Chaudiere's Café and a Night on the Adelantado
In New Orleans journalism lore, Griswold and Bainbridge share a farewell at Chaudiere's cafe as Griswold laments poverty and plots radical reform. Bainbridge predicts trial and Griswold recalls heroic acts like nursing a starving child, while on the Adelantado voyage Bainbridge contemplates the fate of a doomed manuscript and Griswold's imagined fate.
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Chaudiere’s
Griswold
New York
Bohemia
Crescent City
Painbridge
Bainbridge
Kenneth
Jove
Horton
Horton Reviews
Griffin
Adelantado Fruit Steamer Sails Into Uncertain Waters
The fruit steamer Adelantado, outward bound, fell away from her course amid unclear conditions, prompting Coast Guard inquiries and a search for potential hazards to the voyage.
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Adelantado
Irish Absurdities in Pries and Parish Confessions
A London Spectator sketch recounts Irish quirks through humorous anecdotes. A confessional scene features an acrobat penitent, a frightened old woman, and a priest perplexed by odd Irish morals. A marriage inquiry ends with a telegram to an unbaptized mother: “Vaccinated, but not baptized.”
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London Spectator
London
The Baptism of Bells and a Boy With Money
A piece on the church rite of bell baptism tracing origins to Charlemagne and Pope John XIII with Sleidan’s account of the ceremony. It describes consecration, oil, crosses, psalms, and feasts. The second item recalls Little Tommy in church refusing to give charity, saying he has his own money.
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Gentleman’s Magazine
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Lateran
Ata
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Detroit Free Press
The Landlord and The Actor Exchange A Crude Line
A fragment shows a dialogue about a sign reading Accommodation for Man and Beast as The Actor mocks removing man from the phrase. The text then references Berlin’s Black Book a police criminal record now consisting of 387 volumes and 31,000 photographs of criminals.
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Puck
Sted
Berlin
Knows by Experience in a Town Garden Thought
A brief reflection from the Washington Iowa Democrat notes that when a town man tends a small garden he believes every farmer should feel the greatest happiness.
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Democrat
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