John Sullivan Eyes Politics After Boxing Career
A Statesman letter remarks on John Morrissey and John Lawrence Sullivan, noting the champion’s plans to transition from ring fame to politics. It highlights a New York Evening Sun discussion about a Sullivan political constituency and the idea of a congressman with Morissey-like support.
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Sullivan and Sullivan High Hopes for County Chair
A letter to the editor outlines Sullivan’s bid for a party nomination and cites personal ties and public image. The writer defends a college, athletic, and cultural record, arguing the candidate has earned party support and can rally voters with strength and dedication.
Kite At Sea Aerial Adventure Off Connecticut Shore
A long, vivid account of a Fourth of July kite sea voyage from New York to Connecticut and Long Island. The craft, a giant flannel kite on a half mile line, lifted mariners and tested wind and current, with dramatic near-shipwrecks near Port Jefferson and a dramatic return to shore as spectators looked on.
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The crew steadied a kite as their barely visible power drifted over waves. They watched for danger with a bowman holding a knife ready to cut the line if needed. Land receded slowly as they aimed to reach a harbor on Long Island, traveling well over two hours for the twenty three mile crossing.
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