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Editorial
October 18, 1903
Blue Grass Blade
Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky
What is this article about?
Editorial gleefully reports Dr. J.J.S. Doherty kicking Anthony Comstock down stairs in New Haven, Conn., breaking his rib, and expresses regret it wasn't fatal. Irreverently invokes God and anticipates retribution against others like Rucker and Thompson.
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THANK GOD!
Old Tony Comstock Gets Licked and Has a Rib Broken—Pity Dr. Doherty Had Not Broken Old Tony's Neck.
It is with great pleasure that I print the dispatch from New Haven, Conn., showing that Dr. J. J. S. Doherty has kicked old Tony Comstock down stairs and broken one of his ribs and bruised him up.
It's a God's pity—if there is any God—that Doherty had not broken old Tony's neck.
Ackerman thrashed Sam Jones, John Barleycorn knocked out Bundy, and now I am just waiting to see what the Lord is going to do to old Rucker and Thompson.
Old Tony Comstock Gets Licked and Has a Rib Broken—Pity Dr. Doherty Had Not Broken Old Tony's Neck.
It is with great pleasure that I print the dispatch from New Haven, Conn., showing that Dr. J. J. S. Doherty has kicked old Tony Comstock down stairs and broken one of his ribs and bruised him up.
It's a God's pity—if there is any God—that Doherty had not broken old Tony's neck.
Ackerman thrashed Sam Jones, John Barleycorn knocked out Bundy, and now I am just waiting to see what the Lord is going to do to old Rucker and Thompson.
What sub-type of article is it?
Satire
Moral Or Religious
What keywords are associated?
Tony Comstock
Dr Doherty
Assault
New Haven
Retribution
God
What entities or persons were involved?
Tony Comstock
Dr. J. J. S. Doherty
Ackerman
Sam Jones
John Barleycorn
Bundy
Rucker
Thompson
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Celebration Of Assault On Tony Comstock
Stance / Tone
Gleeful And Irreverent
Key Figures
Tony Comstock
Dr. J. J. S. Doherty
Ackerman
Sam Jones
John Barleycorn
Bundy
Rucker
Thompson
Key Arguments
Pleasure In Reporting Comstock's Injury
Regret That The Assault Was Not Fatal
Anticipation Of Divine Retribution Against Others