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George Templeton Strong
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George Templeton Strong
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Saturday, September 13, 2025
Diary of George Templeton Strong, Friday, March 2, 1860
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Stopped at Barnum’s on my way downtown to see the much advertised nondescript, the "What-is-it.” 1 Some say it’s an advanced chimpanze...
Diary of George Templeton Strong, March 3, 1860
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George Anthon called in Wall Street, and before going uptown, we stopped at Barnum’s. The "What-is-it?” is palpably a little nigger and...
Diary of George Templeton Strong, Sunday, March 4, 1860
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. . . Church this morning. Higby preached. Not up to his average. Mr. Derby and Hoffman sat with us. Talked to Professor Lieber who came hom...
Diary of George Templeton Strong, March 6, 1860
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. . . Looking further into Darwin’s Origin of Species this evening. Though people who don’t like its conclusions generally speak of it as pr...
Diary of George Templeton Strong, Monday, April 2, 1860
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To Trinity Church vestry meeting tonight. As I railroaded homeward at ten, there was much people in and around the Tribune office, waiting, ...
Diary of George Templeton Strong, April 17, 1860
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After an apology for a dinner, I went to [Arnold] Guyot’s lecture at the Law School. Well attended and very hot; lecture original and intere...
Diary of George Templeton Strong, April 23, 1860
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No news of any action by the Democratic Charleston Convention. Douglas, the little giant, said to be losing ground. SOURCE: Allan Nevins a...
Diary of George Templeton Strong, April 26, 1860
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No Democratic nominee from Charleston, yet. Two to one on Douglas, I say. SOURCE: Allan Nevins and Milton Halset Thomas, Editors, Diary o...
Diary of George Templeton Strong, April 27, 1860
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Little or nothing to record. Fine Day. Rumor this afternoon of schism in the Charleston Convention, certain Southern delegations of pyrophag...
Diary of George Templeton Strong, Monday, April 30, 1860
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Everybody talks of the great Heenan and Sayers prize fight in England—the “international” fight—and of the American champion’s unfair treatm...
Diary of George Templeton Strong, Tuesday, May 1, 1860
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Some eight Southern delegations have seceded from the Charleston Convention. It refused to make a slave code for the territories an article ...
Diary of George Templeton Strong, May 3, 1860
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. . . The Democratic Convention has dissolved and dispersed without nominating anybody. It is to assemble again at Baltimore in June. SOUR...
Monday, May 5, 2025
Diary of George Templeton Strong: February 2, 1860
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After dinner with Ellie to No. 24, where I left her, and then seeing a glow in the southern sky over the roof of the Union Place Hotel, I st...
Diary of George Templeton Strong: February 3, 1860
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Last night’s Elm Street fire was a sad business. Some eighteen or twenty people perished. There was another fire in Lexington Avenue (dwelli...
Diary of George Templeton Strong: Monday, February 6, 1860
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Just from opera, Puritani, with Ellie and Mrs. Georgey Peters and Dr. Carroll. Little Patti, the new prima donna, made a brilliant success. ...
Diary of George Templeton Strong: February 10, 1860
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Opera tonight with Ellie and Mrs. Georgey Peters and her papa; Der Freischutz in an Italian version. The Germanism of that opera is so inten...
Diary of George Templeton Strong: February 17, 1860
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Old Stephen Whitney dead, leaving (some say) fifteen millions behind him. 6 That may be exaggerated, but he was close-fisted enough to have...
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Diary of George Templeton Strong: February 18, 1860
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Spent this evening diligently cutting the leaves of Darwin’s much discussed book on The Origin of Species and making acquaintance with its ...
Diary of George Templeton Strong: February 25, 1860
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Efficient in Wall Street. Pio Nono, “the Pope, that pagan full of pride,” is on bad terms with the Eldest Son of the Church, that unprincipl...
Diary of George Templeton Strong: February 29, 1860
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Went alone to Philharmonic rehearsal at Academy of Music. Watched Hazeltine and pretty Helen Lane billing and cooing just in front of me to ...
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