In the Footprints of the Padres
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I fled in fright; I had had my fill of horrors. The pistol-shot wasfamiliar enough: it punctuated the hours of day and night out yonder. But I had never witnessed a murder, and this was evidently one.
When I reached home I was dazed. On the witness stand, under oath, Icould have told nothing; but very shortly the whole town was aware thatJames King--known as James King of William (i. E. , William King was hisfather)--the editor of the _Evening Bulletin_ had been shot in coldblood by James Casey..., a supervisor, the editor of a local journal, anunprincipled politician, an ex-convict, and a man whose past had beenexposed and his present publicly denounced in the editorial columns ofthe _Bulletin_.
This climax precipitated a general movement toward social and politicalreform in San Francisco. It was James P. Casey, a graduate of the NewYork state-prison at Sing Sing, who stuffed a ballot-box with ticketsbearing his own name upon them as candidate for supervisor, and as aresult of this stuffing declared himself elected.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I fled in fright; I had had my fill of horrors. The pistol-shot wasfamiliar enough: it punctuated the hours of day and night out yonder. But I had never witnessed a murder, and this was evidently one.
When I reached home I was dazed. On the witness stand, under oath, Icould have told nothing; but very shortly the whole town was aware thatJames King--known as James King of William (i. E. , William King was hisfather)--the editor of the _Evening Bulletin_ had been shot in coldblood by James Casey..., a supervisor, the editor of a local journal, anunprincipled politician, an ex-convict, and a man whose past had beenexposed and his present publicly denounced in the editorial columns ofthe _Bulletin_.
This climax precipitated a general movement toward social and politicalreform in San Francisco. It was James P. Casey, a graduate of the NewYork state-prison at Sing Sing, who stuffed a ballot-box with ticketsbearing his own name upon them as candidate for supervisor, and as aresult of this stuffing declared himself elected.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stoddard Charles Warren to read onlineMoreLess
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