Una edad de oro de los autores : la recolección de un editor . d el primer mensaje sobrelos cables. El profesor Morse y el Sr. Ellsworth habían quedado hasta muy tarde en la sesión de clausura de la Cámara de representantes la noche anterior, esperando la aprobación de la consignación. El inventor finalmente se desanimó, pero el Sr. Ellsworthsted hasta que el proyecto de ley fue aprobado. Regresando a casa tuvo a su hija Annie despertada de que ella se volvía a llevar las noticias a su amigo ansioso. Con la hija Annie, Roswell Smith cayó en love.There era un partido que se escapaba, perdón, y asetting abajo, pero en ti

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A golden age of authors : a publisher's recollection . d the first message overthe wires. Professor Morse and Mr. Ellsworth had remaineduntil very late at the closing session of the House ofRepresentatives the night before, hoping for thepassage of the appropriation. The inventor hadfinally gone away discouraged, but Mr. Ellsworthstayed until the bill was passed. Returning homehe had his daughter Annie awakened that she mightbe the one to carry the news to their anxious friend. With daughter Annie, Roswell Smith fell in love.There was a runaway match, forgiveness, and asettling down, but in time Roswell tired of La-fayette. He wanted a larger field; he had made somemoney, chiefly in real estate, and he determined togo East and buy a newspaper. Then came a trip toEurope with Dr. Holland, who was at the heightof his popularity as the author of Timothy Tit-combs Letters, Bitter-Sweet, and Kathrina.One evening on a Geneva bridge Dr. Holland madethe proposition that they should start a magazinetogether, and Roswell Smith agreeing, departed [8]. MRS. ROSWELL SMITH Who, as a young girl, Annie Ellsworth, sent the first telegraphic message, What hath God wrought ROSWELL SMITH for America with a letter of introduction to the seniorCharles Scribner, who had been Dr. Hollands pub-hsher. The joint-stock company of Scribner &Co. was organized, Roswell Smith and Dr. Hol-land each taking three-tenths of the stock and theScribner firm the other four-tenths. The name Scribners Monthly was given to thenew magazine in honor of Mr. Scribner, for whomDr. Holland had great respect, and Mr. Scribnersmagazine. Hours at Home, ceased publication whenthe new venture was launched. With Richard Watson Gilder as Dr. Hollandschief assistant, and Alexander W. Drake in chargeof the art department (the two younger men wereto work together for forty splendid years), therebegan with Scribners in 1870 the publication of amagazine which undoubtedly did more for the causeof American letters and a popular

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