Editing Arthur Pember
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==Later life== |
==Later life== |
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After having given birth to ten children in 14 years, Pember's wife Alice died of [[typhoid]] in 1881 |
After having given birth to ten children in 14 years, Pember's wife Alice died of [[typhoid]] in 1881 at the age of 36.<ref name="howler"/> |
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In May 1884, Pember moved with his five sons from New York to [[LaMoure, North Dakota|LaMoure, Dakota Territory]], in order to become a stock farmer. According to one account, he "was told by his doctor one day that if he did not cease pumping his brains into a daily paper, his heart would soon stop pumping blood into his brains".<ref name="buffalo">{{cite news |title=Arthur Pember |work=Buffalo Times |page=2 |date=1885-08-11}}</ref> According to his obituary, on the other hand, the motivation for the move was to "transfer his boys from the temptations of the city to the country".<ref name="obituary"/> An 1885 newspaper article reported that Pember was writing a book entitled "Twenty Years in New York Journalism".<ref name="buffalo"/> |
In May 1884, Pember moved with his five sons from New York to [[LaMoure, North Dakota|LaMoure, Dakota Territory]], in order to become a stock farmer. According to one account, he "was told by his doctor one day that if he did not cease pumping his brains into a daily paper, his heart would soon stop pumping blood into his brains".<ref name="buffalo">{{cite news |title=Arthur Pember |work=Buffalo Times |page=2 |date=1885-08-11}}</ref> According to his obituary, on the other hand, the motivation for the move was to "transfer his boys from the temptations of the city to the country".<ref name="obituary"/> An 1885 newspaper article reported that Pember was writing a book entitled "Twenty Years in New York Journalism".<ref name="buffalo"/> |