Destruction of the Gaspee by Rhode Island Patriots
On June 9 1772 the British customs schooner Gaspee ran aground near Providence Rhode Island. Patriots boarded looted and set the ship afire with Lt William Dudingston wounded. The incident sparked royal pursuit a 500 pound reward and a commission to prosecute but locals refused to identify rioters.
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Newport Grand Dilemma Art Fair Organizers Local Artists
Newport Rhode Island AP reports photographer and sculptor Christopher Christoper organizes the First Annual Newport Grand Dilemma Art Fair. The event asks artists to donate one piece for an auction to fund prizes, with about 40 artists registered including musicians poets and a kissing booth operator.
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