Centenary Celebration in Little Rhode Island Observed
News of the Week reports a large centennial event marking the founding of the cotton industry in Pawtucket on the Blackstone River. Activities included a parade industrial exhibition and Sunday schools anniversary, plus public amusements and races. The week closed with dedication ceremonies for monuments to S. S. Colver, Pawtucket brigade chief slain in battle on July 7, 1834.
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Sclater Fe Land
Suilay
Blackstone
Mhode Island
Stator
S.collver
Meeting of the International Congress in New York
Reports from a weekend convention in New York describe enthusiasts arriving Saturday and being warmly received by the American representative. Delegates from Catholic unions and shipowners associations gather for talks, with plans for bishops and other figures to attend as sessions begin on October 7.
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New York
International Srnaveel Congress
Cyles
Ie Willan
Iain
Ike Lags
Thora
Deimonigg’s. New Sorae
Hondred
Americas
Boston
A. van Hews
Rama Owen Suahaetti
Gongrean
Knights of Labor
New York Central
Ors Knights of Labor
Anne Hes
Contention Over State Capital Sparks Lynch Threats
The article depicts heated debates on the capital location for a territory, with threats of lynching and violent language reported as factions clash. It notes a murder verdict in the Birchall case and mentions national debt remarks, Catholic church tensions, labor unrest, and political maneuvers surrounding the session’s close.
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Benwell
Birchall
Woodstock
Tate
Ione
Trade Review of Domestic and Foreign Trade Last Week
The report outlines the magnitude of both domestic and foreign trade for the past week with emphasis on merchant activity and market movements. It notes trends in shipments, exports, and imports, highlighting key commodities and sectors shaping the week’s commercial landscape.
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al Ain
Polinigal Haters and the State Elections
Fragmented OCR outlines state election notes with references to Ballots, the Solid South, and multiple offices. Mentions governorships, legislature, and congressional seats amid a chaotic, unclear passage.
Fragmentary note on commercial matters and other items
A garbled OCR fragment lists various terms related to commercial matters, numbers, and unclear references. It mentions values like 342 and 1082, mentions a carrey and lamb, and includes stray phrases about regus, fas, and propels. The readable content is too fragmentary to determine a clear event or names.
Distress in Ireland and Venezuela News Briefly Told
Foreign bodies and unrest are reported with asserted and denied trouble in Ireland. A Carwens dispatch notes Venezuela government members proposing retrial of Senor Dom Casts amid political tension. Mexico reports a military execution and ongoing upheaval as Corton Met notes changes in leadership.
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Venema
New York
Carwens
Venezuela
Palacio
Senor Doms
Mexico
Corton
Work of Congress Review of the Long-Sitting Body
Review highlights the National Legislature and marks one of the most interesting sessions. It surveys the major measures considered, noting key actions and the overall impact of the last Congress on policy and governance.
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Henry
Moston Markets
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