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Bristol Gazette

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1834

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Hope Street Gazette Payment and Ad Terms

The notice states weekly publication on Saturdays by W N S Bayley Hope Street 2d door south of post office. Terms: two dollars per year or two dollars sixty-five cents at year end. Single papers six cents, ads one dollar per square for three weeks with twenty cents per insertion. Yearly advertisers ten dollars. Submissions prepaid. security subscribers receive sixth paper free.

W. N. S. Bayley Hope-Street 2d Post-6offici

Mysterious Canton Railroad Murder Suspect Revisited

Officials cite a large reward and urge vigilance after an outrageous killing. A man named William Burke, an Irishman employed on the Canton Railroad, matched the assassin's claimed whereabouts and bearing, raising strong suspicions he may be the culprit.

William Burke Canton

Exeter Massacre terror grips Narragansett Bay region

Providence Journal reports a brutal Exeter assault in which a masked attacker infiltrated the Reynolds home, killed and wounded three family members, and fled. Police and residents in southern Rhode Island offer a large reward for the suspect, with investigations tying to the Canton and Stonington railroad labor context and warning the public of a dangerous man on the loose.

Providence Journal Exeter Reynolds Canton Mr Reynold Mer Reynold Ile

Major Downing on the Bank and Monopolies in 1834

The speech argues that the Bank of the United States is a necessary, powerful institution guiding national finance. It recalls past crises, praises Squire Biddle’s management, and warns that political meddling harms the bank. The speaker likens banks to steamboats and urges stable leadership to secure future growth and foreign credit.

John Haggerty David Austin Benton McDuffie United States Bank Clay Nicholas Biddle Bank of the United States Senate Southard Vue House United States Secretary of the Treasury House Potomac Bridge Mercer Committee On Foster Georgia Squire Biddle Elihu S. Buyker New York Providence Critur Haint Squire Biddle Doves Booker Deacon Goodenoy Cape Cod

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