Public School Progress and House Rebuild Plans
The report by THOS. SHEPARD chairmen details school district progress including attendance averages, teacher changes, and department performance. It urges renovations to the Noah District school house and a brick primary school room, with cost estimates and calls for continued town support and new teachers.
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North
Miss Bradford
Pray
Bathis
Abi Rana
Nelson Tanner
Shedle
Adame
Monshs
Win. Coshnyan
Mission Kompian
Hie
Gashee
Ayers Pagiiece
Sumer
Thie
Etowa
Linepdawy
Comitinee
Citi
Seacher
Pate
Leo
Commie Wight
Ann Wi
Dullare
Beni
Ae Maukel
Noah
Mos
Providence Town Meeting Urges Education and Civic Duty
A 1843 notice urges freemen to vote April 8 for state and town offices led by Gove rnor Byron Diman and Secretary Henry Bowen. It emphasizes public schools, police, and guardians of peace, urging turnout to sustain education and local governance amid Dorrian turmoil and reactions to Thomas Wilson Dor r.
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James F Penrer
Providence
Byron Diman
Bristol
Henry Bowen
Joseph M. Blake
Fall River Election Scene Simplified
Voters in Fall River reject the office-holding gentry aligned with Dorr and his party. The town’s supporters of good government defeated those backed by Wall, replacing them with loyal and appreciative citizens.
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Fall River
Governor Fenner and Rhode Island Democracy in Dorr Era
A biographical critique of Governor Fenner highlights his long service and support from Rhode Island Democrats. The piece denounces the Dorrite wing and their claimed democracy, condemning their calls for revolutionary reforms and urging citizens to defend law and order at the polls. It argues for upholding the state’s constitution against revolutionary challenges.
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West Indies
Henra
Smith
Francis Cannaday
Guadaloupe
St Ins
Bassaterre
Point Petre
St. Thomas
Sihinut
Charleston
New York
Samuel Young
Albany
Senate of New York
Jamves Fenner
Ihe
Presiden Munro
Jeommintes
Fenner
Nieves
Democras
Jefferson
Thomas W. Dorr
Joan
Grogelops
Rhode Island
Express
Dorr
Snk
Hydra
Saori
Sud
Polis
Friends of Law and Order
Mutiny Report on the Ship Jabp Adams Discovery
The New York Journal of Commerce reports a mutiny aboard the ship Jabp Adams near the Cape of Good Hope. The crew’s actions were discovered and the mutineers were confronted by authorities aboard.
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N. Y.journal of Commerce
Weiers
U.S
Adama
Peng
Cape of Good
James Fenner and Temperance Echoes from 1827
Rhode Island Governor James Fenner is praised for temperance leadership noted in a 1827 Newport donation letter. The piece recalls early reforms, condemns excess, and cites Fenner setting a moral example while supporting public schools.
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St John's Weekly Register
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Plymouth
Heberion
Mercer
Court of Probate
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Count House
Gen Carpenter
Conert
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Eng
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Pawtucket
Abell
Thomas
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Avai
Kepler
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Idlid
Ahe Foundation
Képler
Providencd Journal
James Fenner
Temperance
Doorites
Samaritan
Widlows
Maine
Dod
Seward
Fairfield
Tts
Nedal
Tn Townsend
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Dostila
Ibie
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