Temperance Movement at Cleveland Convention Promises Political Impact
The Cleveland gathering of the national convention of the friends of Temperance drew delegates from major religious groups and states. It rejected immediate party formation but signaled potential for political action to curb liquor traffic and push prohibition, with Rhode Island efforts cited as influential. A new history by Alexander H. Stephens is highlighted, and Sunday excursions to Atark Rock faced mixed enforcement and lawlessness incidents aboard boats.
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Fragmented excerpts touch on crimes and dangers in India
The text references an extinct crime in India and warns of its spread, mentions the Friends of India about enforcement difficulties and threats of death. It also briefly notes lightning dangers and a steel thimble incident related to a purchase payment in Aska territory. A document shows a draft drawn for 7 200 000 dollars with Baron Stoeckle as Russian minister.
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Bristol Line of Steamers Reorganizes Directors
At a Bristol Line meeting at the Astor House several directors retired and new members including James Fisk Jr and Jay Gould joined. Fisk becomes Managing Director with full power to run affairs, and the line plans to touch Newport to capture passenger and freight business. The Bristol and Providence steamers will continue on the Sound.
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Vast and Varied 19th Century News Highlights
A wide stream of brief items describes travelers and officials arriving in Newport, lawsuits over Enfield dog trades, oddities from Virginia to New Hampshire, accidents and crimes, weather and astronomical notes, rail speed records, agricultural reports, and peculiar local incidents across multiple states and regions.
Town Council Ends Lawful Probes and Yachting News
The council approved executors and guardianships, ordered estates and inventories recorded, and authorized sales and bonds. Harbor activity featured eight of fifteen Atlantic Yacht Club boats visiting from Brooklyn with Gracie, Nimbus, Addie and others afloat, amid race prep and vessel trials.
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Addie
Real Estate Transactions during July 1865
Real estate transfers include Lewis H Bowen selling land near Warren to William Crowell for 500 dollars and Hugh N Campenki selling Franklin street plots to J Russell Bullock for 200. Other deeds record Raseell Bullock to Nathaniel Brookins 200, Le Baron Colt to Samuel P Colt 10700 for half a lot with dwelling, Allen B Sanford to James D Wardwell 1800, heirs of John G Harling to Albert S Pearse 400, and Albert Pearse to Edward B Pearse 400 for the same Franklin street lot. Deed dated July 8, 1865.
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J. Russell Bullock
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le Baron B. Colt
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Albert S. Pearse
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Edward B. Pearse
New Fire Company Formed to Replace King Philip Engine
A new fire company is organized to take charge of the engine abandoned by King Philip Fire Co No 4. Elected officers include Foreman George W Simnidne and First Assistant Richard B Franklin. Other positions named are Second Assistant George Douglas, First Pipeman Thomas D Allen, Second Pipeman Charles Allen, and Clerk Joseph B Burgess. Uncle Joe mentions a patentable man who pitched his tent recently in a corn field on the suburbs.
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Florence Sewing Machine Gains Popular Notice
Bristol ladies are urged to view the Florence Sewing Machine advertised as rapidly entering general use. The agent will visit local residences next week to demonstrate its speed simplicity and noiseless operation.
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Life and Public Services of Schuyler Colfax
Edward Winslow Martin publishes The Life and Public Services of Schuyler Colfax with his important speeches. Advertisement notes agents wanted. Published by United States Publishing Co. 411 Broome Street New York.
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Peters Montary Gues Hive Song List and Publisher Info
A degraded listing shows August entries for choral and quartet pieces titled Trail All Hail Mighty Jove Popping Corn Think Mighty God Feeble Man Sleep Well Sweet Angel Sere see Beautiful Girl of a South She dwelleth now in Heaven with varying voice parts. Price 3 3 cents Year-sighs copy 30 cente Address J L Peters Publisher P O Box 5429 New or
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Bristol Train of Artillery to Camp Near Newport
The Bristol Train of Artillery under Col. Usher with the Bristol Cornet Band led by T. Moore will march to Newport and encamp near the city on the 26th instant for two or three days.
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Tent Fire at Cedar Grove Residents Sheltered Nearby
A tent at Cedar Grove burned last Monday night when a lamp caused the fire. Neighbors provided shelter to the occupants after the blaze.
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Governor Reed names Fernandina tax collector
The Fernandina Index reports Governor Reed appointed Richard S. Pearse Jr to be Tax Collector in Fernandina, a former local resident.
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Reed
Richard S. Pearse, Jr
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