Interventions in America and Europe According to The Era
The article argues that foreign intervention is unlikely and dangerous. It suggests Britain and France would be forced to avoid war with the United States as Europe fractures into competing powers. It foresees Russia-aligned moves toward Turkey and warns against a general arms race spanning the world.
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England
Europe
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Russia
Turkey
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Newport banquet honors Hon John P Hale with stirring Union address
At Newport on Saturday Jagg a banquet honored Hon John P Hale visiting the city. Gov Sprague and dignitaries attended. Hale, introduced by Mayor Cronaton, delivered a stirring exhortation to persevere in putting down rebellion. The report also notes critical editorials from St John New Brunswick and details on rebel crews captured by Federal cavalry.
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Ge’ Adam-bake
Newport
John P. Hale
Sprague
Mr. Hale
Cronaton
Ry. Hale
Tremont House
Juba
Town Meeting Discusses Special Session and War Bond Support
A town meeting discussed expediency of establishing a wartime tax and a raised fund. The gathering debated volunteering for national service and supporting the President’s policy. The session adjourned to meet Saturday afternoon at two at the Town Hall.
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United States
Bake at Bocast Grove festival supports soldiers
The Bake at Locust Grove event on Wednesday drew about a thousand locals despite poor abroad attendance and rail transport issues. Net proceeds meet about 350, with organizers praised for patriotism and planning, though transport deficiencies dimmed results.
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Bocast
Locust Grove
Bristol
Regatta Opens Amid Wind Southerly Drench
The regatta opened with a heavy southwesterly wind and rough seas. Two classes raced for prizes, with Planet of Providence winning first in the over twenty feet class and Sprite of Bristol taking first in the under twenty feet class. Final times show Planet 2.30.61 and Sprite 2.46.45 among others, with prizes including cash and an American ensign.
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Bristol
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Planet of Providence
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C. F. Werreshoff
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C. F. Herreshoff
A. C. Bennett
Swallow of
John Horreshoff
Niagara
Newport
Nicholas Alger
Grampus
W. C. Barclay
Skiff
Pawtucket
Tickler
Teazer
Winkig
MT. Bonnett, Jr
Bake and Pie Sale Promises Joyful Society Event
The Marhiodiet E Church and Society of South Somerset Massachusetts announce their Annual Bake and Pie Sale on Thursday. The committee vows a festival equal to past events and a pleasant time is anticipated.
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Marhiodiet E.church and Society of
South Somerset
Convention of the Normal Association in Bristol
The Rhode Island Normal Association announces a first session on Thursday September 1 at the Bristol Town Hall. Gov Sprague and several educators from nearby states are expected to attend. The meeting aims to foster professional spirit among teachers and fund expenses by selling tickets.
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Rhode Iceland Normal Acadetion
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Fall River
Bristol
Congregational Church
Sprague
Camp Bliss
Keon
Senate
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House of Representatives
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Dexter Clarke
Nares
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Centennial Anniversary of Rev Samuel Hiden at Tamworth
On September 12 in Tamworth New Hampshire the centennial anniversary of Rev Samuel Hiden's settlement as pastor of the Orthodox church will be held with ceremonies and local services.
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Edward M. Gushee
Dover
N. N
New Hampshire
J. J. Ellis
Massachusetts
Charles Jr. Alden
Fort Fillmore
New Mexico
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Tamworth
N.H
Samuel Hiddén
Drought to Reviving Rain Boosts Maine Hay and Crops
Correspondent describes a severe early drought in Maine with scarce hay and delayed corn and potatoes. A mid June rainfall revived the ground, triggering rapid vegetation growth and compensating for earlier losses. Farmers report good yields ahead, while apples and cider vinegar appear plentiful. local society mobilizes for wartime needs with sociables supporting soldiers.
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Maine
Old Bay State
Augusta
Toeppak
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