Congressional Sports and Senate Clash in Washington
A vivid slice of Washington life as Congress begins its season with lively orations and games of politics. The piece contrasts Democratic vigor with Republican restraint, notes Speaker election rumors, and recalls a Senate skirmish between Clay and Wilson, ending with reflections on constitutional duty and national unity. It also reports a severe leg fracture of Wm P Shefield in New York and a vivid obituary and town notices including a sung poem reading and Union resolutions.
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Washington
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Senate
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Alabama
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Pennsylvania
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Great American Republic
Iresington
Noted Walpole man dies suddenly at Dedham church
Milord a respected Walpole citizen and Mason, walked with his wife and two daughters to the Dedham church after sealing his family inside the church, then collapsed and died from heart disease while joining the funeral procession.
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Colburn
Church ii South Dedham
Afr
Milord
Walpole
Nasonic
Sugar Syrup Makers Earn Noted Reputation in City
Fy Mesers Camp Brunsen and Sherry advance a superior sugar syrup product rivaling Stuart's. They own a modern refinery, ample raw material access from New York, and hands on supervision by all partners. The trio's industry and community standing are described as exemplary and contagious.
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Camp
Brunsen & Sherry
Stuarts
Boston
Dlars
Ryaj
New York
Opening of The Normal School under Daniel Goodwin
The Normal School reopened last Tuesday under Daniel Goodwin, now named Principal by the Governor until a permanent appointment is made in the General Assembly session. The writer praises Goodwin as a ripe scholar and well suited to lead the institution.
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Daria
Pr Cots
Betersey
Tiefas
Chilleh
Warren
What Cheer
Providence
Mr. Chase
Wm. C. Richards
Dr. Shepard
St. Alban’s Lodge
New
Masonic
Baptist Church
J. B. Breed
Jeremiah
R. A. Guild
Brown University
Guild
Golburn
Daniel Goodwin
General Assembly
Weather Notes For The Week In Coastal Town
The week begins with cool and wet Sunday morning then improves to pleasant afternoons. Monday remains pleasant and cool. Tuesday brings morning clouds and snow with rain in the afternoon and night. Wednesday and Thursday are very pleasant for the seagow. Yesterday’s weather was truly delightful.
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Derstn Inirak Jaab
Mary YG Jseeoman
Baker
Potter
Isle
Promience Journal
Holiday Presents Directory of Local Stores and Goods
A Christmas and New Year gift guide lists numerous Providence area shops and offerings. It cites Gooding's for jewelry, Goodhue & Son and Farrington & Co for silverware, millinery and dress goods from Farrington's and Mrs. P. S. West, and many others for books, beads, fabrics, perfumery, cutlery, groceries, and toys. The piece notes extended shop locations, with emphasis on Hope Street, Westminster Street, and Bristol, and mentions a new Providence Weekly Times and the Agricultural Journal editions.
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Gooding's
Corner of Hope
State Sta
Providence
Goodhue & Son
Westminster St
Farrington & Co
Bilka
Farrington's
Hope Stroet
D' Wolf
J.P Pierce
Benjamin Tilley
Hope Street
Bristol
Perry & Barnard
J. N. Burgess
State Street
Geo. H. Whitney’s
M. W. Pierce, Jr
D. A. Pierce
J. Smith
State St
Luther
Canal Street
Market Square
B. Shuman
South Main Street
R. Wyank
Arcade
M. Exlébach
Goodhart’s
Dorner
Westminster and Exchange
Sta., Providence
Lincoln's
Mason’s
Douglas's
State At
Gifford’s
Bradford
Hope
J. Gladding’s
Bradford Street
Easterbrooks
Thames Street
G. H. Reynolds
Otis Munro
W. R. Taylor
J. W. Pierce
Wilcox’s
Bimmons’s
Fitch's
Stata Street
Wardwells
Kimball’s
Aaron
Japan
Tays, &Ro
Tilley’s
Gladding’s
Allen’s
Christmas Observances At Chapel In St Michaelis Parish
Annual council of SENAIbans Lodge elected new officers for the year. W Charles A Greene Master John Turner Warden Richard B Franklin Junior Warden Pitman Treasurer Joseph Fales Secretary George E Douglass Deacon William H Barrus Deacon Erodeus B Hart Steward James Wilson Steward Nathan Bardin Chaplain D A Coit Marshal Marcus L Hoar Tyler. Services will include prayer and singing on Sabbath at St Michaelis Church.
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Senaibans Lodge
Weanckdey
W. Charles A. Greene
Bro
John Turner
Richard B. Franklin
John Oe “Pitman
Joseph Fales
George E. Douglass
William H. Barrus
Erodeus B. Hart
James Wilson
J. Steward
W. Nathan Bardin
D. A Coit
Marshal
Marcus L. Hoar
Tyler
Tragic Execution At Harper's Ferry And Closings
Eyewitness report details the crowded scenes in Cuartestown during the Harper's Ferry executions. Guards, escapes attempted through jail walls, and the execution of Green and Copeland are described with emotive accounts and aftermath notes on burial and local notices.
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Cuartestown
Des
Harper’s Ferry
Brown
Aiis
Coppie
Cook
Shenandoah
Bhat
Main Street
Green
Copeland
Mr. North
Coppis
Badits
Ashbol B
Willard
Robert Crowley
William Street
New York
Adams
Express
Ohio
House of Representatives Ballots in Deadlock as Sherman Leads
Debates and ballots continue in the House amid factional splits over Speaker. John Sherman of Ohio leads, Boteler and McClernard vie for support, with sessions and adjournments reflecting ongoing party tensions. Senate discussions include executive sessions and committee appointments. A separate note reports a police raid on a Maverick Street gambling den.
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Br.o.Fitz
Wpatzick
Kosta Andi Froe
Hajlin
Jes Aair
Brown
Miss
Spok San
Ala
Howusz
Bocobke
Moore
Alabama
Bote- Yer
House
John Sherman
Ohio
Thomas S. Bocock
Alexander R
Boteler
O? A
Miles Taylor
John S. Phelps
Mo--Bem
Alexander R. Boteler
William. Barksdale
Dem
Thomas S Bucock
Sevarx
Jones
Tennessee
Pugh
New Mexico
Utah
Green
Hovor
Taylor
Landrum
Grow
Lickman
Diolman
Congress
Territories
John Cochrane
Stanton
Wh. Barksdale
John A. McClernard
Lil
Senate
Iverson
Court of Clais
West Point Military Academy
Presi Dent
United States
Bright
Yeas
Nts
Stiaéit
Committee On Foreign Relations
House of Representatives
Davidson
Louisiana
Helper
Sohn Sherman
Sobn S. Millsod
John A. Gilmer
N. C. iAm
Himerson Etheridge
Tenn
John G. Davis
Death of a respected New England preacher and community figure
The obituary notes the death of a well known and gentle preacher who built a life on faith and industry. He leaves a wife and three children, two daughters abroad in Boston and New York, and a son in Fairhaven. Funeral arrangements are set for Friday at 11 A M from Barney Street Church, with duties coordinated by Mr. Gee.
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Wm. P. Sheffield
Newport
New York
The
Daily News
Broadway
Astor House
New York Hotel
Dra. Catnochan
Crane
George William Pettes
Colburn
Tomasio
Christ
Portsland
China
Lenox
Bonno Col
Ste Clare Aehristian Ee
Boeton
New ‘York
Fairhaven
Gee
Barney Street
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