Annexation Debate Triggers Wardon Warren Telegraph Clash
An 19th century column argues over Bristol annexing Warren and the impact on local territories. It questions transfer benefits, schoolhouse losses, and whether legislative action serves public needs or private gain. The piece critiques Bristol’s expansion and prior land titles from Indians cited in historical context.
Public Petitions and Kansas Crisis Reflected in Telegraph
A reprint discusses petitioning practices, moral duties of public tribunals, and Bristol boundary disputes. It then shifts to Kansas troubles, urging prompt aid with Sharp’s rifles to deter border clashes and protect constitutional rights, ending with a call for women’s charitable aid at Pokaboket Mill.
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Kansas
Missouri
Shannon
Lawrence
Atchison
Stringfellow
Sharp
Free States
Friends of
Free Sintea
Tue
Kinsaw
Pokaboket Mill
Destructive Fire at Pokonoket Steam Mill on Thames Street
A Thursday early morning blaze at the Pokonoket Steam Mill on Thames Street destroyed most of the main building interior after starting in the third story spinning room. Firemen saved the office and carding room, with substantial water use and frostbite among responders. Loss estimated at $110000 with $870000 total insured. insurers listed include Manufacturer's Mutual Boston and Rhode Island Mutual Providence.
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Pokonoket
Thames Street
Manufacturer's Mutual
Boston
Eliot Co
Cochinate Co
Providence
Rhode Island Mutual
Firemen's Mutual
Fall of Rome lecture and erratic weather noted
Rev. Dr. Hedge delivered a compelling lecture on the Fall of Rome. The week brought varied weather with cold mornings, rain, snow, and a late night torrent. The town contemplates forming a Hose Company and subscription lists aid fire operatives out of work.
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Ested
Richmond
Turkey
Wester
Resdia
Russia
England
Dr. Hedge
Rome
Crawford Easterbrooks
John B. Munro
Post Office
Commercial Bank
Justice Court Docket Reports February Assault Cases
Henry Newell convicted of assault and battery on George White and fined 3 dollars plus costs. On February 11 George White arraigned for drunkenness and threatening Bridget Lee. fined 1 dollar and costs and ordered to post 200 dollars bond to keep the peace for six months. Margaret White, wife of George, received similar punishment. On February 13 Bridget Lee charged with assaulting George White was discharged as evidence did not sustain the complaint.
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Justice Court
Fes
Munro
Henry Newell
George White
Bridget Lee
Margaret White
George
Defence of Bristol fire system proves value of hydrants
A Bristol speaker urges preserving the town’s salt water pipe fire defense after a severe blaze. He notes frost hindered hoses, credits hydrants and local engines for four hours of nonstop water, valued at about $6000, saving the mill and prompting calls to secure supply if Pokanoket cannot operate. A New York death of a young man found in a chimney flue is also reported.
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Ma. Barney
Bristol
Constitution Street
King Philip
J. J. Gardner
Milles
New York
Anid
Temp drops and relief efforts after Pokonoket Mill fire
Report details a cold spell with a 41 degree 24 hour drop and a mill fire at Pokonoket Mill. Citizens form committees to aid unemployed workers and fund disaster relief, with a disbursing panel named to distribute aid and a fire department review planned.
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Court House
Pokonoket
Isaac Gotham
Alex. P. Baxter
H. J. Pliman
Crawford Easterbrooks
Abner Midget
J. B. Munro
Chas, Sherry, Jr
Capt
J. Norris
J. Fred’k Baars
Byron Diman
James P. Pierce
Henry Goff
John Bowler
Hezekiah C. Wardwell
Bristol Phenix
Persia Arrives in New York After North Atlantic Passage
The steamship Persia reached New York Saturday morning after sailing from Liverpool January 23. She faced heavy weather and ice in lat 43 long 46, injuring the starboard wheel for 36 hours. Markets react to peace expectations as American stocks rise and trade news from Manchester shows firmer yarns and higher print cloth prices.
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New York
Liverpool
Waterord
Manchester
Bank of England
Southampton
Plymouth Sound
Belgique
United
Plymouth
Beau
Jan
St. Petersburg
Gortschakoff
Gortschekoff
Poland
Berlin
Black Sea
Russia
Turkey
Rossia
Austria
Bossia
Conferences and Russia France England discuss Crimean crisis
The article reports on proposed conference locations for Crimea talks with Paris preferred by the French, Russia naming Baron Bronow as plenipotentiary if accepted by France and England. Prussia signals restraint, Sweden and Denmark express national disappointment as Western powers resume diplomatic contact with Russia.
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Paris
London
Russia
Baron Bronow
France
England
Brauin
Prussia
Prissia
Baron de Badberg
Lori Bloomfield
Sweden
Copenhagen
Ultra National Party of
Denmark
Steamship arrivals and stock market surge in cold February
New Orleans reports the steamship Pro metheus arriving from San Juan with Sabis co dates of the 21st and the Northern Light sailing to New York with 350,000 in duet. Wall Street reacts to peace news with heavy trading while concerns grow over the harbor ice and ongoing blockades.
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Prometheus
San Juan
Sabisco
Northern Light
New York
California
Isabellina Hayne
Bth
Fost
Wall
Wailla
Nicaragua
Col. Wheeler
U.S
Wall Street
Basis Ness
Stock Board
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