Arabia steamer trial voyage described with ornate details
The Arabia returns from Lavsea in 12 hours the fastest trip yet as the Dean of Ripon witnesses Fulton era contrasts. The ship features Arab themed decor a camel motif gilt mirrors and glass paintings with a lifelike floor and new steam heated cabins. Captain Judkins leads the Cunard line on a voyage to this country amid praise for its ventilation and luxury interiors.
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Arabia
Lavesea i
Ree
Dean
Ripon
Robert Fulton
Fulton
Jerusalem
Mount Ararat
Desert
Judkins
Cunard
Fire destroys Tiverton dry shed at Globe Printing Works
A fire last Tuesday night razed the dry shed attached to Globe Printing Works in Tiverton. The shed, insured for 1200 dollars, will not cover the loss. The blaze affected offices at Roger Williams, American, Merchants, Ina, Hartford and Springfield.
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Fike
Tivertox
Globe Printing’ Works
Tiverton
Roger Williams
American
Ina
Hartford
Springfield
Music World Times seeks broad support for national musical advancement
Music lovers and church musicians are invited to send names and addresses to Dyer and Willis of The Musical World Times for a nationwide effort to spread good music and correct musical principles. Editors and publishers are urged to cooperate to maximize circulation of this paragraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Dyer & Willlis
Musical World Times
Broadway
New York
Arrest Warrant Issued In Counterfeit Bank Note Case
A warrant issued in the Police Court led to the arrest of William W. Wilson engraver at 23 Court Street on suspicion of counterfeiting bank bills and coins. Police searched his Court Street shop and Charlestown residence, recovering dies and counterfeit coins including dollars quarters and a dime. A bank note adictalae and a Whately five note were found, and a New York fire report noted 445 fires last year with 13 lives lost.
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William W. Wilson
Court Street
Wilson
Charlestown
Chelsea Bank
Whately Bank
Boston’ Journal
New York City
Woman Driven to Madness by Lover Lost at Sea
A fragment describes a woman at Blackwell's Island asylum overwhelmed by joy after a vessel wreck claims she sees her husband and child in the sea. Her mind reels as she gazes toward the lost loved ones, collapsing into unhinged bliss.
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Mii - Hee
Blackwell's Island
Temperance Meeting at Vestry of Baptist Church
The temperance address by Rev Me wall is set for Tuesday evening at 6 30 in the Baptist Church vestry with public invited. A Rev Mr Cummings of Concord NH circulated inflaming handbills predicting the end of all subliliary things in 1894 and gathering followers. The Bangor Mercury notes a new lace fabric from England woven with iron wire for curtains and even iron caps for women sparking debate on fashion and safety.
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Me Wall
the Baptist Church
England
BRIGHTON MARKET Daily Prices for Cattle Sheep and Hogs
Tuurspar January 6 market report lists 1800 beef cattle 75 stores 12 works 62 cows and calves 8000 sheep with prices shown for beef cattle fat hogs and sheep with varying qualities. Also notices W B Palmer American Newspaper Agent authorized for ads and subscriptions with offices in Boston New York Philadelphia and Philadelphia area.
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Brighton
Tuurspar
W. B. Palmer
Big
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Seollay
New Yeak
Tribune
Pxitapecenia
N. W. Cor
Cheatnut Streets
Marriages in Various Towns Include Boston Providence Couples
In multiple notices Weddings announced across towns. Gustaves T. Giny wed Caroline B. Conke. Edward Babbin wed Arcelia Morice. Richard Smith wed Philena A. Fuller. George H. Thurston wed Esther Water. Augustus Freeh wed Abby Pitman. Samuel H. Gregory wed Elizabeth Noel. Edward M. Young wed Caroline Simmons. James S. Fitzpatrick wed Mary Doherty.
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Lothie Town
Mr. Grant
Gustaves T. Giny
Caroline B
Nicholas W. Conke
Sr. Michael’s Church
Tueada
Trapcall
Edward 5. Babbin
Boston
Arcelia Morice
Daniel N. Morice
Grant
Richard Smith
Philena
A. Fuller
Scaghticoke
Newport
George H. Thurston
Esther Water
Augustus Freeh
Abby Pitman
Thomas G. Pitman, Jr
Providence
Samuel H. Gregory
Barton
Mian Eliawleth Noe
Slatult
Edward M. Young
Philadelphia
Caroline C. Simmons
Fall River
James 5. Fitzpatrick
Mise Mary Doherty
Obituary notices from New England towns recount multiple deaths
In Warren on the 28th alt James P Bowen aged 40 Providence Coomer E Mason aged 6 Elizabeth Sayres aged 4 Harriet B Hart 29 Fanny Tucker 42 Daniel H Salsbury 28 Newport Fanny widow of William Helmes age 88 Richard Henry Freeborn 26 Middletown Peleg Brown 24 Stone Bridge Tiverton Capt Samuel Seabury 76 all reported in local notices across several towns with ages and brief identifiers.
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Warren
James P. Bowen
Providence
Coomer E. Mason
Elizabeth Sayres
Harriet B
Horatio Hart
Falmouth
Fanny Tucker
Daniel H. Salsbury
Newport
Fanny
William Helmes
Richard Henry Freeborn
Middletown
Peleg Brown
Abraham Brown
Stone Bridge
Tiverton
Samuel Seabury
Bill of Morality for 1852 records deaths and causes
The document lists mortality tallies for Dentha age groups and by cause across 1852, noting 4 deaths under ten, 18 over seventy, and 35 between ten and seventy. It enumerates sexes, widows, widowers, and foreigners among the deceased, with causes including apoplexy fever consumption dysentery and more, spanning months January to December.
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Dentha
Bingle
Marrieil
Langa
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Rans
Ship Island
Texas
Petersburg Intelligencer
Advance
Norfolk
Cinciynats
Martha Washington
Columbus
Filley
Chapin
Arest
Ewing
Wellsville
Bangor Mercury
MR. B. J. Murro
Marine Journal
Port OF
Bristol
Saatte Y
Bradford Durfie
Borden
Faera
Emeline
Allen
Sarah E
Eldred
Portemouth
H. Allen
Wells
Dunbar
Chief
Simone
Rubineon
Norris
Somerset
Bradford Durfee
Wm. H. Allen
Wella
Seen
Durfee
York
A. R
R Dimond & Co
Edir Sutan & Mary
Sheldon
Midas
Wardwell
New Orleans
Bark Church
Cardenas
Maria
Ha Vana
A. G. Warkborn
Aldrich
Havana
Norges
Henry Marshall
West
Croton
Ely
Auasii
Tilley, Je
Stowe
Republic
Dow
Ohl Colony
Rhode Ieland
Borekado
Jenny
Steve
Joun HH
Allyn
FREW
Bradford Street
Freeman's
Commerciaal
Eagle Banky
Simmons
ETTER
Iain
Sintec Dale Ee Jas Jostas Gladding
Ben
Jain B
Hite Benne
Benry Barton & CO
Westminster Street
WM. RB. Taylor
Court of Probate
William H. Devol
Obadiah B. Devol
Bristow
Samuel W. Church
Dentai Josiah BR. Talbot
le Beistel
Anid Brinol
Peter Gladding
Bristol Phenis
Probate Clark
Barstow
Hogimacid
Vitettec
Bal
Rebek MM. Bennett
Treawer
Old 76 State Street
Mamitton Flaonela
Geute St. Chiliren
Euva
H. Allyn
Bradispes Steret Union
Josiah Gladding
UMION
Provinciowa
Joseph L. Gardner
DEVOL
Hegard
J. Smith
State Street
Louis Loy Clothing
South Main Street
Paoy
Lewisson
Hazaar
Louis Lou
Lulis Lulisson
Jool
Somh
Main Street
Provivence
U. Easterbrooks
Dea
Broome
C. Easterbrooks
Jen Ll
Wm, U. Spooner, Agi
Gothic Hall
Dinh
B.B. Alpaceas
Figared DeLaing
Oly
Prinhon
Alexander
Lambe
COBT
Louis Louisson
Warehosere
The
Universalist Church
W. A. Potter
Churt Antice
Sam
Bowen
Milton
de Heckers & Bro
Crawford
Mason W., Pierce, Jr
Pine Mall
WM. H. Spooner
Jenl
GO. A. Green
Thames
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