Senate debates flogging in Navy amid temperance push
The BristolPhenix reports Senate criticism of reinstating flogging on ships as Speaker Stockton defends seamen rights. The piece lauds Stockton and notes Navy discipline versus punishment. A New England quake-like rattle is described with impact in Providence and nearby towns. A new Sandy Point Lighthouse light debut is announced. Maine liquor law petitions surge. a Boston Temperance gathering with thousands expected occurs alongside rail lines easing travel to the event.
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Seamen's Prayer Meeting and Public Education Essay
The public notices describe a Seamen's Prayer Meeting at the Congregational Lecture Room on Monday evening and discuss the vital role of public education in preserving republican government. The essay urges citizens to support universal schooling as essential for liberty, order, and national character.
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Train Collision Near Salem Injures Woman at Junction
A collision between the Salem and Marblehead Rail road and the Bagiern Railroad trains bound for Salem caused major disruption at a junction in Salem. Passengers were startled and a Marblehead woman was seriously injured as engineers reversed and braked to avert a worse wreck.
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Weather, poverty, and Hungary aid appeal in New York
The excerpt depicts a harsh winter in New York with widespread cold and poverty. It notes the poor housing, rising hunger, and a plea from the Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor for aid. It also mentions support for Hungary and Kossuth, observer commentary on city relief, and a shift to U.S. dispatches about foreign affairs and naval preparations.
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President Webster interview over Hulseeman letter and diplomacy
Washington reports the President and Secretary Webster discussing Hulseeman's letter about Webster's Congressional Banquet speech. Webster prepares a reply and an urgent letter to Lawrence for Smith O'Brien amnesty. The President hopes for early resolution with Mexico and outlines temperance demonstrations and rail fare reductions for the Maine law rally.
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Arrival of the Daniel Webster brings 255 passengers
The Daniel Webster arrived from San Juan at 6 pm with 255 passengers and San Juan dates of the 15th. The Saranac arrived at San Juan on the 1st, with speculation about the Promethean outrage. Reports from San Diego say disturbances are ending as Gen. McDougall disbands volunteers. Weather in San Francisco delightful but heavy rains inland have aided river flows, dampening dry digging prospects. Dam teams suspend work. Oregon bar company on the North Fork of the American River reports $35,000 dug this season and plans to resume soon. The New York Dawn Mining Company reports $36,000 mined in July on the same stream with seven men awaiting restart.
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Rhode Island Senate and House Proceedings January Session Recaps
The Providence Journal reports the Rhode Island Senate convened at 10 AM with judiciary and finance actions, including a library resolution and acts on burial lot trustees. House discussions cover Kossuth resolutions, state debt reports, and measures on drinking houses and state property. Adjournments set for Monday and later sessions noted with petitions and committee referrals.
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Destructive Fire Hits Westminster Street Buildings
A morning blaze around 2 a.m. gutted Brave & Edgar at No 31 Westminster and spread to Henry F Miller at No 36 Stree t, Bragg & Edgar, and W Bowe & Co. Losses were not fully determined as of 5 a.m. Insurance covered Bragg & Edgar and Miller.
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Loss of Simeon Rapcoon Esq on steamer Perry
We report the sad news that Simeon Rapcoon Esq of New Shoreham and Assembly representative fell overboard from the steamer Perry near yesterday. His pocketbook with about three hundred dollars, thirty in gold, sank and was lost. Mr Babcock, a respected local figure, faces a hard monetary setback, and friends are urged to help recover part of the loss.
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Bram
Mas Frozen to Death in Salem Train Waits
Joseph Barrett a 65 year old Gravesend resident attending court in Salem as a defence witness died from freezing after waiting for a Lynn bound train. He was seen at Salem depot after ten and found in the road next morning nearly dead in the snow. He expired soon after being taken up. The Boston Times notes the fragile outcome of the incident.
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Pirates Captured off Cabo Rogue Reported by Porto Rico Vessel
The Mary C Ames arrived from Porto Rico reporting a brig from Havana with many men planned piracy. After capture the captain disappeared and the mate attempted suicide. The brig reached Mayaguez on December 14 with crew jailed. government investigations ongoing.
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Rhode Island Senator Proposes Tariff Revision Plan
A Democratic plan drafted with Senator James from Rhode Island and supported by leading Democrats in both houses proposes tariff changes. It lowers duties on some manufactured goods for general consumption while raising duties on finer fabrics and adding ten percent to iron duties. It aims to modify the current system while preserving overall fiscal balance.
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