24 Jan 1846
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Newspaper
Bristol Phenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1846
Page
1
The fragment describes a newspaper notice about publishing schedule on Saturdays and a price of $20 per year for advertisers. It mentions limits on weekly lines and that the paper may be discontinued if arrangements are not paid, with references to publication privileges and payment terms.
A 1845 Worcester article critiques high Civil List costs and non effective military pay in Britain and compares naval waiting orders in the United States. It notes British spending on non active officers, U.S. Navy officers waiting orders, and compares this with congressional and judicial salaries. It ends with local crime and miscellaneous notices from Worcester Massachusetts.
In Roxbury near the lead factory, Mr. Bradley left his wife sleeping then, after building a fire, returned to find her dead. The Boston Post reports this unexpected death. The item notes a fatal domestic incident with concise details.
Dr. Sprague of Albany, rector and notable antiquities collector, famed for a 15,000 pamphlet library donated to Princeton Theological Library and thousands of autographs including Calvin Bunyan kings and signers of the American Declaration. He sought Franklin’s autograph abroad, exchanging one for a European Franklin.
A garbled excerpt shows a young girl in conversation with a cousin William about perceptions of beauty and a teasing remark. The text appears as a stray, partial quotation with missing context and unclear attribution.
In Cambridge autumn yields to a stern war tale. Caroline Gray endures betrothal to Etheredge as Boston falls under Howe. Benedict Arnold blazes a perilous march to Quebec. news of Etheredge’s death tests a widow who finds solace in a pious bond and a shared resolve to rebuild life.
In a tale of peril and devotion, Caroline journeys across ice from Beaton to England guided by Charles Maxwell and Philip Brown. She leaves behind a grave husband, finds strength in filial duty, and faces a dangerous crossing to reunite with her ailing mother and fulfill a vow amid wartime turmoil.
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