Unclear narrative fragment with names and reflections
A fragmented diary like scene describes characters Mrs Fair Eett Peggy Lane and an orphan girl in a cottage setting. The text hints at themes of sunshine happiness fear kindness and a wedding day with references to Fairweather and Tiasianary of sunshine. Some names appear scrambled or garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shivai
Willy AM
Mrs. Faireet
Peggy
Lane
Mra
Fairweather
Providence Assembly Notes Vote and Bills in Session
The Providence General Assembly proceedings describe adjourning sessions on June 25 and 26 with votes on contested elections, committee referrals, and various resolutions. An act to incorporate the Providence Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church passed, and amendments to a charter for the New York Providence and Boston Company were postponed.
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Saxatz
Sunatur d
Senate
House
Anson J. Baker
Guardian
Éstala
Providence
Law
Mel
United
Taylor
Migars
Clarke
Robbins
Toprbo
Providence Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Masaya
Whitakep
Aldrich
Bristol
Arlestown
New York
Boston
Hoxie
Ton
Peeth
eWay E
CIA
General Assembly
Faill River
New Bedford
Rhode Island General Assembly Adjourns to East Greenwich
The journal notes ongoing amendments, elections and appointments for Bristol, Newport, and Warwick counties. It records the governor, successors, and officials including Justices of the Peace and Railroad Commissioners, with adjournment to meet in October and discussions on private oyster bed locations.
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Hovss
Eniaie
Charlestown
Sopste
Ginmon Plast
John W. Vose
Thomas J. Branch
Remington Arnold
Cramaton
Rhodes
Warwick
Gideon & , Gama
Tiel L. Dwight
Rufus W. Kimball
General Assembly
East Greenwich
Seventieth Anniversary of American Independence Observed
The Bristol celebration marks the 70th anniversary with sunrise noon and evening salutes by the Bristol Artillery and bells rung at set times. A procession forms at the Bristol Hotel proceeding to Congregational Church for music prayer and readings, honoring Declaration of Independence and nation’s unity amid border disputes and a war with Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Artillery
Bristol Hotel
State Street
Joan Adams
Vis
Washingtonian Temperance Society
Bristol Young Mena’ Temperance ‘Society
Hydraulion Company
Customs and Post Office
W Ho
Hope
Church Street
Church
Thames
Bradford Street
Boure
Engyland
Sinter Republic of Mexico
God of Nations
Assemblies of People
Brittain
Washington
S—p
Wreck of the Sutlej Casts Shadow Over Newport
News from Newport reports the brig Sutlej wreck off Gay Head with about thirty lives lost. Passengers were mostly Scottish families bound for Maryland. rescued names and listed missing are given, as several vessels assisted near the Sow and Figs rocks.
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Newport News
Sutlej
Pictou
Wilder
Hingham
Stevens’ Wharf
Graham
Fall River
Maryland
Gay Head
Cutterhunk
Saveo
Margaret Bowie
Robert Bowie
George Oliver
Mary Oliver
Robert Oliver
Jennet Oliver
Isabella Oliver
Hugh Oliver
Johan Oliver
John Howat
James Howat
Michael Howat
Thomas Fatkin
John Fatkin
Jane Love
David Love
Ellenmith
Margeret Bowie
Christie Bowie
Mr Bowls
Alaxances Bowls
James Bowie
Jennie Bowie
Elizabeth Owat
Agnew Howat
Margaret Fatkin
Peter Fatkin
Alexander Love
Jesse Love
Margaret McMillen
Elizabeth McMillen
Ann McMillen
Hugh McMillen
Wm. McMillen
Jannett McMillen
Robert McMillen
Margaret Denoon
Marrien Denoon
al Peso
Daniel McLean
William Fraxier
Jer
Catherine Frazier
Effy Wier
Joanne
Dusky
Sally
Funeral of Local Victims Draws Deep Public Grief
Reports describe a mass funeral after a Saturday disaster with bells tolling and crowds surrounding the church. The service was led by Peter P. Remington and followed by charity from Odd Fellows lodges and a broad clergy response with generous congregational donations and private gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Zion Churely
Thayer
Congregational Church
Trinity Church
Hall
Zidane
Tog Tet Baptist
Smith
North Cry
Free Will
Philips
Tiat
Javkeon
Fire devastates Saint John stores and ships in Newfoundland
Reports from Quebec describe a devastating fire at Saint John Newfoundland with nearly all ashore structures burned except two stores. Militants and soldiers reportedly attempted to suppress the blaze, with many ships and a large oil stock likely lost. Fishermen face hardship as provisions for the cod fisheries grow scarce. Saint John, population around 90,000, has suffered multiple previous conflagrations.
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St. Johns
Newfoundland
Scarrow
Bircher
Quebec
Harbor Grace
N. F
Therbib
Itorm R
Néan
St. John’s
Gohad Ee
Eafety
Got. Seward
Wyatt
Ately
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Providence Journal
Newport
CHE Phenex
Col. Taylor
T. Rev. J. W. Coon
James Kn, Gyre
Ies
Setehar Petua Cenamantinioes
Howe
Csnfittee
Wi R Taylor
JoeEen
Polk
Republic
Potomac
Army
Beaton Daily Advertiser
Hay
Albany
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Nua
Mc. H. Swift
Tulsday
Court House
Oregon
Stonington
Tee
Taswr
Waters
Weatar
Dy Gen. Gaines
Secretary of War
West
Bastol Hydraulion Company
James M. Clark, Esq
Market Square
Lodgea of Old Fellows
I Wm. Norris
van Buren
Providence Journal of
Wm. Chace & Co. Ngar
Pleasant Valley
Mexican Parvareens
Kingston
Jamaica
Brigantine Telegraph
T. Young
Mobile
Warrixe
Newarapens
Warren Ar
J Y Smith
Firet Baptist Church
Benjamin Watson
Iron
Sean
Thames Street
Thansanda
Episcopal Church
Zion Church
Mr. Roache
Peter P. Remington
N. W.tribune
Foundland
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