The Bristal When July 6 1867 and public opinion
A long editorial reflection on how reputations rise and fall with power, wealth, and social influence. It cites Napoleon and various reformers, notes how public favor follows success, and warns that true value rests in real goodness beyond appearances. It then shifts to economic topics, praising the Union Pacific railroad and California agriculture and noting bond offerings and trade shifts between East and West.
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Europe
Italy
France
Hungary
Germany
Ireland
Ourtiers
Flatterpng
Herlegpa
Pames
England
Jlin
Jesus
Paul
Luther
Wesley
Garrion
Phiips
Lewis P. W. Balch
Charles H. R. Doringh
Mount Hope Bay
Edward D. Colt
LeBaron B. Colt
Hope Street
State and
Wardwill Streets
Samuel P. Colt
George A Bush
Frances M Bush
George H. Bush
Lydia Weaver
Church Street
Hope
High Streets
Walter B. Stanton
Parmenus Skinner
Thomas Church
Thames Street
Marine Railway
Luther Handy, Jr
George FE. Handy
Warnen
Rodolphus,b. Jimson
John O. Waterman
William Luther
Franklin Street
Warren Line
Samuel C Brown
Richard S. Pearn
Thomas Pearse
James FE. Blakmar
John W. Pearse
James E. Blackmar
Richard S. Pearse
High and
Woods Streets
William Henderson
William Holmes
Josph Allen
Mary G. C. Perry
High Street
State
Court Streets
Sarah C. Ruple
Joseph M. Blake
Union
Institution Streets
Euclid C. Nichols
Samuel D. Wardwell
Twenty Four
Townridge
David Leese
Charles Popper
Euclid GC Nichols
Daniel Seymour
John Rohan
Sarah G. Joines
Richard F. Jomes
Prospect Street
Mount Lang
Barney Filton
William H. Taylor
Albert Knight
Mary J Brunsen
Edward W. Brunsen
Court Street
Hops
Joseph Gifford Sald
Samuel W. Church
Ambrose Waldron
Frederick Warner
Bigh
Barton Streets
News Dairies Rise in Appearance and Prosperity
The Newfoirt Dairy News announces a refreshed look and new type signaling improved prospects. The current publishers are L. J. Davis and T. T. Pitman with Rev. M. J. Talbot selling his stake to Mr. Pitman.
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Newfoirt Dairy Newyy
Mesers
L. J. Davis
T. T. Pitman
M. J. Talbot
Pitman
Counterfeiting Ring Busted In Stanbury Conn By Detectives
Government detectives Afarsh and Simmons captured a man named Gaylor in Stanbury Connecticut and found $104,000 in counterfeit bills of the Third National Bank Philadelphia, with all apparatus for producing counterfeits. The Treasury halted the bank’s circulation due to extensive counterfeits.
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Counteereyzer Caprorep
Afarsh and
Simmons
Stanbury
Conn
Gaylor
Third National Bank
Philadelphia
Treasury
New Jersey
Third National Bank of
South Providence
Tur
Miacomet
New Bedford
Edgartown
Connecticut Valley
Fall River
City Farm
Fruit grower ships odd order with odd items
A horticulturalist advertised fruit and pie plants and received an order for custard pie seed and a dozen wince pie plants. He filled it by sending four goose eggs and four small dogs, a peculiar mix of items in the delivery.
Timothy Titcomuar Plans Summer at Rocky Punt
Timothy Titcomuar will spend the coming summer season at Rocky Punt, confirming the location for his seasonal plans and activities.
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Timothy Titcomuar
Rocky Punt
Ashfield in the Green Mountains a summer resort tale
A travel narrative from June 29 1867 describes Ashfield Massachusetts as a highland town twelve miles from rail access, attracting New York and Boston families for summer retreat. It notes rugged scenery, pure waters, growth limits due to water power, and a granite monument for local patriots as generations pass since ordination. Real estate transactions in 1867 are listed throughout multiple Rhode Island area properties.
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Bristo
West
P. Mags
Green Mountain Range
Conway
Connecticut River
Ashfield
Iqbor
New York
Boston
Monadnock
New Hampshire
Wachusetts
Greylock
Perley Describes Shifting Travel Eras From Stage to Rail
The writer recalls early journeys from West Newbury to Providence and Providence to New York by horse coach and steamship, noting the rapid shift to rail and impressive Bristol line steamers. He praises safety speed and comfort on modern boats and rail journeys, marking progress in travel capacity and luxury.
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Perley
New York
Boston Journal
West Newbury
Providence
Sultan
Commodore Banker
Benjamin Franklin
Boston
Portland
Pr. Renmond
Bristol
Exellent
Broytdance Railroad
Newlus
Bristol Ling
Remedy for the canker worms via sparrows in New York
A New York Post correspondent recommends introducing English sparrows to combat canker worms. Provide bird houses and feed October through May. sparrows and bluebirds domesticated in Union Square reportedly destroyed worms. The plan claims sparrows will tame like chickens and exterminate tree worms, with bird houses shielding birds from storms and predators.
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New York Post
Union Park
Uare
New York
NY Constitutional Convention committee opposes women suffrage
The Committee of the Constitutional Convention of New York led by Horace Greeley reports against extending the elective franchise to women. It argues public sentiment does not demand such a sweeping reform and fears disruption to long standing gender roles in government and society.
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Wearan
New York
Constitutional Convention of
Horace Greeley
Minister Aldrich to Lead Union Church Hast Bridgewater
Rev J Aldrich of Ryer Point R L has accepted a call to act as pastor at Union Church and Society in Hast Bridgewater and will commence duties August 1. In Europe on the same day a general amnesty is granted by the Austrian emperor for political offenders including Kossuth with suspensions of confiscations in Poland reported.
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Telegraph
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Canada
Jord Monck
A. T Belleau
Govenor
Quebec
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Doyle
Nova Scotia
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T. F. Usher
Bristol
Thomas Moore
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Geo. W. Tew
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Wm. J. Bradford
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Fenian Brotherhood
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Council of Our Fathers
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Town Hall
Jisto Hotel
State Street
Catt Acorr
J. Aldrich
Ryer Point
R. L
Actin
Union Church and Society
Hast Bridgewater
King Philip Fire Company No. 4
Benjamin M. Lincoln
James F. Stoughton
B. M. Lincoln
R. 1
King Philip ‘Fire Engine Co No. 4
Evans
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British Provinces
T. C. Evans General Advertising Agency
Wastington Street
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