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Newspaper

Bristol Phenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1846

Page

2

The Stock-Jobber and the Soldier’s Fortune

A stern stock-jobber collapses under the wave of bold schemes as a young soldier explains his plan to double wealth. They plot to manipulate markets after a battlefield victory, while the wounded Lincoln-impersonation and a proud, desperate father figure intertwine in London amid a great wedding and public bustle.

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Fragmented OCR Narrative Of A Faire Bride And World Views

A garbled OCR passage describes a bride with blond and white attire. It references a liberal man and a young lieutenant as lucky figures, with the world declaring the old work jobber figures as remarkable and never disproved. The text mixes social commentary and romance in a faded historical tone.

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Potato Rot Threatens Potatoes Across Regions

The article warns of a repeat potato disease across the country. Vines wilt and blacken. boiled samples reveal black hard specks. If unchecked, spring and fall prices may rise. Also notes Nantucket fire losses and insurance impacts, plus local efforts to aid sufferers and assess damages.

Bristol Industry Faces Tariff Scene and War Talk

A local Bristol plan envisions two large town gulls and a furnace yard boosting employment, but a cut in tariffs could halt progress. The piece also reports on tariff bill uncertainty in Washington, Army movements toward Monterey, and a physician noting temperance reducing summer illnesses.

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Destructive Nantucket Fire Levels Much of Town

A massive blaze in Nantucket, reported by the Nantucket Warder, devastates Third Ward structures with about 1 million dollars in property lost. The fire began near Wi H Geary’s hot shop, spreading rapidly and destroying many blocks including offices, stores, and residences along Main and Orange streets.

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Fire Destroys Major North Street Buildings in Wharf Area

The fire consumed all buildings from Main to Broad streets on North Water and adjacent blocks. About 300 to 400 structures burned with insured losses estimated up to a million dollars. No lives lost, several injured, and emergency crews from local mills and ships aided in suppression. The Telegraph carried updates via the Massachusetts passengers in the early morning to inform distant residents.

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Appeals for aid after Nantucket fire devastates town

The Nantucket selectmen issue a public appeal describing a wide fire that destroyed much of the business district including groceries, dry goods, factories, and shops. Many families became homeless and provisions face likely shortages, urging generous support with prompt distribution.

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Health of the troops and frontier loss report from war news

The Philadelphia arrival from New Orleans on the 6th brings word of improved health among volunteers, while the steamer Frontier is reported lost at the mouth of the Rio Grande with nearly all aboard. Generals and troop movements across Texas and Mexican fronts are sketched with several officers named and positions noted.

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Conquest of Mexico and War Rumors Across the Midwest

The Baltimore Patriot notes government dismemberment plans for Mexico and possible conquest. The Green Bay Republican reports Missouri river arrivals about Siox Blackfeet and Foxes mobilizing to attack white settlements along Iowa and Wisconsin borders. The Milwaukie Sentinel mentions Captain Marcy and Lieutenant Crittenden opening recruiting depots in the state, with duty at Harrieburg and Bedford and oversight of auxiliary depots.

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State versus federal power over alcohol licensing

A historical discussion argues that state governments may regulate or prohibit the sale of alcohol, while federal authority promotes trade. It calls for high taxes on foreign spirits and domestic distillation controls, detailing licenses and fees for distillers, retailers, and taverns to curb grog shops and protect established taverns.

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Newspapen Pies and Regiments in California

Fragmented notes report a new regiment to be commanded by Col Stevenson and a New York gentleman to establish a newspaper in California. A Jersey City murder follows, Spencer shooting his wife, who dies. he is captured. Other items note a Wheeling laborer Dempsey dying in heat and a British grant for a Pacific steam route.

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