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Bristol Phenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1866

Page

2

Panic and political division ripple through Britain and America

The 1866 London panic unsettles markets with bank runs and firm suspensions, while Overend Gurney and Peto and Betts face collapse. In America, editorials urge open support for Congress against President Johnson, warn of treason trials, and note European meddling risks as Mexico Chile and Cuba shift, with Victor Mayoral forces wavering.

Europe London Stock Exchange England Overend, Gurney & Co Peto and Betts Morton Peto Great West Colon Talon Prion South United States Sno Davis Stephens Mu Ba Justice of Law Poly Johnson Washington Congress Congress Atiow Union Deunionists GDE

Early narrative from Prefix Gare NFtelp on Hoosac tunnel hopes

A writer from Prefix Gare NFtelp Massachusetts portrays the village amid woolen cloth and cutlery industries and weighs Hoosac Mountain tunneling as a possible western railroad conduit. He recalls tribal resistance, Mount Hope heroicism, Deerfield and Green River battles, and a Fatal spot memorial, noting settlers’ trials and early captivity.

Mass Green Rover Hoosac Mountain New England Deerfield Green River Mount Hope Sugar Loaf Holyoke Weailhame

A Visit to Holy Land Tour Notes and Reflections

A long travel narrative from Sarep April 1866 recounts a pilgrimage through Jerusalem Bethel Shiloh Shechem Mount Gerizim Samaria Nazareth Tabor Capernaum and the Sea of Galilee. The author reflects on biblical sites the life of Jesus and the emotional impact of sacred scenery and ruins.

Holy Land Sarep Jerusalem Bethel Abraham Jacob Shiloh Eli Samuel Joseph Shechem Nablous Mount Gerizim Eleazer Airon Mount Samaria Palestine Eliha Ahab Janin Esdraeion Dothan F Draejon Gilboa Saul Jonathan Ain Jaleed Gideon Talos Lathe Shunem Elisha Nan -Reacimg Lake Endor Paaang Tabor Nazareth Carmel Mediterranean Jirmon Exdraelon Christ Isis Jesus Amon Mount Carel Eliah Baal Haifa Mar Elyas America Elijah Avra Kefr Kenna Cana of Galilee Nut Mount Tabor Mount Carmel El-jab Sea of Galilee Tiberias Galles Bethlehem Unis Lake Ciennesarette

Local Real Estate Transactions and Newport Visit Note

Several property transfers are listed in Bristol and surrounding towns including parcels on Constitution street Hope street and Thames street with prices from 75 to 31900 dollars. A racing sailboat The Magic was purchased and sailed from Laconnet Point to Boston in under 25 hours. Newport action day drew many locals with a large procession and Governor proclamation amid pleasant weather and steady crowds.

General Assembly Newport Senate Sumner A. Shearman Wm P. Sheffield C C. van Zandt Newgalat John.r Francis MF Turner J. W Congdon Ambrose F. Barnade Providence William Greene Warwick John R. Bartlett Pravidence Horatio Rovers, Jr George W. Tew Merars W P. Sheffield Grosvenor Weeden Smith Burnside Grand Committee Cinet Juste Supreme Court Charh Promas Dustee James C Collins Providence County Washington County—Supreme Court Joha CG Clarke Court of Common Pleas John TD Wells Knt Courty Caleb Ratt Caleb R United States Gauger Catholic Congregational Church and Society Bank of Bristol Thomas Pearce Gilbert R Lawless Constitution Street Thames Hoppy Streets Benjamin Brayton TD Zh Sate Bradford Isaac Lisco Lewis Richmond Hope Street Union Burton Streets Skou Benjamin B Babbitt Edward S Babbitt James Anderson Thames Street State Bradford Streets Charles Diman Eliza Borden Bristol Gas Light Company Townbridge Rimon Gutteras High Street Benjamin B. Babbitt Edward Babbitt Mary A. Babbar Julia E. Babbitt Abby E Babbitt Luther A Martin Sarah S. Martin Lewis P. W. Balch Mount Hope Bay James C. Bake Mary Umfreville John A. Anfreville Warren Warren Line Samuel Weaite Thomas F. Mason Juniper Lane Hezekiah J. Pitman Benjamin C. Barrus Zilphia A. Barrus Franklin Street Hope High Streets Claus S Bumaker James Rodgers Rock Street Nathaniel Bullock James Rodpera Walter D. Brivas William H Taylor Albert Knight Nry A. Manchester Hope and Oliver Streets Henry A Manchester George H Gil Messrs. Herreshof & Stone R M Pratt Boston Laconnet Point Narragansett Bay Boston Light City of George B. Hull Steamboat Wharf State House Bristol Artillery Bristol Corner Bank Bristol Ferry Fall River

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