Excursion to Iowa and Chicago described by a Bristol correspondent
A Bristol correspondent recounts a June 1868 excursion across Iowa by rail from Chicago, describing prairie views, muddy streets, growing cities like Clinton Evanston and Morrison, and the immersion in Methodist Church affairs at the General Conference. The piece notes Forded by the Illinois River bridge, the fertility of black soil, and the rapid expansion of towns despite mud and urban congestion. It also mentions Evanston’s institutions and grants, including a $300000 endowment for a Theological Seminary.
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Epirod
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Chicago and, North Western Railroad, Company
General Conference
Mississippi River
Jean
New England
Eye of
Eve
D'xon
Morrison
Fulton
Illinois
Clinton
Chicago
Evanston
Guv Evans
Colorado
Lake Michigan
Garretts
Methodiet Episcopal Church
Thorn
Church
Asncun
Water Spout in Maine and Death of Ex President Buchanan
A water spout swept Moody's Mountain in Knox County Maine during a rainstorm, cutting three ravines and uprooting trees as high as ten inches in diameter. The report also notes the death of former President James Buchanan at Wheatland Pennsylvania after lingering illness, with mentions of former presidents Pierce Fillmore and Johnson possibly attending his funeral.
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Maine
Rockland
Moody's
Slope Township
Knox County
Ljardingille
James Buchanan
Wheatland
Pequsylvania
Patna
Nende
Rae Ann
Sétraeent
Morigny
Pierts
Johnson
Exotic Nile Adventure Tale Amid Savage Rapids and Rescue
The excerpt describes a perilous river scene on the Nile with rapids, a cliff overlook, and women carrying wood. A dramatic rescue emerges as two young girls struggle against the current and a nearby rescuer retrieves one body, while the other, after a near drowning, miraculously recovers and returns. The narrative blends adventure with striking natural imagery and ends noting 1868 collection district totals.
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Abyssinia
W. Baker
F. BR. G
Mosera
Case &Co
Harttorg
the- Nile
Vilage
Thad
Oppaita Bank
Dee
Atross
Ivannot
Mermaid
Kipotamus
Tux U 8 MosroXs Review Highlights Music Pieces
June issue features select works by renowned composers and praises the magazine’s broad appeal to musicians. Publicity distributed by J. L. Peters at P. O. Box 5429 New York.
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Tux U
MosroXs
Ij. L. Peters
P. O. Box
New York
Senate confirmation of Gen Sthfield as Secretary of War
Debates on Friday confirm Gen Sthfield for Secretary of War after disputed impeachment preamble. Mention of Stanton removal deemed illegal and contested, with references to Mr Stanton’s service and related political noise.
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Bette
Siefeld
Turbulent Times and Oddities Across The Nation
A broad mix of sensational notes from 19th century America reports an unreliable mix of financial woes, personal fortunes, and curious incidents. Highlights include a failed fishery, a sister selling property to bet on her brother, declines in breadstuffs and provisions in New York, a sheriff’s sale in Texas, a 105 year old matriarch in New York, and a remarkable pine wood fire in Wisconsin described as a tunnel-like whirlwind. The piece also notes treasury notes added to the conscience fund, Chinese embassy listings, a large shoe company’s collapse, and various miscellaneous local curiosities.
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McCoory
New York
Angeliné County
Texas
Elizabeth Pipher
Grotop
Tomkins Co
Goodman
Miss
Ata
Hollis
Quigey
Old Colony
Neral
Rie
Jege
Ay Fayert
Richand Borpey
Oak Grove Cemetery
Salt Hiver
U. S
Stone Bridge
Derivars
Memorial Day Observances in Bristol Honor the Brave
A large crowd gathered as the Grand Army of the Republic marked Memorial Day with a parade from the State House to Juniper Hill Cemetery. The ceremony included a prayer by Rev J J Pack and songs by public school pupils, followed by floral tributes at gravesites and a march past the monument. donations totaled 156 25.
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G. A.B
Geversi
State House
Highstreets
George O. Eddy
Bristol Cornet Band
Bristol Train of Artillery
T. F. Usher
Asziet
Bristol Light Infantry
Edward Quirck
King Philip Fire Co
William J. Darling
Union Street
Union
Hope
Franklin Street
Franklin
High Street
Bradford
Dows
Bradford Street
Town Hall
J.J. Pack
First Baptist Church
America
Orktign
E Ellery. W. Greene
iSong-Star
Sobioday
C. 'P.islems
Procés ‘Sion
Bradford Sid Weed
Stresis
Cr Lane
Juniper Hill Cemetery
Corie Torri
Bistean Vally
Jacob Bahay Farskerly
Ray
G. L
Locke
SF Highis Sta! Church
Carleto H
Bennett J Munpo
Art Lemeletics
Nditi
Madaies
John Turner
Richards Edwards
Navy
Richard
Auction notice for property and personal estate
Auction announced for property at known Broad Hotel area on East Street Siloagis with items including a rake and flowers, led by Reynolds and Beckie Ba. Charles J. Fales of Byfield Street receives attention to garden and yard improvements with costs listed at 4760 dollars.
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Y. Averson
Brotl Hotel
Ghigtle
Weedhead Gebi
H Reynolds
Beckie
Charles J. Fales
Byfield - Street
Death of George Robertson of Haugh N. Camp & Co
Mr George Robertson of Haugh N Camp Co Sugar Refiners died in New York on the 30th after a protracted illness. He was about 52 years old.
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George Robertson
Haugh ‘N. Camp & Co
New York
Providence jewelry theft alert near Gray's 231 Westminster
A Warren woman reported a theft of thirty dollars in a rail trip context. The notice urges readers to contact Gray's at 231 Westminster Street, Providence, for involved ladies and gentlemen's gold and silver watches and fine cutlery.
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Gray's
Westminster Street
Providence
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