Reconciliation and temperance debates in the postwar South
The article notes a shift toward unity between North and South after Reconstruction measures, with Southern leaders acknowledging progress and gradual inclusion of Black citizens. It highlights temperance movements in towns, calls for limiting liquor sales, and reports on national asylum plans for disabled volunteers and recent political results in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorn
Minsarea
Union
Sherp
Eelietes
Poe
Tina
United
Fifteenth Infantry
Nnll
Turbulent London chatter and distant travels mix in 19th century notes
Reports sketch a mix of world events and curiosities: the Sultan of Turkey visits Paris with thirty wives, the President returns to Washington, a German co operative store emerges in Newark, and misstroke fatalities occur in New York. Other items cover stockpiles, island discoveries, and a greenback gift in Chicago, with local accidents and a Boston temple invitation lining the wider panorama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic
Boston
Masonic Temple
Knights Templer
Johnson
New England
Dodworth’s
New York
Marine Band
Washington
Bristol Arrives in Harbor on First North Atlantic Run
The Steamer Bristol captained by Brayton arrived in our harbor on Wednesday afternoon, completing a nine hour fourteen minute passage from New York with about 500 passengers. The town welcomed the ship with bells, flags, and a saluting battery while thousands gathered to inspect the vessel and celebrate the debut of the Bristol route to Boston via Narragansett Bay.
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Bristrol
Brayton
New York
Boston
Bristol
Ours Harbor
Our
Providence
Warren
Bristol Artillery
Col Usher
Bristol Cornet Band
Barrington
Fall River
Newport
Point Judith
Pascengtra
Narragansett Steamship Company
Guy. Burnside
KE. C. Tobey
American Steamship Co
Geo. B Upton
E Q
Simmons
Pier 40
North River
Canal Street
Narragansett
Stonington
Norwich and Worcester
Merchants’ Company
Narragansett Bay
Bay
Dunderberg
East River
Brooklyn
Army
General McCook
Mulaney
George Roberta
The
Westminster
Royal Chamber
Gen. McComb
John G. Morse
Macklin
Shad
BE. W. Smith
Tent meetings and revival noted in public arena
The Second Adventists opened a large tent on Public Common with daily services from Tuesday through Sunday, led by ministers Durfee, Bellows, and Crumb, with Joshua Himes expected to preach. The tent, funded by Daniel Reed, seats about a thousand and will travel to other locations after closing. Also reported are the artillery parade with revival signs, and a Providence excursion by the Congregational Sunday School with notable speakers.
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United States
Ex-Officiis
B. F. Butler
Lowell
Mass
Jon, H. Martindale, Sr
Rochester
N. Y
Jim Cooke
E Q
Philadelphia
Ion
Lewis B. Gunckel
Dayton
Ohio
Prederick Smyth
Manchester
Erastus B. Wolcott
Milwaukee
Wee
John 8. Cavender
Louis
Horace G. Stebbins
San Francisco
Cal
Congress of the
Mate
Benjamin F. Butler
Board of Managers
Wardwell Street
Samuel Pomeroy Colt
Colt
James T Freeborn
Exq
M. Freeborn
Cult
Missrs
Second Adventists
Joshua V. Himes
Buchanan, Mich
A. Durfee
Plainville
KB Bellows
Smth K-Ningly
Conn
Rilen Crumb
Shannock Milla
Daniel D. Reed
Toe Baistat Artillery
Burnside
Saxpay Scavoe
Congregational Church
Providence
Cara
Barrington Sunday School
Beneficent Church
Broad Street
Congregational
Dr. Shepard
Edward Anderson
Cleveland
H C. Trumbull
Hartford
Ralph Wells
New York
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Bristol Phenis
Rion
Jatiwa
al. Hermas
Tor National Asylum
B. Futler
National Asylum
Board Ofanagers
Augusta
Maine
Wisconsin
Central Asylum
Columbus
Washington, D. C
Henry IT. Tilley
Massachusetts Lance of Representatives
Harvey Jewell
Pliny Wood
Queretano
New Orleans
Queretaro
Maxmilian
Lopez
Maximilian
Escobedo
Maximian
Tar Toroato Globe
Niagara Falls
Jefferson Davis
Qifton
Queenstown
Geasey & Ward
Francis Joseph of Austria
Hungary
Cambridge
Houston
Texas
Memphis Brutletin
Vicksburg
Tue Sultan
Turkey
Paris
Aominal Dan Laren
Newark
George Peabady
Niagara Palls
London
Fall River Linen Mill Company
North
South
Pacific Ocean
Japan
Pennsylvania
Memphis
Tenn
Ma Goofrey
Milford
George M. Patchen
Trenr
Cincinnati
Old Colony and Newport Railroad Company
Bristol Perry
Utah
Brigham Young
RM Hatfield
Chicago
Cairo
Omer Justice Crasro
New England Agricultural Society
Carrars Duxtan
Holy
Wong
Hughes
Eorner
Jony R. Barnett
Bellona
Brest
James M. Thompson
Springfield
Eliza Taylor
Ida Thompson
Miss Taylor
Washington Star
St. John's Day
Robert Johnson
Columbia Commandery
Knights Templar
Mr. White
Terra Haute
Ind
Lorn Intelligence
New York Bay
New York Times
Scott Greene
Hope Street
Mr. Greene
Scituate
R.I
Union Bank
U. & Branch Bank
US. Bank
Portland
Greene
Jacob Babbitt, Jr
Babbitt& Greene
Philip Allen
Mirrary Foyewau
Benjamin T. Weaver
Gardner
Swansey
Bristol Train of Artillery
Col
Usher
Uliform
Acca
Rhode Island
Providence Journal
Robert S. Andrews
Lemuel W.briggs
Henrietta K. Brownell
Benjamin Brayton
Nathaniely Bullock
Peter J. Bradford
Edward W. Branson
Joseph M. Blake
Messadore T. Bennett
Charles Chace
Samuel W. Church
Ebenezer Carpenter
Eliza W. O’wolf
Charles H. R Doringh
Henry Eppens
James T. Freehorn
James E. French
Charles A Greene
Riymond Guiteras
Benjamin Greenwood
John BR. Gardner
Charles A. Gibson
Leonard V W. Horton
Elisha Hathaway
James Lawless
Albert Knight
Cyrus P. Osborne
Mason W. Pierce, Jr
James P. Pierce
Lewis Richmond
Robert Rogers
Benjamin M. Simmons
Charles Sherry, Jr
William R. Taylor
T. Snowden Thomas
George Tilley
Isaac Willams
Henry Wardwell
Witham Briggs
Self
Thomas Holmes
Fox
Ottawa
Wilcox
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