Edward rescues Lucy in Indian raid cliffhanger
In a violent storm Edward and hunter plot a break in to free captive Lucy Danforth and a companion. The lodge scene ends with Lucy and Edward escaping before a war party bursts in and Carnale is taken. the fate of all awaits continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Lucy
Caroele
Kulward
Carvele
Carnelo
Ednard
Lucy Danforth
Jean
Hash Hash
Hanter
Eudward
Lacy
Execution of John Tilghman for Craven murder
John Tilghman was executed in Craven County court’s western outskirts on Saturday afternoon for the murder of Joseph J. Tilghman. A crowd estimated at 4000 to 6000 gathered to witness the event. He faced the sentence with fortitude and offered no confession, urging young men to avoid wrongdoing. He prayed aloud as the scaffold dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Tutcamay
John Tilghman
Craven County la Court
Joseph J. Tilghman
Wou
Gould
Ecafield
Confession Likely Published After Execution
A dying prisoner prepared for his fate and offered a full confession regarding the murder. The statement was recorded by his counsel with a request for publication. It is probable the confession and trial will be issued in pamphlet form by Newbernian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newdernian
75th Anniversary of American Independence Observance
Bristol celebrates with 6 am salvo noon bell ringing and a sunrise procession to Bristol Hotel. A military escort leads the march via State Hope Church Thames Bradford to the Congregational Church for the Declaration reading and an oration by Rev J C Riehmann. After services the procession returns to the Common for dispersal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Bristol Hotel
State Street
A. M
Janes F. D'Wour
Bennett
Sons OF Temperance
Briswl Total
Abstinence Society
Customs and Post Office
State
Hope
Church St
Thames Street
Thames
Bradford Street
Congregational Church
J. C. Riehmann
Young Gentlemen Invited to BloomER Costume Trip to Newport
Advertisers urged to submit favors early Thursday for a Friday issue. A chance for young men to entice their ladies to wear Bloom er Costume and ride the steamer Canonicus to Newport on Tuesday next, with a free ticket for each gentleman who escorts a lady in costume.
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Newport
Book Keeping Tuition Offered by Mr Scholfield
To those young men seeking thorough acquaintance with Book Keeping, the advertisement of Mr Scholfield appears in this paper. Mr Scholfield has years of teaching experience and will likely give perfect satisfaction to his pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scholfield
Fresh fruit and vegetable deliveries arranged in New York
We are informed that our young friend B S Simmons has made arrangements in New York for receiving fresh fruits and vegetables daily. Den is a good boy and a fair dealer and should be well patroed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.s.simmons
New York
Den
Mount Hore Hovel Opens as Temperance House
The old Commercial Hovel has been transformed into an elegant Mount Hore Hovel run by Mr. B Hawkine. Travelers and boarders are promised a good table, neat rooms, and attentive service. The notice endorses it to the public and friends. Workmen at the Norfolk navy yard stop work and discuss removal of some officers after a meeting and committee appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hore Hovel
B. Hawkine
Norfolk Navy Yard
Conse
Stringham
Tribu Res
N. O. Delta
General Assembly Adopts Finance and Election Measures
Rhode Island Senate and House proceedings June 20 21 discuss committee referrals funding for Secretary of State and Treasurer offices, relief for the poor and regulation of elections. Bills on land taxes for railroad property and late voter registration are noted with adjournments and debates among lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eed Moewixe
ENATE
Senate
House
F. Brown
Sheffield
Mr. Currey
Messrs. Allen
Angell Babcock
Barstow
Brayton
G. H. Browne
Buffum
Cate
Comstock
Cottrell
Dana
Davis
Fenner
Fiske
Gavitt
Goodwin
Greene
Harris
Hazard
Hopkins
Kenyon
A.uc
Mathewson
E. Mathewson
Morey
Pearce
Phetteplace
Purinton
Roberts
Robinson
Stead
Stone
Tufi
Tourtellot
Wardwell
Wetherell
Williams
Wright
Nuges
Anthony
J. Anthony
Bailey
Blodget
Bosworth
Brownell
Carpenter
Chave
Clarke
Collins
Craneton
Currey
Dixon
Durlee
Finch
Hunter
Johnson
Olney
Osborne
C. C. Potter
WH. Potter
Rathbone
Rhodes
Spencer
Turver
Weaver
Cranston
Judiciary Committee
Bng
Phenix Bank of
Westerly
Committee On Accounts
Iwell
Buffuin Thougit
Aller
Siate
Supreme Court
Stollington
Committee On the Judiciary
Ovie H. Kelton
Evenihe
Hovsy
Ann Sullivan
Butler Leane Hospital
Hamilton Bank of Scituate
Caehier
Reform School
Providence
Samuel B. Swan
Rhode Island Union Butt Company
Secretary of State
Thomas Davis
General Assembly
Judiciary Commies
Arrival of the steamship Europa from Europe
The steamship Europa, Captain Lott, reached its dock before 9 this morning with ninety two passengers of whom sixty seven travel to Boston. Strong head winds and no square sail. no specie on freight. News from England notes dull domestic items including army and navy estimates and political moves. Emigration continues low and Galway seeks steam service to the United States. Archbishop Hughes of New York was banqueted in Liverpool with a speech gaining Atlantic interest.
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Haufax
Jane
Europa
Lott
Boston
Franklin
Cowes
Lafayette
Glasgow
Bertha
Atlantic
England
Pakage
Antley
van Die
Man's Land
Itag
United States
Hughes
New York
Liverpool
Arctic Steamer Arrives New York From Liverpool with Dispatch
Four days after leaving Liverpool the Arctic docks in New York at 3 PM carrying 97 passengers including W H Philips bearer of dispatches from the American Legation at Rome. The Asia was sighted on June 20th at 230 PM at lat 42 long 61 45.
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New York
Arctic
Liverpool
Loth
W.H. Philips
Rome
Asia
England
Lord Lineley
London
London Times
Times
Thieves Stop Theft Ring. Goods Recovered in City
A burglary on the 19th injured William H. Jeocke’s store with twelve to fifteen jackets and ready made clothing stolen valued at six hundred. A horse and wagon were stolen and traced to the thieves who fled to the city. Officer C. Potter Weyl Pullen and watchmen caught the thieves in the act delivering goods to James Hagard’s second hand shop on South Main. Most stolen items from Mr Jinks have been recovered and more may follow. Arrested: Dennis Callihan Paul Bacon Henry Salsbury and James Hagard charged with receiving stolen goods.
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C. Potter
Weyl Pullen
Jawes Hagard
Nor Main Street
South Main Street
Jinks
Dennis Callihan
Paul Bacon
Henry Salsbury
Hasard
Staolen
Prov. Journal
The Stolen Goops at Hazauo's Stort Captured
Report of a daylong search at Hazard's store uncovering stolen items identified by owners. Wm H Jenke of Woonsocket and Desmore of Blackstone recovered goods while John Kenny and Henry Salisbury linked to the Miller store robbery. Hazard held for theft and bail set in Provl Journal item, with cholera reports and river news intermingled.
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Hazauo's Stort
Hasard
Wm. H. Jenke
Woonsocket
Desmore
Blackstone
Miller
Hazard
Fisher
Mr Miller
Henry Salisbury
Potter
Salisbury
Callihan
Bacon
Stromy
Alazard
Misher
Hagard’s
Hagard
Joural
Cooteria on Cap Sumner's Compand cholera update
Troops under Col Sumner en route to New Mexico from Fort Leavenworth showed limited cholera impact. Report says only twenty to thirty deaths by the 10th, with Dr Kennedy the sole fatality among officers. Illness blamed on berry consumption and impure water. panic caused some sixty to seventy deserters before conditions eased. Major Chnton’s Arkansas-bound command encountered by Mr Wolffe fifty miles from the fort, reported all well.
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St. Louis
Dirve
Council Bluffs
Col
Mitchell Ie
Monette
Jefferson Barracks
Luke Lea
Fort Leavenworth
Galena
Cap. Sumner
Col. Sumner
New Mexico
Walle
Saranac
Council Grove
Kennedy
Wolfe
Wolfla
Chnton
Arkansas
Wolffe
Insurance assessment questioned by Granville opinion
The Granville Insurance Company presents a legal opinion on assessments levied on premium notes by the Washington County Mutual Insurance Company. It warns Vermonters of a suspected final haul and urges policy cancellations if required, claiming the Washington company may not exist and offering defense instructions if lawsuits arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Whig
Granville Insurance Company
Washington Gownty Menal Insurance Company
Peraune
Cory
Frank R. Faylor
Partners Mutual Insurance Company
Montpelier
Washington Co
N. Y
Washington Mutual Insurance Company
I. W. Taomreon
Granville
Indian newspaper aims to illuminate native rights and history
The New-York Evening Post notes Geoase Corwax plans an English Indian paper in this city. Copway the Ojibhe chief will edit to present aboriginal history customs and life, while fostering mutual understanding between Indians and Americans and avoiding partisan controversy. It seeks support from respected local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoase Corwax
Newsparca
Copway
United States
N. Y
Old Lady’s Hair Regrows Thick After Illness
A Boston Journal correspondent reports an elderly woman, seventy four, who lost hair after a sickness two years ago. A year ago new growth appeared, now covering her head with dark chestnut hair seven inches long and glossy, resembling that of a healthy young woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Io Shelly
Boston Journal
Prometheus Set for New York to San Juan Route Milestone
The Niaga route to the Pacific nears completion with the new steamer Prometheus to depart New York on the 14th for San Juan. Passengers will travel by river and lake to within twelve miles of the Pacific, then continue by steamship to the Califo port for onward ocean service.
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Paat
Niauga
Pacific
Prometheus
Willeut
New York
San Juan
Lansport
Califo
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Bristol Pheniux
Pristol
J. Lewis Dinan
William R. Taylor
Samuel W. Church
Europe
Ireland
Dublin and
Galway
Lord John Russell
France
Paris
Rouen
Spain
Portugal
Pee Fur Wid
Lisbon
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