General Assembly Events and Military Aid Actions
The Rhode Island General Assembly divided sessions on March 12 13 and 14 with bills and resolutions. Senate debated town councils and military expenditures while House committees reported on Army relief requests and funds for First Light Infantry Company and other units amid Kansas suffering communications and joint select committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Gay
Sprague
Cosny Square
Provin Dshow Reform Lobel
Meo Bayleys
Bristol
Phli
Jjg
Portemouth
Gtaw Grcester
Cooke
Wétren
Jamestown
Bayley
Order of Hibernian
Gooke
Firat Light ‘Infantry
General ‘Treasury
agAdé
Reynolds
East Greenwich
Spain
Cleaveland
Mesera
Thomas A. Jenckes
Charles S. Bradley
Read &A Rene
Banford
Providence
Dixon
Judiciary Committee
Aem
Belca
Mra
Shofield
Guevettine
House
Kansas
Charles W. Elliot
New York
House of Representatives
Slater
Harris
Hall
Portsmouth
Charles T. Hasard
Iven
Hazard
South Kingstown
Barrington
Portamouth
Smithfield
Clorcester
Holmes
Newport Artillery
Bristol Rata of
Kentivh Guards
Mechanic Rifles
Pawtucket
Flrst
Warren Artillery
United States Treasury
U. S
Wny
Jadiginey_Committee
General Assembly
Resong
Rentars
Butler
Warren
Aeteoe
Awtucket
Raitreed Co
Broadway Co
Oneyxilledo
wHotkee.of
Sandford
Joint’ Commission
Messrs Holmes
Golden
North Providence
Digan
Barsro
Jupiter’s Court
A. B
David A. Colt
James Mason
Meacy Mason
Criatolin
Rhode Island
Jomee
Mason
Nancy Mason
Court Street
Allyn
James Allyn
Mary L. B. Pearce
John
Pearoe
Senate Concurrence On Adjournment and Finances
The legislature concurred on Friday adjournment to meet by law. A Finance Committee report authorized borrowing $10,000 and additional appropriations totaling $13,600. the House adjourned. Governor Berry won the New Hampshire state election by over 4000 votes. Republicans swept the Legislature and most federal races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higuse
Senate
Pamage
Wilson
Reform School
Hubbard
Holmes
Finance Committee
New Hawraninn Evecton
Tuesaday
Nathaniel 8
Berry
Republicana
Congress
Bristol County
Mass
Massachuetts
New Bedford
Wm. H. Taylor
Hooper
Elisha Grant
Tristam Burges
Leland
Aman Shesta
Bristol
R.f
Ities
Ana Commedious House
Will Scocminetare
Nstragannett Bay
Newport
Providence
New York
Boston
Syount Hope
King Philip's Residence
Csty
W. H
Hayley
Bristol Phenix
RB. I
John Hopper
Broadway
Marriages Reported in Various Towns
In Warren on the 7th inst Wilk Reynolds of Esovisnce wed Miss Bats daughter of the late OsChild. In Kingstown Tucker wed Miss Mary Knowles. In Centreyie Henry orgite wed Mrs Hannah Bradford. In Smithfeld Edward Cook wed Mary Kelley. In Woonsocket Albert W. Chippelt, printer, formerly of Newport, wed Eliza Philps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Wilk HT Reynolds
Esovisnce
OsChild
Jscarstown
Ale
Eee
Tucker
Mary BE
Knowles
Henry Orgite
Obituaries and Notices From This Town and Nearby
A compilation of death notices and family announcements from this town and nearby areas. Items include ages from infancy to elderly years, names of spouses and parents, and locations such as Hog Island Swanzey Providence Tiverton and Prudence Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
London
Paris
Sud
Prince of Wales
Union
Hope St
David A, Pierce
Providence Daily Post
Licorpie
Aden Pattan, Jr
Shaldon Street
Liantoi
Lighthi
Bio
Lighthill
Anna Kelly
Henry B. Lyman
Msq
Westminster Street
Alfred Pierce
Attleboro
Mass
Providence
Tympanum
Middle Ear
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Eneral Assembly
Springfield
Warren Telegraph
John Covode
Washington
Sharp
Pennsylvania
Tox Vitamra
Virginia
Kanawa River
Parkersburg
Spring Run
B. Cooley
Frederick County
Alexandria
Manasgas Gap
Bri Maroh
Pau
H. N. Gifford
Dr. Bellingham
Messrs
Horace L. Hegeman
W. H. Greene
Denrist
DeWolf Hope Arrest
B. I
William H. Martin, Dexter
Durrance Street
BR. I
Gor Sweet
H. N. Glefford
Mattibon
Womrs
Union Street
R.Y
Pattey Cole
David Cole
Thia Town
Jémima Throop
Francis L
Hannah V. Waldron
Sarah
Thomas
Sarah Martin
John F. Cook
David Munro
Amos T. Gorham
Hog Island
Anthony Eddy
Cranston
Swanzey
Bimmons Vale
Diptheria
Eatelle Tryphose
Samuel B
Annie B. Swan
Fanny H. Holden
Zolotea W. Holden
George Beverye Jr
Netrport
John BE. Greene
Tiverton
Daniel Chace
Prudence Island
2D Marine Journal
Port OF
R. I
Durfee
Fall River
Eva
Havana
Karka Edmond Dwight
Nickerson
Piatenius
Bennett
Uno
Rodney Carr
Usher
Cardinal
Iris
Pierce
Alien T
Thomas J. Usher
AT & T
Allen T. Usher
Thomas J. Leher
A.T & T J Usher
Thomas J. Ubner
A T Usher
New Spring
M. Erlebach
Westminster St
Lyceum Building
Prnvidence, &. L
Lanouey
J. O. Langley
George c. Goodmin & CO
Preis
DR. W. Handy
Botanic
KR. I
W. Handy
Westminster At
Smith Druggist
Gale
Smith
Constitutional Union Party
Old Post Office
State St
Friends of the Constitution and the Union
A. Greene
Neo
Thames & Bradford Sts
Barstow
Aisham
Gothic Hall
James P. Pierce
Hope Street
Smiths Sedis
Depot
Mee
Farrington & CO
Sign of the Golden Eagle
Cor. Exchange and
Westminster Lts
Providence, R. I
Bushe
Bradford
Cradford
Colon
Gladding
Bradford atreat J _ Union
Moh
Bradford Street Union
Bradford Street
Gladnding
Dan O
Burt
Westminster &T
Vose & Jenckes
Giktilders
Wearminston Street
Jenckes
M. Wyole
Ellingham
Ape &T
N. Gifford
Westminster &J
Westminster Bt
Mason W. Pierce
Str
Priano
J. ON. Roe
The
Beason
Perry & Barnard
New England
Darling
K. N. Gifford
H N Gifford
DR. Lighthill
Medico-Surgical Institute
St. Mark's Place
York
City Hotel
New Haven Daily News
Saree Wong
New Haven
Liontelli
Hartford
Tam
Wht
Scott
Guardian’s. Sale
Court of Public Auction
Edward B. Munro
Meath
David Collee
Benjamin Hall
Spryce
Nathan
Nehemiah Taccoone
Benjamin Foster
Martha Freeborn
Wood
Sycutti
Mae
Wal
Rae Ae Hemiah Cole
Caeaes
TRE
Dale
Publeo
Pall Diver
Yroad Street
Gardner
Ven
Julius M. Littlefield
Pratte
Ganen
Bristol- Pheniz
Peter Gladding
Aliza D. Littlefield
Eliza D
Eyvey
Rae Yoore
Thiels
Tay Rr
William Guild & CO
Bootes, Mase
William B. Kimball
Coener Hope
Orleans
Crete
Mount Hope
Armington
Ourrands Aga Teller
Aleby
Irving
Irving Market
George
Alarres
Basel
Valencia
New Orleans
Fayer's
Bost Beeres
John EN Ueadding
Long Wharf
Thamse
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