Fire at Long Wharf Storehouse Causes Large Loss
Fire on the Long Wharf estate damaged the middle section of a brick storehouse, with National Rubber Co supplies destroyed and parts insured. Firefighters and town pumps USed to save most of the building, but losses near seven thousand dollars. The blaze began in No 6 and spread through Nos 7 8 while surrounding warehouses sustained minor damage.
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Long Wharf
National Rubber, Company
William H. Mosher
Reynolds Manufacturing Company
National Rubber Co
Reynold’s Manoging Co
Said Co
Henry Wardwell
Henry Waldron
Jacob Babbitt
George DeWolf
Charles DeWolf, Jr
Leonard J. Bradford
Trade with American Republics and European competition
The article argues for expanding trade with Central and South American republics and reducing European dominance. It notes declines in U S trade with these states over seven years while Europe grows, cites wartime shipping losses, and calls for tariff and policy measures to open channels for cereals and other exports.
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United Estatesc
Buhane
G . Hegtee
Commonwealth
Siow
Struceligg
Central
South America
Europe
Mexico
Central America
New Granada
Peru
Chile
Cuba
Porto Rico
Haiti
San Domingo
Venezuala
Brasil
Argentine
Thse
United States
England
France
Spain
Hamburg
Bremen
Ikope
Winter Portrait of Ohio Farms and Livestock
The author describes Ohio farming in winter contrasting with New England. Corn remains in fields, sparking quail predation and wasteful losses. Large cattle herds graze year round, with sheds rare and pigs dominating. Farmers idle indoors, and farming priorities favor land extent over cultivation.
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Ohio
New England
Misini
Notable Community Traits Shown in Dooryards and Homes
The writer extols a region where neat houses are common yet thrift and care in dooryards fences and gates are lacking. Despite this, residents are described as free and hospitable, making newcomers welcome and entertained. Gro. D. Exparbex.
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Gro. D. Exparbex
Newport Neps Defalcation Rumors Stir City
The Newport Neps discuss General Lews defalcation amid community shock. Despite wartime service and honorable Union Army record, many Newport residents refuse to doubt his honesty or intent to defraud the state. Meanwhile church and conference notes outline an upcoming M E Church session in Wellfleet, with Bishop Scott presiding.
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Newport
Neps
Treasufer
Lew
Hiss
Providence Conference
M. E. Church
Wellfleet
Mass
Scott
New England
Boston
Ames
Return of Josephine passengers by Wilmington paper
The Wilmington Daily Commercial reports the return of Josephine passengers from a New Orleans trip. Capt. James Lawless led the vessel with owner Charles Morgan and 15 others aboard. The voyage began in Wilmington on the 6th, with a stop at Key West, then Galveston and New Orleans. The Josephine, a 1282 ton steamship 250 feet long, features two saloons for 200 passengers and an 8000 barrel freight capacity. A gold miniature model of the vessel made by J Dean Benton was shown aboard. The ship later faced news of grounding on Brazos River bar but returned to port with a report of damages and mixed prospects.
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Breatene
Jos
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Josephine
New Orleans
James Lawless
Aloance al Diagreo de la Marina
Havana
Freicht
Mesars
Harlan, Hollingsworth & Co
Wilmington
Morgan
J. Dean Benton
Tts
Benton
Tas
Galveston
Texas
Austin
St. Mary
Morgim Line
General Assembly actions in Providence January session
In Providence committee work advanced on a State Asylum site and constitutional amendments for suffrage for naturalized service members. Senate and House elected key officials, approved treasurer and associate justice posts, defined duties for General Treasurer and State Auditor, and passed salary adjustments for the Secretary of State. The body also addressed cove lands valuation and hawkers and pedlers statutes amendments.
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Providence
Senate
Flagg
Smithfield
George A. Brayton
Supreme Court
George’ W. Tes
A. Parker
Elisha BR. Potter
House
Finance Committee
Senaté
Secretary of State
Various 19th Century News Snippets and Notices
A collage of brief items reports on tax figures, a Bethel death, street robberies in Mexico City, Bishop election in Vermont, Charleston Navy Yard discharges, stock market hints, Paris party fashion, a Vienna murder confession, skeleton discoveries, Brooklyn house fires, mahogany versus hay costs, New Orleans streetcars, New York wool sales, Strauss concert tour, New Jersey fires, church dedications, Lincoln monument site, 1848 land sale, Pennsylvania GOP convention, and a perfume controversy warning.
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Strauss
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Thlman
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