Fragmented reflections on religious liberty and public disorder
A dense jumble of commentary argues for religious liberty and reason over zealotry, then shifts to a series of local news items. It notes political tensions, Ca. Bryton and Col. Bartow, a row among fire companies, a New Bedford letter about whales and natives, robbing a newspaper office, emigration to Liberia, fires in New York and Newark, suffrage debates, and a 17th century Palmquist idle life measure.
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Stanford Advocate
New Mucen Herald
Iberia
Yoswrday
St. Tynuis
New Orleans
Liberia
Africa
Missouri
St. Louis
New York
Baptist
Quiver and
Henry Streets
Newark
Charles Hedenberg & Co
Hutchinton & Nynton
State Election Called and School Reform Urged
The notice outlines the annual state election and town meeting for officials including governor and representatives. It urges widening primary and public schooling access, arguing free education should be universal and funded publicly, calling all to support liberal education provisions.
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Cristel
Old Town Notices and Episcopal Controversy Reflect 1934 Debates
A 1934 letter-supplement cites Court of Probate and Supreme Judicial Court meeting times, then critiques an Episcopal controversy. It mentions Miss H B Church opening a writing school, and discusses Mr Barnes and Onderdonk with omitted quotes. The piece condemns religious partisan debate while presenting historical views and editor notes.
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Hy. Baggey
Episcopal Itecorder
Barnes
J] A. Onderdonk
The
Christian Spectator
Europe
America
Episcopal Church
Recorder
Nono
Tueh
Scotland
HH. A. Onderdonk
Public School Reform Plea and Budget Plan for Bristol
The Bristol School Committee reports continued operation and satisfactory progress of public schools. It recommends major repairs and new primary schools at Poppasquash Point and village extremities, outlining costs, staffing needs, and potential town funding to extend education while urging economical, broader access.
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Gushoe
WW. J
Osborn
Louisa ‘Tompson
Phobo Bradford
Wiweoka
N. Tapnor
I’. Bradford
North
A. S. Westcott
Barnard
Popparquash Point
Euvnd
Brother de Iistant
Guslee
Thair
Governor issues warrant for Rhode Island special session
A Providence Journal notice reports His Excellency the Governor issued a warrant for a special session of the General Assembly in Providence at three o clock to consider safety and dignity of the state relating to a U S House dispute. The letter defends state rights and condemns party demagogy while pledging public support for deliberation.
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Providence Journal of
Westerlay
Providence
United States
Godwurnor
Pateed
Wan
Rhodo Teland
Papore
Congress
Dorr
Democratic Party
Rhode
Wiel Rite
Hife
Arrival of the Caledonia and late Irish news
The brig Caledonia arrives from Liverpool reporting trials in Ireland including the O’Connell verdict and government reactions. London and Manchester suffer fires and coastal gales with losses, while Swedens Bernadotte is gravely ill. Trade remains brisk in factories as new colonial military plans emerge and canal schemes resurface in Europe and Asia.
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Liverpool
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England
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Oregon Territory
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United States
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North America
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Portugal
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China
Bombay
Canton
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