Emigration and Haiti's Future in Postwar Debate
The piece argues for open migration rights within the republic and examines failed emigration from the South after the war to Mexico and Brazil. It discusses Jamaica settlement plans, labor fears, and the rise of a potential Haitian future guided by Salnave, envisioning Haiti as a beacon in the Antilles.
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Republic
United States
Europe
Mexico
Bazil
Jamaica
New Orleana
Wland
Haiti's Progress Stimulates Interest Across Nations
The article discusses Haiti's political and economic developments under President Sasbayan, noting improved Dominican relations, rising public credit, and steps toward education and a university in Port au Prince. It emphasizes Haiti as a case of self government and civilizational progress, urging humane and international attention.
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Harri
New England
Wes India Islands
Old World
Haiti
Fayeban
Daflen
United States
Port
An Prince
du Yaxion
Tlong
Huyti
Death of Ex Governor Andrew Dated and Died in Boston
Ex governor John A. Andrew of Massachusetts died at six o'clock on the evening of the 30th after a sudden illness. He spoke with a friend at nine the night before his family left the room, and doctors Derby Bigelow and Cobat attended. He remained unconscious from the attack until death. The report also notes a Hartford will contest for B W Greene with a $200,000 estate dated January 25, 1865, detailing specific shares to family and charities, with Robert K. Day Olcott Allen and G F Davis as executors and trustees.
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Andrew
John A. Andrew
Magrachusetts
Boston
Derby
Truteea
Robert KE. Day
Olcott Allen
G F Davis
Sheridan’s survival seen as Johnsons overlooked gift
The New York Times notes Sheridan owes much to Andrew Johnson for avoiding death from yellow fever in New Orleans. Sheridan has since been feted in the North with banquets and processions, while political rivals seek to claim his gratitude.
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NY. Times
Sheridan
Enlemen
America
Andrew Johnson
New Orleans
Trial timing and letters on Jeff Davis case debated
Tuk Tran or Jerr Davis a Washington special notes no definite reply from Jeff Davis counsel regarding Chief Justice Chase's proposal to try Davis on November 18. Judge Underwood receives letter from William M Evarts saying no reply from Richard H Dana. Interview held with Attorney General.
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Tuk Tran
Jerr. Davis
Washington
Chase
Underwood
Chandler
Jeff Davis
Jeff. Davis
William M. Evarts
New York
Counse
Richard H. Dana
Boprton
Davis
Weaver sues city for damages in federal court
Newport resident Thomas J Weaver sues the City in U S Court for 5000 damages claiming an injury on Broad Street last winter. Wo P Sheffield represents the plaintiff and Weaver currently resides in Massachusetts. The record notes a national day of Thanksgiving was set on November 8.
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Newport
Tue
Thomas J .Weaver
United States
Wo. P. Sheffield
Weaver
Massachusetts
Tor
End Prifyer
Struggle for Rome Rages as Garibaldi Forces Stir
Dispatches from Italy describe conflicting reports of fighting near Rome and Monte Rotonda as Garibaldi’s forces grow. Papal authorities order strict security while Napoleon’s troops approach Civita Vecchia, raising Italian hopes for Rome’s fate and a possible throne crisis.
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Italy
Rome
Florence
Monte Rotonda
Gribaldi
Garibaldi
Toulon
Napoleon
Civita Veevhi
Civita Vecchi
Papal States
Victor “Emanuel
Victor Emanuel
Party of Action
Boston Journal
Indians and relics on the plains and other notices
A Cincinnati Gazette correspondent recalls Satanta and Little Raven greeting General Harney with cordiality while fresh from raids, and notes their crimes against whites. A Monroe County dig uncovers a six by eighteen foot chamber with twelve skeletal remains and copper tools. The item also lists varied tidbits from copper green hair to smallpox and Vanderbilt bankruptcy, plus multiple local injuries, thefts, and rail expansions.
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Troustesome Crey
Cincinnatti Gazette
Plaine
Satanta
Little Raven
Harney
Litanta
Webster
Worksen
Monroe County
Ind
Train carrying Sheridan narrowly avoids catastrophe in fog
A Portland to Augusta passenger train with General Sheridan and party, moving in dense fog, struck a hand car near Stockton. The impact ripped the kid car apart and two iron bars were hurled into the air, one passing through the engine smoke stack and both landing in the baggage car. The derailment would have occurred on a curve if not for the straight track.
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General Sheridan
Portland
Augusta
Stockton
Another Man Drowns at Inpia Point
Fireman aboard a Bristol locomotive found the body of a man in the water near the Philadelphia tramway crossing by the wharf around 2:30 PM Wednesday. The dead man likely fell from a steamer the night before. Coroner Porter was notified as he finished an previous drowning inquest.
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Inpia Point
Bristol
Philadelphia A'Eamel
Porter
Providerice Journal
Waterford laborer killed by attacking cows and bull dog
Andrew Kane a farm laborer from Waterford N Y met a fatal end during an incident in a pasture. He sought to free a cow from a bull dog, and another cow charged, goring him with horns in the abdomen and throwing him into the air. He died soon after.
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Andrew Kane
Waterford
Pratt
Kane
Baptism Adds Ten Names at Glan Church Service
Newport News reports a Sunday baptism event at the Glan Church with ten persons joined and an estimated crowd of around a thousand attendees. The excerpt also notes Santa Anna's death sentence at Vera Cruz and a mercy petition to the Supreme Court from Mexico.
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Barris Mg$sr.v. Nor -Millery
Santa Anna
Vera Cruz
Supreme ‘Court
New York Inventor Debuts Counterfeit Detection Instrument
A New York gentleman unveils an instrument to detect counterfeit notes. It prints two bands or marks with event plates, revealing fakes immediately and exposing trade counterfeiters.
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New York
Court of Common Pleas Bris tol opens term with adjournments
The October Term of the Court of Common Pleas for Bristol County opened on Tuesday. Judge Charles S. Bradley presided. Hon. S. G. Shearman was absent sick. Pro tem Attorney General Charles H. Parkhurst was appointed. Grand Jury foreman Henry Goff, Esq. reported two indictments for bigamy and assault. William Lee pled guilty to assault and was jailed thirty days. Other indictments and docket items were continued. Also noted are a remarkable needle recovery story and various local notices and real estate transfers in Bristol.
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Court of Common Preas
Court of Common Pleas
George H. Reynolds
Reau
Lemuel C. Richmond
Mary O. Richmond
James Lawless
Barton Street
Hope
High Streets
Anna Walton
Bradford Road
Back Road
Broad Common
Thomas D. White
Phebe A. White
Patrick Kickham
Middle Road
Gideon Gray
William B. Gray
Town of
Bristol
Henry W. Coggeshall
Emma Coggeshall
Loring Coggeshall
Benoni R Paine
William W. Coggeshall
Mount Hope Bay
Ezra M. Martin
Lewis B. Pearce
Main Road
Warren
Warren Line
John K. Rode
Lewis H Bowen
Sophie C. V. O'Wolf
Iexecutrix
Patrick Sally
William Y. Easterbrooke
Henry Walter
Milk Street
Byfield Street
Samuel S. Munro
Desire S. Hoar
Church Street
Hoe
Samuel Gladding
George T Gladding
Hope Street
Union
Burton Streets
Hira
William B. Tilley
William Pollock
Catherine Street
Bristol Volunteers Recall Empty Providence Dinner
An 1867 Bristol account recalls a Newport citizen’s report of a generous Providence dinner cancelled by empty tables and scarce rations for 1700 from 2400 prepared. Bristol Artillery and Light Infantry attended by invitation, marched four to five miles, found no meals, and questioned Bulletin claims.
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Bristol
Oar
Newport
Providence
Artillery and Light Infantry
Arnold
Bulletin
Bristol Artillery
Frow Ong Woo
Grace Church Providence Offers Watches and Jewels
At Gray's 231 Westminster a stock of American and foreign watches fine jewels silverware and fancy articles is offered at reasonable prices. Watches and jewelry repaired. The notice notes the store as a source of emotional enjoyment for ladies despite past fare in emergencies.
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Gray's
Westminster, Strep
Grace Church
Providence
Ae Coreus
Rae pire Sewing Machine Supreme for Home Use
Public praise centers on the Rae pire Sewing Machine for its simplicity, durability, and quiet operation. It combines useful function with elegant workmanship and is suited to all kinds of family sewing, making it a desirable household device.
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Bristol Pheniz
Fellowship of Nations
Chharacter
Hayti
Antilles
Ktrls
Westerly
Rhode Island
Stonington
Evening Post
Corrox Ny
New Bedford Mercury
Wamsutta Mils Corporation
Jeffersonville
Indiana
Maine
Buffalo
Prince Arthur
Queen Victoria
New York City
Tory
Texas
Chicago
Pittsburg
Penn
Bourton Craxce
North Carolina
Vermont
Crames T Dickess
Liverpool
Savannah
Kansas
Benjamin Barker
Tiverton
Cornelius Vanderbilt, JR
Horace Greeley
Stamford Advocate
Seely’s Hall
Washington City
New London, Ct
Jushin Mennick
Lowell
Geo. W. Trafton
Somerset
Mr. T
Eaniur Carien
Sweden
Norrland
Gulf of Bothnia
Pacific Railroad Company
Elysian Fields
Hoboken
N.Y
Alames
T. P. Adams
Belfast
John Heckman
Dunbar & Co
Roxbury
Timm Richmond
Virginia
Norwich
England
Bad Providence
Horace M. Pack, Jr
Nathaniel Cole
Bowen
Appenoug
Marquez
Pers
U S
Prussia
Mionael Howard
Fall River
Howard
Superintendent of Public Instruction of
Ine
Tae Fulb River News
Bu Gdurfee
Ranlbach
Munich
New Haven
Adolph 8. W. Johnson
Geo. Brayton
Middleboro
Mass
Pittsburo
Baltimore
Spain
London Times
Portsmouth
Farragut
Franklin
Tose
Escal Intelligence
Card
Allen Card
Hope and
J. N. Burgess
Edward D. Colt
USA
Corncil
Maxmicent Girt
Robert Rogera
Catholic Congregational Society
Srrcran
Town Hall
Col
M. T. Bennett
Johnathan D. Waldron
Benjamin M. Lincoln
John B. Pearce
William J. Darling
Washington Library Company
Philadelphia
Riverside
Pennsylvania
Harper's Bazar
Illustrated Family Journal
George W. Easterbrooks
Phrenological
Fee
Samuel R. Curtis
George Brown
Thomas H. Stockton
D. D
W. Collier
R. Hanks
D.D
Z. Ragan
A. H. Bassett
C. Springer
John: Scott
W. Reever
A.M
H.R. Knight
AMS
Joseph J. Smith
D. B. Dorsey
M. D
Jeremiah Day
Jas. P Beckwourth
Rocky Mountains
Julia Dean
Hon. Schuyler Colfax
R Wells
Broadway
Alfred L. Sewell
Sterrpan
Shenandoah Valley
Sartain
Broad Street
B. P. Cunningham
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