DeWolf House in Bristol Rhode Island Featured
A brief item highlights the DeWolf House in Bristol Rhode Island with attention to its status and locale. The note emphasizes the historic property and its local significance in the community.
19 Nov 1859
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Newspaper
Bristol Phenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1859
Page
1
A brief item highlights the DeWolf House in Bristol Rhode Island with attention to its status and locale. The note emphasizes the historic property and its local significance in the community.
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A veteran speaker muses on aging and fidelity while noting Virginia's public debt stood at 20.19 million dollars as of October 1. The statements blend poetic imagery with a fiscal marker, underscoring the tension between personal relationships and state finances.
In a stormy Ashdale night Judge Rufus Howard confronts his hard heart about his daughter Caroline who has disobeyed him. A wandering child reveals Caroline’s own daughter Grace Huntly, triggering forgiveness and reunion as the judge kneels to bless the family. The tale centers on pride, forgiveness, and a community’s quiet moral reckoning.
A tale of reconciliation in Ashdale where Judge Howard’s harshness ends after a night’s events. Caroline Huntly returns to her village with Richard Huntley and the family finds peace, while a historical note recalls Braddock’s sash carried by Gaines to Taylor after Benna Vista.
The passage recounts Thomas Cranwell and Oliver Cranwell lineage ending in poverty for some descendants, with ties to Snowhill and Mildenhall Crayton Hypromania. It also notes the Albany Evening Journal publishing an alleged hydrophobia cure and a plan for a Newport relief steamer, plus various late 19th century notices and sensational anecdotes.
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