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Newspaper
Bristol Phenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1842
Page
2
In a tense scene, Phebe frantically searches for her missing sister as Mrs Gray debates harsh measures. The house sits silent, gates closed, and the river road offers no clue while Phebe's courage grows to face the moment of truth.
Justice Merrit confirms further private inquiries into the Mary Rogers case will occur in Hoboken and other locations. Suspects are to be detained. public reporting is barred until results are secured.
Fire broke out at Lewis P. Aldrich's apothecary shop opposite the Chronicle office between two and bowlork this morning. The blaze was subdued by delivity of the frozen. Loss estimated at 2000, insured, at the American Office.
A violent break in at the Common Pleas judge's Philadelphia residence led to a dramatic struggle. The assailants fled after a pistol whip and a musket fire, as the judge, wounded, escaped through a back window while the assailants vanished into the night.
A Pawtucket Massachusetts chronicle notes a reward of 300 dollars for information leading to the capture and conviction of the authors responsible for the recent retent Gres. Citizens urged heightened vigilance and an efficient watch to prevent further incidents.
On Tuesday evening the Rev Edward Freeman was publicly installed as pastor of the local Baptist church. The service featured invocations, Scripture reading, a sermon by Rev John Dowling of Providence, a charge to the candidate, and an address by Rev Leaver of the American and Foreign Bible Society. The sermon praised gospel work and urged qualified leadership.
A brutal gale on Lake Erie lasting about 12 hours on the 18th is described as Buffalo’s worst ever. Many vessels were wrecked or driven ashore, with a schooner named Jefferson reported wrecked near the harbor and an entire Hartford family of seven lost at sea.
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