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Bristol Phenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1866

Page

2

Political upheaval and temperance push in postwar reporting

The piece reviews Congress election outcomes across four states, signaling strong opposition to the President’s policy and a push for Reconstruction. It highlights a temperance reform surge led by religious groups, New England conventions, and Irish Catholic societies, with details on public sentiment and recent incidents.

Congress Johnson Thadabt New England Boston Father Mathew United States Father New York

Russian American Alliance debate in press

Russian papers discuss an American alliance with strong favorable views. One journal argues no other alliance is possible and another foresees U S station in the Mediterranean as the Turkish Empire dissolves. They claim such a base would deter Western European fleets from entering the Black Sea and safeguard American interests in northern Europe.

Mediterranean United States Europa Black Sea Baltic Europe

Death of the Infant Daughter of Gry Tow Taums

Minnie Stratton also known as Minnie Lom Thumb, infant daughter of General and Mrs. Tom Thumb, died at the Norfolk Hotel Norwich from brain inflammation after illness treated by two doctors. Her mother Mrs. Tom Thumb arrived and attended the child until death.

Minnie Stratton Minnie Lom Thumb Tom Thumb Norfolk Hotel Norwich Yarmouth Lowestoft London Telegraph

New York Herald declares the Democratic Party dead

The New York Herald reviews recent elections and argues the Democratic Party is utterly annihilated. It says attempts to revive it failed, federal patronage offers no vitality, and it has no state governments or secure representation, noting it elects only ten to twelve of sixty Congress seats.

The New York Herald Democratic Party Julias Cassar

Missionary turnover and Texas actions in a divided era

The Bishops of Madras Calcutta and Bombay report 213182 Christian converts in India Barmah and Ceylon with 511 missionaries and 96574 mission school children. total school enrollment cited at 500000. Texas Legislature backs Philadelphia Convention actions and passes a bill to move Federal dead to a potter's field amid Confederate dust concerns. Taunton Gazette notes iron rails obstructing the Middleboro Railroad near the junction with the Yew B and Taunton road.

Madras Calcutta Bombay India Barmah Ceylon Texas The Taunton Gazette Middleboro’ Railroad Taunton Road

New York City Visitor Reassures Bristol Readers

In a letter from Oct 17 1868 a Bristol resident recounts meeting two travelers from New York who found the city gay and hospitable. They described friendly locals, including Mrs Roberts widow of General Scott, whose generous hospitality to visitors and war veterans counters claims of Gotham as corrupt.

New York Mail New York New York City Gotham

Vast Potawatomi Reserve and Indian Life Described in Kansas

An excerpt from a Kansas letter surveys the Potawattomie Reservation with half a million acres of bottom land and prairie. It details flora fauna timber and fruit, notes Potawatomi numbers and shift from wild life to farming, and reports government transfer of land to the Union Pacific Railroad.

Kansas Potawattomie Reservation Union Pacific Railroad Company Smoky Hill River

Enormous California Redwood Plank Arrives in New York

A twelve by eight foot four inch by three foot thick plank from a redwood tree in the Sierra Nevada arrives in New York from California. The timber, believed largest in the United States, comes from trees that can reach about three hundred feet in height and sixty to ninety feet in circumference, with a famed giant stump said to exist in California used as a ballroom.

New York California United States Sierra Nevada Mountains

Colt Receives Orders for Needle-Guns and Revolving Cannons

Colt's Patent Firearms Manufacturing Company of Hartford received an order for a thousand needle guns modeled on the Prussian needle gun and an order for one hundred revolving cannons at a total cost of $100,000.

Colt’s Patent Firearms Manufacturing Company Hartford Prussia

Ad Against Prov is Sant Against Irish Starvation S

In 1846 7 Andrew qobawe attacked landing prov is sunt to starving Irish. Readers may enjoy better biscuits as Herrick Allen's Gold Vedar Saleratus is sold. Merchants stock it at 112 Liberty Street New York with Allen on the wrapper.

Andrew Qobawe Congress Herrick Allen Marchants Liberty Street New York

Vast array of 19th century notices crowds the page

A wide selection of items ranges from political maneuvering and international affairs to local incidents. Reports cover Santa Anna and Juarez, U.S. paper mills and rags, a drunken marriage with a stabbing, Freedmen’s Bureau peace in Alabama, agricultural fairs, legal cases, tea cultivation in Georgia, Beecher, gas plans for New York, paymaster fraud, and other civic, religious, and economic notes.

Hudson City N. J Maj. J. Jones Freedmen’s Bureau Alabama

Bristol Young Men's Christian Association Treasurers Report 1865 66

The Board of Managers submits the third year report with a balance of 177.92 and no liabilities. Donations for scholarships path, building fund progress and several lectures boosted the treasury. The library delivered 7,621 volumes in ten months with 12 volumes stolen. building and membership drive need renewed effort.

Bristol Young Men’s Christian Association B. Y. M C. Association Library Neaf Ist Ub al Providence Building Fund LeBaron Bradford New York Beaton C. Sherry N. Y Home Journal Wm. J Miller Providence Post R. §. Andrews Thomas A. Jencks Wm. Sprague Col F. St. John Lockwood C. P. Osborne Little Corporal Chicago Y Chicago Y. M. C. A. 1 Pamphlet ; San Francisco Y.M.C New York Y.M. C Young Men's Christian Association United States

Centenary Sermon and Public Meeting at State Street M E Church

Rev Joseph H James of Fall River will address Sabbath School scholars at 10:30 AM and preach a Centenary Sermon in the forenoon. A public Centenary Meeting is set for 7 PM with addresses by Rev MW Talbot of Newport and others.

State Street M. E Joseph H. James Fall River Orlock MW. J Talbot Newport

Large exhibit beet from Bristod Neck showcased by Bosworth

A giant beet raised by Benjamin Bosworth on Bristod Neck has been on display at H. M. Gifford and Son's store for a week. The vegetable measures three feet long with a maximum circumference of two feet two inches and weighs twenty seven pounds, resembling an alligator in form and surpassing other beets this season.

Benjamin Bosworth H. M. Gifford & Son

Fire at National Rubber Company building contained by staff

A fire was discovered in a National Rubber Company building Monday morning and extinguished by employees without raising a general alarm.

National Rubber Company

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