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Newspaper

Bristol Phenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1845

Page

2

Mortality and public health measures in Bristol early records

Fragment discusses Bristol town records on deaths and mortality kept since settlement, notes prior record discrepancies, and mentions a 1781 Washington reception misdated as 1781 due to a school verse confusion. It lists deaths, burnt houses omitted, and corrections to Washington’s reception year.

Washington Logy Aljen Bourn Winn Bradford James Daniel Bradford Sauh Haine Chek D' Wolf Hersey Brad Johan W. Ee Lief Athaniel Samuel Wardwell Joseph Rawson i Jonathan Rexcalle Samuel Pitman Samuel Swan Diman Hewkinh Munro Bristol John Wight Wight Eynoerwin Dr. Wight Benjamin Twing Heneé Rhoadland John Corps Deliverinee Tya Isgac Seabury Manchester Christopher Wardwell Allen Wardwell

Thief Seeks Return of Stolen Package Through Odd Routes

The suspect fled with a package after stealing from Mr. D. He traced a circuit through the Mississippi, Ohio, Lake Champlain, and Troy using untravelled routes and disguises. He avoided cashing in local funds and rejected harming the owner to honor the reward terms.

Ile Missisippi Ohid Lake Champlain Troy Mr. D

Town Meeting to consider watch licensing and surveys

An afternoon town meeting is planned at two o'clock to discuss establishing a town watch, licensing bowling alleys, and approving accounts of the surveyors of highways. Also notes include frost effects, ship purchases, and commentary on a colossal fossil exhibit and slave shackles debate.

Antiquated Slate and Marble Vitrification Process Described

The method pulverizes flint granite or marble into a thick paste placed in moulds. Heat from an oven vitrifies the content, creating durable compact designs in slate granite or marble for ornament or practical use. The material withstands atmospheric changes and is as durable as flint.

Mixture of Saurago Line Boosts Wheat and Turnips

The mixture shows strong value for wheat crops this season with trials meeting sanguine expectations in many locations. Turnips benefit when the composition is spread on the soil, and sulphate of soda is found equally valuable to potatoes. Mixing with nitrate of soda is considered by some to be even better.

Parliament approves vast sums for museums and science

The Tate session records allocations totaling 387,917 for 1845 across British Museum collections, National Gallery purchases, Geological Survey, magnetic observations, monuments, design schools, Scottish universities, Belfast Academy, and public education in Britain and Ireland. The piece contrasts state largesse with widespread hunger among subjects.

Sir Sidney Smith Tadia Med Sea China School of Design Belfast Academy Great Britain Ireland John Bull

Pockers Picked At Tie Doon or a Creven

The Boston Post reports on Sunday noon at the Winter Street church three pockets were picked. Peter Thatcher Jr. lost a purse containing 45 dollars, William Barton lost a wallet containing 40 dollars, and John S. Carter lost a wallet containing 92 dollars.

Pockers Boston Post Winter Street Peter Thatcher, Jr William Barton John S. Carter

Organ Weight Estimation for Trinity Church New York

The organ for Trinity Church New York weighs an estimated forty tons or more. Its case stands about six feet high and spans thirty two feet in depth and ninety feet in width.

Trinity Church New York

Robbery Strikes Albany Store in Recent Break-In

The Albany paper reports a burglary in Albany during the week. The store of William Harding was broken into on Tuesday night and a considerable amount of dry goods was stolen. The Providence Journal notes a surge in burglaries attributed to experienced thieves.

Providence Journal Ajatoa Harding

Lectures Set to Open November Fourth in Boston

Citizens applaud the newly appointed committee organizing winter lectures. They have announced the program will begin November 4 with Joseph C. Panx of Boston, Esq. opening the course.

Lestures Jouy C. Panx, Esq Boston

Large carrot crop sold at low price this season

Cannore reports a very large carrot crop in town selling at 12 1 2 cents per bushel. Judges rate the crop equal to oats for young cattle and expect farmers to raise larger quantities as demand grows. Mr Gough remains in a dangerous state with extreme nervous debility. Harper's Pictorial Bible No 40 has arrived.

Cannore

Arrival of the Hibernia in East Boston and Atlantic items

The steamship Hibernia under Capt. Ryrie from Liverpool reached East Boston Sunday morning near 9 o clock with 100 passengers. London and Liverpool papers to early October arrived. reports cover mercantile mood in Fingland, crop outlook, potato disease, wheat duty changes, and mixed cotton prices. European religious conflicts surface in German states. Berlin bars Friends of Light. Pozen church worship by New German Catholic Church noted. Ships Caledonia and Great Western voyages cited among others. auxiliary steam power praised. quarantine woes aboard Kelair and rising British tensions in Madagascar and Jerusalem church issues.

Hibernia Ryrie Liverpool East Boston London Fingland Hanover Runge Berlin Sehmidt Masken Friends of Light Stutgard Pozen Caledonia Boston Great Western New York Massachusetts Ithead Kelair Portsmouth Africa Motherbank Thas Bourbon Mauritas Tamatave Madagascar Constantinople Jerusalem Porte France Russia

Rhodes launches a 900-ton freight ship in town

A about 900 tone vessel named Rhodes was launched from Meas Chace Davis yard on Wednesday. It is owned by J. & P. Rhodes of Providence and commanded by Captain Remington formerly of the Zenobia. The ship is well built and fitted for freighting. Warren Sar.

Mason Barney Feq Barneveville Captaine Gardner Willard Joseph L. Gardner Remington Zenobia Warren Sar

Mission to Massasoit and a dying chief in Plymouth Colony

The narrative recounts Gov. Edward Winslow’s 1623 journey to assist Massasoit in his sickbed after illness softened his hostility. Winslow treats him with confection and broth, describing Massasoit’s gradual recovery and renewed friendship with the English, amid a broader tale of alliance and caution in Plymouth.

Feagenden Gov. Ford Massa‘soit Edward Winslow John Hamdee Plymouth Colony Winslow Hobbamock Massaseusi Patuxet Plymouth Lanswerd Therm Weston Kien Aleo

Mexican politics and potential Texas war loom in New Orleans dispatch

The New York Express reports the Joaquin arrives from Vera Cruz to New Orleans on the 8th and describes Mexican unrest with a presidential oath, frontier mobilization, and plans for possible Texas reconquest. It notes bluster from Mexican papers, a cautious stance on war, and movements toward Monctezuma’s measures along the Gulf. Representatives discuss Arista’s expected funds and Mexican Indian conflicts at Chihuahua, Monterey, and Saltillo.

New York Express Joaquin New Orieges U. S Princeton City of Mexico Vapa Cruz Herrera Republi Congress Chamber of Deputies Corpon Christi Amoraé Cos Florida Maxton Caryllis Christi Vera Cruz Mexico Tripico Arista Monterey Pio Grande Chihuahua Salitle

Troops Arrive at St Josephs and Mexico News Mixed

Generals Worth hild and Duncan bring six companies and artillery to St Josephs with horses in poor order. Troops for Texas report health good, Mexicans show little warlike movement. A rumor of large Mexican loans and Santa Anna faction fears circulate amid regional unrest.

Coypus Canisti Worth Hild St. Joseph's Patie Ringold Pensacola Ringgold Tlieutenant Duncan Texas Lexington New York Jalapa Mexico Vera Cruz I Ig Gene Paredes Arista Ehatel San Juan d'Utua Tobiwsto Marie Santa Anna Picayune

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