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Bristol Phenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1853

Page

2

Dramatized escape plan amid a tense family crisis

In a crowded room Ella clings to her mother as a doctor advocates evacuation to safety. A frightened father consents to a country retreat within a week to protect the child from alleged danger while other details hint at ongoing legal actions and a looming journey.

Wearene Micieritts Duitte Joe Wand Waar Pild Marie lange _ Hatchill Ella Ruffin Mr. O Mrs. Ruffin Greg

A Boston Journey Describing Rails and Rivers

A traveler details a Boston to Concord excursion by rail, noting the Merrimac River’s industrious valley, the Nashua and Concord lines, and praise for the Concord Road’s management. The writing mentions Boston Common, debates over urban development, and the Worcester and Nashua connections en route to Manchester and Concord.

Bathing laws provoke debate among Bristol residents

A heated discussion argues against forbidding public bathing near Richmond's wharf and the town bridge. Proposals call for designated shore areas, instruction for youth, and broader health measures, blaming lawmakers for the ban and urging education over prohibition. A second letter reports on varioloid cases, noting containment measures and a cautionary medical stance.

Peaches and Corn Yields Noted on Local Farms

The report records Henry Potter of Swanzey yielding an estimated 150 bushels of peaches from his farm with fruit weighing about one and a quarter pounds and eight inches in circumference. Horace Peck’s nearby corn field is described as nine feet tall with projections of an average height of nine feet four inches.

Henry Potter Swanzey Horace Peck

Probate Court to Hold Regular Session Next Monday

The regular meeting of the Court of Probate will be held at the Probate Office at 2 oclock Monday afternoon. A donation from Providence has collected 13.00 for yellow fever sufferers in New Orleans. A couple in Lee County Virginia died recently aged 105 and 107 after long lives.

Iai Samuel, Daory, M.D Court of Probate Holden New Orleans Providence Lee County Daniel

Fishermen report abundant tautog and scarce clams offshore

On Monday a small party caught 120 tautog and scuppang off Prudence Point while clams grow scarce. Banks refuse to discount freely, doubling prices for fishing gear. Hiitren's New Monthly for September at Easterbrook's Dapot on State Street offers Napoleon Bonaparte articles and other engaging content.

Hiitren Monruty Easterbrook Dapat State Street Napoleon Bonaparte

Advertisement for David Turner Published Gratis

A damaged ad from the Bolivar Democrat touts David Turner as active and humane and requests printing the advertisement gratis. The fragment mentions a Blood Bo wave and refers to aiding Black people, but the text is garbled and partially unreadable.

Bolivar David Turner Aidvertiser Han

Ingenious Newport Bank Cashier Robbery by Substitution

A Newport bank messenger reports a staged robbery using identical bags and counterfeit like notes. The heist, involving thirty to fifty thousand dollars, targeted multiple Newport banks including Merchants Traders Rhode Island Union Newport Exchange Bank of Rhode Island and New England Commercial. Authorities dispatched word by telegraph as the cashier notified correspondents.

Peter. P. Remington Newport Merchants Bank Rhode Island Union Newport Exchange Bank of Rhode Island New England

Celebration of the Port Grisworth Battle Anniversary

Preparations are under way to mark the September 6 event commemorating the Port Griswoth battle on Groton Heights and the burning of New London in 1781. Win J Hammersly of Hartford will deliver the oration and Hon Robert C. Winthrop of Boston is expected to attend. The celebration will take place at Groton Heights opposite New London.

New London Port Griswortd Groton Heights J Hammersly, Esq Hartford Robert C. Winthrop Boston Boston ‘Times

Charleston Health Outlook Presents Unusually Strong Tone

The report notes the health of Charleston at the present moment appears unusually good, signaling favorable conditions and stability for the city.

Charleston

Arrival of the Europa and London Parliament News

The Europa arrives as England closes its session with Lord John Russell defending government conduct. A Crystal Palace accident at Sydenham injures people and causes substantial damage. A Dover cliff collapse buries potential victims after a Sunday fire. In Ireland crops look favorable with abundant potatoes and no alarm over shortages.

John Russell New Crystal Palace Sydegt Dover Sunda Aianoring Ireland

Eastern Question updates from Constantinople Aug five

Latest advices from Constantinople to August fifth show the Porte firm against concessions to Russia and demand evacuation of the Denabian principalities at once. Public opinion leans to resistance with English policy criticized as dilatory. Rumors circulate about Lord Stratford resigning. The Shah approves the Persian envoy’s conduct toward Russia, and a large royal army is forming near Suetta nich in Azerbaidian.

Constantinople Porte Russia Lord Stratford Adairs Darmee Suettanich Azerbaidian

New Orleans Pestilence and Howard Association Response

The Bulletin reports a febrile outbreak in New Orleans with rising deaths and widespread illness across Algiera and Gretna suburbs. It praises the Howard Association for organizing seven infirmaries, three orphan asylums, and in-home care, while noting staff shortages and high demand as daily duties extend to volunteers like Rev Whitall and Mr Van.

New Orleans Algiera Gretna Howard Association Association Whitall Moen

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