The Italian Unity and American Influence Movement
The article argues that popular sovereignty and national unification are advancing in Europe led by Garibaldi and Napoleon III, with Naples and Sicily freed and Italy moving toward liberty. It credits American ideals, warns against old despots, and promotes widespread physical training in schools as part of civic and national development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shea
Tungblo
Gould
Garibaldi
Louis Napoleon
Francis Joseph
Napoleon
Europe
Ake ‘Piais
Fardpé
Italy
Traly
Alexander
Ba Perm
Wide Awake Demonstration to Draw 50 000 in New York
The Grand Republican Wide Awake demonstration in New York is set for next Wednesday and may be the citys grandest spectacle. The parade is to feature at least fifty thousand participants from New England with flags and devices. The New York Times notes a platform wagon with an Honest Old Abe rail splitting act a Whitehall boat firing fireworks a live Buffalo from Kansas a miniature log cabin on wheels and a Minnesota Elk. An excursion from Providence to New York on Tuesday aboard the Bay State capt Jewett returns Thursday tickets cost 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New England
New York Times
Abo
Whitehall
Buffalo
Kansas
Minnesota
Providence
Bay State
Jewett
The Atlantic Mastaly October Contents Overview
The October table of contents lists features and sections such as Some of the Haunts of Barns Pasquin and Pasquirides The Sammons Darwin and his Reviewers A Modern Cinderella The Old Days and the Now The Iceberg of Torbay Theodore Parker Icarus Walker The National Intelligencer and its Editors Sonnet The Professor's Story The Election in November Reviews and Literary Notices History of Flemish Literature The Glaciers of the Alps Art Floreses's Collection Recent American Publications
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Pasquin
Pasquirides
Sammons
Darwin
Torbay
Theodore Parker
Icarus
Walker
the National Intelligencer
Alps
Folaeres
Remarkable Fruit Harvest Preview in Local Orchards
Orchard notes report Appling spear and plum trees set for a large harvest this season. Bartlett pears and other varieties yield strong, with Capt. Wm. Pearse’s garden on Hope Street producing sizable fruit, including nearly pounds of produce. A reminder notes five mill deduction deadline for taxpayers and upcoming probate court meeting next Monday at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Pearse
Hope Street
Lincoln and Hamtin Seen Likely Winners in National Vote
The text argues the people will elect Lincoln and Hamtin, pledging to unite the North South East and West against secession. It notes most politicians on both sides concede the outcome and predicts post election calm as campaigns end, while a few extremists on both sides fret until victory. The piece emphasizes desire for a strong Union and opposes disunion as harmful to prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Hamtin
Acctronaliam
Democratic State Convention to Nominate Presidential Electors
A Democratic State Convention will be held at the State House in Providence on Thursday at two o clock for the purpose of nominating Electors of President and Vice President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Providence
Senator Cameron Predicts Republican Victory in Upcoming Election
In Boston letters from Senator Cameron of Pennsylvania he states after reviewing the entire State there can be no doubt of a brilliant Republican triumph at the coming election. He says the victory will be decisive enough to erase any doubts about the Presidential result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Unprecedented Grain Receipts Dwell at Local Port
The Boffish Express reports Monday’s grain arrivals set historic records with 849000 bushels of wheat and nearly one million bushels of other grain in a single day. Also notices announce Mrs. W. 2. Auzsn from New Bedford visiting Oct 8 for a free ladies lecture, with rooms at Mrs. Chadwick’s Hope street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boffish Express
W. 2. Auzsn
Fruare Parsician
Onarrvorant
New Bedford
Mass
Flech
Accipent flagman injured by wagon and train incident
Mr Job Luther, flagman for the P W and B Railroad, was seriously injured on Child street yesterday around 2 PM. While guarding the 1 42 PM train to Bristol, a boy attempted to drive a wagon across the track. Luther grabbed the horse’s bridle to stop it, but became entangled and dragged, suffering severe injuries. He was carried home and attended by Drs Bullock and Carpenter. The Telegraph notes report a separate political item about Lincoln and party alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job Luther
Child Street
Bristol
Lather
Bullock
Carpenter
Warren
Reminiscences of Sea Voyage and First Day Ashore
The writer recalls a steamer voyage to New York, detailing the rough crossing, shipboard meals, and crowded daily life. He describes the move from sea life to land, the cramped cabins, and the challenge of sleeping aboard. Sunday services at St James Church in Piccadilly and church customs for strangers are noted with reflection on English hospitality.
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Oachion
New York
Ployea
Fiupattiaig Wisceyrmny
Provideice
Sante Dey
Pier Reniers
Pack & Family
Thespersons
London
Ted
England
Moala
Morpheus
Belgium
St. ‘James Church
Piccadilly
Rocky Point hospitality and Broadway reflections in New York
A letter to the editor recalls Rocky Point's meals and Captain Winslow's hospitality, then describes a return by the Shore Road train to New York. The piece notes Broadway’s bustle, a bride’s sudden death before wedding plans, Sunday quiet, and upcoming events including a Grand Wide Awake Celebration, the Prince of Wales visit, and the presidential election. It closes with Albany reporting Boarowan Gray & Co. rebuilding after a fire, planning improved facilities and rapid reoccupation of their piano factory with Young Americas pianos.
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Rhode Taland
Capt
Winslow
Rocky ‘Point
Shore Road
New York
City
Broadway
Prince of Wales
Albany Statesman
Boarowan, Gray & Co
Prourr Ac
Argé
Charles A. Bart
News From Japan Aboard What Cheer Describes Embassy Arrival
The What Cheer brings news from Yokohama to July 18 detailing the Candiamarrah’s return from San Francisco with word of the Japanese Embassy in the United States. Reports note hospitality and hoped official remarks, while internal tensions between officials and merchants influence trade and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
San Francisco
Yokohama
United States
Jeddo
Thua
M. Y.sHerald
Barberry's Return Without Naval Cattle Shipment
Mr A Barbarie was sent from New Brunswick to England to obtain and transmit cattle stock but returned empty handed. He warned that pleuro pneumonia was widespread across England Scotland and Ireland making transport risky. Certificates were issued to breeders and veterinarians to show disease prevalence. Mills plan new factory expansion but springs remain low awaiting rain to replenish waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Barbarie
England
New
Boston Journal
Garibaldi enters Naples as unrest spreads across Italy
Imperial dispatches report insurrections in Pesaro Montelfelro Usibino with 400 insurgents repulsing Papal troops. Victor Emmanuel proclaims Urbitio free as Garibaldi enters Naples. Rome fears Papal government collapse. French regiments arrive. Urbino annexation proclaimed. Russia seeks reconciliation with Austria.
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Queenstown
Londonderry
Garibaldi
Naples
Emmanuel
Sfltalye
Edia
Pesaro
Montefeltro
Usibino
Insurgente
Pergola
Sinigaglias
Victor Emmanuel
Umbria
Leon Roma
Bosato
Sinigiglia
Rome
Russia
Austria
Paris
Alexandria
France
Piedmont
Sardinia
Italy
Urbino
Munich
Vienna
Dresden
Germany
Anglosaxon arrival and European war notes in Quebec
The Anglo Saxon brings Liverpool dates via Londonderry noting dull flour, firm wheat and corn, quiet provisions, while London and Paris markets show heaviness and dulness. Dispatches report Sardinian troops in Italy with clashes around Pesaro and Rome, Franco-Piedmont tensions, and Livingston’s expedition aid for Zambesi exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Liverpool
Londonderry
Hammonia
New York
Glasgow
London
Paris
Villa Franca
the Times
Victor Emmanuel
Garibaldi
Venice
Piedmont
Napoleon
France
Great Britain
Austria
Rome
Umbri
Pesaro
Balin
Turin
Oviveto
Ramoritiere
Aficoni
Russia
Prussia
Cavour
Ballyeon
Francs
Franco
Switzerland
Savoy
Fragmentary 19th Century News Clippings and Events
A dense, fragmented OCR compilation reports diverse items: a note on Sesi in Ne Newbury, mentions of Benen, rifles, and a sixteen fest with assorted local names. It cites multiple distant places including Blué, West Falmouth, Standish and Standish Maine, plus references to storms, a tornado, shipwrecks, and disasters. The text also notes political moves between governments, absconded funds in Havana, and a naval or shipping casualty tally including Lady Elgin victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbury
Benen
Elven
Iris
Rick
Franklin
Sime Bas
Pliseton
West Falmouth
George
Brighton
Eng
Ian
Ole Knaie
Boston Herald
Standish
Mou
Delano Alvear
Havana
Dullara
Creditora
Madrid
Thomas Franeia
Chicago
Cleveland
Marquette
Hannah Jonen
Morris Street
New York
Lady Elgin
Nantucket Whaling Decline And Local Fires Reported
The Nantucket whaling port declines as channels fill and loading hurdles rise, shifting focus to shoe making. A Gorham Maine fire damages a wagon and nearby hay, seen as the driver’s cigar likely sparked the blaze. Local life includes bitters sales and general small-town commerce amid fading maritime prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorham
Aragon
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Bekok Institute
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Gity of
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Wayland
Gammell
T. Arthur
Charleston Mercury
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Hays
Pasar
Clever
Douglas
Breckinridge
Actio
Maine
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Worwich
Doncaster
St. Albans
Marches
Melbourne
Warford
Sydney
Patric Snys
Venetia
Shanghai
Des
Bafile
Nantucket
Lynn
Natick
George Frederick
Charles Keeple
Zoe Tate
Duke of
Cambridge
Teri
N. N. Qieford
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