Various 19th Century Commentary Bits From An Era
A compilation of critical notices and anecdotes touching politics religion and society. References include Brown University scholars, Gov Andrew’s brother in Boston, emigration from France, Rev Dr Muhlenburg, President Hayes Southern policy, Brigham Young, Boss Tweed and Wade Hampton. Also notes on Crimean War costs Paris shopkeepers and American ladies facing swindlers.
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Ray
Paris
Mobister
Spectacle of Free Lodging for State Manager at Capitol Hotel
The piece condemns a New York State hotel near the Capitol kept rent free for a manager with political friends as boarders. It notes the building, state owned and originally to be demolished, remains for a single man's profit at public expense, amid concern for the costly State structure. It also remarks on poised South Carolina leadership and aging European figures as a broader commentary.
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New York State
North Pole
Mark Twain
New York
Sweeny
Oakey Hall
Tweed
Woodward
Frederic Lahrbush
Lahrbush
The State Secrets Debate and Turkish Military Prospects
A critic argues publishing ministerial correspondence breaches privacy and harms justice though contributing to public insight. The piece then assesses the Ottoman Turkish military in comparison with Russia, noting limited Turkish strength, weak finances, and poor prospects for victory amid continental indifference.
Moody and Sankey Meetings Stir Boston Revival
The Moody and Sankey evangelists draw crowds as large as 4000 to 7000 at the Labernacle and other noon prayer meetings across Boston. The revival excites all classes during a notable temperance week, with widespread influence and extensive citywide attendance.
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Boston
Labernacle
Whitefield
Lord Mayor's Show and London Pageants Through the Ages
A review of the Lord Mayor's Show details ancient ceremonies on November 8 and 9 with oath taking, processions, and water pageants. It notes gilded barges, banners, and the importance of the event in London society, ending with a reflection on weather and historical curiosities.
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Aldermen
St. Simplicius
London
Guildhall
Europe
Westminster
Court of Exchequer
Bacons
Stationers’ Company
Lambeth Palace
Archbishop of Canterbury
Blackfriars Bridge
Smdgate Hill
Inauguration Day Procession of the Lord Mayor
The Lord Mayor inaugurates with a civic procession from Blackfriars Bridge via Ludgate Hill and Cheapside to Guildhall. Guildhall is illuminated and a public banquet held. Dignitaries include corporation members, their guests, a crown minister, and occasionally the King or Queen. Cipriani carriage from 1757 underscores ceremonial grandeur.
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Cipriani
Labor and Appetite in a Humble Toiler Verse
A reflective line extols labor as a blessing though not perfect and praises the toiler who works hard, yet finds sweet slumber. The speaker lauds the reward of toil in simple living and contentment.
Trinity Church Extends Rector Call to Rev Moran
The vestry of Trinity Church voted on Monday to extend a call to Rev Mr Moran to become rector of the church.
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Trinity Church
Mr. Moran
Town Hall Beholds Mother Goose Party Pleasures
A Town Hall filled with appreciative audiences on Wednesday and Thursday evenings witnessed the Mother Goose Party entertainments. Prospects of good times were hinted at by a distant telescope, suggesting brighter days ahead.
No Sermon at State Street M E Church Sunday
Sunday services at State Street M E Church will proceed without preaching as the pastor is away attending the Methodist Conference. The note notes the pastor’s absence from home for the event and the church’s normal schedule.
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State Street
M. E
Services at Trinity Church on Second Sunday after Easter
Early celebration at 7 4 morning prayer at 10 4 Sunday school at 2 4 Mission school at 3 evening prayer and sermon at 7 4.
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Trinity Church
Town Meeting Opens and Local Entertainment Recaps
The town meeting for officers taxes and town business convenes at Town Hall at 10 o clock this Saturday. A Boston Union Quartette with Miss Ruth W Holbrook and Miss Emma Martin performed under Mr S B Spinning, with future shows planned at Armory Hall Warren.
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Union Quartette
Boston
Ruth W. Holbrook
That City
Emma Martin
Warren
8. B
Town Hall
Superintendent Reports Decline At Local High School
The public schools superintendent reports the High School has been crippled and usefulness curtailed after the loss of a teacher. Fewer students, reduced effort, and omitted studies have diminished spirit and emulation, with the experiment not achieving success.
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Luther
Will of Mrs. Tydia Fales and local estate actions
The will of Mrs. Tydia Fales proved in Bristol court provides for her sister’s heirs and bequests to St. Michael’s Church Bristol Juniper Hill Cemetery and, in trust, monuments for church and cemetery. Remaining estate is divided among the American Bible Society Foreign Missionary Society and American Church Missionary Society.
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Charlotte M. Fales
St. Michael’s Church
Bristol
John Bristed
Juniper Hill Cemetery
American Bible Society
Foreign Missionary Society
Protestant Episcopal Church of the
William E. Fales
Josiah Caldwell
Boston
Lenora I. Smith
Queen Victoria
Buckingham Palace
Pierrepont
R. L
Osldwell
Tulle
J.B. Mounko
Bradford
Robate
Allen Bullock
William HA. Bullock
Josiah Simmons
Providence
Peter Gladding
Henry Wood
Moses B. Wood
Henry $. Wood
Henry
William Paull
Seth Paull
Augustus KH. Paull
Seite
Court of Probate
Mary M. Wyatt
B. Peckham CU
Caroline M. Mason
B. PE AM Champlin
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Jay Gould
Stock Board
A. Oakey Hall
England
The
New York Heering Post
Wendell Phillips
Gen. Grant
Lararian
Brown University
Gov. Andrew
Boston Custom House
Secretary of the Treasury
France
Muhlenburg
St. Luke's Hospital, New York
Alway
Hayes
Pickard
Brigham Young
Moadow
Brigham
Boss Tweed
Coons
Divy Crockett
Mr. Crockett
Mr. O'Connor
Wade Hampton
William B. Astor
Ba Boss Tweed
Florida
Cuba
United States
South Carolina
Washington
Daniel H. Chamberlain
South
Bismarck
Lord Granville
Prince Gottschakof
Lord Beaconsfield
Hon
W. E Gladstone
President MacMahon
Pio Nuno
Dr. Posey
Daan Stanly
Garibaldi
Lord Russell
Jules Simon
Aga
Russell
Department of State
London Hammer
Russia
Turkey
New Yong
Alvaré
Kar
Yankees
New England
Hiram Munger
Chicopee Falls
Mass
Advent Chapel
Rhode Island
Thomas Hudson
McKorkell
Williston
Chadwick
Armory Hall
Monto
Marou
Anna A. Bradford
Charles H. Norris
Anna A. Norris
Mary O. Richmond
Samuel Pomeroy Colt
High Street
Burton and
Walley Streets
Hugh McGovern
John Callan
Wilson's Lane
Wood Street
William A
Constitution Street
High
Wood Streets
Divine Providence
John Turner
Turner
Tunner
James P. Lanz
Court of Common Pleas
Alexander Perry
Alfred Inther
Jonathan Alger
George W. Easterbrooke
Samuel H. Douglass
Ozro O
John Lawrence
Gildersleive, Bedell
Chandler B. Coggeshall
Benjamin B. Wilson, Jr
Jokiah
Potter
RTF
Pettersitnase
Awhicka
Ihe
Qoud Uti
Lelllnai
Alexander
Drary
Joseph Wilmarth
Nases
Jessie Goff
James Head
Dennis McCarty
Willie McCaw
Charles Shippie
Sammie McKay
Henry McKay
Mary Henderson
Mary Lewis
Annie McCaw
North
Albert Kupher
Maggie Hamill
John Malloy
Tommy Morrissey
Charlie Hart
Michael Galvin
Arthur R Bykock
Arthur Potter
Cornelius Hazard
James Hazard
Nettie Pearce
Mary Burnside
Mattie Phelps
Josie O’connors
Edna Dunbar
Neltie Walsh
Jennie Newbold
Eunice Munro
Maggie Brown
James Johnson
Fred. Arnold
John Lavey
Adolph Dittmer
William Peters
Alice Booth
Fabianna Bertrand
Mary J. Caufield
Emma Fride
Annie Gallup
Lilie Lawless
Annie Lannon
Mary Munroe
Lizzie Northrop
Grace Warren
Mary Holmes
Balllou’s
Monraty
Ballou’s
M. Quad
Thames & Talbot
Hawley Street
Canada
Himna
Huna Company
Westminster Street
Fing Tras
Messrs. Temple & Palmer
Morrie
N. C. Bedell
Morris
N.C. Bedell
Parker
Gilm
Sprer
Schenck
Scuxucx
Scherick
Philadelphia
Scheyck
Ballou & French
Law
College Street
Avid
Daniel R. Ballou
George T. French
A. Pike
Hope and
Bradford Streets
Ofice
WM. H. Richards
Odd Fellows Building
Bradford Street
Samuel P Colt
G. P. Barnes
Easterbrooke
Hope Street
T. H Shipman
H. Herbert Bogworth
Byfield
Constitution Streets
Benso N—Smith
This Town
Matriet
Sy Ea E Edson
Mr Owen A. Benson
Isa Roxie A. Smith
Harcu H
Mary Fhnza Hatch
Solomon D. Hatch
John Baker
Ennis
Newport
Ann Ennis
Paul M. Ennis
Crandall
Fall River
Sarabh Crandall
John A.crandall
NicHolls
Rehoboth
Misa Mary B. Nichols
Galen and
Huldah Nichol
Phoenix Marine Journal
Port of
R. I
Canonicus
Crsnwell
Fall
Sarah J. Weed
Gladding
Falliver
Jessie Murdock
Slocum
Reynolds Mary
Orswell
Cuit
Hampton
Fletcher
Hoboken
Euzer
Darling
Marvel
Dyer
Orwell
Fashion
Hollowuay
Wickford
Mary
Perry
Oravwell
Orawell
Ins
Tappan W. Morrill
Church
Claudianna Rita Cotts
Hananah Cornell
Jenny Ford
Pardon Hiscox
Johannes Korte
Owen Mahoney
E. P. Tiffany
Joseph Trudell
Lake’s
Constitution and
J.B
Davis Street
Franklin Street
BTL
Apld-Ow
Charles Bell
Usher Street
Mount Lane
Mountane
Michael McKeon
Henry Walters
Mina Bels
Charles Els
Charles F Simmons
Liman B Bosworth
Supreme Court
Lyman B. Bosworth
County of
David A Taylor
Jacob Symonds
Charles L. Thomas
Herbert F. Minckly
James HH. Field
At&t J
Ferden and Kupper
H. & DeWolff
Patrick McGovern
Thomas Jo Uober
Abbas
Lyman B Bosworth
Herl
Lown Hall
Lown
Sand Town
George T French
Republican Town Committee
Franklin
W. H. Spooner
Tim Os Quirk & Doherty
Edward Quirk
Daniel B. Doherty
Quirk & Doherty
Odd Fellows Beneficial Association
State of
Rothers
James H. Warner
Engle Lodge No 2
Stiphen Smith
John K. Hallowell
York
National Publishing Co
James Anderson
Euclut C. Nichols
J. Crawford Brown
Vita Guardian
Matthew Card
Henry F. D’walf
Samuel Fleming
Central Falls
David M. Hatch
W.H. Horton & Wife
Sandford Maxfield
Henry 8. Wood
Wayne Robert Newbold, Paul Primean Bona
Lincoin
T. Briggs Smith
J F. Stetgon
Wm. L Thatcher
Caroline M. Tiffany
Estate
Samuel White
Times
George Tilley
Knotis
AAVE
Pekin Tes and