The Rothschild Wedding in Paris Synagogue Temple
The April 22 1876 account describes the Rothschild marriage of Albert de Rothschild and Bettina de Rothschild at the Temple Rue de la Victoire Paris. A grand procession, officials, and a 110-voice choir accompany the ceremony with rabbinic rites and a citywide display of wealth and public interest. The bride and groom are depicted with details of dress, rank, and the lavish reception that followed at the Saint Florentin hotel.
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Rothschild
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Mise
Alicé'de Rothschild
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Bettina
Albert de Rothschild
Adolphe de Soild
Adolphe de Rothschild
James de Rothschild
Brussels
Alpine Club
Vienna
Paria
France
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Prix de Rome
Faure
Beer
Jerusalem
Giacomo
Italy
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Rue
Israel
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la Victoire
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de’ Parig
Time and money thoughts on bankrupts and politics
A jumble of old adage fragments discusses creditors at ten percent, dividends paid over six to twenty four months, and a New York Journal of Commerce opinion about integrity in the upcoming presidential canvass. It argues the Democratic party lacks credit and cannot govern better than the current party.
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Notable visitors and wine at Philadelphia gala
The text lists Duke and Duchess Decazes and other nobles at a Philadelphia event. It notes a Chateau Lafitte 1848 wine from Rothschild cellars, promising to celebrate upcoming family weddings. It also calls for honest office holders at the Centennial Exposition and comments on Britain's stance on extradition.
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Philadelphia
Eclat
Mrs Livermore Solves Domestic Dilemma And Tweed Sightings
A domestic note about daughters wedding and a sly reference to Boss Tweed is followed by a discussion of the Winslow extradition case and Ezra D. This piece laments congressional corruption, calls for a political revolution, and questions Ex-Speaker Blaine amid rail intrigue claims.
New York Letter on Stewart Fame and Sardou Drama
Our Our Own Correspondent reports on A T Stewart’s lasting fame and the honesty lesson from his career. The piece notes Good Friday observances, Dolan’s reprieve, and New York theatre attention to Sardou’s Ferreol at Union Square with Pall Mall style staging and Palmer’s directing grip.
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Local society notes mix with court and church plans
The Bristol Train of Artillery plans a May Party at their Armory. Bristol appropriates 150 for Decoration Day. Rev. Batchelor and Rev. Fisher will lead Easter services. The Supreme Court term opens in March 1876 for bank case removals. St Michael's Parish votes to build a 10 000 chapel. Town Hall work advances with a decorated ceiling and a larger tower. Two high school girls defuse a street fight with calm restraint.
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Gardner's Wharf
John M. Stowe
Wampanoag Indians paper read at Byfield Hall
A large attentive audience at Byfield Hall heard William J. Miller Esq present the first of a three part series on the Wampanoag Indians. The talk, read under United Brothers Lodge No 18 I O O F auspices, followed a Rhode Island Historical Society presentation in Providence. The second paper is set for next Wednesday at the same venue with the final installment planned for the following Thursday.
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Tomlinson's Serenaders entertain town with songs and socials
The amateur group of twelve singers and musicians performed last Monday night near George B. Warren’s residence, delivering popular songs and tunes and waking residents with their music. On Tuesday they visited Hon. A. O. Bourn on Hope Street, sharing choicest selections and a plentiful social spread.
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Town Council appoints officers and lays out July Fourth committee
Special meeting elects town officers including weighers of coal and salting, constables, and funeral officers. A committee of arrangements for the 1876 Fourth of July is named with power to fill vacancies, plus jurors selected for May term court. Easter Exection at St Marcwner's Crorere discusses parish officers for year ahead.
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Parker Borden
John W. Pearse
William H. Cooke
James M. Gooding
Charles V. Perry
Allen T. Usher
James Connery
North Burial Ground
Henry Goff
East Burial Ground
William Bradford
Bennett J. Munro
Joseph B. Sparks
William H. Simmons
Robert N. Church
John B. Pearce
James Hoard, Jr
James Wilson
John 8. Newman
George T. B. Chaffee
Hiram Luther
John 8. Ingraham
Alexander P. Baxter
Jeremiah Luther
Edmund E. Horton
Daniel W. Co
Isaac F. Williams
William J. Miller
John Turner
C. A. Greene
W. T. C. Wardwell
John B. Pearse
John B. Taylor
George T. French
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James F. Stoughton
Court of Common Pleas
Easter Elections at Tarvrry Coveen and Warren Parishes
Parish elections held Monday at Odd Fellows Hall and St. Manns Church Warren elected senior and junior wardens, vestry, treasurer, clerk, and delegates to the Diocesan Convention for both Tarvrry Coveen and Warren parishes. Also notes Burnett's Fuavorma Extracts offering pure, concentrated flavoring from Bunyarr & Co Boston. sold by grocers and druggists.
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Edward S. Babbitt
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Perry
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Manton H. Bradford
St. Mann's Church
Warren
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Geo
Lewis Cooke
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Mosquito Meets Wakeful Night With Gentle Song
The narrator muses on time, snow, birds, and a budding mosquito that will taste humans in flight. The imagined insect will imitate the bird, sing during sleepless hours, and offer a companion kiss while friends remain asleep.
Marble slabs restoration offered at Bristol Neck
Persons with grave stones monuments or marbles needing restoration may have work promptly attended by leaving orders with Mr. Thomas Gayton on Bristol Neck near the North Burial Ground.
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