Mrs Mary Ann Brayton Dies in Fall River
Fall River resident Mrs Mary Ann Brayton long active in charitable work died in Fall River Massachusetts on a Saturday. A large party of Norwegian wood choppers arrived in the United States under contract to work in Minnesota forests.
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Mary Ann Brayton
Fall River
Mass
Minnesota
Monumental Quartz mine yields 1596 ounce gold nugget
The largest California nugget was found at Monumental Quartz mine in Sierra Buttes. It weighed 1596 ounces, sold for 21636 dollars, and valued at about 22000 dollars.
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California
Monumental
Sierra Buttes
Buoy Replacements Planned at Block Island Lighthouse
By order of the Light-House Board Washington notice declares the whistling buoy off Southwest Ledge Block Island R I will be removed on May 1 1883 A replacement black painted buoy will be placed off the north end of Block Island in eight fathoms water marking the reef limit near the island’s north point
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Light-House Board
Washington, D. C
Block Island
R. I
Music at Louisville Southern Exposition Plans Grand Organ and Bands
The Southern Exposition in Louisville will feature one of the largest organs in the country placed in the Music Hall by Hook & Hastings of Boston with daily organ recitals. The New York Seventh Regiment Band will give two concerts daily for 50 days and Gilmore's Band will perform two daily concerts for the remaining 50 days. The total musical budget is 15000 dollars, surpassing Centennial Exposition music spending. The park adjoining the main building will host open air evening concerts by the bands in August through October while midday organ recitals will entertain visitors.
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Louisville
Hook & Hastings
Boston
Ohio River
United States
New York Seventh Regiment
Gilmore's Band
New York
Gilmore
America
Europe
Seventh Regiment
Seventh Regiment Armory
Gallia Departure Sparks Dudes and Delights at Cunard Dock
The winter season ends as Mesdames Neilson and Albani sail on the steamer Gallia to Europe. The Cunard dock erupts in flowers and champagne amid a scene of farewell, fashionably dressed men waving perfumed handkerchiefs, while opera closures push social trends and slang into view.
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Albani
Gallia
Europe
Cunard
Saratoga
Newport
New York
Chicago
Sui Generis
Mrs. Searle
England
Wallack
Barnum
Radix
Labor Bureau
Castle Garden
Trishes
Washington Letter on President Arthur's Return and City Upgrades
The Washington Letter notes President Arthur’s return from a health trip, his cautious relishing of Washington, and his quiet temperament. It mentions improvements in the city including Garfield Memorial Hospital and new public schools, plus Patent Office reconstructions and Relics to the National Museum. It covers civil service rule distribution, currency redemption funds near exhaustion, and social scenes including a dinner by Argentina’s minister and a dinner for Postmaster General Gresham hosted by General Sherman.
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Washington, D. C
Savannah
White House
Washton
Arthur
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Patent Office
National Museum
Lincoln
Bayne
Gresham
Sherman
No License Vote Sparks Growing Fanatic Labeling
A historical note recalls that 357 voters opposed license grants last year, rising to 426 this year, with critics calling the group fanatics and predicting more in the future as the town debate continues.
Town records show 23 deaths in first quarter
Reported fatalities in the town for the year ending March include 23 deaths 11 males and 12 females 18 adults 5 children 12 over 70 years 7 widows and 2 widowers. Residents condemn corrupt politicians and warn against harmful bargains. The Corinne Merrie Makers led by Mrs Jennie Kimball perform next Tuesday at Town Hall with Corinne praised for singing and speaking skills. G W Easterbrooks sells seats.
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Corinne Merrie Makers
Jennie Kimball
Town Hall
Corinne
G. W. Easterbrooks's
Bristol
Merrie Makers
BIJOU
Corrinne
G. W. Easterbrooks
Remington Engine Demonstration At Steamboat Wharf
An exhibition of the Remington new horse power fire engine impressed a large crowd at the steamboat wharf. The compact 2600 pound sweep engine can be operated by hand or by horses and is praised for simple construction and reliable operation. A naval cadet nomination exam will be held May 3 1883 in Providence for Rhode Island's first district, requiring residence, age 14 to 18, and passing medical and academic tests.
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Avaverime
Fra
Orange Park
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Magnolia House
Romish
Episcopal Church
Key West
Old Fort Marion
de Medicis
Anastasia Island
Extereio Licurs
New England
American Electric and Fluminating Company
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Lowell
Fitchburg
Mass
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Goff
Boston Advertiser
Remington
Bprroy
Bristol Pharm
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Commissioner of Public Schools
North Main Street
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Providence
John C. Pegram
George A. Littlefield
Clarence T. Gardner
Octaga Board of Examiners
First
Rhode Island
R. L
Board of
J. Spoons
District of
Paani
Buacewoop
Edinburgh Magazine
T. Nicyonas
Hanper
Lirrett
Armin
Lucy
James the 1St
London
Taylor
Isaac
Liverpool
Leslie Stephen
New York
Ghiberti Constello &c
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Howenis
Wm. D
Exrox
Thomas W
Egypt
The
Holy Land
Lyster
Annette
Library of Surgeon General's Office
Washington
U. 8
Corps of Engineers
Monro
Wilfred H
Department of Agriculture
Buckley
Bradley
Christian Inquirer
Benjamin Waldron
Joseph Wardwell
Bristol
R. I
Sally Waldron
Woti
Young People Society
St. Michael's Church
Town Meeting Votes on Liquor Licenses in Town Hall
The town held a town meeting on a Saturday after adjournment from the annual meeting. Balloting opened at 8 and finished near 9 with 772 votes cast. Not license 426, license 346, majority against licenses 80. Adjournment set for April 28th at 10 AM.
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William H. Spooner
Benjamin Tilley
Edward W. Brunson
Edward 8. Babbitt
William H. Spence
Orin L. Bosworth
Messadore T. Bennett
Henry Crocker
William T. C. Wardwell
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