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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1876

Page

2

Critics of the Indian policy warn of costly prolonged conflict

The piece rails against peace policy with Indians, noting arms, supplies, and trade fuel a looming war. It laments government missteps, questions motives of traders, and predicts a long, painful struggle with widespread toil and disappointment ahead.

Franklin Sam Todian Napoleon

Proclamation of Kerr Death and Nationwide Tribute

The President announces the death of Speaker Michael C. Kerr of Indians and calls for a solemn recognition of his public and private worth. The acting secretary notes Kerr’s intellect, culture, probity, and public devotion as the nation mourns a leader not presently in session. The report also covers Fenian exiles landing in New York after escaping Australia on the Catalpa, detailing their suffering, funding, and political implications.

Lone Branch N. J United States House of Representatives Michael GC. Kerr Joan L. Capwannaper Washington, D. C Tae Fmaan Australia Catalpo New York John J. Breslin Great Britain

Texas cattle disease and Wild Bill headline duel

A Rochester diary notes a Texas cattle herd bought in West Albany fell ill to a blood sucking parasite, wiping out fourteen head. The piece also recounts Wild Bill Hickok's death in Deadwood and the ensuing public mood, trials, and reforms around frontier violence and law.

Texas Rochester N. Y van Wie Montgomery County West Albany Black Hills Louisville Courier Journal Deadwood City Wild Bill Bill James Haycock Jack McCall McCall Ig Gaid Minory

Grasshoppers Devastate Four Crops in Minnesota

Four successive crops have been destroyed by grasshoppers across a large area of south western Minnesota, with the fifth crop already threatened with destruction.

Minnesota

Baxter's Monruly Magazine September Issue Now On Sale

The September number of Baxter's Monruly Magazine is available at newsdealers nationwide. Despite hard times, circulation remains strong due to its domestic stories sea yarns and adventure tales. Contents include That Taylor Boy and stories like Stratford-on-Avon African Weapons Among the Alps Bombay Marian Leslie's Husband and more. Thames & Talbot Boston publishes at $1.50 per year or fifteen cents per issue, postage paid.

Baxter Ballou M. Quad Taylor Stratford-on-Avon Alps Bombay Marian Leslie Marah Gabriel Cape Horn Miramar Rob Laughton Migs Gray-Squirrel Ruthven Thames & Talbot Hawley Street Boston

Preacher and rally notes in local notices and events

Local notices report Elder J. T. Dixon and Rev. H. M. Jones preaching at Advent Chapel and First Baptist Church, plus Cyrus P. Osborn slated as Southington pastor. Republican electors organize Hayes Wheeler campaign club with speeches at Court House. Mount Hope King Philip bicentennial commemorations feature a memorial tree planting and multiple speakers. Steamer Narragansett brings New London excursionists. Rhode Island clambake dinner described. Fish market highlights blue fish offerings from J. L. Horr.

Court House Hayes and Wheeler George T. French Republican Town Committee Samuel P. Colt James Dew. Perry A. O. Bourn P. Colt John Turner Messrs I. F. Williams A. C. Eddy J. Dew. Perry King Philip Mount Hope R. I. Historical Society Old Colony Historical Society Philip Lippitt BR. L H.8 Narragansett Canonicus Miantonomi Canonchet Wm. J. Miller Mr. Crocker Taunton D. C Wm. Ha London Amos Perry Zachariah Allen

Military visit ties Bristol to Providence in 1826

In August 1826 the First Light Infantry of Providence led by Captain John J. Stimson visited Bristol with a 16 piece band. Soldiers encamped at Cole's Hotel after a dawn march from Seekonk and were greeted by crowds at the Town Bridge. The Bristol Light Infantry and the Newport Artillery joined in parades and a grand dinner at the Bristol Hotel. Officers included Stimson, Monro, Taylor, Cranston and others. Captain Monro is noted as the last surviving officer.

Thie Weistox Phanix Bristol Providence John J. Stimson Seekonk Bullock's Cove Warren Kelley's Bridge John T. Croade Cole’s Hotel Bristol Light Infantry William P. Monro Young America Mr. Chadwick Providence Light Infantry Light Infantry Hamilton Bristol Train of Artillery Samuel Taylor Newport Bristol Ferry Newport Republican Artillery Company Taylor Portsmouth Col. Cranston Court House Newport Artillery Hanns William James Tilley Bristol Artillery William J. Field William P. Munro William E. Norris Henry Brown John Easterbrooks

Speer’s Sambucci Wine Promoted as Best Tonic in Atlantic States

Old and infirm persons seek mild tonic benefit from Speer’s Sambucci Wine, made in New Jersey by Mr. Speer. Marketed as pure and widely used across the Atlantic States, it claims to be the best tonic wine available.

New Jersey Speer Atlantic States Speer’s Paris London New York

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