Death of Rev John Todd D D Leaves Clergy and Press Gap
The Pittsfield Massachusetts obituary notes the death of Rev John Todd D D a prominent writer and theologian who shaped Christian journalism and child literature. It praises his clarity simplicity and forthright orthodoxy noting his long pastorate and multilingual works including Students Manual. Also referenced are contemporaries Dr Spring and Dr Storrs and a satirical aside on Cesar and political headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Todd
Pittsfield
Mass
Times
Pilgrim’s Progress
Todd
Beecher
Spring
Brick Church
New York
Storrs
Health board cleanup signals unusual citywide change
The New York Board of Health is described as actively cleaning up, an unusual development that the public must bear as a notable change for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Board of Health
Seventeenth Charm in Mormon Harem Met with Defeat
A Brigham Young era piece notes a woman lacking any legal claim to divorce or alimony. It lists sixteen witnesses to her folly in marrying Brigham, arguing common sense should condemn her union as wicked and foolish and reveal her as the seventeenth charm in the Mormon harem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham Young
Brigham
Gladstone Considers Retirement After Prolonged Public Service
The report states Hon W. E. Gladstone contemplates retirement from English politics after a strenuous career. While not perfect in administering the Queen's government, he is praised for ability and for forming a cabinet after parliamentary defeats. He will carry high respect and a lasting name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Gladstone
England
Judge Hoar Urges Massachusetts Republicans To Act
The appeal to Massachusetts Republicans stresses the coming state officer election's importance. It admires Gov Washburn as a high minded citizen and upright executive while urging solid men to attend primary meetings and take personal action. The piece praises the clear sharp statements and the duty of citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Hoar
Massachusetts
Washburn
Marginal notes on the Lexington battle 1775 recollections
A late Major John Marston dispassionately records his impressions of the Lexington and Concord events on April 18 and 19 1775. He recalls soldiers marching toward Cambridge, townspeople in high spirits, and a tense confrontation with a British bayonet. The narrative reflects patriotic zeal and casual sympathy for Captain Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marston
Edward Everett
Lexington
Cambridge
Lord North
America
Samuel Elliot
Lord Percy
Tremont Street
Bunker-hill
England
Charlestown Ferry
10Th Regt
38Th Regt
Fox
Charlestown
Capt. Fox
Capt Fox
Charles Fox
Nephew of Dr Pratt Dies After Circus Performance
An 11 year old nephew of Dr. Pratt of Lanesborough Mass died after excessive amateur circus acts. He spent hours performing summersaults and his bowels twisted severely, preventing normal function. He lived ten days before death occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Lanesboro
Mass
Bristol Artillery Visit to Martha's Vineyard Impresses Locals
A Bristol Artillery battalion led by Col Greene and Gov. Howard visited Oak Bluffs and Edgartown on Martha's Vineyard with Gen Burnside. The event featured a grand Clinton Avenue illumination, concerts by regional bands, dignitary speeches, and receptions at Dr Daniel Fisher's home, concluding with a fogbound return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Burnside
Gov. Howard
Martha’s Vineyard
Bristol
Poe Brstol
Green
Prenix
Howard
Oak Bluffs
Sea View House
L. B. Hatch
Baptist Church
Edgartown
Hatch
Col. Greene
Rhode Island
Clinton Avenue
Heaveno
Spinney
Brooklyn
Alexis
Mansfield Cornet
Continental Quartette
Middletown
Moses
Miss Brown
Westerly
R. J
Wood’s Hole
China
Providence Plantations
Europe
New York
Martha and Her Vineyard
D. W. Reeves
Bristol Artillery
Monahansett
Sound
Edgartown Harbor
Katama
Carter
B. x
Daniel Fisher
Munroe
Stall
Gen. Burnside
Main Street
Water Street
G. N. Collins
Benj. Worth
Wm. H. Munroe
Rev. A. Gannett
Col. Turner
Col. Robinson
Dr. Fisher
Old Guard
Woonsocket
Col. T
Gen. Butler
Framingham
Bluffs
Rhode _ Island
Rhoda
Sea Side House
Vineyard House
Bourne Builds Stone Cottage at Hope and Walley Streets
A. O. Bourne, Esq., is having erected a handsome stone cottage on a spacious lot at the corner of Hope and Walley streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Bourne, Esq
Hope and
Walley Streets
Charity visit to Silver Spring children honored by Mr. Maxfield
The Home for Destitute Children children under Mrs. N. B. Cooke visited Silver Spring on Tuesday, where proprietor Mr. Maxfield hosted an excellent dinner for them. The writer notes Thram’s kindness and generosity will be long remembered by the youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Cooke
Silver Spring
Washburns Last Sensation to Headline Town Hall Show
An entertainment bill at Town Hall features Washburn and company in a first class New Haven performance. Acts include Washburn, Saroni, Rixford and Philips gymnastic routine, Ella Love songs, Kelly's Hotel special, Petre Goshaut dancing, Spade and Ladder, Shay and Dailey burlesque, Willie Fox singing, and the farce Mischievous Barney with frequent encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Town Hall
New Haven Daily Register
Saroni
Rixford
Philips
Ella Love
Kelly
Willie Fox
Barney
Resolutions on the Death of George Yasster
Resolutions adopted by King Philip Steam Fire Engine Co. No. 1 mourn the death of George Yasster. They praise his gallantry and social qualities, offer sympathy to his family, announce draping of the hall and a 30 day wear of mourning badges, and request publication in the Bristol Pianix. A clerk is named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Philip Steam Fire Engine Company No. 1
James F. Stoughton
Stonington
New London
Middletown
Hartford
Bristol Cornet Band
Bristol Base Ball Club
George Yasser
King Philip Steam Fire Engine Co. No. 1
State Street
Divine Providence
George Yasier
Bristol Pianix
Robert LawpDeer
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Bristol BP Heeniz
Crsar
New York Herald
Cesar
Grant
Csesar
T. A Washington Dispatch
Spinner
Department
Treasury
Congress
the Bristoe
HBOS
New England
Aett
Hk Os
Zerrabxi Choral Union
Old Academy
Wm. ‘H., Richards
State Street M.E
Pearce’s Grove
Asylum
Amos D. Smith
Bristol Neck
Joe
Rocky Point
Canonicus
Caledonian Society of Providence
Byfield School
J. Howland Pitman
Pitman
James T. Sheldon
Sheldon’s Patent Renovator
Bank
Paull’s Wharf
Thames Street
West
Territories
Mississippi
Pacific
Pacific Coast
J. H. Beadle
National Publishing Co
Philadelphia
Beadle
Great West
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
Texas
Dakotah
Indian Territory
Mr. Beadle
Gavroche
Gamin
J. W. Forney
Prof. Mathews
Chicago
Anna Shipton
Tre
Jistar
Republic
Casar
Credit Mobilier
Canada
St. Louis
Caldwell
Caswell, Hazard & Co
Literary Notices
Hiram Powers
Horatius Banar
J M. Kieffer
Mary Lee
Vineland
Dr. Wilder
Cheboygan
Mackinaw
John T. Gordon
S. R Wells
Broadway
A. Burton & CO
Mororisania
Westchester Co
N. Y
McKee Manufacturing Company
Beckwith
Beckwith Sewing Machine Co
Broadway, N. Y
Elastic Truss Co
G. P. Barnes
M. D. Offic
Wardwell Streets
Pr. W
Agar
WM. Ol. Richards
Odd Fellows Building
Bradford Street
James B. White
Franklin Street
Cookye
Mary Allen Cooke
Henry R. Cooke
Nathaniel Munro
STOWE
John Martin
John M
Fanny Stowe
Hendricken
North Providence
Susan
William Hendricken
Kenxy
East Providence
Ruth Kent
Alfred Kent
Phoenix Marine Journal
Port of
RR. I
B. Durfee
Durfee
Fall River
B. .Durfee
Delphi
Aten
Elizabethport
Seth P Schr
Peerless
Smith
Orswell
Nathaniel Holmes
Haunt
Philadelpia
Phenix Sugar
Res Gtenwar
Crawell
Black Jeland
Fall ‘River
Schr
John Price
Nickerson
Boston
Ceeal
Nien
Sawyer
Calais
iMc
W.T. C. Wardwell
Sherman
Olive
Morris
Fm Troe
Forts
Dr. Pierce
N.,sales
Ustio
Academy Aula
Samuel M
Lindsey
Academy
R.S. Andrews
Night
G. W. Easterbrooks
W. J. Chappelle
Byfield
Andrews
Iw* H.R Cooke
Robert Tiernan
Mount Lane
Cranston Savings Bank
Westminster Street
Corner Exchange Street
R. I
WM. Sprague
Albert Daily
Ali Joshua Wilb
Amasa Sprague
A.B. Dike
Geo
Borden Bowen
Astral Oil
John W. S Pearse
George Turnbull
Providence, R. I
Perry & Barnard
George Turnbull & CO
N. B
Lucian N. Perry
Henry Gofy
Nehemiah Cole
Peter Gladding