Young man elopes with fish wagon after selling radish
A Bristol youth named Mellen peddled radish and then eloped with a horse and a wagon loaded with Mr. O F Gladding's fish. He fled after taking the day's sales and small change. Gladding traced the horse to Brown's livery in Warren but has not found Mellen.
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Bristol
Mellen
O. F. Gladding
Thames Street
Mr. Gladding
Fall River
Brown
Warren
Mollen
Catarrh Remedies Ad From Munyon’s Patented Cure Line
An old advertisement claims many catarrh symptoms including nasal and throat issues indicate catarrh and warns it may lead to deafness and other illnesses. It promotes Munyon’s Catarrh Remedies with Catarrh Cure and Catarrh Tablets priced 25 cents each and offers free medical advice from Prof. Munyon at 1505 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
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Munyou
Munyon
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Oyster Pirates Trial Opens in State Supreme Court
The trial of Samuel Stringer John Wesley Lewis and George Joyner for oyster theft began in the Common Pleas Division before Judge Douglas. Witnesses testified about oyster bed leases and a night encounter with the defendants near Nayatt, while Stringer and Joyner denied involvement.
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Samuel Stringer
John Wesley Lewis
George Joyner
Common Pleas Division
Supreme Court
Douglas
Lyman B. Bosworth
Orier
Russell A. Newman
A J. Cushing
Attorney Munro
East Providence
Henry J Dubois
James C. Cultus
State Board of Shellfish Commissioners
Martin Dewing
Nayatt
George W Doane
Nayattana
Bullock's Point
Dewing
Watronus
Watrous
Dvane
Slocum and
Allen
Pawtuxet
Atorney Cushing
Providence
Stringer
George Smith
Joyner
Verdict Returned in Three Prisoners Case
After a lengthy trial the defense argued against the prosecution and Judge’s charge. The jury found all three prisoners guilty as indicted with sentence deferred. The Opera House hosts The Kodak tomorrow, a musical comedy featuring Nick Glynn with Ness Jollity Co. delivering clean, entertaining performances.
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Dushing
Dubois
Kodak
Ness Jollity Co
Nick Glynn
Strange Birds Seen Here In Mount Hope Slope
December 12, 1896 reports three red Crossbills on the eastern slope of Mount Hope. It notes these as the first documented sightings of Loxia curvirostra minor in the area. Observers include Reamwrapp Henrer Hove, JR.
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Mount Hope
Reamwrapp Henrer Hove, JR
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New England
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