Memoir proposal and social notes from a late 19th century page
A fragmented column discusses Charles Francis Adams urged to write a Samuel Bowles memoir as gratitude, unemployment woes in cities, panics in Turkey, temperance battles in Gotham, and religious trends in Mexico. It questions coin policy, warns about swindlers, and laments misfortunes in economic life and public virtue.
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Charles Francis Adams
Samuel Bowles
Gambling and speculation crowd New York's money world in 1878
The Bristol Panix reports on Britain and Russia near Constantinople, then shifts to New York City gambling and stock speculation. It describes two main gambling forms, the impact of hard times on Wall Street brokers, the rise of small informal offices, and ongoing illicit betting as the market tightens.
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Garrison Opposes Chand ler Support and State Progress
A critical view of William Lloyd Garrison and his recent support for William E Chand ler. The letter is described as reflecting a post Rebel collapse tone, bitter toward the South, and sweeping in charges. The piece warns agitators lack wisdom to build a strong state and likens them to supporters of human slavery.
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William Lloyd Garrison
William E. Chandler
Bristol’s Old England Charm Brings Real Estate Notes
A Boston Providence rail stock meeting reports 1877 receipts of 102041.05 with expenses 80670.338 and shows upgrades like dump cars and a new turntable. Bristol Rhode Island described as quaint, healthy, picturesque with Mount Hope views and strong local lore.
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Barrington Herald to Publish Feb 8 1878 and Fair
A circular from D A Waldron announces the Barrington Herald’s last issue on March 9 1870 and next issue on February 8 1878 The Herald will support a fair on February 13 and 14 at the Congregational Church Barrington by the Social Workers with displays of fancy articles and an Art Gallery as a featured attraction The lively paper will be offered for sale at local news dealers.
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Revival meetings end with broad town impact
Evangelist Henry Moorhouse led four weeks of revival in town with strong church backing. Crowds filled Town Hall daily and evenings with large Sunday attendance exceeding church capacities. Many young people and adults pledged to follow Christ. Union meetings and extra gatherings are planned, with next week's session in the Congregational Memorial Chapel at 7 pm.
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Henry Moorhouse
Congregational Memorial Chapel
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