Miscellaneous 19th Century News Briefs Review
A collage of brief items notes Ma Lyman’s death from small pox and Stokes eyed for a future lecture, counterfeit currency circulating at a New York bank, a German dray driver in Maysville, and Long Island surfmen saving 36 lives. Other items cover a Stonington boardinghouse disturbance, a 69 year servant in Portsmouth, aid to Michigan farmers, California indigent sick burial bill, a Japanese princess at Vassar, and various curiosities from Germany to New Bedford.
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Michigan
California
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Maine
Ma Lyman
The
New York Tribune
Boston
Stokes
Market National Bank
New York
Maysville
Ohio
Long Island
Stonington, Conn
Portsmouth
N. H
Vassar
Germany
Fatherland
Cabke Cusuing
Genesa
Alabamadiums
Charles Boyd
Troy
Lotcoopers
Joseph Nannery
New Bedford
New Bedford Mercury
Kuse Henry
Auburn
Macon
Tit
New Haven Register
North Adams
Treasury Department
Washington
Revenue Service
Rome
Cunard Line
England
Bangor
Brooklyn
Bedford Avenue
Mr. Abrams
Danbury
Jane
Thayer
Iowa
Philadelphia Ledger
Jumel
Baker
Mme. Jumel
Mr. Chase
Mr. Perry
Chases and Perrys
Cuba
Cesar
Old Rome
Czar
St. Petersburg
Senate
Literary Notices
Dexter Smith
Washington Street
Mass
Howe Machine CO
Elias Howe, Jr
Westminster Street
Providence, R. I
Howe Street
Bristol
D. A. Pierce
Gray’s
Dalen, Newr Goots
Hope Street
WOOD
Popmmery
Ot Lubins
L Pearce
Bristol Phenix
Valentines
Pearce
Bates
G. I. Farrington
Fe3
Otis Munro
EAS
BELL
Westminster ST
Providence, R. J
Sadie
Folsom
Preston Day
Main
Church Streets
Warren, R. I
Just
I. F. Pearce
Bill-Ieads
Easterbrooks
Geo. W. Easterbrooks’ Store
Bruckins
Parker House
Geo. W. Easterbrooks
Quaker Bitters
Dr. Warren
Dr. H. 8
Flint & CO
Providence
R.I
Prop Ra
N. B
Howe
Wheeler & Wilson
Florence
Hope and State Streets
New England Valentine Company
Waltham Watches
Time Keepers
Henry T. Brown
London
Tre
Westminister Street
Freedom’s Shores
Flint & Company
Flint & Co’s
Emporium
Broad Street
R. I
R. S. Pearse
Anderson
State Street
Superior Stock
County of
SECON
Bristol County
Nisit James Anderson
Ylope Street
Ros Pearse
Tlope Street
Pearse
ATNO
BOOTS
S C Spooner
Agt
Rhode Island Hospital
Office
South Main Street
AYS
John Carter Brown
Truman Beckwith
Amos D. Smith
Amos C. Barstow
Earl P. Mason
Moses B. Lockwood
Ambrose E. Burnside
Alfred Anthony
Christopher Ry Pitt
William S Slater
Cranston
Ovid
First National Bank
Amasa Sprague
Abba B.dyke
William Sprague
George B. Holmes
Albert Dailey
Albert S. Gallup
Thomas A. Doyle
Joshua Wilbour
G. H. Farrington
Mme
Demorests
G H Farrington
Miss Sawyer
Aliss Sawyer
Sawyer
Tia
Fier
E. F. Cutter
John T Berry
I .Titcomb
Charles Snow
Alex, Snow
E.P Chase
J Wakefield
Wm. Beattie
Jacob Shaw
John S. Case
H.W Pene
W Oz Fuller
Thomas Colson
Henry Ingraham
O. J Conant
Rockland
I K. Kimball
William McLoop
Miss C. Sawyer
IL M Robbins
Drug- St
L. M Robbins
J. C. Gallup
Slope Street
Weelen
Rhode Island
Dorrance Street
Providence, IR. I
J. B. Munro
Flagg & Ellis
Flage & Ellis
Reade
Gent
Ahis
DR. Pierce
Conscience
No Bay
Beadford
Walthe Sola
Saou
High Street
Barton Street
Ann Eveellent
Richard R Magee
Thames Street
Aree Vip Soca
Jaisa
Charles Sevans
Nortiside
Union Street
Ho Fuet
Pinch Street
Gouit
Oller
Natie S Grelne
Havana
Excelsior Family
ASTI
Thames and
Franklin Streets
Foun W. Pearse
GR. Lin
Thames Streets
G. H. Reynolds
Bradford Street
A. SS. Pearse
West
New Orleans
Hioce Family Groceries
TIE
Charles Johnson
Corner of Shape
Franklin Sweets
Ves Pearse
Graham Flour
Roger Williaan
IB Munro
Odd Fellows Balleting. Nls
Tust
G HW
Reynolds
GW. Reynolds
ST. Louis
Nis N
Joan Lake
John Lake
J. Gooding
Corsner
High
Constitution Streets
Mill
Ino
BO Munro
SN Cole
Pearl Bartley
Munro's
Joa Amie Ler