Redistribution of National Bank capital sparks debate
The piece argues that reallocating bank capital to states risks hurting productive centers in the East while aiding free banking, warns Congress to avoid sectarian policy that could erode the national system, and notes political maneuvering around Senator Boutwell amid partisan tensions in Massachusetts. It condemns bank bias toward large deposits and praises stability of the current system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Congress
Heated Hub in Boston as Butler influence Roils City
In Boston a political conflict erupts over a contemplated replacement at the Custom House. Butler maneuvers to place a trusted ally in the post, sparking public outrage as caucuses and conventions are seen as controlled by one man. The Essex politician’s maneuver stirs unrest and business protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Russell
Custom House
Europe
Butler
William A. Simmons
New Orleans
Bukter
Woman and Temperance in Ohio The Moral Crusade
Ohio endures a wave of temperance fervor as women mobilize to close saloons, arguing liquor destroys minds and bodies. They challenge rum sellers who profit from ruin and urge peaceful, vigorous action to end the gates of death. Dio Lewis is cited as a controversial organizer, with debates about funding and impact on taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
South
Dio Lewis
Rumors Toward Presidential Hopefuls in Press Campaigns
The text speculates on Gov Boutwell and Senator Conkling as presidential contenders. It notes Boutwell's treasury tenure would promise a decisive stance, while suggesting the New York Tribune may be bought to highlight Conkling's qualifications. It hints at doubt Conkling will attain the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Boutwell
United States Treasury
New York Tribune
Senator Conkling
Philadelphia Centennial Mocked as Sham Celebration
The piece ridicules Philadelphia’s centennial observance as a public spectacle for Pennsylvania’s glory. It cites Kelley and Waddell in Congress and questions the need and cost of assembling Congress in Philadelphia for a grand celebration of the American Republic. It warns the event risks becoming a gigantic humbug and urges leaders to heed the hour’s demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Messrs
Kelley
Waddell
Congress
Prohibitory Convention Nominates State Leaders
The State Prohibitory Convention held at Providence on Monday nominated Henry Howard of Coventry for Governor W Frank Sayles of Burrillville for Lieutenant Governor J M Addeman of Providence for Secretary of State Willard Sales for Attorney General and Henry Goff of Bristol for General Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Henry Howard
Coventry
W. Frank Sayles
Burrillville
J. M. Addeman
Willard Sales
Henry Goff
Bristol
Bribery probe cited as boasting and pretense in Booth case
The San Francisco Bulletin notes the investigation focuses on irresponsible individuals who brag about acts they could not have done. These figures were unknown to party leaders and the least trusted if money had been misused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
San Francisco Bulletin
Booth
From Paris to Cairo Through Desert Splendor and Harem Immersion
An account from a traveling lady details Cairo scenes and Pyramids visit with vivid notes on Arabs in turbans and Sais runners. It describes the Sphinx ruins, Harem introductions to the viceroy's mother, and grand saloons, followed by local cultural entertainments and a preview of upcoming lectures and concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Cairo
Pyramids
Mrs. R and I
Mr. R
Egypt
Nile
Sherbert
Preachers at Local Churches This Sunday
Local reports note Rev. E. S. Stanley of Providence preached at the Congregational Church last Sunday forenoon while Rev. Dr. A. P. Mason of Chelsea Massachusetts led the Sunday morning service at the First Baptist Church.
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E. S. Stanley
Providence
Congregational Church
A. P. Mason
Chelsea
Mass
First Baptist Church
Library to Receive East Lynne and Curtain Lectures
The Y M Library will receive this week East Lynne Mrs Caudle's Curtain Lectures and The Boys at Dr Murray's. The regular monthly Town Council and Court of Probate meeting will be held in the Council Chamber next Monday at two o'clock.
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Y.M
East Lynne
Supreme Court March Term Opens in Bristol County
The March term of the Supreme Court for Bristol County begins its session at the State House in this town on Tuesday morning next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Bristol
State House
Y M C A Meetings Scheduled For Sunday
Meetings of the Y M C A set for tomorrow at the Asylum at 10 30 A M the rooms at 5 45 P M and the Middle District School house at 7 30 P M
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Asylum
Middle District
P. al
Onnum Meaning Confusion In Barn Conversation
A four year old asked what onnum means while visiting Mr Brown's barn where he was sweeping out bean pods. The elder replied he did not know and wondered why the child asked.
Realtura Lodge plans anniversary exhibition for ticket holders
The lodge announces a March anniversary event with a free admission exhibition for holders of course tickets to the prior entertainments. A committee oversees arrangements to provide a pleasant profitable evening and directs securing remaining course tickets to save money.
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Barnat
N. C. Bedell’s
Geo. W. Easterbrooks
Hope Street
Washington's Birthday Observed With Ceremonies and Closings
The birthday anniversary fell on Sunday this year, so the day after was observed with flags at flagstaffs and public buildings, bells rung at noon, a national salute fired by Bristol Train of Artillery under Lieut. Col. Usher, public schools closed, banks closed, and a Town Hall concert by the Congregational Society ladies in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dominion
Bristol Train of Artillery
Usher
Ladies of the Congregational Society
Town Hall
Death of Bristol Citizen Wm C Liscomb Esteemed Local Figure
The death of Wm C Liscomb, a well known Bristol resident, is noted with tributes to his modest nature and varied talents. A former skilled mechanic who adapted to photography, he pursued architecture through perspective drawing, enjoyed music and books, and supported St Michael's Church. He valued home life and close friendships, and his passing leaves a void in the community and at church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Wm. C. Liscomb
Mr. Liscomb
St. Michael’s Church
Prohibition Friends Hold Primary Meeting at Court House
The primary meeting of the friends of prohibition convened in the Court House last Saturday evening. Lemuel A. Bishop Esq presided. Delegates to the State Convention included Rev. J. P. Lane, Rev. William Miller, Rev. W. T. Harlow, Henry Goff, and L. A. Bishop. Town Committee for the year named: Charles H. Spooner, Henry Goff, Omuel A. Bishop, C. Darling, and B. R. Wilson, Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Prohibition
Court House
Lemuel A. Bishop
J. P. Lane
William Miller
W.T. Harlow
Henry Goff
L. A. Bishop
Charles H. Spooner
Omuel A. Bishop
C. Darling
B. R. Wilson, Jr
Bristol Forges View on May Assembly Transfer to Warren
The Narragansett Weekly notes Bristol's dissatisfaction with the General Assembly May session for transferring part of Bristol territory to Warren. The paper promises a case summary on its first page and urges readers to read it and form an informed opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narragansett
Bristol
General Assembly
Warren
Bristol and Warren residents protest division of town
Our Bristol friends oppose dismemberment of their territory by the General Assembly citing the May 1873 action. They announce a petition at the next May session to reverse the decision. The Mercury notes they seek the majority wishes of Bristol’s citizens be respected and questions the legality of the division.
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Newport Mercury
Bristol and
Warren
Bristol
General Assembly
The
Mercury
Bristol Maps Out Challenge to Legislature Over Town Boundary
The Bristol citizens appoint a committee to present the boundary dispute with Warren to the next General Assembly. They argue the May session rushed a bill annexing Bristol territory, without Bristol’s input, and urge cautious action and consent-based changes with three required conditions for any boundary moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Falls
Bristol
Warren
General Assembly
Resolutions of St Michael's Vestry on Liscomb Loss
At a special meeting the Wardens and Vestry of St Michael's Church adopted unanimous resolutions on the death of Mr Wm C Liscomb. They praise his faith and versatility, note the loss to church improvements, extend sympathy to his family, pledge funeral attendance, and order the resolutions copied for the family and the Bris tol Phoenix for publication.
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St. Michael’s Church
Wm. C. Liscomb
St. Michael’s
Liscomb
BrisToL PHa@nix
Joan B. Munro
Resolutions on Death of George Slade at National Rubber Co
At a Calender Room employees meeting the National Rubber Co adopted unanimous preamble and resolutions mourning the death of George Slade. They commend his genial spirit and noble character, express sympathy to his family, and authorize publication in the Bristol Phoenix. Committee members Albert Peckham Daniel W. Coggesshall and Thomas Topin.
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Calender Room
National Rubber Co
George Slade
Bristol
Ph&nix
Albert Peckham
Daniel W. Coggeshall
Thomas Topin
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Willie R
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Alass
Abiathar Hathaway
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Seekonk
Adah Daggett
Chapfe
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8. C
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Newport
Sisson
Little Compe
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Phoenix Marine Journal
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Fall River
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Tyrell
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Court of Probate
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Charles Johnson
William Paull
Seth Paull
Augustus Rh
Paull
R. 1
Latham & CO
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
New England
Sears
Boston Frame and Chromo CO
Washington St
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America
Ublic
B. M. Lincoln
Uaanston Savings Dane
Alex
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Shea
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