Henry Wilson and the call for national reconciliation
A Washington journal attacks Vice President Henry Wilson over his South visit and views, but supporters argue the North and South must reconcile. The piece defends Wilson as honest and warns against oligarchic demands on candidacy, urging a broad, nation wide statesman who serves all states. The public deserves choice free from clique pressure.
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First Lady's New Lawyer Takes On Youthful Client
The Chicago Times notes the first lady's attorney admitted in Ohio has secured her first client a very young person described as the legitimate result of courting. The doctor says the patient is well for her condition, though his legal insight may be limited.
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Governor's Council calls for Pomeroy boy punishment
The Governor's Council in the Old Bay State urges enforcing the law against the Pomeroy boy, arguing for safety and condemning heartless monstrosities in communities. They express hope that Governor Gaston will support vigorous law enforcement.
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Plymouth Church Gift: Beecher Salary Boost Praised
Plymouth Church Brooklyn voices strong support for Rev. Henry Ward Beecher by approving a salary raise to 100000 for the current year. The unanimous gift signals deep trust and reflects national pride amid the era’s centennial celebration and 1875 patriotic mood.
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Death of Robert H Ives Leaves Void in State Business Circles
The death of Robert H Ives in Providence Rhode Island creates a vacancy in the business world. As head of Brown and Ives he held a premier position in mercantile life and influenced religious and educational circles. He was generous to Brown University and other causes, using his wealth for public good. Rhode Island will remember his memory with honor.
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Bunker Hill Remarks Stir Political Threats Against Sherman
A brief remark by Sherman about honoring the Union provokes threats from Democrats who vow to pressure him using Congress power. The Old Hunkers are depicted as stubborn, with death as the only proposed remedy for their political woes.
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Canada loyalty tested by imperial taxation plan
The London Times notes strong Canadian loyalty but reveals a push to test it with large contributions toward Empire defense. The plan seeks Canada as a source of strength in war, implying taxation or similar duties. How Mr Ball aims to achieve this remains unclear.
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Launch of the iron steamship Brashear at Wilmington
The iron steamship Brashear, Morgan line’s pioneer New York to Brashear City vessel, was launched at Wilmington Delaware from Harlan Hollingsworth yard on Thursday November 1. Captain Thomas Forbes christened her and will command. Captain James Lawless supervised the build to the latest model and she will reflect credit on the nation’s flag.
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Inter Nos Essay Miscue Sparks Patent Jabs
The writer mocks a student society Inter Nos and its demand to compose. He ridicules patents in the British Phenix style, lampoons Mr Albin Worth and his rotary motion claim, and concludes there is nothing worthy to plagiarize so no essay will be written.
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Beauty and Prosperity in Seaconnet Narrated by Providence Journal
The Providence Journal notes Gov Sisson hosted guests on the third. Praise focuses on the well ordered entertaining and the beauty of the region. Observations point to fertile land, orderly farms, fine cattle, and thrift. A proposed road to connect with the Old Colony at Stone Bridge could boost Seaconnet as a coastal watering place and raise property values.
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Population figures and ward annexation noted
The record lists Providence population as 100,649 with 2,142 in one year and 31,745 in five years, alongside an annexation of the Tenth Ward adding 15,120 residents.
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Report cites Paris Green as beetle destroyer
The Department of Agriculture report for June endorses Paris Green as the most effective agent for destroying the Colorado Potato Beetle. The finding highlights its use in pest control programs and agricultural guidance.
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Deep Warwick Mass Hole Emits Constant Hot Air
A four inch diameter hole at Warwick Massachusetts vents hot air from unfathomed depths, its continuous exhaust noted as a striking geological vent. Local observers watch the unsettling feature as crews consider its origin and potential safety implications.
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Clergyman Requests $200 Salary Cut Amid Hard Times
The Fall River News reports a clergyman who prefers anonymity after asking his society to reduce his $1,200 salary by $200 due to economic hardship. The move aims to ease church finances during tough times while preserving the minister’s commitment.
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Boston Policeman Encounters Strangest Saloon Display
A Boston policeman visiting a saloon noted the proprietor sold liquor under a common victualler license and found the displayed victuals consisted of plaster-of-Paris eggs pastry and a large wooden ham in the establishment.
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Builder plans brick house on Centennial grounds next summer
The Philadelphia Times reports a prominent city builder proposes to erect a two story brick house 24 by 40 feet on the Centennial grounds next summer, to be completed in eight hours.
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Attempted Barre Bank Robbery Thwarted by Time Lock
An attempted bank robbery in Barre Vermont Tuesday night July 6 was thwarted by a chrono meter time lock. The cashier was hauled from bed and family bound but the vault could not be opened and the plan failed.
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Southern Mills Drive Northern Cotton Makers South
The Charleston Courier notes Southern cotton mills continue steady work but declare reduced dividends. It argues Northern mills are hit harder by Southern competition, driven from the market by Southern spinners of heavy goods, and may soon have to close or relocate south.
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Extraordinary horse stealing near Richmond Switch
The Wyoming correspondent reports a theft of Mr. George Ennis's horse. The thief led the horse onto a railroad bridge over the river. the animal slipped, hung over the sleepers, and was freed by a nearby man signaling an approaching train, sparing Richmond Switch from disaster. The thief left a worn pair of shoes in exchange for new boots.
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Summer Watering Places in Narragansett Bay Ledger Correspondent
A New York Ledger correspondent describes Nagua GaNnse Ear Bay as a summer center with clam bake houses near Providence. He tours Rocky Point with dining halls, groves, caves, animals, attractions, and a view of most of Rhode Island from a tower. Newport is named, then Narragansett Pier, once quiet fishermen’s nets now drawing visitors nationwide for sea air, bathing, and storm watching off Point Judith.
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Elder A B Warner Preaches at Advent Chapel
Providence readers learn that Elder A B Warner of Providence preaches at the Advent Chapel tomorrow. The Bristol Cornet Band gave a second open air concert on the Common last Thursday, drawing hundreds. Tax assessors report Warren town valuation at 4,168,100 with tax rate 64 cents per 100. The Parson Wight estate on High and Bradford streets sold for 3,500 to Otis Munro. A YMCA board meeting is set for Monday at eight. Bishop Howe preached at St Michael's. Bishop Hare spoke to the Sunday school in the afternoon. The Blue Pointers serenaded Providence late Friday night at the Phoenix Cottage. Benches on the Common damaged. town Council offers a 10 reward for information. A July 10 special edition of the New England Journal of Education from Boston covers Centennal Exposition plans. Flowers decorated King Philip Steamer No 1’s fire engine. bouquets donated by Mrs James F DeWolf and Thomas Davis. Supreme Court with Judge Durfee met, hearing Taylor vs Gardner. adjourned to meet by law. Arguments heard in Providence Tuesday.
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Capital clambake praised at Bristol Hotel premises
Major M W Newton hosted a capital clambake at the Bristol Hotel last Tuesday noon drawing high praise from shore resort visitors on Narragansett Bay who called it among the best. Justice Court heard Wanton O Bowers charged with assault with a dangerous weapon with intent to kill. bound over for September term of the Supreme Court in 1200. bail furnished. Bachelder's annual resort handbook for 1875, a 150 plus illustration guide, priced at 2s 6d, is available through George A Foxcroft Jr and Lee Shapard in Boston.
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Double Wedding edition announced by publisher
Mrs Sead Warfield, author of The Household of Bouverie, has completed a new novel titled A Double Wedding or How She Was Won. T B Peterson & Brothers of Philadelphia publish July 24 and will issue an Author's Edition in uniform morocco binding at $1.75, starting with The Household of Bouverie. A friend from the West praises Mount Hope's views and urges a monument to King Philip. The Bristol Young Men's Lyceum closes its season with a program of songs, recitations, readings, essays, and declamations, and resolves thanks to the Zerrahn Choral Union. Obituary notes Benjamin W. Coit, Newport Street Commissioner, died after a street collision. details recount his Bristol birth in 1828, Mexican War service, and longtime civic service, with funeral remarks and honors.
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