Spaniard Exile and Spanish Politics Atrocities
The piece recalls a prominent Spaniard’s flight and career from revolution to exile, noting shifting loyalties under Espartero Amadeus Serrano and a decline in his esteem. It also mentions Modoc vengeance hints and Rochester women resisting taxation without representation. The U S District Court schedules Susan B Anthony and 14 others for June 16 in Canandaigua with recognizance releases ordered.
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Espartero
Spain
Amadeus
Serrano
Rochester
N.Y
United States District Court
Susan B. Anthony
Canandaigua
American Jewel To Shine In St Petersburg Court
Report notes a debutant as a promising addition to the U.S. delegation in St Petersburg and anticipates bright reception by locals. It also hints Credit Mobilier ties linger in Congress with unnamed members possibly facing scrutiny when named in sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Credit Mobilier
Congress
France’s Thiers and the Question of Monarchical Rule
The text weighs Thiers’ retirement and a potential non revolutionary path for France. It praises national freedoms and development for the masses while warning that monarchical rule offers little real prosperity. It laments shallow glory and the ignorance of the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
M. Thiers
Republic
Decoration Day Programme Praised by Sensible Men
The new feature in the Decoration Day programme should earn broad regard from sensible men. Sermons on the Sabbath are noted and clergy cooperation is seen as reliable for enriching this memorial day. The piece urges including professions, industries, warehouse heads, manufacturers, and women in honoring those who fought and died for the nation.
The Kickapoos and Mexican Border Outrages Prompt U S Action
The article notes Kickapoo raids into Texas from Mexican refuge, with the U S Army under Col Mackenzie crossing into Mexican soil to punish or recover property. It asserts implied cross border cooperation to subdue the Kickapoos and end the violence on the Southern border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
United States
Republic
Mexico
Mackenzie
U. S. Army
Ear The Modocs and Indian Agents Face War Repercussions
The piece argues the Modocs show partial surrender signaling an end to the Indian war and blames corrupt Indian Agents for fueling hostilities. It praises military success and calls Captain Jack treacherous, deserving punishment, while hoping justice may deter remaining tribespeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Agency
Uncle Sam
Jack
Local club and school events announced for town
Te Reallura Lodge schedules a strawberry festival in Town hall next Thursday evening. The School Committee sets its regular monthly meeting in the Council Chamber next Monday evening. The Y M C A opens the season with an outdoor meeting on the Common last Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Reallura Lodge
Council Chamber
Town Hall
Baptism Administered Sunday by Rev Jones at First Baptist
The ordinance of baptism was given to two persons Sunday noon last by the Rev. Mr. Jones of the First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jones
First Baptist Church
Hodgkinson to Lecture on The Destiny of the Jews
SF Hodgkinson will lecture in Town Hall Sunday evening at 7:30. The talk, titled The Destiny of the Jews, is described as an important element of the Gospel Free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SF. Hodgkinson
Town Hall
Y M C A Meetings Noted In Local Notices
There will be meetings at the Y M C A tomorrow Sunday at the Asylum at 10 30 am the Common in the evening at 6 if pleasant and at the Middle District school house at 7 30 pm Regular monthly meeting June 9 at 8 pm to elect delegates to the International Convention in Poughkeepsie N Y July 9 delegates to be chosen at Bristol Y M C A rooms 8 pm Monday evening June 9
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Y. M.C. Association
Asylum
Middle District
Bristol Y. M. C. Association
Y.M.C. A
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
First Baptist Church Adopts Summer Service Schedule
The First Baptist Church set its summer services with Sabbath school at 10 30 a m preaching at 8 p m and prayer and conference at 7 30 p m. Workers appreciate the midday break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Injury to Mr Herbert Bullock in State Street accident
Mr Herbert Bullock son of Dr Bullock of Warren was thrown from a carriage when his horse started to run on State street last Friday evening. He suffered a compound fracture of the left leg below the knee and was taken to Capt Gladding's saloon for treatment by his father and Drs Drury and Barnes. He was moved to his father's home the next morning.
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Herbert Bullock
Dr. Bullock
Warren
State Street
Republic
England
France
Father Abraham
Wahgner
Cedar Mountain
Antetam
Hampton Roads
Cumberland
Merrimac
Monstor
Norfolk
Pittsburg
Grant
Gettysburg
Vicksburg
Port Hudson
Sherman
Richmond
Appomatox
Yorktown
Winchester
Manassas
Roanoke
Antietam
Chancellorsville
Wilderness
Shiloh
New Orleans
Stone River
Chattanooga
Roosaca
Bishop Cheverus and St Michael's consecration questioned
A letter to the editor argues that the old St Michael's Church was never consecrated around 1817. It says that without consecration the Rector could allow use for any purpose and that state matters had no bearing on church affairs. R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheverus
St. Michael's Church
St. Michael’s Church
Memorial Day Observed with Honor and Remembrance
Memorial Day was observed by Babbitt Post No. 4 G A R in town with a 10 o'clock procession from the State House. The service at Town Hall included prayers, hymns, an address, and a Roll of Honor reading, followed by cemetery tributes at Juniper Hill and the North Burial Ground with speeches by Rev. Harlow and Rev. Lane.
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Babbitt Post No
State House
High Street
Bristol
Bristol Train of Artillery
Babbitt Post
G. L. Locke
Dr. Shepard
Bradford Street
Hope
Franklin
Wood Street
Juniper Hill Cemetery
H. M. Jones
Bristol Neck
Republic
Pacific
the Union
Far Cathay
Elysian Field
Congregational Conference Set For June 10 11 1873 Rhode Island
The Rhode Island Congregational Conference will meet June 10 and 11 1873 at the Congregational Church in town. The program includes devotions reports on religion and worship essays on beneficence and sustentation discussions and a conference sermon. The town council and court of probate held a monthly session with estate inventories approved and school and highway appointments made.
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T. Laurie
Providence
K. Twining
T. Thayer
Newport
C. Blodgett
Pawtucket
R. I. Home Missionary Society
J. G. Vose
J. Taylor
Elmwood
J. J. Woolley
Rev
J. H. Lyon
Central Falls
G. Harris
First National Bank of Bristol
Bristol
Rhode Island
U. States
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Bristol Bhemiz
Marshal Serrano
Y. M. C. Association
Dallas
Kenesaw
Petersburg
God of Nations
Thomas O. Holmes
Mary E. Holmes
Church Street
High and
Wood Streets
James Lawless
Nehemiah Cole
Constitution Street
High
Samuel Thompson
Charlotte Grego
Crooked Lane
William F. Monro
Thomas Henderson
Franklin Street
Harriet S. Munro
John A. Rich
Isaish S. Rich
Frank H. Rich
Guardian
James Gilmore
Shubael B. Cole
Ruth W. Ball
Warren Line
J. Howard Manchester
Mary J. Manchester
Thames Street
Church
Constitution Streets
William P. Monro
Lackey Gilroy
Samuel W. Church
Martin V. Newton
Bristol Hotel
Thames and
Hope Streets
Charles F. Simmons
Franklin E. Congdon
Mount Lane
Charles F. Simmons Et
Henry R. Congdon
William Dunbar
William H. Gifford
Oliver Street
High Streets
Joseph W. Greene
Henry Stevens
Nancy Carey
Benjamin Smith
Union
Burton Streets
Emil Heineman
Lorania C. King
Francis E. King
Tanyard Lane
Edward W. Brunson
Phenix Sugar Refining Company
David Waldron
Mary F. Munro
Court OF ProbaTe
Messrs
Spooner
Wardwell
Miller and Lindsey
Ramon Guiteras
Leonard Munro
Seth W. Thayer
William H. Simmons
George W. Simmons
Charles W. Perry
John A. C. Gladding
Richard F. Jaynes
John Turner
John B. Taylor
John B. Pearce
C. A. Greene
William T. C. Wardwell
Charles A. Waldron
J. Hoard, Jr
T. I. Norris
Newman
John B. Pearse
Thos. Salisbury
George W
A. E. Hazard
T. Clerk’s Office
C. V. Perry
Sovuipet Brothers
John W.monroe
Wm. Vincent
L. B. Bosworth
L. W. Briggs
N. Q. Bedell
Williame
Jamaica
Pierce
Y. Pierce
Buffalo
Haz
Comman
Dn. Ayer
Ayer
Harr
Abistydon
Schenck
J. H. Schenck
WM. H. Richards
Odd Fellows Building
James B. White
Sa- G. P. Barnes
M. D
Hope and
Wardwell Streets
Jay Gould
West
U. S
Internal Revenue
Vander
New York
The
Park Commission
Ohio
Boston
van Buren
Greene
John F. Henry
College Place
Calisaya
Cased Hazard & Co
Bucklin
James Bucklin
Harrris
Fall River
Margaret
John Harris
Phoenix Marine Journal
Port of
R. I
Canonicus
Orswell
R. H. Wilson
Harris
Hoboken
National Rubber Co
Harvest
Corwin
Phenix Sugar Refining Co
Major
Cobb
Portsmouth
King Fisher
Almy
Napoleon
Weeks
Sandwich
H. Morse
Olive
Morris
Jacob Raymond
Brown
Caroline
Dyer
James English
Barker
Rondout
Sloods
Borden
Emma Jane
White
Tiverton
Canynicus
Emulator
Somerset
Nie Chace
Butty
Brightman
Fallver
Theodore Dean
Babbitt
Emily Anne
Jones
Edgartown
Edith
Tucker
Dartmouth
Alice
Thurber
New Bedford
Mary
Elizabeth
Sullivan
Canozicus
Minnie Chace
Batty
Hamilton
Wells
Moris
Stezmer Canonicus
Urswell
Schr. Poigter
Thresher
Gene Joe Girgh Fame
Sawyer
Hy Culkin
Freeman & Nye
Rounds & Munro
Congregational Street
Spencer Rounds, JR
William H. Munro
Edward Fish
Sean Crooked Lane
National Eagle Bank
State OF
Rhode
8Land
County of Brieto
John G. Watson
Greenf
MO. B. Munro
Walter B. Stanton
Henry Goff
Precious
State OF Rhode Island
Canntraf Reiatat
Martin Bennett
M. Bennett
Nate
W. Church
Charles Fales
W. T.C. Wardwell
USQ
Hope Street
B. M. Lincoln
Auc
Benjamin Greene
Narraganset Bay
Rocky Point
B. M. Lincoln's
Isaiah Havis
Isaac Washburn
Taunton
Massachusetts
S.S. Drury
S. S. Drury
Gottlieb Schneider
James H. Anthony
Byfield Market
S. Andrews
Byfield
Bristol Institution For Savings
NM. Bennett
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