Destitution in Fall River and Scottish travel notes
Reports detail severe distress among late strikers in Fall River. The narrative recalls a colored rain in Shropshire and describes Col. Linderman's Madrid-bound proposal to buy Cubs for 70 million dollars. The piece also covers charity work in Boston and Rhode Island patents, with a travelogue through Glasgow Ayr and Loch Lomond detailing Scottish sights and tourism.
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Col. Linderman
Philadelphia
Madrid
Cubs
Portrush
Scotland
North Channel
Clyde
Belfast
Atlantic
Highlands
Glasgow
Great Britain
United Kingdom
John Knox
Edinburgh
Ayr
Burns
Cotter
Ayrand
Alloway
Tam O’shanter
Tam
Johnny
Doon
Stirling
Wizzard
North
Walter Scott
Inversnaid
Stronablacher
Scott
Balloch
Loch Lomond
Bon Lomond
St Peters day and nine weeks school vacation noted
The piece notes St Peters day tomorrow and announces nine weeks of vacation for public school scholars. It mentions Mr Henry Walter with a large bed of sweet strawberries on Mount Hope avenue near Wood street. It also refers to Mr John Tweedale from the War Department in Washington visiting town due to his father in law Mr Philip B Bourn and Mrs Tweedale staying for weeks amid her own father’s illness.
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Scott
Inversnaid
Loch Katrine
Helen McGregor
Rob Roy
McGregors
Stronachlacher
Lake George
Stronabhlacher
Glen Gyle
Ellen
Trossachs
Achray
Vennachar
Puncraggan
Clan Alphine
Roderick Chu
Fitz James
Callander
Stirling
Bannockburn
Vale of Menteith
Ben Lomond
Ben Venue
Benlech
Forth
Douglas
James II
Earl of Douglas
John Knox
James VI
Stirling Castle
Scotland
Wallace
Bruce
Balliol
David III
James I
Mary Queen of Scots
Edinburgh
Princes Street
George Street
Athens
Dugald Stewart
Hume
Playfair
Holyrood Palace
Edinburg
St. Margaret
David
Mary
England
Lawnmarket
High Street
Canongate
Holyrood
Queen Mary
Lord Darnsey
Rizzio
Darnley
Calton Hill
Arthur’s
Tolbooth
Mid Lothian
St. Giles
Jenny Geddes
J. K
Greyfriars
Oo. L. N
Henry Walter
Mount Hope Avenue
Wood Street
John Tweedale
War Department
Washington, D. C
Philip B. Bourn
Hope Street
E. D. Hall
State Street
M. E. Church
M. W. Grand Lodge
F. & A. Masons
St. Alban’s Lodge
Masonic Order
M. W
Lyman Clapp
Woonsocket Evening Reporter
Cou. Greene
Bristol Phenix
Pease
Bristol
Ballou
Horna
Epior
Freddy E Hadsterbrooks
Lroxt
Turcp
Wm. Fred. Williams
Walley
Hope
Franklin
Bradford
Town Hall
Woonsocket Cornet Band
Old
New England
Julia Wardwell
Julia Sherman
William C. Liscomb
Jos. B. Burgess
Edward Fales Coward
New York
Gol
Daniel R. Ballou
Providence
America
Henry Crocker
First Baptist Church
Tacopors
F. Grappind
Nathaniel Gladding
Bourne Street
G. A. Pike
Gladding
Rubber Works
State Street M. E
Geo. H. Peck
Hall
Solomon
Resignation of Trinity Church Rector Rev John H Converse
Rev John H Converse resigns as rector of Trinity Church after three years, effective August. He will move to New Hamburg on the Hudson to open a Home School for Ten Boys near Hughsonville, Duchess county, N Y, to prepare youths for college with moral instruction. Formerly professor of Greek and Latin at Racine College Wisconsin. Also notes the funeral of Philip B Bourn.
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John H. Converse
Trinity Church
New Hamburg
Hudson
Hughsonville
Duchess County
N. Y
New York City
Mr Converse
DeKoven
Racine College
Wisconsin
Burglary Wave Strikes Town Houses Missing Goods
Several dwellings were broken into on Friday night with cash and valuables taken from Otis Munro State and High streets and Mrs Caldwell on State street. A horse and wagon were stolen from H Gibson on Bristol Neck and later recovered in Fall River. Citizens blame the blackouts for the spate of burglaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Usher
Orwards
Otis Munro
State and
State Street
Caldwell
Bristol Neck
Fall River
Strange light curtailment sparks town critique
The piece condemns officials for shutting off lights causing travel disruption and accusing town rulers of acting as dictators rather than public servants. It questions missing appropriation details and laments impacts on summer visitors and churchgoers during a planned Sunday night blackout.
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Bristol
R. J
Town Hall meeting on Thames street accident prior hearing
Town Council discussed a February 1884 injury claim from William Hampson due to a sidewalk defect on Thames street near State street. The petition seeks $5000 for damages. hearings included Henry W Hayes and Col S P Colt, adjourned for advisement. Nearby notes mention street lighting funding and an assessor meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Montross
William Hampson
Thames Street
State Street
Henry W. Hayes, Esq
Col
S. P. Colt
LeValley
Hugh Holmes
Henry Bell
Henry Opitz
G. A. Pike
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Bristol Phen
Shropshire
Ige
Blaine
John B. Henderson
Chicago
Augustay Me
Bolston
Ebien H. Bailey
Boylston Street
Boston
Ruppe Island
United States Patent Office
Rhode Island
Franklin H. Hough
Seventh Street
N. W
Washington, D.C
Thos. Coyle
Appenaugh
Wm H Davenport
W. H. Davenport
Jas. O. Draper
Pawtucket
M. Willett
Newport
Local Affairs
St. Peter’s
Joseph Mietz
River Point
R. L
Advent Chapel
J. H. Converse
Ou Town
William J. Everett
Bristol High School
Byfield Hal
Julis Crossman Drury
Harriett Bennett Munro
Ernest Henry Brownell
Louis Childs Sanford
Alexander Griswold Fales
I. F. Williams
Daniel Goodwin
James D. Wardwell
Metacom Avenue
Minturn
Neptune Boat Club
Ercuru
G. A
Bristol Train of Artillery
Geo. A. Pike
Aid
H. M. Gibson
J. A. Emily
Col. Bush
Bristol Light Infantry
Dwyer
Kentish Guards
East Greenwich
Brown
J. M. Gooding
Spencer Rounds
Hydraulic Engine & Hose Co
E. C. Sparks
Wickford Fire Engine Co
Hunt
King Philip Steam Fire Engine Co
Card
Bradford Street
Bristols
Flints
Woonsocket Cornet
Woonsocket Band
E. M. Warowsut
Anthony, JR
F. F. Guappine
J. C. Sarimsury
Joseph B. Burness
Committee of
Cloraine
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Lapres
Hovusrwzrer
Indies
Tne Housewire
Rochester
Eorror
Isaac F. Williams, Jr
William H. Phillips
Charles D. Skinner
William H. Monro
Thomas Archibald
H. F. Minsher
Philip H. Coyle
W. Fred. Williams
Wm. R. Trotter
Charles F. Easterbrooks
Mother Swan
Barrington
Rf&f
Joseph Wardwell
G.P. Barnes
Hope and
Bradford Streets
Ofice
T. H. Shipman
High Streets
WM. MW Richards
Odd Fellows Building
J. C. Gallup
Carr—Perkins
East Northwood
N. N
C. L. Pinkham
Sylvester W. Carr
Martha A. Perkins
Jonathan W. Lindey
Read
Caroline M. Read
Ervin Read
Phoenix Marine Journal
Port of
R. I
R. Borden
Mason
Willow Harp
Norton
Port Johnson
Seth Paull
Asienta
Ansa E. Ketchum
Ketchum
Georgetown
D. C
XN. Rubber Co
Wm M. Everett
McDaniel
Weehawken
National Rubber Co
Wednessay
R. Borden, Mason
Palace Refrigerator
Prov. Furniture Company
Mathewson Street
Providence, Rk, I
Providence Furniture Company
United States
Ftippe Street
India
Victoria Lawn
Hamburg
Allan
Los
Fall River Dye House