Jubilee of music and politics crowds across the Atlantic
Reports on the International Peace Jubilee in Boston praise the vast concert crowds of over twenty thousand performers and soloists including Mme Leutner and Johann Strauss. The piece also notes Horace Greeley’s interest in the Democratic response at Baltimore and mentions Italian flood disasters and U S bank tax rulings.
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Aladdin
N. Y. Faz
Mme. Rudersdorf
Mme. Leutner
Johann Strauss
Grenadier Guards Band
London
le Garde Republicaine
France
Bendel
Arabella Goddard
Gilmore
Carl Zerrahn
Arbuckle
William
Mme. Leatner
Ania
Parepa
Miss Kellogg
la Belle France
Italy
Mezzano
Greeley as Presidential Candidate Sparks Partisan Split
The New York World argues Mr. Greeley is not a Democrat and warns against his availability. It compares his beliefs to the paternal theory of government and centralizing power, noting potential clashes with Democratic allies and past mortifications from similar candidates.
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Tor
New York World
Greeley
John Tyler
Andrew Johnson
Little Compton Traders Drift Toward Pharmacy Gold
A Boston Transcript note from a Little Compton correspondent says the local farming and fishing sons neglect farm work to chase city life and aspire to emulate Boston druggists like the Browns and Wilburs, indicating a shift toward pharmacy as the family business.
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Compton
Boston Transcript
Wilburs
Tompkines
Almys
Boston
Little Compton
Indians imitate the dead in gun attack near Trinity Center
James Lane of Trinity Center Ontario was shot by a treacherous savage who, after gaining his confidence, fled shouting Me heap crazy Me too much crazy Me too much crazy with the rifle.
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Dodge
James Lane
Trinity Center
Ont
Telegraph Cable Plan Ties Russia and Turkey
The Czar and the Sultan agreed on a seabed cable linking Odessa and Constantinople via the Bosphorus. Stalin? No. The terms were reported by St. Petersburg journals dated the 2d inst. The project foresees a European Black Sea starting point and completion within a year.
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Russia
Turkey
Odessa
Constantinople
Black Sea
St. Petersburg
Bosphorus
New Bedford Mate Rescued After Broadway Sunstroke
James H. Barry of New Bedford, mate on the steamer Thetis, suffered a sunstroke on Broadway in New York last Thursday and collapsed. He was taken to City Park Hospital where physicians revived him after strenuous efforts. his condition improved to a fair recovery outlook.
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Denmark
America
James H. Barry
New Bedford
Providence
New York
Thetis
Broadway
City Park Hospital
Local Meetings Announced for Coming Week
The Antiques and Horribles plan a Town Hall meeting next Monday at eight. Old Guard B. T. A. members meet at the Artillery's Armory this Saturday at eight. Y M C A holds a meeting tomorrow Sunday at 7:30 PM at the Middle District school. Meta com Debating Club meets next Tuesday to discuss Was there a greater field for eloquence in ancient than in modern times.
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the Antiques and Horribles
Town Hall
Old Guard B. T. A
Artillery
Y. M. C. Association
Middle District
Metacom Debating Club
Bristol
OLD Guard
Bristol Train of Artillery
Artifers
BTA
Fourth of July Prayer Meeting at Congregational Chapel
The usual Fourth of July prayer meeting will be held in the Congregational Memorial Chapel at eight o'clock in the morning and will last one hour.
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Congregational Memorial
Preacher Exchange At Local Baptist Church
Rev H A Cooke of the Mariner's Church in Hanover Street Boston will preach at the First Baptist Church tomorrow as part of an exchange with Pastor Rev Mr Jones.
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H. A. Cooke
the Mariner’s Church
Hanover Street
Boston
First Baptist Church
Mr. Jones
Reverend Currie Delivers Sermon in Town Church
Rev. C. G. Currie rector of Grace Church Providence preached at St. Michael's in exchange with Rev. Mr. Locke The evening sermon before the Young Men's Christian Association drew a large attentive audience from the community
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C. G. Currie
Grace Church
Providence
St. Michael’s Church
Tar kettle fire near Thames street causes smoke plume
A kettle of tar heated in the yard by J Usher's store on Thames street boiled over and caught fire last Saturday afternoon. Fire engines responded but were not needed as only tar was burned with no damage beyond tar waste and smoke resembling a large blaze.
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Messrs
T & T. J. Usher
Thames Street
Robbery at Frederic Card store on Iope Street
The Frederic Card store on Iope Street opposite the Prusnix office was robbed last Saturday night. Confectionery fruit and about three dollars in change were taken after a thief entered via a window in the attic and exited through a rear door left ajar. Only about half the drawer money was missing.
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Frederic Card
Iope
Prusnix
The 4th of July in American Memory and Voice
A patriotic essay celebrates Independence Day with calls to honor past sacrifices and educate children about liberty. It envisions parades, military displays, songs, and communal feast as America’s citizens feel pride and continuity across generations. The piece highlights Washingtons sword, Continental Army bloodlines, and the enduring flame of patriotism.
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Old America
Young America
Republic
America
Jtill
Sword of Washington
Bristol Town Beginnings Recorded In Colonial Settlements
A historical sketch describes Bristol, its 1641 naming, land grants by Plymouth Colony, and the 1677 reaffirmation of 100 acres to John Gorum. It notes Samuel Woodbridge’s 1684 salary vote, his contested support, and lineage of the Woodbridge family linked to Andover and Parker. The article ends with a note of a well attended meeting on the Common led by Mr George U Arnold.
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Massasoit
Alexander
Philip
Plymouth Colony
Plymouth Court
Constant Southworth
James Browne
John Gorum
Pappasquash Neck
Papdsquash Neck
Gorum
Warren
Swansey
Bristol
Nathaniel Byfield
Pappoosquaw
Boston
John Walley
Nathaniel Oliver
Stephen Burton
New Plymouth
Mount Hope
Benjamin Woodbridge
Wood
Byfield
I. F. Williams
Woodbridge
Jonathan Finney
Hugh Woodbury
Kittery
Medford
Mass
John Woodbridge
Andover
Stanton
Wiltshire
England
Thomas Dudley
Robert Parker
Oxford
Thomas Parker
North Andover
Parker
John
Benjamin
Timothy
Graves
Drury
Bristol Dyer Bros
Providence
Phrenological Journal July Issue Promoted
The Phrenological Journal announces a July issue filled with sketches of Horace Greeley and Governor Brown, portraits of U S presidents, national song and music, articles on Salmon culture and philosophy, runaways cure, well being tips, and portraits of Rev Jabez Burns and James Gordon Bennett. Price 30 cents. Yearly subscription 3 dollars. Vol 55 begins with this number.
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Horace Greeley
Governor Brown
United States
Washington
Grant
Jabez Burns
D. D
James Gordon Bennett
S.R. Wells
Broadway
New York
Hall Seats Reserved for Ladies and Band
In the Hall the raised seats on the east and west sides will be occupied by the ladies. The east side of the south will be retained for the Band.
Witty Fragments on Time Politics and Curiosities
A collage of aphorisms and pithy quips on public life manners and daily life. It contrasts time speed with inaction political misuse and humorous contrasts between girls and curls and strawberries priced affordably.
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Truman
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