Supreme Court Upholds State Prohibitory Law
The Iowa supreme court declares the State prohibitory law constitutional. A Philadelphia area medical graduation notes 155 doctors in Baltimore. A General Assembly bill seeks no city charter for Pawtucket. President Cleveland warns Oklahoma boomers from Indian Territory. Gov. Pierce vetoes a Dakota woman suffrage bill. The prince of Wales earns 500000 annually yet faces shortages from anticipated contributions.
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Harper's April features Lincoln portrait as frontispiece
The hitherto unpublished portrait of Abraham Lincoln, taken just before his presidency, headlines the April Harper's. A poem by W P Garrison, son of William Lloyd Garrison and namesake of Wendell Phillips, accompanies titled The Vision of Abraham Lincoln, April 14 1865.
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New York men invite ex President Arthur to Delmonico's
Mr. Hugh N. Camp of New York visits Washington and is deputized to invite ex President Arthur to dine at Delmonico's with New York business leaders. The guest list features William H. Vanderbilt John Jacob Astor George Bliss Jackson Schultz and other prominent financiers.
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Republican State Convention Nominates Rhode Island Slate
At the Providence convention on Thursday the Republican slate was set with George P. Wetmore of Newport for Governor Lucius B. Darling of Pawtucket for Lieutenant Governor Joshua M. Addeman of Providence for Secretary of State Samuel P. Colt of Bristol for Attorney General and Samuel Clark of Lincoln for General Treasurer.
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George P. Wetmore
Newport
Lucius B. Darling
Pawtucket
Joshua M. Addeman
Samuuel P. Colt
Bristol
Samuel Clark
Lincoln
Ziba O. Slocum
Jonathan Wheeler
Cranston
Thomas Robinson
John G. Perry
South Kingston
Frank H. Jackson
First National Bank of Bristol
Rhode Island
U.S
Helm wind of the Carlisle district described
A remarkable North English phenomenon known as the helm wind blows from clouds over the Pennine range. It roars like a heavy sea and can overturn vehicles and lift animals, though it is usually felt within seven miles of its source near Carlisle.
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Washington Letter on Cleveland Administration's Early Weeks
Our Washington Letter from March 16, 1885, notes the new administration's slow start as office seekers flood the departments. It highlights reform at the Patent Office, Blaine's return visit to Cleveland, and social moments at Miss Cleveland's reception, with focus on personalities like Mr. Blaine and Mrs. Logan.
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Bristol News Briefs and Maritime Collisions of Bristol County
The column reports Col Samuel Norris sailing from New York to Queenstown, a solar eclipse viewing craze, the schooners Florence J. Allen and Hattie V. Kelsey collision near Cove Point with $2500 damage, and the Rhode Island Temperance Union meeting in Town Hall. Also noted are Bristol Supreme Court verdicts and a long marriage index from 1680 to 1850 with numerous entries.
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Sole
Victoria
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State Street
M. E. Church
H. A. Stevens
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B. H. Gallup
Mr. Hall
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Advent Church
John McGinn
Justice Court
Bristol
Herbert F. Bennett
General Assembly
James Hoard, Jr
DeWolf Family Marriages from 1768 to 1839
A list of DeWolf marriages with spouses and officiants, spanning 1768 to 1839. Notable entries include Mark Antony DeWolf and Elizabeth Martin in 1768 by Rev. John Burt, and James DeWolf with Elizabeth and Anna Bradford in 1790 by Rev. Henry Wight. Other couples include Charles DeWolf and Mary Gooding in 1803 and Marcus A. DeWolf with Ruth Burt in 1839.
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Bristol
Grissell Sandford
Newport
Cottrell
Adeline R
James Diman
Covington
Jacob
Patty Holbrook
Plymouth
Mass
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Cowell
Rebecca
Morgan Jones
Lemuel and
Mary
Rebecca Salisbury
Barnard and
Ruth
Henry Wight
Cummings
Lydia
Robert Wyatt
Rachel
Thomas W. Greene
Benjamin
Sally C. Peck
G. F. Sanborn
Harriet
Charles Simmons
Cunliff
Cornelius S
Providence
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Thomas Shepard
Cushing
Benjamin, Esq
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John Burt
Edward Freeman
Darling
Elizabeth
Joseph Brown
Davison
Sarah
Richard Grant
Davis
Simeon
Ann Low
John Miles
Samuel
Bethia Howland
Frances
Ames Throop
Henry Bragg
Elizabeth McIntosh
John Usher
Mehitable
Joseph Mason
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Daniel Greene
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Maris
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