A Mixed Bag of Early 19th Century News
The column surveys a wide-ranging mix of items from crime to science and society. It notes mackerel bait uses, a dramatic rise in coal deliveries, large cod catches near Block Island, and a deadly accident in Fall River. It also reports on floods of soup in Newport, a Dutch hotel clerk, a buried barn, and a Missouri murderer's confession offer. It covers church statistics, a Rhode Island fair plan, a child’s drowning in Portland, a Marshfield murder, wild basshoppers near Salt Lake, a Keokuk baseball mishap, a self-inflicted death in Alabama, clergy totals, a hasty East Rochester marriage, a printer’s suicide, Western anti-poverty sentiment, and a Fort Benton Sioux war denial. It closes with fire in Kemptville, frontier arms in Minnesota, Dolly Varden fashion, Seconnet Point trade, goats repelling rats, Jane Parker’s death from poisoning fears, and a bank robbery that yielded a net loss after security recovered.
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Tennessee
Rockbridge
Providence
Turk
Block Island
Fall River
Boston
Newport
Berlin
South Kingstown
KR. I
Missouri
George Francis Train
Rhode Island Society For the Encouragement of
St. Albans
J. C. Bell
Portland
Charles Walter
Marshfield
Salt Lake Iy
Keokuk
Iowa
Miscuael Ulnicu
Boston Jubilee Coliseum
Racine College
Wisconsin
Ieck
Alabama
Beke
London Times
Livingstone
Stanley
East Rochester
N. I
William Shore
Salem
Mass
Williamsburgh
N.Y
Geo. Parnell
Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
Rockville
Conn
Wiltami, Sherman
Portsmouth
William Cornell
Westport
Springfield Republican
New York World
Baltimore
Hendricks
Church
Mr. Arnold
Miss Powell
Carrolton
Lewiston
Sarah Colt
United States
Paterson
N. J
Bangor
Amherst Record
Samuel Williston
Easthampton
Amherst College
B.S. Suarr
Port Johnson
Watch Hill
Bloomington
Samuel M. Johnson
Sconecutter
Westerly
Hartford
Texas
New England
Simmons
Fort Benton
Montana
Kemptville
Austin
Minnesota
D. V
Tur Little Compton
New Bedford Standard
Seconnet Point
Compton
Indiana
Jane Parker
Pittsfield
Gallatin National Bank
New York
Perry & Barnard
Stripe
Batiste
Dean
Dolly Varden
Marguerite Polonaise
Talman
Westminster Street
D. A. Pierce
Isabel F. Pearce
Apanel
Dana
E Silk
M. W. Pierce, JR
Pierce’s
Cheap Cash
Apis
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EL Xglish
D. A. Pferce’s
New Spring Goods
Olly Varden
G. H. Farrington
Hope Street
D. A. Pierce’s
Ape
J. Wing Monro
D. A. Pierce's
Hope and State Streets
Waltham, Elgin and
Swiss Watches
Erie
Ocoil
H. S
Joshua Gray
Just
Lincoln’s
Bristol
B. M. Lincoln
Babbitt Post
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G.A. R
P. J. Bradford
G. W. Easterbrooks
Charles Johnson
N.B
K. U. Buuchas
A. Barbour
G E.S. Wilkinson
Nath. Gladding
Geo. R. Shaw
Warren
Allen T. Usher
George H. Reynolds
John Gray
Barney N. Rowe
Stephen Rowe
East Haven
Connecticut
John B. Pearce
Barney
Stephen Lowe
Warda
Ph.nix
Peter Gladding
J.B. Munro
John
John B. Munro’s
Sifter
Fe J A. Miller
Baxter’s
Jefo Corner
Hope and
Bradford Streets
Geo. H. Reynolds
M27
Bradford Street
John Laks
J. B. Munro’s
D. A
J. B. Munro
Hope and State
MO. B. Munro
Iy H. M. Potter
D. Pierce’s
Otis: Munro
Easterbrook
Episcopal Church
Confectionery, &c
Geo. W. Easterbrooks
TOY Books
Flint & CO
N. B
Peckroseheny &c
D&c
Efrench Prunes
Huckins
Parker Horse
Hlope Street
WOOD
Pearce
Spring Trade
Miss Sawyer
Baw
Afise Sawyer
Elizabeth Coombs
Brunswick
Miss Lawverr
Church Books
Providence, R. I
Fish & Simmons
State Streets
D. A. Fish
H. F Simmons
Mount Hope
Fulton Market
Church Street
Sgallops
John M. Stowe
Miss C Sawyer
L. M. Robbins
Rockland
LY Medicines
Hiias Howe
N. K. Ames
Frestminster Street
Union
R. E. Sisson
J. C. Gallup
Tippe Street
R.I
Folsom
Preston Day
Main and
Church Streets
Rhode Island Hospital
South Malin Street
AYS
John Carter Brown
Truman Beckwith
Amos D Smith
Amos C. Barstow
Earl P. Mason
Moses B. Lockwood
Ambrose E Burnside
Alfred Anthony
Christopher Lipees
William Slater
Edward King
Robert H.ves
Samuel M Noyes
Thomas P. S. Goddard
Haring
Edward D Pearce
Zachariah Chafee
Thomas P Shepard
Rufus Waterman
Rowse Babcock
William Binney
Charles H. Sheldon, JR
Cranston Savings Bank
City OF Provid
First National Bank
Joshua Wilbodur
Crockerys
Britannia
Broad Street
Whitnet &c
Ax Graeaioe DE Rose
D. Oe Pierce’s
Otis Munro
Pocket Books
G. H. Reynolds
E. Chu
John W. Pears
Pogket
Morrocco, Goat &c
State Street
David Morton
WM. Fred. Fish
Thames Street
John B. Fish
Guise
Benj. B.wilson
Itro Hemp
Maeaten &c
John Unko
Ap2i
Carpenter
Bradford St. Nijs
Als
S. E. Keller
Mltr
Samuel W. Church
High Street
Burton Street
Richard RE. Magee
Hope
Constitution Streets
Trope and
David A. Fish
WM. R. Taylor
J. R. Bullock
Brunelles
John Lake
Mhlg Corner High
Nope
Franklin Streets
J. A. Miller
J. B Munro
Pare Susscriber
Hyson
Excelsior
Thames and
John W Pearse
Tye
Corner State
Thames Streets
New Orleans
Gort Reynolds
NICE
G.h.reynolds
G.H Reynolds
NEW Farm
Fe3
Otis Dimro
EAL
Otis Mune MU
N.N. Cole
St Louis
Pis N. N. Cole
Mill
MO. B. Munro’s
Rossten
Otis Unro
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