The Growth of Knowledge and the Modern Press
A reflective essay extols knowledge as vital to society and lauds journalism as the great channel of instruction. It contrasts old methods with modern advances in telegraphy and print, warns of self serving professionals, and asserts the press strengthens social fabric and public spirit.
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Plague of corruption in New York and safe railroad investments
An editorial lampoons public vice in New York showing how judiciary and political circles enable corruption. It then endorses railroad and real estate securities, praising Northern Pacific bonds as first lien securities with strong collateral and favorable terms, while noting Central Pacific bonds offer steady six percent gold interest.
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Paris War Ends as Government Forces Enter
Paris entries by government troops mark the end of the Commune rebellion. Regiments 82d and 104th led the advance under Generals Donai Travacs and Desartes, with Marshal McMahon ordering movements toward Forts Issy Montrouge and gates converging on Point du Jour. Thiers praises the victory and promises punishment for insurgents while planning restoration bills. Over 20,000 Communards have dispersed, with liberal amnesty to follow and precautions to deter further unrest.
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Northern Pacifics Stock Attracts Premium On Land Grants
The Philadelphia Press notes Northern Pacifics, with seven and three tenths percent gold interest, secured on both the railroad and 28 000 acres of land per mile of track, now selling at par, may soon be worth 1.10.
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First Cocoons Transported Eastward For Silk Textures
The first load of cocoons ever carried over the Pennsylvania Railroad passed Harrisburg en route to Paris after shipping from Japan to San Francisco. The silk raw material will be used in the manufacture of silk texture.
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Colfax Illness Clouds Senate Deliberations
The New York Herald notes Vice President Colfax may be unable to preside this session. It says the vice presidency is often viewed as minor, yet Colfax has become useful and prominent, and his absence will be deeply felt by the country and the Senators who know him best.
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Reform takes a day to uproot generations of corruption
The piece cites rapid reforms as a remedy for long standing abuses. It contrasts a damaged Paris landmark, a shattered column in Place de Vendome, with the sorrow and loss caused by war and the decline of learning.
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Silk and Dry Goods Robbed in Providence Heist
The silk and dry goods store of Annable and Allen on Westminster Street Providence was robbed Tuesday night, with about 5000 dollars worth of silks taken.
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Senate Ratifies Treaty of Washington by 50 to 12
The United States Senate ratified the Treaty of Washington on Wednesday night without amendment, voting 50 in favor and 12 against. The action completes approval for the accord between the United States and participating parties.
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Destructive Fire Strikes Phenix Village Wednesday
A destructive fire swept Phenix village on Wednesday morning causing an estimated loss between 75 000 and 100 000 dollars. Firefighters battled the blaze through the morning hours and prevented further spread to adjacent properties.
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Widow of Honest Abe Returns with Tad at White House
The widow returns to the White House with a sprightly Tad showing the old time smile. The scene evokes memories of Lincoln era as the family visits in period mood.
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Mondrian Titled Item List of Moral Pledges and Paradoxes
A jumble of paired phrases and headings references moral themes and social topics. It juxtaposes notions like woman rights labor wealth and virtue with places Paris Boston and Washington and names such as Vallandigham Douglass Livingstone and Truthful James.
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Memorial Day Observed and Local Incidents Noted
Memorial Day activities are marked in Bristol Warren and Barrington. A day with rain, a rock blisting accident on School Street injures Russell Bullock, a tree near Mount Hope splits from lightning, and about five hundred pounds of tautog are stolen from C. L. Baker’s fish car. The bark Argean from Providence arrives at Messina to load for the United States.
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Notable visitors to town and local business revival observed
General C. R. Brayton and R. I. G. A.R. staff arrive by the 8 20 train and are received at the depot by Babbitt Post No. 4. Sugar Refinery workers repair buying machinery and boilers signaling a business revival. The town’s broad shaded streets look at their best with fresh foliage. The Stonington Freelancer notes Rhodes of New York has bought a summer residence in Bristol.
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Providence District preacher to speak at State Street M E Church
Announcement that Rev. M J Talbot will preach at State Street M E Church tomorrow morning and afternoon with quarterly conference this evening and a love feast Sunday morning.
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Acme Printing Press Praised By Boston Publisher
A Boston publisher endorses the Acme Printing Press made by C C Child at 67 Charlestown Street. The press offers low trouble, high work quality, and quiet operation with three sizes priced 1150, 1050, and 950 dollars. It includes enhanced ink distribution and a form throwing feature to prevent missed impressions.
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Justices Court Docket and Assault Case
Leonard B Barrus convicted for intemperance and disorderly conduct and sent to State Farm for six months. Timothy Gately sues James Keyes for trespass damages dollar 100 for blows on March 13 in Bourns avenue. Keyes pleaded guilty to related charge and paid $5 plus costs. Judgment for plaintiff $20 with trial representation listed.
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