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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1875

Page

2

A Lesson Hard to Learn in Home Economy and Politics

The piece argues that widespread business stagnation reveals minimal real needs and advocates simplicity, prudent living, and rejecting fashion over substance. It urges temperance in spending, cautions against sectarian divisions, and notes local political anecdotes from New Hampshire, including names like Ripley and Jones.

Egell Mr. Smith Mrs. Smith Mrs. Jones Joneses Smiths

Strange Remedies and the New Social Heal alls

A fragment on societal cures in politics education and religion. It argues new parties and reforms as cures to corruption and stagnation, questions leadership origins and aims, calls for changes in schooling and media, and notes shifting fashions and restlessness in social life. The piece ends amid reflections on the church.

The Third Term Plot Against Henry Wilson

A Washington newspaper attacks Henry Wilson over a Southern trip, labeling it odious journalism. The piece argues the motive is to discredit President Grant during his final term and defends Wilson as a respected statesman loved in New Finland.

Washington Henry Wilson Grant Sergeant Bates New Finland Capitol

Indian Affairs Report Criticized for Indian Care

Lieut. Col. John P. Hatch presents a report endorsed by General Pope calling the handling of Indian affairs a long standing disgrace. He says some officials swindle the Indians and deny them rightful sustenance, urging accountability and justice for the harmed. Meanwhile near Palermo Sicily workers mine liquid sulphur under molten rock conditions. A recent blast reopened a fissure, causing a catastrophic explosion and heavy loss of life.

John P. Hatch Pope Palermo Sicily

Bismarck's Bold Views Spark Persistent Hostility

Rutland Vermont endures a string of fires with three incidents in weeks culminated by the Opera House blaze. Despite losses the community recalls the building as a source of civic pride and expects local efforts to restore its status and prosperity.

Rutland Vermont Opera

Enterprise in Russia Platform Scales Impress Traveler

A correspondent riding the Great Imperial line from St Petersburg to Moscow reports seeing the famous Fairbanks Platform Scale at rail stations and no other weighing machines. He notes Russia’s strict policy against foreign manufacture with heavy import imposts to foster home industry. He suggests Russia must develop a generation of skilled workers to achieve world standard quality.

Russia St. Petersburg Moscow

Elder Dixon to Preach at Advent Chapel Sunday

Locals report Elder John T. Dixon of Rocky Brook Rhode Island will preach in the Advent Chapel tomorrow with day and evening services.

John T. Dixon Rocky Brook R. I Advent Chapel

Library Adds Two Books To Y M C A Collection

The Y M C A library has newly added titles including Qui Helen and The Life of Admiral Foote. The additions expand the library’s reading options with works spanning fiction and biography.

Admiral Foote

Ackley and Locke Exchange Officiating at St Michael’s

Rev. Mr. Ackley of Warren officiated at St. Michael’s church last Sunday afternoon in an exchange with Rev. G. L. Locke.

Mr. Ackley Warren St. Michael’s Church G. L. Locke

Bank Ledger Reveals Town Lady's Savings Story

A Newport Savings Bank record shows a town lady deposited 30 dollars on August 18 1827 and let yearly interest compound. She drew 25 on August 3 1861, and by January 18 1875 the principal plus accumulated interest had grown to 366 dollars.

Newport Savings Bank

Sweet and Thornton's Classical Lady Minstrels at Town Hall

Ee Sweet and Thornton present two entertainments in Norwich Town Hall on June 8 and 9. The Norwich Bulletin praises their performance as excellent with a large, enthusiastic audience and notes Mr. Sweet displayed rope-walking feats and printing flyers on a small press before the show.

Ee Sweet & Thornton Norwich Bulletin Sweet

Centenary Service Proposed For Aged Elms

In a poetic call for recognizing aged elms, the author extols their grand age and venerable life. They are described as living relics from former generations, deserving a centennial tribute with nature in attendance and listeners cheering as the trees receive sun and song.

Sunshades for all ages at Boston Store Hope Street

The article promotes a wide, seasonal stock of sunshades at the Boston Store on Hope Street. It highlights shades and sizes for every age group from young misses to elderly ladies and notes new stock arriving daily to please customers and meet varying tastes at low prices.

Boston Hope Street Messrs. T. T. Allan & Co

May Session opens in Newport choosing state leaders

The General Assembly began its May Session at Newport with Col Henry Lippitt elected Governor by 70 votes and Gen Henry T Sisson elected Lieutenant Governor by 66 votes. The Assembly adjourned to meet in Providence on June 2. A census of inhabitants and production is ordered to start June 1 1875 with Census Board chaired by the Governor and Secretary of State and Dr Edwin M Snow as Superintendent. Districts for census work are assigned to Bennett J Munro Robert N Church and Thomas J Thurston across Newport town.

New Hampshire Natt Head Nathaniel Head Senate Simon Pure Nathaniel Republcan Frank Jones Congress Franklin Jones Jones General Assembly Newport Henry Lippitt R. G. Hazard Henry T. Sisson Daniel E. Day Providence Edwin M.snow Messrs Bennett J. Munro Robert N. Church Thomas J. Thurston Warren Line Franklin Streets Bristol Neck Back Road Pappasquash Mr. Church Franklin Street Constitution Street Harbor Mount Hope Bay Mr. Munro Thurston Mount Hope Bristol Ferry Bays Rhode Island Toussett Kirkemuit Veteran Association Bristol Dragdowns Providence Journal Warren Gazette Bristol Phandz Kickemutt Warren Galorious Strong Yolden King Philip Afunroe Bristol Quahang Touissett Neck A. C. Law High Street Court House Church — Street James S. Anderson Babbitt Geo. E. S. Wilkinson James T. Phelps Edwin B. Reynolds Robert Bullock Bristol Cornet Band Marshall Bristol Light Infantry Dorrity Babbitt Post Archibald Bell S. V. C. Hydraulic Engine & Mose Co Spencer Rounds King Philip Steam Fire Engine Co C. R. Magee Dreadnought Hook & Ladder Co Charles F. Cari Union Hope Bradford Bradford Street Town Hall E. Edson 8. B. Spinning J. P. Lane Dr. Shepard Franklin Wood Street Juniper Hill Cemetery North Burial Hope Street Edward Meiggs Joseph Hill Joseph 3 Sparks Charles Bullock Charles Knight

Bristol Echoes War Memories in a Lesson from Perry Winckle

A Bristol letter to the Phoenix critiques Perry Winckle’s Marine history of Bristol, arguing the Yankee privateer did not capture or sink British warships. It confirms Macdonough’s Rhode Island origin, notes its limited privateering success, and urges preservation of simple local history. A Kickemuit note invites Bristol Warren and Kickemuit to a 1875 centennial celebration honoring Revolutionary heroes.

Mr. Epitor Bristol Matanzas Pacific Narragansett Bay Perry Winckle New England John Bull O’wolf Royal Bounty Wellesley Shannon Lawrence Bristol Harbor St. George’s Macdonough Liverpool Rhode Island Warren Caleb Carr Piaznix Javana Perry Winockle Windward Islands Havana Kickemuit Poa Barton Westcott Sullivan Kirkemuit Pappoosesquaw Neck

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