All the fools in Spain are not dead yet
A column of varied political musings cites the shooting at Alfonso, noting such acts harm reform and that assassination does not alter governance. It reflects on British, American, and Scottish affairs, with critiques of leaders and public policy, and comments on Massachusetts politics and culture.
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Alfénzo
Thanksgiving Proclamation and Political Critique Rise
A column laments demagogic tactics and praises public policy debate. It critiques the Potter Committee's partisan use and endorses honoring the Thanksgiving proclamation while predicting widespread gratitude and a hopeful New England festival season.
South Carolina politics and European affairs noted in letter
The piece argues that persecution will not destroy the Republican cause in South Carolina and predicts freedom will triumph. it also critiques European balance of power and Lord Beaconsfield’s influence. It credits lessons from Russia and England and warns of a looming threat as the Czar’s aims persist. A Philadelphia obituary notes J Gillingham Fell’s death and his vast public, mining, and philanthropic work.
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England
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Walnut Street
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Fell
Bishop Howe
Re elected Latimer Ballou Takes Congress Seat
The article notes Hon Latimer W Ballou’s reelection as Representative in the 2d Congressional District by a 708 vote majority over Democrat Barnaby and Greenback candidate Smith. It then shifts to editorial opinion urging kindness toward the South and criticizing Secretary Sherman and the Potter Committee with sharp invective.
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Fall River Station Winter Run Change Notice
A report details the Fall River steamer beginning its winter arrangement, leaving Providence at 24 o'clock PM instead of 3 o'clock PM last Monday, while work on a new State Street M E Church parsonage progresses near High and State streets. The item notes various local happenings including a Republican mass meeting, jail transfer of Esther Cahill, and a council probate session with multiple estate matters and new library acquisitions.
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Thomas Pearse
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Leonard G. Simmons
George W. Simmons
Charles C. Dimond
Martha Schumacher
John D. Dimond
Salmon P. Burdict
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Alfred Luther
John W. Waldron
James D. Wardwell
James D. Wardwell, Jr
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William Bradford
Samuel C. Bullock
Jeremiah Bosworth
William H. Pitman
Mary H. Pitman
Samuel M. Lindsey
Samuel White
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Frank E. Remieres
William R. Taylor
Nehemiah Cole
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Elizabeth W. Guiteras
Ramon Guiteras
Josiah Simmons
Allen Bullock
Samuel Thompson
Sanford M. Pearce
Henry Codman
Fanny Reynolds
Mary L
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William H. Dunbar
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Miss Anderson to Perform at Providence Opera House
Miss Mary Anderson will appear in Romeo and Juliet at the Providence Opera House next week. She will present Juliet in a special Wednesday matinee on the 13th inst. The matinee provides a daytime viewing option for towns along the P.W. and Bristol railroad who cannot attend the evening performances in Warren.
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Juliet
Warren
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Fire alarm sounds from tar barrel bonfire on the Common
An alarm woke the neighborhood at about one o'clock last Wednesday morning after tar barrels and other combustibles were burned on the Common. The parade commemorates various historic or political themes, though the exact purpose remains unclear.
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Massachusetts
No royal road to wealth and its hidden costs
The text rejects sudden riches as rare and unsustainable and argues that steady, small gains are the sure path. It warns that fortune pursued without discipline can become a curse, as many covet misery when chasing wealth and exceed a basic competency but gain no real happiness.
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