Namquit Mill Fire Damages Richmond Mill. Loss Estimated
A blaze at the Namquit steam cotton mill on Thames street owned by Richmond Manufacturing Company caused twelve to fifteen thousand dollars in damage. Firefighters, aided by alarms from bells and the steam whistle, battled rapid flames across the main building and tower, saving most machinery and structure. Insurance totaled 125,000 with multiple mutuals involved. The fire likely started as an incendiary act, with officers directing the response. The mill, halted for repairs, resumed limited operations later that day.
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Thames Street
Richmond Manufacturing Company
Albert Barrus
Hope Street
Rufus D. Arnold
Paul Murphy
Mutual Boston
Arkwright Mutual
Mutual
Worcester
R. I. Mutual
State Mutual
Solon H. Smith
Namquit
M. T. Bennett
Ool Lw
Old Friends and Auld Lang Syne Memory Gallery
The passage reflects on enduring friendships as treasures formed over thirty years. Old companions endure with ripening character while memories unlock a gallery of youth and shared days. It urges closing the gallery to rejoin the moving world and resume life’s procession.
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Auld Lang’Syne
Society of Life
Auld Lang Syne
German orator Schurz criticizes U S Marshal over Louisiana policy
A New York press essay and a Brooklyn debate are cited as examples of public sharp talk. Carl Schurz critiques the United States Marshal and political interference in Louisiana. The writer calls Packard a savvy political manager and praises Schurz's candid, reforming stance. The Brooklyn debate features a pointed female speaker provoking strong responses.
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Louisiana
United States
Schurz
Mr. Packard
Emery
Packard
Army
State Constables visit Pawtucket liquor sellers
State Constables visited Pawtucket on Saturday and searched and closed about six liquor selling locations as part of enforcement actions.
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Pawtucket
The Boss Seen in New Haven Again
The Boss has appeared in New Haven once more while reports of sightings in Philadelphia are missing.
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New Haven
Philadelphia
Quarterly meeting of town School Superintendents
A quarterly gathering of town School Superintendents will be held at Educational Rooms 104 North Main street Providence on Friday next the 16th instant at ten o'clock AM.
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North Main Street
Providence
Tree Cutting Delayed to Save Kandid Candidates
A Massachusetts farmer postpones felling a roadside tree to avoid injuring one of many local candidates gathered nearby, reflecting crowded political activity in the area.
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Massachusetts
Tyndall Denies Atheist Implication In Recent Deliverances
Professor Tyndall responds to sharp criticisms of his recent talks, stating he has no intent to patronize religion nor express atheistic views. He seeks to clarify his philosophical stance amid controversy.
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Tyndall
Lincoln Monument to Be Unveiled in Springfield Ill
The Lincoln monument at Springfield Illinois will be unveiled on the 16th inst. A grand ceremony is planned with elaborate preparations to mark the occasion and give the event lasting significance.
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Springfield
Ill
Massachusetts Republican Papers Reveal Shifting Stances
The Massachusetts Republican newspapers once denied adopting any botified approach, yet changing circumstances have altered their stance, signaling a shift in how they present or handle information.
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Massachusetts
Inquest in Fall River Yields No Clear Blame
The Fall River inquest concluded without finding fault, illustrating missteps in fire investigation. The piece notes the inquiry might not have occurred if there had been no fire and leaves the question of responsibility unresolved.
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Fall River
Don Carlos Wounded as Carlist Tensions Rise in Spain
Rumors spread that Don Carlos is seriously wounded with supporters turning pessimistic. Some troops express dissatisfaction and a proposal to submit to the Madrid government is surfaced.
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Spain
Don Carlos
Madrid
Kentucky Politician Declines Re-Election Amid Back Pay Criticism
Mr W E Arthur of Kentucky declines a bid for re election after constituents express disgust at his behavior. They refuse to grant further board and lodging in Washington, noting his selfish conduct and urging new leadership.
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W. E. Arthur
Kentucky
Washington
Boston Faces Rising Crime Threat at Doorstep
In recent evenings a Highlands resident was assaulted and robbed at his own doorway between eight and nine. Police presence was minimal in that city district, sparking calls for a stronger response to keep The Hub’s luster intact.
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Boston
Highlands
Hall couple marks golden wedding in Kennington
Mr and Mrs S C Hall celebrated their golden wedding on September 20 at Avenue Villa on Holland Street in Kennington England. Guests received cards with photographs of the pair and a fine poem by Mr Hall commemorating their life together.
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S. C. Hall
Avenue Villa
Holland Street
Kensington
England
Judge Hoar Sees No Third Term Chance for Grant
Massachusetts Judge E R Hoar states to a Chicago Tribune correspondent that he doubts President Grant seeks a third term. He says he would need to be greatly informed to believe Grant desires another term and that Grant tends to disappoint such expectations.
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E. R. Hoar
Massachusetts
Washington
The
Chicago Tribune
General Grant
New Orleans Hero Involved In Controversy Over Funds
The passage centers on a New Orleans hero linked to a disputed fund used by Kel logg in his clash with Yarmouth. Butler appears as an advocate who stays within bounds, while Carpenter emerges as another interested party in Louisiana amid others.
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Ben
New Orleans
Kellogg
Yarmouth
Butler
Carpenter
Louisiana
Attorney General circular deputizes marshals for arrests in violence hotspots
A circular to United States Marshals in the Southern States authorizes deputy marshals to arrest where troops are scarce and violence looms. The measure hinges on its careful execution to restore order rather than oppress. Brigadier General Burdick narrowly escaped a fall from the Bay Queen at Newport, saved by Mr Vars, and leaves uninjured.
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United States
Burdick
Newport
Bay
Queen
Vars
Death of Mrs Bissell at Hamilton Street residence
We announce the death of Mrs C B Bissell at her Hamilton street home last evening after a recent illness of typhoid pneumonia. The late Mrs Bissell was a faithful member of St Pauls church and a devoted, active worker in the congregation.
Frosty start to week and local court notes
First frost of the season occurred last Monday night in the vicinity. No business before the Justices Court Tuesday. Y M C A meetings scheduled Sunday at the Asylum Rooms and Middle District schoolhouse. Blacksmith M Bannon was severely kicked in the abdomen while shoeing a mule for the National Rubber Company on Monday.
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Justices Court
Asylum
Middle District
M. Bannon
Wood Street
National Rubber Company
Excelsior Band Serenades Captain Magee on Thames Street
Captain R. R. Magee returned from a European visit on the 2d inst. On Monday evening the Excelsior Cornet Band under William H. Browne serenaded him in front of his Thames street residence.
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R. R. Magee
Excelsior Cornet
William H. Browne
Thames Street
Bristol YMCA Adjourned Meeting for Officers and Committees
An adjourned Bristol Young Men's Christian Association business meeting is set for next Thursday evening October 15 at 8 o'clock in the Rooms. The agenda includes electing officers and appointing committees for the coming year. Full attendance is requested.
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Bristol Young Men’s Christian Association
Sidewalk Improvements Spread Across Town Streets
Concrete upgrades have been completed or begun on sidewalks in several localities this summer and autumn. The streets most improved include Hope Wood Church Byfield State Bradford and Thames streets.
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Hope, Wood
Church
Byfield State
Bradford
Thames
Trustees Elect Andrews to State Normal School Examining Committee
At a recent trustees meeting Robert S. Andrews of this town was elected a member of the examining committee of the State Normal School. Other committee members include Col. T. W. Higginson, Hon. Rowland Hazard, Hon. George W. Greene, Rev. A. J. White, and Rev. S. O. Seymour.
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State Normal School
Robert S. Andrews
Col
T. W. Higginson
Rowland Hazard
George W. Greene
A. J. White
S. O. Seymour
Educated Classes and Politics Lecture by LeBaron B Colt
LeBaron B Colt of Chicago will lecture on The Educated Classes and Politics at Town Hall next Tuesday evening. Proceeds go to the Bristol Train of Artillery. A full hall is hoped for and attendance is encouraged.
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Town Hall
LeBaron B. Colt
Chicago
Colt
Bristol
G. W. Easterbrooks
N. C. Bedell
Ocloin
Evening schools report strong start with large enrollment
The town's evening schools opened Monday with 92 boys and 74 girls registered in the Centre Primary School rooms. A capable teaching corps in each department promises a more effective and successful program than in prior years.
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Centre
Town Republicans Call Meeting for Delegates to District Convention
The Town Committee of the National Union Republican Party invites members to a Town Hall meeting on Wednesday at eight to elect delegates for the First District convention in Providence on the 15th to nominate a candidate for Congress. The First District includes Newport Providence Barrington Portsmouth Middletown Bristol Tiverton Little Compton Warren East Providence Pawtucket New Shoreham and Jamestown.
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National Union Republican Party
Town Hall
Providence
Newport
Barrington
Portsmouth
Middletown
Bristol
Tiverton
Little Compton
Warren
East Providence
Pawtucket
New Shoreham
Jamestown
National Union Republican State Central Committee
Rhode Island
Senate
State House
Veetesen
United States
Representatives Hall
Congress
National Union Republican
General Assembly
North Providence
Town
Roberts Fitch
Charles
A. W. Aldeon
Lilliputian Entertainers Set for Town Hall Shows
The visit of General Tom Thumb Minnie Warren and Commodore Nutt comes with two matinee and evening performances in Town Hall on Monday the 19th. The troupe promises cheerful variety with Tom Thumb’s familiar playful persona and praise for the ladies’ charm and the Commodore’s versatile talents.
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Tom
Miss Minnie
Commodore
Town Hall
Bristol
Tom Thomand
Commodore Nutt
Minnie Warrel
Juet
America
Library Adds Josiah Allen Wife Book and Egglestone Circuit Rider
The library received a wife authored book by Josiah Allen and the last work of Rev. Edward Egglestone titled Circuit Rider. In eleven months ending the fifth instant seventy volumes were purchased and one book added each Saturday. Requests for unread books are welcomed and will be obtained if approved. Eighty five dollars worth of papers and magazines were also available to patrons during the year. Rooms are open afternoon and evening.
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Josiah Allen
Betsey Bobbett
Edward Egglestone
Association
Penmanship and Bookkeeping Lessons Offered by Professor Taylor
Fr professor C H Taylor from Cedar Valley College Iowa will offer penmanship and bookkeeping instruction at the old Brick School House on the Common on Friday and Saturday evenings the 9th and 10th instants. Principal C L Graves endorses his fifteen years of teaching plus top instruction from renowned penmen. The Laport Progress notes his proven mastery of the profession since his arrival.
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C. H. Taylor
Cedar Valley
Laport
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H. C. Dane
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Louise Woodworth Foss
the Reader
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N. C. Bedell’s
Nat. Rubber Co
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F.G. Morley
Jas. P. Lane
C.H Spooner
A. T. Usher
Sylvester Bleeker
Major Newell
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Geo. Mitchell
Peter Cladding
Lydia M. Fales
Lydia M.fales
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