Vast land disposal and a Pensacola fever scare
Public land disposal last year reached 15 699 848 acres, up 5 million from the prior year. Two and a half million acres were entered under timber cats. Capt. Alfred Hopkins, commanding Pensacola Navy Yard, reports yellow fever spreading in Pensacola and urges extra precautions.
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Alfred Hopkins
Navy Yard
Pensacola
Fils
Secretary of the Navy
National Bazaar Art and Industrial Exposition in Washington
A national bazaar and art exhibition will be held in the National Capitol rotunda November 25 to December 3 1882 to raise funds for a Garfield Monument. Prominent figures, including Supreme Court members and senators, back the event with exhibits, donations, and sales. A Chicago dispatch reports 2500 sheep and other livestock among northwest flood fatalities.
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Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Garfield Monument Fund
Supreme Court
Congress
Army
Navy
National Capitol
Washington, D. C
Senate
House of Representatives
James A. Garfield
United States
Board of Direction
Ebbitt House
Visiting Clergymen and Local Notices From Town Churches
Visiting clergymen occupied pulpits in town on Sunday last with Rev. R Heber Howe of Longwood MA at St Michaels and Rev. James DeW Perry of Germantown PA at Trinity Church. We invite piano organ and singing instruction. Advent Church holds services Sunday at 1030 am 3 and 7 pm with sermon We would see Jesus. Rogers Free Library adds Memoirs of Cardinal Retz South Mountain Magic and more and Newport Historical material.
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J. II, Converse
Trinity Church
St. Stephen’s Church
Providence
R. Heber Howe
Longwood
Mass
St. Michael’s Church
James Dew. Perry
Germantown
Penn
H. P. Pierce
Advent Church
Charles Earl Preston
Jesus
Pam Rogers
Cardinal Retz
South Mountain
Lord Chesterfield
Thardly
Man
Rogers Free Library
Excursion steamer Canonicus to Block Island with band
The steamer Canonicus under Captain Crewell will run to Block Island Monday with St Mary's Band Orchestra aboard. Departure from our landing at 9 15 am and return from Block Island at 2 45 pm. Also noted is a street parade by I W Baird's Mammoth Minstrels Zouave Cadets and Brilliant Brass Band with military drills and musket exercises. Also recalls Canonchet visit of Horace Greeley in 1872 and Canonchet legacy. real estate transactions listed for August 1882 including several land sales and a church tract transfer.
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Town Hall
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Daily Eagle
Opera House
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Canonicus
Crewell
Block Island
St. Mary’s Band Orchestra
A. W
New York Sun
Canonchet
Horace Greeley
Sprague
Greeley
Bristol
Judge Chase
Chace
Kate Chace Sprague
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