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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1892
Page
2
Mrs Moses Doe of Haverhill Massachusetts died September 1 from choking on kernels of green corn. Portsmouth New Hampshire is noted as the birthplace of the first newspaper in the United States, established in 1756.
Judge Crounse resigns as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and will move to Nebraska to begin his campaign for Governor.
The Hebrews in Europe will take an active part in the Columbus festival at Chicago. The Venetian discoverer was aided by the Hebrew astronomer Joseph Vecinho. Reeves' American Band from Providence will perform at the Industrial Exposition in Portland Oregon from September 21 to October 23, with concerts en route. The Marquis de Mores cites Baron de Mohrenheim saying Paris press is controlled by Jews and the Rothschilds opposed the Russian loan.
Mrs. Wanton of Scituate Mass has asked Gov Brown for a list of Gov Wanton’s descendants to aid erecting a monument to Wanton, father of Rhode Island and Massachusetts governor Wanton.
Walter Besant plans a new work titled London from earliest records to the Georges. Not a city history but a life story of the people, richly illustrated and issued soon by Harper & Brothers.
Washington gears up for the upcoming Grand Army of the Republic encampment with decorations and entertainment planned for veterans and visitors. While cholera fears cause some hesitation, authorities act to prevent importation, and overall business and crop prospects improve with higher demand and growing industry.
A correspondent notes Washington’s prosperity, with many new homes under construction as wealthy families relocate. Jacob Leiter of Chicago is building an elaborate Dupont Circle residence, leasing Blaine’s nearby mansion, while Lt. Clover prepares a near completion on Connecticut Avenue. A cream brick and marble house reflects the city’s rapid growth and crowded streets. Ayers Pills and Ayers Sarsaparilla are endorsed for health in the text.
In a Brooklyn column dated September 5 1892 readers are warned that malarial and typhoid conditions rise with hot weather and proximity to privies drains and pig pens near homes. The piece criticizes both well water and household upkeep while promoting public health topics and domestic advice including typhoid treatment papers and fashion notes.
Indigestion remedy claims to promote digestion without injury and remove diseases caused by indigestion. It says headaches from stomach disorders can be helped. Bottle mailed on receipt of 25 cents in stamps from Rumford Chemical Works, Providence, R I.
Kemp's Balaam promises immediate relief from cough as Dovemore asserts leap to consumption cure amid bold claims and marketing hype.
Fall River correspondent notes the Borden murder case as a landmark trial and previews a December or January trial date. The piece details sensational press coverage, the two adjacent houses linked to the case, and the 1848 Borden family tragedy at the cottage of City Physician Kelly, including a horrific multiple drowning and a mother's suicide. It recalls public fear, funerals at the Baptist Temple, and the lingering effect on residents and a protective dog.
Local items note a Byfield School monthly meeting at 7 30 PM and the fall term starting with good attendance. A charity fair for St Marys Church runs ten evenings at Infantrys Armory. Hydraulion Engine Co holds field day at Barrington. Various church sermons and visiting pastors are reported. Rhode Island State Fair set for September 19–23, 1892 with 14400 stakes. Ada Munro suffers a dislocated shoulder. Dr Pike performs surgery. Epworth League meets after summer break. Home for Aged Women opens with dedicatory events.
Citizens urged to keep premises clean and disinfected to prevent Asiatic Cholera. Officials warn of infection factors such as putrefying matter, unventilated sick rooms, and untrapped sewers, stressing owner responsibility for air and surroundings.
A poem extols the steadfast ocean lighthouse amid storm and fog. The Supreme Court for Bristol County convened in town with Chief Justice Matteson and Justices Sitness Tillinghast and Douglass, hearing indictments for malicious mischief and breaking and entering. News items cover labor arbitration debates, reviews, and performances at Providence Opera House, plus Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertising.
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