Excellent Steamship Line Described by Newport Observers
A fragmentary 19th century chatter-essay praises a daily steamship line serving New York with superb accommodations. It highlights captain Manchester, the Rhode Island port, and a noted Newport base under Captain Mann. Readers are assured of generous state rooms, tasteful appointments, attentive servants, and courteous officers, emphasizing comfort for travelers bound to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Day
Potter
Rhode Yaldon
Manchester
Thor
Maan
la Newport
Clark
Dana
Fried
Grigor
Ron Thia Mace
Berthe Iseret
Thames Atrect
Anthonys
Diealta
Fragmented Local Gossip and Trials Report
A heavily garbled page notes a public event with a strong Temperance angle and a playbill style entertainment. It mentions trials in Boston, individuals like Albert J Tirradl, Annis Mur, and C Cann, and refers to return of soldiers or friends after wartime. The text reads as scattered remarks, opinions, and notices without clear dates or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
J. Tirradl
Boston
de Fe Shoake
Annis Mur
Me. C
Trial schedule and census notes from early United States circuit court
The report mentions the United States Circuit Court plans to proceed with criminal trials likely starting today as many Arangers arrive at Saratowa Springs. It notes 644 school districts in Connecticut and school attendance figures from 1815 and winter figures, alongside mentions of a meal company and rosin trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State Circuit Court
Saratowa Springs
Prin
Attensarieg
Humber
Peters Jae
Rosin
Seulh
Abe
Meeting at New England Yearly Meeting House
The assembly convenes at the New England Yearly Meeting House to conduct worship according to the adherents of its principles. The meeting is scheduled for this day at an early hour in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
A. M
Death notice of Amburt reported early by Providence papers
The fragment notes thanks to trusted messengers including Mr Diers baggage master of the Rhode Island steamship and Captain Crp pilot of the Rhode Talends for providing Providence papers and early word on the death of Amburt to readers ahead of time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr.m. Diers
Rhode Jaland Jsil
Min Ayd D. Gmicon
Maeradhiu“eette
New York
Boston Paperaduily
Aston Pajmra
Jaré
Limare
Aimburalt
Crp
Pilot
Rhode Talends
Providence
Attic House Festivity and Sneaking Guests at Newport News
A fragmentary 1846 Newport News letter describes a festive scene at a house hosting friends and guests. The Attic House is praised for tasteful decor, hospitality, and a visit by NP Willis whose discerning taste is noted. The writer laments dips and mortal duties yet finds beauty and order in the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Trng News
Oni F.jackson
Prienle
Willis
Fragmented 19th Century News Bits From The Star
A jumbled editorial style tidbit notes mockery of upholstery work and a boastful line about stocking a shop. It references Daniel Webster and a city of Nations visit. A quarrel between editors ends with a man shooting his own fingers, and a Bellamy style claim about vast government stockpiles tied to a concert mill near Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Webster Hineelf
City of Nations
Tigress attack ends Van Amburgh display tragedy
A dramatic Van Amburgh tiger show ends with the trainer fatally attacked by a tigress after a public display. Witnesses report the animal overturned, then mauled him as the crowd fled. managers halted the performance as medical help arrived.
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Svalk
Golanye
Hare
Pruslican
Meieport Daily News
Guiocilly
Piov
Daily Guantic
Wilpington Gazette
Charles Ldupont
Fay
Amy
Cafe
Philadefotyiayys
Rane
Republica
van Amburgh
Scinrate
Ambirga
Ä&E
Anul
Hee
van Araburgh
Alamad
van Aimburgh
Shelly
Yan Araburah
Daeranetios
Tuvan Coys
Lukin
Canade
Morehanta
Bryelee
Townley
Taat
Mexico
Bastlen, Springfield
Ilinois
Ineo Dowes
Taylor Bag
Louisiana
Philadelphia
Ania
Genngal
Ogun
Iar Intlevilte Ci
St. Louis
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