Electrically shocked worker escapes serious injury at substation
James Sullivan of East Providence suffered a 13 500 volt electric shock at the East Providence substation of the New York, New Haven Hartford Railroad Company. He was burned on both arms and the abdomen, regained consciousness, and walked home after treatment. He worked at the substation and was alone when the incident occurred. It was learned he felt no ill effects beyond pain the following day.
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East Providence
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
James Sullivan
Sullivan
Bristol
Constitution Street
Siegel
Royal Arcanum entertained at Hotel Belvedere reception
Mt Hops Council No 1187 Royal Arcanum hosted a gathering for Grand Regent George H Burroughs and officers at the Hotel Belvedere with about 50 attendees. Visiting dignitaries included Supreme Regent Clovis Bowes and Grand Secretary John Kellogg as they spoke on the order’s benefits and its 82 year history.
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Hotel Belvedere
Mt. Hops
Royal Arcanum
George H. Burroughs
Order
Clovis H. Bowes
William A. Burton
John O. Kellogg
Henry D O. DaaBois
Delphi Council
W. W. Whitten
William M. Connery
Mt. Hope Council
Royal Arearoom
Genests
Mt. Hope Concnil
Town Council meetings discuss Hasbrouck rent dispute
Two town meetings this week considered many items and a notable bill from Dr Hasbrouck seeking rent for a Hasbrouck block room once used as police HQ. Council debated notices, key issues, and whether to pay $70 for six months after vacating.
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Hasbrouck
Hasbrouck Block
Burnside Memorial
Phoenix
MacDougall
Paull
Brigham and Simmons
Polic
L. P. Lincoln
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R. I. Warswel Td Jme
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F. T. Remieres
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Hope and
Bradford Street
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Waldron CO
Providence
Fenor
Grand Regent
Board of Grand Officers
Motel Belvedere
Hope Street
Edward D. Kunz
Hope Cor
Bradford St
Providence Telephone Ho
Staples Coach Company
State Street
MT Lenge
R. I
Bristol County Gas and Electric Company
Warren, R. I
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Warren
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