Mount Hope as Public Park A Bristol Perspective
In a Providence Sunday Journal piece by H. M. Williams Mount Hope is described as a once public park near Fall River with a turbulent past including prize fights and riots. The article mocks proposals to sell state parcels for public aquariums and laments the idea of turning sacred sites into commercial ventures.
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Providence Sunday Journal
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H. M. Williams
William Williams
Great Swamp
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Gaspee
Mount Hope
Bristol
Fall River
Philip
Swan Point
Tribune backs Roosevelt as presidential candidate
The New York Tribune abandons its past opposition and endorses Col. Roosevelt for president, arguing he alone can quicken the nation's pulse and stir patriotism. It dismisses Senator Root as unlikely to win and as Secretary of State material, praising Roosevelt as the true American leader in the Republican fight.
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York Tribune
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To Be Stronger in Later Years With Scott's Emulsion
Health advice urges fortifying middle life to stay strong in old age. Scott's Emulsion is promoted as a blood nourishing tonic to build strength, prevent sickness, and sustain vitality. No alcohol in Scott's Emulsion from Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, New Jersey.
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Scott's
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Automobile Registrations At State Board Office
Last week registrations list Bristol and Warren residents with Ford models Dodge Overland Buick and more. Owners include Henry Teller M D Bristol Harold DeWolf M D Bristol and August Sousa Bristol among others in Barrington Warren and Barrington.
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State Board of Public Roads
Henry L. Teller
Bristol
Ford
William E. Jenkins
August Sousa
Alice E. Hall
Oldsmobile
Harold DeWolf
M. D
Hupmobile
H. P
New Model Autos On Display With Easy Terms
Local dealer showcases new models with terms of 725 dollars down and 30 dollars a month. Offers emphasize affordable entry and low monthly payments for buyers.
Bristol Probate Court Seeks Administrator for Seely Estate
Ida L. Robertson, Elizabeth Seely's sister, asks that Lewis B. Waldron or another suitable person be appointed administrator of the Bristol estate. The request is set for May 1, 1916, at 10:30 AM in the Probate Court Room, Bristol, with fourteen days of notice to be published weekly in the Bristol Phoenix.
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Bristol
Haskell Benjamin
Helen Benjamin Jacob Benjamin
Helen Benjamin
Bristol Pheenix
John M. Coggeshall
Julianna Gablinski
Julianna Jablinski
Joanne Jab Hnski
Bristol Phenix
Elizabeth B. Seely
Ida L. Robertson
Lewis B. Waldron
Bristol Phoenix
Dave Petal M. Coggeshall
August W. Orgelman
Edward G. Orgelman
Mabel E. Orgelman
Proba
Coggeshall
Peon
Sarah A. Taylor
Charles H. Manchester
A. Taylor
Bristol Dog Licenses Demand and Estate Notice 1916
Town of Bristol requires dog owners to license and collar dogs by April with fees for male and female dogs. Licenses can be obtained from the Town Clerk after April first 1916. Also notices an estate administratrix request for August W Orgelman deceased with scheduled probate hearing May 1 1916 and publication in Bristol Phenix.
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John M. Coggeshall
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