Two Senate Veterans to Retire in 1911 Leaving Leadership Gap
Washington editors report Senators Nelson Aldrich of Rhode Island and Eugene Hale of Maine will retire at the end of their current terms in March 1911. Both have served since 1881, shaping major measures and influencing party leadership, with the impending vacancies expected to shift committee powers westward and affect Taft's policy program.
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Washington
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Eugene Hale
Maine
Hale
Aldrich
Congress
Senate
Rhode Islander
Finance Committee
Republican Party
Allison
Iowa
Platt
Connecticut
Hanna
Ohio
Spooner
Wisconsin
Far East
West
Middle West
New England
Senator Hale
Committee of Appropriations
George O. Perkins
California
Francis E. Warren
Wyooming
Jacob A. Gallinger
New Hampshire
Stephen B. Elkins
West Virginia
John Kean
New Jersey
Senator Burrows
Michigan
Finance
Senator Aldrich
Senator Barrows
Barrows
Boies Penrose
Pennsylvania
Shelby N. Cullom
Illinois
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Porter J. McAawber
North Dakota
Reed Smoot
Utah
Taft
Insurgent Use in Public Print Sparks Definition Debate
The definition given by Benator Heyburn of Idaho distinguishes insurgents as those not seeking to lead but who oppose a self appointed leader. The remark notes confusion as public figures and even senators may claim dissent signals insurgency, regardless of positions of power or influence.
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Benator Heyburn
Idaho
Committee
Senate
Majority caucus rule within party and country
A speaker argues that a political party comprises all who endorse faith and majority opinion, that insurgents emerge only after caucusing and being offered participation, and that true leaders must prove themselves in party councils. He supports caucus and majority rule both within the party and the nation.
Senate approves River and Harbor bill for United States waterways
The River and Harbor bill, carrying about 52 million dollars, passed the Senate last week signaling a systematic push to develop U S water routes. Both chambers support annual river and harbor legislation, praised as the most scientifically prepared bill for waterways improvement.
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Senate
United States
House
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Cuorngress
Continental
Bristol Express Mail Hours and Sunday Schedule
Adams Express timetables show outward departures at 7.50 and 11.20 am and 3.20 and 5.20 pm with inward arrivals at 8.00 and 12.00 am and 3.00 and 30.6 pm. Sunday hours run 9.30 to 10.80 am with mail distributed from carriers at the south door.
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South Door
Bristol
Adams Express
Ball Notes Preview Bristol Team Opening May 7
One week to go before Bristol ball opens May 7 against Providence Independents with expected ceremony. The Board of Directors will settle opening details and inventory shows twelve new uniforms bought last season were gifted for Bristol wear. Bristol players not in the lineup are asked to return uniforms, while St Marys King Philips will host a return game with Warren Baptists, likely Pierce and Cornell on battery. The King Philips beat Warren 10 to 1 last Saturday.
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Providence Independents
Board of Directors
Reatbrs
Pear
Bristol
St Mary’s
King Philips
Warren Baptists
Warren
Pierce
Cornell
The
Common
Bennett-Moulton Co Opens Three Nights at Opera House
The Bennett-Moulton Company opened a three night engagement at the opera house with A Daughter of the People before a good sized audience. Faust will be offered tonight St Elmo Saturday matinee and The Way of the West Saturday evening. The company presents the original version of St Elmo used in Boston and at the Globe Theatre and promises a strong performance. Manager Demara urges early seat purchases as this will be a popular show with vaudeville features between acts. Seats are on sale at Bridges Drug Store.
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Bennett-Moulton Company
Pera House
St. Elmo
Bennett-Moulton Co
Globa Theatre
Boston
Bennett- Moulton Co
Demara
Opera House
Bridges Drug Store
Mention of local events and notices from town paper
Hon Frederic Hayes returns from West Indies pleasure trip. Mr and Mrs J Maytum plan silver wedding on May 5 at Sherry avenue. Institute Hall hosts weekly dances by Sunnybrook Social Club starting next Tuesday. Bristol Aerue No 953 FOE meeting date changed to May 9 at G A R Hall. Senator Aldrich backs bill for federal building extension in town. Mite Society charity supper yields profit despite rain. Teachers Miss Lawless and Miss Wardrow ill. substitutes Pitman and Peckham fill in. William Wardwell buys 16 foot cedar canoe. a local canoe club is being formed. John Stuart reports mining equipment upgrades at Portsmouth coal mines. Dr J W McCaw to build summer residence at Bristol Highlands. Dixon contractor. Rhode Island Company No 1 Uniform Bank inspected with two thirds present. officers Burnside Long Gardiner attend. reception and addresses conclude.
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Frederic Hayes
Providence
West Indies
Q Charles J. Maytum
Sherry Avenue
Phoenix
Institute Hall
Warren
Sunnybrook
Bristol Aerue
G. A. R. Hall
Nelson W. Aldrich
Senate
Washington
Sheffield
House
Mite Society
First Baptist Church
Mary G. Lawless
Valley School
Ella M. Wardrow
Oliver
Maury A. Pitman
Josiah F. Peckham, Jr
William A. Wardwell
Detroit Boat Company
Detroit
Miah
John Stuart. Clhurch Street
Portsmouth
Stuart
J. W. McCaw
Bristol Highlands
James Dixon
William G.murphy
Dixon
Rhode Island Company
Uniform Bank, R. of P
Maurice P. Burnside
O. T. Long
William H. Gardiner
Deafness Cure Claim By Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications only. It explains the Eustachian tube inflammation causes rumbling or hearing loss, and nine of ten cases stem from catarrh. It offers one hundred dollars for any deafness case from catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, with circulars and Toledo, Ohio source.
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Hall
F.d. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Lake Hall
Local Bristol News Highlights And Community Notices
Bristol daily notices report visitors returning home from Norfolk Virginia valued goods at Suzman store promotions for Eagle Brand Linen and a schedule of church events. The piece notes hospital treatments for Hammill and diphtheria improvements for Claudia Wilson, plus a fire alarm from a chimney fire on Wood Street. Oraz sale of Ryan plat land is filed, and representatives attend Grand Commandery sessions in Providence.
Wanted Purse and Band Makers For High Pay
WANTED PURSE and BAND MAKERS wanted. Plenty of work at the highest prices. MRS. C. R. BURGESS, 15 Lincoln Ave, Bristol. TO LET SIX ROOM CREMENT. Apply on the premises 1019 Hope 8 3 MRE: WB. GRAY. i ae EXPERIENCED aK, APPERP ERE OR Are Sie, Red Street.
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C. R. Burgess
Lincoln Ave
Bristol
WB. Gray
I Ae
Red
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R. I
Farrally
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Nelson Dupuis
Jones & Co
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Green House
Wal BuNon
Black Suede
Black Cravenette
Russia
Thos.f.peirce & Son
Dorrance and
Westminster Corner
Rigtol
Bennett—Moulton Co
Dodge &Camfield
Exchange Place
Harrys HallidesBoston
F. BE. Suzman
S. Dew
Ostrander
New York City
Gammer
Joseph Oraz
Fransisco Oraz
Ryan
Bristol Train of Artillery
Artillery Armory
Marguerite
Augustine P.nerone
O. Léclair
A. M. Merriman
M. Dimond
Samuel O. Dimond
J. F. Farrally
Norfolk
Virginia
H. E. Hatchman
Tiverton
Alfred
Stowell
Artillery Hall
O R Siegel
W. F. Duffy
Charles L. Hammill
Sdzman’s
Fifth District
Wood and
Catherine Streets
Tina
Norman Benard
Albert E. Benard
St. Mary’s Chouroh
Domenico Galluppi
Fred A.tallman
William H. Maxfield
United Order of the Golden Cross
Maxfield
Babbitt Post
Woman's Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
Ewer
W. Fred Fish
Mise Juliette M. Fish
Alfred Watts
Butchers
SEA and Marketmen’s
Association of
Rode Island
Elysium
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Callan
Cyrus Tompkins
Chestnut Street
Ferry Road
Texas
James Milton
John H. Morrissey
George Healey
Milton
Healey
Bank
Miltonr
District Court
Charles &. Herreshoff, Jr
Cleveland's
Martea Termvilliger
Robert Bingham
Mary H. Dailey
James F. Dailey
L& Reck
Franklin
Phoenix Office
State Street
Poplash U Crossing
Burton Street
Noyes Avenue
Waldron Company
Apply Phoenix Office
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Black
Robert Black Juniper Hill Cemetery
HENIX
Prospect Street
Catherine Street
Bridget McVey
R. H. Dunbar
J. M. Callen
Gener
Bristel
Narragansett Bay
Plat Plaza Realty CO
George H. Babbitt
Industrial Trout Co
Union
Haven
Pitures
Mildred Usher Gorham
G. A. R. Mall
Crown Orchestra
EF. M
Straight
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Bradford
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