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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1907

Page

3

Obituary of Lena Benard of Richmond Street

Mrs Lena Benard wife of Joseph Benard died at 7 80 oclock Sunday morning at her home 50 Richmond street tuberculosis of the lungs caused death after an eight month illness She born in the town daughter of Edward and Catherine Bacon Survived by husband six children her parents and several brothers and sisters Funeral from home at 8 30 this morning and at 9 oclock at St Marys Church mass of requiem by Rev Thomas J Fitzpatrick bearers were four brothers Interment at St Marys Cemetery Warren

Lena Benard Joseph Benard Richmond Street Edward and Catherines Bacon St. Mary’s Church Thomas J. Fitzpatrick St. Mary’s Cemetery Warren

Bristol and Warren baseball series proposed for county title

The Bristol county rivalry heats up after Bristol manager hints at intercity play. Warren players say they are ready to face the Bristols for fun, money, or marbles, asserting they are in a better position than Bristol in the league but open to a games series to decide the championship.

Bristol County Item Warren Bristol Bristol Phoenix Sbristols Warrens Slesdera Bristols Barkis

Where There Is Sin It Is Followed by Sorrow

A compact moral quotation notes that every sin brings inevitable sorrow. It frames wrongdoing as a cause leading to negative consequences, reflecting a cautionary stance about moral conduct. The line emphasizes accountability and universal cause and effect.

All unnecessary vows are folly in moral reflection

A brief moral remark argues that vows become folly as they presume foreknowledge of the future not granted to us, urging cautious restraint in commitments and a practical view of human foresight.

Doctors Answer: Do You Enjoy Good Health

A brief quip contrasts enjoying good health with doctors. The exchange suggests doctors' view on health, highlighting humor about medical opinions without naming persons or places.

New Books at Rogers Free Library Aug 7 with Italian titles

The Rogers Free Library lists new acquisitions arriving Wednesday August 7. Italian language works appear alongside English titles in science history fiction and biographies. Notable items include From Epicurus to Christ Hyde Quest of Happiness and Life of Shakespeare plus Italian literature selections and reference works.

Epicurus Christ Hyde Hillis Johnston Trollope Jordan Sinner Fogazzaro Howells Partners Providence Stewart Alice-for-short de Morgan Long Road Oxenham Jane Kantucky Hall Moody Lonely Lady Grosvenor Square Catherine of Calais Caccianiga Il Pin Forte Giacoss—Tautti Cerca Florence Dalli Sonoma del

Death of A Raymond Paull in Bristol Neck

A Raymond Paull died Friday afternoon about 1 o'clock at his Bristol Neck home after years of illness following a wagon accident. Born December 10, 1870, he was a produce merchant. He married Elizabeth Cady in 1894, has a wife and parents Augustus and Sarah Paull, a brother Benjamin, and four sisters. Funeral was 2:30 yesterday at State Street M E Church. burial at North Cemetery.

A. Raymond Paull Bristol Neck Mr. Paull Augustus R Sarah J. Paull Elizabeth Cady Warren Philo V. Cady Edwin A. Cady The Industrial Trust Co Paull Benjamin Paull BH. P. Church Mattie Paull Sadie Paull Samuel W. Church John McVay State Street M. E North Cemetery

Mrs Virginia F Peck Dies at Barrington Home

Mrs Virginia F Peck widow of William J Peck died at her Barrington home Sunday in her 69th year. Born in town she was a daughter of Mary D White who died at the Home for Aged Women three years ago in her 95th year. Survived by husband a son and a daughter the funeral will be from her late Barrington residence tomorrow afternoon.

Virginia F. Peck William J. Peck Barrington Faners Barrngton Alger Providence Grace Q Lacy M John O. Alger Benard Mia Lena Benard Joseph Benard Peck

Funeral of James Hoard Jr Held Amid Town Honors

Saturday afternoon services at Trinity Church commemorated James Hoard Jr with Rev. Trotter and Rev. Locke leading. Town officials, police, and former council members attended as mourners escorted to the cemetery for G A R dedication. The piece honors Hoard as a lifelong public servant amid floral tributes and community tributes. Grace Alger, former resident, laid to rest in North Cemetery following services in Providence. she was the daughter of Lacy M. Alger and the late John G. Alger.

James Hoard, Jr Kate Hope Street William R. Trotter Trinity Church Locke St. Michael’s Church Herbert F. Bendett Philo V. Oadey James W. Franklin Orringl. Bosworth Arthur W. Joyce Dward G. Macomber Warren George H. Peck Babbitt Post John 4. Morrissey Thomas Dwyer James W. Goff Henry Serbst Charles Hammill John S. Ingraham Rabbitt Post Manhoof Jimmy Grace O. Alger Miss Alger Providence Lacy M John G. Alger Pearl Street

The Moros in the Philippine Frontier and Independence

A historical analysis describes early Moro piracy, religious influence, and the impact of Spanish and American rule on Mindanao and Cotabato. It cites Sawyer 1899 on Mindanao’s ruin, notes the Mount Dajo battle, and argues that without American troops the Moros would enslave Filipinos, urging cautious support for independence efforts.

Borneo Philippine Asia Sawyer Mindanao Cotabato Dattos Ali Djimbangan Exzamacd Wood Renee Potas Mount Dale

Piles remedy ad touts instant relief and cheap price

An advertisement promotes Man Zan Pile Remedy for all forms of piles and related pains. It claims rapid relief for bites, sunburn, burns, bruises, and inflammation. Sold by O. W. Sparks and OF W'Siarksy with Eriga 60 off and direct application at the trouble site.

O. W. Sparks

Probate Court Proceedings Record

The regular session of the Probate Court convened at 10 80 o clock with Judge Frank H. Hamilton presiding. The will of Daniel Cruickshank was offered for probate with Mabel A. Thornton named executrix and a $500 bond. appraisers were Charles F. Hoffman Alexander Tattrie Lyman Hawkes. Henry A. DeVillard was admitted as administrator for Claudia A. Tucker estate with a $60,000 bond and surety J. H. Merreshoff. appraisers were H. F. Kennett O. B. Rockwell C. W. Young. Accounts for L. B. Hoffman on George Stewart and John E. Hoyle on John Hoyle were approved, inventories on William H. Simmons and Annie Co. Monro filed, and requests to sell pamphlets and old buttons were granted. Accounts for George H. Peos as administrator of Fannie O Wolf Ruth A. Maxfield and Andrew B. Meiggs estates were received with notice orders granted.

Frank H. Hammill Daniel Cruickshank Mabel A. Thornton Charles F. Hoffman Alexander Tattrie Lyman Hawkes Henry A. DeVillard Claudia A. Tucker J. H. ‘Merreshoff H. F.kennett O. B. Rockwell C. W. Young L. 8. Hoffman George Stewart John E. Hoyle John Hoyle William H. Simmons Annie Co. Monro Daniel Stevens George H. Peos Fannie O’wolf Ruth A. Maxfield Andrew B. Meiggs

Toughs of Paris and the Paris Slums in Outing Magazine

In vivid profile, the Apache gangs of Paris are described as pervasive, violent youth groups from ages sixteen to twenty-two. Readers learn of named bands and constant police battles, raids on homes, and a stigma of crime tied to life in the city’s slums. The piece cites Vance Thompson’s The Slums of Paris in Outing Magazine.

Les Apaches Robert Montparne Gegene Courtille Green Cravats Costands Villette Mont-en-l'air Batignolles Belleville Charonne Beau Totor Poigne d’Acier Paris Vance Thompson Outing Magazine

Nurses and Cancer—Nurses Balk at Cancer Cases

The Brooklyn Eagle notes trained nurses fear cancer work, even as most cancers are non malignant and dressable without gloves. It highlights nurses’ reluctance to take cancer cases, despite the relatively low contagion risk from malignant wounds.

D. Brooklyn Gloctor Brooklyn Eagle

Intoxicated Midge Flies In Arum Blooms

Striking note on the life history of the arum loving midge in England. The article describes midges crowded inside blooming arums appearing intoxicated, seen when a bloom is cut open at the narrow neck to reveal the insects below the upper chamber, described with a playful sense of wonder.

England Strand Magazine

Two Views on Engagements in a Debutante Era

In a Chicago News reprise a maid laments a young woman’s engagement, saying it’s a pity she is so young. The debutante counters that accepting a suitor can be fun, while refusing is also a game.

Chicago News

The One Thing Left After Toil and Scheming

A quotation from the Chicago Record-Herald questions what remains for a person after amassing millions through toil and self denial. The speaker imagines spending the fortune in New York, revealing a satirical take on wealth and purpose.

New York Chicago Record-Herald

It Hurt Him in a Strand Magazinedialogue snippet

A humorous exchange unfolds with Tommy asking if a fowl harmed Mr. Squires and the boy noting he had been hen pecked for twenty years, a line reflecting playful banter from Strand Magazine.

Tommy Mr. Squires Strand Magazine

Comic Ad Pitches Health Pills and Piles Remedy

A quirky ad features jokes about a dictionary and marriage to a professor while promoting Dades Little Liver Pills to keep the system clean and stomach sweet. It then advertises Man Zan Pile Remedy in a collapsible tube for hemorrhoids with easy application and guaranteed relief, sold by O W Sparkes.

O. W. Sparkes O.W. Spares

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