Bristols Beat Warrens 5 to 1 in Clean County Contest
The Bristols defeated the Warrens 5 to 1 on the common in front of thousands. Bristol fielding was flawless, Boyd pitched a strong game for Bristol, McDonald held Bristol to eight hits, and Warren struggled with costly mistakes and close plays. The match drew heavy praise for fair play and sharp team work amid lingering postgame debate.
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Bristols
Bristol
Warren
Boyd
Attleboro
Williams
McDonald
Costigan
Burke
Warrens
Theeruos Ward
Boya
Cavanaugh
Ward
Harrington
Dugan
Gilligan
Canavaugh
Foxily E
Carl Burke
du Valley
Basses
Borden
Bowen
Iyn Valley
War
Warren Gazette
Gazette
Solomon
Res
Gazettes
McDonough
Warren News
Perry
Mr. Boyd
Joe Burke
Helta
Mt. Hope
Mclonough
Warren Meno
McDonoughs
Duffy
Kilmer’s Swamp-Root Ad Promises Kidney Relief
An old advertisement claims women and men suffer from kidney and bladder troubles and that Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root quickly relieves pain and discomfort. It offers a free bottle by mail and a pamphlet from Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
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Swamp-Root
Kidney
Dr Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Townsfolk Missed War Tax Stamp Dates Hit by Late Records
Internal Revenue officers audit scattered early 1900s records showing July to November 1898 issuances not stamped due to postwar stamp delays. Town clerks kept recording, with settlement promised later, now prompting nationwide reconciliation. Barns house contract goes to Maxson & Co of Westerly RI. Eugene LeClair to sub-contract excavating and masonry. shore lot location set by W W Perry. excavating to start. A racehorse metaphor notes staying power in merchants and advertising practices.
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Integal Revenue Office
Uncle Sam
Internal Revenue
Isolene
Hattie B
Maxson & Co
Westerly
R I Eugene LeClair
Union
Smith Street
W W Perry
District Court Arraigns Duarte in Theft Case
Mary Duarte was arraigned in district court on warrants charging her with theft of 20 dollars from Mary E. Carmon and 89 dollars from Julia Vera. She pleaded guilty to both charges and was sent to Oaklawn School for Girls for a two year stay. Arthur Richards of Fall River was fined 2 dollars plus costs for drunkenness. Joaquin Tavares was arraigned on a knife assault on Joseph Silva. case continued to Aug 21. Elwto Hill faced third law violation in killing a role in July 81st. plea not guilty. case continued. Civil docket calling also postponed a week.
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Mary Duarte
Mary E. Carmon
Julia Vera
Oaklawn School
Arthur Richards
Fall River
Mt. Hope
Joaquin Tavares
Joseph Silva
Gooding‘s Lane
Tavares
Silva
Elwto Hill
Alex G Fales
Real estate transfers recorded at town clerk Saturday
Deeds document undivided interest in Jonathan Reynolds property on Bristol Neck from J Augustine Reynolds to Elizabeth R Mowry. Transfer of house on Catherine Street from William R Perry to his sister Rebecca A Crowley. Land transfers between Ezra Mason and Daniel W Mason on Vetacom Avenue. Land on Borden Avenue from Abbie S Shaw to Samuel Card.
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Jonathan Reynolds
Bristol Neck
J Augustine Reynolds
Elzabeth R Mowry
Catherine Street
William R. Perry
Rebecca A Crowley
Ezra Mason
Daniel W Mason
Daniel W. Mason
Vetacom Ave
Rhode Island 1898 Education Reports Released
The 1898 bound Rhode Island school reports cover the year for state educational work and town yearlong statistics through midsummer of last year. Institutions include the Normal School Providence the College of Agriculture and Mechanicals Kingston the Institute for the Deaf the School of Design and the State Home and School in Providence plus Oaklawn School for Girls and Lockanosset School for Boys reformatories in Cranston. Governing boards are the State Board of Education and the State Board of Charities and Corrections.
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Rhode Island
Normal School
Providence
College of Agriculture and Mechanicals
Kingston
Institute For the Deaf
School of Design
State Home and School
Oaklawn School For
Lockanosset School For Boys
Cranston
State Board of Charities and Corrections
State Board of Education
Woonsocket
Farewell Between Mother and Daughter Over Recommendation
A tense exchange between Mrs Skowler and Mary ends with Mary accepting the end of support. Mary tells her mother leaving alive will be all the recommendation she needs, signaling departure and independence.
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Mrs Skowler
Mary
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