Public Laws and Military Provisions of 1909 Rhode Island
A dense excerpt outlines public laws of the January 1909 session affecting state property accountability, bonds for officers, provisional commissions, enlistment rules, officer elections, uniforms, pay, and courts martial. It details penalties for failing to return state property, bond requirements, oath and certification processes, eligibility for commissions, and pay structures for militia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assumpsit
Trover
Adjutant General
Quartermaster General
National Guard and
Naval Militia
Secretary of State
Rhode Island
Providence Plantations
United States
Army
Rpre
National Guard
Army of the United States
Army of
Judge Advocate
Rhode Island Bar
Hospital Corps
Surgeon General
Naval
Navy
Army and Navy
General Treasury
Boards OF Officers
Courts of Inquiry
Railroad Electric Car Service In Hartford To Begin May 1 1909
Notice from Hartford announces the introduction of electric railroad car service effective May 1 1909. The announcement outlines routes or schedules and indicates a phased rollout in the city. Public interest in streetcar improvements and urban transport gains attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Railroad
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United States Army
Coast Artillery District
Yeomsmander-In-Chief
Charles P. Bennetty
Mr. Roosevelt
Scopps
Dorchester ‘Mutual Fire Ins
Co of
Boston
E.l.watson &Co
Industrial Trust Co
Providence
Buffington
Bristol
W. .H. Buffington
Althea Lord
Proprietress of the
Bristol Public Shoe
John Mibe
Drui
Bristol Fish Market
Om Band
John Shepard
Brito
Ly. Bristol Ar. Prov
Lv. Frov. Ar
Newport & Providence Railway ~ Company
Newport
Bristo
G M. Wilbur
M.O
Hope Street
Church Bt
John Temple Drury
William G. Murphy
Sowamsett Ave- Waeken
A. W. Orgelman
State Street
Waldron-Brownell CO
Bradford Street
W. Simmons Undertakers
MHS
Emma E. Carey
Elephone