Bristol bats dominate Fort Rodman in 7 to 2 win
The Bristols defeated Fort Rodman 7 to 2 at Fort Rodman New Bedford Mass in a windy game witnessed by a large regional crowd. Bristol hitters collected thirteen hits off Kite while Clark limited Fort Rodman to one safe hit aided by six walks. Carrier starred with four singles in five at bats for Bristol as Delbac and Albino contributed for Fort Rodman. The Fort Rodmans scored first in the second on an error and a misplay, with Bristol responding in the fourth and later, while Bristol’s pitching and defense kept the home team from mounting a rally. Dolave umpired and Bristol plans another visit Aug 380 with hopes of a star pitcher to repeat the triumph.
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Bristols
Fort Rodman
New Bedford
Mass
United States
Masschusetts
Sbristola
Kite
Fort Boys
Clark
Glasgow
Fort Rodmans
Moley
Albin
Delbac
Bristol
Buzzard's Bay
Sullivan
Connolly
van Almkerk
Hyland
Carrier
St James
Lapirre
Ahearn
Tucker
Fall River
Suullivan
Van
Ron
Albino
Maley
Alyward
Guinan
George
Bordens
Soldier Boys
Dolave
New England
Abutment repairs and fatal incidents across Rhode Island
A broad roundup reports on repairs over the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad bridge at the Warren River nearing half completion. It notes deaths and injuries including Edward F Keach found dead in Chepachet, a Lima Peru dispatch on Annie Peck signaling arrival at 25 000 feet, a Russian speaker in Woonsocket injured at Nourse Mill, and multiple local accidents and legal actions across Providence, Chepachet, Woonsocket, and Fall River with arrests, hospitalizations, and a Knights of Columbus event upcoming.
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New York, New Haven and Hartford
Warren River
Lima
Peru
Annie
Peck
Providence
R. L
Mount
Huascaran
Carlyle's Temper Behind the Domestic Turmoil
The passage recalls Mrs. Carlyle's view of her husband with humor. She laments his constant discontent yet notes his pleasure when fault finding ends. A telling incident has Carlyle returning home, inspecting the room, then shaking the window to locate a missing wedge, fearing its absence would ruin everything.
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Board of Health of
Fall River
Mary Jesus Costa
Mechanicsville
Carlyle
Carlyles
Agreed With the Lecturer On Ventilation Debate
A classroom scene during a lecture on Ventilation and Architecture ends with a student urging windows be opened as the room heats up. The lecturer pivots to discuss Greece, prompting light humor from the audience.
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Greece
Pathfinder
Green Car Match Sparks Humorous Gossip
A lighthearted exchange notes a man making a big hit with a woman as he arrives in a green automobile that perfectly matches her dress. The suggestion to borrow a horse is playfully dismissed with humor, reflecting street chatter from the St. Louis Republic.
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St. Louis Republic
The Mikado at Town Hall Warrel An Enthusiastic Report
W. W. recalls attending the Mikado at Warrel Town Hall on a crowded suburban car ride. He praises Mr Rogers and the Wilson and Moffitt sisters, lauds Warren Sparks and the chorus, and commends the performers for their discipline and artistry. The writer notes financial disappointment but offers to contribute to the cause and thanks the troupe as ambassadors of civilization.
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Warrel
Sydney Smith
Miss Robinson
Rogers
Lake
Wilson
Moffitt
Warren
Sparks
W. W
Free Trip to Boston Contest From Nations Magazine
The Nations Magazine editor Joe Mitch ell Chapple announces a free trip to Boston and fall entertainment at the New England Exposition. Any boy or girl in the community may enter with simple conditions and no experience needed. Complete instructions are sent upon request to Department X, National Magazine, Boston, Mass.
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Boston
New England Exposition
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AB EK
Tunker
Morris
LaFontaine
PO Sullivan
Glasglow
Rf Kite
Mobey
Delave
Rhode Island
Edward F Keach
Chepachet
George A Harris
John Fouyxenko
Russia
Nourse
Manville Company
Woonsocket
James Gray
Millville
Mays
Banigan
Olneyville
Marchante’ Rubber Company
Berlin
Ontario
Thomas McNeil
Conimicut
Narragansett
James H. Higgins
Alexander ‘Trout
New Haven
Frank &. Fitzsimmons
Democratic State Central Committee
Knights of Columbus
Hubert F. Crogham
Leyden Heights
Frank Hyde
Hawkins
Paul N. Cartier,Jr
Paul N. Cartier
Dartmouth Avenue
Rhode Island Hospital
Elmwood Barn
Elmwood Avenue
Arch Street
Napoleon Bernier
Cranston Street
Clovis H. Bowen
Pawtucket
Byram
Fourth District Court
Attleboro
J.j.casey
North Attleboro
James F. Sweeney
Aunton
William Streeter
Stillwater
A. D. Rose
Bernard
Streeter
Jerome Appleby
Thomas Riley
Westminister Street
Riley
Narragansette Terrace
Bullock’s Point Cove
Lyman Downie
Kate Brookson
Seekonk
Uales
Hast Providence
Jennie Traill
Woonasqquatucket River
James J. McGinnitty
Sade Ferry
Holy Commanion
St. Mary's Chaprch
Broadway
James Scott
Tobias W.scott
Wood Street
Mashapang Pond
Socialist Party
Providence Central Federated Union
American Federation of Labor
Newport
Sonday
Easton's Beach
Hard Cairns
Newark
Edgar Bross
Vanity Fair
Rhode Island State Council
Higgins
William Champion
Champion
Newport County
Jeremiah K. Sullivan
Woonsocket Machine and Press Company
Second Avenue
Fairmount
Maine
L. Samuels
Peter J. Heffern
Poland Springs
Bretton Woods
N. H
Herbert Warner
Ramstick Point
Mr. Warner
New Haven Railroad
Empire Street
Christopher M. Lee
P.J. McCarthy
The
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union
Hardihood
Rhode Island Automobile Club
J. M. Sears
Barrington
White Church
Peck’s
Bates Corner
Maxfield’s
Barnes
3Ub
Gay Street
John Nelson
Providence County
Lee
Tempersnee Hall
Clyde
Theodore S. Andrews
Warwick
Reed Furniture Company
Frank Bisson
Bay View Avenue
Glenwoo
Reed House Furnishing Co
America
Senator Dolliver
Iowa
Rogers & Allen’s
Main ST
Pawtucket Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Main Street
Pawtucket, R. 1
P Skinner
Avent
Hope Street
Daggett’s
W.H. Buffington
Wood St
Bristol, R.I
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co
E.L. Watson & CO
Industrial Trust Co Building
Providence R. 1
F. J. Johnson
St. Andrew’s School
R. I
M Warren
Bristol Public Market
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