Reynolds Family Association holds twelfth reunion at O Wolf Inn Bristol
About sixty five Reynolds descendants gathered in Bristol for the twelfth annual Reynolds Family Association reunion at the O Wolf Inn. The day featured a reception and business meeting, a visit to the Reynolds house, a banquet, toasts, and remarks by officers and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds Family Association
D'wolf Inn
Reynolds House
Robert Reynolds
Boston
John Reynolds
Wethersfield
Association
Ion
Giles 8. Reynolds
Philadelphia
Bristol
Howard I. Reynolds
Mary Reynolds Fosdick
Middletown
Conn
Gertrude P. Reynolds
East Haddam
Cannon
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promoted for Heart Strain
An advertisement claims most heart trouble stems from indigestion and that Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests all food to relieve stomach pressure and heart strain. It cites a Nevada Ohio man’s success and notes bottles cost 50 cents, with W H Buffington selling it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everne
D. Ble
Nevada
EK 0
Dewitt & CO
Chicago
Dr. Deane
Schwab Training School at Homestead Shows Gift and Plan
The Schwab Free Industrial School at Homestead Pa is a three story steel and brownstone building costing 125000. Charles M Schwab funds the school with mechanical drawing, wood turning, pattern making, and modeling taught on two floors, with arts, sewing, kitchen, and a 700 seat auditorium. The program offers free training to public school students to learn trades before high school graduation under school board control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
C. M. Schwab
Homestead
United States Steel Corporation
Charles M. Schwab
Anyeaulp
Schwab
Schwab Industrial School
Brown of New Orleans Crowned New Cotton King
William P. Brown of New Orleans, succeeding Daniel Sully as leader of the bulls on the New York Cotton Exchange, rose to fame on day one by sending cotton to record prices. A Mississippi native and self made hustler, Brown built a fortune from humble beginnings, amassing about $60,000 before a million dollar gain in the 1900 cotton corner. He is described as a tall, rugged man of about forty, calm in control with simple dress and imposing presence. He has ties to New Orleans Liverpool and Egypt interests and commands his brokers with cool certainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Brown
New Orleans
Daniel Sully
New York Cotton Exchange
Mr. Brown
Liverpool
Egypt
Mississippi
Brown
Columbus
Miss
Cotton King
Typical Russian Jews and the Kishineff Massacre Roots of Anti Semitism
The article outlines why Jews face widespread anti Semitism in czarist Russia tracing back to Poland origin, the 1881-82 riots, May laws, and the creation of internal ghettos. It notes JewPawn restrictions, forced residency limits, and the pushback against Jewish farmers while Jews gain land in Bessarabia under Christian supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kishineff
Bessarabia
Russia
Kingdom
Poland
Pale
Alexander Sr
Mousik
New Russia
Obituary of Miss Mary L. D'Wolf at 58
Miss Mary Louisa D'Wolf died Wednesday at her High street home after a period of poor health. A member of St Michael's church, she was 58 years six months and twenty seven days old. Funeral held at 2 pm from her residence. Rev DN Addison of Brookline, Mass, conducted the service. Burial followed in the D'Wolf cemetery on Woodlawn avenue. Honorary bearers included John C. Pegram and several doctors and DeWolf relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louisa D’wolf
William Bradford
Mary Russel D'Wolf
High Street
Union Street
D’wolf
St. Michael's Church
DN. D. Addison
Brookline
Mass
Woodlawn Avenue
John C. Pegram
Herbert Ma Howe
Mark A. Dew. Howe
D J Neylan
J. Halsey DeWolf
W. Fred Williams
Devoe Paint Proven To Last Longer And Cover More
Local sellers Leachman Edelin of Grafton advertise Devoe paints with a long running claim. A customer bought 15 gallons to paint a house and years later again bought Devoe for the same house with 11 gallons left, arguing the product covers more and lasts longer than competing brands. The ad asserts Devoe paints cost ten dollars to cover an 815 house and endure twice as long, backed by thousands of named informed customers and local agents like Easterbrooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Leachman & Edelin
Grafton
W. Va
Devoe
Pest Control Tip From Household Column
The article advises trapping troublesome red ants in sugar-spread sponges and dropping the sponge into boiling water to kill them, offering a simple home remedy for ant infestations.
Potent Pill Pleasure from DeWitt’s Little Early Risers
Albany Georgia resident W S Philpot praised DeWitt’s Little Early Risers after a bilious attack saying one small pill did more good than calomel or blue mass and was pleasant. Sold by W H Boffington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
W.S. Philpot
Albany, Ga
W. H. Boffington
Train Schedules Between Bristol and Providence 1908
Effective May 17 1908 northwestbound trains run from Bristol to Providence and Fall River on weekdays at multiple intervals across the day including morning and evening express options. Southbound from Fox Point Providence to Bristol follow a dense weekday timetable with numerous departures and an express service noted. Sunday schedules add distinct morning and afternoon trips in both directions with arrival and departure times listed throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Providence
Fall River
Fox Point
Point
Suburban Railway Electric Car Service Schedule
Regular service between Providence and Bristol follows a detailed weekday and Sunday timetable. Weekdays run from Dorrance Weybosset at 5:45 a.m. with 30 minute to 7:15 p.m. and hourly to 11:15 p.m. from Bristol, plus late-night runs to Riverside car house. Sundays start 7:45 a.m. from Dorrance Weybosset with similar 30 minute and hourly patterns, Bristol departures begin 6:49 a.m. and continue to Riverside car house late. Cars leave Franklin Street six minutes after Bristol departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Bristol
Dorrance and Weybosset
Riverside
Dorrance
Weybosset
Riverside Car House
Franklin Street
Administratrix Named for Margaret McComb Estate
August 4 1903 notice states Sara F Tobin appointed by Bristol Probate Court as administratrix of Margaret McComb late of Bristol deceased. Creditors must present claims or file them in six months from first advertisement at the clerk's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Margaret McComb
Sara F. Tobin
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.P Reynolds
H. C. Reynolds
Scranton
F. B. Cole
Wickford
J. P. Reynolds
H C. Reynolds
Giles L. Reynolds
John Post Reynolds
George G. Reynolds
Brooklyn
N.Y
H.K Wight
Indian Orchard
H. K Wight
George W. Reynolds
Minneapolis
Minn
North Kingstown
James Reynolds
C. Mary Reynolds
New York
Margaret Reynolds
C. E. Reynolds
L. Walter Reynolds
Pinckneyville
Lewis G. Reynolds
Dayton
E. W. Reynolds
Harrah J. Reynolds
Rochester
N. Y
Julia L. R. Baldwin
Castine
C. R Boynton
Hartford
Joseph F. Reynolds
Munson
Celia Mary Reynolds
John J. Reynolds
John P. Reynolds
Bristol Neck
Gen. la Fayette
Joseph Reynolds
Old East Burial Ground
Reynolds
O'Wolf Inn
F. B Cole
Lafayette
H.C. Reynolds
William J Reynolds
Auburn, R. I
W.T Reynolds
Ardmore
J P Reynolds
F.B Cole
Judge Reynolds
Mr. Cole
Amy G. Peckham
Susan C. Fones
Washington
R. C
Elizabeth B Reynolds
Catherine A Reynolds
Madeline Reynolds
R. I
Isaac N. Reynolds
Brockton
Elsie B.reynolds
Conp
Viola ‘A. Bromley
Ida E. Reynolds
Eagleville
Coon
Fannie D. Holmes
Westerly
W. T. Reynolds
Howard Reynolds
H. K. Wight
Frank W. Holmes
Abbie L. Reynolds
Amenia
Robert N. Turner
F.£.Webb
New London
H. W. Reynolds
Allen Reynolds
Davisville
George H. Fowler
Paytucket
C. G. Reynolds
H.j.reynolds
Lida Kenney
W. H. Buffington
Schwab Training School
Homestead, PA
Mam
Sully
Czark
Aaron Melamed Shul
Eishineff
Beecham
Mary L. D’wolf
J. F. Peckham
W. Devoy & Co
P S.—&. C. Easterbrooks
Mrs. Williams
Church St. House
A. Dane CO. Kiiegstonette
J. H. Young & Co
N.h.,n.h.& Hartford Railroad Electric Car Service
L. F. Gorham
Local Express
Bristol, R. I
Joseph L. Buffum
Contractor & Builder
Hope ST
James Dixon
Cor
Church Sts
Bristol, R.I
Carpenter & Builder
Church Street
Horace Partridge & Co
J.f.farrally
Senator Hoar
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