Bristol Town Team Game Cancelled Claims Stir Confusion
An August dispute over a Bristol versus Cleveland Colored Giants baseball game triggered transfers of notices and conflicting statements. Bristols Doug Godfrey and Chas Hughes clashed with association officials over a August 6 scheduling error. Managers Turenne and Duffs reported attempts to cancel and resist outside pressure. The episode involved posters and public notices and ended with unclear records and lingering tensions in the Bristol Baseball Association.
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Bristol
James Gibbons
Cleveland Colored Giants
Blyen Field
Association
Jewell
Chas Hughes
Manville
Turenne
Mir Turenne
John Street
Valley Falls
Joseph Duffs
Godfrey
Godtres
Warren- Bristol
Ing
Henroldd
Storm Damage Strands Pedestrians as Floods Hit Franklin Street
Severe storm caused high water on Franklin Street between Bradford and Franklin, flooding side streets and catching basins. Thames Street near the station saw a lake form as power outages struck Narragansett Electric. A transformer at Warren station burned out cutting light service. a suburban car derailed on Thames near Franklin delaying Consolidated trains until a wrecking crew repaired the rails.
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Pepto Manganati Iron Purifies Blood and Restores Vitality
An old patent medicine claim describes Pepto Manganati of Iron as purifying and enriching the blood and reviving tired, run-down people. It asserts no bowel side effects unlike many iron preparations.
Town residents take vacations and trips across New England
Local figures including Miss Mary A Leahy, Dr and Mrs Howard W Church, Michael J Doyle and family, and Francis P Mc Govern depart for two week travels to Oak Bluffs Naples New York and Boston area. Several couples plan rests in Maine New Hampshire and Que st Orchard Beach while others return from trips to Philadelphia Philadelphia and the coast.
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Mary A Leahy
Oak Bluffs
Mass
Howard W Church
Naples
Maine
Michael J Doyle
Louise
New York
Thomas P
Robert J. Connery
Berkshire Hills
W J Golden
Chicopee Falls
Elizabeth V. Breen
High Street
Benjamin M MacDougall
Lake Wiannipesaukee
N H
Francis P McGovern
Francis, Jr
New York City
Juniper Hill Cemetery
Bradford
Church Street
George A Boutlher
Harold C Newman
Portland
Employed Boys Outing At Howe Farm Ferry Pitch
The employed boys' club of the Y Mo oCA held a field day and bake at Howe Farm Ferry Pitch after postponement from Saturday due to weather. Domenic Bisbano won the swimming race and marathon and the high point prize. Antonio Valaro took second in swimming. Joseph Chirello led the 100 yard dash and bage race. John Russo was runner up in the marathon. Martin Manst and Joseph Bishano won the three legged race. The event closed with a hake feast as the New York boat passed.
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Y Mo Oca
Howe Farm Ferry
Nthe
Domenic Bisbano
Antonio Valaro
Joseph Chirello
John Russo
Domenic Bishano
Martin Manst
Joseph Bishano
New York
Bristol Dogs Win Prizes at Rhode Island Kennel Club Show
At Newport on Saturday the Bristol Glendyne Kennels earned multiple prizes. Trish setter won best dog in breed, along with best in class and several club medals. Other dogs gained top placings including best bitch and best brace, with exhibitors praised for showmanship.
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Rhode
Newport
Prish
Trish Setter
Hess Pounter
Beter
Oa Minibter
Funeral for Aniello Voccia at Our Lady of Mt Carmel
The funeral for Aniello Voccia aged 50 from 50 Munro Avenue was held at 9 AM yesterday at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. Rev. Joseph Poja conducted a high mass. he was born in Scafati Italy and came to the U S about 20 years ago. Survived by wife two daughters and four sons. burial at St Marys Cemetery.
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Aniello Voccia
Munro Avenue
St Mary's Cemetery
Funeral services held for Thomas H Mowry in Warren
Thomas H Mowry died while visiting Lakeport New Hampshire. Funeral rites were at his home 8 Burton Street Warren conducted by Rev Samuel Lindsey. Mowry born 1850 North Scituate son of Philp and Maria. Longtime Herreshoff machinist and former machine shop foreman. Survived by daughter Mrs Charles Liscomb and son Frank H Mowry. Fraternal member Washington Lodge F and A M Warren. Bearers named. Cemetery at South Cemetery Warren.
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Arnold Drver
Herman Kemp
St Josephs Catholic Club
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St Josephs Church
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Prescott Pau
Phladelphia
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Mer
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James Pooleahy
Moss Catherine Laver
Bmi
Rosenda Burdge
Marc Cassidy
Mary l Latiff
Cambridge
Hodges Cottage
Bristol Narrows
Joston
Wall River
Llauntean
New Jedford
Edward J Ddahanty
Mount Hope
Thomas H Mowry
Lakeport
Burton Street
Samuel Lindsey
Fist Congregational Church
Mr Mowry
North Scituate
Philp
Maria Mowry
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
Washington Lodge
Warren
Mowry
Charles H Liscomb
Frank H Mowrs
Malow N H
Herreshoff
Edwin FO Lindsey
William Po Paine
Frederick Hodgdon
Fred Stanton
South Cemeters
Warren, RI
Frog Hollow Club Outing Clam Bake Held With Contests
The Frog Hollow Club held its first annual clam bake on Sunday with noon chowder followed by athletic events. Winners included Maher in yard dash, Jordan in relay and road jump, Burke second in several races, and Jordan captaining the relay team.
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Maher Turst
Ao Burke
Martin
Jordan
Jo Kearney
Mest
Jodan
EP Lasenberg
Madtigh
Meartiny
Jordan Jo Kearney
Burke Hart
Warren Sports
Maher
Burke
J Kournes
For Sale Private Family Car Small Model
Private family car for sale in poor condition with self starter and new tires. Appears clean with low mileage and recent tire mounting. Price is cheap, contact at 16 Porthind street off preseved atieet Ptrevidence FT, phone S10 WW for details.
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Feria Wuthermores
Porthind Street
Unclear Fragment Sparks Benign Confusion Among Readers
The text presents a garbled message with multiple scattered phrases. Missing context prevents identifying a person, event, or location. Readers are left to speculate about intended names and meaning while no concrete news item emerges.
Local Notice of Public Land Auction Details
Fragmented text appears to describe a public sale or land auction with references to streets, addresses, and entities. It mentions applying at a location on a street and city, with dates and offices involved. The readable portions indicate a formal notice inviting bids or applications for a land or property sale from a municipal or governmental body.
Bristol County Tennis Notes Brings Mixed Doubles Quarters
In the mince age doubles at Silver Creek Excelsior Club Miss Helen Morris and E N Kinsley beat Miss Margaret Waterman and Lewis Waterman Jr 6-2 6-4. In the men's doubles John OConnor and Charles Coutanche won 7-5 6-? over Thomas pormar and James Coutanche.
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Bristol County
Excelsior Tennis Club
Silver Creek
Helen Morris
E. N. Kinsley
Margaret Waterman
Lewis Waterman, Jr
John O'Connor
Charles Coutanche
Thomas
Pormar
James Coutanche
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Excelsior
R W. Nelson
James DeWolf Perry
Francis Herreshoff
J Spink
Theresa Sullivan
Miss Moessner
R W Nelson
James
Bristol Chapter D A R to Dedicate Rhode Island Tablet
Bristol Chapter D A R invites members to join the state body in dedicating a tablet commemorating the Battle of Rhode Island at Portsmouth Rhode Island on August 29 A basket lunch will be served at Mrs Hall s home Sprague Street Portsmouth and attendees are asked to take the 1115 ferry to Bristol Ferry to ensure timely arrival for lunch and dedicatory exercises
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Rhode Island
Portsmouth
Hall
Sprague Street
Bristol Ferry
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