Bristol and D Wolf Inn Play-by-Play in 5-2 Tilt
The D Wolf Inn defeated Bristol 5 to 2 in a lively Saturday contest before about a thousand spectators. Perkins held Bristol to five hits while Huggins struck out nine for Bristol. key plays included a tense eighth inning rally by the O Wolf Inns and an error-filled Bristol defense.
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Bristolia
D’wolf Inn
Mitchell
O’wolf Inns
Bristol
Fleftae
Tom Barry
Guinan
Huggins
van Almkerk
Barry
Perkins
Carter
Harvard
Taunton
Providence
Hueltzen
Walker
Simons
Bristols
Horton
Wooo Huggins
O’wolf Iuns
O’ Wolf Inns
Ron
Degnan
Tom
Huéltzen
Almkerk
Storacoe
Darry
Degnanat Senond
Van
Aisky
Wardwell
Ang
Cady
Metcalf
Leahy
Ahearn
Lacker
Heisore
Ati Perkins
Percy
Deguan
Inc
C.f
Siemans
R.f
Lafontaine
Abearn
Wolf Inn
Tacker
Horses Backed Into Harbor During Dumping Mishap
William A. McKay employed by L H Callan toppled a dirt wagon into the harbor at Thames Street near Seth Paull Co. when backing to dump soil for Colt High School. The team was unharnessed. horses and wagon were pulled from the water with no serious damage reported. Contractor Callan notified as salvage work began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian A. McKay
L. H Callan
Colt High School
Seth Paull Co
Thames Street
Cottages Delay Move For New Colt High School Site
Two cottages on Well Street near the future Colt High School site have not yet been moved despite sale terms requiring removal within ten days. As of Aug 14 one cottage was sold to Mrs Ellen S Peckham and the other to Mrs William O Connor. Spencer Rounds and a Providence firm are continuing efforts to relocate the unfinished structures in Warren.
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Well Street
Colt High School
Ellen S. Peckham
William O’connor
Spencer
Warren
Walls Began on Colt High School Construction
The Colt High School building is under early construction with walls planned at 70 feet long on the east and west sides and 105 feet six inches on the north and south. Wall thickness will be two feet ten inches at the base and one foot eight inches at the top using rushed stone and cement. Excavations for the boiler room in the southeast are nearly finished. the boiler room will be four feet below the main basement and measure 2532 feet by 40 feet 4 inches.
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Colt High School
Decorating For the Muster Opens Firemen Parade Prep
The Firoenix office is decorated with flags streamers and bunting for the Firemen's Muster next Monday Sept 8. Abbott Decorating Co of Providence did the work. Other premises vary from C H Bickford's restaurant to W H Buffington's drug store Exile Prews Express office and Suzman clothing store. Work will continue on business places public buildings fire stations and residences to finish by week end.
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Firoenix
Abbott Decorating Co
Providence
C. H.bickford
W. H. Buffington
Webster's Not Musical Dictionary Brass Band Satire
A humor piece describing brass instruments with playful jab at players and band members. It outlines instruments from piccolo to drums with comic notes about tones, usage, and bandroom lore.
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Webster’s
Birth Announcement for Daughter of William F. and Wife Martin
A daughter was born in this town on August 2 to Mr. and Mrs. William F. Martin. The notice notes the family's pride in the new arrival and hints at themes of work and conviction in a clipped, fragmented OCR result.
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Martin
William F. Martin
Easterbrooks
B. Paull
E. G. Spooner
Lydia Pinkham Pillows Tumor Cure Claim In Ad
An old advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as conquering tumors and avoiding serious operations. It cites a case of Mrs. Fannie D. Fox and presents testimonial-like language urging readers to seek the remedy and write for advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Fannie D. Fox
Bristol Fourth in 1906 cited as town’s Day of Days
The piece recounts Bristol’s Fourth of July celebrations with marches, parades, and civic pomp. It highlights Elisha Ward and Tom Usher in artillery uniforms, the American Band led by Jog. Grewell, and the town’s historic figures and oratory. It notes food stalls, games, and fireworks, plus memories of Dan Wilcox’s ice cream and Mount Hope views.
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Reynolds
Josephus
Sidney
Washington
Newport
Guy Fawkes
Peevers
King Philip’s
High
Hope
Bradford
Church
Elisha Wardwell
Tom Frank Usher
Grepu
Columbia
Bristol
Charles Sherry
General Burnside
Shepard
Henry White Diman
Benadic‘fronz
Samuel F.4.upham
Joe Green
Old Town Hall
Wendell Phillips
William Lloyd Garrison
Edward Everett
John B. Gough
Thomas Starr King
Henry Ward Beecher
Thomas M. Clarke
Fred Douglass
Theodore Tilton
Joseph M.blake
J. Russell Bullock
John Turner
Samuel F. Upham
Nat Church
Fort Daddy
Old Town
State Street
Dan’’ Wilcox
Daniel
Mount Hope
Jud A. Reid
St. Louis
Wang A
TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY
An advertisement claims a laxative remedy called GROVE'S tablet cures a gold in one day. Druggists refund money if it fails. The box bears the GROVE'S signature. Price two cents.
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Grove
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Banda
Ohbiefy
Ee Goelho
Manuel
Goelho
Joseph
Aay Coelho
Josh
Ereer
Lydia
Issam
Ayaa
Bick
Mia
Pinkham
Acs
S. Golden 12
Eugene le Clair
Sr. Mason
Win No. 2
Constitution Strees
A. W. Orgelman
Eastman
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Stanley and Standard
Prinig
W. N
C.R. Burgess
R. I
Barton
Buffinton
Philo Hay Specialties Co
Newark
N. J
Hope Drug CO
Hope Street
Robate
James C. Manchester
Gard Bristol
Bristol Phoenix
Herbert F. Bennett
Guardian
John W
Norman N
Grace A
Joseph W
Sorbie i
Lemon
Jennie A. Warren
Ri Ieee
Bristol Dry Good Store
Bradford Street
G. M. Wilbur
Bristoy
York
Fall River
New
East River
N.2
John Shepard
EDDY
The
Waldron-Brownell CO
Bradford St
G. W. Simmons
Constitution Street
William Street
Seaconnet
P. W. Almy
Vaccaro Bros
Franklin Street
Mualo Rarsnea
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