Bishop Doran Dies After Illness in Providence
The Rev Thomas F A Doran auxiliary Bishop of Providence diocese died at St Josephs Hospital after a week long illness from a Ja grip attack followed by pneumonia. He was born Oct 4 1856 in Barrington educated at Mount St Marys Emmitsburg and Woonsocket ordained 1890. He served St Marys Taunton Newport St Edwards Providence and was Vicar General from 1894. Created Titular Bishop of Halicarnassus and Auxiliary in 1915, he held papal honors including Prothonotary Apostolic. Survived by his brother Judge John Doran and sisters Margaret and Catherine. Funeral Friday at 10 at the Cathedral of SS Peter and Paul Providence.
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Doran
Thomass F.adoran
Diocese of
Providence
St Joseph’s Hospital
James and
Catherine (Nolan) Doran
Barrington
Warren
Mount St.Mary's College
Emmettsburg
St. Charles’ Church
Woonsocket
Thomas F. Hendricken
St. Mary's Church
Taunton
Newport
St. Edward's Church
Matthew Harkins
Halicarnassus
SS. Peter and Paul
J. Doran
Pius X
Ately
Inc
John *Doran
Superior ‘Court
Margaret
Catherirne Doran
St. Mary’s Church
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Cathedral of SS. Peter and Paul
Adaptability of Chinese Walnut Tree for Northern Florida Cultivation
Experiments prove the adaptability of the Chinese wood tree for northern Florida growth. A tree in Tallahassee bore two bushels of fruit last season. Besides economic value, it is ornamental with clusters of white flowers and reddish yellow centers, resembling catalpa when in full bloom.
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Florida
Tallahassee
Fla
Catalpa
Sloan's Liniment Aids Rheumatism Sufferers
An 1915 San Francisco reader testimonial extols Sloan's Liniment for immediate relief during rheumatic attacks. The note claims rapid pain reduction after a few drops and credits the remedy with restoring the writer to work at a major department store.
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Sloan
S. F
Sloan's
H. B. Smith
San Francisco
Cal
The War on Alcohol Prohibition Across States in 1915
Ferdinand C. Inglehart notes in The Christian Herald Almanac that 1915 saw multiple state actions toward prohibition. Alabama Arkansas Idaho Iowa Wyoming South Carolina Ohio Utah and South Dakota moved toward or implemented bans or referendums, leaving nineteen prohibition states as 1915 ends.
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Alabama
Arkansas
Idaho
Iowa
District of Columbia
Wyoming
South Carolina
America
Ohio
Utah
South Dakota
Ferdinand C. Inglehart
D. D
Christian Herald Almanac
General Hugo and the Thionville Siege Legend
A century earlier Gen Count Joseph Hugo defended Thionville during two sieges and earned a reputation for bold, picturesque warfare. The tale recalls his mercy after battle when he gave water to a wounded Moor, only to be fired upon by a pistol shot that narrowly missed him.
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Joseph Hugo
Victor Hugo
Thionville
Lucknow
Napoleon
Diedenhofen
Greast
Metz
Lorraine
Hugo
Italy
Spain
Bull Attack Wounds Justice of the Peace in Donegal
An enraged bull charged a justice of the peace at Larganreagh County Donegal Ireland. The man sat on a bridge when the bull charged dragged him into the water and seriously wounded him. Farm hands drove off the bull and rescued him.
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Larganreagh
County Donegal
Ireland
Nufl
Turpentine and Vaseline Liniment Promoted for Skin Application
A mixture of equal amounts of vaseline and turpentine is described as effective and convenient. Melt the vaseline, mix with turpentine, apply warm and rub into the skin while protecting clothing from an oily stain.
Deaf couples dance to vibrations in San Francisco exhibit
The vibrations from an orchestra shivered the floor enough for deaf dancers to move in time. Others by watching also fell into rhythm, showcasing a silent yet lively display of motion.
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San Francisco
Home dental care tip for tartar prevention
The advice suggests dipping an orangewood stick in clear lemon juice and rubbing it over the teeth and gums four or five times weekly. It also recommends rubbing the gums with glycerin once or twice daily to maintain gum health.
Kaiser's link to the beast puzzle sparks debate
An unnamed discoverer links the German ruler to the biblical beast in Revelation using the word Kaiser. By assigning alphabet positions and adding a six for his six sons, the sums total 666. The interpretation arouses skepticism but fuels wartime speculation about current events and methods.
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German Empire
Isaac Newton
Bristol Aerie of Eagles to Install Officers and Banquet
The Bristol Aerie No. 953 Fraternal Order of Eagles will install officers at Grand Army Hall next Monday evening with David J. Barr and Thomas J. Tobin assisting. A banquet follows on January 20 in the same hall, with James Holmes chairing the arrangements and a full committee listed.
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Bristol Aerie
Order of Eagles
Grand Army Hall
David J. Barr
Providence
Thomas J. Tobin
the Aerie
James Holmes
Albert Edmonds
John R. White
George Ugas
George Feathers
William Burke
George McClure
Funerals for Eliza Sherman and George G. Taylor
The funeral of Mrs. Eliza Sherman who died last Wednesday was held Saturday at 1 30 P M from 41 Cottage Street with Rev Francis H Spear conducting due to Rev A C McGilton illness. Interment at North Cemetery. The funeral of Comrade George G Taylor who died at the Soldiers Home was held Saturday at 11 30 A M at the Mortuary Chapel North Cemetery with Rev Charles E McCoy officiating. Four veterans from the home served as bearers. Burial followed in the soldiers lot.
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Eliza Sherman
Cottage Street
A. C. McGilton
State Street
M. E
Francis H. Spear
Warren Methodist Church
North Cemetery
George G. Taylor
Charles E. McCoy
Trinity Episcopal Church
How to Clean the Carpet Sweeper Brush
A small wire hair brush works well to remove hair and string from the carpet sweeper brush, making maintenance quick and simple.
A Word With Women About Kidney Trouble
An advice notice urges women to consider kidney trouble when back pains dizziness and urinary issues occur. It promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as an effective remedy, citing Mrs. Paul Pevin of Bristol who reports relief after using the product bought from J H Young's Drug Store. Price 50c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Bristol
Paul Pevin
Washington St
Doan
J. H. Young
Pevin
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Obituary notices for Antonio Santulli and Comrade Arnold
Obituary details Antonio Santulli aged 73 of Usher Street who died Saturday after a grip and pneumonia. Born in Pagliata Italy he served in the Italian army and in the Italian Austrian war of 1866. Survived by wife Maria and 10 children. Funeral at St Mary Church and interment at St Mary Cemetery. Also obituary note for Comrade Arnold born Hopkinton Mass who served in the Civil War with Rhode Island Infantry and Veteran Reserve Corps. He was a widower and buried in Hopkinton.
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Antonio Santulli
Usher Street
Pagliata
Chieti
Italy
Fle
Thetalian
Rome
Maria Santulli
Lawrence
Nicola
Guiseppe
Giovanni Santulli
Nicola Santulli
State Street
Annie
Cecelia
Julia
Concetta
Clara Puya
Vincenzo Puya
Bristol
Maria de Florio
Alfonso de Florio
Philadelphia
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Brest
Arnold
Hopkinton
Mass
Rhode Island Infantry
Veteran Reserve Corps
Eighty-eighth Company
William J McDonough Dies After Brief Illness in Bristol
William J McDonough of Bristol died Saturday morning at Rhode Island Hospital after a brief illness from a complication of diseases. He was in his 50s, born in Providence, lived in Warren several years, and moved to Bristol in 1903 where he ran the Montreal House on Thames Street. Survived by a wife and three children in Bristol and a mother, two brothers F and James McDonough, and three sisters Miss Catherine McDonough Miss B E McDonough and Mrs James H Smith of Warren. Funeral held at 8:30 from his residence 540 Thames Street with a 9 o'clock Requiem Mass at St Marys Church sung by Rev Thomas J Gillan. Bearers were Edward McKeon William Duffy Martin and John McDonough James and Vincent Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. McDonough
Rhode Island Hospital
Providence
Warren
Bristol
Montreal
Thames Street
James McDonough
Catherine McDonough
B. E. McDonough
James H. Smith
St. Mary’s Church
Thomas J. Gillan
Edward McKeon
William Duffy
Fall River
Martin
John McDonough
James
Vincent Smith
Comrade Ellery W. Price Dies at 70 in Providence
Ellery W Price died Sunday night about 10 30 at the Soldiers Home from pneumonia after a lung grip. A Civil War veteran, he served in the Tenth and Eleventh Rhode Island Volunteer Infantry. He was admitted from Providence January 26 and is survived by his brother Frank Price of Providence. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 pm from 830 Broad Street Providence.
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Ellery W. Price
Rhode Island Volunteer Infantry
Providence
Frank Price
Broad Street
Comrade Joseph G. Arnold Dies at Soldiers' Home
Comrade Joseph G. Arnold died Sunday at the Soldiers Home. The notice records his death and affiliation without additional details in the obituaries style of the local paper.
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Joseph G. Arnold
Soldiers
Successful New Year masquerade dance in Bristol hall
The Bristol Council No. 379 Knights of Columbus hosted a well attended New Year’s Eve masquerade at G. A. R. Hall. Crown Orchestra provided music. Guests came from Providence Warren and nearby towns in fancy costumes. Miss Margaret Dwyer of Providence won a silk umbrella for best ladies costume. Arrangements were led by Reuben S Dunn Robert G Newbold William F Sisson John Lavander and Charles E Burns with reception committee Judge Frank Hammill James Lavander John F Dunn Dr M J O Bsein and James J Connery.
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G. A. R. Hall
Bristol Council
Knights of Columbus
Crown Orchestra
Providence
Warren
Margaret Dwyer
Reuben S. Dunn
Robert G. Newbold
William F. Sisson
John Lavander
Charles E. Burns
Frank H. Hammill
James Favander
John F. Dunn
M. J. O’bsien
James J. Connery
The Greatest Health Insurance Is The World
An ad noting exclusive selling rights for a health aid product titled Relaxation with trial size priced at 10 cents. It promotes a broad health insurance metaphor and markets a low cost introductory offer.
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Vz Beera
Ane Bost
Hathaway’s Bread
Hathaway’s
New York Times
Bristol Aerie OF Eagles
Rhode Island
Providence, R. 1
Antonio Santulki
E. W. Price
T. P. Taylor
Louisville
Suas Lye
P Taylor
Rexall
Hope Drug CO
New Orleans
Swift
Newman Bros
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