Relief of Stricken Italy Aids by United States Aid
Rhode Island lawmakers approve a 10000 dollar relief appropriation for Italian earthquake victims. Hamburg sails with 25 tons clothing and 18 tons provisions to Genoa and Naples, donated by Nathan Straus and Progresso Italia Americano, to be sent via Italian Red Cross.
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Rhode Island House of Representatives
Calabria
Sicily
Hamburg
New York
Genoa
Naples
Nathan Straus
Progresso Italia Americano
Italian Red Cross
King Victor
Mr. Griscom
America
Rizzo
University of
Messina
Helena
Italy
Quirinal Palace
Herealf
Sperry
Port Said
Celtic
Oulgoa
Admiral Sperry
Mediterranean
Navy Department
Roosevelt
Connecticut
Vermont
Kansas
Minnesota
Georgia
Nebraska
Rhode,Island
New Jersey
Marseilles
Louisiana
Virginia
Heixot
Syria
Smyrna
Wisconsin
Illinois
Kearsarge
Matta
Algier
Kentucky
Tripoli
Algiers
Missouri
Ohio
Athena
Salonica
Negro Bay
Moroccar
Gibraltar
United States
Probate Notice for Emma Chesebrough Will Bristol
The Probate Court of Bristol records an instrument claiming to be the last will of Emma R Chesebrough, late of Bristol, filed for probate. Hearing set for January 18, 1909 at 10:30 a.m. in the Probate Court Room with notice to be published weekly for fourteen days in the Bristol Phoenix.
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Robate
Bristol
Emma R. Chesebrough
Emma R Chesebrough
Bristol Phoenix
John M. Coggushall
Guardians seek approval to sell minor heirs' Bristol land
In Bristol on December 21, 1908 guardians petition to authorize sale of minors Harold A Louis C and Susan Easterbrooks real estate, about ten acres on Metacom Avenue bounded by George Fales and the Kirkemuit river. The land, part of the Sherman place, is to fund debts and better invest proceeds. Hearing set January 18, 1909 at 10:30 a.m. in Probate Court Bristol. Notice ordered for fourteen days in the Bristol Phoenix.
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Bristol
Harold A. Louis C
Susan Easterbrooks
Clara M. McCaw
Harold A
Louis C
William Henry Church
County of
Rhode Island
George Fales
Wiliam Henry Church
Metacom Avenue
Kirkemuit River
Sherman Place
Probate Court
John .M. Coggeshall
Executor Named for James F. Goff Estate in Bristol
The Probate Court of Bristol appoints FRANK GOFF as executor of James F. Goff late of Bristol deceased. He has filed the required bond. Creditors must present claims or file them with the Bristol court clerk within six months from the first advertisement.
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Bristol
James F. Goff
Frank Goff
R. I
LeRoy H. Newbold
Harriet L. Talbot
Brown University tribute to Dr James A DeWolf
A long appreciation recalls Dr James A DeWolf class of 1861 Brown University author of Alma Mater. The piece celebrates his college hymn, loved by graduates, performed by Reeves Band, and cherished as a college anthem across public occasions.
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Brown
James A. DeWolf
Brononia
Henry Kk. Palmer
DeWalf
Gies
Hay
Army
Navy
Sanny
Reeves
First Baptist Chofel
Eta
Psi Upsilon
Laar
Sayles Hall
Frayed Patient Diction Shapes Dental Trial Scene
A clipped dialogue from a dental scene shows a patient protesting perceived disrespect as the dentist probes with a slender instrument to assess a dying nerve. The exchange reveals tension over patient care and professional conduct during treatment.
Unhappy Answer In A London Opinion Column
In a London Opinion piece a curate argues a widow’s death leaves him lonely explaining his spiteful cat keeps him company. Giles recounts the confession as a social vignette on loneliness and loss.
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Giles
London
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Wanamaker’s
Pennsylvania
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
John Wanamaker
New York City
R.I
Mildred F. Newbold
WW Tian ‘Bailey
Brown Universi
Totlowiig
Jameu A. DeWolf
Starmer
Anil
Rand Express
Adams Express
Woodraft
Washington
Carnegie
Vmiddle
England
Mexico
Gulf’ ‘States
Providence
Eimbroidery
Narragansett
HALE
New England
Gansett”Ansett Brewing Co
T. M.morris
Warren
White Wash Good
Aes
S&s
Baba Adc
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