Hasbrouck Cleared In Scarlet Fever Case Trial
The Bristol health officer Dr. O J Hasbrouck was discharged after the district court debated whether he wilfully neglected to report a scarlet fever case. Judge Joyce found the prosecution failed to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, noting medical opinions varied and Hasbrouck acted on his best judgment. The crowded hearings highlighted disputes among local doctors, with testimonies from Sheriff Cady and Superintendent Reynolds cited as pivotal. The case continues on the third page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Head
Bristol
O. J. Hasbrouck
Arthure W. Joyce
Whasbronck
Joyce
Hasbrouck
Nettie Lewis
John S. Murdock
En Hasbrouck
Providence
Dr. Williams
Mr. Head
Lorrin E. Cooke
Lewis
Sheriff Cady
Sheriff Cady and Mr. Reynolds
Hasbronnck
Swarts
Williams
Merriman
Refused Admission To Schools By Kinder Family
Two children Hannah and Ralph Kinder were refused admission to public schools after a note from Ralphs teacher Miss Adams and a call from Dr Duffy. The Kinder family also mentions a ill younger child Joseph who recently recovered from German measles and was treated by Dr Hasbrouck. Dr Duffy and Dr Seigel will examine the ill child next Sunday to decide if the other Kinder children may attend school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Kinder
Hannah
Ralph
Miss Adams
Kinder
Duffy
Vote for Senator Remains Same Amid Ongoing Balloting
The state legislature continues daily voting for U S Senator with little change. On the ninth ballot taken after noon today the tally was Ocl 88 Wetmore 31 Goddard 40 Utter 1, needing 56 for a choice. An adjournment was declared until next Tuesday.
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U. S
Ocl
Wetmore
Goddard
Utter
Y M C A Notes Debating Club and Meeting Signals
The Y M C A notes outline a Wednesday evening debate on whether reducing the School Committee from 15 to 7 serves the community interests with speakers to be announced in Tuesdays paper. It also mentions a Students basketball game against Fall River Boys' Club Saturday evening, Phi Alpha Pi Bible class at 7 80, a social after class, and the Board of Managers meeting Friday at 8.
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Fall River
Phi Alpha Pi
Board of Managers
Probate Court semi monthly session notes estates and wills
Probate Court presided by Judge Frank H. Hammill. Will of cate O Bennett received for probate and executor bond set at $300 with Oliver Blaisdell as surety. Administrator for Susan F Bowler estate appointed with $300 bond and William H Thayer as surety. Inventory approved for Daniel Stevens ward and Diedrich Molenkamyp estates. Will of Daniel Stevens presented for notice under General Laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Hammill
Cate O. Bennett
Fred” “Biel
Oliver
Prospects Good for Ice Crops This Winter
The coldest night of the season left thermometers from four to twelve below zero with readings at F. i Kemieres 10 below O. kd. Herreshoff 4 below Soldiers Home 6 below and Ferry Hill 41 below Little's Narrows reported 12 below The upper harbor partly froze Work on laying marble for Colt Memorial High School halted due to cold but will resume when cement won t freeze Ice men anticipate a strong ice crop this year as last season saw little supply from outside sources
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F. i Kemieres
O. Kd
Herreshoff
Ferry Hill
Little’s Narrows
New Colt Memorial High School
New Hampshire
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Bristol, R
Poppasquash Road
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Bristol, R. F
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Herman Thiele
County Gas
Young’s Drug Store
Earle & Prew’s Express Office