Tucker Guilty of First Degree in Weston Stabbing Case
A jury returned a first degree verdict of guilty Tuesday night against Charles L. Tucker for the March 31, 1904, stabbing death of Miss Mabel Page in Weston, Mass. The verdict surprised locals who expected acquittal or a hung jury though circumstantial evidence was strong. Some townsfolk voiced lingering doubt about Tucker's innocence, noting his weak character and desire for display, while others defended his conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Tucker
Mabel Page
Weston
Mass
Tucker
T’ucker
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Endorsement Ad
An advertisement extols DeWitt's Little Early Risers as relief for liver troubles and constipation. It cites Bob Moore of Lafayette Indiana praising the pills for mild harmless action and effective relief, noting they do not weaken the stomach and travel well, with W Buffington selling them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Bob Moore
LaFayette
Ind
Moe
W. Buffington
No School Signal And The Blizzard
A moral on honesty and a trial outcome highlights the value of character. The piece discusses a school no session whistle used during a blizzard and the shortcomings when signals are misused, stressing timely alerts and responsibility by authorities. It ends with a quip about predictable weather and a humorous exchange over unsettled conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Bristol Post Office Mails Arrive and Local Updates
Mails arrive Sunday at 8 30 p m with general delivery for stamps. Sunday mall from carriers at south door 9 30 to 10 30 a m. Town notes include fire escape plans, Dr Siegel recovering from pneumonia, Salvation Army managers arriving, and a cancelled Whickford basketball game due to storm. Also reported: Bird Commissioner appointment, a street accident, engagements, church services, lodge events, a large business sale, and various local social happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Door
A. A. Bivans
Salvation Army
Chew
Whickford
Y. M.C A
LLOYD PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN WARREN LARCENY CASE
Frederick Lloyd faced a preliminary hearing in Warren on charges of larceny and assault after being arrested for stealing a watch from William F Walsh. He was held on $200 bail per charge, later remanded to Providence County jail, with Walsh requesting no further action. Watches were returned and funds recovered. Judge Bosworth warned of public protection needs.
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Albert Benard
Henry Goff
Providence
Elton
A. W. Barrett
Co. Barrett
U. S. Guard
District Court
O L. Bosworth
Hope Street
Jack Wright
Benjamin Carey
State Farm
Frederick Lloyd
Warren
William F. Walsh
O. N. Bosworth
Bristol County
Macomber
Cronin and
McGeary
Cady
W. T. O'Donnell, Esq
Lloyd
Walsh
Thomas L. Page
Cronin
O’donnell
Bosworth
Llyyd
Cranston
Bought Chamberlains Cough Remedy Spreads Among Friends
A Victoria Australia druggist reports a customer who used Chamberlains Cough Remedy for her children and bought nine bottles over two weeks to send to friends in different parts of the state. The note highlights strong positive word of mouth and advises others to try the remedy. Sold by W. H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ff. W. J. Fletcher
Victoria
Australia
Chamberlain
W. H. Buffington
Card of Thanks to All Friends and Family
Card of thanks from Mrs. Patrick McGovern and family for kindness and sympathy after bereavement. Special thanks to the employees of the varnish department of the N. K. Co. for the pillow of flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Office
Geo. A. Streeter
Joseph Sexton
Maria Taylor
Chester W. Barrows
Geo. P. Roy
P McGovern
M. E. Church
M. Dimond
N. K. Co
Patrick McGovern
Buite 362 Wednesdays Saturdays
A terse listing notes sessions on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 10 AM to 2 PM and 9:4 PM to 1 PM. The irregular times suggest a schedule block or repeating hours for a local program or facility.
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Bristol Phoenix
Farrally
Britain
Bristol Post Office
Phoenix News
E. &. Easterbrooks
F. Briggs
Wood’s
High Bt
W. J. Fish & Co
D. G. Lebb
Hasbrouck
Your
Phoenix
Dodge & Camfield
Exchange Place
Providence, R. I
Peirce’s Shoes
Thos.f.peirce & Son
Dorrance and Westminster Corner
R. I
Bristol and Prcinity
Bristol
P m
Josephus Gooding
Gooding
R. Siegel
High Street
Utter
William H. Thayer
William Bryant
Thames Street
Dr. Church
Dr. Duffy
Louise Doyle
U. S. C. Club
State Street
Annie Christie
Alfred L. Gardner
Alice Louise
Marcius H. Marchant
Bristol Pentecostal Church
F. E. Talbee
Sheffield-King Milling Co
Mineapolis
John D. Peck
Rockland
United Brothers’ Lodge
Orrin K.thurston
Right Scene
Amasa Williston
James O. Manchester
National India Rubber Co
Manchester
James T. Manchester
Edward E. Wilkinson
Philo V. Cady
R. &.Church
Hisie L
Dora Battcher
Albert *Battcher
Wood Street
Charles Street
Bristol Train of Artillery
G. A. R. Ball
Straight Brothers’ Orchestra
House of Representatives
Peck
Committee On Judiciary
Committee On
James A. Newman
Mr. Newman
D. G. Coggeshall
Hydraulion Engine and Hose Co
Herreshoff
Herreshoff Fire Department
Rhode Island Drug CO
A. J. Jasmin
Huyler
Eaton & Halbert’s
Ward’s
Crane's
Wright's
Colgate
Lazell’s
Armour
Weybosset St
Bristol County Gas & Electric C Company
Young’s Drug Store
Stowell
First Baptist Church
Louis
Bickford
E. M. Handy
Grand Army Hall
Miss Handy
G A. R. Hall
George Mason
M. D
Belvedere
Buite
Aix
Geo. D. Roy
Cor. Oliver and Thames Sts
Timothy Hay
Knowles
Robert J. McKay
D. R. Case
Franklin Street
Mamie FE. Pierce
Elizabeth Sheehan
Walter Ormes
Wardwell Lumber Co
W. T. C. Wardwell
Icolm Macnaught
A. Johnson
L. L. Anderstrom
Church Street
Bristol Public Market
D. G. Leeb
Vermont
Maine
Harry Jane
Elgin Creamery
Florida
Ruits
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