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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1904
Page
4
Edward I. Fae appointed administrator of Mary E Thompson estate by Bristol Probate Court. Bond filed as required. All creditors must present claims or file them with the court clerk within six months from initial advertisement.
Multiple probate notices from Bristol involving Caroline Munro Eva May Cole and Albert C Greene. Requests for administrators or administratrix filed by Francis Munro and Hannah C Perry, with accounts and guardianship proceedings by Frank M Dimond. Court sets hearings Feb 1 1904 and Feb 15 1904, notices to run fourteen days in Bristol Phoenix.
George H. Peck as administrator petitions to sell the deceased William B Gray’s real estate to cover debts, funeral costs, and support his family. The estate lies along Narrows road Bristol and may require selling the whole or part of the property. A probate hearing is set for February 1 1904 with fourteen days of weekly notice in the Bristol Phoenix.
A Carlow County Herald editor, newly risen in Plattville, reshapes politics by publishing bold editorials against Rodney McCune. McCune withdraws after a tense confrontation following a covert affidavit, while threats from the White Caps loom over the town and the editor’s plan to publish further incriminating records.
A claim that many heart ailments are caused by indigestion is presented. The ad argues stomach fermentation pressures heart, offering Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as relief. It cites a personal recovery after four months and promotes bottle sizes and price, with W. H. Buffington as local seller.
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