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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1895

Page

2

Defender emerges as a fast vessel amid mixed fortunes

The article contrasts the Defender's brief speed spell with ongoing doubts about its staying power. It notes a sharp shift in English leadership from Rosebery to Salisbury, hints at reformist sentiment in New England, and transitions to a Bristol High School graduation scene with praise for graduates and remarks by officials.

Apollo Club Babbitt Post G. A. R. Hall C. A. Johnson Oscar Church Boston E. P. Church Bristol High School Dongola Russia Bristol C. A. Johnson's

One Hundred Nineteenth Celebration of American Independence

The Bristol town celebrates the 119th anniversary with a morning national salute, church bells, a multi‑division parade on the Common, a reading of the Declaration, an oration by William J. O’Donnell, and a band concert. A five‑mile bicycle race, a base ball game Bristol versus Cranatone, and evening fireworks close the program.

Bristol Train of Artillery Church Street State Street High Aid Marshall Customs and Post Office Bristol County General Assembly King Philip Steam Fire Engine Co Wm. Dh. Andrews Wm. A. Rawson E8tate Street Valley Walley Hope Thames Homes State Reading William J. Duffy William ‘T. O'Donnell Walker's Cove Memorial Hall Bristols Cranatone Attleboro

Bristol Topics on Fourth Celebrations and Local News

Bristol posts full holiday edition notes with Fourth of July plans and events. Local promotions include firework sales, ice cream orders, and stage rehearsals. Community updates cover church services, missing child found, court delays, and notices from the Bristol ball team and Daughters of the American Revolution.

Boston Mya WW. J.reiley D. H. Tanner Frank C. Child Bristol Queen Olives G. W. Easterbrooks A. P. Johnson Groton Groton, Conn W. F. Peters & Co

Fireworks sales and floral day events across town

Storefronts advertise Fourth of July fireworks and wallpaper while a funeral for Mrs. Louise Levalley is noted. Community events include Floral Day at Frat Baptist Church with a large youth chorus and a detailed bicycle race program with entrants, prizes, and officials. A Defender model on display at Colt mansion follows a fashionable launch day reception for 140 guests including notable New York figures.

C. A. Johnson's William F. Briggs High Street Dreadnaught Hose House Mr. Briggs G.W. Easterbrooksa H. F. Card Messrs. Bartlett, Smith and Bowen Pawtuxet Arthur Card Providence Defender J. W. Munro & Son Grand Army Hall Dora Boston F. S. Moultrie May Horton John Gravelin F. S. Burgess Judy William L. Watrous New York Hartford Frank Torrey W. F. Peters & Co King Philip Engine Co William H. Andrews I. B. Munro John M. Norris District Court Roger Brownell McNay Frat Baptist Church First Baptist Church L L. Anderstrom Anderstrom Gertrude Geisler G. D. Walcott Jesus Shepherd Issie Toys Effie Horton Lifene O. J. Sisson L. L. Anderstrom Sadie Gorham Miss May Horton Hope Lizzie Lake Miss Pierce Mr Walcutt God Maria Daisy Fish Grace Allan Madonna Hattie Chaffee Col 8. P. Colt Hope Street Iselin Mr. Morgan Mr. Vanderbilt N. G. Herreshoff J. B. Herréshoff Miss Norris Samuel Norris, Jr Ted

Federals Lose to Bristols in Train-Delayed Ball Game

The Bristols defeated the Federals 13 to 6 after a delayed Providence arrival. Key plays included Mulvey being stranded on a wild pitch, Greenhalge fielding sharply, and Holt’s costly wild throws as Bristol tied and pulled ahead. O’Donnell, Duffy, and Tobin led home scoring with steady hits and steals. Ended after eighth inning to allow the visitors to catch a train.

Bristols Federala Federals Providence Mulvey Buchanan Bolt Rooney Armstrong Phillips Greenhialge O Donnell Maton Holt Sodred Greenhalge Ind Aillipe O'Donnell Tobin Duffy Thompson McGeddy Holt Galvin Bristol PO O'Donnell Greenhal Tobin Alge Corre T. Connery Cooney P ‘Thompson Delaney R F R. Connery PO Mulvey Wedesdt Cahill Hart Aes Ae Veel Nee Ponompson Rice T. Conne Evie Delane Oo Donnell Muvey Wild Kinder John Brady Conney Ralph

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