Bryan as banquet guest lectures on Christian duty abroad
Hon William Jennings Bryan spoke at a London American Society July 4 banquet. He avoided American politics and urged Christian nations to aid pagan lands, advocating universal education and elevating others through science government arbitration labor dignity. He opposed imperialism while stressing interwoven destinies and cultural influence.
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William Jennings Bryan
American Society
London
Bryan
United States
England
India
Philippines
Uniteds States
Japan
China
Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar advertised cough syrup
Children like Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar. The pleasantest and best cough syrup to take, because it contains no opiates. Sold by W. H. Suthington.
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Kennedy
W. H. Suthington
Bristol Town News Highlights and Local Notices
John M. Connery of New York spent the Fourth in town. Several social events, dances, and meetings are announced including a lawn party by St Pauls Church in Portsmouth, a Summer Golf Tournament, and a musical fundraiser for the Y.M.C.A. Local incidents include a horse runaway on Franklin Street and damage from a southwest gale to harbor boats. Mrs. Eugene LeClair Jr and family plan a six week New Brunswick visit. many residents travel to Warrenton for Fourth of July events.
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John M. Connery
New York
Town
S. M. Kinnicutt
East Providence
Frank T. Kinnicutt
Bristol Neck
Regina Heffernan
E. F. Heffernan
New York City
Bristol Gate
Connery
Juliet Coggeshall
St. Louis
el Paso
Texas
Cloudcroft
N. M
Horace B. Stevens
St. Paul’s Church
Portsmouth
Guild
Newport Ferry
Newtown
Teresa Hammill
National India Robber Co
Frederick Brownell
Franklin Street
Albert Edmund
John P. Lynch
Long Island Hospital
Andrew Lynch
Ferrycliffe Farm
Henry W. Hayes
Union Street
Eugene LeClair, Jr
James Davidson
New Brunswick
Collins Street
Bristol
the Sewer Commission
Bristol Sewer Commission
Eber Hill
Julia McVey Rohan
Probate
Real Estate Transfers Filed in Town Clerk Office
Augusta H Rich and Samuel Kinder and wife sold a two and a half story house and land on Cook street to Joseph Duhuc and wife.
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Augusta H. Rich
Samuel Kinder
Cqook Street
Joseph Duhuc
Kickers Column Opens Space for Reader Letters
A feature invites readers to vent by sending brief notes to the editor on proper subjects. It frames kicking as a metaphor for expressing feelings and offers a channel for frequent critics to share views.
Conditions on the Fourth in Bristol
The editor notes Bristol's Fourth celebration included patriotic pride and music yet many residents and visitors drank excessively. Bristolians insulted young women as they staggered homeward. The writer urges saloons be closed on public holidays to curb drunkenness and protect the town’s reputation.
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the Phenix
Bristol
America
Stars and Stripes
Bristols
Tennis Tournament Opens Tomorrow at Excelsior Club
The fifth annual County Tennis Tournament organized by Excelsior Tennis Club starts tomorrow at 2 PM. Scheduled matches include L. C. Bradshaw vs W. E. Howe, A. Gibbs vs Paul Howe, J. I. Coggeshall vs C. B. Rockwell, Jr, J. E. Fletcher Jr vs G. P. Metcalf, A. R. Perry vs Dr H. D. Seymour, R. W. Nelson vs V. Perry Jr, Arnold Hayes vs Raymond Harrold, DeW Perry vs Ira Sheppard, Miss Hamill vs Miss Archer in ladies singles, Mrs Howe and F. E. Dimond vs Miss Tucker and F. R. Tucker in mixed doubles, and H. DeWolf and A. Hayes vs O. W. Greene and B. A. Church in men's doubles.
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Excelsior Tennis Club
L. C. Bradshaw
W. E. Howe
A. Gibbs
Paul Howe
J. I. Coggeshall
R. W. Nelson
V. Perry, Jr
Arnold Hayes
Raymond
Harold Desiissus
J. Dew
Perry
Ira Shep
SiieToe
Mise Hamill
Miss Archer
FE. M. Dimond
Katherine Tucker
F.R. Tucker
H. DeWolf
A. Hayes
O. W. Greene
B. A. Church
Base Ball Tomorrow Bristols Face Bourn Rubber Team
The Bristols head to the Commons for a tomorrow game versus a Bourn Rubber Company eleven. Manager LaFontaine says the Bristols will be strengthened and good action is expected. Van Almkerk and Tucker form the home battery, while Guertin McDonald Cappelli Duffy Quirk Rogers Thierfelter O Rourke Geary or Barsicle comprise the visitors lineup.
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Bristols
the Commons
Bourn Rubber Company
LaFontaine
Bristola
van Almkerk
Tucker
Guertin
1.F
McDonald
Cappelli
Duffy
Quirk
Rogers
C.f
Thierfelter
O'Rourke
R.f
Geary
Barsicle
Popular Operas at Bristol Opera House Next Week
The Excelsior Tennis club presents Pinafore and Trial by Jury at Bristol Opera House next Wednesday and Thursday evenings with proceeds shared to St. Andrew's school. A 50 voice chorus will join an American Band orchestra led by Bowen R. Ghurah, featuring a solo between operas. Cast includes Lucy J. Harrison, A. K. Miller, J. E. Pearse, O. A. Wilbur, Annie McCarty, Mae Rounds, G. W. Warren, O W. Perry Jr, J. Louis Coggeshall and A. OC. Williston. Tickets from J. H. Young's.
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Bristol Opera House
Excelsior Tennis Club
St. Andrew's School
Bowen R. Ghurah
Lucy J.harrison
New York
Danisig Opera Company
A. K. Miller
Worcester
J. E. Pearse
O. A. Wilbur
Attleboro
Annie McCarty
Mae Rounds
G. W. Warren
O W. Perry, Jr
J. Louis Coggeshall
A. OC. Williston
J. H. Young’s
Congregationalists Swing To Shield Victory Over Methodists
Yesterday afternoon the Congregational ball team defeated the Methodist church squad 16 to 7 in the final contest for the Y M C A shield. The Congre gational lineup included McCanaghey Hill Hoard Cooke Shepard Osterburg Monro Coggeshall W Monro. the Methodists fields included Monroe Beals Gray Sawyer Crockford Fish McCollum and others, securing the shield for the Congregational team.
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Methodist Church
Congregational
McCanaghey
Hill
Hoard
L’. Cooke
W. Qooke
Shepard
Osterburg
W. Monro
C.f
Coggeshall
Methodist
Monroe
Beals
Gray
Sawyer
E. Crockford
Ingraham
Crockford
Fish
McoUaw
R.t
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Suzman
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Hungary
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Miramar
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Connery’s
Geo
Albert Dalton
Boston
Dreadnaught, Hook, Ladder and Hose Company
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William F. Connery
Armour & Co
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Wood Street
Walter Wilson
Ellen
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Y. M.C.A
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Howard Sherman
Washington, D.C
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Government Printing Office
Art
Phoenix
Samuel P. Colt
Anchorage
Evelin C. Bache
Madeline Wyatt
Hoffman
J. E.fletcher
Rockwell
Arthur O'Leary
Gertrude B de Wolf
William Bradford de Wolf
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O’leary
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Hall
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F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
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Roumania
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Massachusetts
Newport Daily News
Congregationalists
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Peter C. R. Morris
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Stoughton Rubber Company
Stoughton, Mass
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Main Road
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North Audence
Bristol, R. I
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William. W. Perry
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Nehemiah Cole
Constitution Street
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Thames and
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