Fourth of July Ball Game Ends in Melee After 9-5 NIR Routs Whirlwinds
National India Rubber team beat the Bristol Whirlwinds 9 to 5 on the common with Jimmie Drummey collecting four hits and Gallagher starring for the Nationals. Berry struggled on the mound for the Whirlwinds. a riotous fifth inning prompted police intervention and closing brawl among umpires and players.
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N.E.R
Jimmie Drummey
National India Rubber Company
Bristol Whirlwinds
Providence
Bristol
Abate
Berry
Nationals
Sousa
Moran
John Josephson
Wihuirkwinds
Gallagher
Jimmy Drummel
Gutowski
Langelo
Hher
Tett
Gutewski
Gutewsa
Hough
Tangello
Remick
Flanagan
Baker Sousa
Drummel
Andrade
Rinald
Agronik
Josephs
Darcey Tuo
Drummer
J Drummey
J. Kelley
Agromick
Pball
Darcey
Whirlwinds
Gutowsk
Langello
Fourth of July Notes At Opera House And Town Events
July 4 activities drew large attendance at the Opera House. Miss Mary P Rounds read the Declaration of Independence with notable emphasis. Col Frank T Easton praised ongoing celebrations and urged continued civic service by Edward Anthony. A Bristol vs General Fire Extinguishers game was noted. A hay fire near Wood and Ameon streets prompted mayoral intervention as carriages and woodwork suffered damage at Wood Manchester’s wheelwright shop.
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Opera
Mary P Rounds
Frank T Easton
Edward Anthony
Prankhin
Wood
Ameon
Wood Manchester
State Street
Obituary Charles W. Cale Veteran of Caval War Dies in Soldiers Home
Charles W. Cale a Union veteran of the Cavalry and longtime Babbitt Post member died at the Soldiers Home after a long illness. He served in Rhode Island Hospital Guards and Twenty fourth United States Infantry and was honorably discharged in 1868. He was born in Valley Falls and lived in East Providence after the war. He leaves Oliver Cole a half brother two nieces and two nephews. Funeral tomorrow at 11 from George McWilbur funeral parlors Warren with Rev Harold W Baker officiating. burial in Soldiers’ lot North Cemetery.
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Charles W. Cale
Babbitt Post
News Gar
Mie Cole
Mir Gade
Rhode Island
Linted States Infantry
Mir Cole
Valles Falls
Providence
Fair River
Cole
Olver Cole
Harriet Co Brien
Daniel MelLaughhnoof
Charles F Cele
John Cole
George Mc Wilbur
Warren
Harold W Baker
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church, and Acting Chaplain of Bab Iatt
Marriage of McKeever and Milne in Pasadena Chapel
Frank Emerson McKeever of Pasadena and Miss Milne of Pasadena wed in Pulgrim Chapel of the First Congregational Church Pasadena officiated by Rev George Mo Morrison. The couple are formerly of this town.
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McKkeever
Pasadena
Cal
Pulgrim
First Congregational Church
George Mo Morrison Frank Emerson Vmickeever
Miss Milne
Deaths at Soldiers Home and in West Medford
Charles W. Cole aged 88 died at the Soldiers Home on July 5. Mary Finch widow of Washington I. Finch died July 5 at her daughter's residence in West Medford, Massachusetts.
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Cole
Soldiers Home
Charles W. Cole
Finch
West Medford
Mass
Mary
Washington I. Finch
Warren Exodus Shrinks Warren Streets on Fourth
Warren residents fled to Bristol for the Fourth causing almost deserted streets and poor store sales. The situation is described as an indirect boost for Bristol’s Celebration Committee efforts.
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Warren
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St. Louis, Me
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Anderson & Company
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Frederics
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G. H. Spencer Roofing CO
F. M. Gifford
Usher Place
Bristol, R. I
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Automobile Club of
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Franklin St. Garage
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A & Reaniek
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Drummes
Keller
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Nalleca
Carelle
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Franklin and
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William H. Remieres
Algernon L. Johnston
Ferncroft
David Chasl
Firestone Tires
Chrysler Motor Cars
Court Street Garage
B. V. Morris
Newman Bros
Weber Farm
Swift’s
Georgia
Valencia
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