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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1896

Page

3

Independent Press Endorses McKinley on Sound Money

The PH NIX argues for William McKinley’s monetary platform over free silver, urging voters to educate themselves against popu list rhetoric. It predicts a sharp national clash as Bryan and McKinley debate financial policy, noting corporate influence in politics and the Senate syndicate.

PH@NIX Procinix William McKinley Bryan McKinley New York Herald Bryar Sewall Tillman New England Republic Sewall Corporation Free Silver Tide Corporation Holes Bland

Silver craze subsides as markets fear Chicago actions

The Philadelphia Telegraph warns of a fading silver boom while noting alarm in finance at Chicago protests against capital and credit. A Springfield cable cites London investors frustrated by American action, blocking a $700000 British sale. Bryan’s nomination teased amid political satire.

Philadelphia Telegraph Chicago Springfield Republican Springfield London New England Iipossible

Bristol Grays Rout Elmwoods in One-Sided Baseball Game

The Bristol Grays defeated Elmwoods 37 to 14 on the common Saturday afternoon in a lopsided affair. Keegan pitched for Bristol, piling up 10 Elmwoods errors and a 19 run seventh inning ls. Desbler led the home team with strong batting as injuries and miscues marked a chaotic contest.

Jimmie” Perry Bristol Elmwoods Keegan Grays Desbler Cooney Danforth Grayss K. Tobin Salvin Murphy Deshler T Connery Brady P Newman Allebaugh Gammell Shanahan Yu Day Ty Doty Williams A McLaughlin Armstrong Galvin Newman Allie Tm Baugh Day Conna Coone Murphy Rmstrong Keen Eegan McLaughlin Walliams Connery Praime Trainor

A Pleasant Lawn Party At Mr Kenney’s Home

Alonzo Kenney janitor of the Post Office and Customs building held a lawn party last Thursday evening at his Wood street residence. About 25 guests including Charles D Eddy collector of customs and Charles Henning deputy collector attended with Charles Easterbrooks postmaster and local officials. Flags lanterns and buntings decorated the grounds. clam chowder and ice cream were served. The evening featured music graphophone and piano selections by Miss Mabel Salisbury.

Alonzo Kenney Post Office Wood Street Charles D. Eddy Charles Henning Charlea F Easterbrooks Benjamin Hall State Northerns Adjt Charles A. Barbour Babbitt Post Philop Cady Henry M. Thompson Providence Mr Kenney

Bristol Notes and News From Bristol Post Office Area

Local items cover mail hours and closings at Bristol Post Office, visits by Dr McCaw and family, and a wide array of town happenings. Entries include yacht movements, camp notes at Mt Hope, sales and trades at Cunningham and Nerone, and upcoming excursions.

Burnside Lodge hosts visit and plans silver anniversary

Burnside Lodge No 34 Knights of Pythias held a regular meeting last Friday with Deputy Grand Chancellor T H Bowen in attendance. Past Chancellor Holbrook and Harmony Lodge member Taber of Brockton visited. About 20 members will attend the Order's silver anniversary in Providence on July 20. The funeral of Joseph Hill was at 2 PM from his Borden street home with Rev. Henry A. Stevens officiating and Babbitt Post No 15 G A R present. The procession to North Cemetery included Grand Army ritual by Post Commander Finch and Chaplain George H. Peck.

Union Street B. M Grant Valley School N. N. Cole National India Rubber Co DC. 18 Kinder’s Park Battcher C. F Paine Kinder R F Wing Darling J. F Farley Brown Dube Gladding M. Cunningham's State Street Mt. Hope Grays Columbus Eunice W. Pitman James Davis Pitman Hope and Byfield Streets Pitman M. Cunningham Y. M. C. A. Boys Providence Louis Gladding Association James Kelleher Mamie Thomas Brooks Elmer, N. J Annie Sylvester High Street Block Island Dreadnaught, Hook, Ladder and Hose Co Bristol Bristol Corner Richmond Manufacturing Company Ever Hill Columbia Ezra Dixon Jr Thames Street Farneil Hall Rose Carroll Bernard Farley Wood Street New York Warren Artillery Warren Gazette Warren Boys A. A. Hoyt Springfield South Christian Church Montgomery Wales St. George Benj. G. Munro E C. Gallup Fall River Warren Geo Waters Diman Pan@nix Diman Babbitt Jacob Babbitt Edward S. Babbitt Newport R. I Burnside Lodge No Knights of Pythias T. H. Bowen Holbrook Brother Taber Harmony Lodge Brockton Burnside Lodge Joseph Hill Borden Street Munroe Avenue Henry A. Stevens First Congregational Church Babbitt Post North Cemetery Finch George H. Peck

Town Council Grants Moving Permits and Discusses Hall Use

The Town Council held a special meeting Saturday with members Mesers Gibson Barbour and Thayer present. They granted Mary S Andrews and Thomas Dwyer permission to move small buildings under usual conditions. A bill for legal expenses from Rathbone Gardner of Providence was allowed. Mrs Joshua Wilbour sought a Bristol Chapter D A R loan exhibition in Memorial Hall for the last three days of the month, prompting debate over precedent. No petition to move the Rogers house or to cut a tree was written, so no action was taken.

Mesers Gibson Barbour Thayer Mary S. Andrews Second Street Gooding’s Avenue Thomas Dwyer Smith Street Collinge Street Rathbone Gardner Providence Joshua Wilbour Memorial Hall Bristol Daughters of the American Revolution Rogers House

Rifle Shoot Adopts Bristol Train of Artillery at Fales Farm

An official adoption shoot for the Bristol Train of Artillery occurred Saturday afternoon on the Fales farm range. Major J. H. Bailey Jr led scoring with 4344335403 33, Serg H N Gray 3304305400 22, Corp F O Garun 3000000000 3, Corp C E Myers 2324000500 16, Mus J Manchester 004402038 3 19, Priv W H Fravow 302335300 2 21, Priv E C Gallup 5434345 24 88, Priv H Usher 0024330020 14.

Bristol Train of Artillery Fales Farm Bailey J. H Bailey, Jr Serg H.N Gray Corp. F O. Garun Corp. C

All's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy

Newspaper advertisement states catarrh is a constitutional disease requiring systemic treatment. Claims Aye's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co of Toledo cures with internal doses and offers $100 prize for a cure failure. Pills marketed as the pest.

Aall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo J. Cheney & CO Hah Chas. Genereux City Lumber Co Woonsocket, Salls California

Autobiography of George Waters Diman Promoted

The writer commends the first volume of George Waters Diman’s Autobiography and Travels by Sea and Land. He recalls meeting Diman 57 years ago on the brig Governor Hopkins during a whaling voyage from August 26 1839 under Capt. Malatiah Davis and urges liberal citizens to purchase to support Diman.

The Pheniz George Waters Diman Governor Hopkins Malatiah Davis Diman

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