Bavarian King Ludwig Declared Insane and Under Guardianship
Bavaria faces a crisis as the upper house supports placing the insane king under guardianship and transferring power to his uncle regent. Ludwig II, 46, has spent more than half his life in madness since succeeding the throne in 1886 after his brother’s suicide, with his real authority long held by Prince Otto.
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Rinpa
Oltgold
Ivo
Atoly
Ludg I
Jarnberg
Berg Castle
Es Mets
Lundwig
Prince Old
Ludwig
Osto
Fuerstenried
Lantern Festival to be hosted by Ladies' Mite Society
The Ladies' Mite Society of the State Street Methodist Church hosts a Lantern Festival on Tuesday evening July 24 on the grounds of Nathaniel Gladding at 37 Hope Street. Food offerings include clam chowder cold meats cake and ice cream with admission set at 5 cents.
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Jim Corbett
Ladies’ Mite Society
State Street Methodist Church
Nathaniel Gladding
Hope Street
Washington Daily Purchase by Conn of Elkhart Indiana
Representative Conn buys the Washington Times a paper started by Typographical Union members. Conn a millionaire with northern Indiana newspaper holdings plans a sensational silver money advocating organ to express like minded views. He aims to use the paper to promote his policies while keeping a lively tone. The Florida Times Union adds a light note about June bugs and dogs, unrelated to the main item.
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Representative Conn
Elkhart
Ind
Washington Times
Typographical Union
Conn
Indiana
Washington
Florida Times-Union
Senatorial bill to bar stock dealings tied to congressional votes
Nebraska Populist Mr. Allen introduces in the senate a bill to preserve national legislation purity. The measure bans senators and representatives from trading speculative stocks whose value depends on a congressional vote, with expulsion and indictment as penalties.
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Allen
Nebraska
Senate
Congress
Oon
Wash’ Dispatch
Probate Notice for Emeline M Diman in Bristol
Probate court assigns August due date for instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of Emeline M Diman of Bristol. Notice will be published fourteen days once weekly in the Bristol Phenix. Herbert F Bennett, Probate Clerk.
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Harriet Seamons
Charles 8. Cummings
Julian
EL Eta
Henry Dewolf
Chicago
Edward P. Dewolf
Henry P. Pierce
Lste
Pittsfield
Mary P. Pierce
Sarah G. White
William C. Gladding
Sain
Bristol Phenix
Herbert F. Bennett
Thomas G. Holmes
Silas Holmes
Julia G. Holmes
Thomas G Holmes
Hezekiah W. Church
Daniel B. Doherty
Samuel A.wesson
Samuel Norris, Jr
Herbert F. Sennelt
Nolich
Maria Hargreaves
Mary Ann Hargraves
Mary A. Bosworth
Lyman B. Bosworth
Cemetery Lane
Tollows
Allen Munro
Jeremiah Bosworth
John
Vearse
Jeremiah
Herman Kemp
Breedericks
Gladding
Charles Maytum
Lown
Bristol Phanty
Herbert ¥. Bennett
George P. Gieford
Orrin Ly Bosworth
George P. Gifford
Anid
Lydia West
William H. West
C Hors
Anid Lydia Weel
Hn N. West
Providence
Rhode Island
A. U
Poros
Blanche Lamphere
William H. Weat
Blanche Lambere
John N. West
Propate Clark
Brist
Emeline M. Diman
Emeline M Diman
Ft Sa
Memorial window for Min sher to be placed in St Michael's
A memorial window for Mr. JBR Min sher in memory of his son Charles Minsher arrived and will be placed in St Michael's Church. The Bristol Phoenix office will close at noon on Saturdays from next week until September 1. A horse attached to a hay rake ran amok on Metacom Avenue, crashing a fence and damaging property before being restrained.
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Apaxtenta
James H. Wurtz
Supreme Court
Equity
J. Howard Manchester
Rhode Island
Providence
Hope Street
Bristol
Samuel Thompson
Jeremiah Luther
Bristol Home For
Edward P. Church
Samuel W. Church
James B. White
O L. Bosworth
R. I
Frederick A. Warner
Andrew J. Bullock
Maryann Bullock
Allen T. Usher
iYeher Place
James N. Bullock
Wite
Henry Gof
J. BR. Minsher
Charles Minsher
St. Michael’s Church
John C. Alger
Newport
Phcenix
G. W. Thomas
New London
James Connery
Metacom Avenue
Gov
Wardwell
Bay View
Town Hall entertainments aid destitute children
Two charity performances at Town Hall on consecutive evenings drew sizable crowds despite heavy air. Wednesday featured Box of Monkeys and The French Milliner with Miss Gertrude Talbee and Miss Lillie Seigel, and Mrs Jarley’s Wax Worker. Thursday offered 2d Floor Spoopendyke, with the French Milliner omitted due to heat. receipts met expectations.
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Providence
Bristol
Gertrude Talbee
Lillie Seigel
DeWolf and Butler Wed at First Congregational Bristol
In Bristol, July 19, at the parsonage of the First Congregational Church, Rev. H. A. Stevens united Raymond A. DeWolf and Sallie Butler in marriage. A infant named Servant, aged 4 months 8 days, was recorded in town notices.
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Raymond A. Vewolf
Sallie Butler
Henry A. Stevens
First Congregational Church
Bristol Narrows
H. A. Stevens
Raymond A. DeWolf
Bristol
Thie Town
Thomas William Servant
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