New Police Headquarters Plan Approved in Burnside Building
The move to place police headquarters in Burnside Memorial Building gains support for saving the town about 175 dollars yearly. A small 11 by 14 foot partition on the second floor is to be constructed, bids were invited, Joseph L. Buffum’s bid won, and occupancy is expected by August 1.
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Masbrouck
Burnside Memorial Building
the Phoenix
O. B. Rockwell
Joseph L. Buffum
Memorial Hall
Friends of the Movement
Warren
East Providence
Wbad
Court Street
Hasbrouck
Gorham-Kirkwood Nuptials in Boston Church
Gorham teller at Industrial Trust Bristol Branch and Miss Jeanette Kirkwood were married in St Stephen's Church Boston last Tuesday morning by Rev Samuel S Drury. After a wedding breakfast hosted by Mrs Sarah Smith in Boston, the couple left for a brief tour before returning to Bristol. They will reside in the Capt Lemuel Richmond house at High and Valley streets.
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Gorham
Bristol
The
Industrial Trust Company
Lafayette Gorham
Jeanette Kirkwood
Margaret Kirkwood
Town
St. Stephen's Church
Boston
Samuel S.drury
Kirkwood
Wm. McOraw
Funerals for Mrs Mary A Glad ding and Mrs Susan T Smith
The funeral of Mrs Mary A Glad ding was held Wednesday at 11 from her daughter’s home on Asylum road. Rev. William R. Trotter officiated. Bearers were Charles Coggeshall Horace Miller Alexander Alexander and Samuel Young. Interment in North Cemetery. The funeral of Mrs Susan T Smith was held Wednesday at 2 from her daughter Mrs Charles Sanford’s home at 1222 Hope Street. Rev. John McVay officiated. Bearers were Albert Carey John Carey Benjamin Carey and Walter Leonard. Interment in North Cemetery.
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Mary A. Gladding
Edward T. Nichols
Asylum Road
William R. Trotter
Trinity Chuarch
Charles Coggeshall
Horace Miller
Alexander Alexander
Samuel Young
North Cemetery
Susan T. Smith
Charles Sanford
Hope Street
John McVay
State Street
M. HE
Albert Carey
John Carey
Benjamin Carey
Walter Leonard
Providence
Auto License Revoked for Cutler Latlin
The State Board of Public Roads revoked Cutler Latlin's auto license after a Providence meeting. Latlin was absent when called. police testified he appeared intoxicated after a Barrington arrest following an accident injuring Howard E. Smith and others. Latlin had been fined 75 dollars in District Court for assault and appealed.
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Cutler Latlin
State Board of Public Roads
Providence
Latin
Samuel L. Bowden
P. B.bowden
Barrington
Latiin
Barringtont
Howard E.smith
George L. Smith
Blake
Costa
O. L. Bosworthi
Italian shoemaker Panzarella arrested on counterfeit dime charge
Antonio Panzarella a 17 Congregational street resident and wood street shop owner was arrested by Boston Secret Service Inspector Ahearn and local officers on a charge of passing counterfeit dimes to William Bowler. He is jailed for trial in Providence and pleaded not guilty amid an investigation that found several counterfeit coins in town.
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Antonio Panzarella
Congregational Street
Wood Street
United States
Secret Service
Ahearn
Boston
Stone
Providence
John H. Morrissey
Goff
William Bowler
Panzarella
Bristol County
Pass
Tria
United States District Court
New
Federal
Charles A. Wilson
United States District Attorney
United States Office
Panzerella
Morris Block
Tims
Salvatore Panzarella
National India Rubber Company
First Congregational Church
No Fault of the Committee Explains July Fireworks Issue
In a letter to the editor Luigi Malafrontе defends the committee over explosions during the July 16 17 celebration. He says the sub committee on fireworks ordered no bomb to have more than one explosion and that a deaf and dumb fireworks maker misunderstood instructions, causing a surprise display. He emphasizes good faith and regret for the ordinance breach.
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the Phoenix
Luigi Malafronte
Contributions to Children’s Home Named in July 18 1909 Record
The Board of Managers of the Children’s Home reports donations for the month ending July 18 1909. Contributions include sugar fruit berries vegetables ice cream clothing books toys flowers plants and work such as mending chairs yard work and pillow cases. Names listed include Mrs Bosworth Mrs Rockwell Mrs Williams Mrs Howe Mrs DeWolf Miss Wardwell and others.
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The
Children’s Home
Bosworth
Rockwell
W. Fred Williams
W. Howe
DeWolf
L. B. Colt
Jamesi
Newman Bros
Newman Bros. ; Berries and Vegetabes, Miss Wardwell
Mrs. McKee
Friend
Mrs. Blaisdell
Hodgkinson
Mrs. Archer
Dr. Siegel
Tingley
Oonah
Borges
Frenchman Bequeaths Fortune for Masses for Auto Victims
A Frenchman leaves his fortune to fund masses for souls killed by automobiles, amid questions about responsibility and the role of chauffeurs in road crime. The report notes debates on liability and moral action following fatal road incidents.
Does He Always Speak The Truth
A brief couplet notes skepticism about a man’s honesty as friends praise his judgment, hinting at possible hypocrisy or unreliability in his character.
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R. I
Connery
Men’s Outfitter
Mason
F. T. Remieres
Cor
Hope and
Bradford Streets
M. W. Schoen
Warren, R. I
Cornelius Harrington
Joyce St
United State
Industrial Trust Go
Rhodes Island
Edward D. Kunz
A. P. Nerone
Providence Telephone Co
Ratem Corner
Bradford Sts
Stanles Coal Company
Bristol Co.Gas
Electric Co
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