Inquest Findings on Cipriano Death in Bristol
Coroner George A. Arnold concluded Gaetano Cipriano died from a revolver wound fired by Pasquale Giglio a Columbia Hall on May 22 1915. The inquest noted Giglio acted in discharge of duty and Giglio faces manslaughter charges with bond set at 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Arnold
Gaetano Cipriano
Columbia Hall
Superior Court
Arnold
Giglio
Cipriano
George F. Alliston
East Providence
Thomas Dwyer
James W. Goff
Henry Serbst
Hugh F. Kelley
Ferdinando Vaccaro
Warren
Crescenzo Della Morte
Vincenzo Ferraiuolo
Frank Cappella
Pasquale Giglio
Francesco Russo
Pietro Vaccaro
Galetano Cipriano
Bristol
Wood Street
Pasquale-Giglio
Fifth Judicial Court
R. I
Capsize near Walkes's Cove Endangers Father and Son
William McCaw and son Worth, aboard a sailing boat off Walkes's Cove, capsized after hitting a lobster pot buoy. They clung to the gunwale until rescued by the crew of the Irolita and by Joseph Harvey and Peter Broussard. Captain George Kenyon on the Bristol witnessed the event as lifeboats were lowered and the two were safely ashore. The capsized craft was towed to Walker's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkes’s, Cove
William McCaw
Worth McCaw
Constitution
Joseph Harvey
Peter Broussard
George Kenyon
Bristol
Portsmouth
Mr. McCaw
Walker
Enjoyable Whist Hosted by The Jolly Glee Club
A Friday evening whist event at The Jolly Glee Club in O'Wolf nn drew fifteen tables. Miss Grace E. Clough of Boston won the ladies prize and Austin A. Duffy of Providence took the gentlemen’s prize. Daniel Ferrarra of this town earned the booby prize. Refreshments followed at 9.30 with dancing to finish the night.
Automobile Registrations at State Board Office
Last week registrations list includes 17308 LeBaron C Colt Bristol Oldsmobile touring, 17269 Bristol Auto Shop Bristol Chase P C, 12709 Samuel Naroditzky Bristol Ford touring, 6573 John J Conway M D Warren Overland touring, 2068 Joseph Lecomte Warren Premier, 14115 Richard G Hoar Barrington Stoddard Dayton touring.
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The
State Board of Public Roads
LeBaron C. Colt
Bristol
Oldsmobile
Bristol Auto Shop
Chase P. C
Samuel Naroditzky
Ford Touring
John J. Conway
M. D
Warren
Overland Touring
Joseph Lecomte
Premier
Richard G. Hoar
Barrington
Stoddard-Dayton
Kickapoo Worm Killer Ad Warns of Worms in Children
An old advertisement urges parents to treat children for intestinal worms with Kickapoo Worm Killer candy lozenges. It claims many children have worms, stresses risk to nervousness and pale appearance, and promises relief of constipation and bowel regulation with a 25 cent box.
Bristol Braves Take Second Win In Three
The Bristol nine defeated the Coons 8 to 4 in a fast, hard hitting game. Eddie Murphy pitched his first game of the season, holding the Coons to two hits and no runs in the last seven innings. Kemph led Bristol with a double and two singles, while Luthers and Corners also contributed on offense. Time of game two hours. umpire Yan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
L. West
McDonald
Bristol
Luthers
Murphy
Ahearn
H’ Urphy
Kemph
J. Senile Peck
Yan
Eddié
Veab
Ib Po 'Kemph
Bliven
E. Murphy
H. Murphy
Bowler
Matroni
D' Almeida
C. Q. i Gladue
Eee
Po ' I McBeth
App
Keegan
Cummings
Redfern
McDermott
C Hennessy
Old Coons
Almeida
Tolen
Hennessy
Eegan
Iyners
C. Wither
Vote to place new school on town common instead of land purchase
Letter urges Bristol voters to reverse a prior decision to spend forty thousand dollars on a new school and avoid buying land. The author argues the common is ideal, notes the town debt of 124000, and warns against increasing public outlay during wartime uncertainty. Lewis Herreshoff signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Europe
Lewis Herreshoff
Freckles Vanish With Ethine Double Strength Cure
An old advertisement touts ethine double strength as a guaranteed remedy for freckles. Consumers are advised to apply a small amount nightly, claiming rapid fading and denial of any need to feel ashamed. Money back guarantee is offered if the product fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Buffington
Reform council baiting bids in Bristol town politics
A Bristol letter to the editor accuses the town council of ending public bidding for a Hydraulion Hall project to favor contractors. It claims a $450 appropriation grew to $505, a $55 overrun, and predicts future overcharges. The writer decries Sunday saloon openings as part of alleged reform failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reform Council
the Phoenix
Bristol
William Murphy
LeClair
Murphy
Hydraulion Hall
Hard Worked Diplomats and the U S Clearing House
The United States is rapidly becoming the hub of global diplomacy amid wartime, with foreign legations expanding and high costs rising. By year’s end the $2,000,000 appropriation will grow, as ambassadors juggle multiple national interests in Austria, Serbia, Russia, France, England, Japan, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Austria
Italy
France
Great Britain
Japan
Serbia
Germany
Russia
Turkey
Guatemala
Nicaragua
England
Cairo
Belgium
Sunlight Whist Club Hosts Mrs LeClair at Constitution Street
Mrs Eugene LeClair entertained Sunlight Whist Club members at her Constitution street home last Thursday. Guests enjoyed a morning arrival, sightseeing, luncheon, an afternoon whist with prizes to Mrs Alfred Cook Mrs William Fraser and Mrs Clarence Bush, and evening musical selections by Miss Mary Everson of Kingston Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene LeClair
Sunlight Whist Club
Constitution Street
Alfred Cook
William Fraser
Clarence Bush
Mary Everson
Kingston
Mass
Charles Smith
Newport
Thomas Fyans
Joseph Hollows
William Maxam
William Whithworth
Fall River
Fourth of July Fund Seeks Public Aid for 1915 Celebration
Town faces a $200 shortfall in the Independence Day budget and appeals for donations. Subscriptions received include Bryer Bros. Commission Co 5.00 Ezra Dixon 50.00 Fe De LCARY 2.00 O L Bosworth 5.00 F P Church Jr 2.00 R J Connery 1.00 Harold J Gross 5.00 A O Bourn 7.00 B M MacDougall 5.00 A V Connery 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryer Bros. Commission Co
Providence
Seeveee
Ezra Dixon
taiAenas Wales i
A. O. Bourn
B. M. MacDougall
A. V. Connery
Katy
Obituary of Mrs Annie W Booth in Local Home
Mrs Annie W Booth aged 74 wife of Starr L Booth dies at home on High street after years of ill health. Born in town to William C Liscomb and Ann Liscomb she leaves husband and brother William Liscomb of Providence. Funeral held at 2 pm from High street residence with interment at North Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie W. Booth
Starr L. Booth
High Street
William C
Ann Liscomb
Alice Booth
William Liscomb
Providence
North Cemetery
Annual Memorial Service Honors Civil War Veterans
The First Baptist Church hosted the annual memorial service for Babbitt Post No. 15 6 A. R. The Post with Relief Corps and Lieut Herbert F. Bennett Camp Sons of Veterans was escorted by the Bristol Train of Artillery and Boy Scouts. The church featured flag decor, rifles, a drum and sword, with music and a sermon connecting Civil War memories to the current European struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Babbitt
No. 15
A. R
Relief Corps
Herbert F. Bennett
Sons of Veterans
Bristol
Irving T. Gumb
Europe
Real Estate Transfers In Local Transactions
Dr. and Mrs. William F. Duffy bought the corner High and Constitution streets dwelling once held by Senator Ezra Dixon and family. James T. Manchester and wife sold the south Constitution street lot west of High Street to Archille R. Maturi of New Haven Conn. Deeds filed with town clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Duffy
High and
Constitution Streets
Ezra Dixon
Constitution Street
High Street
James T. Manchester
Archille R. Maturi
New Haven
Conn
National India Rubber Company
Missing Man Found In Norfolk Hospital
Charles A Palmer of Fall River Massachusetts who vanished December 30 was located last week in a Norfolk Virginia hospital. His wife Abbie Coggeshall of Bristol traveled to Norfolk and accompanied him back to Byfield Street Fall River where she has lived recently. Palmer had been in a nervous state and his mind was blank at the time of disappearance. He later identified himself and a letter was sent to his wife. He has not fully recovered his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles. A. Palmer
Fall River
Mass
Norfolk
Abbie Coggeshall
Bristol
Byfield Street
Palmer
Big Export Record Sets U.S. Trade Milestone
Washington officials report an unprecedented export surplus since July 1 1914 with exports likely surpassing imports by a billion dollars before the end of the fiscal year. War materials exports and reduced imports are cited as factors in the strong foreign trade showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fourth of July Grounds Use Request Withdrawn
A local citizen withdraws his application for the Bristol common baseball grounds on July 5 1915 saying he is perfectly satisfied with the decision and the consideration received. He wishes success for the celebration. Signed by JACK BIRTWISTLE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Common
Jack “‘Birtwistle
Ringling Circus Coming to Providence This June
Children await a holiday treat as Ringling Brothers World’s Greatest Shows perform in Providence on Saturday June 12. The spectacle Solomon and the Queen of Sheba opens the event on the world’s largest stage along with a 1 250 character pageant costing 1 000 000. The show features equestrians the Lloyds Borsinis Josephson Glima five highest perch acts Big Bingo and a grand menagerie with many animals new to America. A free street parade will precede the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Circus
Ringling Brothers
Providence
Lloyds
Borsinis
Rolling Globe
Josephson Glima
America
Funeral Rites Held for Augustus P Gray at High Street Home
Augustus P Gray died suddenly last Wednesday and his funeral was conducted Saturday by Rev Charles E McCoy of Trinity Church from his 141 High street residence. Interment followed at Juniper Hill Cemetery with bearers Joseph L Buffum Elwin A Hill Robert S Gray William F Gray Thomas McCann and Thomas Wynne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus P. Gray
High Street
Charles E. McCoy
Trinity Church
Juniper Hill Cemetery
Joseph L. Buffum
Elwin A. Hill
Robert S. Gray
William F. Gray
Thomas McCann
Thomas Wynne
William H. H. Coggeshall
Pappasquash
Baltimore
Providence
Anson B. Howard
St. Michael’s Church
North Cemetery
St Agnes Guild Meets with Hindman Speaker
The last meeting of St Agnes Guild is tonight at 7 30. Miss Elizabeth Watts will speak on Hindman Kentucky work. After the meeting the Guild will entertain St Alban's Guild of Acolytes and parish youths who are invited to attend. Providence notice adds Barnaby's clothing store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes’ Guild
Elizabeth Watts
Hindman
St. Alban’s Guild of Acolytes
Test of time reveals Doan's Kidney Pills relief
Bristol resident Mrs Meiggs testifies to kidney pain relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills from J E Youing & Co Drug Store. Neighbor Franklin St. Thomas Meiggs, 70, notes family member benefited, echoing earlier advertising claims. Foster Milburn Co props Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ristel Peapit
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Andere
Ieee
Ian Ebys
Coroner
Gaetano
Bristols
Mrs
Barnaby’s
Ans See
Bistel
la ‘Touraine
la Touraine
Kellogg’s
Riviere
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