Bristol Phenix Subscriptions and Rates
The Bristol Phenix published weekly by LD Printing Company at 3 Bradford Street lists subscription prices: one year in advance for one dollar, six months for one dollar, three months for fifty cents, and single copies five cents. Entered at the Bristol post office as second class matter.
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Newport Celebrates Inauguration Week 1894 Gala
Newport hosts a gala week marking the Inauguration Day of 1894 with public events, ceremonies, and widespread celebrations showcasing civic pride and festive pageantry.
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Newport
Memorial Day conduct and sanitation warned by health officer
Memorial Day is observed with proper respect for the heroic dead. The health officer warns that anyone dumping decaying fruit and vegetables within town limits will be dealt with summarily.
Ex Governor Wetmore to Become U S Senator
Ex governor George Peabody Wetmore is slated to be the next U S Senator, promising strong representation for the state in Congress.
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George Peabody Wetmore
Congress
Bathing Season Promised to Refresh Town Purges Winter Dust
Authorities announce bathing will begin soon to cleanse mud from winter and dust from spring while preserving the local salt brine system. The message emphasizes health and cleanliness as residents prepare for the seasonal change.
Vivid contrast in General Assembly attitudes noted
The author compares today’s General Assembly to that of 1893, praising present members as having broad foreheads and manly faces while suggesting the 1893 assembly lacked these qualities.
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General Assembly
Health of the village at stake amid cholera threat
A brief call to preserve village health warns that contagious diseases are abroad. It urges strict care and sound judgment to keep cholera and other illnesses out of town.
Governor Brown’s Vindication as 1894 Republican Victory
Gov Brown enjoys a perfect vindication of his acts this year. He is no longer the hold-over governor of 1893 but the popular winning candidate of the Republican triumph in 1894.
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Gov. Brown
Burrillville to vote the largest ballot ever seen
Burrillville will next week break a record by voting an Australian ballot of unprecedented size. Four ballots could hold enough to make a carryall. The piece cites public weapon rules and calls for restrictions on carrying firearms in public.
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Burrillville
Mercier
Smithfield
Randall
Board of Trade
Southern Rhode Island Press Club to visit Bristol
The Southern Rhode Island Press Club plans a courtesy visit to Bristol around the 19th. Invitations to the Soldiers' Home and Gov Wardwell's mansion will be extended, with trips to Shade Roller Co. yacht builders, a yacht ride, and a stop at the Commercial Club, aiming to leave a favorable impression on visiting journalists.
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Rhode Island
Press Club
Bristol
Gov. Wardwell
Shade Roller Co
Commercial Club
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Absentminded fiancé with moneyless supper plan
A New York Tribune item recounts an engaged man who forgot his wallet after arranging a theater and supper with his fiancé and her sister. The cashier reassures him, he returns to the table, and resume dinner with renewed appetite, avoiding embarrassment.
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New York
New York Tribune
New York Letter on Domestic Life and Graduation Fashions
The writer notes March snow in Kentucky and storms along the coasts, then blends advice on tidy kitchens, housewifely pride, and frugal graduation gifts. It covers affordable gown ideas, fabrics, trims, and accessories for graduates, with details on stockings, colors, and emerging fashion trends. Sidney Earle signs off as the contributor.
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Railroads In the Good Heads Movement
A historical note extols railroads and good roads cooperation, citing a vice president statement on joint action. The piece then shifts to an Outing vignette about a canoe journey on Lake Talon, describing wind, waves, and playful paddling in a light, reflective travel tone.
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L Railroad
Lake Talon
Boys Clothing and Dresses for Exhibition Day
All kinds of boys clothing offered at grand prices to fit out lads for Exhibition Day. Includes full suits trousers jackets reefers. Also children's dresses white and gingham guimpes coats in pique duck and French flannel.
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