Trial at Bristol County Court Over Vitriol Attack
District Court session crowded as Thomas Jennsen faced two charges. He was probably guilty of assaulting Mrs. Jennsen and of killing William H. Clinton, with bail set at 8000 dollars for the former and no bail for the latter. Testimony described a Barrington store attack with sulfuric acid, linking Jennsen to the crime and his capture in Valley Falls. Additional cases included Lyman Potts liquor nuisance hearings and multiple minor fines, with coroner notes continuing to page four.
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Arthur W. Joyce
Bosworth
Denver
Col
the Sons of the American Revolution
Sherif Philo V. Cady
Thomas Jennsen
Sarah Jennsen
William H. Clinton
West Barrington
Clinton
the Phoenix
Jennsen
Superior Court
Providence
Bristol County
Jenpsen
Valley Falls
Bowden
Barrington
Bristol
Fred Graben
Mr. Clinton
Utitef
Polité Béndén
Slauer O' Moe Es Chiatoe
State Board of Health
John E. Fitzgerald
Jeremiah Sullivan
Rhode Island
Sullivan
Pawtucket
Lyman F. Potts
John A. Morrissey
James Gait
Ashton
Morrissey
James Collins
John H. Morrissey
Joseph R. Mello
Jungs
Roger Windward
Qgoroner
Eugene H. Lincoln
Bristols Beat Hopkins A. A. Club on the Common
The Bristols defeated the Providence Hopkins Athletic Club 13 to 2 on the Common. Bristol pitcher Perkins held the visitors to five innings with seven strikeouts, while Herrmann shut them out in the final four. Bristol hit 18 times, with McIntyre and Tuacker among those stealing bases and Cardarelli scoring on a late hit. The Bristols prepare for a showdown with Brooks of Fall River next Saturday under manager Shake shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins Athletic Club
Providence
Bristols
Perkins
Herrmann
Cardarelli
McIntyre
McIntrye
Tucker
Bristol
Tuacker
Fiske
Guinan
Leahy
Cusick
White
Melotyreta
Reall
van Almkerk
Duffy
Megh Federalyy
Caentarcili
R. Anderson
Brooks
Fall River
Shakeshift
Rimmer
Probate Court Schedules Daily Probate Actions
The regular monthly Probate Court session, presided by Judge F. H. Hammill, approved wills and guardianships. Henry A. Simmons was confirmed as executor of William H. Simmons estate with bond set at 800 dollars. Keefe named guardian for William J. Keefe minor, bond 800. Various appraisers and accounts approved for estates including Eleanor D. Slade, Lyman B. Bosworth, Harriet F. Swaet, Charles Evans, and Daniel Stevens. Notices granted for Nathan N. Cole and Charles Evans estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Hammill
Henry A. Simmons
William H Simmons
Henry M. Gibson
Edwin Cady
John H. Bailey, Jr
John Usher, Jr
Thomas E. Keefe
William J. Keefe
Augustus Duffy
Bernard V. Morris
James Doran
Nathan A. Bishop, Jr
Eleanor D. Slade
Lyman B. Bosworth
Harriet F. Swaet
Charles Evans
Ward
Oaroline W. Thiele
Daniel Stevens
Nathan N. Cole
Henry Sanford
Charles Pepper
Livery Stable Auction By Barton and Burlington Firm
Barton and Burlington discontinue the livery stable business and will sell horses carriages and harnesses at public auction at the stables on Tuesday June 18 at 10 o clock. Henry Barton says the firm will close out the livery side but stay in trucking. Barton plans to sell barns and carriage sheds except one large building moved onto leased land for use as a barn and wagon shed for trucking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton & Burlinton
Henry Barton
Barton
James Tobin
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District Court
Thomas Janssen
Paris Green
Hellebore
Bordeaux
Insecti
Jadiweil
Wardwell L Lumber CO
Bristol, R. I
the Bank OF the People
Moore
F. T. Remieres
Benjamin Moore & CO
Pure Paints, Colors & Moresco
New York
Chicago
Toronto
Staples Goal Company
the German Clothing CO
State Street
Cor
Hope and
Perry Sts
R.I
Poppasquash Road
Hopkins A. A
Piske
Morris
Bart
Albanese
Ee Ia
Probate Court
Industrial Trust GO
Hope Street
Anderstrom’s
Edward D. Kunz
Stevens & Co
Providence Telephone Company
Bradford Sts
Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Smith
Bristol County Gas and Electric CO
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