Bristol Y M C A urged to modernize work and grow
Mr H M Fillebrown visiting Bristol reports local Y M C A plans lag behind current methods and needs to move with the times. He backs establishing a live Bristol Y M C A with public meetings and expert guidance while warning against sticking to century old approaches. Also cited is a typhoid fever outbreak in Stamford linked to impure milk and the arrest of Henry J Blackham for manslaughter in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Fillebrown
Young Men’s Christian Associations
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Bristol
Y.M.C. A
Stamford
Conn
State Board of Health
Henry J. Blackham
John F. King
Blackham
Olneyville Strike Turmoil Turns Ugly After Entry Clash
The Olneyville strikers turn hostile toward mill operatives entering factories as gates opened this week. The strike fizzled from start to finish and leaders, enraged by dwindling support, plan no further persuasion. In Madrid a Spanish officer shot the captain general, was court martialed, and executed the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olneyville
Spain
Madrid
Springfield Lake Woolen Mill Shuts Down Indefinitely
Coventry mill owner P. S. Peckham & Co. fails as lessees causing Springfield Lake Woolen Mill to close on Tuesday for an undetermined period. About 150 workers lose their jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Lake Woolen
Coventry
P. S. Peckham & Co
Choice green pens 40c. peck at C. A. Bobnaon's
Readable text notes price 40 cents for green pens and mentions C A Bobnaon's. The exact details and context are limited due to the fragmented OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck
C. A. Bobnaon's
Reply to Mr Herreshoff on Tilden-Thurber cup dispute
George H Saunders responds to C F Herreshoff Jr over the Tilden Thurber cup ownership and racing rules. He outlines dates May 4 and May 25 challenges, the committee’s handling, and Herreshoff’s alleged failures to defend under defined conditions. He asserts Saunders waived title for a race between Ellide and Hilide if held after June 10, with May 30 opening date discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Herreshoff, Jr
Mr. Herreshoff
Hierreshof
Saunders
Racing Committee
Herreshoff
Mr. Saunders
Bristol
Delema
Dods
U. S
Custom House
Dr. Hollingsworth
Alice
B T A Lawn Party Opens Amid Rainy Weather
The Bristol Battery of Artillery held its lawn party despite poor Wednesday weather. A large turnout enjoyed indoor refreshments in the armory and dancing upstairs. The event featured a procession with uniformed units, escorts, and a welcome speech by Col. Stevens. Future guests included Hy drotion Engine and Hose, Lafayette Guards, United Train of Artillery, and Warren bands and associations arriving on subsequent nights.
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Bristol Tmin of Artillery
Armory
Ifantry Armory
Wood Street
Naval Reserve Armory
High Street
Constitution Street
Hope
Hope Street
Col. O. A. Greene
Bristol updates and notices fill Bristol Post Office page
Local notices report mail times at Bristol and nearby offices, new council and church events, sailing and yacht activity, sales at C A Johnson, and community meetings. Updates include railway timetable change, summer church service start times, and a damper on Fourth of July plans by Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence, Warren and Bristol Railroad
Trinity Church
C. A. Johnson's
Rainy Ride After Worship Earns Thanks to Mr. E. P. Brownell Jr
After church services last Friday evening a sudden shower drenched attendees as they left. A carryall offered transport for those able to fit inside and promised to return for the rest. The community gratefully recognizes Mr. E. P. Brownell Jr. for his kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
E. P. Brownell, Jr
Vanderbilt Visits Bristol Defender Plans
William K. Vanderbilt of the Cup Defender Syndicate visited Bristol on a Tuesday. He arrived via the 8.14 x. mm. train from New York and departed on the 9.90. train with his brother Cornaling, traveling to Providence in their private car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Vanderbilt
Cup Defender
Bristol
New York
Herreshoff Woskis
Mr.Vanderbilt
Cornaling
Providence
Five Mile Handicap Bicycle Race at Bristol Fourth of July
Bristol Cycle Club presents a five mile handicap race during the Fourth of July celebration. Local riders only, entries close June 30. Start and finish at State and Hope streets, cycle route via Bristol Neck and Capt. Nat Herreshoff’s place, with prizes including a gold and silver medal. Entry blanks at William Gifford’s bicycle shop.
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Bristol
Bristol Cycle Club
State and
Hope Streets
State Street
Hope
Charles Beals
Bristol Neck
Nat. Herreshoff
Willliam Gifford
Delegates Report From Y M C A Convention in Springfield
A large audience at First Baptist church heard the delegates report on the recent International Y M C A Convention in Springfield. Ezra Dixon presided. Rev H A Stevens led scripture and Rev A W Kingsley gave the opening prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
International Y. M. C
Springfield
Ezra Dixon
H. A. Stevens
A. W. Kingsley
F. G. Thurston
L. L. Anderstrom
Bristol
Bradford
A Modern Pharisee A Novel by Eduard De Brose
A modern novel narrates Charlotte Carlyle’s leap from a country home to New York seeking honest work. It condemns sensational journalism and explores corruption in politics, religion, and society while upholding sincere morality and chaste language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eduard de Brose
New York
G. W. Dillingham
Charlotte Carlyle
Carlylee
Carlyles
Charlotte
Helen H. Gardiner
Possible White House Attorney General Transition Rumors
The report suggests Andrew G. Olney may replace Secretary of State Gresham with a new Attorney General role for Conrad of Virginia and hints that Charles Uhl could become Solicitor General if the plan materializes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olney
Gresham
Conrad
Virginia
Uhl
Vigilant to Arrive in Bristol for Hull Upgrades
Mr E A Willard manager of the Vigilant reports the ex cup defender will reach Bristol today from New York. She will have a new centreboard hung and hull alterations made before four races in New York from June 15 to 18. The vessel will stay about a week in Bristol then sail back to New York. Willard and family have taken Perkins cottage on Ferry Hill for the summer and his Bristol visit is expected to boost local yachting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Willard
Vigilant
Goulds
New York
Bristol
Vigilantia
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Bristol Phoenix
Bristol County Office
Bradford St
B. L
Farrally Brothers
T.J. McCaughey
D. McCaughey
Church Street
Bir. Saunders
Haitors of
the Phoenix
Bristol and Vicinity
Mount Hope
J. Wing Munro & Son's
Charles H Merriman
Saunders’ Yard
Bellman
Boston
Defender
C. A. Johnson
J. B. Miller
Infanta
H. W. Slocum
Larchmont
N. Y
S. H. Johnson
C. A. Johnson’s
Eber Hill
New School House Building Committee
Benjamin W. Wright
C. A.johnson’s
Qaewetpchools
L. McNay
C. B. Rockwell
Pattye Rockwell
Daniel Stevens
Bristol Train of Artillery
Mr. Lippitt
Wasp
Newport
City Island
United Brothers Lodge No. 28
F. T. Remieres
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Town Asylum
Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company
Warren Brass Band
C. A. Tobpcon’s
McNay
Cantrell & Cochrane
EF. T. Remieres
W. H. Buffington
Apothecary
R. I
R. D. Bullock
H. B. Duryea
William H. Spooner
Henry Goff
Augustus O. Bourn
John G. Watson
Samuel P. Colt
Charles H. R. Doringh
John B. Herreshoff
W. Fred Williams
George A. Arnold
Nathaniel G Herreshof
John W. Munro
Parmenas Skinner
Jr. Ross
G. W. Easterbrooks
McNay’s
I. B. Munro
P. O
Grand Army Hall
Grace Church
Ralph Kinder, Jr
William R. Trotter
Phaniz
Vanderbilt
Leavening Powe
U.s.gov't
Bhifrie—Franklin
Fall River
Mr. Adama
David Shipple
Mary J. Franklin
Wostates
Phoenix
Church Street House
I. I
Rorate
William David McCaughey
Mary McCaughey
William David Mec- Caugner
Ten O’clesk
A. M
Robate
Anni
Thomas James AN McCaughey
Annie
Thomas Jamesa McCaughey
David McCaughey
Mary M McCaughey
Samele
Premizes
Burton Street
Mary A. Waldron
Brockton National Bank of
Brockton
Mass
John B. Newman
Charles ‘N. Locke
Allen M. Newman
John S. Newman
HOFF
Weyeth
Gigars LA
Morris' Pharmacy
Mark Bradford
G. A. B. Hall
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