Bristol Fourth of July Plans Face Local Strife and Debate
A Bristol editorial laments limited funds and infighting among local groups over Fourth of July parade rights and band hires. It calls for unity, criticizes unfounded attacks by ministers, and warns against overextended accusations amid civic preparations.
Bristol Post Office and town notices in 1890s style
Mails close and open hours listed for Bristol area. Local ads note clothing deals, shipments, theater entertainments, and a Fourth of July parade vote. Public notices include court fines for drunkenness and a sailing incident involving the Rhode Island schooner. Community events range from picnics to church services and lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
J. H. Gladding Reynold
Geo. H. Peck
Pilsbury
Bast Flour Rothschilds Co
Rachel T. Weeden
L. G. Gladding
Fourth of July in Bristol to Mirror Last Year’s Plan
Bristol celebrates with a morning artillery salute and bells tolls at 6 12 and 6. A 10 a.m. parade is planned with the Declaration read and an O Donnell oration if the Town Hall repairs allow. Attleboro band to perform. a five mile handicap bicycle race at 2 30 p m with about a dozen starters. The day ends with a ball game and a fireworks display on the common.
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Committee of Arrangements
Bristol
Remieres
Hind Quarters
C. A.johnson’s
Bristol High
G A. R. Hall
G. A. R. Hall
Thos. W. Bicknell
Providence
Cantrell & Cochrane
C. A. Johnson’s
J. Wing Munro & Son’s
Rhode Island
I. H. Soule
Cienfuegos
William O'Donnell
Attleboro
Mass
State
Hope Streets
Hope Street
H. M. Gibson
Hope
Herreshoff Manufacturing Co
Newport Hintachat
The Big Show Coming to Town This July
Reynolds' World United Shows along with Menager ie Moorish Caravan and Royal Roman Hippodrome visit Tuesday July ad. The 1895 Reynolds Shows promise a wonderful exhibition with novel and striking features under one canvas. A grand street procession starts from the show grounds in the morning. Exhibits on the common July 2.
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Reynolds’ World
Reynolds
O'Shaunnessy Head Wedding at St Marys Church
The marriage of William O'Shaunnessy and Mary Head took place at St Marys Church in the town yesterday at 9 am. A high nuptial mass was celebrated by Rev P McCabe. A reception followed at Mrs Sarah McLoughlin’s residence on Catharine Street with only relatives present. The couple will reside in Bristol.
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S. J. Smith
Salem
Mass
Joseph T. Lindsey
High Street
Burgess
C. A. Johnson
Daniel R. Case
Pappoosesquaw
Federal
Providence
Bristol Nine
G. W. Easterbrooks
National India Rubber Company
Nerone's
State Street
Louis Lafrance
Moses Connery
Hope Street
Lafrance
E. H. Carter
C. A. Johnson’s
Benjamin L. West
High
Constitution Streets
Benjamin R. Wilson
Clarence Lansing
Washington Gorham
Armonur
C. A. Johnson's
Girls’ Friendly Union of
Trinity Church
Vine Church
O’shaunnessy
Wm. O’shaunnessy
Mary Head
St. Mary’s Church
P. McCabe
Nellie Dillon
Lonsdale
Gray Lansdowne
Sarah McLoughlin
Catherine Street
Bristol
School Gymnastics Program Featured By Local Authority
An entertainment in G A BR Hall Wednesday evening showcased gymnastics by three school classes under Miss O F Pedrick director. John P Reynolds superintendent Rev Dr Locke and Rev H A Stevens spoke on physical training with Reynolds recounting its introduction. Large attendance.
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O. F. Pedrick
G. A. BR. Hall
Miss Pedrick
John P. Reynolds
Dr. Locke
H. A. Stevens
Reynolds
Locke
Locke and ‘Rev. Mr. Stevens
Pedrick
Funeral of Arctic Hill resident C Holden described as state’s most remarkable
The wealthy Crompton resident C Holden who died last week arranged his own funeral program. It included an extract from Pope and his own poem with a Providence band. Selections at the house and grave included Auld Lang Syne Star Spangled Banner Old Oaken Bucket and Blue Bells of Scotland. Holden never left Rhode Island except once when a wrong train took him to Connecticut. He was worth 100000.
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C. Holden
Arctic Hill
Crompton
Holden
Streat
Massachusetts
Roger Williams
Pope
Providence
Scotland
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Amusement Resort Under Rapid Construction on Thames Street
DeWolf and Bullock advance a new Thames street amusement resort with a double deck piazza over the water. Naragansett Machine Co of Providence installs three bowling alleys on the first floor while the second floor houses billiards, a reading room, and lounges. The project features yellow pine interior, electric wiring, a concrete north driveway, and site work moving the old building toward the waterfront ahead of a public opening tomorrow evening.
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DeWolf & Bullock
Thames Street
Naragansett Machine Co
Providence
Water Front
Recent Additions in 1893 Library Catalogs
A catalog-like list presents numerous 1893 publications across multiple venues. Entries include Scientific American volumes, Appleton's Encyclopedia, travelogues, novels, reference works, and histories with procurement details and locations. Strong entities include publishers or authors and places like New York and Boston.
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Scientific American
Scientific American Supplement
Scientific American — Architects and
Vola
Appleton’s Am
Lockyer
J. Norman
Jewett
Llewellyn
England
London
Wood
James
Turner
Thomas A
Argentina
Dodge
Charles Wright
Astor
John Jacob
N. Y
Davis
Richard Harding
Wilkins
Mary E
Pembroke
Martin
Edward Satford
Doyle, Conan
Sherlock Holmes
Barr
Amelia EH
Boston
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R. J
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Journal
Bristol and Vicinity
W. E. Todd
Fall River
Bristol Light Infantry
Reynolds’ World United
Parmenas Skinner
Little Compton
J. W. Munro & Son's
United States Baking Company
F. S. Burgess
Woodmansee
Pascoag
R. I
Advent Christian Church
Apollinaris
McNay
I. B. Munro
P. O
Volante
Dexter Thurber
H. Pearse
Warwick
Saunders’ Yard
Congregational
Baptist
Inspector McLaughlin
New York
Warren
RB. I
S. K .Buffinton
Herald of the
Burr and Adams
Warren Gazette
C.A. Johnson’s
Bristol Cornet
Artillery Armory
C. A.johnson's
King Philip Steam Fire Engine Company No. 1
Vasty
America
South Amboy
N.jd
Nathan N. Cole
Choice Green Peas
Peck
Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company
Mount Hope Council
Royal Arcanum
Grand Army Hall
Moxie
G.W. Easterbrooke
Samuel C. Easterbrooks
Brown
The
Phenix
Bristol Train of Artillery
Warren Brass Band
John S. Lawton
the Artillery
Tien-Tsin
China
Herreshoff
Phe Grand
Republican Party
U.S
Collector’s Sale
Hareby
Wood, Union
Cook Atreats
Gov. Bush
Guardian
Mott T.ane
Constitution Street
Cook Street
Charles L. Wardwell
George H. Peck
Robata
Lucretia G. Gladding
Rachel T. Giford
Lucretia G .Gladding
Daniel Gladding
Ten O’clesk
Herbert F. Bennett
Frank T. Remieres
Court of Probate
Wiliam H.bennett
Albert VII, Bennett, Ady
Rogers 'Free Library
Johnson
Royal
J. N. Larned
Springfield
Poole
Meyer
Franz Sales
Soc
Svo
U. S
Washington
Smithsonian Institute
U. 8
Interstate Commerce Commission
Santo Domingo
U. S. Commission of Inquiry
Cucu
Rawlinson
George
Egypt
N.Y
Edwards
Amelia B
Bacon
Alice Mabel
King
Charles
West Point
Kipling
Rudyard
Cotes
Edward
Weyman
Stanley J
Francis
M. E
Dan
Rothshild’s Sons CO
Broadway
Constitnti Street
M. J. Austin
Franklin
Hops Street
Misses Bunn