Keith's New Theatre Presents Because She Loved Him So
The Albee Stock Company at Keith's Providence Theatre stage the French by Gillette comedy Because She Loved Him So a witty wholesome domestic farce about jealousy and divorce. Notable cast includes Wm Turner Reimer Lawrence Craig Nicander Ingram Byrne Young Rivers and others in roles as Weatherbys Wests and Langleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Keith
Providence Theatre
Albee Stock Company
William Gillette
J. E. Dodson
Kate Meek
Ida Conquest
Arthur Byron
Wm. H. Turner
Albee Company
Robert A. Turner
Gillette
Oliver West
Wm. Turner
Mr Weatherby
Miss Reimer
Mr. Craig
Mr. Nicander
Tom Weatherby
Miss Ingram
Senora Gonzales
Mr. Byrne
Pritchard
Miss Young
Susan
Mrs. West
Miss Rivers
Margaret
Robert Turner
Mr. Marsh
Miss Love
Miss Langley
Mr. Hill
Special Board Meeting for 5S Abbott as Physical Director
A special Board of Directors meeting is set for next Friday at 8 pm to evaluate 5S Abbott, a Springfield YMCA Training School graduate, for physical director. Plans include hosting Fall River YMCA boys next Saturday for baseball, athletics, and likely swimming, plus arranging camp participation with state committee programs at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Hall
Board of
Dirctors
Abbott
International Young Men’s Christian Association
Springfield
Fall River
Mi-o-na Cure Guarantee Promises Rapid Results
A. J. Jasmin, the druggist, promotes Mi-o-na with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure. He cites many customers improved from indigestion and related symptoms, claiming nearly full cure rates. The remedy is priced at 50 cents and advertised as restoring health quickly and fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Jasmin
Miona
Lyman Brown
Bristol Train of Artillery Celebrates 110th Anniversary Parade Banquet
The Bristol Train of Artillery marked its 110th anniversary with a 7 pm parade and a banquet at the armory on State Street. Guests included local dignitaries and leaders from related commands, with Col Arthur W. Barrett presiding over a program of toasts and remarks highlighting the unit’s long service from the Dorr Rebellion to the Spanish War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Train of Artillery
State Street
Bristol
Barrett
Franklin Street
High Street
Armory
Read
Col. Barrett
Joseph B. Burgess
Veteran Association
Col. Burgess
Church
Stephen W. Church
New York
Old Guard
Chepachet
United States
Shepard
H. H. Shepard
General Assembly
Arthur W. Barrett
Bristol Artillery
Burgess
Burzesg
Vaccaro Brothers
Home Sweet Home
T. A. Veteran Association
W. T. C. Wardwell
Wardwell
Corr
O. L. Bosworth
Judge Bosworth
Col. Allen
Kentish Guards
East Greenwich
Rhode Island
E. P. Gladding
L. H. Callan
R. I
Coast Artillery
Bristol Artillery Dinner Reflects Rhode Island Heritage
Rhode Island pride shines in Bristol as the Bristol Artillery celebrate with civic history speeches. Town officials and veterans recount colonial and 19th century service, praise bravery from the Revolution to the Civil War, and note modern industry and peaceful conduct with no alcohol served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Peck
George H. Peck
Bristol
America
Church
Wiley
Philip
Mt. Hope
Gaspee
Simeon Potter
Thomas Swan
Wm. Bradford
Benjamin Bosworth
Jeremy Ingraham
State
Burton Streets
Robert Jolls
Samuel Reed
The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths
A sensational warning about a disease blamed for many deaths cites kidney trouble as the underlying cause. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney, liver, and bladder problems, with claims of easy cures and a mail offer for samples and literature from Kilmer & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swamp Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
The Delicate Feast of the Peacock Through Ages
A fragment from All the Year Round chronicles the peacock as a delicacy valued by ancient Greeks and Romans. It notes expensive feeds, royal feasts, and medieval Christmas dishes, detailing preparation from plucked skin to gilded beaks and rich gravies, with references to kings and minstrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenat
Brehm
Vitellius
Heliogabalus
God save the mark as oath and sign in archery
The piece traces the phrase God save the mark from oath like signing with a cross. It notes Charles Knight and Kelly on its use in Shakespearean and Scottish contexts. It adds an archery origin where a well aimed shot cries God save the mark to avoid future hit displacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Knight
Shakespeare
Kelly
Noses and Dutch Life in Jan Steen Pictures
A Chambers' Journal note explains that Jan Steen’s depictions of Dutch home life from two centuries ago reveal equally fantastic noses among peasants and townsfolk. The piece reflects on the good nature of the Dutch and how their amiability preserves the broad comic charm of their faces despite passions.
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Jan Steen
Chambers’ Journal
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Beecham
Keith's New Theatre
M.C. A
Scott
Errs
Seor Se Sowe
Emis
Pearl Street
Hiram Blockade
Water Witch
McDonough
Burnside
Major Babbitt
James S. DeWolf
Dana Greene
Nathan Goff
Old
Old Town
God
Man
Newport Artillery
Newport
Bristol Artilleries
Patterson
Maj
W.H. Gardiner
John T. Robertson
James D.W. Perry
Capt
N. W. Sparks
F. M. Straght
E. C. Gallup
Germany
R. I. Drug Go
Hops Street
Peta
Trip
Geo
P. Lawton
Touro
Spring and
Barney Streets
Newport, R. I
Thomas B. Stockwell
State Board of Education
A. W. Orgelman
M. Fleming
Everett West
Mann
A J Jasmin
R.J. Druc CO
Hope Street
N.H & Hartford Railroad Electric Car Service
Constitution Street
Fox Point
Bristol Constitution Street
Dorrance and
Weybosset
Riverside
Dorrance
Riverside Car House
Franklin Streets
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