Independence Day 1910 Celebration Programme
The committee outlines the July 4 1910 program with salutes at 6 and 12 am and a 9 30 am artillery salute at Franklin Street Station. Bells toll at 6 am and 6 pm. A grand 10 15 am Military Naval Firemen parade forms at 10 am with divisions on State High Wood and Church streets and a lineup led by Police Captain Dwyer and Chief Marshal Davis.
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Bristol
Trinity
Franklin Street
State
Naval
Wood Street
Church Street
Wood
Thomas Dwyer
Wendell R. Davis
Charles W. Abbot, Jr
John J. H. Kulz
Bristol Beats Locomotive Team Easy In Weekend Game
Bristol’s new pitcher Carter delivered speed, shutting out the Providence Locomotive Co. club. Bristol’s strong fielding and timely hitting, plus Carter’s sharp work, produced a 9 to 0 victory in the trial Saturday on the Common. The Bristol forces dominated, with Barnes hit hard by their bats and Carter registering 14 strikeouts against 5 for Barnes. The local arrangement details and marching units added to a brisk, confident showing for Bristol ahead of a potential Fourth of July clash with Riverside A. A. of Cambridge.
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Carter
Bristol
American Loco Motive Company
Providence
Flrst
Ahearn
Barnes
Riverside A. A
Cambridge
Morrie
H. Murphy
Guinan
Threm
Balla
McGinley
Janson
Martin
A. I. Co
Demara
Rhody
Witherell
Visitors Welcomed Aboard USS Tacoma Bristol Visit
Commander Archibald Davis informs Bristol officials that the USS Tacoma will arrive July 1 and stay through July 4. About 120 sailors including color guard and hospital corps will participate in the parade and events with daily ship visits open from 10 am to noon and 1 pm to 5 pm.
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James F. Lavander
Bristol
Rhode Island
Tacoma
Newport
Archibald H. "Davis
U. S. Navy
Fourth of July committee hires outside band over local option
The editor of the Phoenix notes the Fourth of July committee traveled out of town to hire a fire and drum band instead of using a local group. He points out many home or taxpaying residents could have provided music in Providence, Bristol, and nearby areas on July 28, questioning the choice.
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Phoenix
Warren Aerie
Eagles
Providence
Bristol
Phoenix letter favors out-of-town talent at Star Theatre
A reader to the Phoenix urges the editor to award the first prizes to the out-of-town talent rather than local favorites. The note references Harriss and the Star Theatre manager and mentions Mary Sylvia and Mrs. Henry Sylvia in the audience.
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the Phoenix
Phoenix
Harriss
Star Theatre
Mary
Sylvia
Eppinase
Henry Sylvia
Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Advertisement for Gray's Sweet Powders claiming quick relief for fevers colds teething and stomach troubles in children. Promises to break up colds in four hours and destroy worms. Mentions free sample mailed to Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy NY.
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Allen S. Olmated
LeRoy, N.Y
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Paris Green
W. M. Gonnery
J. T. Remieres
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Frede Suzman
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Carter Iind
Teo ‘Mich
Locomotive Company
L. Maitland Minsher
John H. Bailey
Charles Scott
Edward Anthony
C. F. Grant
Milo Burke
Brockton Mass
Bristol Train of Artillery
M. A. Cheesman
F. M. Straight
J. T. Robertson
Warren Artillery
Nelson R. Hall
F. L. I. Regiment
R. I
Frank R
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East Greenwich
William M. Owen
Aram J.pothier
Samuel P. Colt
Charles W. Cromer
Charles E. West
Frederick Wilbur
Bertram W. Wall
S. Latimer W. Ballou
Edmund H. Guerim
Ambrose Kennedy
Emery J. San Souci
Fred“L.bawton
Edward A. Sherman
Ezra Dixon
F. H. Hammill
Benjamin M. MacDougall
Charles B. Brigham
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Frank Paull
Joseph E. Simmons
John M. Coggeshall
George H. Peck
Edward J. Prest
Philo V. Cady
Ab King
Boe Clark
Vincenti
Oral
I Janson
Baxter
Campbell
Rf Barnes
Davis
U. S. S. Tacoma
Briato
U. S
Navy Yard
New York
N.Y
Patronize Home Organizations
Edward D. Kunz
Onin
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Rocky Mountains
Providence Telephone Bo
Hope Cor
Bradford Sts
Dtaples
State Street
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