Legal Battle Over Bristol Republican Caucuses
Bristol voters watched legal fight unfold as Supreme Court in Providence grants petition to recognize the first Republican caucus nominees on the ballot. The town clerkt’s office faced injunctive action over placing candidates from the Feb 22 caucus, while attorneys debated legality and evidence in a tense municipal dispute.
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Supreme Court
Providence
Harris and
Champlain
Harris
Republican State Central Committee
Charles B. Rockwells
James W. Franklin
Charles B. Brigham
George A. Arnold
Jefferson F. Galvin
Republican Town Committee
Bristol
Supreme
John M Coggeshall
Tanner
Mandamus
Cornelius J. Hasbrouck
Charles S. Cummings
Stephen Church
Crawford L. Easterbrooks
Republican Party
John 8. Murdock
James Harris
Irving Champlain
Knight of dignity and decency sparks school race debate
A Phoenix letter critiques Dr. Hasbrouck as a self styled knight of dignity and decency amid School Committee nominations. It notes caucus tactics viewed as improper and questions if Hasbrouck sought cross party support instead of a fair voter choice. The writer signs as Retrogression in response to what he calls Progress.
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Phoenix
Dr. Hasbrouck
O.s.cummings
Stephen ‘I. Church
Hasbrouck
the Phoenix
Town Council Holds Regular Monthly Session Voices Actions
The Town Council met Tuesday evening with all members present. They acted as a probate court to approve the final account of the Industrial Trust Company as executor of William T. Wardwell and considered a $50 Wardwell estate claim for damages from a fallen tree. A What Cheer Club license was granted for $25, and reports from L H Callan and Daniel Coggeshall were accepted.
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Cummings
Thurston
Simmons
Wilkinson
Church
Industrial ‘Trust Company
William IT
Wardwell
Joshua M. Addeman
Hezekiah O. Wardwell
W. T. C. Wardwell
Oliver and
Hope Streets
Col.Callan
Daniel G. Coggeshall
Fire Department
Narcisse Dupuis, Jr
Wood Street
George H. Brown
MacDonagall
Franklin Street
Peter Reilly
Josephs. Wood
Frank O. Child
Fire Hose Controversy Letter Clarifies Brand Claims
Boston February 18 1909 Chief Eng Coggeshall receives a letter from Henry K Barnes denying Hodgkinson claims that New England代理 of O O O Fire Hose Co sold their product. Barnes states O O O makes 21 in hose priced 90c per ft with varied linings and guarantees, and that his firm sells its own branded hose without regard to other manufacturers.
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Boston
Eng. Coggeshall
Bristol
Wwe
Hodgkinson
Phoenix
New England
O. O. O. Hire Hose Company
Hhunry K. Barnes
Ray
Birth Announcement for Kooh In This Town
In this town on March 6 a baby was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Kooh In This Town.
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Kooh
Charles Ooh
Dad to Tad Lies and a Lesson Told in Humor
A humorous exchange between a parent and child questions the fate of boys who lie. Tad sarcastically claims they get away with it if the lie is convincing, illustrating a playful moral on honesty.
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Tad
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