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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1903

Page

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Bristol Phoenix Candidates Rise From War and Business

Capt Robert Northam Turner the Citizens movement candidate for first councilman shows strength in tight contests and is expected to win. Born November 1840, son of William H Turner, brother to Gov Thomas G Turner, he served in Civil War and Spanish War and later worked at Providence customs house and hospital corps. Charles S Cummings, a successful businessman and former Asylum Commissioner, has improved the town’s poor home, reduced debt, and overseen steam heat and water upgrades. The piece endorses Cummings as fit for Town Council, signaling good government.

Robert Northam Turner Citizens’ Movement William H. Turner Thomas G. Turner Warren High School East Greenwich Academy Rhode Island Volunteers U. S Navy Turner U. S Providence R I. M R. I Munro Charles S. Cummings Asylum Rhode Island Cummings

Turner as town official and naval veteran candidate

The passage praises Capt. Turner for chairing the electric road committee and securing Australian ballot use in town elections. It notes his roles on the sewer committee, his Farragut Association leadership, and his Bristol roots. It portrays him as disciplined, economical, and capable of implementing a practical system for town growth and prosperity.

Providence Farragut Association of Naval Veterans of Turner Old Bristol Capt. Turner

Walter E. Munroe A Fifth Ward Candidate and Insurance Executive

Walter Ellis Munroe, candidate for Fifth Councilman, is part of the Citizens strong ticket for next Wednesday's election. Born in Bristol in 1861, he rose through local firms including National India Rubber Co and Brown Bros. Co. to become district agent for Travelers Insurance in Rhode Island. He has served as district clerk of the Ninth Ward, president of the Ward Clerks Association, and superintendent of Locust Grove Cemetery grounds, with long tenure in Providence civic roles.

Walter Ellis Munroe Bristol Benjamin T. Munroe Thomas G. Munroe Bristol Equity National India Rubber Co J. H. Young and Co Mason, Chapin and Co Providence Brown Bros. Company Tilden-Tharber Co Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co Springfield Traveler's Insurance Company of Hartford

Citizens Call for Reform in Bristol Campaign

A letter from "Smugwump" urges Bristol voters to reject machine politics and elected officials seen as creatures of political machines. The writer argues roads, interests, and law enforcement suffer under current coalitions and calls for a genuine citizens movement to end the current power structure.

Bristol Nut

Artillery Notes at Bristol Train of Artillery Meeting

At the regular monthly Bristol Train of Artillery meeting a committee was appointed to present officer candidates for the annual meeting on Thursday April 2. The committee includes Lieut. Col. Stephen Bourn Quar termaster Sergeant C H Usher Corp J T Robertson and Privates R J Anderson and F E Suzmano. Col Bailey received a note from Adjt Gen F M Sackett stating he would inspect the company next Thursday evening. An extra drill will be held to prepare for the inspection. One applicant was elected to membership last evening.

Bristol Train of Artillery Stephen Bourn C H Usher J. T. Robertson R. J. Anderson F E Suzmano Bailey Adjt F. M. Sackett

New King’s New Discovery Cures Coughs and Lung Ailments

Mrs W Watkins of Pleasant City Ohio credits Dr Kings New Discovery for saving her son from pneumonia after a terrible cough. Doctors failed to help but the remedy restored health. It is advertised as a sure cure for coughs colds and lung diseases priced 60 cents and 1.00 with trial bottles free.

Cardboard signs for sale at Poosnix office

A Poosnix office offers an assortment of cardboard signs including To Let For Sale Terms Cash and more priced at 10 cents each.

Poosnix

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J. H. Wall & CO F. S. Engel THE Maine Creamery Company William N. Burcess Earle & Prew’s Express Maine Creamery Coo Broadway Bristol Phoenix Mr. Cummings Capt Citizens Warrer E Munroe the Phoenix Hope Street Industrial Trust Company Connery Men’s Outfitter Just FT. Remieres Cor Hope and Bradford Streets B. C. Gas & Electric Co
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