08 Mar 1904
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1904
Page
1
The petition signed by hundreds of Bristol residents condemns the so called machine that packed the Republican caucus and endorses Walter E. Monroe. It calls for legislative action to establish a caucus law or an effective method to curb irregular nominations by the Republican Democrat Citizen coalition.
An affidavit by Officer Maurre in Rhode Island asserts eight thousand dollars was expended on highways and sidewalks in the past year. Benjamin T. Munro swears the statement published in the Poni n nx is substantially accurate and true, before Notary George H. Peck on March 8, 1904.
John Adams the town's oldest resident will celebrate his ninety eighth birthday tomorrow at his home at No 98 State Street with the usual family dinner following.
The council recounts events around Officer Benjamin T Munro leaving the police force and the subsequent unanimous selection of Henry Serbst to fill the vacancy. It covers timelines from February 2 to the present, notes on ballots, and statements by officials J W Franklin and others. Also lists letters for week ending Mar 5 and an ad urging Greens August Flower for liver health and digestion.
Mr Adams, a well preserved native of Beverly Massachusetts born March 9 1806, has not enjoyed his usual health this winter but remains able to read in his room and accept calls of congratulations.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a natural scientific cure for catarrh and colds. It promotes a pocket inhaler, germ killing balsamic air, and a money back guarantee if not cured. Outfit priced at $1 with refills 50c. sold by A J Jasmin under a pay promise. Also a political note urging a vote for A M Miller for Assessor of Taxes.
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