Trolley Tender Injured by Wires in Warren Accident
John Soule of Providence, a trolley tender on Consolidated road, was thrown from a passenger car in Warren when a trolley pole tangled in overhead wires. He sustained a crushed nose and shaking but was able to walk, receive treatment from Dr. Morrissean, and return home after riding to Fox Point. Train Dispatcher Walter Dodge later reported only nose abrasions and a severe shake as injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Soule
Providence
Consolidated Road
Warren
Soule
T. G. Morrissean
Fox Point
Walter Dodge
Uric O Promised as Rheumatism Cure in Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Uric O as a universal cure for rheumatism. It claims rapid relief from sleepless nights and pain by acting on blood, muscles, and kidneys, neutralizing acid poison. J H Young & Co handle Bristol sales, The Smith Drug of Surrance NY makes the remedy and offers samples or full bottles on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.H. Young and Co
Cric.o
Bristol
Smith Drug
Surance
N. Y
Close election results across multiple local offices
The report lists voters and party results for Walsh and co strongholds in council, probate judge, town treasurer, and school committee races. The tallies show Republican and Democrat nominees with cit., Jefferson, or other designations, highlighting narrow margins and split outcomes across the town's political contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Shepard
George A. Arnold
James T. Robertson
Jefferson F. Galvin
William ‘R.rotter
William J. Munro
Philip Brady
Cornelius J. Hasbrouck
W. Fred Williams
Michael Kerr
Y M C A Bowling Tournament Returns Dominant Scores
Last evening team No 10 skip Asa W Hathaway swept team No 11 led by W A Snow. Frank A Rounds set two tournament records with a 115 single and 298 total. Snow added a 112 single. Game and player tallies show No 10 ahead 1290 to 865 for No 11, amid other match results and bowling notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa W. Hathaway
W. A. Snow
Frank A. Rounds
FE Snow
A. W. Hathaway
Ff. Crockford
W. Paine
M. Cahoon
W. Snow
J. Keating
J. Walsh
Ij. Cook
Snow
J. ¥. Farrally
R E. Murray
Mothers Read This Vinci Cod Liver Oil Alternative
Mrs C W Stump of Canton Ohio writes that her ill weak child improved rapidly after using Vinci a cod liver oil substitute without the nausea or upset stomach of traditional emulsions. She endorses Vinci as unequaled for delicate children and notes rapid restoration of health and strength. Hope Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Stump
Canton
Ohio
Vinci
Hope Drug CO
Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic Ad Copy
Fastidious women consider Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic a hygienic necessity for personal care and feminine ailments. A germicidal deodorizing wash with healthful qualities. For sale at Druggists. Free sample offered. Address The R Paxton Co Boston Mass.
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Rson
R. Paxton Co
Boston
Mass
Coroner McKenna v Tierney in Barrington death case
In Warren District Court Judge Bosworth over ruled the demurrer and refused to quash in the case Coroner Charles McKenna of Barrington versus William Tierney superintendent of construction for Warragan Street Electric Lighting Company. Tierney is held responsible for the death of Arthur Adams a lineman who died at Barrington while about to work atop a pole with live wires. The Jacob Bessing grand larceny case was continued to next Monday morning.
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Warren
Bosworth
Charles McKenna
Barrington
William Tierney
Warragansett Electric Lighting Company
Tierney
Arthur Adams
Jacob Bessing
Kodol Helps Gallant Dyspepsia Patient Return to Work
A Ga machinist recounts a 1897 stomach disease and near death verdicts. After four years of ill digestion and strict remedies, a fifty-cent bottle of Kodol Hor Dyspepsia almanac aid sparked rapid recovery. Within two months he worked again and in three months was fully well. W. H. Baffington sells the product locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May von
C. N. Cornell
Roding, Ga
Kodol
W. H. Baffington
Commissioner’s Sale of Real Estate at Bristol 1907
Public auction to settle a partition suit in Equity No. 4197. The tract lies along the Main Road Bristol to Warren in Bristol County Rhode Island, about twelve acres with a dwelling. The land was conveyed to Rebecca Reynolds in 1887. Sale by Commissioner William Williams on March 29, 1907 at 1 PM on premises.
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Superior Court
Providence Witl
Providence
Bristol
Charles H. Spooner
George . Bourne
Rhode Island
Warren
John Gray
Jonathan
Samuel Reynolds
Rebecca R. Reynolds
Charles Wesley Allen
Sarah C. Allen
William Williams
R. I
Retiring Bristol President Honored With Morris Chair Gift
Bristol town council last year’s meeting honored retiring president James W. Franklin with a quartered oak Morris chair. Clerk Herbert F. Bennett lauded Franklin and announced a postmeeting banquet at the Hotel Belvedere. Council members and guests attended as the body canvassed finances and sent a road project notice to the Rhode Island Board of Public Roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Franklin
Morris
Townlerk
Herbert F. Bennett
Franklin
Bennett
Henry Morris
Frederic L. Waldron
Hammill
L Brownell
Callan
Philip Brady
Cavassére
Board of Public Roads
State of
Rhode Island
Hope Street
Bristol
Telford
Hotel
Belvedere
OF Interest to Women Health Pills Promise Relief
Women face headaches backaches and fatigue from modern life and seek remedies from druggists. Brandreth's Pile Pills are claimed to regulate the feminine system when taken nightly over time. The pills have a century of use and are sold in drug stores plain or sugar-coated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecham
Brandreth
Frederick Francis Seeks Reform Platform in Bristol
Frederick Francis, after receiving 27 votes for Third Councilman, thanks Bristol citizens for support. His reform agenda includes stopping tip cart overloading on State Street, ending sidewalk spitting on Hope Street, and driving loafers from the State Street corner. He plans to hire a new man for the ticket next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Francis
Bristol
State Street
Hope Street
Moving Pictures at Bristol Opera House Delight City
One of the season’s best moving picture entertainments was shown at Bristol Opera House last Saturday afternoon and evening with Biograph films and newly released pictures promised this week. A finely performed illustrated song segment by Misa Moallie Oelkim added charm while Miss Culkin’s singing impressed Bristol audiences. A health ad promotes Kodoql digestion aid, guaranteed relief under the National Pure Food and Drugs Law, sold by W H Buffington.
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Bristol Opera House
Misa Moallie Oelkim
Aurwan
W. H. Buffington
Administratrix Appointed for Mary M. Shepard Estate
Maud C Eddy announces appointment as Administratrix of Mary M Shepard estate in Bristol Massachusetts. She filed bond. creditors must file claims with Bristol Probate Court within six months from first advertisement.
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Bristol
Mary M. Shepard
Maudc Eddy
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R. E. Murray
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Probate
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Mary A. Tobin
Rv A. Tobiniste
Said
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Fox Hill Ave
Howe
C.H
James Dixon
Church Street
Mrs. Williams
Church St. House
Herman Thiele
St. Patrick’s Postals
W. H. Buffington Hope St
S. Goldes
C. L. Yates
Rochester, N. Y
170 High Street
George T. Sisson
John Shepard
G M. Wilbur
Aristol
George W. M.cgann
J. H. Wall & Co
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Easterbrooks Block
S&s. B. Paull
ER. G. Spooner
Vaccaro Bros
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