Notable Bristol Reception for Generals Burnside and Grant
The Bristol crowd fills streets and hotels with lights for a grand reception to General Burnside and President Grant. A large contingent, including Gov. Anthony and naval officials, enjoyed open house, music, and a Clinton-like parade, with boats ferrying guests and a later drizzle dampening plans for bay sail.
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U. S. Grant
General Burnside
Asf
High
Franklin
Hope
High Streets
Ferry Road
Burnside
Bristol
Providence Police
Ayer
Grant
Grand Army
Veteran Association
H B Anthony
Newport
Stevens Post
G. A
O Bourn
Hope and
Valley Streets
W. J. Miller
Col. Pegram
Providence
Pawtucket
John Herreshoff
Binion Mtn Foray
Tea
Telegraph Office
Bristow
Jupiter Iusius
Nina
George M Robeson
Navy
Marshall Jewell
James Alden
USN
C Raymond Rogers
US Naval Academy
Wiliam Beach Lawrence
A G Lawrence
S W Macy
Thomas Coggeshall
K Randolph Breese
E P Lull
U S M
Hamilton Fish, Jr
4A Thompson, Esq
Boston
John W Russell Esq
New York
Gardner's Wharf
Messrs Pearce and Muller
Pearl Buck’s The Exile praised as fine biography and tribute
A Providence clergyman lauds Pearl Buck’s The Exile as a biographical novel. The piece highlights Carie and Andrew’s life in China, their trials, the devoted servant, and dramatic scenes of danger, presenting Buck’s work as a significant American literary contribution.
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Providence
Pearl Buck
Carie
Andrew
China
Arte
Mrs. Browning
Ikke Korah
Dathan
Abtram
Marbles Tournament to Continue Today on Bristol Common
The Awashanks Herd sponsored event resumes at 4 pm on Bristol Common after a rain delay. Players from Walles St Marys and open districts join district champions from last week to decide this town title contest.
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Awashanks Herd
P (Ws
Boy Scout Honor Society
Bristol
Walles
St Mary's
Herd
Artillery Armory
Third Annual Penny Bazaar by First Bristol Troop Scouts
Plans are in place for the third annual penny bazaar in Artillery hall on Friday and Saturday with free evening entertainment a string orchestra comedy sketches musical acts and magic. Patrols run booths contests for children on Saturday afternoon and prizes from the drawing. Proceeds fund camping and scouting equipment for the troop.
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Bristol Troop
Boy Scouts of America
Artillery Hall
State Street
Green Bar
Secrets of AAA Come to Light
A Senate glare into wartime farm aid reveals large payments to avoid production under the old AAA and new program. Secretary Wallace discloses items including $123,747 to a cotton operator, $157,000 to a hog company, and $1,067,665 for not growing sugar cane plus other regional sums.
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AAA
Supreme Court
Congress
Agricultural Department
Wallace
House Appropriations Committee
Chester C. Davis
Davis
Vandenberg
Michigan
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
New Deal
Florida
California
Thomas D. Campbell
Campbell
Balance of Power orias of a Control Project
A column quotes President Roosevelt advocating a federal plan to control the forces of modern society. It suggests swift action may require bending Civil Service rules and hiring practices based on political endorsements. Critics mock the idea as entrenched greed and fear the constitutionality of CFMS.
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Roosevelt
Indiana
Aittle
How to Succeed in Tough Times Editorial
A New Jersey editor argues that an administration deeply in debt cannot properly guide a farmer or advise a factory owner on efficiency. The piece warns against policy failures and calls for practical governance to improve business and agriculture.
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New Jersey
Bristol Sidewalk Driving Leads to Fines and Court Actions
Mario Montecalvo of 160 Carlton Street Providence fined 10 dollars for driving an automobile on a Wood Street sidewalk. Judge William T O'Donnell sentenced Joseph Travers of 220 State Street to 30 days in Cranston reformatory for domestic violence but Travers appealed. Giuseppe DeLucca 56 of 155 Franklin Street charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. case continued with $2000 bail. Other cases include arson stator continuances and probation for junk licensing violation. Witnesses included Bertram W Wall and Sgt. William T. Cashin.
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Mario Montecalvo
Carlton Street
Providence
Bristol
Montecalvo
Wood Street
William T. Cash
William T O'Donnell
Joseph Travers
State Street
Cranston
Travers
Laura
Anthony J. Ferrara
O'Donnell
O’donnell
Lucien Capone
Guiseppe DeLucca
Franklin Street
Delucca
WPA
Joseph Viscione
Kenneth McKenzie
Thames Street
Christopher Garvin
Phece
Rosa
Joseph A. Hammill
Bertram W Wall
William T. Cashin
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A. N. Miller
James A. Lawless
C. A. Waldron
M. W. Newton
Westminster Street
Providence Journal
Republic
Libris
IEEE
Ery
Fox Fo
Jhesnres
Buffington’s Drug Store
Hope Street
Mailano’s Stoh
BOY Scout
Secrets of
Madge Evans
Wiley Padan
Rae
Leo Carrillo
Caruso
H.b.warner
Neerie
Man
Horan
MG Daught
N. Y
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Newman Bros
S. S. Pierce
S. S. Pierce Co
Java
Edenvale
John Alden
Hamburg
Pilgrim Bakers