Town Council Meeting Over Hasbrouck Room Rent Dispute
Town Council debates payment for Dr Cornelius J Hasbrouck rent for the Hasbrouck block police headquarters room. Vote to pay $240 after $70 vacancy deduction, with Hasbrouck threatening legal action. Also approved repairs, licenses, and motions on parades, street works, and bandstand planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius J. Hasbrouck
Hasbroack Block
Hasbroaock
Charles B. Rockwell
MacDougall
Brigham and Simmons
Hasbrouck
Council
John H.morrissey
S Brighham
Dr. Hasbrouck
Bristol
Hope Street
Charles A. Glancy
Wood Street
William 4. Buttington
William H. Chestham
Providence Telphone
Wood
Court
Gabriel de Felice
Bradford Street
Committee On Highways
Industrial Trust Company
Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Memorial
Beach Terrace
Brigham
Che U
Portsmouth Coal Mine Discovers Large Vein of Peacock Anthracite
Officials at the Portsmouth coal mines celebrate the discovery of a large vein of Peacock anthracite found at an 800 foot level. A sample shown in Phoenix office window suggests higher quality coal as shafts extend toward Bristol Ferry. The chief mining engineer says the coal contains all elements needed for burning and the plant employs about 200 workers with plans for up-to-date facilities, signaling anticipated profitability.
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Portsmouth
Pennsylvania
Phoenix
Bristol Ferry
Aestitute Exchange Sparks Light Chat
In a brief, playful exchange Eilsie and Maude discuss poverty and vanity. Ethel asks if she spoke about it, Elsie confirms that Maude said her face was her fortune in a brisk remark reflecting social vanity.
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Eilsie
Maude
Ethel
Elsie
Odd Fellows Celebrate 40th and 91st Anniversary
Odd Fellows Hall hosted United Brothers Lodge No 18 IL O O F and celebrated the lodge 40th anniversary alongside Odd Fellowship in America 91st. The program featured music magic and readings with each number widely acclaimed. William M Gorman former Postmaster chaired the event as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
United Brothers Lodge
No. 18
William M. Gorham
P.G
Welcome program of United Brothers Lodge event noted
The program opened with Bless Be The Tie and included an audience prayer by Rev. Alfred S Stowell, selections by Brown University Quartette, solos by Misses Hathaway Gorham Carey Fish and an orchestra, plus a history by George J. Arnold. Refreshments followed and officers listed include N G Walter H Coggeshall and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred S Stowell
P.G
Brown University Quartetta
Beatrice Hathaway
Mildred U. Gorham
Elizabeth L’f Carey
Belvedere Orchestra
William Williston
History of the Lodge
George J. Arnold
Brown University Quartette
Juliette M Fish
America
Bessie Potter
James T. Robertson
P. G
William M. Gorham
John H. Bailey, Jr
Mathew J. Cahoon
Frank M. Dimong
United Brothers Lodge
George A. Arnold
G.M
N.G
Walter H. Coggeshall
Vv. G
Peter Gasper
William P. Paine
Frederick A. Tallman
Amaga QO. Williston
I. G
John HW. Bailey, Jr
O.G
Joseph M. Hart
Frank M. Dimond
R. S.N.G
Frank Mowry
N. G
Raymond T. Card
R. S
William J. Fish
Lewis B. Waldron
R.S.V. G
John Mathewson
William B. Gooding
Opening Ball Game Tomorrow in Bristol
A Bristol club board meeting set opening game details for tomorrow at 3 15 pm. Chairs for charity were allotted to Bristol, with others barred from selling chairs under Bristol’s name. President MacDougall will pitch, Judge Leahy to catch, and Bristol faces Providence Independents with umpire Witherell and scorer Clowes.
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Bristol
Bristols
Guinan
Providence Independents
Benjamin M. MacDougall
E. Lt. Leahy
Bristol—Carrier
Chapderlaine
Martin
J. Murphy
Ahearn
Fredette
P. Morris
H. Murphy
Guiuan
Providence
Brown
Quinn
Twombly
Owens
Carl ‘Witherell
Acorer
Lloyd Clowes
Edison Moves Pictures For Seven Thousand A Week
Green notes Edison earns seven thousand dollars weekly from moving pictures, while Mrs Green exclaims in astonishment at the high sum. The exchange highlights the wealth tied to the emerging film industry and public fascination with cinema earnings.
May 1 Starts New Interest Quarter for Savings
The May 1 interest quarter begins a cycle for savings deposits. If funds arrive on or before May 15 they accrue interest from May 1. Interest compounds semi annually in August and February.
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