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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1904
Page
2
Japans naval and land successes force world notice
The May 10 1904 report credits Japan with cutting off Port Arthur and driving Russian forces back in Manchuria. It argues Japan’s preparedness determines success, noting superior naval victories and more scientific land operations than seen in Cuba. The piece lauds the Mikado and mocks Russian strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Japan
Russia
Cuba
New Daily Press in Binghampton Boosts City Image
Binghampton, New York launches a new daily newspaper called the Press. General manager Wallis Sharpe Kilmer, an advertising agent, guides a up-to-date, metropolitan style. The city’s first paper in 1815 was named the Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghampton
N. Y
the Press
Wallis Sharpe Kilmer
The
Phoenix
Bristol Golf Club adopts new constitution and tennis upgrades
At a Bristol Golf Club meeting held at the club house, members approved the new constitution. Main business covered improvements to the tennis courts with work already underway. A $150 appropriation was set for soil purchase and carting from Barrington to top dress the courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Golf Club
Barrington
Paints and 26 Gallons for Jobs in Methuen Mass
A correspondent notes a painter’s request for 26 gallons and details past usage: generally 24, seven left, ordered nine more and sixteen for another job, six remaining. From Messrs W A. & F Bower Methuen Mass. The firm adds that new agents face learning curves and soon improve their guessing accuracy. F W Devoe Co. 8 C Essterbrooks sells our paints 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
W A. & F Bower
Methuen
Mass
F. W.devoe & Co
Essterbrooks
Mills Arrive at Ferry Hill and Local Notices
Mr and Mrs Joan B Mills of New York arrive at their summer residence on Ferry Hill. The Home for Destitute Children board meeting is this afternoon. The Y M C A auxiliary meets at three. Francis Brazil, infant son of Frank and Mary Brazil, died aged 5 months 20 days. The funeral was held at 4 pm from State Street and burial at St Marys cemetery. Bishop McVickar confirmed 11 girls and two boys at St Michaels and eight youths at Trinity. A plan to merge five Warren banks into Warren Trust Company with Joseph W Martin as president, plans a four story block at Main and Market. A. O. Bourn chimney fire controlled by carpenters. Memorial Day parade details and church services announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan B. Mills
New York
Ferry Hill
Olive's
Warren
F. L. Silvey
Ingersoll
Bristol
St. Michael’s Church
Trinity Church
Warren Trust Company
Joseph W. Martin
Main and
Market Street
Warren First National Bank
St. Mary's T. A. Society
Hotel Belvedere
Louise Doyle
Kate Walsh
Kate Galvin
State Rrade
State Board of Public Roads
Col. Callan
McCormick
East Providence
A. O. Bourn
J. H. Wall
John Rawson
Ascension Day Services and Local Notices in Bristol
On Ascension Thursday Trinity church holds 8 and 10 a.m. services with an 8 p.m. wake. The Gaotus was in harbor Saturday and laid up at the town wharf over Sunday. John Howland Pitman’s condition at noon today remained about the same, growing weaker. General Curtis inspected the Soldiers Home and stayed overnight with Capt. Hall. Mrs. G. W. Francis received her twelfth grandchild. Prunes promos and grocery ads follow. A surprise party for Mathew O’Brien at 5838 Wood Street. Epworth Leagues plan an anniversary social in Warren. First Baptist welcomed Rev. Alfred S. Stowell as pastor. Gas ranges pitched by Sherwin-May. A wedding at St Michael’s Church unites Miss Helen Goddard May and Edward Sherwin of Boston with detailed ceremony notes. A farmer’s rheumatism tale ends with Chamberlain’s Pain Balm endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babbitt
Grand Army Hall
New England Order of Protection
J. W Daniels
New Hampshire
John P. Sanborn
Newport
David Sherwood
Providence
Rhode Island
Eugene F Bennett
James H. Shaw
Trinity Church
Gaotus
John Howland Pitman
N. M. Curtis
General Curtis
Benjamin L. Hall
G. W. Francis
Bristol
James Garrity
Lottie Francis
T. J. Connery
State Street
New England Magazine
Rogers Free Library
Mathew O’brien
Warren
Fall River
New Bedford
Wood Street
Daytona
Florida
Epworth League
M. E
Bristol League
First Baptist Church
Alfred S.stowell
Stowell
Moses
Bristol County Gas & Electric Company
St. Michael’s Church
Helen Goddard May
Edward Sherwin
Boston
Miss May
Wallis E. Howe
St. Agnes School
Albany
E. J. Valentine
Charles van Brunt
Path
A.S. Chesebrough
Locke
Samuel May, Jr
Wellesley
Mags
Mar Waa
Mendelssohn
Ellen Carr
Joseph E. Fletcher
J. Winthrop DeWolf
Amy Hayes
8. P. Colt
J. Halsey DeWolf
Thomas Sherwin
Ellen Sherwin
Goodwin
Alice van Brunt
Gilmore
William Bird
Elsie Bird
Edith May
Flint
Edward May
Cortland van Brunt
Frank Weston
van Brunt
Reynolds
Flagg
Frank Weld
Weld
Jamaica Plain
Alice Gilmor
Lina Keeler
Baltimore
Mrs. Sherwin
Ludlow
Bristol Exposition Notes and D A R Meeting Report
A Bristol reader lauds the St Louis Exposition praising its scale and the Japanese exhibits. The letter highlights Rhode Island education builds at the fair and mentions student designers and artists from Anderstrom Providence Warren and others. D A R Bristol Chapter met with plans to decorate Revolutionary graves May 29 and a member shared insights from the Continental Congress and a naval history paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Phaniz
Rhode Island
Bristol
Anderstrom
Elsie Manchester
Mary Reynolds
Bessie Tobin
Sadie Bosworth
Steve Murano
Margaret Reynolds
School of Design
Providence
Marguerite Thurber
Ella Gladding
Warren
Marguerite Wardwell
Observer
Memorial Building
Regent
A. B. Manchester
Frederick A. Foster
Ransom
Mashprgton
George F. Stanton
Sherwin and Goddard Wed in Boston Town
Edward Sherwin and Miss Helen Goddard May were married in town on May 7 by Rev. Dr. Locke. Both reside in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwin—May
Dr. Locke
Edward Sherwin
Helen Goddard May
Boston
Infant dies in Brazil town on May 8
In a Brazilian town an infant named Francis, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Brazil, aged 5 months and 20 days, died on May 8. A separate advertisement offers a $100 reward for catarrh cures and promotes Hall's Pain Cure and Hall's Family Pills with testimonials, noting Hall's claims and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Francis
Frank Brazil
Hall
FOJ Y & CO
TRODS
Toledo
Ifs
Cheney
West & Truax
O WaLpine, Kinnan & Marvin
Oo Hall
Mella Thompson Opens Home Baked Goods Notice
Notice states Mella Thompson at 42 Union Street taking orders for cakes pies doughnuts and paddings, offering homemade bakery items for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mella Thompson
Union Street
String Beans Peas and Baked Beans Featured
A brief grocery listing highlights String Beans Peas and Baked Beans along with Fancy Pine Apples and Peaches as available items.
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Peirce
Thos.f.peirce & Son
Dorrance and Westminster Corner
Bristol and Vicinity
Bristol Post Office
Sunday Mails
South Door
Earle & Prew
Board of Managers of the Home For Destitute Children
Association Rooms
Dodge & Camfield
Butler Exchange
Exchange Place
Sherwin
Here
C P. Rayder
Pattens Mills
W. H. Buffington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Dan Curtis
Eastern Shipbuilding Co
New London
Conn
Franklin Street
A. P. Nerone
COL. C- 8
Ren Batate Roker
Hope and
Bradford Streets
Malcolm Macnaught
Thames Street
Bay View Avenue
Church Street
J. B. Minsher
High and
Olive Sunsets Inquire
Redi
Plymouth Rocks
Main Road
P. A
Lock OX
Prof. Lee
Washington Streets
William McCaughey
Wright's Church
Dental Association
Westminster Street
Providence, R
Hubert A. Lewis
Phaanix
NIX
Mason
Cc. A. Johnson
A.W. Orgelman
Oudane PC Has
Burton Street
Waldron-Brownell CO
Pag Tae O
Oe Sane
Easterbrooks
S. B. Paull
Smith
Iican
L. Bosworth
John Shepard
G. M. Wilbur
Y. M C. A. Buildinge
Isaac B. Munro
Charles
Central Fish Market
Amos Trudeal
Joseph L. Buffum
Contractor & Builder
Hope ST
Town OF
D. Cruickshank
Lebess
Telephone
Armour
Walter Baker
Raton
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