Cole obituary for Nathan N Cole on High Street
Nathan N Cole, 74 years 6 months 11 days, passed away in May in this town. Funeral service is Thursday at 2 pm at his late High Street residence. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1907
Page
3
Stage as Educator or Not Says Mise Cayenne
Mise Cayenne suggests the stage should not be trusted as sole educator of society. He cautions against deriving social ideas from problem plays and fashion ideas from musical comedies, warning about misaligned influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Cayenne
The Robbing Circus Comes to Town this Season
The Frank A Robbing Circus is enlarged and highly funded with 470 people 43 advance men 180 horses and 20 ponies valued at 50 000. The show runs about 2500 daily and consumes massive meat and produce while maintaining 15 cooks 36 waiters and a full staff. Robbins heads 26 assistants and operates a mobile office with telephones lights and equipment as the circus bills itself a modern traveling city currently arriving in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Robbing
Robidns Circus
DE Elephants
Harbers
Frank A. Robbins
Frank A Robbins
New York City
Bristol Opens Baseball Season In Fine Weather
Saturday drew a large Bristol crowd as the season started after rain postponed two Saturdays. George H. Peck pitched the first ball in Judge Hammill’s absence, and Bristol defeated the visitors 2-0 in a sharp pitching duel. The locals took the lead in the fifth on Duffy’s double and Tucker’s two bagger, then Cady scored on Browne's fly in the sixth. Four innings saw visitors on base but stout Bristol defense held. Also played was Down and Outs versus Has Beens, won 9-5 by the Has Beens in a fast, exciting game with good hitting and baserunning. The Auburn team beat Brown Independents 8-6, and Coventry defeated Bristol 6-5 in a 14-hit, 6-error game. Manager LaFontaine praised his Bristols, with only Miller Lafontaine and Ahearn in the local lineup. A Memorial Day game with King Philip was not settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Judge Hammill
George H. Peck
Bristols
Duffy
Tucker
Cady
Fiske
Howarth
Browun
Auburn
Brown Independents
Howland
Verybody
LaFontaine
King Philip
Coventry
Miller
Ahearn
Ae Tucker
A Ghirdy
Perkins
P Brown
Morris
Guinan
Daffy
Herrmann
Brooks
Boynton
Butler
Jo. Howarth
Fleming
Shakeshift
Buckley
Rimmer
Turner
John Howarth
Edward S§. Trainor
Y M C A Bowling Tournament Lead Shifts
Last evening team No 7 led by I M Dimond won two strings in three from team No 11 captained by Unlucky Snow. Final scores are unavailable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I’. M. Dimond
Snow
Ringling Brothers Circus to Feature European Performers Abroad
The Ringling Brothers Circus announces a historic two day showing in Providence with a brand new equipment lineup costing over a million dollars. A massive parade will showcase 1,264 people, 658 horses, nine elephant herds and three miles of ornate floats. Highlights include Riccobono horses, Floretta Gregorati with seven flying maids, and Mirze Golem troupe from Persia. Also listed are Daisy Hodgins, Marnello-Mariites, Patty Brothers, DeKooks, Bedini troupe, Holloway family, Jordan aerialists, Kaufmanns, Balfords, Clark Brothers, Sporsenis, Marguerite and Hanley, and Noetzel with 800 more talents from Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
America
Europe
Paris
Floretta Gregorati
Ringling Brothers
Jacob
Shah of Persia
Mirze Golem _ troup
Persia
Daisy Hodgins
Italy
Marnello-Mariites
Patty Brothers
DeKooks
France
Bedinis
Holloway
Ot Trondon
Jordan
Kaufmann
Great Balfords
Clark Brothers
England
Sporsenis
Naples
Marguerite and
Hanley
Berlin
Noetzel
Dresden
District Court Hears New Charges in Jennsen Case
Chief Bowden arrested Jennsen on two new counts for April 6 1907 a murder charge against William H Clinton and an assault with intent to kill against Mrs Jennsen Jennsen held without bail for murder and $8000 bail for the assault Graben testified seeing vitriol thrown at Clinton and Mrs Jennsen with Jennsen later biting him on the finger Graben injured Mrs Jennsen bears facial injuries from the vitriol Jennsen a Belgian born man with relatives in Belgium smiled leaving the courtroom. State J H Morrissey vs Joseph Kinder assault case resulted in probable guilty ruling bound over to Superior Court with bonds set at £600. Civil cases continued for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowden
Barrington
Jennsen
William H. Clinton
Sarah Jennsen
Frederick Graben
Belgium
Woonsocket
Philo V. Cady
J. H. Morrissey
Joseph Kinder
William F. McKeon
Bondé
William T. O'Donnell
Thomas H. Crowley
Temperance Advice on Moderation in Drinks and Beverages
A temperance piece warns against excess in any drink including alcohol tea and coffee. It notes that alcoholic excess leads to police court involvement while excess in tea or coffee harms nerves and health. The author cites Dr Dobbs and B Fry’s Macozing as sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbs
C. B. Fry
I hate chrysanthemums as a season flower
The Westminster Gazette quotes Mr Ruskin saying he admires nothing artificial and hates chrysanthemums arguing nature should forbid flowers out of season. The remark highlights his view that growing chrysanthemums out of season is an unhallowed attempt to defy nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruskin
Westminster Gazette
Insurance Advice for Coal Stock Use No Insurance
A coal dealer asks about insuring 150,000 francs of stock and the agent treats it as a routine quote. The dealer then decides against insurance, quipping that nothing could make the coal burn, in a humorous exchange drawn by a caricaturist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A
Caricaturista
Riddle Poem from Soldiers' Home April 29
A playful verse muses on money and spelling puns with words like dough and Enead The riddle contrasts weather and windows with panes and kennels a pig tail and the letter k as endings in pork The piece ends noting a date April 29 and titled Soldiers Home.
Plasterwork dispute cited by Hod Carriers’ Union member
A Hod Carriers’ Union member explains he cannot apply porous plaster outside regular work hours due to union rules. The exchange suggests a workplace dispute over plastering tasks and labor regulations.
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