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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1909

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Coroners Inquest into Albert Morris Death at Soldiers' Home

An inquest opened in the Soldiers' Home on May 7 1909 to determine cause and manner of Comrade Albert Morris death. Witnesses described a ward altercation with John McKenna wielding a stick that struck Morris, who later died after convulsions and paralysis. The coroner and witnesses including nurses and doctors reviewed the incident and autopsy findings.

Albert Morris Soldiers George A. Arnold Albert. Morris Benjamin L. Hall Morris Hall Albert E. Fuller Ward D John McKenna McKenna Fuller Samuel N. Stearns William 8. Parker Stearns Joseph B. French William B. Parker Henry Sweeney Joseph B French Pr. W. Fred Williams

Closing Exhibition at Y M C A in Gymnasium

The closing YMCA exhibition last evening in the gym drew a large crowd and pleased all. Physical Instructor Roberts led class drills and displays including illuminated Indian club work, pyramids, obstacle races, boxing, burlesque marathon, and a playful basketball game. The boxing match featured Clifford W. Ashley and O. W. Young Jr. Dorando won the burlesque marathon after a long race, while the burlesque basketball game ended 6 to 5 to the “weaker sex.” William Cook won the obstacle race.

Roberts Clifford W. Ashley O. W. Young, Jr George Wish Longfeet Schrubb Nathan Nuddleman Dorando Sam Bessing Hayes Henry Barton Norman Hathaway Harold Fish George Pierce Wilfred Hamill Amos Lamphear Arthur Newman George Fish William McCaw William Cook W. R. Davis O. W. Cromer Dr. H. W. Church Irving McCaughey Carleton Hill Pardon R. Kenney

Spring Meeting of Bristol Yacht Club Sets Social Plan

The Bristol Yacht Club held its spring meeting at the clubhouse. Officers reported a healthy club with 112 members and no outstanding bills. Members approved adding at least three entertainments for the season and postponed racing rule changes to a special meeting. Walter L. Almy was named regatta committee chairman, with William B. M. Miller also elected. The Brenton's Reef race may be skipped. Bristol regattas are June 26, August 7, and September 4, with August 7 under Narragansett Bay Yacht Racing Association.

Bristol Yacht Club Hayes Walter L. Almy William B. M. Miller Narragansett Bay Yacht Racing Association

Attleboros to Meet Bristols on the Common Tomorrow

Baseball notes announce Attleboros of the Inter-State League visiting Bristols on the Common tomorrow at 3 PM with Tucker and Richards as visitors’ battery and Attleboros’ same as last Saturday. Also Bristol Independents play Wahamas in Providence and Bristol Baptists face Warren Baptists at 2:15 on the east diamond.

Attleboros Bristols Battery Tucker and Richards Bristol Independents Wahamas Providence Bristol Baptist Warren Baptists St. Mary’s Riversides Crescent Park Bristol Y. M.O. A Fourth Baptist

Good Business at Consumers Rubber Co Factory

The Consumers Rubber Company reports strong business with rising employment. Demand in the insulated wire department requires evening operations until nine o clock. After over five years the rubber footwear line has resumed production offering tennis, erctics and gum shoes.

Consumers’ Rubber Company

Funeral for Marcus Hoar Held at Catherine Street Home

Funeral services for Marcus UL Hoar were held yesterday at 2 PM from his Catherine Street residence with Rev. Frank E. Talbee officiating. Bearers were James Hoar, Thomas Allen, Joseph E. Simmons and Edward Anthony. Interment followed at North Cemetery amid floral tributes.

Marcus UL. Hoar Catherine Street Frank E. Talbee Bristol Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene James Hoar Thomas Allen Joseph E. Simmons Edward Anthony North Cemetery

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