Tallman Mary Ann Miss Tallman Dies in Bristol Home
The Rare ae 327 by Miss Mary Ann Tallman died of a parsytic shock Friday morning at her brother Frederick Tallman’s home 92 Franklin Street. Born February 2, 1840 in Portsmouth R I she was 70 years 3 months 24 days. She was one of eleven children of Zlata Benjamin and Sarah Ann Dennis Tallman a well known Portsmouth family. She cared for her parents in old age and later lived with her brother in Bristol. Survived by five brothers and two sisters with several nephews and nieces. Funeral held at State Street M E Church officiated by Rev John McVay with bearers the deceased’s four brothers. Interment in Portsmouth family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary’ Ann Tallman
Zlata Benjamin
Sarah Ann (Dennis) ‘Tallman
Portsmouth
Masons
Odd Fellows
Tallman
Miss Tallman
Bristol
John Wesley
Elijah Lovejoy
Benjamin and
William Thales Tallman
Frederic Upham Tallman
William F. Freeborn
Sarah O. Babcock
Wakefield
Reuben Ransom Tallman
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Ray
John. McVay
State Street
M. EF
Churoh
Comrade Joseph Field Dies at Sol diers Home Age 80
Comrade Joseph Field of the Soldiers' Home died Friday morning in the hospital there from apoplexy after years of feeble health. A Civil War veteran, he served in Company F Tenth Rhode Island Volunteers and Company H Eleventh Rhode Island Volunteers. He was admitted June 1, 1891, from Pawtucket and was 80 years old. He was unmarried and survived by a Providence sister. Funeral was at the Home Sunday at 2:30 p.m., Rev. W R Trotter officiated, with Mrs Hattie G Wheaton of Providence singing Some Day We'll Understand. Interment in the soldiers' lot at North Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Field
Rhode Island Volunteers
Pawtucket
William
Phoebe Field
Providence
W.R. Trotter
Trinity Church
Hattié. G.wheaton
Willian M. Gorham
North Cemetery
Joseph Bernard Rites Held for Bristol Native
Joseph Bernard, formerly a Bristol resident, was buried at St. Mary’s Cemetery after being brought from Pawtucket. He leaves a widow and three daughters Mrs H H Rogers of this town Mrs Lamoreux and Miss Eva of Pawtucket and six sons Joseph A Providence Frederick A and Charles H Hudson Mass Louis N George F and Henry Bernard all of this town. Many relatives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bernard
Pawtucket
St. Mary’s
Bristol
H. H. Rogers
Lamoreux
Eva
Joseph A
Providence
Frederick A
Charles H
Hudson, Mass
Louis N
George F
Henry Bérnard
Funeral Notice for Mr Benard in Pawtucket
Friends attended the funeral for Mr Benard who died in Pawtucket last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benard
Pawtucket
Mrs Minnie E Brown Dies. Rites Held in Warren
Mrs Minnie E Brown died at Rhode Island Hospital after three weeks illness. She is survived by sons John E Brown George Brown employed at Hotel Belvedere and Herbert Brown of Providence and daughter Mrs Minnie E Moulton of Providence. Funeral services were held Monday with burial in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie E. Brown
Rhods Island Hospital
John E
George Brown
Belvedere
Herbert Brown
Providence
Minnie E. Moulton
Warren
Base Ball Notes on the Common and Area Matches
The old hosses meet Bristol business men on the Common Thursday at 8. George Demara to pitch for the Business Men as they oppose Colt Memorial High School. King Philips trounces Owls 19 to 1 on the east diamond. batteries Pierce Gladue for King Philips and Sweeney Cassidy for the Owls. Frog Hollow beats St Andrew's 21 to 3. W Manchester and Darling Johnston star. Brownies of Newport outpace Bristol Grammar School 11 to 2 in eight innings. Frog Hollow challenges Colt Memorial High School on Saturday at 1 30 on the first diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Philips
Owls
Providence
Pierce
Gladue
Sweeney
Cassidy
Errora
Pieros
Frog Hollow
St. Andrew’s Schinyl
W. Manchester
Darling
Johnston
Frog Hollows
Brownies
Newport
Bristol Grammar School
Colt Memorial High School
Jane Lith
There Are Exceptions Quote in Philadelphia Record
A Philadelphia Record item notes contrasting views on equality with a quote about being born equal and a caution to a mother of a first baby. The piece highlights a witty remark from a self-styled wise guy and an admonition framed by a mother’s experience.
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Philadelphia Record
Different Wants in Court Pay and Verdicts
A lawyer states to reporters that the aim is payment while the client declares the objective is a verdict in his favor. The exchange underscores conflicting perspectives on litigation outcomes and compensation in a life-related case.
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for Kidney and Blood Troubles
Health notice touts Br. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as the best treatment for kidney and liver issues. Claims remove uric acid, alleviate back pains, swelling, and other symptoms, with 35 years of success and a free sample offer from Dr. David Kennedy Co. Rondout, N.Y. Large bottles advertised at 100 dollars through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br.Kennedy
David Kennedy Co
Rondout
Rev Austin Gnurvey preaches at First Baptist Church
From the Phoenix of Saturday May 1 1880 Rev Austin Gnurvey of Central Falls preached at the First Baptist Church in exchange with Pastor Rev H Crocker. The item notes various town officials elected and lists town officers and duties including town sergeant constables auctioneer and other posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Austin Gnurvey
Central Falls
First Baptist Church
H. Crocker
Richard H. Danbar
Hope
Franklin Streets
Mesars, Barbour & Peabody
T. O. Carpenter
Mount Hope
Messrs
Thomas J. Usher
J. Howard Manchester
George Tilley
Richard 8. Gladding
Parker Borden
William H. Cook
James M. Gooding
Charles Y. Perry
Allen T. Usher
Seth Paull
James Connery
Nathan N. Cole
John M. Coggeshall
Henry E. Cooke
James M
Lymman B. Bosworth
Willian B. Simmons
Joseph B.simmons
Charles 4
Qchard
George T. B. Chafee
John B. Pearse
James Hoard, Jr
James Wilson
John
Ingraham
Edmund E Horton
Thomas F. Usher
Michael McKeon
George Coggeshall
Lewis H. Church
Nicholas B. Burnham
Nathan Warren
Herbert F. Bennett
Jeremiah Luther
Leonard Sanford
William H. Clinton
Albert O. Luther
John D. Dimond
Joseph Gifford
Henry Thiele
Charles AH. Allen
Edwin O. Greene
David
Wilcox Jown Lake
Lyman
Bosworth
John D
Seven Brothers Strainer Built for Tiverton Firm
The Seven Brothers strainer was built by Mr. Hershsoff for Messrs Church Brothers of Tiverton. A newly elected School Committee met for organization at the secretary’s residence Tuesday evening. Members are Rev George L Locke Jonathan D Waldron John B Munro William J Miller William H Simmons William Manchester Rev Ira S Jones Robert S Andrews Ambrose B Masop. The committee chose Rev George L Locke as chairman and Robert S Andrews as secretary. George P Gifford returned home Friday from New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Seven Brothers
Herreshoft
Messrs
Church Brothers of
Tiverton
George L Locke
Jonathan D. Waldron
John B. Munro
William J. Miller
William H. Simmons
William Manchester
Ira
Nervy exchange over job wage ends in dismissal
Newritch questions willingness to work for a small pay and Wellbred reacts with sharp rebuke, calling the offer insubstantial and prompting Newritch to be told to leave. The brief exchange captures a clash over fair compensation and respect in a workplace setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newritch
Poetic Quirk in Miss Miami Brown Dialog
A dialectal exchange features Miss Miami Brown questioning a trusted post and Mr. Erastus Pinkly affirming a ceremonial task of carrying a porterhouse steak from kitchen to dining room highlighting a humorous domestic moment and regional speech.
Broilers Take Two Strings From Hustlers In Bowling
The Broilers won two strings in three against the Hustlers last Friday evening. Saillant and Schafft led the scoring for Broilers with strong performances. Details of the scores follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broilers
Hustlers
Saillant
Schafft
Huntlers
Hank Hanks
M. Nelle
J. Saillant
Moonshiners
Garoos
Social events and sales schedule at local church halls
On June 2 Thursday evening the Rubber social entertainment and sale will be held at the First Baptist Church under the Philathea Class. On June 7 Tuesday evening a masquerade hall will take place in Artillery Hall under the Ladies Auxiliary to the BTA.
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First Baptist Church
Artillery Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mortgagee's Sale of Bristol Property in 1910 Auction
Mortgagee's sale set for Saturday June 18 1910 at 12 noon by the power of sale in a mortgage dated May 15 1877 from Bridget Mahoney. The property on Motts Lane Bristol Rhode Island with specified boundary lines and improvements will be sold by the mortgagee's assignee after conditions were broken.
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Bridget Mahoney
Bristol
Rhode Island
Motts Lane
George P.gifford
Bartly Keegan
John Doherty
Horatio L. Waldron
Bridge Fiend Teases Scrib in Amusing Exchange
Bridge Fiend chides Scrib for not writing comedies while praising his own humorous plays. Scrib responds with flippant modesty as Beatrix and Migs exchange lines in a lively dialog about creativity and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Scrib
Mr.Scrib
Migs Beatrix
De Style and His Wife Meet Pow in Society
De Style and his wife navigate high society circles to meet Pow, leveraging their shared status to advance social standing and access. The fragment hints at mutual advantage within elite networks and the couple’s luck in securing desirable introductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Style
Census Taker Questions Croselotes Servant Count
Mrs Croselote responds that two threaten to leave one promised to come and everyone has the afternoon off, implying a fluctuating servant presence. The census taker probes the household workforce with a humorous quip about counting despite uncertain attendance.
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Comrade Joseph Field
Scott's
J. W. Corliss
Bri
Noyes Ave
TEL. Piano and Music Co
Phenix
Reed House Furnishing Co
IB. Wilson
G. Clark
N. Jobdeton
Ig Panu
A. Schafft
Aee
A Hustlers
W. Brown
J. Church J. Conrick
Iw. McCaw
J. Saillang
Hill Trings
Kenney, Jr
Clark
H Callan
G Paul
Newman
W. Beat
Manchester
Aft
J. Pierce
Brownell
W. Nelson
M. ‘Bottomley
Mauro Kenney, Sr
Bet
A Davidson En
Herrmann
QO. Johnston
W. McCaw
Dr. H. W. Church
J Wals
H. Magee
W. Higgins
Jae. Davidcot
A. Ferry
W.W. Newman
Lir Gorhan
A. RK. Newman
W. Kremieres
Jack Davidson
Filbur
B. Wall
R. Murray
F. Hodgdon H. Hawkins
E A. Balfour
F. Dimond
R. Taylor
O. Bickford
R. Manroos
J Manchester
C.M. van Slyck
Frederick A. Jones
R. I
A. D. Lollo
Goldes Bros
Hope St
Peterson's
Sendina
Cintsa Street
U.S. J U
Canede
C. W. Wall
Wope ST
Narragansett Bay
Bristol Highlands
Plat Plaza Realty CO
George H. Babbitt
Industrial Trust Co
Union
Bristol, R. I
Sth
L Angell
Randall & Randall
W. H. Buffington
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Boston
E.l.watson & CO
Studio
Church Street
Elizabeth L. F. Cary
Star Theatre
Moving Pictures
Attractive
Kingston
Rhode Island State College
Queen OF Sea
Merchants and Miners Trans. Co
Norfolk
Newport News
Baltimore
Tuesaday
Fall River
Satta Tan
Adria
A. L. Bongartz
Fall River,Mass
James Barry
Sherwin & Williams
Henry M. Darling
Bristol Construction Co. Carpenters and Builders
Thames Street
Constitution Street
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