Two Portuguese families clash in court assault trial
In district court yesterday a three cornered assault case drew out long testimony. John Perry and Vitao Sousa faced off against Mary Perry and Sousa’s wife Fannie. Perry and Sousa were found guilty. Perry fined ten dollars and costs twenty four dollars sixty cents, Sousa five dollars and costs sixteen fifty. Bristol Y M C A walloped Fall River Tigers 17 to 0 in football with Simister scoring two touchdowns and Abbott adding one.
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District Court
O. L. Bosworth
Eugene LeClair
Dennis J. Doran
Nisi
John Perry
Mary Perry
Vitao Sousa
Sousa
Mrs. Perry
Wilson’s Lane
Perry
Mra Perry
Antonio R. Pereira
Perrys
Duffy
John Ferri
Antonio D. Alphonso
Ferri
John Angelo
Mrs. Sousa
Fannie Sousa
Vitao
Fall River Tiger Association
Bristol Y. M. C. A
Tigers
Bristol Boys
Bristols
Bradshaw
Simister
Bristol
Pigekin
Abbott
Newman
Bristol Fall River
Daffy
Darfee
Fall River
Pristols
J. Simister
le Mason
Belmore
C OF Thompson
E. Holmes
West
Morris Gray
Lottia Dubois
C. Howard Mason
Kirby McCaughey
Yates Abbott
de Swallivan Bradshaw
Sinclair Durfee
F. B. Greenslade Duffy
Q. B. Dowd
Greals
Heferee— Borden
H. R. Newman
White
Dixon
J. McShane
Warren
Rough and Ready, Jrs
Miss Usher to Spend Winter in New York City
Miss I F Usher plans to depart for New York City next Monday for the winter. Everett F Jordan infant son of Arthur and Mary Jordan dies at 8 months from malnutrition in Fall River. About 10 members of St Albans Lodge A F and A M visited Mt Hope Lodge in Fall River for the Deputy Grand Master’s official visitation Friday evening. Town Treasurer George H Peck reports poll tax collected to date and a sizable remaining balance. Italian social in Colombia ball raises funds for July 16 celebration. Mary A Greene loses property on Metacom Avenue to Krassoll Bullack and Jacob R Ingram. Bullock transfers part to Warawell Lumber Co. Deeds filed for record including H Dabney estate transfer on Woodlawn Ave to LS Hoffman.
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I. F. Usher
New York City
Everett F
Arthur
Mary Jordan
Hope Street
St. Alban’s Lodge
A.F
A.M
Mt. Hope Lodge
Fall River
George H. Peck
Colombia
Vaccaro Brothers’ Orchestra
Mary A. Greene
Lascold
Old Man with the Fish Promotes Scott's Emulsion
A vintage advert touts a man with a fish on his back traveling worldwide for nearly thirty years. He brings health to consumptives and strength to weak children, pale persons, and the elderly. It endorses Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as a nutritious tonic for all ages.
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Scott
Kiko Club Meeting features dances and prizes
The Kiko Club gathered at Miss Anna L. M. Hughes’s Franklin Street home for an evening of business, then Halloween games and dancing. William J. Tobin spoke against admitting new members as Miss Hughes led the grand march with her brother John J. Hughes. Prizes were awarded to Tobin and Miss Annie M. Haggerty. performances included a duet by Sarah A. Hughes and Lillian L. Swift and harmonica solos. An orchestra accompanied the dancing. Annie Tobin cut the cake and guests won the thimble, button, and ring prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna L. M. Hughes
Franklin Street
William J. Tobin
John J. Hughes
Annie M. Haggerty
Sarah A. Hughes
Lillian L. Swift
Mary M. Morrissey
Josephine U. Tobin
Anna Hughes
Not Her Fault and the Unbroken Resolution Chat
Ava asserts it was not her fault to break a personal vow while Ciss explains Harold’s call violated the resolution. The dialogue centers on guilt, accountability, and a strained pact tested by a telephone conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava
Harold
Ciss
Woman’s Journal
Charity and personal force quote attributed to Whitman
A short quotation notes that charity and personal effort are the only true investments. This line attributes the sentiment to Whitman.
Y M C A Noten and Bowling Tournament Night
The Y M C A notes urge noble conduct and announce a bowling tournament beginning tonight led by Capt. Jack DeWolf against Capt. John B. Newman’s team. Worcester Association secretary F L Willis spoke of “Wanted, A Man,” praising service, and Miss Wardwell sang. Star course opens November 14 at the Opera House with reserved seats $2 and unreserved $1.50. Comerford to headline with a vivid illustrated reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Jack DeWolf
John B. Newman
F. L. Willis
Worcester Association
Willis
Worcester
Wardwell
Star
Onera House
Easterbrooks
J. E. Comerford
Simms
Tts
Obituary for John Joseph Scott at Lincoln Avenue home
John Joseph Scott died last Friday night around 11 at his Lincoln avenue home in his fifty-eighth year from liver trouble after months of illness. Born in Tipperary Ireland he came to the United States with his wife from England settling in Wilkesbarre Pa. The family name changed to Bristol in 1889 when he worked at National India Rubber Co. He survived by one brother James of Bristol and three daughters Mary Nellie and Elizabeth of the same place. The funeral was from his Lincoln avenue home with services at St Mary's church at 9 conducted by Rev J F Downing. Bearers were Michael Kerr Jeremiah Kirby Thomas Connery and Thomas Goff. Burial in St Mary's cemetery.
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John Joseph Scott
Lincoln Avenue
Tipperary
Ireland
England
Wilkesbarre
Bristol
Sette
National India Rubber Co
James
Mary
Nellie
Elizabeth
Hie Place
St. Mary's Church
J F. Downing
Michael Kerr
Jeremiah Kirby
Thomas Connery
Thomas Goff
St. Mary's Cemetery
Missionary Service Sunday Observed by Bristol Congregational School
Foreign Missions day received special emphasis with a Bristol Congregational Sunday school program in the chapel. The American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions was featured with a large attendance and instructive exercises. Japanese children in traditional dress performed recitations and songs, led by Rev. T. Newton Owen, who also delivered the address and prayer and gave the offering for the American Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Sunday Schools
Japan
Bristol Congregational Sunday School
American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions
God
T. Newton Owen
Chandler AH. Coggiehall
William Willston
Daniel Coggerhall
Grace Norton
Frank Norton
Edith Wilson
Clarence Osterberg
Ethel Herrmann
William Munro
Annie Brechin
Helen Osterberg
Ella May Gray
Rev
American Board
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Durban Writer
A Durban Natal correspondent reports that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured an infant's severe cough when given via the dummy teat. The letter endorses the remedy as suitable for old and young and notes it is sold by W. H. Burlington with blanks for notes and Opies available.
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Arthur Chapman
Durban
Natal
South Africa
W. H. Burlington
To Cure a Cold In One Day Laxative Brom Quinie Tablets
A dubious patent style claim sells LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets with a money back promise if unhelpful. The ad asserts a signature on each box and urges quick relief from cold symptoms, using aggressive marketing language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allgists
Coming Events in November and January at Local Halls
A string of social entertainments and fundraisers announced by the YMCA and local clubs. Events include a senior class sale in G A R Hall on Nov 2, a Day and a Night With Our Life Savers on Nov 14, a St Marys Tr A 8S social on Nov 21, and dances with The Royal Entertainers on Dec 6. The schedule continues Jan 25 with Maro the Musician and Feb 14 Colonial Orchestra Club with Miss Mabel Fowler at the YMCA Star course.
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Bepnessere Sale
B. H
G. A. R. Hall
Sto Brem
Grand Army Hall
St Mary’sa
Bate Ball Club
G. Paul Smith
Willard Gorton
Maro
Colonial Orchestral Club
Mabel Fowler
Killing the Birds To the Editor of the Phaniz
A Bristol reader protests Rhode Island game laws as applied locally. He cites frequent gunfire on weekends near Chestnut street, warning that continued slaughter could drive Bristol song birds to extinction within two seasons.
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The
Phaniz
Rhode Island
Bristol
Chestnut Street
Judge Parker on freedom and real liberty
The New York Sun quotes Judge Parker calling a free people unable to deny freedom to others. The writer derides the notion as mere wordplay, arguing Indians Alaska and southern blacks lack full rights, and suggests mugwump sentiment aims to threaten U.S. liberties over Moros and head hunters not facing jury trials or poll taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Sun
Parker
United States
Paint Savings and Long-Lasting Finish Promised by L and M
Fort Plain NY actuates a bold claim that its L and M paint requires little paint for large houses and lasts longer. The letter notes four gallons of S and M plus linseed oil can cover well with cost under 120 dollars per gallon. A liberal quantity offered to two property owners and churches that paint within 30 days. Paint makers Longman and Martinez of New York promote decades of experience.
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DeLancey Gregory
Fort Plain
L& M
S& M
S &M
Longman & Martinez
New York
Advertised Letters List for Week Ending October 29
Advertised letters for the week ending October 29 include H M Riess, Francis Biavelle, Vtienne Bruneau, Mrs Couzelman, James KO Crray, Albert Tallman, Mrs Charles Medbury, Bertha Malleu, Mary Eddy, Rosanna Chauvin, Josephine Carr, Florence d Olier, Katie Reynolds, Guiseppe Gilarvi, Mini Parfira.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H .M. Riess
Francis Biavelle
Vtienne Bruneau
Couzelman
James KO Crray
Albert Tallman
Charles Medbury
Bertha Malleu
Mary Eddy
Rosanna Chauvin
Josephine Carr
Florence d'Olier
Katie Reynolds
Guiseppe Gilarvi
Mini Parfira
Seven Barks advertised for stomach and liver relief
An advertisement from R. I. Drug Co at 297 Hope Street promotes Seven Barks as a pure vegetable remedy to cleanse the digestive and drainage organs. It claims to cure biliousness indigestion gout rheumatism headaches insomnia and kidney and bladder troubles. A money back offer guarantees benefit if expectations are not met.
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Drug CO
Roosevelt backs call for second Hague Conference
The New York Evening Post notes President Roosevelt invites nations to a second Hague Conference as urged by the interparliamentary union. The move signals U S goodwill and commitment to peaceful disapproval of tariffs, though reassembly of the peace congress may be unlikely and Russia and Japan may be unable to attend.
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The
New York Evening Post
Parker
Interparliamentary Union
Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Hague
United States
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NeEtTrre Blackmore
Tral Ave
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Minn
Eee
Ierica
Gynn
Mass
Fall River Tigers
Nettie Blackmore
Goor
Bowne Chemiste
Pearl Street
Ork
Kiko Club
Providence
R. I
Hubert A. Lewis
An & Ement
Oe Staples Coal Company
Franklin
Lyken’s VY
Lehigh
N. N. Cole
Dillon & Douglass
New Haven
Hartford
Conn
Y. M. C. A. Noten
Abbot
Charles W. Abbot
25Th Infantry
Regular Army
Infantry and Cavalry
U S
Dyer
Camp Alger
Fort Niobrara
Neb
Missionary Service
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