Tuesday Election Results Show Mixed Returns Across States
Reports from Tuesday elections indicate suffrage defeated in New York by about 184000, in Pennsylvania by over 60000, and in Massachusetts by 130000. Governors: Maryland elects Democrat Harrington, Kentucky elects Democrat Stanley, Mabencakers elects Republican McCall, Mississippi elects Democrat Bulbo.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Maryland
E. C. Harrington
Kentucky
A. O. Stanle Mabencakers
Samuel W. McCall
Mississippi
Theodore G. Bulbo
New Jersey
Obituary of Col Arthur Bradford Spink
Col Arthur Bradford Spink native of this town died Wednesday at his home Providence after a paralytic shock. Born September 21 1856 he was in his 60s. He served in Rhode Island Militia Spanish American War and US Volunteers and held many veteran and civic posts including Past Commander of the Rhode Island Spanish American War Veterans Association. Survived by wife Mary Spink. Funeral at St James Church Providence with interment at North Cemetery in this town.
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Arthur Bradford Spink
Althea Street
Providence
Samuel Spink
Rhode Island
Re Spit
William Radford
Plymouth
Mass
Depeuty
Bryant & Stratton Commercial College
Earle & Prew Express Company
Rovidence
Worcester
Sons of Veterans
James F. DeWolf
First Light Infantry
Rhode Island Militia
Rhode Island Regiment
United States Volunteers
Ims
Adj
Corbin
Oz Cal Spink
Department of Rhode Island, Spanish-American War Veterans Association
Rhode Island Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Earl’ & Prew
Adams Express Company
Mary Spink
St. James Episcopal Church
Broadway
North
William J Ashton Dies After Illness at 38
William J Ashton of 244 Wood Street died Wednesday evening at about 8 due to pneumonia after pleurisy. He was a rubber worker at Naragansett Rubber Company, previously a painter. Survived by wife, mother, sister. member of Bristol Aerie 953 and King Philip Steam Fire Engine Co. Services at 2 pm from Wood Street residence, Rev. Frank E Talbee to officiate. Interment North Cemetery.
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William J. Ashton
Wood Street
Annie Ashton
Richard Ashton
Narragansett Rubber Company
Mrs Sarah S Munro 73 Dies After Five Week Illness
Mrs Sarah Sterling Toye Munro widow of William F Munro died after a five week illness at 224 Hope Street corner Union Street She was 73 a week shy of her birthday Survived by three sons Isaac B Munro William S Munro Edward B Munro a daughter Miss Sarah C Munro two sisters Agnes Blanchard Annie Loomis and several grandchildren Born in Ireland she came to town in 1849 and resided here since age seven She was active in the First Congregational Church and noted for community service.
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Sarah Sterling
Toye) Munro
William F. Munro
Hope Street
Union Street
Isaac B Munro
William 5. Munro
New York City
Edward
B. Munro
Woonsocket
Sarah C Munro
Agnes Blanchard
New York
Annie Loomis
Providence
Munro
Ireland
William
Annie (Sterling) Toye
First Congregational Church
Which Christ is Desired Sermon At State St M E Church
State Street M E Church announces Sunday services starting 10 30 AM with a sermon by Rev A C McGilton D D on Which Christ is Desired Holy communion and choir anthem God is Calling Yet by Wagner. Sunday School and Bible Class at 12.00 Epworth League at 6 45 led by Miss Ruby Blaisdell on A Prophet s Great Promise to You Evening service at 7 with sermon Gods Dynamic The World s Mystery and special choir music assisted by a male quartet.
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A. C. McGilton
D. D
Wagner
Epworth League
Ruby Blaisdell
Senator Sorghum Delays On Future Party Ideas
Senator Sorghum says he has no ideas about his party's future until he ascertains the party's ideas on his own future. He declines further comment pending a clear party stance.
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Sorghum
Baked Beans and Chopped Beef Time-Limited Offers
A promotional ad offers a can of Baked Beans at 5c with two more free or discounted when purchasing. Another deal advertises a glass of Chopped Beef at 10c with an additional serving available.
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Hooton
Libby
Armour’s
Governor Reappoints Blind Baby to Sunshine Home
Rhode Island governor reappoints Robert Bradford to the International Sunshine Home and School for Blind Babies in Summit New Jersey. The article urges reporting blind infants in Rhode Island to receive care and education, noting the Arthur Home’s high tuition and state support efforts.
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Beeckman
Rhode Island
Robert Bradford
International Sunshine Home
State Board of Education
Arthur Home
Summit
New Jersey
United States
W. W. Flint
Bowen Street
Providence
R. I
Pine Grove Avenue
N. J
Alden
Woman Suffrage Notes at Providence Meeting
Fifty women gathered at the Suffrage Headquarters in Providence to present to Congressman Stiness their wishes on a Federal amendment. Stiness read letters from suffrage leaders, praised past support, and invited further talks. Organizing calls to Kennedy and Rhode Island senators were arranged for continued advocacy.
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Butler Exchange
Providence
Congressman Stiness
United States
Stiness
The
Suffrage Association
U. S
Jenks
Sara Doyle
Miss Orgelman
Congressional Union
Rhode Island
Kennedy
Lippitt
Colt
Shuaisss
Tamsch
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Ohio
South Carolina
Utler
Natin
Atk
the Waldron CO
Bradford Street
Col
A. B. Spink
Sarah S. Munro
State ST. M. E
Bristol
State Street
J. A. Janson
Chance
Hathaway’s
Oncy
Newman Bros
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