Obituary of Charles Henry Davis of Bristol and Providence
Charles Henry Davis, son of Mrs Elizabeth Cole and the late William Davis, died in Providence from bowel consumption at age 89. Born March 12, 1869 in Bristol, he moved to Providence at 17 to learn silversmithing and worked for Gorham Manufacturing. His body returned to Bristol for a 4 PM funeral at his mother’s home 18 Cole Street, officiated by Rev William R Trotter. He leaves two children, two half sisters, and two brothers. Burial was at North Cemetery.
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Charles Henry Davis
Elizabeth Cole
William Davis
Providence
Bristol
Gorham Manufacturing Company
Cole Street
William R Trotter
Trinity Church
Charles Lewis
Raymond Lawrence
Carne
Corda Cole
James Stoughton Potter
Charles F. Dimond
Elmer Terry
Fall River
North Cemetary
Mrs Gifford Of This Town Dies After Illness
Mrs Rachel Talbee Gifford wife of Joseph Gifford died Wednesday morning at 189 High street after a year long illness. Aged 67 years 1 month and 24 days she was a native of this town daughter of the late Mr and Mrs James N Gadding. Beside her husband she leaves one son James Gifford of this town. The funeral will be held Sunday at 1 30 from her residence.
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Rachel Talbee Gifford
Joseph Gifford
High Street
James N. Gladding
Jamis Gitford
Dimond Brothers Dive Disaster Then Fine Recovery
The Wimond brothers Charles F and Frank M Dimond fell into harbor water after a net snag while pulling up a fish car load of tautog. Both escaped with wet clothes and minor exhaustion, Charles entangled in a net but eventually climbed back aboard aided by witness John H Wall. The incident ends with them unhurt and plans discussed for a syndicate to improve harbor safety.
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Wimond Brothers
Charles F
Frank M
Kristol
Smithstreet
Dimond Brothers
Crett
Charles
Frank
John H Wall
John H. Wall
National election results raise Taft in firm lead
The National result shows Taft and Sherman winning the presidency with 820 electoral votes to 163 for Bryan and Kern, carrying northern and doubtful states. Taft leads in New York by 208,495 and Ohio by 50,000, while Hughes is re-elected in New York and the Republican majority in Congress stands at 216 to 175. Bryan expresses resilience and intent to influence reforms, praising public support despite the setback. A Lincoln delegation visits Bryan to convey confidence and devotion. A medical ad promotes Kodol for digestion, urging readers to try it with a satisfaction guarantee.
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Taft
Sherman
United States
Bryan
Kern
Colorado
Nebraska
Nevada
Oklahoma
Tennessee
New York
Roosevelt
Charles E. Hughes
New York State
Ohio
W. H. Taft
The
Lincoln
Mr. Bryan
Fairview
Booster Ethic In The Community Fund Drive
A short verse urges readers to support local projects by boosting efforts even if it’s not their own. It emphasizes highlighting the best points of others, forgiving faults, and sharing support, with a reminder that good deeds return when you boost others.
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills Ad
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills claimed to equalize weak back back ache inflammation of the bladder and urinary disorders. They are antiseptic and act promptly with a warning not to delay. Sold by W H Buffington Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup advertised as healing irritation inflamed airways and stopping cough while gently moving the bowels. Contains no opiates and is pleasant for children. sold by W H Buffington
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DeWitt
W. H. Buffington
Kennedy
W.H. Buttington
The Local Election Results and Ballot Details
Bristol voters backed Taft on the presidential ticket with 827 to 514 for Bryan while Wardwell faced Hammill in a tight race. The liquor license issue passed by 253, and Sheffield netted a 55 vote gain for Congress. Ballots totaled 1474 with 104 president, 203 attorney general, and 210 state treasurer blank or defective.
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Hezekiah O. Wardwell
Hammill
James O. Church
Congress
Sheffield
Rep
Granger
Welch
Curtis
Son
Bristol
Taft
Sherman
Bryan
Kern
Tafe
Wardwell
McKinley
Levering
Macchett
Palmer
Malloney
Wooley
Bull
Gorman
Rhode Island Ballots Grow Larger In State Election
The President Governor Lieutenant Governor and other state officials along with a congressional seat and assemblymen were voted on together for the second time in Rhode Island. Ballots Tuesday were much larger than eight years ago, reflecting a broader ballot and increased voter choices.
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Rhode Island
State Election figures show shift in governor race
The report compares 1904 results with prior years noting Garvin gained 2,468 votes and Utter rose 4,860 over Colt. Republican plurality for governor in 1904 reached 594, reversing the 1908 Democratic lead. Garvin, Utter, Brightman, Carney and others are listed with vote totals.
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Utter
Garvin
Brightman
Carney
McDermott
Labor
Colt
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Liver Pills Sold Here
Pleasant and safe little liver pills named DeWitt's Little Early Risers are offered for sale by W. H. Buffington. The short, confident pitch highlights ease and safety for daily use and targets readers seeking gentle relief.
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DeWitt
W. H. Buffington
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