Newport Y M C A Beaten by Bristol Tennis Team
A Newport Y M C A tennis squad of six toured Bristol and lost four to three in the seven matches, with six singles contests split three each. The doubles only partial due to darkness, Bristol leading 4-1 in the second before stoppage.
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Newport Y. M. C. A
Bristol
B. D. DeWolf
E. N. Briggs
H. B. Baker
Newport
Dr. A. M. Merriman
H. C. Simmons
Charles Mustard
W. E. Howe
F. M. Dimond
J F. Farrally
L. C. Jennings
Wiliam Williams
DeWolf
Nelson
Mustard
Briggs
Excelsior
W. J Duffy, Jr
Bristol to Face Brown Freshmen in Planned Series
Next Saturday Bristol baseball meets a squad of Brown University freshmen sent by Charlie Huggins unless Simister reaches satisfactory terms. The Silk Hats manager told LaFontaine the team may finish their league three games or instead play Bristol in a new series this week.
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Bristol
Brown University
Charlie Huggins
Simister
LaFontaine
Bristols
Beautiful Sark Island Inspires Poets and Tourists
The island of Sark famed as a pearl set in a sapphire sea attracts visitors for its dramatic coastlines. Swinburne and Victor Hugo drew inspiration from its perpendicularly towering rocks, wild sea breaks, and eerie caves, calling it a Garden of Eden.
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Island of
Sark
Swinburne
Victor Hugo
New Liner Added For Baltimore Havre Hamburg Route
Captain Harold T. McCaw of Havre is named master of the City of Havre, one of five rebuilt ships joining the Baltimore Mail Line. The fleet operates weekly freight and passenger service between Baltimore, Havre, and Hamburg under a mail contract and amid growing transatlantic competition.
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Havre
Harold T. McCaw
Samuel McCaw
Baltimore Mail Line
Baltimore
Hamburg
City of
City of Norfolk
City of Hamburg
New
John M. Franklin
International Mercantile Marine Company
Europe
Lloyd Line
Shipping Board
Eclipse
Steadfast
Archer
Independence
Victorious
Federal
Post Office Department
New York
Baltimore Mail
Export and
Baltimore Association of Commerce
Roosevelt International Mercantile Marine Company
Dollar-Dawson-Chapman
American
United States Lines
Missionary Speaker at First Congregational Church Sunday
The Rev. Jas. P. McNaughton D D a noted Near East missionary will address Sunday morning services at the First Congregational Church. Born in Ontario in 1861 he studied at Queen's College and Union Theological Seminary and later served as a Turkish missionary. He will speak as the foreign missionary representative on the Rhode Island team from October 31 to November 8.
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First Congregational Church
Jas. P. McNaughton
D. D
Cantiobal
Santiopleéa
McNaughton
America
Eople
McNaughton Seas
Rominionville
Ontario
Queen’s College
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Turkey
Queen’s University
Commission On Missions
Rhode Island
James P McNaughton and the Near East Mission Leader
James P McNaughton shaped missions near Constantinople and Smyrna. He built Bithymia High School later American Collegiate Institute and led Boss' High School at Bardizag. He served as general missionary, helped establish International College, and was later transferred to Brousa and Bradi.
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James P McNaughton
Near East Mission
Constantinople
American Collegiate Institute
Boss’ High School
Bardizag
Bithynia
Smyrna
The
International College
Brousa
Bradi
Confirms at St Marys Church by Bishop Hickey
More than 150 people were confirmed yesterday afternoon at St Marys Church in this town by Rt Rev William A Hickey bishop of the Rhode Island diocese. The St Marys male choir directed by Henry F Serbst Jr performed a program including Gounods Ecce Sacerdos and Gregorian pieces. Soloists from St Elizabeths Church and a tenor from St Marys assisted in the service.
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St. Mary's Church
William A. Hickey
Rhode Island
St Mary’s Church
Henry F. Serbst
Gounod
Gregorian
Q Salutaris
Sisters of
Anthony Jaunes
St Elizabeth’s Church
James F. Sullivan
Warren
Fifth District Court Defers Sentence for Disorderly Person
At the regular Fifth District Court session Judge Lindemuth continued the sentence of Frank Andrade Jr of Cole Street for one week on police chief Kavanaughs request. The chief cited repeated arrests and said Andrade appeared to be testing the law and the patience of the community.
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Fifth District Court
Benjamin F. Lindemuth
Frank Andrade, Jr
Cole Street
Richard J. Kavanaugh
Andrade
Pickets at Kerth Hill Jail Term and Local Court Docket
In Providence County Court notes a man identified as Andrade received ten days in jail and a $25 fine for assault on a guard patrol. He faced a later charge for throwing stones at an automobile owned by Joseph Raposas. Other cases include John W. Ennis guilty of intoxication and released with costs, Capt. Alfred D. Johnson’s drunken driving case continued, and Thomas Caizzi found guilty of creating a disturbance at the Pastime. Civil suits involve Sousa and Gonsalves, Joao Tavares, Antonio da Cruz, Francisco Seguino, and others, with several matters unanswered or continued.
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Joseph Raposas x
John W. Ennis
Alfred D. Johnson
13Th Infantry
Fort Adams
Johnson
Newport
Thomas * Caizzi
Disturbange
Pajnieita
George Wir Coggeshall
Srptof
Bristol
Sousa ‘and Gonsalves
Joseph da Cruz
Solomon Eee
Marshall Bailey
Joao Tavares
Frank Moura
Neo Sicilia Loan Company
Antonio da Cruz
Francisco Seguino
Francisco Castigligio
Charles Daghir
John Almeida
Hugh Breen
Lillian Brackett
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England
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Ireland
France
Germany
Holland
Denmark
Sweden
Finland
Spain
Italy
Egypt
India
Malay States
Australia
Brazil
Panama
Cuba
Hawaii
Philippines
China
Japan
South
Carolina
Oregon
Mexico
Gong
Hickey
Philcos
Philco
Talbot & Hopkins
Hope St
Socony
Secony
Banner
Nance Service
Stem
Stern
Standard Oil Company OF New York, Inc
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