Roosevelt Victory and Strong Public Support in 1904
The article extols President Roosevelt after the 1904 election, noting large public approval for his Philippine policy, Panama actions, tariff stance, military strength, and arbitration efforts. It argues the people endorsed his continuation of McKinley’s policy and celebrates Roosevelt as a decisive leader with the largest pluralities, ending with Roosevelt’s enduring place in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Peet
Philippines
Panama
McKinley
Theodore Roostvelt
News travels faster in modern times say presidents
The article notes how quickly major news spreads today, claiming the President learned of his election soon after dinner. It contrasts this with 1828 when Andrew Jackson was elected and Nashville postmaster timing informed the public about Polk’s victory a month after the election, highlighting slower communication in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson
Polk
Nashville
Tenn
Jiw
Modern Paints Claim Best Value For Homes
A historic ad touts L and M paints as durable and economical. It promotes 21 gallons for a house at 831.50, 12 gallons cheaper options, and bulk savings of 86.30 for two property owners within 30 days. Churches receive liberal quantities when painting. Sold via Longman and Martinez, New York, awaiting agent appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longman & Martinez
New York
Roosevelt to newspaper men vows no second term
In the White House at 10.50 p m Tuesday night President Roosevelt tells reporters he is grateful for the nation's confidence and accepts the duties of office. He states he will not be a candidate for or accept another nomination, noting he will have served 343 years by March 4 and that the two term rule concerns form not substance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Roosevelt
German Clothing Co
United Brothers Lodge
T. J. Connery’s
State Street
Anna Guivremont
First Street
W. F. Duffy
Douglas
A. P. Nerone
Hope Block
A. H. Flint
A. H. Flint, Jr
South Carolina
Virginia
Flint
Norfolk and Southern Railroad Company
Goff
High Street
T. J. Connery
William I. West
Metacom Avenue
Rhode Island Hospital
William S. Douglas
Massachusetts
Frank Hoar
Bristol
Constitution
Wood Streets
Walter T. Remeries
Judge Parker Reaffirms No More Candidacies
Judge Parker says he will not seek public office again and will practice law in New York City. He and President Roosevelt agree on one point, neither wants another nomination for chief executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
New York City
Roosevelt
CAPT GLADDING CLAIMS 10 ACRES WORTH A MILLION
Captain Samuel Gladding learns a San Francisco 10 acre tract on Sacramento Street may be his old 1852 ranch land now covered by business blocks. Attorneys say his title appears valid though no deed to anyone else exists in city records. If buildings sit on it, the land could be worth more than a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gladding
San Francisco
California
Capt. Gladding
San Francico
Sacramento Street
Woodworth
Bristol
Mr. Woodworth
Pleasing Recital by Miss Mary P Rounds and Pupils at St Michael’s
Miss Mary P Rounds and pupils offered a well attended piano recital in St Michael’s chapel last evening. Assisted by Herbert Hewitt bass soloist Miss Bertha Crowley reader Master William Sisson violinist and Misses Baker Pickles and Baker mandolin trio. Lavey’s orchestra expected but not present. program included duets solos and mandolin pieces with multiple works by Lavey Stroebog Sparrow E Sparrow and Holst among others.
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Mary P. Rounds
St Michael's Chapel
Herbert Hewitt
Bertha Crowley
William Sission
Baker
Miller
Mary Lavey
Sparrow
Ruth Slocum
Message of the Violets
Willie Sisson
Z Luders
Elizabeth Keegan
L. Holst
Martha Little Baas
Life
H Blumenthal
L. Streabog
Charle Sparks
Ambassador March
A’lammer
Newbold
Sunlight Revere
E Phelps Malvina Rapano
Wildwood
Sparrow Fannie Penno
Mazurka
IC May Porter
Mary
Burty
Misses Lavey
E Sparrow
Marion Sparks
Misses Baker
Pickles
Baker F.alaus
Sony E Sparrow
Dward Montross
Armorer
Sony de Koven
Reed
Carrie Newbold
Deadman’s Bar
Rexford
C. Dennee
Sparks
Misa Rounds
G. Luders
Sunset Schnecker
Miss Flora Rapano
E Sharrow
James Siston
Bartlett Miss Mary Rounds
Calendars for Businessmen Offered at Phoenix Office
A fine line of calendars for business men may be found at the Phoenix office. Call and see them at once or ask us to bring the samples to you. The calendars are of new and beautiful design and the prices are reasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Bristol Post Office Mails and Express Hours
Bristol and Vicinity notes list Bristol Post Office mail arrivals and departures. Mails arrive at 7 00, 10 00, 12 00, 2 00, 4 00, 6 45, and 7 15 p m with closings at 8 00, 8 45, 11 30 a m, 1 45, 5 45, and 7 15 p m. Express matter leaves and arrives per Larle and Prew: outward 7 45 and 11 90 a m, 3 00 and 5 00 p m. inward 7 45 and 1 55 am, 2 55 and 6 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Door
Bristol
Larle & Prew Express
Miller’s ailment and social notices at Bristol
J Augustus Miller is very sick at its rooms in Warren. The Bristol Train of Artillery social will be in Artillery hall this evening. Sparke’s ad promises 25 to 80 percent savings. Luther Bump returns to Stockton Mass after visiting with the Bosworths. Candy varieties and gas service ads. Church services listed for Bristol Pentecostal. Local notices about apples, gas, and shipping repairs. Pile-driver engineer Gammons narrowly escaped drowning. rescued by Eugene LeClair and John Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Augustus Miller
Warren
Bristol Train of Artillery
Artillery Hall
C. W. Sparke
Luther Bump
Stockton
Mass
Bradford D. Bosworth
Sparks. Catter
Bristol Pentecostal Church
F E. Talbee
T. J Connery
State Street
Bristol County Gas and Electric Company
T. J. Connery
Gammons
Newport & Providence Railway Company
Constitution Street
Eugene LeClair
John Moore
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Emer
Bristol Phenix
Bristol County
Ofico
Bradford St
R. J
Ing Pc
Phoenix News
Paoxnix
E. &. Easterbrooks
Hope Street
F. Briggs
Wood's
High St
Dodge & Camfield
Exchange Place
Providence, R. 1
St. Michael's Chapel
Thos.f.peirce & Son
Dorrance and Westminster Corner
Providence
Bristol and Vicinity
Bristol Post Office
Town Hall
Hops Street
Bradford Street
Walchos
Cottage Green House
Charles 8
Cummings
M .”’ Pharnix
Franklin Street House
Beard
Wardwell Lumber Co
W. T. C. Wardwell
Malcolm Macnaught
Thames Street
Bay View Avenue
Wood Street
Wardwell
Bristol Opera House
Maro, the
Prince of Magic
Ohio Colonial Orchestral Club
Measterbrooks
Anderstrom
ST. Studio
Vermont
C. A. Johnson
Bristol Public Market
D. G. Leeb
Hasbrouck
German Frankforts
Fruits and Vegetables
Concord Grapes
Cape Cod
Boston
Graham
Vermont Creamery
Spratt
El&e
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