Vaccaro Bros Studio Ad for Mandolin and Guitar
Vaccaro Bros Studio for mandolin and guitar at 79 Franklin Street Bristol offers music furnished. For terms write or call Vaccaro Bros Studio for mandolin and guitar 79 Franklin Street Bristol. For terms write or call WI Ar F 6 25 6 40.
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Vaccaro Bros
Franklin Street
Bristol
Prayer for a Doll Reflects Childs Quiet Despair
In a short exchange from the October Woman's Home Companion a girl named Dorothy asks why God has not sent her a new doll. Her mother responds that perhaps she does not need another doll and Dorothy seeks guidance on what to pray for next.
Chips on Shoulders Define Troubled Life Philosophy
A reflective piece argues many men bear lifelong burdens of pride and insecurity. It explores how a defensive posture limits growth, invites conflict, and masks underlying fear or insecurity. The tone urges self awareness and constructive change.
Time Table In Effect June 10 1906 Week Days
A compact timetable notice detailing the operational schedule in effect starting June 10, 1906 for weekday services. It records the essential days of operation and alignment with standard business hours, indicating routine adjustments for the workweek.
Hot caucus turmoil rocks Bristol town meeting
A chaotic Bristol Democratic caucus ended with an adjournment amid accusations of packed lines and manipulated results. Col Callan and Mr McElvognne lamented misfiled papers and a split assembly while delegates and officers debated authority, succession, and by law adherence.
Bristol Democrats Clash Over Town Committee Action
Local Bristol Democrats led by Councilman J W Franklin and Col Callan clash over a State Central Committee appointment. Critics allege arbitrary discharge without a hearing and warn of voter suppression against Higgins for governor and the Assembly ticket. A compromise is expected as party factions maneuver after Friday night caucus.
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J. W. Franklin
Col. Callan
Democratic Town Committee
State Central Committee
Dreyer
Higgins
Democratic Assembly
Old Town Committee
Bristol
Town Committee
Central Committee
The Empress of China described by Dr. W. A. P. Martin
The Chinese Empress is portrayed as poised and graceful with vivacious features and a sub-olive complexion. She carries a tablet to jot memoranda and issues autograph commands. Her cultured breadth and governance detail garner admiration in a land where women are illiterate.
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Wrett
Catharine Sr
Russia
W. A. P. Martin
Y. M. C. A. Notes Preview Oct Classes and Event Plans
Y M C A announces gym classes start October 15 with a welcome for interested individuals. Regulation suits may be ordered via the Physical Director and details provided on request. Tomorrow boys may enjoy tramp and Indian dinner. E J Robertson departs at 9 80 for Mount Hope with self supplied bread frankfurts or chops to roast. A football team meeting for men is set for October 6 at 8 with a social hour to follow.
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E. J. Robertson
Mount Hope
Y. C
John’s Tailoring Establishment at 489 Hope Street
A brief item notes a person mistaking a suit event and clarifies it was only cleaned and pressed at John’s Tailoring Establishment, located at 489 Hope Street.
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George
John
Hope Street
Republican State Convention Call and Delegates Powers
The Rhode Island Republican State Central Committee met in Providence on September 26, 1906 and adopted resolutions calling a State Convention at Tatnatary Hall in Providence for October 11, 1908, to nominate state officers and elect the State Central Committee. It orders town and city committees to hold primaries by October 9, 1908, report delegate credentials, and certify delegate elections. Also authorizes primaries for Senators and Representatives by October 15, 1906 with nominations filed by October 16, 1906. Attest: Harold J. Gross, Chairman. Nathan M. Wright, Secretary.
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Col. Callan
McElvognne
Johnson
Walter H. Coggeshall
Col Callan
Mr. Dreyer
Bristol
Republican Town Committee
Dorstrom
Christie
Dreyer
John J. Byrnes
John J Keegan
Walter H. Cogge
Democratic Party
State Central Committee
McElvoyne
Republican State Central Committee
Providence
Tatantry Hall
Thurst
General Assembly
Nathan M. Might
R. I
Harold J. Gross
Nathan M. Wright
Rhode Island Republican Committee Sets October Convention
The First Congressional District Republican Committee of Rhode Island votes to appoint three electors and invites delegates for a District Convention to nominate a representative to the 60th United States Congress. Primary meetings are urged in towns and cities, with credentials to be sent to the State Central office in Providence. Nathan M. Wright is named secretary.
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Republican Committee
Rhode Island
Cor Jally
Infantry Hall
Providence
R. I
Spender
General Assembly
Ermare
Loo
Nathan M. Wright
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Newport & Providence Railway
the Empress of China
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Hrodarks
Eastman’s Films and Dry Plates
Aristo and
Albuma
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G. W. Simmons
Emma E. Carey
Constitution Street
My Falls Mnes
S. Golden 12
State Street
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Miss Gatherine Farley
John T. Doyle
Dancing
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William Street