Rally Day Sunday School Service at Baptist church
The Baptist Sunday School held Rally Day services at 2 30 p m with singing, prayers, and readings led by Superintendent L L Anderstrom and Pastor Rev Alfred S Stowell. The program included Bible readings, Bible presentations to children, an address by George P Peterson, and a closing hymn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Sunday School
L. L. Anderstrom
King of Glory
F. F. Hodgdon
Alfred
Dea
G. A. Arnold
George P. Peterson
Pearl Street Bible School
Providence
District Court Hears Two Cases Before Judge Bosworth
Frederick Montgomery, colored, pleaded guilty to reveling after arrest Saturday evening. He was fined eight dollars and costs totaling eight eighty. A civil action in replevin of the Anthony Cowell Co. of Providence against Julius E. Babbitt was defaulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O L. Bosworth
District Court
Fredericck Montgomery
Goff
Anthony Cowell Co
Providence
Julis E. Babbitt
Advertised Letters for Week Ending October 1
A list of letters advertised by the post office for the week ending October 1 includes men John Cabrea, T. P. Carroll, O. G. Darling, John Ennis, E. Hall, Thomas Levitt, Frank Rose, Ernest Spangler, E. P. Vial. Women include Mrs. Theo E. Beebe, Miss Burgess, Mrs. Mary E. Falsett, Miss Lucy Washington. Foreign entries are Antonio Silva and Mark Lond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cabrea
T. P. Carroll
O. G. Darling
John Ennis
E. Hall
Thomas Levitt
Frank Rose
Ernest Spangler
E. P. Vial
Theo. E. Beebe
Miss Burgess
Mary E. Falsett
Lucy Washington
Antonio Silva
Mark Lond
Guaranteed Cure For Piles Advertisement Copy
A claim promotes PAZO OINTMENT as a cure for itching bleeding or protracted piles. It promises refund if it fails regardless of duration. First application provides relief. Costs 50c. If unavailable, send 50c in stamps to Paris Medicine Co. for post-paid delivery from St. Louis Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
Obituary of Hezekiah S. Ingraham from Bristol
Hezekiah Sanford Ingraham died around 11 PM Saturday at his son George E. Ingraham's home in 28 Cottage Street Bristol aged 75 years 4 months 25 days. He served on whaling and merchant ships, survived a Pacific wreck, helped at Herreshoff yards, and later was a night watchman. He is survived by son George H. Ingraham and brother John S. Ingraham. funeral at 3 PM tomorrow from Cottage Street with North Cemetery burial.
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Hezekiah Sanford Ingraham
George E. Ingraham
Cottage Street
Hezekiah
Ingraham A
Bristol
Samuel A
Sarah
Ingraham
Africa
China
East Indies
Pacific Ocean
Herreshoff
Navy
Princeton
M Herreshoffs
Herreshoffs
Nigraham
Ladoga
Old South Christian Church
High
Constitution Streets
Odd Fellows
Babbitt Post
Farragut Association of Naval Veterans
United Brothers’ Lodge
Bristol Train of Artillery
Veteran Association of the Artillery
Madison Square Garden
New York
Hezekiah S. Ingraham
Abbie E
David Monro
Portsmouth
R. L
John S. Ingraham
George H. Ingraham
St. Mary’s Church
Mary (Quinn) Calley
Providence
Ellen Morrin
Hope Street
Downing
Nan McCarty
Richard Quirk
Culley
James Quinn
Bridget (Flinn) Quinn
Edenderry
King’s County
Ireland
Thomas Culley
Landenstowen House
County Kildare
B. K. Owsley
James
London
England
Holy Name Church
James O. Walsh
Hughes
Malone
St. Mary’s Cemetery
M C A Notes Showcases Virtue, Study, and Health Initiative
The article details a Sunday YMCA talk by H W Gibson on Be obedient be true be gentle be pure be strong. It also notes a men’s Bible study movement, a fundraising update toward 4000, and plans for a star course of entertainments featuring Maro the magician and other acts. Health and physical activity are urged with gym classes starting October 7.
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H. W. Gibson
Boston
Cleveland
Grant
Webster
Livingstone
Maro
Prince of Magic
Genious
J. E. Comerford
Kinetograph Company of
New York
Disregard of Property Rights Prompts Town Alarm
Town residents report growing neglect of others property as incidents mount. A fence east of the Opera House was torn down for spectators, bonfires lit on the common caused smoke nuisance, and widespread fruit theft from trees and baskets suggests a coordinated pattern. Authorities warn against lawlessness while a local medicine ad concludes the notice.
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Dot Karrol Company
Brownell Family Welcomes Daughter in Town
In this town on October 1, Mr and Mrs Fred Brownell welcomed a daughter. The family reports the new arrival is healthy and has named the infant. Local readers congratulate the Browns on this joyful event.
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Brownell
Fred Brownell
Seven Barks touted for stomach and liver relief
Advertises Seven Barks a vegetable remedy from a German physician formula that claims to cure indigestion biliousness and liver disorders. Offers free trial with no charge if expectations aren’t met, by J Jasmin at 297 Hope St Bristol.
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J. Jasmin
Hope St. Bristol
B. 1
Bristol Court Seeks Administrator for Mary W Furth Estate
On Sept 19 1904 in Bristol court Sigmund Furth father and next of kin petitions to be administrator of Mary W Furth deceased intestate The court orders notice published for fourteen days weekly and sets consideration for Oct 5 1904 at 10 30 am in Probate Court Room Bristol Probate Clerk Terberlf Bennett notes tentative steps for administration and publication in Bristol papers
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Bristol
Mary W. Furth
Sigmund Furth
Mary W.furth
Anid Bristol
Probate
Terberlf
Bennett
Rally Day at State Street M. E. Church
Rally day programs at the State Street M E Church featured morning devotional, Holy Communion, and a fall Epworth League opening. Superintendent George H. Peck led scripture, addresses, and the Sunday School Union program with Miss Lillian G. Luther and Miss Vesta Blaisdell among presenters.
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State Street M. E
Epworth League
Methodist Sunday School Union
George H. Peck
J. B. Pollock
Pollock
Jesus
W. T. Hood
Geo. H. Peck
Sunday School Union
Vesta Blaisdell
Lillian. G. Luther
Emma’ Gladding
W. L. Hood
Many Mothers Endorse Chamberlain Remedy for Croup
Mrs. Pilmer of Cordova Iowa reports her child suffered severe croup and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy promptly brought relief. She says many mothers in the neighborhood share this view and want no other remedy for their children, per W H Baffington.
Water Volcano of Agua in Guatemala Near Capital
The Volcan de Agua in Guatemala stands about twenty five miles southwest of Guatemala City with a peak of 14,450 feet. It supports cultivated fields and forest up to near its summit and occasionally vents torrents of pure cold water. An eruption once flooded the northern valley and destroyed a village on the mountain’s side.
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Central America
Guatemala
The Way He Put It Essay Sparks Reading Humor
An English schoolboy at Newcastle-under-Lyme was asked to write on the pleasures of reading. He noted readers pursue humor with books like Don Quixote and seek amusement by reading the Bible, illustrating varied motives behind reading.
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Newcastle-under-Lyme
England
Reception at Bizalboy’s Hillside Estate Provokes Laughter
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Bizalboy hosted a reception at his hillside estate and briefly drenched the first arriving detachment with a hose. The incident drew remarks that his hospitality was unconventional and noted his wealth shields him from quarrel.
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Bizalboy
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Tess and Jess Argue Over a Fiancé Rumor
Tess claims she sat up with a sick man last night sparking gossip about her fiancé. Jess dismisses it as lovesick chatter, noting the idea came from Tess. Philadelphia Press reports the exchange in a brief social note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess
Jess
Philadelphia Press
Doctor and patient greet in clinic interaction
A doctor welcomes a former patient, asking how he feels this morning. The patient responds with a question about cost, asking if it matters to speak candidly.
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Bill
Mr. Jones
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Gains Wide Approval
The widely used Chamberlains Cough Remedy is praised for curing colds grip and preventing pneumonia. It treats croup and whooping cough non dangerously with no opium or harmful substances and is safe for babies and adults alike. Sold by W H Buffington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. H Buffington
Republican State Convention Call for October 12 1904
A Providence meeting of the Republican State Central Committee adopts resolutions to hold a state convention on October 12, 1904 at Infant Hall Providence for nominating presidential electors and state officers. It orders primary meetings by October 10 to select delegates and report credentials, with nominations for senators and representatives due by October 19.
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Republican State Central Committee
Providence
Infan Hall
State Central Committee
Nathan M. Wright
R. I
General Assembly
Frank E. Holden
First Congressional District
Republican Committee
Rhode Island
Infantry Hall
R. L
United States
Imtral Committee
Nathan . Wright
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Nelod
Mark
John Shepard
Thames Street
F. Beauregard
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Wy Ges
Foy Ik
Armory
Caswell
Lyceum Orchestra
Tyre
Sere
Mary Quinn Culley
Buffington
Ahr Ly
Ieee
Reeks
M. E. Church
Dental Association
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Co. H. Stra Gat
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Hope and RA Gord
William M. Connery
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