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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1907

Page

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Parties Nominate Same for Senator and Representative

In a crowded caucus scene James C. Church was named senator and James W. Franklin representative by both parties. Democratic leaders backed a quick caucus followed by a Republican meeting where Citizens and Independent Republicans allied to overthrow the straight ticket. The Republican balloting named six delegates to the State Convention with Burgess and Wilson figures, while Town Committee members yielded to joint lists amid heated exchanges. Williams declined the Senator nomination.

James C. Church James W. Franklin Assembly Citizens Movement Republican Organization Sum Ner A. Ball Hoffman F B. Wilson Providence O. L. Bosworth Ezra Dixon C. B. Rockwell J. B. Burgess R. H L. Dunbar J. L. Buffum B.M. MacDougall C.S. Cummings Mr. Cummings

King Philip Engine Wins Third Prize at Brockton Muster

King Philip Steam Fire Engine No 1 won third prize at the Brockton fire muster amid rain. Hydraulion and Hancock teams posted longer streams, but King Philip’s 197 feet 8 inches secured $176 and strong townsfolk cheers. Open house and a celebratory parade followed with a broom parade and bonfires.

King Philip Brockton Fair King Philip and Hydraulion Bristol Brockton Hancock Warren King Philips Rhode Island Hydraulion Fire Station Hydes Peterson St. Mary’s Hydraulion Company

Town Caucus Deliberates Nominating Ezra Dixon for Senator

The caucus considered nominating Representative Ezra Dixon for the Senate amid discussion of a letter from James Church declining nomination. Mr Church later indicated he would stand for the Senatorship, while the town committee said his letter could mean he declined all nominations. The chairman noted mixed signals and sought Mr Church to speak. Continued on third page.

Ezra Dixon James ©. Church Church Cummings H. W. Church Mr Church

Annual Meeting of Bristol Y M C A Reports Improve Work

The Bristol Young Men's Christian Association held its annual meeting last evening with about 50 members in attendance. Reports from the President General Secretary Treasurer Physical Director and Religious Work Committee were read and accepted showing progress across all areas. Officers will continue in place while constitutional changes moved the annual meeting date from October to May. The bowling alley committee seeks authority to add two alleys at a cost not exceeding $2000. A social hour followed with graphophone selections from a Columbia loan.

Bristol Young Men's Christian Association Board of Managers W.e.howe O. B. Rockwell F. M.dimond Columbia Company

Claim Against Estate For Breach Of Promise Of Marriage

A $80,000 claim against the estate of the late Michael R. Downey was filed in Providence municipal court by Mary HE. Wrynn of Fall River through counsel. Wrynn previously resided in Downey’s town and sued in Superior Court for $80,000, won $10,000, then saw the verdict set aside by the Supreme Court. Downey died before the retrial date and counsel notes the Superior Court action was dropped. the current filing replaces it as a $30,000 estate claim.

Municipal Court of Providence Michael R. Downey Mary HE. Wrynn Fall River Mary B. Wrynn the Supreme Court Downey

Devoe Paint Letter Solves Odd Price Puzzle

A letter to Prof John C Davis from Devoe includes a playful arithmetic problem on paint value. It states Devoe 1.75 per 2 gallons, spread rate higher than average, wear twice as long, painter wages 3.60 daily, two days work using 2 gallons. Concludes average paint is minus 1.76 per gallon.

Devoe F. W. Devoe & UO. P.S. Jas, A.miller & Son

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Bristol County Wardwell Lumber CO Bristol, R. I Union THE Bank OF the People Anderstrom Staples Goal Company Foot OF State Street COAL Edward F. Quisk Pawtucket R.I Institute Hall Christie M. Grossman High St Tol the Ladies OF Hasterbrooks Block Paull E. G. Spooner Goldes Hope St Young’s Drug Store John. Shepard Prop Brockton Fair—Street Parade Tames W. Franklin John C. Davis Industrial Trust Company Hope Street Bristol, R Edward D. Kunz Jeweler and Optician the Dime Register Bank F. T. Remieres Hope and Bradford Sts New York A. P. Nerone Providence Telephone Company Bristol County Gas & Electric Co
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