Bristol Police Reform Proposal Draws Public Comment
A Bristol citizen urges annual police appointments be replaced by a fixed term with removal only after charges and a public hearing. The piece argues for public input and notes political influence could tempt unjust dismissals. It also critiques Bryan and Cochran on economic policy and purchasing power.
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Capt. Morrissey
Bristol
Vndatsnes Wideethoe Laws Council
Samuel Darling Dies in New Haven on His Way to Washington
Samuel Darling of Providence noted as a leading advocate against vaccination and vivisection died suddenly at New Haven depot on Monday afternoon while awaiting a New York train en route to Washington. He was 82.
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Samuel Darling
Providence
United States
New Haven
New York
Washington
Not Forgotten Burchard Echoed in Merrill Campaign Feud
The Utah silver syndicate opposes Thomas G. Merrill noting his appeal to nine-owners for campaign contributions, a move publicized in the World. They dub him the Burchard of the Bryan campaign, a term that recalls Burchard’s impact for Blaine.
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Utah Silver Syndicate
Thomas G. Merrill
Burchard
Bryan
Blaine
The Silver Trust Bids for United States Mint Amid Turmoil
The Silver Trust signals readiness to buy the United States Mint as a metal market while noting widespread misery and industrial chaos. The speech claims weather reflects the campaign with 16 rainy days to one sunny day and asserts an honest dollar as the noblest work of politics.
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Silver Trust
United States
Laying State House Corner Stone at Providence
The corner stone of the new State House at Providence was laid with elaborate Masonic ceremonies amid a large crowd despite bad weather. A long parade included the First Light Infantry, Naval Reserves, and K T commanderies from Providence and Pawtucket, followed by lodges and state officials. The service ran from 10 a.m. to about 1 p.m. with music, prayers, addresses, and ritual acts.
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State House
Providence
Bristol
North Mainstreet
St. John’s Commandery
K. T
Holy Sepulchre Commandery
Pawtucket
Calvary Commander
Masonic Service
Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy Endorsed
A Darlington Wisconsin Journal editorial extols Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as life saving after two episodes of excruciating pains. The piece claims the medicine saves more pain than any other and urges every household to keep it on hand, with W. H. Bafflegton listed as the local seller.
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Darlington
Wis
Chamberlain
W. H. Bafflegton
Progressive America Game Ad Bid for Trade Company
An advertisement offers Progressive America at 50 cents, with a 12 cent price and a deal to send six 2 cent stamps to Trade Company in Boston. The game promises to be entertaining and suitable for all ages and numbers of players.
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Boston
Mass
Poor quality billheads waste spy business time
A brief remark notes that using low quality blank billheads or letterheads is a false economy for a spy business, urging that the best can be neatly printed at the Paoznix office.
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Paoznix
Prevent Hoarseness Attacks With Chamberlains Cough Remedy
Early use at first hoarseness can prevent a disease attack in children under group watch. Even after the cough begins the remedy can stop progression. Also claimed effective for colds and whooping cough. Sold by W. Baffington.
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Rale
W. Baffington
Keene heads Providence Opera House engagement with Hanford listed
Eminent tragedian Thomas W. Keene opens a week at Providence Opera House next Monday connected with Charles B. Hanford. The featuring company includes Bennett Matlack Warren Conlan Bertram Temple and others. Repertoire spans Louis XI Richelieu Ingomar Richard III Julius Caesar Othello and The Merchant of Venice with Hanford in Ingomar and Keene leading the rest.
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Thomas W. Keene
Providence Opera House
Charles B. Hanford
Mr. Keene
Edwin Booth
Duke of
Richelieu
Shylock
Hamlet
Booth
Cassius
Louis XI
Hanford
Ingomar
Mr. Hanford
Artillery contest set for Bristol range next Monday
United Train of Ar tillery teams Warren and Bristol will duel at Bristol Artillery range. Each has one win. Bristol won 231 230 then Warren 203 142. Six men per side. Newport company not present.
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United Train of Artillery
Warren Artillery
Bristol Artillery
Warren
Bristol
Brixtol Company
Warren Company
Newport Company
Resignation of Pastor Stevens at First Congregational
Members of the First Congregational church plan to accept Rev. H. A. Stevens resignation at tonight’s meeting. His three month notice ends November 12 with a farewell sermon on November 8. He will take a long vacation, likely spending winter with his son in Brighton Massachusetts. A council of pastors and delegates will be organized to ratify the resignation and issue credentials.
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Bicknell
H. B Luther
Franklin Street
John Duthie
Herreshoff’s
Providence Steam Engine Co
Portland
Oregon
Wolf & Wicker Company
Eureka
Horace Rogers
High Street
Charles C. Dimond
Boston
John D. Dimond
State Street
H. A. Stevens
Bristol
Babbitt
Women’s Relief Corps
Babbitt Corps
Ladies’ Aid Society
Epworth
A. W. Kingsley
Bristol ‘Golf Club
van Wickle
de Bos
Hodgkinson
Duncan Hunter
Chesebrough
Mr. Minott
Tommorrow
Ivy Guild
St. Michael's Chapel
Francis Herreshoff
Gardner House
Ferry Road
Brooklyn
N. Y
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Ferry Hill
F. Perkins
Hartford
Conn
George Deshler
Bristol Graya
Schlosser
National India Rubber Co
U.S. Rubber Co
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Deshler
William Green
Cranston Worated Mills
Philip H. Elwood
Newton
Capt
Hurley
Fall River
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