Obituary of Thomas McKale of Bristol
Thomas McKale longtime Bristol resident dies at 46 after nephritis at home 27 Catherine Street Born Providence October 2 1858 son of Patrick and Bridget McKale lived in Bristol most of life worked at Reynolds Namgruit Mill railroading and Quirk Bros Survived by wife Rose Hughes five children and sisters Mary McKale and Mrs Margaret Voran Funeral at St Marys Church conducted by Rev J Downing with bearers John J Byrne J Frank Quirk Owen Hughes and John Doran interment in St Marys Cemetery
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Thomas McKale
Bristol
Catherine Street
Providence
BR. L
Patrick
Bridget McKale
Reynolds Manufacturing Company
Namgruit
Consolidated Electric System
McKale
Compay C
R. L Infantry
St. Mary’s Church
J. ¥. Downing
Johnn J. Byrne
J. Frank Quirk
Owen Hughes
John Doran
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Portland Man Dies of Lockjaw After Mill Accident
Antone Arrada died at about 8 oclock Friday morning at his Milk Street home aged 56 from tetanus after his right hand was caught in a Cranston Worsted Mills gear. He refused hospital care. death followed Thursday night. Born in Portugal in October 1818, he previously lost a left hand in a similar accident. He leaves a wife, six Bristol children, and a brother in the Western Islands. Funeral at St Marys church with Royal Mikhaelenge Autonomic Beneficent Association members in attendance.
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Antone Arrada
Milk Street
Cranston
Arrada
Portugal
Bristol
Islands
St. Mary’s Church
J. F. Downing
Providence
Royal Michaelenge Autonomic Beneficent Association
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Death of Sarah T Springer 74 in Bristol hometown
Sarah T Springer died at her Constitution Street home after a brief illness. Born March 5, 1880 in Bristol, she lived here all her life and belonged to State Street M E Church for over 60 years. Survived by brother Captain John Springer of Fall River and sister Mary A Springer. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM from her home, interment in North Cemetery.
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Sarah T. Springer
Constitution Street
Miss Springer
the Decessed
Bristol
Joseph and
Mary Bpringer
Lookjaw Cause and Prevention via Pain Balm
Lookjaw or tetanus stems from a germ found in street dirt. The germ, inactive in air but activated under skin, thrives in wounds such as those from percussion caps or rusty nails. Chamberlain's Pain Balm, an antiseptic, can destroy germs and hasten healing, costing about two thousand dollars in typical treatment.
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Chamberlain
W. H. Buffington
First Rally of the Campaign See Bristols Political Lines
A Bristol crowd heard a nonpartisan appeal to voters to unite against money power and trusts. Speakers warned that independence, reform, and fair elections are at stake, with references to Governor Garvin and Senator Roosevelt era issues.
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Bristol
D. L. D. Granger
Capt. Turner
Congress
Ppta
Republican Party
Morgan
Rockefeller
Brewer
Albany Law School
Washington
Roosevelt
Department of Commerce and Labor
Cortelyou
Vortelyou
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Dooley
Alariah
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Gains Popular Favor
Acclaims Chamberlains Cough Remedy for curing colds and grip, preventing pneumonia, aiding croup and whooping cough, and suitable for babies without opium. Praised for safety, pleasant taste, and broad trust, with W. H. Baffington as seller.
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Chamberlain
Soft bones and right feeding for growth in children
Addresses on rickets and cure with Scott's Emulsion. Advocates daily small doses to straighten bow legs joints and heads. Promotes nutrition as the remedy. Also includes a political speech about tariffs, wages, and party views ending with a Democratic meeting adjournment.
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Scott
Brief District Court Session Before Judge Bosworth
Regular session in District Court opened before Judge O L Bosworth yesterday morning with no criminal cases. Three civil cases were called and continued to October 24: Eugene LeClair vs Dennis J Doran, Hopeworth Sanatorium Co vs Charles H Manchester, adm., and Frederick G Thompson vs John Perry.
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District Court
O. L. Bosworth
Eugene LeClair
Dennis J Doran
The
Hopeworth Sanitarium Company
Charles H. Manchester
Adm
Frederick G. Thompson
John Perry
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets Refund Promise
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets offering a refund if cure fails. The copy notes W. Grove’s signature appears on each box, emphasizing a guarantee to buyers.
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W. Grove
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Granger
Democratic Patioral Committee
Judge Witness
Scott & Bowne
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New York
Europe
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Bryan
Capt Turner
William Hibell
Staples Coal Company
Franklin Lyken
Lehigh
Ege
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N. N. Cole
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Pinaud
W.H. Buffington
Hope Street
Pawtucket Mutual Fire
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Frederick W. Raston
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Qeorge
M. Thornton Benjamin F. Smith
William P. Dempsey
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Children’s Department
John the Shoeman
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