Y M C A Notes on duty and upcoming events
C F Savage of Brown University spoke on Following Interference linking life to a football game and Christ life. The Y M C A announced a football game with Fall River Tiger Athletic Association next Saturday and listed talks by C Collins in the Philippines and F C Willis from Worcester. Men invited, with music by Scall and Fretwell and business news class tonight at 5. Season tickets promoted with several outlets for purchase before Nov 1.
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C. F Savage
Brown University
Messrs
Scull
Fretwell
Ella Enas
Fall River
Fall River Tiger Athletic Association
C. Collins
Army Y. M. C. A
Philippines
Scall
Star Entertainment
B. M MacDougall
Brightman
M A. Cheesman
J. W. DeWolf
Court session ends quickly with civil cases continued
No criminal cases appeared at yesterday’s District Court session, resulting in a brief morning. Three civil matters were continued for one week: Eugene Le Clair versus Dennis J. Doran. Hopeworth Sanitarium Company versus Charles H. Manchester, administrator. and Frederick G. Thompson against John Perry.
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Eugene LeClair
Dennis J. Doran
Hopeworth Sanitarium Company
Charles H. Manchester
Adm
Frederick G. Thompson
John Perry
Matrimony Talk Between Mrs Henpeck and Mr Henpeck
In a light exchange Mrs Henpeck voices certainty that George contemplates marriage. Henpeck replies with cautious spirit, hoping his son treats the idea seriously rather than as a joke.
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Henpeck
George
Seven Barks Promise Cure At RI Drug Co
Advertises Seven Barks for stomach, liver, and kidney troubles with a 30 cent deposit and 50 cent refund option. Customers may take a full size bottle and return if unsatisfied. Located at 297 Hope Street RI Drug Co.
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RI. Drug CO
Hope Street
Parade of Catholic T A Union Stirs Newport Pawtucket tensions
In a long procession through Pawtucket a dispute over parade order split leaders and bands. Livsey and Clarke’s Bands faced exclusion after a plan to run Newport and Fort Adams bands first caused conflict. The procession proceeded with Newport leading, 266 men reached St Mary’s Church, and Father Downing urged temperance in a rousing sermon.
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Pawtucket
Newport Band and Society
Union
Doherty
Newport Society
Freeman
Fort Band
Livsey
Clarke
Col. Callan
Newport
Col. Ostian
Mr. Livsey
Marshal Callan
Fort Adams
J. T. Freeman
Col
L. H. Callan
St. Mary’s
T A. Society
Bristol
St. Mary's
I. A. Society
Warren
Father Mathew Society
Woonsocket
St. Peter and St
Hope Street
St. Joseph's Society
Father Mathew
St. Mary's T. A. Society of
St Mary's Society
John L. Kane
Edward McGridiey
Charles V. Moore
Hugh F. Kelly
William Hamaiill
John Lavender
William Burdge
Michael Murphy
Valentine Waters
Sullivan
Daniel E. Doherty
Father Mathew Society of
Joseph P. Keefe
High Street
Walley Street
Town Bridge
Franklin Street
Wood Street
St Mary’s Church
I. A. Society of
Patrick Walsh
St. Mary's Church
J.F. Downing
St. Mary’s T. A. Society
John F Sullivan
Providence
Austin O’toole
Westerly
St. Mary’s Fall Choir
Miss Ormond
Sophie Coughlin
Tillie Bacon
Father Downing
Total Abstinence Society
Valley of Death
Egypt
Kate O’loughlin
Salve Regina
Dana
Lantam
R. C. Quirk
Peter Lannon
Angie W. Pierce, Jr
Joseph Daffy
John Cashin
Joseph Saillant
Edward Maroney
Mamie Pierce
Bradford Street
Town Hall
St. Mary's Society
Total Abstinence Union
Bristol Society
Hydraulion Engine and Hose Co
Central Falls
Advertisementletter Promises Cure for Women’s Ailments
A newspaper ad features Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound claiming to revitalize weak women. It includes a testimonial from Hannah E. Mershon of Collingswood New Jersey praising improved health and regular menstruation after using the product. The copy offers a $5000 guarantee to verify authenticity of the letter.
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Hannah E. Mershon
Collingswood
N.J
Lydia E. Pinkham
A Guaranteed Cure For Piles By Paris Medicine Co
Uses bold claim of curing piles including itching bleeding and protruding cases. Promises refund if PAZO OL MENT fails in 6 to 14 days with first application giving ease. Costs 50 cents. order by mail if druggist lacks it.
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Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
Obituaries in town list four deaths and one infant death
In this town on Oct 21 to 25, Ann Morrissey aged 68 Thomas Galvin aged 66 Frederick Ryan infant son of Dennis and Mary Ryan Ida Goelet aged 3 daughter of Edward and Emma Goelet are reported dead with dates Oct 22 21 24 and 25 respectively.
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Morrissey
Ann Morrissey
Galvin
Thomas Galvin
Ryan
Hrederick
Dennis
Mary Ryan
Goelet
Ida
Edward
Emma Goelet
Many Mothers Endorse Chamberlain's Dough Remedy
Mrs. Pilmer of Cordova Iowa reports her child suffered severe croup and relief came promptly from Chamberlain's Dough Remedy. She says many local mothers share this view and want no other remedy for their children. Sold by W H Buffington.
Bristol Town Meeting Warned for November 8 1904
Bristol Rhode Island warns electors to meet at Town Hall on Tuesday November 8 1904 at ten in the forenoon to vote for President and Vice President Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Attorney General General Treasurer one year from January next Congress representative for the First District and Bristol town senator and representative for one year from January next.
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Bristol
Herbert F. Bennett
Own
United States
Rhode Island
General Assembly
State of Rhode Island Assembly Adopts Resolution
The General Assembly began session in Providence January 5 1904 and on April 13 1904 adopted a resolution as stated. The text records official actions of the Rhode Island Secretary of State during that legislative session.
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General Assembly
Providence
Resolution Proposing an Amendment to the State Constitution
A proposed constitutional amendment outlines House size endowment by population after US censuses, districting goals, and a 1906 first election date. It specifies districts equal in population, at least one representative per town, and temporary replacement of Article V section. Attest: Bennett and Huard signatures.
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General Assembly
House of Representatives
United States
Estate of George E. Boynton administrator request
In Bristol October 21 1904 Jesse Boynton father of George Edmund Boynton asks to be appointed administrator of the estate of the deceased Bristol resident intestate. The probate court fixed November 10 1904 at 2 pm in the Probate Court Room for hearing. Probate Clerk Herbert F. Bennett issues notice as directed.
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Supreme Court, Common Pleas Division
Bristol County
Bristol
George Edmund Boynton
Jesse Boynton
Newport
Rhode Island
Lousseon
Herbert F. Bennett
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