Three Loyal Companies Parade At Flag Raising Event
The Colt Guards led a Tuesday evening procession with khaki uniforms and torches, thronged streets, and fireworks at Col. B. P. Colt’s residence. Flags were raised at State and Hope, High and Constitution, and National India Rubber on Wood Street, amid general illumination and cheers.
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Colt Guards
8. P. Colt
State and
Hope Streets
National India Rubber Company
Wood Street
Bradford Street
Campaign Rally Parade in Hope State Area
In Hope State the halted square filled for a campaign rally with L. H. Hoffman as chairman. Joseph E. Fletcher urged Republican support as Roosevelt and Fairbanks banners were displayed. Senator H. H. Shepard and Rep. W. Fred Williams attended riding in Fletcher’s car. The parade moved along Hope, Church, High, Walley, Hope, State, Wood, Bradford to HQ before disbanding.
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Quick Relief
The advertisement touts a pleasant cough remedy that acts at the source of coughing. It claims instant relief for coughs, croup, and La Grippe by drawing out inflammation and soothing the lungs, selling through William H. Buffington.
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William H. Buffington
Chamberlain
W. H. Buffington
Seventh annual King Philip Steam Fire Engine fair concludes
The seventh annual fair of the King Philip Steam Fire Engine company No 1 ends with prize awards. William J Holmes wins for most popular wine clerk. James Moore gets coachman’s whip for most popular driver. Dora Gladge gains gold watch and chain for selling most combination tickets. Flora Vachon gets gold ring for next largest sales. Crompton Fire Company named most popular attending fire company. Also lists advertised letters ending week of October 22. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised for cold relief and safety for all ages, sold by W H Buffington.
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King Philip Steam Fire Engine Company
William J. Holmes
James Moore
Dora Gladge
Flora Vachon
Crompton Fire Company
Ffair
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Colt Guards Parade
Beechanzis
A. B. Meiggs
Wendell R. Davis
Frank B. Wilson
Sumner A. Ball
T. Smith McKeon
A. W. Barsett
Lafayette Gorham
James T. Robertson
Edward P. Giladding
George P. Gladding
William Mcc Oaw
Charles J. Hammill
William McCaughey
Fred P. Manchester
Hope Street
Town Bridge
Thames
Franklin
Rhode Island
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Polis
Republi
Samuel M. Nicholson
Webster Knight
ICAM
Rowland G. Hazard
William Watts Sherman
George H.utter
Frederick H. Jackson
Charles P. Bennett
William B. Greenough
Walter A. Read
Fairbanks
George H. Utter
General Assembly
Providence
Chamber of Commerce
William B. Greeno
Charles P. Bennedy
Feedeurer
John H. Siiness
Second Congressional District
Adin B. Capron
Nelson W. Aldrigh
United States Senate
National Republican Organization
Chicago
Harry H. Shepard
William Fred Williams
U. S, Dental Association
R.J
Hubert A. Lewis
D. D
Y. M. C. A. Notea
Z. O. Collins
Attleboro
Philippines
Association
Armstrong
F. CG. Willis
Omaha Association
Willis
Messrs
Sonll and
Fretwell
Brown University
Tiger Athletic
Fall River
John B. Newman
Jack DeWolf
King Philips’ Fair
David Robertson
Bay View Avenue
Chestnut Street
Bristol
R. I
C. H. Straight
Supreme Court
State of
Sanity
Sanford B. Munro
Patrick Hammill
High Street
Otis Munro
William N. Bowler
Candace Briggs
Michael J. Tobin
Allen Munro
Said Sanford
Munro
Ealé
Irving Champlin
Westminster Street
J. Orrin L. Bosworth
Edward C. Morrissey
Trinity Parish House
F. T. Remieres
Ockery, Corner Hope and
Bradford Sts
Peruna
Allen
Carter
Hill
Mulford
William H. Bell
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