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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1910

Page

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One Logical Candidate Colt for U S Senate in Rhode Island

The Providence News argues that Col Samuel Pomeroy Colt is the sole logical candidate to succeed Senator Aldrich. It lauds Colt as Rhode Island’s leading industrialist, philanthropist, and patriot, predicting the next general assembly will elect him U S senator and praising his independence and state loyalty.

Providence News Rhode Island United States Nelson W. Aldrich Woonsacket Blackstone Valley Pawtucket Narragansett Bay Bristol County Newport Narragansett Pier Westerly Blook Island Cnl Samuel Pomeroy Colt Bristol Rhode Islander National Congress Col Colt United States Senate Aldrich Col. Calt Rhode Islanders General Assembly Col. Colt

Stop the Speeders at Hope and State Crossings

A Phoenix reader urges traffic calming at the Hope Street State Street intersection. They note pedestrians once had right of crossing and fear speeders endangering children and common people. The letter cites occasional arrests but ongoing speeding by motorcyclists and urges wider crossings to force slower vehicle speeds.

Auutomobilists Hope State Streets Bur Chain Hope Street State Street

Cheap Thieves to the Editor of the Phoenix

A reader reports a theft east of the Soldiers' Home on Sunday or Monday, taking a cheap whip and a small lead-encased clock from a boat left on the road. The note asks the thief to return the items or face justice, hoping the clock will echo “Thief Thief” until rightful owner is restored.

the Phoenix Phoenix Office

Mrs James DeWolf Perry Dies After Auto Crash

Mrs. James DeWolf Perry long-time New England figure dies in Germantown Hospital Philadelphia from injuries after an auto collision when returning to her son’s home. Survived by two sons James DeWolf Perry Jr Bishop elect of Rhode Island and Robsré Perry of Philadelphia, and three daughters. Funeral set for Milton Mass with committal at 12:50 p.m. tomorrow.

James DeWolf Perry St. Paul’s Church New Haven Conn Rhode Island ‘Episcopal Germantown Hospital Philadelphia Robert Perry Germantown Mr. Perry Istol Calvary Episcopal Church

Obituary of Louis A Mandell in Bristol note of death

Louis August Mandell died Tuesday night at 9 at his home 81 Ostherine street, Apoplexy caused his death after a week of shock at work in the National India Rubber Company factory. He was 43, born in Boston to German-born parents. Survived by three brothers, funeral at 2 pm from Catheribe street residence. Rev George L Locke officiated. bearers named. interment at North Cemetery.

Louis August Mandell Ostherine National India Rubber Company Mr. Mandell Boston John W. and Hredereka O. Mandell Germany Mandell

Comrade Bates Dies at Soldiers' Home at 86

Comrade George W Bates, one of the oldest inmates of the Soldiers Home, died there yesterday morning at 5.80. He had been in the hospital at the Home for several months, death due to old age. He served three years in Company A Second Rhode Island Infantry during the Civil War and was admitted to the home from Apponegansett on August 19 1900. He was born in Exeter Rhode Island and was a widower aged 86. His body was moved to Natick yesterday afternoon, with funeral to be held from his daughter’s home.

George W. Bates Soldiers’ Home Bates Rhode Island Infantry Appenaug

Star Theater Knox Bros Return Engagement Delights

Vaudeville fans packed the Star Theater last night as the Knox Brothers musical comedians drew big crowds. Tonight they reprise their act with an entirely new epicurean theme and Miss Ada Pollack, the new singer, delivering fresh songs. Saturday matinees at 2 30 present children with football and girl prizes, while an entire change of pictures is planned.

Lhe Knox Bros Star Ttjis Ada Pollack

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