Antis Blame Storm in Porto Rico and Army Careers
The piece argues antis fault the administration for the Porto Rico storm that killed 1000 and left 100000 destitute. It notes a West Point graduate son of Senator Quay resigning to enter private business, challenging Billy Bryan's claim that war exists to provide jobs. It cites sparse military praise of a few figures and mocks the idea of easy service since the Spanish-American War. A Y M C A building opens with public inspection and exercises led by Ezra Dixon and local pastors, with music and readings by noted figures in Madison, N J.
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Antis
Porto Rico
Senator Quay
West Point
Providence News
Billy Bryan
Spain
Billy
Third
Nebraska
Bristol Post Office Outward and Inward Mails
Bristol post office announces outward mail deadlines to New York west and south at 9.37 am and 6.20 pm and to Providence Boston and the east at 7.20 9.80 and 11.80 am 8.30 and 6.20 pm. Inward mails from New York west and south arrive 7.15 am and 2.20 pm and from Providence Boston and the east at 7.15 am 12.20 2.20 6.20 and 7.20 pm. Inward mails open for distribution about three quarters of an hour after arrival.
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New York
West
South
Providence
Boston
East
Bristol notices and ads from the Providence journal
Miss Belle Munro visits Miss Annie Cooney in Providance and Rev. James DeWolf Perry visits Germantown guests. Local ads list Columbia Catsup and Maple Syrup at T. J. Connery's State street, excursions to Rocky Point, and various sales. Public notices include typhoid cases, land deeds, and a new fire station progress.
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Belle Munro
Annie Cooney
Providance
James DeWolf Perry
Germantown
T. J. Connery’s
State Street
Rocky Point
Wiliam A. Darling
Boston
Mass
Trial Races Between Columbia and Defender Off Newport
Bristol and Warren residents can watch the trial races between the famed yachts Columbia and Defender off Newport with the steam launch Aurora following at 9 45 p m from Bristol town wharf. Round trip fare is 50 cents. The piece also notes a pancake flour promotion and a reception in Warren for Bristol D A R members at Mrs William McClennaham Ransom's home on Miller Street with relics from Brown University history and a later item on the American Irish Historical Society marking the Rhode Island battle anniversary.
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Bristol
Warren
Columbia
Defender
Newport
New York
Aurora
Daughters of the American Revolution
William McClennaham Ransom
Millerstreet
Ransom
Brown University
the University
Providence
Nathan Miller
James Varnum
Gen. Miller
Tillinghast
Frank Ralh
Charles H. Handy
George S. Bullock
Charles S. Davos
David C. Black
Alice Gardner
Florence Allin
Alice B. Cole
Ida Allin
Louise Cole
Emily Church
Mary J. Merchant
The
American-Irish Historical Society
Rhode Island
John Sullivan
American-Irish Historical ‘Society
T’. Russell Sullivan
Thia
Busiest Place in Providence Prepares for State Fair
The State Fair Association office at 27 Westminster St. in Providence is gearing up for a larger fair. Staff and clerks begin early work to shape exhibition departments before Narragansett Park gates open on October 9. Meanwhile Taft Asthmalone advertises free trial bottles at J H Young’s drug store and by mail from Drs Taft Medicine Co.
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State Fair Association
Westminster St
Providence
Sit
Ita
Narragansett Park
State‘Fair
J. H. Young’s
Taft
Drs. Taft, Medicine Co
Elm Street
Rochester
N. Y
Death notices for Mrs. Warriet Bradford Sanford and Mrs. Mary Yasser
Mrs. Warriet Bradford Sanford died at her Constitution Street residence at an early Wednesday hour. She leaves husband Leonard Sanford two sons George Sanford of Malden Mass and Leonard P. Sanford of Bristol and daughters Mrs. Richard McCartney Harriet Sanford and Mrs. Charles Allyn of East Providence. Age 75 years 11 months. Funeral Thursday at 10:30 a.m. Rev. R. E. Schuh officiating. Mrs. Mary A. Yalser died at Church Street home Wednesday evening aged 49 years 10 months leaving husband Rudolph Yasser and three daughters. New York Store advertises linen bicycle skirts 75 cents gingham shirtwaists 29 cents etc.
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Rehoboth
Dreadnaught Company
Bristol
R.a.mccaughey
Church Street
T. J. Connery
State Street
Defender Club
G.A.R. Hall
Perry
Robert Bullock
Alcea
Commodore E. D. Morgan
Commodore Morgan
John McCaw
Callan
University School
Snow Street
Providence
University Grammar
People’s Dry Goods
Hasbrouck Block
Warriet Bradford Sanford
Leonard Sanford
Constitution Street
Charles Allyn
Providencé
R.‘E. Schuh
Mary A.yalser
Rudolph Yasser
Gas Cooking Show Promises Cleaner Faster Heat
Gas is certain to come into universal use for fine cookery. It will be far superior to coal for baking boiling toast and broiling. The gas method is quicker cleaner and lacks any smell. It is easily controlled and provides uniform heat, especially beneficial for baking with better coloring.
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Bristol
New England
Pennsylvania
H.w.blanchard
Bradford Street
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Atered
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Olsse
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Alwa
G. W. Easterbrooks
J. C. Pailthorp
O. W. Sparks
W. J. Fish & Co
Hope Street
High St
M.C. A
D. J. Neylan
N. W. Littlefield
H. M. Rice Town
Y.M C. A
Ezra Dixon
T Newton
Bentley
R E. Schuh
Ph D. Paganni
Henri J Faucher
S. F Upham
Madison, N. J
Bach
St Michaels Church
Floyd W. Tomkins
DID
Henri J. Faucher
D. D
Philadelphia
C. B. Rockwell
Prume
Americal
Angelica
Tokay
Muscatel
America
Dodge & Camfield
Exchange Place
Butler Exchange
Thos
F. Peirce & Son
Westminster & Dorrance
Providence, R. 1
Bristol and Prcinity
Mrs
A. A. Alden
J. A. Miller
T. T. Connery
Ida Newman
Connecticut
Bristol Light Infantry
St. Mary's
Opera House
Niagara
Concord
Delaware
T. J. Connery's
Bourne Streets
George W. Easterbrooks
Robert Holmes
Mt. Hope Park Company
Edward J. Delehanty
Mount Hope Park Company
Richard Mercer
Millie Phillips Milstead
Hopeworth
Gainesville
Fla
Alabama
A. M. Merriman
Hilida Osterberg
Maggie Conners
Lincoln Avenue
Hasbrouck
F. Peters & Company
Samuel Norris, Jr
Adirondack Mountains
John M. Norris
Thomas Gayton
Norris
Franklin Street
Gayton
Bradford Colt DeWolf
Brussels
Belgium
F. E. DeWolf
DeWolf
United States
William Kerrigan
St. Mary's Church
J. J. Kennedy
Cincinnati
Ohio
Father Kennedy
Dennis Scanlon
T.J. Connery
W.H. Knight
Ferry Hill
Katzenjammer
G. A. R. Hall
Lavey
Russell Straight
Read
Washington I. Finch
C. A. Barbour
H.C. Gray
William F. Munro
Edward
Joseph Gifford
F. T Remieres
Joseph Kinder
Carrington Slade
A. A. Slade
Hezekiah Ingraham
Congregational Church
Annie G.brownell
Alonzo Kenney
Wood Street
Lewis ‘Concert
Epworth League of the
M. E. Church
Anderstrom
Church VY
Herbert F. Bennett
Oliver Street
A IY
Pry Radford Ot
Eerie Hope Street
Ellery Healey
R. Healey
Risto
R. I
Lewis H. Dewolf
Burton Street
Co. H. Straight
Pioneer
Fall River
Newport Steamboat Company
Rhode Island Normal School
Thomas
Stockwell
Providence, R. I
Canfield
Olympia
Fisk
TEHIE
Bristol County Gas. & Electric
Misses Bunn
A. S. Rounds
Garfield Ave
K.a.hamill&co
Drury Block
Point Pleasant
Swansea
Bristol County Gas & Electric Company
Seagonnet Steamboat CO
Seaconnet
Queen City
Daisy Lady Orchestra
Custom House Street
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