Public Health Essay Praises Fourth of July Restrictions
A Journal of the American Medical Association review shows a sharp drop in injuries and deaths since 1908 due to public sentiment and city prohibitions. New York New Jersey Missouri Massachusetts Illinois Ohio and several cities report fewer injuries and no deaths. Restrictions and carefully planned celebrations are urged, with Chicago and New York cited for successful parades parks and displays.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
New York
New Jersey
Missouri
Massachusetts
Illinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Washington
Baltimore
Chicago
Roosevelt tourists West clash over tariff in progressive bid
Former President Roosevelt on a Western tour frames himself as a progressive insurgent. He argues tariffs should protect workers by equalizing production costs and labor costs with abroad, and threatens to remove duties if protected industries fail to share the benefits with working men.
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Roosevelt
West
Senator Aldrich sails abroad amid retirement hints
United States Senator Nelson W. Aldrich leaves New York on the Kaiser Auguste Victoria for a six week or longer foreign trip with his son and daughter. The journey at the start of the fall campaign strengthens speculation that the Rhode Island veteran plans to retire from politics.
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United States
Nelson W. Aldrich
New York
Rhode Island
Bristol Post Office Mails Arrive and Close Times
Postal notice lists Bristol office hours and mail arrival and closing times for weekdays and Sundays. Express matter from Adams Express shows outward times 7.50 11.20 a.m. 3.20 5.20 p.m. inward 8.00 12.00 a.m. 3.00 6.30 p.m.
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Bristol
Adams Express
Tides at Bristol and nearby coastal areas
High tides listed for Bristol with dates September 7 to 10 showing amplitudes from 10.81 to 12.20 feet. Newport tides occur 14 minutes before Bristol while Providence tides are 11 minutes after. Mean tidal ranges: Newport 3 ft 6 in, Bristol 4 ft 1 in, Providence 4 ft 4 in.
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A.M. P
Newport
Bristol
Providence
Local notices and travel updates from the Bristol area
Joseph F. Lewis left Saturday for two weeks in Hazelton and Freeland Pa. Miss Hannah Miller returns from ten days with Springfield Mass friends. Mr and Mrs W T Dwyer back from a week in Boston. Classifieds include Save 34 Gas Spengler Cooker at $1.50 Philip Cusack Pawtucket. Bristol High School class of 1911 holds supper and sale in G A R Hall. Miss Elizabeth McDermott visits Cambridge Mass. Miss Florence O Wolf returns from three weeks vacation in Providence area. Frank E Johnson returns from summer with grandparents to Malden Mass. Mr and Mrs Russell G Oolt and Miss Ethel Barrymore guests at York Harbor Me. Mrs Benoni Paine hosts Bristol visitors at Narrows. Y M C A camp occupants at Bristol Highlands return home.
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Joseph F. Lewis
Hazelton
Freeland
Penn
Hannah Miller
Springfield
Mass
W. T. Dwyer
Boston
Spengler
Philip Cusack
Middle Street
Pawtucket
Bristol High School
G. A. R. Hall
Elizabeth McDermott
Cambridge
Walsh
Congrergational
New York
F. M. Dimond
Florence O’ Wolf
Catherine Street
Joseph Brown
Providence
Frank E. Johnson
John Johnson
Union Street
Malden
Russell G. Oolt
Ethel Barrymore
Bristol Narrows
the Narrows
Bristol Highlands
Leon Mo Osaw
Eddie Montross
Rene Sawyer
Arthur Cheatham
William Satcliffe
Labor Day in New York and Bristol Notes
Labor Day travels mark week as families, judges, and clubs in Bristol and nearby towns plan gatherings. Sightings include visits to New York, vacations in Providence metro area, and local church events. The Bristol marching band parade and Italian feast day fireworks face foggy weather.
Bargain Shoes and Council Meeting at Town Hall
Town Council regualr monthly meeting to be held this evening. Mrs Frank Gongdon is visiting the Misses Dubuc at their summer home Mt Hope. John A Solomon of East Greenwich R I and R L spent Labor Day with his sister. Mrs F E Suzman and Mr and Mrs Wm S Munro of New York visited family in town. St Charles Branch I O B U will meet tomorrow evening in St Mary's Church basement. New fall men’s Boston derbys and hats priced from 8 80 to 2 50. The adjourned Bristol Train of Artillery monthly meeting is at the armory Thursday evening at 8. Mrs F E Be Suzman returned Saturday from six weeks in Wrentham Mass with her two children.
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William A. Brownell, Jr
New York
Guy
David' ‘Levy
Fall River
Labor Day
Sonia* Levy
State Street
Bertram W. Wall
Fred Wilbur
Metropolis
Hope Street
D. E. Bolster
Phoenix
Uxbridgia
Mass
F. M. Dimon
Elizabeth Murphy
Cambridge
Walsh
Congregational Street
Baptist Sunday School
Hunt’s Mills
Baptist Church
Hazleton
Frank Pardee
Miss Colt
Fred Hinchman
George Stiles
James T. Phelps
Newark
N. J
Providence
F. H. Hammill
Canada
White Mountains
James Hammill
Maplewood
N. H
LeBaron B. Colt
Charles B. Searle
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
Ipswich
Taft
First Circuit Court
Mary Ann Gifford
Dennis Sheehan
Montana
North Carolina
Pappasquash Point
Newport
Ranger
B. Rockwell
Moorhouse
Children’s Park
Bristol Highlands
Arthur Barrett
Oaklawn
Carrie Burgess
Bristol
Edith O. Barrett
Edgewood
Ida Chenery
Elizabeth Wood
Marrel Vallette
Wood Street
Common
Warren Continental Band
Bedelot
Harry Payne Whitney
R. W. Emmonds
Monument Beach
Kiel
Capt
Nat Herreshoff
T. Newton Owen
First Congregational Church
Pnalpit
American Missionary Association
South Carolina
Suzman’s
Reguaar
Willte
Frank
Gongdon
Dubuc J
Mt. Hope
John A. Solomon
East Greenwich
R. L
F. E.suzman
Wm, S. Munro
Mr. Munro
St. Charles
St. Mary’s Church
F. E. Suzman
Bristol Train of Artillery
Armory
FE. BE. Suzman
Wrentham
Star Theater Presents Popular Pictures Again Tonight
Last night at the Star Theater attracted large afternoon and evening crowds who praised the show. The same pictures will be repeated tonight with a matinee on Wednesday admission five cents. See the Russian Lion and the Exiled Chief tonight.
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The
Star
Ochief
First Husband Refusals Stir Quiet Domestic Row
A brief dialogue hints at marital strain as the wife’s prior marriage and the husband’s reaction frame a tense domestic exchange. The lines suggest unresolved issues about past vows influencing present trust and communication.
Open Regatta B Y C Bristol Yacht Club Highlights
The Bristol Yacht Club regatta featured the Arrow owned by B G Hirst Jr winning the 18 foot class by 2.58 in 113g miles, Bother taking the cat class by six seconds, Zest under F M Smith beating Whiz by two seconds in Warwick Neck one design, the Twenty three winning the Dory class after a miscue, Alma owner A A Ashley gaining victory, Nipper of Clarence Herreshoff prevailing over Bird, and Moblem and Mystery unopposed in their classes.
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Bristol Yacht Club
B .G. Hirst, Jr
Porter Fearey
Inn
Zest
F. M. Smith
Whiz
The Sermon Ends as Lights Go Out at Church
A preacher’s long evening sermon caused the congregation to thin out. The sexton slipped a note to the preacher asking him to turn off the lights, lock the door, and place the key under the mat after the service.
Si Simlio Outsmarts Constable By Lenient Tactic
A fragmented quotation shows Si Simlio justifying lax enforcement of two car thieves. He claims tolerance builds trust and patience will yield a warning or eventual capture as part of a steady, strategic approach to crime.
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Si Simlio
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Elman
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O. V. Perry
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J. ¥. Farrally
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Star Theater
Spec. Co
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U.S. A
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Artina Soap
W. H. Buffington Druggist
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New England Conservatory of Music
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Bristol Dry
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Bristol’ Fish Market
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Mepe St
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Parker
Meyer
Diveasca
Cosmopolitan
H. C. Campbell
Coamopolian Magazine
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Thomas H. Crowley
Buffington's Drug Store
Cornelius Barrington
Wyn Vane
J. W. Corliss
Noyes
Bristol Piano and Music Co
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