Resolutions on Death of Major Bradford Adopted by Bristol Association
At a Bristol Business Men's Association meeting on Wednesday evening W Fred Fish was elected treasurer to fill Major Bradford's vacancy. The group adopted resolutions praising Major Bradford as an active officer and financier, expressing deep personal loss and offering sympathy, and ordered copies circulated to members.
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Bristol Business Moon's Association
Bristol Business Men’s Association
W. Fred. Fish
Maj
Wm. J. Bradford
Major .Bradford
Providence
Bapogiate
Maj Bydett
Radford
H Bean
Breford
Mary Bradford
Bristol’ Business Men's “Association
Fee & A
Thiky Association
Seipilly Alcor
Fragmented wedding tale with names and slave references
A garbled OCR fragment describes a wedding for Aaxart-Jackson Etienne and Lavinia Jackson with Rev Be lary Providences officiating. It weaves in 19th century figures, a slave narrative, and claims of freedom and bondage, ending with a market phrase about cents and a druggist.
Twenty Sixth Regiment Arrives in Providence for Philippines Campaign
The 26th United States Volunteer Infantry, led by Col. Edward Rice, arrived in Providence from Boston en route to the Philippines. Most men are from New England, with Rhode Island officers. After a City Hall review by Gov. Dyer, rations were provided and tents pitched at Dexter Training Ground for a two day stay including a public reception at City Hall and a second parade. The regiment is expected to remain in Providence until Saturday afternoon.
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United States Volunteer Infantry
Edward Rice
Providence
Boston
Philippines
New England
Rhode Island
New
Dyer
Wilk
Aia
Willi
Col
Rica
sGity
Narragansets
Wedding Guests Surprise Couple With House Gift
Mr James T Manchester and wife return from a wedding trip to Washington and New York. They are surprised at their Constitution Street home by a tasteful bed set, a gift from shoe department staff. The gesture honors the newlyweds and reflects local appreciation.
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James T. Manchester
Washington
New York
Sally
Von
Estes
The Arcadian Gum Trade in Ancient Forests
The article describes how early forest resources, especially the trees of Arcadia, were tapped for resin and turpentine. It contrasts ancient practices with modern decline, noting the slow, methodical harvesting process, the care taken to extract gum, and the longer maturation of trees. It laments reduced vigor of forests in Georgia and Florida compared to Arcadia.
Toxins and Digestion From Microbes Enter Digestive Canal
Toxins produced by microbes more likely enter the digestive canal than other poisons yet become inactive when digested. Investigations by Messrs Boupertrand and Zevacliti show toxins weaken when introduced into intestines and are connected with numerous germs and gland secretions, forcing a true digestive process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Boupertrand
Zevacliti
St Marys T A Fair Sees Several Societies Attend
The St Marys T A Society fair at the Opera House was visited by the Temperance Society of Warren the Portuguese Beneficial Society and Brigade No 6 Order of Alfredians. An excellent entertainment is promised each evening with a Bristol Fire Department visit tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Primitive cure for lockjaw described in historical note
The article recounts a primitive treatment for lockjaw involving violent perspiration and a Navajo hut method. It cites a case where heat and sweating, produced by a fire and enclosed space, seemingly cured a patient after days of suffering. It lists other anecdotes and humorous French-English misunderstandings, then reports a Mt Hope Park stock meeting with 55,000 subscribed to pay indebtedness and fund improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Hope Park Co
Mt. Hope Park
J. J. Sexton
A. A. Mills
H. J. Possner
T. H.’ Dowling
J. A. Burgess
James Lawler
A. E. Rich
Wiliam Fred,Thomas
John McCarty
Frank Crossen
Edward J. Delshanty
H. Ge Atyeres
Willian O'Keefe
James McGenks Fell
Poson
Joseph J. Sexton
R. Dicck
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W& Gamble CO
Cincinnati
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Wil Lia M. Je Bradford
Major Bradford
Jackson
Etienne’ Howes Hazard
Lavinia Jackson
Washington, D
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Cate
F . Belary
Mie Taylor
Oacien
Malian Belinger
Val Sere Pena
Mrny Shan
Géorges
Fox
Heron
Hlavoane & Cosdruggiste
Agrese
Lute Agrirg
Etienne
Ausonius
Arcadion
Sthémanatattery
Iskadl
Georgia
Florida
Arca? Chon
Pall Mall Magazine
St. Mary's T. A. Fair
Hotel de Lille Et
d’Albion
New York Press
Palmer
Shad
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Pate
Bean Comea
Asaya M. Fellord
John Jacob” Astor
Dingis
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Bay York
Buffington
W. H. Buffington
Hope Street
Bristol
Willullock
Marshal Uitock
Blox
Hristol
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Rhoden
Liam
Ardence
Warren Bristol
Davi
James D. W
Ani Pan
Ron Egding
Warren
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Pati Bay
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Snow Street
SBR
Asinevos
N. N. Cole
N. B
Massasoit
Brussels
LDR
BN Broswell
Phoenix
Matawety
Ame
Ufisde
Dias
Fachowida
Ea Ag
Mty Ap
Mall Dragatores
Paars
Westminster
ST. Providence
R. J
Westminster Street
Providence, R. J
Capital
Bsigml Moneys
Dire Guo
Hezekiah Conant Sam't P
B. Winship Wiberas R. Durex
Robertaon
Samuel Ce
Selene JC
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Athens
Hercuimus George T. Buiss
John P, Campbell
Dungy T. Instan
Gro. P. Wetmore
Warren O. Arnold
J.M. Addeman
Joan A. Arnold
JameEn M. Scott - Colt
Ye A. M. Addeman
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Waldo M. Place
Bkatestre
W. R. Douglas
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