Bristol Lawn Tennis Club Tournament Concludes With Howe Wins
The fourth annual Bristol Lawn Tennis Club tournament at Ferry Hill Courts saw about sixteen entrants in singles. John F. Howe beat LeBaron C. Colt in a close day one match, and Howe later captured the championship by defeating Willard Luther in the final, with the doubles titles going to Howe and Lowe. The Campbell racquet trophy stays at the club as Howe and Lowe repeat as champions.
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Bristol Lawn Tennis Club
Ferry Hill
Bristol
LeBaron C. Colt
John F. Howe
Colt
Mr. Howe
Wm. G. Low, Jr
Samuel Ferguson
Trinity College
Fegurson
Allan Stevens
H. A. Perkins
Mr. Stevens
Mr. Low
Benjamin Low
Willard Luther
Steven Bourn
Luther
Stevens
Robert Sedge
Ieee
Siurday
Campbell
Howe
Lowe
Allen
Henshaw
Wm. Prest
Wallace Howe
Hulsey DeWolf
R. H. Howe, Jr
Stanley Henshaw
Maine and Vermont Repudiation of Cleveland Era
The Voice of Maine proclaims Maine and Vermont join in repudiating the Cleveland Administration and the Democratic party. It notes Maine’s large Republican plurality, surpassing 1884 and 1888, and praises Blaine Reed Hamlin and Fesenden for condemning Clevelandism and policies harming American industry.
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Maine
Vermont
Pine Tree State
Green Mountain State
New England
Blaine
Reed
Hannibal Hamlin
William Pitt Fes
Enden
American Freeman
Hawaii
Grover Cleveland
John G. Carlisle
Congress
Sugar Trust
Maine Victory Signals Republican Surge in North
Maine voters give a strong Republican majority, affirming protectionist policy and honoring leaders like Cleaves and Reed. The result foreshadows a sweeping Republican turnout in the North, while Democratic Clevelandism is said to suffer a death sentence. Also notes local sale ads and an upcoming Town Hall entertainment.
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Maine
Union
Chas. A. Boutelle
Nelson Dingley
Seth L. Milliken
North
Voice
Vermont
N. Y. Press
Hair Care Advice From Brooklyn Letter in 1894
A Brooklyn contribute asks if daily washing harms the scalp and hair. The writer warns against ammonia use and endorses Sal Tonic as a safe, drug free hair cleanser twice weekly, plus daily use for a week then twice weekly until new growth. Also promotes brushing and economical cleansing.
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Brookton
N. Y
Greene Avenue
Misa Mary Seamon
Gates Avenue
Brooklyn
Desire and Will Shape Hair Care and Theatre Taste
A writer extols daily hair brushing and Tonio tonics as keys to hair health and argues desire plus steady effort yields results. He advocates balanced theatre going favoring clean, brilliant comic opera and criticizes excesses. cites Esther and biblical authority while praising Frohman’s Lyceum.
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New York
Lyceum
Daniel Frohman
Sothern
Esther
Jeana Christ
Kingdom of God
Washington Letter on GA R and sugar politics in Louisiana
Washington correspondent reports the Potomac Department of the G A R plans to push action at the Pittsburg encampment over mass dismissals of Union veterans by the Democratic administration. A separate veterans’ group formed to seek justice, while Louisiana sugar planter ties to the Republican Party are discussed amid broader national politics.
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Department of the Potomac G. A. RB
Pittsburg
Washington Garriett
Cleveland
Department of the Potomac
Democrats
Washington
Louisiana
Republican Party
Warmouth
Senate
Reed
Dalzel
Pennsylvania
Repubeans
Eme & Siarw
Leo Gla
Men
Brockton
Mass
W. Lesaglas
John McCaw
Hope Street
Bristol
R, I
Louisiana Democrats Face Backlash Over Sugar Policy
The article criticizes Louisiana Democrats in Congress for backing a sugar bill and blames them for harming Louisiana's interests. It quotes Representative Meyer and notes friction with Secretary Carlisle over tariff decisions that provoke ongoing litigation and threaten political futures.
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Congress
Meyer
Washington
Louisiana
Democratic Congress
Carlisle
House
Representative Holman
Indiana
Hol
Probate Court Accounts In The Estate Of Henry Wood
Moses Wood administrator presents his account for allowance from the estate of Henry Wood. The court refers the matter to Sept. 17, 1894, at 10 o’clock A M in Bristol Town Clerk’s room for consideration and orders fourteen days of notice in the Bristol Phoenix. Probate Clerk Bert Bennett signs.
Bristol Probate Court Notice of Estate Distribution
The Bristol Court of the Town of Bristol on August 29 1804 hearings set for Orrin L Bouworth administrator with will annexed of Allen I Gladding deceased to present account for allowance and request distribution of balance. The seventeenth day of September 1804 at ten o clock A M at the Town Clerk notice Bristol is ordered to publish for fourteen days once a week in the Bristol Phoenix. Herbert F Sennett Probate Clerk.
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Bristol
Henry
Wood
Moses Wood
lUrfatol
Bristol Phoniix
Berbert F. Bennett
Erstate
Allen I
Herbert F. Sennett
Robate
Charles C. Beatrick
Lola A. Thompson
Abbie A. Thompson
Charles O
Beatrics Ki
Iola A. Thompson
Eliza Cushman
Rachel LB. Sherman
Anid
Slouk A. m
Tia
Herbert F. Bennett
Phele Howland Vickery
Phebe Howland Vickery
George Fitts
Bristol Institution For Savings
Office Forland
Bristoll
Franklin Street
Deviseus
Mirazor Luthor
Jobo Hi
Atlyn
Josaph F. Peckham
James B. Te
Mortagee
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State Street
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Jas. R. Adams
Sxo‘crows
Miss Pearl Raymond
J. C. Davis
Gale
Geo. W. Eaaterbrooks
Sopro
Chase & Sanborn’s
W.L. Douclas
Nuis
City Savings Bank
Weybosset Street
Providence
K. 1
John S. Palmer
Abbatophor
Lip Dutco Wilcox
J.W. Brooker
Jeffrey Davis
Geo. W. B. Bot Georg
Joseph A.starkweath
John K. Cady
Wm. G. Nightingale
Thomas
James C. Church
Ranston
Truggaror
John M. Wiseman
Slade
Orper
Ravan New
Westminster ST
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Marble
Il Juie
Warren R. I
Cornelius Harrington
John
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ODD Fellows Building
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