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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1909

Page

3

Fastest Things on Earth in the Twentieth Century

A compact survey of speed across transport forms, noting record times for trains watercraft ice yachts autos boats and horses. It cites German electric trains reaching 130.4 mph and the Florida Ormond mile record 28.8 seconds, plus trotting marks by Dan Patch and Lou Dillon and a 9.85 second 100 yard sprint claim by Dan Kelly.

Germany Florida Beach Ormond Fred Iott United States Philadelphia and Reading Egg Harbor Brigantine Junction Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Buffalo Chicago Charles R. Flint Arrow Manley Dan Patch Lou Dillon Dick Welles Kiamesha New York J. Nilasen Morris ‘Wood Beacon ‘Skating Club Dan Kelly Oregon

Births in Town for Lingham and Mott Families

In this town on September 14 a son to Mr and Mrs George Ling ham. On September 15 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Frederick Mott.

Lingham George KE. Lingham Mott Frederick Mott

Bristol sketches of early Phoenix printers and boys

In old Bristol memory, a tall Lincoln-like Bayley runs the Phoenix apprentice system. Young Livesey McCann Coleman and Colemen shape the office with deft typesetting and press work. After Bayley’s death Col Greene buys the plant. Annie Greene manages. many Bristol boys become prominent printers in Providence and beyond.

Hope Street Bristol Bayley the Phoenix W. H Abraham Lincoln Phoenix Ben. Franklin Bull Run Mr. Bayley Satan Jim McCann Livesey Rhode Island Senate Republican Party McCann Thomas F. Almy Fall River News Hisifirf Almy & Milne Massachusetts James F. Stoughton The Iliam J. Miller Abestate Es Morning Post Providence Bristol Gus. Company Phoenix/boys Charles James A. Miller Providencé, Press Company Ben Simmons Col. A.crawford Greene Johnny Pringer Warren Journal Case, Lockwood & Brainard Company Hartford Connecticut Henry R. Cooke Charles A. Greene Coleman Florida Swan Point Colonel Greene Annie Herbert F. Darling Hugh N. Gifford Herbert Hugh Roth Worcester James H. Coggeshall Wickford Standard James Bryan Coggeshall George Java William J. Miller Winfield Luther Alfred Luther Franklin Street

Rhode Island Press Association meets at Rocky Point

The Rhode Island Press Association convenes at Rocky Point next Monday for organization, officer elections, and a shore dinner. Readings cover local society, business, and events from Bristol and nearby towns, with reports of hunts, concerts, auctions, church notices, and a notable shooting incident.

Rhode, Island Press Association Rocky Point Bellevues Fall River Bristols H. M. Howe Ferryclitte Ferry Road Worcester Mass Bristol Cornet Band St.Paul’s Church Wickford Dedham Mast St. Luke's Church East Greenwich St. Mary’s Church Wood Street Fox Hill Grove John Rawson Mr. Jewell Big Flatts New York Congregational QC Church Henry Crocker Damariscotts Baptist Church South Christian Church William B. Card Alvin Bullock T.A. Carpenter Bristol

Interview with a Royal Irish Constabulary recruit

A Sergeant questions a new Force recruit about courage revealing the recruit would not run from a knife or pistol attack. The sergeant mocks and then sends him away with a cheerful farewell reflecting tongue in cheek Irish colloquial speech.

Royal Irish Constabulary Maginnis Begorra

Waiter Chooses Lobster Winner From Pantry Fight

A man complaints about a missing claw in a lobster and orders a replacement from the waiter. The waiter defends freshness claiming lobsters fight among themselves in the pantry before serving a winner.

Jones Turns Pro Gardener With Backyard Tables

The article notes Jones has moved beyond amateur status and now grows enough vegetables in his garden to supply his table all summer, signaling a transition to professional-scale gardening.

Jones

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