Local editors as moral police in public defense
The Rhode Island Advertiser review praises Hearst editorial style yet highlights a sample urging advertisers to rely on local papers. It argues the intimate bond between local editors and readers boosts advertising impact, safeguards public order, and supports local democracy through sustained local newspaper support.
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Rhode Island Advertiser
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Attleboro Sue—Woonsocket Cal
Taunton Herald-News
Bristol Phonix
Noseboro Chronicle
Pawtuxet Valley Daily Times
Tilis
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Phoenix
W.R. Hearst
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Clarks
District Court Discharges Pair in Park Assault Case
In district court before Judge Bosworth Edward C Johnston and Lawrence Mitchell of Providence were discharged on costs for assaulting a colored girl at Mt Hope Park this summer. The complainant, the girl’s father, said through Attorney Mowry there was a misconception of facts not warranting prosecution. Mourigsey v Mano and Boure continued one week for illegal liquor sales.
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O.L Bosworth
Edward C. Johnston
Lawrence Mitchell
Providence
Mt. Hope Park
Mowry
Charles Mano
Bristol Post Office Mails Arrive and Close Times
Mails arrive at 7.00, 1000, 12.00 m, 4.00, 5 456, 7.15 p m. Mails close at 8.00, 845, 1180, a. m, 145, 645, 716, p m. Sunday mails arrive 8.20 a m and close 5 00 p m. General delivery for stamps 4 30 to 5 p m. Office hours Sunday 9 30 to 10 80a m. Sunday mail distributed from carriers racks at south door 9 30 to 10 30 m.
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Express train timings Bristol departure arrival
Express matter 18 due to leave and arrive in Bristol by Earle and Prew expresses. Outward 735 and 11.05 a m 305 and 5.05 p m. Inward 7.45 and 11.45 a m 245 and 6.45 p m.
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Bristol
Earle & Prew
Phoenix column notes social visits and ads
Miss Harriet W Edson visits her cousin Mrs Herbert Munro at Riverside in the Phoenix window display. Various notices invite fall openings, dancing classes, and sales. Providence visits by Misses Mabel Dunbar Edith Maxfield and others are recorded with Springfield and Bethlehem mentions.
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Harriet W. Edson
Mrs. Herbert Munro
Riverside, R. L
Phoenix
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Edith A. Maxfield
Jeannette B Moffitt
Providence
Sunday News Roundup From Bristol Area
The Bristol community reports a mix of local updates. Notables include Miss Elizabeth McKevitt ill with tonsillitis, church services resuming at St Mary’s and State Street M E, and several residents returning from trips or vacations. A British schooner Unique arrived with lumber for Wardwell, while Hope Street gas pipe work and water main updates progress. Local engagements include engagements, bowling prizes, and tennis club planning.
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Randolph
Philadelphia
Staples Coal Company
Leah Bourn Young
Munday
Unique
Hara
Marquedoboit
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Wardwell Lumber Company
Phallix
Visiting Her Native Town and Return Visit
Mr and Mrs E Wells of Chicago stay at Hotel Belvedere visiting Bristol where Mrs Wells born Rachel Corbett 76 years ago. She last left as a child 80 years ago to Jerseyville and returns to honor her mother’s grave in North Cemetery while seeing old friends. Mr Wells, born in Berkshire County Massachusetts, is a retired Chicago businessman and Illinois’s oldest Presbyterian elder. In New York they met son Dr Wells, physician for Equitable Life.
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Obituary of Edward Whittington of Congrégational Street
Edward Whittington aged 76 died Sunday evening after a brief illness at his home 37 Congrégational street. Born in Ireland he came to the United States at 20 and settled here, later running a teaming business for 15 years. Survived by widow Ann, daughter Mrs Benard J McLoughlin of Woonsocket, sister Mrs Jane Hiley, and four Woonsocket grandchildren. Funeral tomorrow at 8:30 from his home, Mass at St Mary’s at 9:60, Rev Thomas J Gillan officiating. interment at St Mary’s Cemetery.
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Ireland
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Benard J. McLoughlin
Woonsocket
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Whittington
Congregational Street
Masa
St Mary's Church
Thomas J Gillan
St Mary's Cemetery
Whittington Child Edward Whittington Dies at Seven
Edward Whittington aged 7 years and 83 months is recorded in this town on September 20. The notice notes the boy’s death and provides the age in years and months as part of the obituary listing.
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