Stand Pipe at Half Way Hill Nears Completion
Work on the Half Way Hill stand pipe progresses toward the November 1, 1908 completion date. The 40 foot diameter, 60 foot high structure topped by a cone roof and iron ball will rise in sections, with riveters finishing the first two sections this week and caulkers at work.
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Half Way Hill
Citizen Critique of Tax Controversy in Phanix Letter
A citizen lashes at Turner over alleged tax disputes and cheap notoriety. He questions Turner's motives, hints at political tensions, and criticizes public officials and editorials, urging restraint and calling for decorum in the Phoenix correspondence.
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Turner
Water Company
Andinbus
Roosevelt
Billingsgate
Phoenix
Arrested for Reveling On Hope Street Incident
Two men, believed intoxicated, were arrested near the Hope street and Franklin to Oliver streets intersection around midnight Wednesday by Officers Church and Kelly. A horse pulling a Concord buggy fell into a newly dug trench for water pipes. Neighbors freed the animal after dirt was filled in. The men, Frank Peckham and George Brown, were jailed on reveling charges and later pleaded guilty before Justice George H. Peck, bonds posted for District Court appearances.
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Hope Street
Franklin
Oliver Streets
Church
Kelly
Concord
Frank Peckham
George Brown
Justice of the Peace
George H. Peck
Bowling Tournament Arrangements Co
A bowling committee meeting at the Y M C A set the annual tournament to begin on October 19. Captains of 16 returning teams must report players ready to bowl by October 8 to help form even teams. A later meeting will elect an executive committee to oversee the event and ratify committee actions. Rules from last year were discussed and amended.
Kodol Digestive Aid Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
Kodol will, without doubt, strengthen the stomach and almost instantly relieve all symptoms of indigestion. It is made from the nature digestive juices of the stomach, combined to digest food as the stomach does. Sold here by W. Battington.
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W. Battington
REMINISCENCES OF OLD DAYS IN BRISTOL
A Bristol native recalls boyhood districts and social divisions, naming prominent families, clashes at night between neighborhoods, and fond memories of schoolmates both white and Black. He recalls ponds, skating days, and enduring friendships, hoping to reconnect with former classmates mentioned in his reminiscences.
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James Reid
Bristol
Commodore Perry
Col
Samuel Taylor
William R Taylor
Elisha Wardwell
Tom Frank Asher
Reid
Cry Roby
Downtown Rats
George Devol
John Cole
Charley Carey
Charley Kingman
al Pearce
Frank
Jim Hoar
Frank Ennig
Lu Waldron
Lannie Heath
Dan Willard
Will Perry
Loxie Dodge
Barnam Luther
Tlmarth
Seth White
Hiram
Charley Luther
Roy Coggeshall
Rowley
Tom Minturn
Mark Byron
John DeWolf
Theo West
Frank Barney
Nat
Frank Herreshoff
George French
John Reynolds
Mate Gibson
Richmond Talbot
Albert Flanders
Biddy Bishop
Fred Pearce
Will Horton
Roy Coggeshahl
Mant Thompson
Lannie
Arnie Heath
Rus Newman
Fred Heard
Charley Wilkinson
Silas Munro
Roger Williams Park
Wilson
Gooding
Rey‘nold
Minnie
Lily Perry
Alice Bogert
Gertrude Minturn
Lily Willard
Louise Greenwood
Hannah Cheen
Tena Luther
Mary Munroe
Sophie Usher
Libby Wardwell
Belle
Weeden
Lennie Gladding
Mattie Bunn
Mlnuoinda Pegroe
Annie Damm
Kate Tilley
Nellie Church
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Smithfield Ave
Woodlawn
Pawtucket
Mineral Spring Ave
F. T. Remieres
Cor. Hope and Bradford Sts
Has Schneider
Butler Exchange
Bristol Public Market
Tel
Bristol & Warren Water Works
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Phanix
Phenix
Bristol, R. I
China
Edward D. Kunz
Providence Telephone Go Contract Department
Union Street
Ives
A.p.nerone Agt
Ralston
Hope ST
Earle & Prow
Staples Coal Company
Bristol County Gas and Electric Company