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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1899

Page

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Quality blankets and linens sale figures in cotton and wool

A local ad lists blankets in cotton and wool blends with borders in white gray and brown priced from 45c per pair to 5 per pr. Full size wool blankets with borders 3 to 3.50 per pair. Comfortables table linens quilts and fabrics offered at values including 69c quilts 82c English Marseilles 1.25 to 2.00 for blankets and a full line of flannels towelings sheetings and men furnishings at reduced prices.

Marseilles

Hydraulions Jubilant After South Weymouth Muster Showdown

Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company returned to Warren last night elated by a strong showing at the South Weymouth muster. They defeated the Mechanics of Warren amid cross winds, took second best in Rhode Island, and faced a fire scare on Catherine Street where a small building burned. The Byfield Rubber Company whistle alert sparked district-wide alarm, drawing in multiple companies and ending with a water clash between Hydraulions and Dreadnaughts before calm returned. The fire’s cause remains undetermined.

Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company South Weymouth Warren Bristol Warren Gazette Providence League Gazette Hydraulions Rhode Island Nemeang Olneyville Waltham Mass Weymouth Lisbon Falls Maine Triat Riverside William Pollock Catherine Street Byfield Rubber Company Hydraulion Company King Philips Wilson James S Perry Board of Engineers King Philip Sylvester Monroe Mr. Pollock Mr. Monroe Magee

Warren sewing machine agent injured near depot turntable

Charles Clark of Warren a sewing machine agent met a serious accident Wednesday evening near the depot. His horse pulling a light wagon became entangled in a nearby turntable, throwing him from the wagon into the pit. He suffered cuts bruises and shock while the horse was only lightly hurt. Police and citizens assisted in freeing them and Clark was driven home. The cause of leaving the roadway onto the trestle remains unclear.

Charles Clark Warren Dimond Goff Mr. Clark Clark

Dominion Company seeks managers in adjacent counties

Wanted several bright and honest persons to act as managers in this and nearby counties. Salary $000 a year plus expenses. Permanent, bona fide office work conducted at home. References from any bank in any town. Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope. Department 3 Chicago. Appears in Want, For Sale and Lost column of the Pacific.

THE Dominion Company Dept. 3 Chicago

Suit Over Flash Light Powder Causes Injuries At Launch

Walter Dawson files a $2,000 damages suit against Photographer William Mills of Providence and Thomas H Mills for injuries from a flash powder explosion during a Columbia launch. Dawson claims the flash material provided was unsafe and improper, and that Mills bore responsibility for the incident that killed one boy and wounded several others.

Walter Dawson William Mills Providence Columbia Mr Mills Thomas H Mills Dawson

State game law opens October first for Rhode Island

The state game law takes effect October 1 and runs through January 1, allowing partridge, quail, woodcock and gray squirrels hunting. Prospects look good statewide. Snaring partridges, quail, or woodcock is illegal unless by landowners, with limits. Rabbits, hare and gray squirrels may be hunted after September 1, but ferrets are banned. Rubber Heels sold at John the Shoeman's 25 cents, 184 Mathewson street Providence. others charge 50 cents.

Rhode Island John the Shoeman

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Wardwell Lumber CO Boston Hope ST Bristol, R. I C. Doz T. T. Allan Monarch Dye House American Grocery & Tea Co Cor Franklin and Hich Sts Toc Robate Margaret Younger Ger Berdee F. Bennett Gladding’s Market Popsarx Bradford Street Bristol Phenix Warren Kase Paclix Mr Dawson Game Law Gorham M. Connery Men’s Outfitter Hope Street Oakdale Butterine T. J. Connery Excelsior Grocery and Markets State Street Telephone William H. Bell Boston Shoe Store E. G Cobleigh Phoenix Pua@ntix
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