Bristol Steamers Open Route to Boston from Bristol
From the Bristol Phoenix March 23 1867 the Bristol and Providence steamers built in New York for the Merchant's Steamship Co are sold to Narragansett line and will run to Boston starting June. A large depot is under construction at the railroad terminus with 300 by 60 feet wood and iron roof. The Bristol Capt. Brayton arrived with about 500 aboard amid great town celebration and crowds from Providence Warren and nearby towns.
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Bristol Phoenix
Bristol
Providence
New York
Merchant's Steamship Company
Boston
Burr’s Hill
Providence, Warren and Bristol Railroad Company
Syenship
Etéanters Caenel
Cate Warhof
Petia
Gming Sone Oh Bat
Brayton
Warren
Bristol Artillery
Usher
Bristol Cornet
Barrington
Fall River
Newport
Point Judith
G. B. Uptao
In Nes
East
Narragansett Steamship Company
Gov Burnside
FE. C. Tobey
American Steamship Co
George B Upton
Bastion
Hope Circle Plans Chowder Sale and Officers
Fifty members of Hope Circle No 70 D of I met at Mrs George Marz Bristol Highlands for a Weenie Roast and meeting. A clamcake and chowder sale was set for October 9 at the K of C Home. The annual officer election is due October 5 and Warren Circle will be hosted October 7.
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Hope Circle
No 70
D of I
Frankfort
George Marz
Bristol Highlands
K of C
Joseph Lewis
Henry L. Sweeney
Margaret Callan
James McHugh
Charles M Conners
John White
John Connors
Marie Vermette
Bernard Breen
William T Dwyer
Catherine Gibson
Harry Young
Nora E. Dwyer
Anthony Sylvia
Andrew Dunbar
George T Ingram
Albert Dubuc
Fred Cleaver
Thomas Byrnes
Annie Farley
Frank L. Doran
Fred Guevremont
Roland Martelly
Luke White
Manuel Almeida
Flowers Everywhere From the Bristol Garden Club
A rhymed tribute by Marbell Salisbury of the Bristol Garden Club extols flowers in gardens homes parks and public spaces. The verse celebrates beauty color cheer and the habit of sowing flowers year round to brighten dark corners and uplift spirits.
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Mother Nature
Marbell Salisbury
Bristol Garden Club
Chest Clinic at Rockwell House Draws Sixteen Patients
Sixteen patients attended the chest clinic at Rockwell House run by the Boston District Nursing Association. Dr. Gerrard of Wallum Lake oversaw the event. A separate tonsil clinic held Saturday had six patients with Doctors A F D'Angelo and R Rego in charge.
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Rockwell House
Bnstol District Nursing Association
Gerrard
Wallum Lake
A. F D'Angelo
R. Rego
Colt Memorial High Wins 6-0 Over Case High
Colt Memorial High School defeats Case High of Swansea 6 to 0 on the new Swansea athletic grounds. A late fourth quarter drive featured Streaky McMahon and Capt. Russo scoring on a left end reverse after a series of first downs. Case attempted rallies with passing, but Colt's defense and key blocks sealed the win.
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Colt Memorial High School
Case High
Swansea
Case
Colt
Bristol
Aguiar
Turillo
Sie
Oth
Bay State Boys
Bill” Hogan
Murray
McMahon
Capt. Russo
Morgan
Pagano
Russo
Correia
Gifford
Mike” Turillo
Bay Staters
Bristol Holds 2 1 Lead In Series At Burr Hill Park
The report highlights Warren fans praising D Ambrosio for his hits and Zip Urbans running catch, with Biddy Fish noted as a strong batter. Bristol leads the series 2 to 1 after the latest game at Burr Hill Park, with another match scheduled Sunday at 2 PM.
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Biddy Fish
Warren
Zip Urban
Sousa
D'Ambrosio
Bristol
Burr Hill Park
Bristol Post Office Mail Schedule Clarity Shifts
The Bristol post office lists delivery and collection times across weekdays with multiple morning and evening slots. Omitted Saturday entries persist for main routes, while Sunday and holiday cutoffs are specified and several morning mails are marked omitted on Saturdays.
Father and son quarrel ends in reformatory term for Albert Morris
In Fifth District court William T O Donnell sentenced Albert Morris for assaulting his 63 year old father. Morris pleaded guilty and blamed the father for forcing him from the home claiming the assault happened after he returned for his coat. The elder Morris testified he was hit with a chair and restrained by another resident upstairs. Police records show the younger Morris had six prior arrests since 1930. Also fined were William Eckersley for speeding on Hope street and John Mottoza Jr for failing to stop at an intersection.
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Ses Astetter
William T O'Donnell
Fifth District
Albert Morris
Mount Hope Avenue
State Reformatory
Morris
O’donnell
O'Donnell
Fall River
Asault
Anthony J Ferrara
William C Eckersley
Burton Street
Eckersley
Hope Street
John Mottoza, Jr
Hazard Road
Newport
Surprise Birthday Party For Alfred Oliver
Mrs. Alfred Oliver of Woodstreet entertained Saturday for the fourth birthday of her son Alfred. Ten of his young playmates attended. Games were played and refreshments served. Alfred received many lovely gifts.
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Alfred Oliver
Woodstreet
Alfred
Recovery under the New Deal by Dr. Max Winkler
In a radio address Dr. Max Winkler of the College of the City of New York argues that recovery under the Roosevelt plan is real and not just worker by occasion. He criticizes pamphlets that claim U S recovery lags, noting misinterpreted data and comparing Hoover era decline unfavorably to the Roosevelt program.
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Max Winkler
College of the City of New York
Roosevelt
United States
Chile
Hungary
Germany
Spain
Austria
Hoover
Patience and Progress in Roosevelt’s Political Patience
The New York Times notes President Roosevelt’s remarkable patience as Senator Glass praised him. The piece highlights his genial listening to critics, his interest in human nature, and his focus on advancing policies he believes benefit the country despite public support for his re-election.
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Roosevelt
Glass
New York Times
Lippmann Breaks With Roosevelt After Inauguration
Walter Lippmann, once a Roosevelt supporter among liberals, says he cannot back the President’s re election. He criticizes Roosevelt for bulldozing methods and favors voting for London, urging national leaders to steer reform through steady direction. Lansing Mich State Journal reports.
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Roosevelt
Walter Lippmann
Lippmann
London
t.Roosevelt
Lansing
Mich
State Journal
Democrats revolt against Roosevelt shake up on New Deal
The St Louis Globe Democrat reports a wave of Democratic defections from supporting President Roosevelt and the New Deal. Prominent figures including former nominees John W. Davis and Alfred E. Smith, along with lawmakers such as Joseph W Bailey and Bruce, publicly dissented. Virginia senators Glass and Byrd show lip service only, while Holt and Tydings voice strong opposition amid WPA concerns.
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Roosevelt
John W. Davis
Alfred E. Smith
Ihn Bendb
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
John Henry Kirby
Holt
West Virginia
Bruce
Maryland
Tydings
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Foreign Farm Exports Reach 1.4 Billion Under New Deal Tariffs
Figures show 1935 farmers abroad sold farm products in the United States totaling 1.4 billion dollars. Analysts say this revenue represented potential American farmer income lost due to the tariff policy of the New Deal era.
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United States
Roosevelt Promises Reduction Amid Government Bureau Expansion
The president pledged cutbacks while noting the government operates with more than fifty bureaus. The statement frames efficiency goals against a landscape of expanded federal agencies.
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Roosevelt
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Po Ai Velleca
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D'Am
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Velleca
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Masa
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