farris, senator
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Senator Farris
- Record count
- 10
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Dexter; Essex
- First event date
- 1913-04-02
- Last event date
- 1915-08-27
Timeline — 7 events
- 1913-04-02 Dexter. Last Sunday night Senator Farris rode home from his office with parties from Essex; the chauffeur did not stop at his home, so Mr. Farris jumped from the car, his coat caught on a curtain fastener and he was thrown violently to the street; his hands were badly lacerated breaking the fall and…
- 1913-04-02 Essex. Senator Farris was thrown from an automobile after being carried past his home without stopping; he stepped off opposite August Johns' place when a coat button caught on a stanchion, and was badly bruised but not seriously injured Quote: "threw him violently to the street"
- 1913-06-04 Dexter. Senator Farris and wife, of Bloomfield, attended the dedication of the Methodist church here Sunday morning Co-mentioned: wife. Quote: "Senator Farris and wife, of Bloomfield attended the dedication of the Methodist church here Sunday morning"
- 1913-09-10 Dexter. Senator Farris, Louie Jobe and others attended the circus here Tuesday night and behaved very well, considerin' Co-mentioned: Louie Jobe.
- 1913-09-17 Bloomfield. Named among the speakers whose addresses were enjoyed at the meeting of school trustees at Bloomfield; thanked for their interest and helpfulness Quote: "We feel that we have been treated to a genuine repast of good things in the addresses of Recorder Flanary, Senator Farris, Judge Green…
- 1915-07-02 Senator Farris, one of Wilcox's attorneys, received word Wednesday of the reversal Co-mentioned: A. D. Wilcox. Quote: "Senator Farris, one of Wilcox's attorneys received word to this effect Wednesday."
- 1915-08-27 Senator Farris, wife and child, Bert Smith, Ed M. Nannelee, Dr. Sloan and several others of the county seat took in the Chautauqua Co-mentioned: Bert Smith; Ed M. Nannelee; Dr. Sloan.
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