Mrs Anna King Injured After Horse Incident at Stinson Place
June 26 at Stainesbury Mrs Anna King recently bought Stinson place on Whiteher hill fell from her carriage near Hav eFlill pond injuring her arm and elf companion escaped injury. Horse struck a roadside pole after shying at an electric. Drs Robinson and Murphy treated her at home. King known as a Lawn shoe manufacturer recently returned from four months abroad.
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Stainesbury
Anna King
Stinson
Whiteher Hill
HaveFlill
Woman Suffers Ill Turn on Pleasant Street Night
Miss Georgie Nutting collapsed on Pleasant Street near the corner about 9 o clock after a heart attack attempt. She was assisted by Martin Joyce Georges Melvin, taken to Radbury's drug store, with Officers Lynch and Moynihan on scene. Physicians Snow and Johnson attended. she was sent home accompanied by Officer Fenders.
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Pleasant Street
Georgie Nutting
Eldewelk
Pleasant Sreet
Martin Joyce
Georges Melvin
Radbury
Red
Lynch
Carly
Moynihan
Fenders
Will Contest Settled in Favor of Local People
Settlement reached in a will contest over Gen. O Shepard estate. Family members stand to receive from 20 000 to 25 000 under terms. The home in Newburyport was vacant today as officials confirm no details. A Boston based Shepard declined to comment. The Newburyport post office adds one more clerk to staff.
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Fbo Shepard
Boston
Newburyport High School Class of 1908 Graduates Today
The Class of 1908 at Newburyport High School graduated today. Senior rows list Everatt Shaw through Millard Merrill and faculty member Miss Ethel Sullivan. Included are students Hazel Page Hazel Fowler and many others with Principal Walter B Andrews supervising.
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Newburyport High School
Evereatt Shaw
John Pettengill
Boyd Jones
Clarence Reiman
George Langdon
Eugene Moynihan
Earl Gagnon
Walter Noyes
Norman Frederickson
Frank Condon
Millard Merrill
Leland Balch
Joseph Leferri
Laurence Gregson
Fred Condon
Joseph Doyle
Hazel Page
Laurence Barrett
Russell Gillett
Hazel Fowler
Lydia Trask
Helen Somerby
Leota Stevens
Lena Brown
Genevieve Hale
Julia Hopkinson
Berenice Pike
Annie Morse
Bertha Houston
Ethel Sullivan
Willis Currier
George Leavitt
Walter &. Andrews
Siring
Willard Little
George Currier
Harriet Kendrick
Frances Little
Margaret Atwood
Bertha Welch
Agnes Cashman
Abbie Sullivan
Lena Carter
Elizabeth Coffin
Nina Spofford
Annie Simon
Harriet Locke
Marguerite Cashman
Honors of the Year Awarded by Newburyport High School
City hall hosts the graduation of Newburyport High School class of 1908 with Principal Andrews presenting honors. Senior, junior, and sophomore pupils receive honor, credit, and special honors in subjects such as English French Latin and bookkeeping, with detailed grade criteria.
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Andrews
Rachael Campbell
Dorothea Castelhan
Hazel Fowler
Frances Little
Ethel Stevens
Lena Brown
John Pettin- Bell
Margaret Atwood
Clarence Reiman
Elizabeth Coffin
George Leavitt
Lydia Trask
Leland Balch
Arthur Petts
Ada Simpson
Agder Burns
Maljie Collins
Joseph Currier
Amelia Lfittle
Elizabeth Pilling
Jadys Whitson
Darla Foote
Ruth Waigh
Sarah Ilsley
Frank Somerby
Claude Wright
Caroline Pettingell
Engish
Edith Adams
French
Ruth Carans
Tucinda Chase
Mabeth Downer
Joseph Mannix
Philip Murph
Gladys Nelson
Isabel Parker
Ethel Woodman
Bookkeeping
Maddine Carlisle
Bartholomew Kelleher
Esther Woodman
Alice Lyons
Harold Peabody
Mary Bernard
Jens Bresnahan
Francs Hushee
Bernard Carey
Margaret Cole
Elsie Pole
Sarah Gerrish
Margaret Merriam
Faustina Smith
Vick Caldwell
Jules Garnon
Edward Gideons
Katharine Gillett
Harry Hirsh
Lawrence Johnson
Mary Joyce
Ill Parsons
Trazel Beaton
Dorothy Pexter
Beatrice Wisher
Josephins Littles French
Elizabeth Hennes
Annie Leferrier
Marion Stick
Postmaster Manst1d Named to Federal Postal Committee
Postmaster General Meyer appoints Boston postmaster Manst1d to a committee of postal experts to study government purchase of equipment and maintenance of mail service and related resources.
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Boston
Meyer
Currier Brothers Ready 35 Foot Launch for Ipswich Client
Currier Brothers near completion on a 35 foot launch for Justin Hull of Ipswich. The vessel, about six and a half feet wide with a transom stern, will be shipped Friday. Hull will install a five horsepower Fairbanks engine.
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Currier Brothers
Justin Hull
Ipswich
Hull
New England Weather Forecast Summary
Weather bureau forecast for New England calls for fair conditions today with cooler, deeper east and south portions tomorrow. Winds shift to fresh north to northeast. Thermometer readings today show around 72 degrees at morning observing point.
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the Weather Bureau
New England
Fair Today
Deepler
Morrow Fete
Bonfire Planned at Flat Iron Point Opposite Gas House
George H. Nutting of ward one says a bonfire will be held at Flat Iron Point opposite the gas house. Local residents pledge help and donate materials including boxes and old wood as Joppa boys prepare what is billed as the best blaze yet.
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Gas House
George H. Nutting
Ward One
Presentation by Local Odd Fellows Last Evening
A Pleasant feature of the semi annual meeting of Quascacunquen lodge No 39 FOO OF last evening was a presentation to Past Grand Abner Mr Brooks. The gift was a past grand's collar and case. Joshua L. Chase spoke in praise as Brooks expressed sincere appreciation. Officer elections named Thatcher Ro Clark Noble Grand Victor and George FD Nic Kas. Installation planned Thursday evening if arrangements are made with Neombury Welch handling tickets for the grind union field day at Point of Pines near Saturday.
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Thatcher Ro Clark
Victor
George FD
Nic Kas
Neombury Welch
Grind
Order
Hammocks Offered In Varied Colors And Weaves
A vendor advertises hammocks priced from $1.00 to $6.50 with options in 1000 count inventory and multiple colors and fan cy weave for sale at $2.50 a pair.
Cream of finest grade freezers advertised with varied capacities
Advertisement touts a premium cream of finest grade freezer with unique points of advantage not found in competing models. Features include options offering 2 at, 3 at, 4 at, and 6 at capacities with a low price. Also promoted is White Mountain freezers.
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White Mountain
Milkman’s pig dies from suspected poisoning incident
David Cook, a well known milk man, reports a pig killed after exposure to suspected poison. Officials are unsure if spray from nearby metworkers caused the death or if the cause remains undetermined.
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David Cook
OER Rome Beste pt ETA WAS BADEN 1M fe AE nee
A fragmentary report notes a fall at a wharf injuring a man named Tess and involving Mattie Rooney. He was taken to a police station and hospital where a physician attended. An operation was performed and the man survived, with his life reportedly saved by medical intervention.
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Rome
Baden
Mattie Rooney
Maranipl
Engine 29 of the 1868 railroad line rebuilt and running
An aged engine described as Engine 29 from the 1868 railroad line fell into disrepair but was examined and reported to be rebuilt and in good running order after a recent test run from Bo yesterday afternoon.
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