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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1908
Page
4
A fragmented streetside list from The Portsmouth Herald includes numerous place names and individuals across Maine towns such as York, Kittery, Ogunquit, Wells, and Stratham. The readable fragments mention locations like Rockingham Hotel and various streets and stations, suggesting a directory or advertisement page.
A damaged OCR fragment lists scattered names and terms including Vienna and Yunas Vortana, along with time hints and place hints. The garbled text reads like a miniature almanac or event note with no clear events or actions.
An unreadable weather item describes rain possible tonight and tomorrow with temperatures near the shade and heavier clouds. The forecast hints at a stormy period and warns residents to prepare for unsettled conditions.
Local notes report a Humane Society meeting, park dances at Quamaphiegan Park on Thursdays and Fridays, a citywide show with music and dancing, and upcoming concerts. Several mentions of medical alerts and public notices accompany a mix of transport and event items.
A well known individual appeared before Sties police court charged with an unnatural act. He was represented by counsel who waived the reading of the writ and examination. He was ordered to reappear in October for further proceedings.
Railroad clerks schedule a baseball game at Plains grounds amid uncertain details. Officials indicate Boston and Maine involvement and a planned event around late August. Names and exact times are unclear due to incomplete text.
Will join the American veterans from Manchester in a muster for the United Danish American army unit. The event will take place at Camp Us meni Tait oniside ne pega On Mo. camp, campristing will be part of the process and the group will quote the tip in the stile.
Walter Jackson of Rikers Island visits Toston, sharing a personal moment and meeting locals during a brief stay.
Mrs Duel Cogan of Eyna visits her former home in Sh iro. Mr and Mrs 18 inkes of Montreat in Portsmead. Miss Mary O Leary of Waverly visiting her brother in Vantel street. Tuulph Sheen and Tawnily of New York guests of M Crees mosher. United States Senator J C Bors laighs visiting at York Harbor. Barnard Michaelson in Cottage Hospital in good condition after fire injuries. Mrs Floyd, wife of Governor King, narrowly escaped injury when horse and buggy ran away. Newsmarket day at Hatoploa Brneb tomorrow.
The funeral of William Henry Holling, a distinguished Pocemouth dharns, was held at his late home at three o clock. Rev Alfred Gueding, Unitarian pastor, conducted the services and spoke a brief eulogy. Pallbearers included Mayor Wal kies Hackett Kate Laighton Charles F Suilaber and Frederick M Size. Interment was in the family lot.
A scrambled report notes Deputy Sheriff Quinn in Dover on Thursday linked to a case with Milton bonus and a capsize matter before the Supreme Court. Details are unclear due to text damage, but the items involve Philadelphia and a fourth involved party.
A Portsmouth Herald reader thanks the paper and judges for the prize croquet set. The writer describes the joy of receiving the prize and sharing activity with friends, expressing appreciation and a wish for recognition from the newspaper.
The Franklin Pierce Veteran Firemen have entered a handtub on the Losvelt muster on August 20 and will travel by a four speed train to the spina city. A large crowd is expected to cheer the crew as they depart Portsmouth to highlight the Versiat project and Portsmouth fame.
A heavily loaded hay wagon toppled near Bartlett and Tilington Streets, spilling fodder across the roadway. Spectators and a small crowd gathered as workers cleared the street and attempted to restore traffic flow. No injuries were reported.
A chaotic note references a modern athlete at the creek seeking a match. It mentions horsemen considering their steeds and a figure named Krank Reardon in a tag match against Meardon. The piece teases a powerful challenge and dramatic showdown with strong men ready to perform.
Farmers and residents report poor service on the local line through Newington. The New England Telephone Company plans to add more lines and transfer some calls to relieve the crowded system and improve connections in the area.
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