Pepperrell Association Holds Annual Reunion at Bitter Point
The twelfth annual Pepperrell Association reunion was held at the Baptist church at Bitter Point with strong attendance and interest. Officers were elected and a yearbook was produced by a committee including L Bermad, Miss Kailt, and others. The afternoon program featured music, addresses, readings, and the presentation of the yearbook, closing with The Star Spangled Banner.
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Cat Wiliam Pepperrell Association
Baptist
Bittery Point
Vhursday
Pepperwell
Willimin Pepperrell
Col
Pep
Friinls
L. Bermad
Lowel
Miss Kailt
Elie
Peatliger Hey
York
Andy
Lon Y Wheeler
New
York County Deputies Lose Commissions Shake County
Three York County deputies George P. Peele Joseph Clark and Prante S Tent have their commissions revoked amid a county political clash. Sheriff George Otvhovie defends the removals as necessary while critics urge changes, noting an upcoming county convention and shifting local power dynamics.
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York
York County
Georgr PR. Peele
Joseph Clark
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Tial Prante S
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Aiinor Innit
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George Otvhovie
Ellot
Knights of Pythias Uniteein Organizes Local Division
A Wednesday night meeting organized by Major Wet Andrews and Liab Wills FE Wis re at of Samerawarth formed a new Knights of Pythias Lumites Division No 8. Officers named Captain Galels furd, Tetra ant, Hieherml THaunaford, Lieutenant George McDonald chaired the event. The group reported initial membership at Dow and described post gather injuries among attendees including a person cut and bleeding, with nose and forehead injuries noted.
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Lumites Division
Uniteein 'Wtiuk
Knights of
Wet
Andrews Amt
Jumped Train Accident Near Newburyport
On Wednesday night William Burnside of Laver boarded a rail line near Newburyport. He either fell or jumped onto a metal path and was found by a galley crew in poor condition. His eyes were closed, and he appeared dazed. He was taken for medical attention.
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William
Burnside of Laver
Newburyport
Burnside
Great Real Estate Sale on Hibreeck Property Creel
An August sale at eleven o'clock offers extensive Hibreeck Property on Creel including blocks on Wand Tory Atvonue and Bartlett street, Batter street houses, a Harklete street house, Bartlett street front lots, Woodbury river land, and Mt uot lots. Properties to be sold on favorable terms with improvements and garden, presenting an opportunity for ownership.
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Harklete Street
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Local News Dashes Through A Wet Week In City
A stormy spell left heavy showers and warm days in the city. Benjamin Circen’s baseball season saw better times forecast as markets report rising sales and berries, especially blackberries, thrive. A warm August outing looms with early talk of events and weather shaping plans.
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Ube
Political turmoil marks York County Democratic event
Fragmented report details a York County Democratic gathering with names including Daniel Webster and local figures such as Nathan W. Carpenter and Moses TE.dO. slog. The only clear result notes a contest for vlt Frank 7. Bkinehard of Shapleigh gaining twenty votes to 406 for Bowrys Blvinsgla 1 of North Berwicle, with nominations and remarks about conventions and attendance.
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Looking After the Poor
A terse notice from the Kildare Health Society urges relief for the needy. It argues against imposed suffering and promotes charitable funding. The item advertises a tonic for digestive relief priced at 25 cents, promoting its bowel-regulating and tonic effects.
Navy Yard Update Reveals Labor, Plans and Departures
The article notes a drop in “ish” activity in the river as clerks drop their shears at noon. It mentions J Howard Jie clakus praising a large ciirh, dock yard workers gaining belo ngs, and William H. Wr at myshire enjoying a rear seat. John Ch Bolin leaves for St Louis to join the Katgits of Calyphus as a seller delegate. Seventeen laborers are docked for duty, a bronze tablet for the commandant’s residence is planned, and Adv Emiral Dewey will unveil it. The initial detachment of Thomas vine guant is bound for Panama, while plans for Que yards and docks remain sidetracked.
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Docka
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