YANKTON YARD VISITS AND NAVAL ACTIVITY
The Yankton will occupy the stora hence dock. The boilers of the Raleigh are being placed aboard. Congressman Cyruga A. Solloway will visit the yard on Monday next. Paymaster Cann took up the accounts of the U. S. 8. Vixen on Thursday. Naval Constructor John G. Tawresey, U. S.N., passed Thursday in Wolfe boro. Chief Engineer G. B. Ransom, U. S. N., has 9 large forms of men in his department. The new stand pipe on Seaway's island was filled with water for the first time on Thursday. Barry Cann of Harrisburg, Pa., is the guest of his parents, Paymaster and Mrs. James E. Cann. The steam cutter of the U. S. S. Vixen is to be fitted with a new boiler while at this station. U.S. N., and Dr. King enjoyed a sail over Lake Winnipesaukee on Thursday. A party of young people from the yard enjoyed a backboard drive and supper at Rye Beach on Thursday evening. Guests at the Pocahontas, Gerrish Island, on Thursday evening plainly heard the music of Reinawali's naval bands at the Shoals, where the band gave a concert on the excursion from this city.
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Cresceus and The Abbot to race at Brighton Beach meet
Cresceus and The Abbot will race on August 15 at Brighton Beach during the New York Breeders’ Association meet in Columbus Ohio. The Abbot shows strong recent speed, with a mile in 2:11 and last halves around 1:01, despite prior distemper. Races and standings from major leagues are also listed, including results in the National American and Eastern circuits.
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Three Negroes Hung in Carrollton Mob Executions
Jackson Mississippi reports three black men were hanged by a mob in Carrollton in the afternoon, linked to the killings of Mr and Mrs R E Taliefferro. Gov Lon Gine rushed to Carrollton amid limited communications as strike news from Pirriptac and Washington updates unfold.
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Pythian Field Day Draws Knights To Hampton Beach
The Pythian field day at Hampton Beach drew Knights from Rochester Dover Manchester Nashua Exeter in a large turnout. Hosts Exeter guided visitors through town and to the beach with parade and trolley cars. Afternoon sports included oxse ball tug of war and three legged race followed by a well attended dance.
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Fine Lawn Party At Rye Draws Large Rye Crowd
A large turnout of Portsmouth residents attended a lawn party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Reid on Gable road Rye Beach. The event benefited the Rye Congregational church Ladies Aid Society. Ray and Philbrick's orchestra provided music with Ralph S. Parker at the piano among other entertainments. The Reich lawn hosted a comfortable, well lit gathering with hundreds in attendance.
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Gable Road
Rye Beach
Thorsday
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Philbrick
Ralph S. Parker
Reich
Mayors Green and Trask Visit Portsmouth Night
Mayor J Alonzo Greena and City Clerk Julian F Trask of Laconia were registered at the Rockingham on Thursday night from the Pythian field day at Hampton Beach. They enjoyed greetings from friends while in Portsmouth. Fifteen carloads of excursionists from Keene Nashua and Manchester joined the Boston and Maine line for York Beach, returning after six o'clock.
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Julian F. Trask
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Moonlight Excursion aboard Alice Howard Impresses Passengers
The Portsmouth, Kittery and York steamer Alice Howard carried a large crowd to the Shoals on Thursday evening for a moonlight excursion. The moon was near its apex, the sea smooth, and the air brisk. The Naval band played lengthy music as the boat departed from its wharf around 7:30 PM and returned by midnight.
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City Council Agrees to Appropriation Bill Amid Firemen Pay Debate
City government shelves an appropriation bill after a lengthy conference. Aldermen revise funds for roads, schools, and fire department while considering a statue site for Gen. Fitz John Porter. A separate firemen pay raise fails again before passage of the amended appropriation.
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Hampton Academy Names New Principal In State News
Lobstars scarce at Hampton. Hoorett G. Loring named new principal of Hampton academy. A push to establish water works at Rye Beach. Hampton Falls library likely to be completed by Aug 15. Frank Coombs of Hampton Falls expects 1000 boxes of raspberries. Newmarket Free Baptist church buys individual communion cups. Lightning struck twice in Newton Junction district during thunderstorm. Newmarket Congregational church replacing floor in vestibule with other repairs. Frank P. Bradford, deceased at Derry, was twin brother of Rev. John N. Bradford of Hampton. Brentwood Grange confers first and second degrees on four candidates. Mase Ella Tuttle resigns as Newmarket library librarian after six years. Catherine O’Connor succeeds. Rev. H. J. Osgood of Newfields declines another year. church extends call to his father, Rev. J. Osgood of Little. Mrs. Mary A. Laverett, widow of Prof. Warren Laverett, dies at advanced age in Upper Alton Illinois. born in Stratham. Advert for kidney remedy appears.
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Pri Pal
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Rye Beach
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Frank Coombs
Newmarket
II. J. Osgood
Newfielda
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Warren Laverett
Upper Alton
Til
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Josiah
Sarah Clark Brown
Theatre Gossip From London and Broadway Schemes
Theatrical news reports Shipman Brothers closing The Prisoner of ends at 81 with John N B. July 27. Sousa to appear with band at The Palace London in autumn. Clara Lipman and Louis Mann to revive Frou Frou next season. Robert B Mantell to open season Sept 2 under M W Hanley. Olga Nethersole buys English Sapho rights to stage in London and Paris. Robert Fitzsimmons writes a book on Physical Culture to be published in autumn by Drexel Biddle. Blaney and Vance plan A Female Drummer revival with original cast. Knox Wilson as Doodle praised in Boston. Neil Burgess to tour next season with Dr W A Drowne as business manager and return to The CounTy Fair.
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Drexel Biddle
Philadelphia
Blaney and
Vance
John Stane Bennett
Willis P. Sweatnam
Nellis O'Neil
Oscar Figmin
Harry Lacell
Knox Wilson
Doodle
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W. A. Drowne
Russell Theatre
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Blood Purifier Advertisement from Dr Pierce’s Discovery
Advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier curing eruptions eczema scrofula rheumatism and other blood related diseases. Includes testimonials from Mrs Jamies Murphy praising its effects after long chronic conditions and mentions a medical adviser book with pricing and mailing details.
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Tor Pierce
Jamies Murphy
Fotida
Pocahontas Cowtown
Br Pierce
Dr. R. Pierce
Buffalo, N
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