Exeter Clippers Face Christian Brothers Saturday at Maplewood Park
Local baseball notes recap recent scores and upcoming games including Exeter versus Christian Brothers at Maplewood Park next Saturday afternoon. Maplewoods lost six three to South Berwick. Kitterys beat Marines ten to six in Kittery. practice planned for Press club before a game with Barbara.
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Exeter Clippers
Christian Bhores
Maplewood Park
Maplewoods
South Berwick
Kitterys
Marines
Kittery
Barbara
Labor Fights Beckon as Amalgamated Strikes Rise
Theodore J. Shaffer, president of the Amalgamated association, vows a decisive clash with United States Steel. He says every union worker may be mobilized within a week and demands no further peace talks with the steel giant after a fruitless New York conference with J Pierpont Morgan.
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Perrisone
Aug. L
United States Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Association
Theodore J. Shuffer
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
Million Dollar Steel Trust
Organized Labor
Amalgamated Ascotion
Shaffer
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
National League Chicago 3 St. Louis 1 at Chicago. Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 6 at Cincinnati. American League Chicago 9 Cleveland 5 at Chicago. Milwaukee Detroit 3 first game Milwaukee 11 Detroit 4 second game at Milwaukee. Eastern League Montreal 3 Rochester 6 at Montreal. Providence Worcester rain.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Cinccinnati
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Detroit
Montreal
Rochester
Providence
Worcester
Bloodhounds on Trail for Suspect in New York Shooting
A Shelby New York special to the Observer reports Chief of Police Jones of Cusnnorth shot dead by Jim Lowery while resisting arrest on a whiskey selling without license warrant. Four bloodhounds and over a thousand search Lowery. one bloodhound was shot by the fleeing man.
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Cusnnorth
Shelby
N. Y
Jones
Jim Lowery
Lowery
British torpedo boat Viper wrecked off Alderney
The British torpedo boat destroyer Viper struck a rock off Alderney in the English Channel and is now a total wreck. She was the only British navy vessel fitted with turbine engines. In speed trials that May and June she achieved 12 knots and was said to be capable of 31 knots.
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Loxpor
Viper
Alderney
English Channel
Boston Labor Union Calls for Union Painters on Jones Buildings
At a Boston Central Labor union meeting on August 4 a resolution was adopted directing the secretary to notify Hon. Frank Jones of Portsmouth New Hampshire to ensure only union painters are employed on his construction projects.
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Boston
Boston Central Labor Union
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
N.hs
Drowned Bathing Victims In Saniepaxent Bay
Miss Ethel L. Positips of Baltimore Miss Jennie White of Whitesburg and G G Radcliffe of Salisbury drowned yesterday while bathing in Saniepaxent bay. They entered a deep hole and the panic forced them to grab Radcliffe and drag him under.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satassary
Ethel L. Positips
Baltimore
Jennie White
Whitesburg
G. G. Radcliffe
Salisbury
Saniepaxent Bay
Indies
Worlds Biggest Ship Celtic Reaches New York Dock After Maiden Voyage
The Celtic of the White Star line, the largest ship in the world, arrived in New York with 3415 cabin and 208 steerage passengers. At 770 feet long, 75 feet wide, and 37 700 tons displacement, she is the first 20 000 ton vessel launched. The ship features nine decks, modern enhancements, a sun deck towering above the pier, and aboard amenities including a printing office and upgraded cuisine and lighting.
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New York
Celtic
White Star Live
Barthed
Woman's Frightful Death in New York Fire
Mrs Lizzie Simers wife of a young piano tuner burned when her clothing caught fire from a bottle of naphtha while she curled her hair for a visit. She leaped from a fourth floor window, striking the sidewalk and dying within two hours.
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New Youn
Ang
Lizzie Simers
Pastor Rev George F Tancock Dies After Sudden Paralysis
In New York on August 4 Rev George F Tancock pastor of the West Park Methodist Episcopal church at Asbury Park New Jersey was stricken with paralysis during Sunday service. He was moved to the rectory and died at 2 30 pm that afternoon.
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New York
George F. Tancock
West Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Asbury Park
W. J
Weather forecast for New England will be fair and windy
Weather indications from Washington on August 4 suggest a fair pattern in New England for Monday and Tuesday with fresh northeast winds along the coast.
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Washineton
New England
Engineers' Excursion to Old Orchard Beach
The annual excursion of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers ran from Boston to Old Orchard Beach on Sunday. Fourteen heavily laden coaches and two special trains from Eastern and Western routes joined at Dover. The Newburyport National Band performed at the beach as families accompanied many engineers. Notables included General Supt LD Susborn and Supt of Motive Power Hartlett. From Boston, engineers Oliver Goldsmith, Ashbell Brown, A. M. Dorr, and Warren Stone traveled with their wives.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Boston
Old Orchard Beach
Dover
Newburyport National Band
Supt LD
W. Susborn
Supt
Motive Power
Hartlett
Maine
Oliver Goldsmith
Ashbell
Brown
A. M. Dorr
Warren Stone
Ferry launch for Newport to be launched at navy yard
At the navy yard the ferry launch destined for Newport is nearing launch. Business is brisk in the steam engineering department. Sergeant Major John Cassidy, T. M. C., returns from the Philippines on the U S S Marietta. Charles Boyd of Bogton is appointed a department of construction and repair stenographer and will report today.
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Newport
John Cassidy
Philippines
U. S. S. Marietta
Charles Boyd
Bogton
Department of Construction and Repair
Monda
Mackerel Fleet Reports Poor Prospects Near Georges
Advices from the mackerel fleet near the Georges indicate dwindling catches as schools scatter and prove hard to approach. Prospects for a big haul look not as favorable as the same period last year.
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the Georges
Hood s Sarsaparilla Promoted as Best Medicine
Health claim about scrofula and chronic illness. Advises testing for the disease and complete emancipation through Hood s Sarsaparilla as the best medicine for all humors.
Random Musings and Local Happenings in Portsmouth
A newspaper voice recalls hot weather comforts and old pranks, notes maintenance of Goodwin park hedges by Mr Staples and Frank Jones’ florist Robert Patterson, and sketches civic chatter. It covers Wentworth hotel stays of Admiral Dewey, local police outings, amateur baseball zeal, and the August piper signaling early summer chatter.
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Goodwin Park
West
Pipers and Moonlit Surf At Rye Beach Party
A town rumor blazes about a mysterious piper and doom omen after a recess in the aldermen’s room. Two Portsmouth girls at a Reid residence lawn party dip in Jenness beach moonlight, get soaked by a rogue wave, borrow dry clothes, and rush home, while a young man rescues them. Coreon Acro Tam touts Misa Farmer’s Pivestaqua resort as a popular seasonal escape with cultural offerings. City steamer City 18 runs crowded trips between the city and Circu Aore, underscoring busy schedules.
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Portsmouth
Reid
Rye Geach
Jenness Beach
Coreon Acro
Misa
Pivestaqua
Cirecu Aore
Bicycle rider halted for sidewalk move on Maddle street
Paul LD Laighton of Muler Avenue rode a bicycle on the Maddle street sidewalk about seven thirty Saturday evening. Officer Ghuon stopped him, he confessed to Marshal Entwistle that he traveled on the sidewalk and, promising to appear in police court Monday morning, was released on his own recognizance.
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Paul LD. Laighton
Muler Avenue
Maddle Street
Oflicer Ghuon
Laighton
Marshal Entwistle
Geese Going Southward Signal Early Cold Weather
Several small flocks of wild geese have been observed going south during the past few days. This is regarded as an omen of early cold weather, the unusually early exodus of the birds indicating colder conditions to the north.
Portsmouth Firemen’s to Host State Convention Here
Portsmouth fire department invited the New Hampshire State Firemen's Association to hold its annual convention in Portsmouth this year and the executive committee in Manchester accepted the plan. The event is set for September 27 with local volunteers already preparing receptions and entertainment.
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Portsmouth Fire Department
New Hampshire State Firemen’s Association
Manchester
Lane
W. G. Greene
Concord
John D. Randall
Portsmouth
Frank M. Frisselle
D. H. Belser
Raymond
Earl P. Barrington
Ashland
George F. Whiting
Nashus
Fred W. Bond
James L. Brook
Marchester
Portamouth
Wentworth tenui singles champion wins annual bowl
Clarence Hobart won the twentieth Wentworth tenui singles title on Saturday by defeating Raymond D. Little in a four set final. In doubles, the Wright brothers were beaten. final round saw R D Little and I B Alexander defeat B C Wright and J G Wright.
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Clarence Hobart
Wentworth Tenui
Raymond D. Little
Wright Brothers
Lt. D. Little
R. D. Little
New Music for Popular Music Lovers Featured This Month
Max S Wilt writes The Belle of Granada a Spanish rhythm waltz. Won’t Wear Your Vest On Your Sleeve a new ballad by The Lattle Lost Child authors. Mozio My Darky Daisy latest coon song presto. The Bugvilla Brigade piano piece by Nick Brown. Walisis & Walker hit When Zacharing Leads The Band. Publications issued this month by Jos W Stern & Co House of Hits.
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Max S. Wilt
Richard Mansfield
Granada
Mozio
Bugvilla Brigade
Nick Brown
Leveryous
Walisms
Naval Orders and Weather Forecast Fragment
Naval orders issued list officers with assignments and transfers from Norfolk to Buffalo League Island Shelby Ohio and future Illinois fitting out. weather forecasts predict fair conditions for Friday Saturday and Sunday with minor misprints in text indicating a calm forecast for the period.
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W. D. Kore
Norfolk Yard
Norfolk Hospital
J. DL. Gibbons
Baffalo
Griffith
Hydrographic Office
W. T. Howard
Hydrographic Ofice
Bureau of Equipment
Illinois
EB. F. Leiper
League Island
S. A. Griffith
Buffalo
L. Poor
Offic of Naval Intelligence
B.A. Delaney
Shelby
Oho
B. N. Freeman
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Quincy
Everett
Leomingstar
Attleboro
Gloucester
Clinton
Nassau
Newburyport
Woburn
Henry Peyser & Son
A. P. Wendell & CO
Market Square
Christian Shorea
Sawyers
Disciples of Blackstone
Police News
Arville Palmer
Oliver Murphy
Michael Wossey
Michael Heelan
Bridge Ar Rest
Omcora Bhannon
Anderson
Shafer
Baseball
Navy Yard
Truman
Congress Street
Wentworth
Admiral Dewey
Washington
Newcastle
Great
Sehigy Court of Inquiry
Manila
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Timot
Healy
Mie
York Beech
Teha
Ins
O’ Dowd
Harr
Mra Mob
Willace
Muenster
Cookeio
Texas
Pierce
The
State Firemen’s Association
Hobart
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