Dread Wever camp long adds to prison life
At Camp Long the 2615 victim Blea of the Dread Wever, a Spanish prisoner, died Saturday morning the 28th to fever. The casualty count rises and the camp reports two serious illnesses. the rest of the prisoners are improving and many can perform basic tasks including making beds and bathing themselves.
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Pearcoas
Camp Long
Capt
Russell
Lieut
Hatch
Stockads
Baxter
Marine Barracks
McNiel
Brooklyn
Washington
Colonial law cited in Amesbury lobster case acquits defendants
In Amesbury district court on Saturday Morris H. Bagley and Abel E. Souther were acquitted after attorney Goodall argued that citizens of one state may fish in another under the original states' compact. Deputy wardens alleged Massachusetts violations. Judge Cate discharged the pair citing constitutional rights and long Massachusetts fishing ties.
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Amesbury
New England
Morris H. Bagley
Abel E. Souther
Chadwick and
Hersey
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Goodall
Seabrook
NHL
Souther
Bagley
Summer school and entertainments underway in Hepping
The article notes a summer program starting August 7 at Hepping with Rev. Thomas A Dorian leading a French class of twenty plus. Mrs Minnie Danforth in the children's department. Mrs Laura Bates teaching art. Misa Ethel Lampson in education and physical culture. book department under Mrs Ty J Folsom. and Mr and Mrs Fred Ackerman staying at Sunborn cottage in the circle.
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Heppixu
Thomas ‘A. Dorian
Manchester
Minnie Danforth
Laura Bates
Misa Ethel Lampson
J. Folsom
Fred Ackerman
Portsmouth
Sunborn
Dover Harbor Activity Lists Coal and Tugs Movement
The Dover harbor report details multiple vessels including the schooners Sarah E Ward from Philadelphia with 829 tons of coal for Gray & Prime and Kalon from New York with coal for Exeter. New tug for Consolidated Coal Co. to be steel built 152 by 27.6 by 16.6 feet, 150 tons coal 70 water, 13 knots, used with Cumberland between Baltimore and New England ports.
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Sadie A. Kimball
Dover
Sarah E. Ward
Cumberland
Baltimore
New England
Clara B. Kennard
Hattie Lewis
G. W. Raitt
Piscataqua
Berwick
Eliot
Boston
E. Glover
Farr
Albany
Kalon
Frye
New York
Jennie Greenbank
Frisbee
Exeter
Satellite
Matthews
Oganquit
Clara FE. Ashler
City
Montreal
Ellis
Newport News
Mathes
York
Special League Muster Train Leaves Boston for Portland
A special train for the League muster departs Boston at 4 45 am August 18, to stop at Salem Newburyport and Portsmouth, Portland return at 7 16 pm reaching Boston about 11 pm. No-Te-Bac tobacco cure advertised by multiple druggists as a guaranteed product.
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Portland
Boston
Salem
Newburyport
Portamouth
Obituary and county political notes from Portsmouth era
Obituary items detail the death of Oskar Charles Guanstrom on Madison Street from pneumonia at age about 27, and Patrick H. Quill dying of a lung hemorrhage at his parents’ home after a quick illness. The Exeter dispatch discusses county political contests for sheriff treasurer and register roles, plus local social notes.
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Oskar Charles Guanstrom
Sweden
Portsmouth Navigation Company
Madison
Oliver W. Ham
Yellow jaundice cured by electric bitters
A testimonial reports a six month yellow jaundice cure after two bottles of Electric Bitters. The letter from M A Hogarty of Lelington Kentucky endorses the remedy and recommends it to sufferers. Globe Grocery Co. sells the medicine. A party of Spanish officers dined at the Rockingham on Sunday.
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Lather Tnt
Bamnick & Co
Shelby, N.C
Globe Grocery Co
Tnia
Bell
M. A. Hogarty
Lelington, Ky
The
Spaneb
Rockingham
Abolish Stamp Tax and Beetle Control Notes
Congressman Sulloway argues to abolish the stamp tax as peace nears, urging rapid removal. The Grapevine flea beetle issue covers widespread grape harm, protective washes, cloth frames, and spray methods. Plus brief notes on germ study by Dr Miquel and a death report of Frank Collins from typhoid fever in Tampa.
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United States
Canada
Howard
O. L. Marlatt
United States Department of Agriculture
Germain
Dor
Miquel
Collins
Boston
Frank Collins
Boston Journal
Tampa
Pla
Cuba
Massachusetts
Accident at Market Street Barber Shop Injures Finger
John E. Long suffered a severe left hand injury while trimming a razor at work this forenoon when the tool slipped and cut to the bone on the top of the third finger. He closed his shop and will be unable to resume work for several days as the wound was dressed by a physician.
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Comoxamanda Navionan Parr
Hoff
Chickamauga
Frank W. Russell
Weat Point
George W. Russell
Major Russell
William W. Russell
Walter Russell
Laconia Company
Walter
Division Hospital
Charles L. Mason
Rochester
E. Company
Matthew J. Devioney
Coffin
Newport
John E. Long
Market Street
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Columbia Chain Wheels
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F. B. Parshley & Co
Congress St
Hugenh Williams & Co.'s
Lawrence
Woastan
Charles Woodsum
Fred Cole
Albert Wallace
Lillian Jackson
Kittery
Pierce
Somersworth
George Shackley
Islingtontreet
Mehitable P. Drake
York Beach
Frank Shannon
Chelsea
Mary Hanscom
Mancheater
James Conlon
F. 8
Towle
Bangor
William J. Moat
Passaconaway Inn
York Cliffs
T. J. Howard
Hal Shoals
E. M. Fisher
Blanche
Bar Harbor
Herman W. Oxford
Suncook
Town
A. E. Phelps
Advent Church
Misa Rnnie Boardman
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Kittery Point
Mystic
Rose Bryne
Roxbury
John W. Kelley
Middle Street
C. H. Hutchins
Geo. Hill
Messrs
William Simpson
Harry Welch
East Boston
Mass
Alice Marden
Broadstreet
Nashua
Elizabeth Gillis
Mary Conlon
Mt. Vernon Street
Minnie Damon
Melrose
Mara
Cleorge Damas
Elmer I. Eaton
Cambridge
James Sylvester
Warren N. Davis
This City
Wilburne, Davis and Children
Malden
C. S. Hovey
Lowell
Henry E. Hovey
Champernowne
Osborn
Foster
William H. Foster
Summer Street
James
Dow
Fryeburg
French
James W. Goodwin
Mechanic Street
Broughton House
Salter Street
Shoals
Samuel D. Felker
Mr. Felker
Gol. True L. Norris
F. W.hartford
George L. Wallace
James G. Ward
C. H. Hayes
Charles H. Garrett
the Shoals
Eli Blake
Hampton
Offcigla
George Wilson
Brentwood County Farm
Emery
Rendall and
Marston
Amesbury Court
Sumy
Aun
Arbor
Oekhar
Charlie Guanstron
Patrick
Quills
Patrick H. Quill
Gosling Road
Uill
New York City
Hng
Caves
Shen
John Peader
Weston
Collis
Peader
Pender
William of. C. Fallunaby
Board of County Commissioners
Register of Deeds
William Mormall
Register of Probate
George F. Richards
Register
Irving M. Bleath
Newton
Heath
Richards
Louis G. Hart
Kingston
South Eliot, We
Mr. Shattuck
G. W. Brown
Margaret Spinney
Georgie Colby
Fred Manson
Hamilton Spinney
Advent Sunday School
Albert Wetherbee
Joseph Maddock
John L. M. Willis
Gail
Warner
Andrew P. Brooka
Greenacre
Sulloway
Havana
RG. Sullivan
Mir
F S. Wendell
Mouth
N.H
Ralph Green
Will
Fangy Bakery
B. F. Lombard
R. H. Hall
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Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Fowlers
Fred Duncan
H. Gardiner
Portamonth
H. W. Nickerson
Daniel SL
Portmeath
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