rosy future for boralma hinted by lawson after accident
in a letter or interview Thomas W. Lawson predicts a rosy future for the trotter Boralma despite a Hartford accident last Saturday which likely ends his racing career. Lawson says Boralma will spend his life at Dreamwold with care and affection, while others in the stable including Mary P Leyburn and Pointdexter head there as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Boralma
Thomas W. Lawson
Dreamwold
Mary P. Leyburn
Pointdexter
Detroit
Victor
Mr. Marsh
Dover
New Electric Trolley Line Opens Between Concord and Nashua
Next Monday August 11 the electric trolley line linking Concord Manchester and Nashua will start service. Boston and Maine officials say the line is complete after thorough inspection by President Tuttle and Assistant GM Barr. Construction ran about a year on an eighteen mile route along the Merrimac river with 72 and 76 wound rails. H A Albin will supervise the line and F J Brown will direct traffic with hourly Concord Manchester trips and half hourly runs to Pleasant Street and the hospital area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Manchester
N Ua
Tuttle
Frank Barr
Boston
Maine
Merrimac
Toston
H. A. Albin
F. J. Brown
Boston and Maine
Pleasant Street
Teachers Institute Opens in New Hampshire Summer Session
Teachers from across the country begin arriving for the New Hampshire summer institute in Plymouth. The program runs Monday through August 22 under director Channing Folsom of Dover with nine sessions. Noted instructors include Calvin Kendall, Philip Emerson, Robert Metealf, Burton Scales, Nathaniel Berr, Clarance Weed, Harriet Hayward, Clarence Brodeur, and Mrs James Klock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
New Hampshire Summer Institute
Toa
Channing Folsom
Dover
Calvin N. Kendall
Indianapolis
Philip Emerson
Cobbett School
Lynn
Mass
Robert C. Metealf
Boston
Burton T. Scales
William Penn Charter School
Philadelphia
Nathaniel L
The Terrible Undertow Drowns Three Off Orichard Beach
A dangerous undertow off Orichard yesterday drowned three bathers, following two women’s deaths at Hil last week. The report warns that the sea’s unsheltered areas tempt risk without protection as winds and currents shift and vary daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orichard
Hil
Inc
Surf Hazards Warn of Dangers in Heavy Seas
The Bayton Herald warns that venturing into heavy surf without experienced guides is foolhardy and dangerous. It urges caution near shore and stresses the need for watchful rescuers in shallow areas to prevent drownings or strandings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perioo
Byston Herald
Rockingham County Real Estate Conveyances End August 6
Registry of deeds records list transfers in Rockingham County including Lucrena Ledoux to Willie and Goodrich of land and buildings for 1 dollar. Hampton Water Works purchase from Smith & Son of land in Hampton and North Hampton for 500 dollars. Meachum estate administrators to William J. Wilson rights in premises at Middle Street and Lincoln Avenue. many other transfers citing land and buildings, wharfs, or premises with prices mostly 1 dollar, dates and participants including Salter, Yeaton, Worthen, Heiser, Gardiner, Batchelder, Fickering, Crouse, Randall, Holbrook, Marston, Rand, Elwyn, Grover, Meelon, Granite State Land Co., Shaw, and Patterson among towns Seabrook, Amesbury, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockingham
Epping Lucrena Ledoux
Willie & Goodrich
Hampton
Ll. B. Smith & Son
Exeter
Hampton Water Works
North Hampton
New Castle
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
Charles H. Plummer
Somersworth
Charles H. Meachum
William J. Wilson
Middle Street
Lincoln Avenue
John L. Salter
Brooklyn
P. A C. Realty Company
Court Street
James R. Yeaton
James R. Connell
Rockland Street
Lizzie W. Worthen
Tower
Mass
Eva L. Robinson
Corner Water
Gardiner Streets
Grace M. Heiser
Thomas G. B. Moulton
Liberty Street
Joseph H. Gardiner
Nene M. Batchelder
John E. Fickering
Elbridge A. Crouse
Rumford Falls
Jackson Farm
Grace H. Heiser
Wibird Street
Joseph A. Randall
Willis L. Smith
Rogers Street
Sarah J. Holbrook
Harry Sussman
Sidnie J. Marston
Susan M Downs
Annie E. Rand
Alfred L
Thomas L. Elwyn
Philadelphia
Howard Grover
George IL. Meloon
Lasce
Austin Street
Seabrook
Granite State Land Company
Edward P. Shaw
Newburyport
Silisbury
Old State
Black Rocks Creek
Lisic M. Scott
F. Wesley
George
Patterson
Amesbury
Weirs Arrangements For Roosevelt Visit
The Weirs August 8 1908 arrangements for President Roosevelt’s visit on the 28th. Keene battalion of two companies plans to come with others from Franklin Laconia Littleton and possibly Rochester to participate in the reception. Visiting guards will encamp near the main grounds entrance. Presidential train due around noon to one with dinner at Hotel Weirs to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
New Hampshire National Guard
Keene
Frankin
Laconia
Littleton
Rochester
Alsay
Hotel Weirs
Gov
Jordan
New Hampshire League Rumors and Plans Surface
Lowell Mail reports faint whispers of a scheme to change the name and exclude everything north of Lowell, suggesting a New Hampshire league next season with teams in Manchester Nashua Concord Dover Portsmouth Laconia Franklin and Exeter with Exeter games at Lampton Beach and Canobie Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Lowell Mail
New Hampshire
Manchester
Nashua
Concord
Dover
Portsmouth
Laconia
Franklin
Exeter
Lampton Beach
Canobie Kike
Concord Monitor
Horse Racing At Old Orchard August 12 14 Card Announced
The Breeders Mile Track at Old Orchard hosts three days of flat racing from August 12 to 14 with strong purses. Entries are filled, reduced-rate ticket sales run from Boston and major stations on the Boston and Maine railroad. Posters list station names and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard
Boston
Boston and Maine Railroad
Third Funeral In Family For George W Philbrook
George W Philbrook and family traveled to Dartsmouth for the funeral of his father D E Philbrook of that city. This marks the third funeral he has attended recently with a sister and a cousin's death prior. Mr Philbrook, who died at eighty, was unmarried and had resided in the house for over sixty years. Dover Demeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Philbrook
Dartsmouth
Philbrook
Mr. Philbrank
Dover Demeural
Wrathy Sontheng Man Vows Revenge on Vacationing Rival
A Sontheng man, angered by insults from a well known business trader before vacation, threatens life and vengeance against the vacationer aboard the yacht Phe Seth. Dean's Ointment offered for instant removal of skin conditions including eczema and hives at any drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Vesuvius Docked for Inspection at Boston Navy Yard
Secretary Moody inspected the dynamite cruiser Vesuvius docked at Boston navy yard for cleaning after a lengthy layup. The ship, a Spanish War era spectacle, may be scrapped or converted to a gunboat. its $350,000 government cost underscores questions about its usefulness and risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesuvius
Boston Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Do O
Moody
Washington
Disapproved Lands Sale By Philippine Friars
The sale of church lands to laymen by Dominican friars is disapproved as inalienable church property. An investigation suggests only the Dominicans sold lands. once sales are confirmed, friars must disclose proceeds and reimburse the church. Also includes baseball scores from yesterday's New England League games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tome
Theatrical Notes on New Plays and Tours
The Aryen Los presents Le Voyage Jon Suisse Nat this season. Goodwin and Maxine Elliott open in When We Were Twenty-one in Boston September 20. Mantel tours The Dagger and the Cross and The Face in the Moonlight from Trenton to Australia. Sullivan to debut The Mill Stream next season. The Near Way Down Faster features Phoebe Davis and others. The Devil's Auction company opens at National Theatre Philadelphia August 16. Nantucket actors include Crogaman Woodruff Comstock Inveing Conquest Harcourt Burberk. Ethel Barrymore and Lionel Barrymore return from Europe on the Philadelphia. Primrose and Dackstader minstrels open at Manhattan Beach. Chamberlyn plans to thwart a new Boston theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
Boston
Robert BE. Mantel
Trenton
N. J
Cuyler Kastings
Sherrock Holmes
Australia
Daniel Sully
OL Mill Stream
Fitzgerald Murphy
Mink Finotflow
Ulster County
Catskills
Mr. Baily
Phoebe Davis
Archie Boyd
Marlon Louise Shir Ivy
Jane Willard
Freux Thin
Philadelphia
Dackstader
Manhattan Beach Theatre
N.Y
Chamberlyn
Burglars Hit Ashland Post Office Safe
Ashland night burglars wrecked Postmaster Frank S. Totching's safe before daylight, stole stamps valued at 3600 and about $100 in cash. Police investigate and search for suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axhland
Frank
Not a Candidate for Local Senate Nomination
Von Warren Trewn of Hampton Falls announces he will not seek re nomination in the twenty list senatorial district. The Exeter News Letter notes markets may respond to the coronation of King Edward today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Warren Trewn
Hampton Falls
Exeter News-Letter
Ediward
Annual Ladies Circle Sale At Congregational Church
Kittery Point notes a forthcoming Ladies' circle sale on the parsonage grounds next Wednesday afternoon and evening with candy, fancy articles, and ice cream. Rev H P Hale and Rev C T Abraham visit to discuss Pepperell family history. Pepperell reunion planned at Wittery Point next month. Community members active in politics and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pom
Ath
Everett Dunaway
H. P. Hale
C. T. Abraham
Wakewell
Eng
Wittery Point
Pepperell
Hale
Kittery
Mr. Abraham
Willam Sparhawk Pepperell
Sir
Signs brighten Kittery as summer crowds gather
August reports neat street signs aid visitors in Kittery Maine while local travel grows. Residents and visitors attend church events, concerts, and beach outings at Hampton Beach sea views. Dances at the Casino draw Portsmouth youth as Picnics from nearby towns arrive by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittery
Wiliam M. Brooks
White Island
John Cassidy
Portland
James O. Trefethen
Stephen Paul
Lynn
Maass
Walter Ball
Charles Pinkham
Howard Grant
Somerville
Mass
Harriet Trefethen
Hedding Summer School News From Chautauqua Week
Names of attendees and visitors circulate as the Hedding summer school continues classwork, with showers cancelling campus games. A social event by the Ladies' auxiliary, a concert, a two weeks chorus drill, and the cantata Fair Ellen are planned, drawing guests from Amesbury Manchester Portsmouth Haverhill Newton and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedding
Agust
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Chautauqua Association
Barber
Newton
Mass
Hanah Carr
Agnes L Collins
Amesbury
Izetta Locke
Manchester
Hedding Avenue
Frank Geyer
Haverhill
Alice F. Dorman
Ruth Bartlett
Hittery
Sarah Willey
Newmarket
Elizabeth Rowe
Raymond
Tabernacle Grove
Horace Pettistew
Portsmouth
Broadhead Avenue
Chautauqua Hal
Wills Clarke
Boston
Late arrivals at the Ocean Wave house
List of names and hometowns of guests arriving at the Ocean Wave house including Mr and Mrs Gamble Toronto Canada Mr and Mrs A Anderson So Bend Ind Myr and X Co ON Scott Chester FP Scott Worcester Mary Lee Baker Newport Mrs H B Freemont Dorothy Freemont Mrs Archibald Kemp Brooklyn Mr and Mrs Mautusuy Worcester Beirne Lay Baltimore Mrs W T Knowlton Marion Knowlton Orange N Mr and Mrs C H Cloyster Marion FE Cloyston Lowell Dr A W Eidsed Mr and Mrs W L Eidsed Worcester Isabella box Carrie A Batsley Syracuse N Y Florence E Denman Elizabeth N E Mr and Mrs FL & Currier Miss Currier Miss Tramilton Mrs Starrington Taylor Miss Marjorie Taylor Newark Mrs H R B Freemont and daughter Mrs Kemp Brooklyn
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The
Ocean Wavehouse
Gamble
Toronto
Canada
A. Anderson
So. Bend
Ind
Myr. and
X Co
Orange N
H. Cloyster
Marion FE Cloyston
Lowell
A. W. Eidsed
W. IL Eidsed
Worcester
Isabella Box
Carrie A. Batsley
Syracuse
Florence
E. Denman
Elizabeth
N. E
FL &. Currier
Currier
Tramilton
Electric Railroad Will Be Built To Newmarket
The Newmarket Advertiser reports Wallace D. Lovell stating the electric railroad to Newmarket will be built next spring with possible work this fall if material is available. Two new open cars at Hampton car barn marked New Market signal business plans and operations within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
Hampton Beach
Wallace D. Lovell
Hampton
Newmarket Advertiser
Very Numerous Birds Describe Yellow Billed Cuckoo
The article notes the yellow billed cuckoo is very numerous this season. It details the birds’ cries resembling a tree frog, regional names such as blt craws in Bagkind, and differences between yellow and black billed varieties. It praises the cuckoo’s graceful form and describes coloration and features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagkind
Advertising personality in barnum style guides appeal
Printer's Ink argues that true advertising power comes from real individual personality. It cites P T Barnum's use of self-promotion and parade presence as evidence that personality drives modern publicity across stores and candy kitchens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum
Valuable horse dead at Granite State Park trainer cites attack
Dover report says Ang. Peleg, a bay gelding owned by Fred Clark of Providence, started in the 2:28 trot at Granite State Park yesterday but was distanced in the first heat due to a sudden attack of something. The horse was valued at 3500 dollars.
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Canneys Music Store
Congress Street
Hersey
T. L. Hersey
Kearsarge House
L. P. Wendell & Co
Market Square
Thomas
Lester
Water Street
Xynider & Cotton
Market Street
General Steam Laundry
State Street
Lawson
Teachers Institute
Real Estate Conveyancse
NEW Hampshire League
Sale
Vatican
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Miladelphia
Baltimore
Cleveland
Croweland
New England League
Manches
Ter. Lawrence
Lawrence
Fall River
Taver Aull
Ashland
Kittery Point
Hampton Beagh
Vermont Association
Trampton Falls
Fred H. Ward
Sea View House
Rye Beach
Boxta
Salisbuy Head
Ocean House
C. He Watson
John J. McClure
Dodge
W. K.burn
Taewell
Brown
Uheo
Childs
Northampton
Mas
Hartnett
Hampton Pally
Chi Fellows
Tt Tool
Fixeter
Gen
Alhere Th. Pew
Robinson Female Academy
Artivala
Eolmond J. Ford
J. A. Z. Sherwond
Duncent
Charles J. Morrill
Anson J. Cole
J. Robinson
John Fer
Guson
Elizabeth R. Robertson
Somervilly
George H. Jepson
Charles H. Nevers
Burrham
A. A. Carpenter
Chew
Rye North Seach
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