Exeter Elwell seeks representative seat in state legislature
Aug 10 Exeter notes Nomination papers filed for Republican candidacy by Hon Mufus N Elo well for the legislature. The town reports the sudden death of Charles W Young at Hall place aged sixty six. Survived by three children Mrs Albert S Wetherell and George H Young of this town and Charles W Young of Laconia. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Also details on Moses N Collins post meeting and Red Ben’s Hall use for veterans. Various local visits and summer travelers noted before close.
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Exeter
Mufus N. Elowell
Charles W. Young
Hall Place
Albert S. Wetherell
George HL
Laconia
Govvices
Moses N. Collins
G. AL FL
Red Ben's Hall
Nellet Corps
Somce
Minnie Kimball
Wolfeboro
Alanson Palmer
Cons Yy
Frank Dawson
Milton
Hedding
French Hogs
New York
Town Court Clears Drunkard After Brief Hearing
John Hayes of South Boston faced a police court on Tuesday for drunkenness. He was intoxicated and disruptive, but the judge released him with advice and told him to leave town. A schooner, the James J. Muley from Bath, Me, ran aground near Exeter while towing toward port, prompting a delayed harbor tow and eventual repositioning at the local wharf. A socialist rally on Tuesday evening near the town hall featured Wilson B. Killenbeck promoting socialism under President Taft, drawing a broad turnout. Foulmore Cady of Phillips Exeter Academy tennis team left for St. Johnsbury, Vt, for the Vermont state championship tournament beginning Tuesday. Goldenrod Kisses, a Talney creation at York Beach, drew crowds along with the beach itself.
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Websterleigh
Watitute
Roger J. Wilson
Boston
Johny Hayes
South Boston
Irving Hapter
John
James JH. Muley
Bath
Meltea
Ordwig S Point
Newmarket
Stratham
Iva
Mer
Lanst
Exeter
Woodchurk Point
Portsmouth
Maloy Jin
Coat Wharf
Wilson B. Killenbeck
New Jersey
Taft
Foulmore Cady
Phillips Exeter ‘Academy
St. Johnsbury
Vermont
Ellot Neck Camp Notes and Local Visits
Local residents and visitors thronged Ellot Neck camp with guests from Haverhill Portand Biddeford and Baltimore. Lectures on economic platforms school improvement and Christianity were delivered at Green Acre Oils morning and Pine Grove Sunday services featured Rev C W Dufflett and Miss Corie Walter providing music. The tennis court is ready for use alongside baseball and field sports with walking parties and a camp picnic for senior members and guests Miss Nettie G Davud from Springfield ML is spending two weeks at the camp.
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Bitot
George I. Wildhine
Haverhill
Andrey Godwin
Vrons P. Crooks
Henry Steblaw
Vivold Searles
Fiomly
McGlarty
Broutton
Enna Wherres
Marla Kennison
Ellot
Flora Sampson
Green Acre
Helen Comphat
Boston
Marie
Sanmelle Cromer
Aiken
South Carolina
C. W.dufflett
Pine Grove
Lanier_camp
Tole Dulon
Cornelia Walter
Baltimore
Harry Harwood
Frost
Accident at Sawyer mills injures Dover worker
Jobin Casey, a Sawyer mills employee of the American Woolen Company, was drawn into a picker and severely injured. He lost his right arm at the socket, sustained severe injuries to his right side, and bled heavily. He received care from Dr. George A. Telman and was rushed to Wentworth hospital in Glidden & Glidden's ambulance, listed on the dangerous list. Casey has a wife and five children.
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Dover
Jobin Casey
Sawyer Mills
George A. Telman
Wentworth Hospital
Glidden & Glidden
Cakey
Reacies
Burnhan
Demetrict
SUCCESS IN THE NAVY BRINGS PROMOTION FOR B J MURPHY
An illustration of naval opportunity, B J Murphy rises from apprentice electrician to chief wireless telegrapher in three years. Enlistment, hard work, and rapid skill in wireless telegraphy advance his rank and salary above $100 monthly. A vacation likely precedes his return to service.
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B. J. Murphy
U. S
Wisconsin
Murphy
Al Reynard at Portsmouth Theatre Generates Noted Attention
At Music Hall Mr. Al Reynard the monologist and character change artist at the Portsmouth Theatre this week draws special attention with his clever act and is regarded as one of the best seen on our stage for a long time. He delivers a crowd pleasing performance with notable versatility.
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al Reynard
Portsmouth
Art
Untitled fragment hints at concert with Aly and Keynard engagement
Fragmentary text suggests a musical performance with Aly and Keynard. It mentions audience attention and a round of applause, noting a finale involving a ghost or host. Details are unclear, but the event appears to be a public engagement with a notable singer or group.
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Aly
Ong
Atlantic City Route Advertised in Historical Notice
Prominent travelers and firms advertise the most popular route to Atlantic City and Jersey Coast resorts. The notice lists names tied to travel and lodging, including James Barry and Agt C. H. Maynant, with mentions of offices in Baltimore and Boston.
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Atlantic City
Jersey Coast
Old Point Comfort
Washington
James Barry
C. H. Maynant
Frovyidenot
Boston
Maus
W. P. Turner
F. T. M. Japerel
Baltimore
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A. P. Wendell & CO
Market Square
Tk . A
Patent Office
Gresley
Patents
U. S. Patent Office
Eliot
Lanier Camp
Dover Doings
Wistonain
MUSIC
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Howe
T. Newton
Annstietor
Little Harbor
Rye
Little Harbor Road
Queen OF
Merchants’ and Misers’ Trans. Co. Steamship Lines
Providence
Norfolk
Newport News
Frank Jones
New England
Towle's
Congress St
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Your. Botley
Isles of Shoals
Str.sightseer
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Star Island
Oceanic Hotel
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Charles J. Wood
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