Hampton Beach Politicians Draw Crowd Amid Waves At Center
Prominent men gather at Hampton Beach as spectators weigh if it is New Hampshire’s summer capital. Cyrus Sulloway, Rufus Well, Charles Hamblett, Alvah Sulloway, Edward Kimball, E B S Sanborn and Alfred Collings mix with locals. Lovell, Elwell and others discuss trolley franchises and summer headquarters amid political chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Beach
New Wiampshire
Portsmouth
Cyrus A. Sulloway
Rufuswell
Exeter
Sulloway
Congress
United States
Charles J. Hamblett
Nashua
Alvah W. Sulloway Franklin
Warren Brown
Hampton New
Railroad Commission
Edward L. Kimball
Pot
Boston
E. B. 8. Sanborn
Franklin
Davwi Ureh
E.G. Laach
Prannklin
Hampton Falls
Graves
Rockingham Junction
John, Pender
Joseph Rowe
Brentwood
Moses Dow
Piaistmo
Rockingham
Republican Guard
New Frampshire
Cutler
Bailey
Manchester
Colonel Elwell
Mr. Lovell
Ocean Hotel
Lovell
New Hampshire
Trolley King
Alfred A. Collins
Danville
State Senate
Collins
Rockingham County
TL. Brooks Bodwell
Bodwell
Ton. CG. A
Foster
Dover Democrat
Dover
Ogden
Concord
Suspension Bridge Proposed Across Piscataqua River
The Herald notes renewed talk of a suspension bridge from Freeman’s Point to Kittery to improve cross river transport for Portsmouth and surrounding interests. Engineers favor a high structure to allow vessels to pass, with government and legislative approval needed before any project moves forward.
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Portsmouth
Kittery
Freeman's Point
Old Eastern Railroad
Church Hill
Badger's Island
Maine
New Hampshire
War Department
Portsmouth and
Seabrook Beach Development by Granite Sea Land Co
A new Seabrook Beach project is under rapid development by Granite Sea Land Co. Two hundred Italian workers are leveling dunes between the Massachusetts line and Thurpton River bridge. Grading nears completion as gravelling begins next week. A one mile breakwater from the bridge to the state line forms a six foot plank walk. Landscape plans by Frank M. Bladshet of Albany and project leadership by John T. Desmond of Taverhill oversee site layouts and building plots.
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Granite Sea Land Company
Massachusetts State Line
Thurpton River
Massachusetts Line
Frank M. Bladshet
Albany
N.Y
John T. Desmond
Taverhill
Police arrest three individuals for safe keeping
Police rounded up three dronka on Monday evening and locked them up in the station for safe keeping.
Exeter Happenings and Local Notices
Exeter August 12 Special Correspondence reports Officer Maurice Dwyer arrested Eugene White of Portsmouth for insulting a French girl Vina Treatue. White discharged for lack of evidence by Judge Shute. Funeral for Mrs. Jesse Myles, 21, of Pras Peel Street, wife of David Myles, held at Christ Church per Rev St Edward Goodridge. she came from Scotland and left seven sisters there plus two in America. Sunday golf scores at Exeter Golf Club handicap tournament include L L Pettingill 1 up over Frank Folsom, Fred Fellows 1 up over Reginald Stevenson, Loup Russell 6, beating Charles Byington 6 5 up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
Maurice Dwyer
Eugene White
Portsmouth
Pleasant Street
Vina Treatue
Shute
J. Warrent Towle
Perley Gardner
Jesse Robinson Myles
David Myles
Pras- Peel Street
St. Edward Goodridge
Christchurch
Myles
Scotland
Cottage Hospital
Nother
America
George Brown
Annie Shaw
Connecticut
Saunday
Exeter Golf Club
Lady Till Links
Pettingill
Frank Folsom
Fred
Fellows
Reginald C. Stevenson
Charles C. Russell
Charles B. Byington
Unclear OCR town notices and personal visits
Fragmentary text reports a ferry landing incident near Paurtameath and a resignation of Joseph Hubbs. It notes a quarterly church conference at the parsonage with mentions of Miss Maldred Reynalda of Cambridge Mase visiting Miss Lillian Young, and Mrs Boumer with her daughter visiting relatives. Ex-Postmaster James Trefe is described as very ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paurtameath Ferry Landing
Joseph Hubbs
Setand Hewitt
Maldred Reynalda
Cambridge
Lillian Young
Chief Boumer
James
Trefe
Insane Woman’s Windfall Shocks County Officials
County Commissioner Joseph R. Rowe received a 1632 check as the inheritance of Mrs Lucy Guptill, an inmate at the Rockingham county farm. The late Mrs Hayes died intestate in Stoneham Mass in 1901, with Mrs Guptill later found to be her sister. Other sisters in Lawrence and Newton learned of shared inheritance, while Guptill, long confined, may now be entitled to a pension for her late husband, a jeweler and former soldier.
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Joseph R. Rowe
Lucy EB
Rockingham County
Popele
Hayes
Stoneham
Mass
East Kingston
Guptill
Omnion
MM Guptill
County Offciala
Hannah E. Moulton
Newton
Juney J. Ghaptiit
First Division contenders seek prize next Saturday
Edward Chickering and Walter Cotton lead victories in matches over Hell and Daw while Arthur Gooner wins. Samuel Harriat French loses to Smith as 41 to play noted. Friday marks the Feast of the Assumption at St Michaels church with mass at eight and vesper and benediction in the evening. Oscar Boucher and Clara Belanger wed in Amesbury as Miss Belt becomes drawing teacher in Exeter public schools. Winter street school progress shown with two stories and four rooms per floor. Veteran Firemen plan a payout on Court Street tonight with related Mester Portsmouth meeting after play. Exeter Hampton Amesbury railway attempt fails to gain power from Portsmouth line. Mugene DeMerritt to enter Le high University in the fat Warren Hayes at Wetherells pharmacy takes a vacation in Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Way
Edward C. Chickering
Samuel Hell
Walter FE. Cotton
Albert N. Daw
Dr. D. F. Wells
Litchfield Cotton
Thomas Smith
Migs Harriat French
Capt
Arthur FL Gooner
Senater
Robert Kent
St. Michaels Ehurch
Oscar Boucher
Georges M. Heaton
Clara Belanger
Amesbury
Ahee L. Belt
South Hoston
Exeter
ALC
Randall
Belt
Boston Normal Art School
Winter Street
Widh
A. J. Marden
John Gove
Charles Lord
Court Street
Bln
Portsmouth
Exeter, Hampton and Amesbury Street
Cara
Neconmary
Jrampton
KITTERY Brainard Te Smith Hones Posi Hen in Office
Fragmentary text mentions Brainard Te Smith in a position within an office, with unclear context and incomplete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainard Te. Smith
Massachusetts Regiment Widow and Survivor Details
In a historical note a soldier of Massachusetts regiment died soon after the war leaving a widow and one son who is still living and a resident of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Regiment
Ife
Fang
Local notices and events from New Castle community
August 12 The Junior Order of American Mechanics plans a regular meeting at Pythian hall on Man street tomorrow evening to arrange for the September 4 and 10 event. Street work continues with Oliver Randall grading Giver street after rains washed it out. Conrad Tush moves into a repaired and painted Ratkinson street home. George W. Davidson shows rapid knee recovery. Mrs J J Davia visited North Rye Beach. Curtis arrivals include Mr and Mrs C R Davis of Wakefield Mass John D Augar of Cambridge Mass and Miss Ida M Lathaway of Somerville Mass. Soldiers at Fort Constitution were relocated yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Order of American Mechanics
Pythian Hall
Man Street
Oliver Randall
Giver Street
Conrad Tush
Main Street
Ratkinson Stree
George W. Davidson
J. J. Davia
Noth Rye Beach
The
Curtis
R. Davis
Wakerfield
Mass
John
Kittery Point Holds Annual Ladies Circle Sale
The Congrational church ladies circle sale is set for tomorrow on the pursomage grounds with afternoon and evening hours offering ice cream cake candy and various fancy articles. Summer cottages and hotels are active with guests and visitors pour into the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eirele
Goriah Island
John M. ‘Tobey
Everett Dunaway
Manchester
Kittery Point
York
Greenacre
Horace T. Rowe
Portamouth
Surgeon General Rivey Visits Portsmouth Visits
Surgeon General P M Rivey United States Navy visited Rockingham Portsmouth on Monday. He said the visit was routine as he tours naval hospitals at navy yards and could not confirm rumors of a naval prison on Seavey Island. He planned to travel to Boston after the inspection and would not discuss project details absent a meeting with Secretary Moody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Rivey
U.S. N
Rockingham
Herald
President McKinsey
McKinley
Hedding Announces Weekly Lectures and Chorus Plan
Rain delayed classes at Hedding Monday morning with sun by noon and a thunder shower in the evening. Miss Ellen To. Hivbard resumes Bible lectures on The Christian's Higher Experience. Prof. Willis Clark of Boston organizes a chorus with two weeks drill in voice culture. Cantata Fair Ellen set for August 23 final concert. Louise Parkhurst to accompany piano. Prof. Frank F. Baker gave an illustrated lecture on Life in the Land of the Sphinx. attendance reduced by rain. Rev. Thomas Whiteside visits Melrow, Mass. Albert Tauber and son Ray of Newton, Mass., guests of relatives. Deer sighted near the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedding
Ellen To. Hivbard
Frank F. Baker
Baker
Feypt
Methuen Society House
Thomas Whiteside
Melrow
Mass
Albert Tauber
Ray
Newton
Pos O Ofice
Notice for Labor Day Parade Participation 1902
All union businessmen who want to take part in the street parade on Labor Day September 1 1902 must notify the parade committee chairman Ernest Brown at 3 Islington Street by mail on or before August 28 Per Order Committee.
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Ernnest Brown
Islington Street
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Canneys Music Store
Congress Street
Mae
Hersey
Tye
T. L. Hersey
Bearsage House
A. P. Wendell , Co
Market Square
Matsrisi
Thomas G. Lester
Water Street
Rider & Cotton
Market Street
State Street
NJ Ewe
Pat
HIVE
Bummer Capital
Hampton
Bulloway, Elwell and
Collings
Northwood & Dover
Knut
Kowd
Traley Hnes
Canobie Lake
Lawrence” Enes
J. P. Miller
P. Miller
Boston Sunday Globe
Piscataqua
St Pension Bridge
Freeman’s Point
Fortsmouth Bridge
Seabrook Beach
Amate
Helrese
Walker Square
Christian Shore
William H. Smith
Mugene BB. DeMerritt
Lehigh University
Warren Hayes
Wetherells Pharmacy
Montreal
Rivey
Fhe Naval Hospital
Naval Prison
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