The Return of Eleanor Gordon at Beaton's Theatre
Theatrical review notes Eleanor Gordon in Weill's Theatre Beaton presenting Dips on Taps by Woolf with Joseph Sullivan in support. The piece follows a young wife who secretly pawns to fund gowns, creating complications, amid a rapid Keith's circuit lineup including Carter De Haven and the Gordon contingent.
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Weill
Beaton
Dostan
Bigar Allen Woolf
Joseph Sullivan
Forsieh
Keith
Carter de Haven
Beau Brummel
New York
Clyer
Sity. Org
Nichols Sisters
al Arleton
Move- Toquist
Itl
Apdale
Manchester Firebug Suspected After Fourth Blaze
In Manchester on Wednesday at 2:30 am a fire was set for the fourth time in four weeks near Hanover Street. The origin is beneath a stairway to the Elks Hall, same spot as prior fires, damaging J. Comolly’s artillery store below. Several shop workers were injured.
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Manchester
Anaver Street
Euka’ Black
Elks
J. Comnoly
William P. Gardin
Thandl Codaire
Mulner
Buveve
Gre
Tun i
Vokt
Thomas Fe Varick Manehugter Case Noted
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Thomas Fe Varick and a reference to a mis-spelled or corrupted docket entry. No clear event details, date, or outcome are readable.
Navy Orders shuffle officers and ships in scattered assignments
Navy directs Lt Cmdr Dr P Sel les to Uwe Michigan as navigator and Lt Cmdr D Wynla mer to bureau of equipment. Paymaster A M Pippin to Independence as pay officer, Mare Island California. Several officers reassigned to ships along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, with several vessels already en route to southern drill grounds. Orders revoke Vickburg to the air coast. vessel to assemble at the Muelle for the present.
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DR. P. Selles
Uwe Michigan
D. Wynlamer
Bureau of Equipment
Navy Department
A. M. Pippin
Independence
Mare Island
California
CH. O'Leary
South Carolina
Stalnaker
Shear
Naval Mediea
Hovytal
Wahington
Stringham
Buihatt
Shubrick
Charlandhade
Hamalan
Ringdalena Bay
Saileé
Connecticut
Tompiins
Southern Grill
Yanklow
Nebraska
Navy Yard
New York
Wansagy
Georgia
Philadelphia
Eyill Sounds
Standiah
Annayuiin
Vestal
Lambert Point
Bradford
Wisconsin
New Port
Southern Drill Grounds
New Jersey
Busian
Newport
Vickeburg
Gemble
Muelle
Runaway Horse Incident Shocks Medford Community
Robert Th. Mores of Medford Massachusetts, son of Charles A. Mores, a newly elected school superintendent, attempted to grab the wagon of a delivery horse outside the town post office. The horse bolted, throwing Mores and another man to the ground. both clung to the reins and halted the animal as townspeople watched. No one else injured, and the ride ended with the horse controlled by bystanders.
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Hruawick
Robert Th. Mores
Medford
Mass
Charles ‘A. Mores
Tartlamd
Mores
Harvey J. Green
Ain
Hadge
Ste
Le horse brought to a stop after incident
A transportation mishap left Le horse halted by an unidentified stoppage. Nofoio reports no further damage or injuries as of press time. Further details about cause or involved parties are unavailable.
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Nofoio
Portsmouth Maine Coast Fishing Vessels Listed in Storm-Torn Entry
A fragmented Navy era log lists vessels from Gannet to Mary B. Lynch, including schooners Clara EZ and Elton G. Burke, fishing grounds near Boston and New England ports. Several craft such as Ella Ie. Crowell and F G French are named among schooners and barges with reported turns, salling, and grounding details amid storm notes.
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Portsmouth
United States
Vonmilssion
Gannet
Geenless
Mootivay
Gelisoner
Mangor
Boston
Seloaner
Ted Docket
Tibbetts
Hockpart
Ome
Elton G. Burke
Schowner
Mabelle
Leagytt
Robert and Cow
Chapel
Cyturn
Whith
Ella Ie
Crowell
Lea Levensaier
F. G. French
Neille Eaton
Merriam. Schuguur
Jordan L. Molt
Schooer
Lawrence Murilock
Mary B. Lynch
Rehooner
Teresa D. Bots
Sahosuer Elin
Seeheeney
Initiates at Tee Phi Fraternity at New Hampshire College
STATE COLLEGE report lists J. P. Buxton M. E. Davis L. J. Drew W. M. Falconer P. A. Fostey A. J. Potter R. M. Sanborn J. A. Tarbell as initiates at Tee Phi Fraternity in Thompson Hall. banquet followed with songs and toasts by Hoyt and others. readings included Poyster Hardy and Sanborn.
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Tee Phi
New Hampshire College
IY GW
Berggyans
Real Sanborn
Code
Bom
PM Nue
Phenty
BL Scott
B Altar
O GURE and Sous In One Day
An unclear fragment references AP minds and a galil tale with various names and places. The readable bits suggest a brief event or note involving multiple individuals and groups, but specifics are not provided.
Missing Farm Buildings Fire Report Near Hampton Dawn
A fire at a farm near Hampton at dawn destroyed a new house and several structures. Neighbors observed flames bursting from the Len leans area as firefighters battled the blaze. Cattle and supplies were reportedly lost, with authorities noting the fire started from a pipe or a similar source.
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Hampton
Warner
Frynk Maran San
Mion
Harriman Estate Valued At 149 Million In 19th Century Report
Report cites an appraisal of Harriman’s estate listing a value around 149 million. The document notes the appraisal as completed but questions arise about public disclosure and related fines in the record.
Marietta Sailors Programally Last
Marietta sailors programally last note details mural officers and university department actions. Nonspecific fragments reference Waelder Dee 2 Nathbus and con cermin une quisshing antlers with hour shit pares maton dt omayn.
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Waelder
Freight Rate Case Rehearing Sought by Manchester Interests
Concord and Manchester figures file for a rehearing on the demurrer in the freight rate case, challenging whether state statutes regulate interstate transportation and if federal supremacy overrides state controls. The original suit sought to restrain railroads from charging rates exceeding state limits on freight moved over lines operating under state authority.
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Concord Dees
Johm M. Mitchel
City
Fou
Oliver i
Manchester
Duston
Maine Road
Supreme Court
Whit
Equity
Muwanding
Ly Jos
Eastman
de Cour
Ion
Batl
Toeham County
Thnt
Qeyoud Ueh U Court
Ald Bye
United States
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Boston and Maine railroad improvement plans approved
Voters approved substantial expenditures for railroad upgrades as funds earmarked for steel underframes and freight cars were authorized. The Boston and Maine Railway directors moved ahead with a multi-million dollar package to modernize tracks and equipment, including 2060 steel underframes and related freight car purchases.
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Boston
New England
Diraclars
Boston &Maine
Reducing Fat Without Drugs or Diet Claims Marmola Tablets
An old advertisement touts Marmola Tablets as a simple fat reducing aid claiming they convert fatty matter into blood and remove excess fat via digestion. It warns against confusing Marmola with harmful pills and urges readers to order by mail from Marmola Co Spacy, promising harmless, effective weight loss.
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Angie
Yan
Boston & Naine property improvements under way and new vote
The Boston and Naine property shows $3,000,000 allocated for improvements currently in progress. Combined with a recent $3,006,069 vote for an addition, the tolling stock suggests that New Ireland’s hopes are not being threatened.
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Boston & Naine
New Ireland
Barton Horald
Aune Pie
Maine House Granite Uses Same Quarry as Original Build
Granite for the state house addition in Hallowell is to be quarried from the same quarry as the original building to ensure color and texture match. The granite contract, valued around $80,000, supports the Longfellow farm quarry opening now boosted by new equipment to meet deadlines.
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Hallowell
Nhe
Longfellow
Sar Nel Longfellow
Trac
Tredwell
Augustus T. Longfellow
Hellewell
Drowning Tragedy Hits Fort Warfield Skating Party
On a thin pond near Stevens’ Mitt in Fort Warfield Me a skating group faced tragedy when seventeen year old Mat tle Hopkins drowned during an evening outing. Norman wrench narrowly escaped the same fate as rescuers frantically tried to save them on the dangerous surface.
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Fort Warfield
Stevens’ Mitt Pond
Miss Mattle
Hopkins
Norman Wrench
Anya
In the Name of the Czar at Mualee Hall
The WhiteatioStrangss company presented In The Name of the Czar at Mualee Hall on Wednesday evening and offered a similar quality program during the week. Vaudeville acts met audience expectations as the Burdette Brothers remained a featured act while the Johnson sisters offered notable performances. The evening also showcased the Wagerman companion piece A Cowboy Millionaire and a short film directed by the Santa director.
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WhiteatioStrangss
Well Known Here Prod Murphy on the Train Rally
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Murphy and a rally on a train. The readable portion references a male figure connected with the event and a term now cervi¢n but lacks clear dates, places, or outcomes.
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Murphy
Cervi¢N
Bowlers Defeat Elks at Arcade Alleys in Court Session
On Wednesday evening at Arcade Alleys a bowling match ended with the Elks club defeated by a solid margin. Judge William MW Fluaner of Laconia presided as the session dealt with a surge of business noted by those in court.
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Elks Alleys
Lum
Wile
Young
Aun
Afernoon
William MW
Fluaner
Laconia
Attorneva
Planter
Superior Court adjourns after week in Derry session
The week’s session of Superior Court at Derry concluded with the court adjournment on Wednesday. The proceedings covered the insurances brought before the week’s docket and resulted in a closing of the matters opened Monday.
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Derry
Superior Court
Nore
Unclear boxing match report from Paducah area
fragmented OCR notes describe a twelve round bout involving Box Frncat Lee and George Sampson of VW with a side bet of 160 dollars. Lee, known locally for challenging Jesse Hood, is part of a boxing scene with uncertain venue and outcome details.
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Frncat Lee
George Sampson
Paducah
Java
Lee
Jesse Hood
Tia Ring
Neliher
Seventy five years ago strike disrupts factory work
A fragmented account notes a 75 year old strike by female workers, causing shifts to start at 6 o clock and affecting evening duties. The garbled text references wages and conditions during a historical labor dispute.
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Cotor
Taciy
Demograts Nominate in Wirrd One For Ward Council
Members nominating for ward councilman and registrars of voters face a muddled report with several misspellings. The luyrdette Bros. are noted for good service at Musle Wail, while Didger and Eugene Sullivan appear in the registrar slate amid unclear text.
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Vandis
Smi Wan We Ritefeld
Quilligin Didger
Eugene Sullivan
Registrars of Voters
Luyrdette Bros
Musle Wail
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