03 Dec 1901
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1901
Page
1
A dubious testimonial from Wilt Ridge UL claims a trial bottle of Asthene cures severe throat and asthma pains. The writer, citing long illness and failed cures, urges readers to send a name and address for a free bottle, presenting affectionate religious framing and dramatic assurances.
Rev Dr Morris Wachsler Taidracl New York reports an asthma remedy Asthinalene containing no chlorefane is allegedly proven to be effective after expert analysis. The Rabbinic figure promotes the treatment as astonishing despite uncertain scientific backing.
Washington December reports state Miss Bione and Muie are alive per a Harry Shane note to the State Department. U.S. chargé d’affaires in Constant Appie received word claiming credible authority confirms the two women alive, despite widespread uncertainty and police pressure.
Concord December session of the United States and district court faces discussion by a committee appointed by the Bar Association. Robert A. Chamberlain of Berlin, Waser Sargent, and Jeury BF. Collis of Concord lead talks on timing to avoid conflicts with state court terms while seeking necessary federal revision.
Dispatches from Manila claim a planned Latz Massacre by C Nimth Infantry in San vo and involving American forces. The report notes a planned attack on a specific day with enlistment numbers and aims to threaten the American position.
Fragmented OCR reads like a report on a Portland election reform push. Key figures and groups are unclear, but mentions broad coalitions, a veto threat, and stalled action as a deadline nears. Officials aim to preserve a remit while balancing interests of business and residents.
Fragmentary report describes an attack during a New York festival. Police investigation focuses on a suspect linked to a nearby ceremony while officials weigh security steps amid rising tensions.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Meade court martial with testimony on MajorAuchheinter and related figures. The judge notes variances in testimony and attempts to pull together the disputed statements.
A Colombian gunboat towed a vessel bearing troops from Colon toward Panama City. The mission aims to clear remaining Therals bands in Panama department. The report notes the movement was ongoing today and centers on security operations in the region.
ARS Ballington Booth III of the Volunteers of America, formerly of the Salvation Army, collapsed today while delivering a talk to students at Colorado College in Colorado Springs. He was stricken by heart trouble caused by excessive altitude. his condition varied during the day.
The Washington session opened with lawmakers facing a slate of issues. A Pacific cable project was among the wide range of topics debated before noon, drawing pointed questions from several members about calendar timing and policy implications.
St Johns N B Dec 2 reports from the southern sea show many ice floes have moved into the straits of Belle Isle and the ice is sweeping into the approaches, hindering navigation and trapping vessels in the area.
Weather note from Washivetan on December 2 forecasts general fair conditions today in New Timberland with much colder air. Snow expected in the mountains by Wednesday, with fair skies and similar conditions continuing.
The Boston health department reports 38 new smallpox cases for the 48 hours ending at 9 this morning, as the public health watch continues.
A fragmented Washington dispatch discusses government aid proposals and budget concerns. The text mentions estimates, allocations, and possible cooperation with agencies, highlighting political debate and anticipated actions at the federal level. Names and precise figures are unclear due to OCR errors, but the article centers on government spending plans and fiscal oversight.
Fragmented OCR hints at a 19th century city pageant with children performing outdoors. Mentions serenade, English opera setting, staged sounds, and a community event with unclear coordinates and names. The readable bits imply a civic celebration or musical procession.
Fragmentary OCR mentions US trade ships and naval squadron near the West Indies. Details are unreadable, with several garbled names and actions. No clear event, date, or outcome can be determined from the readable segments.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local piece mentioning a robbery near York and Scotland, with notes about printers and a person named Miss Aithe Yee. References to an accident, a carrier, and an entertainment event at Curiasur chouten Friday 4 evening are present amid garbled names and places.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and roles from a social gathering or entertainment program. Mentions Mrs Gablamach and Wands, Mrs Petergson, Miss Warner, Rita, Vicki Bedden, Mabel, and others. Describes performances or arrangements with whistling, singing, and accompanying acts.
A Monday evening reception at the Afetty Covitrtieet parsonage honored Mics i Woods returning as Perma, with Mrs. Jam Behurman and Mrs. J. Parmentes presenting. Alisa Woods sang Spanish songs and led several pledging cues. a Standard bearer ceremony opened marking the gathering as a notable event for the local missionary society.
A plea urges more practical help from good Samaritans than grand speeches about love. The author stresses action over rhetoric, asserting that compassionate deeds outweigh fiery exhortations in making a real difference.
Tiedeh Lonpton and other officers met at the Osth Church Chapel on Middle Street for a Sunday evening lecture on World Conditions by Marekh. Attendees enjoyed the program, and refreshments followed. Secretary wo, treasurer Go a Parker, and several committees were named for the upcoming year.
A bizarre pestle of peculiar work emerges as the Denied Street portraitist Stamard presents a potato sculpture with a headlike form. The object features a palm of facial-like eyes, a nose, and a mouth while a basined base outlines the shape. observers note its odd, purposeful design.
A disjointed OCR fragment portrays a US judiciary clash with references to injunctions and court proceedings. The text mentions the United States judge, accusations of undermining the law, and a defendant brought before a court without proper edge rules, highlighting tension in legal commands and a possible contempt finding.
In a murky session, Henderson wins re election as speaker with support from key Albany figures. The vote hinges on familiar party lines as debates over leadership proceed amid cautious optimism and procedural tension. New York representative Cummings and peers vie for influence as the chamber reconvenes.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe seismic activity and a submarine event near San Rinces, with garbled references to a steamer and potential casualties. The text names no clear dates, places, or authorities beyond vague coastal mentions and disjointed phrases.
Private tatetitacion from Pre page the Nimer Wiener Tageblatt, via Londen Viner correspondent, notes that preliminary entangled positions converge toward a final conclusion. Goer circles anticipate a decisive turn soon.
Report suggests talks between Denmark and the United States on the Danish West Indies are nearing a formal treaty in Washington. The proposed price range is quoted around four million dollars, with figures varying as negotiations proceed.
Pay day for the naval force arrives as small engines head to New York. Admiral Reed’s residence is wired, the Stars and Stripes fly from a new chimney, and the Detroit’s masts will be removed. Tyrose and crew prepare for rapid action while Mrs Athorn joins the stern engineering department as a minor instructor.
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