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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1908
Page
2
A garbled Mason-Dixon era clipping discusses Governor Coby Jol John Rockefeller and a misprint in a Maine newspaper. It mentions the Brigis Vyner commission, taxes and costs, and local annexation questions near Pine Valley and Wilton.
A chaotic local bulletin reports Hackett of Portsmouth protesting city policies under Mayor Tackett. It notes alleged favoritism toward certain trades and a push for reforms, with critics urging action and voter attention ahead of upcoming deadlines.
A fragment from a Fortamowih report notes concerns about credibility of the overall story and the ongoing investigation. Officials consider possible motives and next steps in evaluating the facts.
The piece urges Porte citizens to back the Republican slate for city offices. It highlights Judge Adkins and other candidates for mayoral and ward positions, praising their records, integrity, and commitment to reducing taxes and ensuring good government.
The Rockingham County Republican Club held a quarterly meeting at the Protaie rooms with Col Rufus on presiding, Arthur Noyes elected secretary in Clary’s absence, and a slate of attendees including Senator Charien Ul Smith and Albert Wil Weiss. Discussion covered past election results, taxation, reform methods, and party strategy with remarks on the Exeter vote and candidate support in Kensington and New England regions.
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A reflective explainer on how Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar and related works frame political betrayal. It discusses Brutus Cassius and Antony as archetypes, praising humane leadership while warning against tyranny, with references to staging and dramatic critique in historical literary tradition.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled gossip about headlines and features. Mentions Globe images, readers, and various named segments with unclear context and many misspellings. The piece hints at media coverage and a Sunday edition but contains no coherent events or facts.
A riot erupts as mobs loot shops and attack residences in the town near the polling area. General Potdovin orders troops to restore order after nine killed and widespread property damage. Police clash with villagers, and authorities later deploy royal guards to quell the unrest.
A turbulent scene in Port au Prince ends with disorder as crowds disperse while foreign naval forces from the American cruisers Tacoma and Des Moines and the French cruiser De Sashay Crowny guard the city. General Poidevin’s firm stand is noted as pivotal in preventing pillage and chaos. The committee moves to deploy land forces and consider foreign centers for help.
An old advertisement touts a cough cure claiming it relieves a cough by haling its effects for hours. It mentions Leach's Virgin Owl of Plu erui pattnel and Leet Che nent Coy, Cincinnati.
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