Strike winds down as union crews return amid fear and disruption
Reports from St Paul indicate the strike at Northern Pacific and related lines nears settlement as many switchmen express readiness to resume work while fearing for protection. Governor Eberhart seeks mediation. extra carriers and horses are used to move freight amid reports of hundreds more strike breakers arriving from Winnipesaukee and Chicago.
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St. Paul
Morrison
Unron
Brother
Gailway
FT. Hawley
Switchmen's Union of North America
Trubing
Hawley
4S Brotherhood
Brotherhood
Inday
Winnipes
Chicago
Eberhart
McFiven
Argantve An Jale Fatale Board of
Alianoafa
North Kota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Inneh
Kelsey
Wi Paints
Dakota
Great Northern
Brainard Finn
Northern Page yard workers prepare for opening day
Alsolete notes indicate the divinity and clerks of the Northern Page are mobilizing. They are expected to start today with ferals and their clerks assembling three crews and working day shifts. Stelkebreakers are anticipated to arrive there forenoon.
Dartmouth Freshmen Barred From Football Practice
Dartmouth enforces a rule barring first year men from football prep while new gymnasium subscription figures are tallied. The plan aims for long term benefit despite short term impact on the team. The first smokers and campus concerts are noted to support student life.
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Dartmouth
Troy
Leay Tay
Thay
Trea
Amapunt
Perest
Laxative Ad Claims Cure for Cold in One Day
An old advertisement promises to cure a cold in one day using Kako LAXATIVE BUOMD. The copy highlights a refund if it fails and notes a box price of 280. It mentions Grovins as the retailer or distributor and emphasizes early shipping or availability.
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Ome Bay
Grovins
Silvia Threads at Portsmouth Music Hall Staged by Miss Kent
Gouise Kent leads the cast in Silver Threads at the Portsmouth Music Hall. Richart J. Jose produces a vaudeville style performance with Miss Kent billed as a leading woman in America. The piece features Ruth Laurie in a supporting role and is promoted as a notable winter novelty.
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Gouise Kent
Richart J. Jose
Portsmouth Music Hall
Fee
Vaudevuld
Miss Kent
America
Ruth Laurie
Sailboat Tena Sunk After Explosion At Port
Paris reports the ship Tena sank after an explosion while approaching port during a test firing. About eight crew members were killed and several injured as the vessel, used as a target in new practice, capsized beneath the water.
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Paris
Teine
Buttery Letter Skating, Sermons, and Harbor News
The page notes weekend skating despite rough ice, local social calls by W Horne and others, and a long run of church sermons at Sea and Christian church led by Dr Macy pluster with Sunday services and Bible school. It also reports ship traffic, dock activities, a casualty list of names, and naval vessels with updates on Valentine Cra and captains Obeney and Guakan.
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Alonzo Hoare
Comercial Street
Sterling
Navy Yard
W. H. Horne
Dover
Fo. Btown
Portland
Christ
Macy Pluster
Neon
Fuaior Christinn Lindeaver
Port of Portsmouth Latest Arrivals and Towing Vessels
At the Port of Portsmouth on December 4 a rush of arrivals and movements is noted. Steamer Massagoit to Hastport with general cargo. Jemrey bound for Gloucester with herring. tug Paull Merri towing barges Devon and Strafford. multiple schooners and tugs listed with destinations from Boston to Bangor and Rockland. Several vessels, including Kuroki and Massasoit, are observed towing barges to various ports, reflecting a busy harbor operations day and complex routing among York Me to Boston and beyond.
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Portsmouth
Massagoit
Simmons
Phimmer
Portland
Boston
Ilizabhoviport
Wood
Anslud
Massasoit
Iren
Mastport
Ata
Jeffrey
Biddetar Pool
Gloucester
VW. Merriam
Tori Johnson
John
N. B. Ooner
Rockland
Mary FE
Lynch
Ironty Tusten
Stonington
Lawrence
Murdock
Rom
Glouceaster
Brooksville
Elza Levensalar
Tomrmouth
Belfast
Pachasset
Bangor
New York
Clara If
Cowee
Tangar
Bostion
Wareld T. Verry
Stockton
Hooper Teresa D. Baker
Thesert
Allentown
Mierbetiport
Nawi
Rockport
Cape Porpoise Harbor Expenditure Report 1909 Summary
The United States Engineers Bureau details Maine and New Hampshire harbor work for the fiscal year ending June 30 1909. Dredging at Cape Porpoise totaled 129 47 dollars, including widening the outer entrance, under a contract completed December 1 1908. Notable items: Lubec channel completed. Portland dredging 54052 cubic yards for Mare Roi buoy at cost 81886.84. Kennebec River work from Gardiner to Augusta with 61743.87 spent. no work at Bar Harbor Bagaduce or Isles of Shoals. Bangor channel widened by Western Dredging Company for 124000 dollars.
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United States Enginers” Bureau
Bent Dietrict
Nie
Ivers
Maine
Dsay
Lubec Channel
Mount Desert
Porcupine Island
Bar Harbor
Suut
Union River
Ploh
Mayen
Bagaduce River
Bangor
Western Dredging Company
Hookland Harbor
Sasania
Upper Hell Gate
Kennebec
Bath
Gardiner
Augusta
Baco River
Capa Porpoise
Isles of Shoals
Cocheco
Little Harbor
Navy Orders Rename Officers to Pacific and Atlantic Duties
Navy orders assign Ren Admiral TR.7 Nicholson to chief of bureau of navigation with 10 duty. Lieutenant A C Cates transfers from Nebraska duty to Atlantic staff. Trentenants W C Walls and W Milne head to staff commander third squadron Pacific fleet aboard Charleston. Lieutenant A Eail to Tan voc, lieutenant J C Bay to the Con.
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Nicholson
Bureau of Navigaton
A.C. Cates
Nebraskey
Atlantic Feet
Trentenants
W.c.walls
W. Milne
Third Squadron
Pacific Fleet
Charleston
A. Eail
Tan Voc
J. C. Bay
Con
Prescription for nervous debility offered as free cure
A veteran Detroit area notice advertises a physician made remedy for weak manhood and vigor failure. It promises a free copy of the prescription in a plain sealed envelope to any man who writes for it, claiming the formula is the surest cure and urging readers to stop remedies. Address given as Robinson 4721 Lack Building, Detroit.
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Iran
Robinson
King Edward Named Arbitrator in US China Accord
A foreign envoy confirmed King Edward acts as arbitrator in the unlikely arm’s length talks between the United States and China. The invitation notes a neutral role to mediate the mile between tensions and cooperation efforts.
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Jondon
Tee
King Wolwerd
China
Italian Nicaragua Meeting Amid Turmoil in Mandgon
Fragmented OCR summary notes a 7 gua Minhag irregularity, consul-general in Mandgon aids Baltians during unrest. Mentions protection of Baltan dujeats and a Christmas event. Early text is garbled with names like Campart and Ariss O. W. OQ.
Fragmentary Military Notices From Ancestral Columns
The text sketches scattered military and medical personnel movements including Ensign Camphall assigned to the Pan Mier, Robinson to Rhode Island, and Wherley to Kansas. It notes a medical examining board and other names with unclear roles, plus a funeral notice for Civil War veteran Thomas Stooley home in Hampton.
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I. Camphall
Pan- Mier
Thomas Stooley
Hampton
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