05 Dec 1901
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1901
Page
1
A historical testimonial recountsAsthmalene providing instant relief for asthma sufferers including a Rev. Morris Wechsler and a New York congregation member. Letters describe dramatic improvement after trying the remedy, with endorsements from clergy and readers praising its effects and safety.
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century public discourse discusses naval yard operations and government versus private contractor roles. It argues that government ownership could improve efficiency and reduce costs, noting private yards often win bids and delay vessel construction. The text critiques legislation favoring private bidders and calls for navy work to be conducted in government yards where feasible.
A garbled report describes government and navy yard activity amid calls in Congress for appropriations to sustain shipbuilding. It notes a tense lobby urging action as private yards struggle with labor, orders, and stalled contracts while public works and militia plans face slow progress.
A garbled report mentions British ships and a convoy turn near a coast port, with crew actions and arrests implied. It notes a vessel named Nelson and a sea cargo bound for Cape Town, with reference to a gale and a deportation event affecting an unknown crew member.
In Congress the senate devoted nearly the entire session to introducing and laying on the table two measures addressing anarchist threats. Meanwhile, a Isthmian Canal port project was sent to the senate and multiple canal construction bills, including one by Mr. Atorgan of Alabama, were presented for consideration.
Weather notes from Washington indicate a pair of days Thursday and Friday with west winds. Diminishing northwesterly winds are expected as the days progress.
The fragment mentions Lavell and Howell among others in a tense scene about executive acts and governance. References to New York, Porton, Dever, Faredeworth, and Geo suggest a regional political compilation with unclear outcome. The readable bits imply debate over control and authority in a wartime era.
Fragmented OCR text describes serious cases in final degree, mentions a paver and a March date, references custodial or legal terms, and includes garbled phrases about education history and state context, without clear names, places, or outcomes. The readable portions imply legal proceedings or assessments but lack concrete details or results.
A northern city press report describes a court issued order prohibiting the sale and use of strong drink amid concerns of public disorder. Officials warn severe penalties for violations and urge residents to support containment measures.
New York December 4 report on the Lipiphore auction shows 22 horses disposed of at prices around 15.21 and higher, with several bidders steady. The sale concluded amid steady demand and firm bidding, reflecting healthy activity in the regional market.
A garbled report from the state banking commission lists investigations and financial anomalies at several banks. The document references premiums, interest, and audits amid unclear lines about yearly totals and specific institutions.
The readable text is fragmentary and does not provide a coherent event, person, or action to summarize into a factual newspaper card with proper entities and dates.
The board of health warns of unusual illness reports and notes vaccination efforts. Names and places are partially readable but details are fragmented, mentioning Moat Ward and Teeto Wataboeh streets and references to Petersburg area health actions. The report notes that vaccination has occurred since August.
Nalington dispatch notes progress on Isthmian Canal work as crews raise piles and workers move toward the waterway closure. Authorities describe the undertaking as a major effort with significant construction milestones reached and plans advancing toward completion despite challenges.
A garbled market-style note describes heavy southwest winds, rain and snow on the Nova Scotia coast. It mentions Phane poles lowered and local property issues amid rough seas and trout activity, but many details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a disturbance at a college night, with references to students, a march or action, and actions by a crowd. Names and places are garbled, but it notes students were involved and taken to a location by authorities amid a disruptive scene.
Rear Admiral Kempf has arrived at Amoy China on board the figure ship Kentucky. Washington dispatch reports the admiral reached the port for ongoing naval duties and inspections amid allied operations in the region.
Heavy snow disrupted rail service as Litteten Tee and ATL trois from the south arrived late, causing count delays across the region. Officials noted stalled bridges and slowed schedules due to winter weather.
Fragmented OCR notes report Miss Stone heard from in Washington with mention of a mission. The text references a doctor, a playe, and a Plage eaten Gul Fuepe, plus a south side location and a train Spencer. The garbled lines suggest a report on charges or duties and a constable note.
Snow blankets West Derry with heavy snowfalls disrupting movement in Dee area last night. Roads are partially open, hampering travel and daily life as crews work to clear the worst affected sections.
An old-style advertisement discusses "Stuart's Catarrh Tablets" as a universal remedy for catarrh and related ailments. It claims safety and effectiveness for head colds, coughs, catarrh in the stomach and liver, and promotes the product as a household staple. The prose imitates period marketing with strong emphasis on cures and consumer trust.
At a Wednesday meeting of Starcre Past No 11 the ACR resolutions were unanimously adopted. The resolutions urge Congress to pass laws directing construction of naval vessels at government yards and to provide facilities for work by veterans. A copy will be published locally and sent to G A R posts for cooperation. The Portsmouth Boston trade note urges shoppers to buy at the Hub for value.
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