Sunook Valley Directors Meet Over Road Renewal Fate
Sunook Valley directors met to discuss renewing the lease and future operation of the Sunook Valley railroad from Suncook to Pittsfield. President James B. Twinnant presided as stockholders debated the lease, with Judge Hurt authorizing action to protect interests and pursue independent operation if needed. A stock vote resulted in Yes 985 and No 107, with Manchester owning $50,000 in stock seeking aldermen authority for city action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tts
Valley Railroad
Suncook
Pittsfield
Bowlon & Maine
Hoston & Mains
Mellen
Thairmnat
Manchester
Haven
Vailen
Hurt
Suncook Valley
Boaton
Maine
Smith
City of
Tock
Government to Move Asiatic Fleet Reinforce Sailors
Eight petty officers from the machinery division of the gunboat Marietta depart on a Western trip to join the Asiatic squadron. They join 400 sailors sailing from Norfolk to San Francisco to board the Buffalo for the Philippines. The move strengthens the fleet amid tensions over China. Admiral Murdock will be succeeded as head of navigation in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navi Siation
United States
Tully
Marietta
Pacinas Canetoad
Wachineton
Bolicee
China
Sun Franklin
Norfolk Mavy Yard
Virginia
San Francisco
Buffalo
Philippine Islands
Uncle Sam
Asiatic Squadron
Monadsock
Monterey
Norfolk
Murdock
Aset
Bureau of Navigation
Washington
Merrill Barge Halts At Exeter After Ice Push
The coal barge Merrill, operating near the Jady Hill golf course, forced through thick ice to reach the harbor at midday from Porlamout. This might be her final trip of the season as conditions remained challenging. On the trip up from Newfield she twice stowed to wait for a turning tide.
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Merrill
Jady Hill
Hargos
Porlamout
Newfelds
Exter town notes and community events roundup
Funeral service for Addi M Dearborn conducted at Christ church by Rev Victor M Houginton. Attendees included Andrew Irvine, Herbert L Seeking, Charles Haley, Michael Cassidy. Winter lecture series at the town hall featured Alexander Powell on Present Situation in Africa. Seating expanded with a new gallery. Military dances by Company 3.0.4 C planned for tonight. Probate court session held by Judge Louis Hoyt. Truant Officer Robert Gill Musholk visiting. Republican meeting planning in Rockingham County probate court rooms. refreshments to follow. Silver anniversary of Rowlesingham County W. G. I Ul to be observed at Exeter Haptist church Wee 14 with services, dinner, and gathering. Local notices include legal and civic announcements. Cures for colds advertised with Laxativa Bromosquinine tablets and a local cinema program.
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Addi M Dearborn
Christ Shurth
Victor M. Houginton
Theseaya
Andrew Irvine
Herbert L. Seeking
Charles Haley
Michael Cassidy
Alexander Powell
Africa
Powell
Louis
Hoyt
Kingston
Robert Gi. Mutsholk
Newmarket
T Tee Rockingham Cavinty Republican Etup
Exeter
Cloge
Gascarets Insure Inside Cleanliness
An early 20th century advertisement urges internal cleansing with Casearets to keep bowels liver and stomach pure. It claims Cascarets promptly cleanse and regulate digestion, remove sour undigested food and gases, and detoxify the intestines, promising overnight relief and a pleasant feeling for the family.
Obituary of Mrs Edna L Barrett in Killery home
Mrs Edna L Barrett wife of William T Barrett died at her Killery home on Wednesday afternoon of heart trouble. Born in Belmont Massachusetts January 1867 she was daughter of Samuel and Arlie A Lovie. She belonged to York Trade and Judge. Survived by two brothers Exteal P Locke Roxbury and George H Locke Taverrtt Mass Interment will be to Partund Mr
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Edna L. Barrett
William T. Barrett
Newmarch Streat
Killery
Belmont
Mass
Samuel
Arlie A. Lovie
York Trade and
Wo Broth
Exteal P
Locke
Roxbury
George H. Locke
Taverett
Partund
Brout Poison of Feet Forces Student Withdrawal
Geonze McPheters was obliged to quit his studies at New Hampshire College on Wednesday and return home to Michigan due to a blood poisoning case affecting his feet.
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Geonze McPheters
New Hampshire College
Olson
Spinney and Frost Tie Rural Knot in Ellat Parish
Loyd Spinney married Annie Frogi in a ceremony conducted by Rev. George Brown at the local church in Ellat. The couple, both residents of the area, are listed in the Herald notices with the date and venue details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd
Spinney
Annie
Frogi
Poth
Ellat
Tint Lown
George Iw. Brown
Alta Sar
Herald Dover Theappoly
Washington Fight Over Navy Bureau Chief Nomination
Washington reports a stormy contest over Commander Philly Andrews for chief of the Bureau of Navigation and rear admiral status. Critics say his youth lacks experience for directing ship movements and officer assignments. President Roosevelt faces a political balancing act amid opposition from several naval officers and Congress members who warn of unfair promotion.
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Washington
Dev
Taia Misely
Linge
Philly Andrews
Bureau of Navigation
Roosevelt
Ledonard Wood
Andrews
Ile
Secretary of the Navy
Ja So Tlally
Sec. Meyer
Nighalson
Ash Jatic
Murdock
Andmirals
Tale
Too Youngy
Freey
Tureau of Navigation
Representative Poss
Representative Daigell
House
White House
Andrews Chier
Bureau of Navlettion
Nicholson
Murdockinl
Congress
See
Meyer
Ately
Giants Lead In P A C Members Pool Tourney
Giants stay ahead as Jamey Whalley of Clant defeats W Ks McDonough of Athletic MO to 84 and Frank Tilton captain of Ath letics beats TH N Foote Giant FO to 36. Current standings show Glants 726 and Athletica 700.
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Giants
P. A.C
Jamey Whalley
W. Ks. McDonough
Athletic
Frank Tilton
Th Athletics
TH. N. Foote
Giant
Glants
Athletica
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Titan Usm
James B. Twinnant
John D. Archbold
The
Standard Oil Company
Leesburg
Pennsylvania Oil
Ita
John J. Rockafeller
Druggisia
Groves
Ipelt
Metlon Pictures
Deville Ak Music
Spinney—Frost
Naval Row
Williard
Emery
D.D
Islington
A.mi
Frank Jones
Charles J. Wood
Pleasant Street
Eldredge
Selves
A.p.wendell & CO
Market Square
Aayas
Dil
Arthur
Pila
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