Exeter News Fragment: Rich ards Funeral and Browntail Moth Fight
Funeral services for George F. Richards were held at First Congregational Church in Exeter in a Masonic ceremony. Town notes report browntail moth nests being cut from shade trees, led by John McNulty, with growing infestations noted across the county.
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Exeter
Nee
Itm
George F. Richards
First Congregational Church
Manchester
Meekingham
John McNulty
Eddie Hart
Pinkerton
Academy
Richard 2. Lewis
Baselall
Haryatit
Eldredge
Dover
Lme
Richard, Shute
Edward Aa
Shute
Nauale
Connecticut Club
Hartford
Cumtenton
Bath
Ostend
Exeter News
Bey Kane Mide Esvilue
Ty Vial
Mara Fae Iis
Untitled fragmentary note on a railroad inquiry
Fragmentary OCR text referencing a navy magazine, a lieutenant, railroad matters, and dispatches with unclear wording and scattered proper nouns. Not enough readable facts to identify a coherent event or outcome.
Navy orders dispatch officers to duty at engineering stations
Navy orders Commander W W Bush to home duty at engineering station and Commander T W Kinkaid to naval hands for duty. Lieut. Cmdr J BR Pat and others assigned to drills at stations in Norfolk and various northern and eastern ports. Sailed vessels Chester to Guantanamo and Plusser to Annapolis with others departing Shinghal for New York Sound.
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W. W. Bush
Cubmavoga
Teun
TW. Kinkaid
Pat WU
Ward
Norfolk
Connecticut
Vermount
Kansas
Minnesota
Georgia
Jersey
Nelwaska
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Missouri
New York
Southern Drill Grounds
Birmingham
Provincetown
Marcellus
Hampton Roads
Bris
San Petro
Tacoma
Cristobal
Chester
Guantanamo
Plusser
West Point
Annapolis
Willington
Shinghal
Ninyod Sound
Tax protest discussed at city meeting over state levies
City government prepares for Monday session as City Solicitor Cook reports a full probe into state tax assessments. Treasurer Canor and state treasurer dispute whether taxes can be collected by the observed method, with court redress likely to shape future handling. The issue pivots on whether local practice aligns with state law and how protesters may affect payment.
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Concord
Des
Lineart
Monwank
Solfeliin Hera
Educar
Cook
Canor
Loneard
Manchester
Unclear fragmented text from historical page
Fragmentary OCR text likely from a Newark era page mentions names and places in a garbled format. Readable items include possible personal names and scattered references to events but no coherent report or dates to establish a clear summary. The snippet lacks a complete action, outcome, or identifiable organization.
Local Football Vote Ends With Rejection
A tumultuous session ended with a vote against a proposed football measure. Delegates faced sharp debates about the plan’s impact on the league and community facilities, leading to a decisive rebuke. No further details were clear due to the fragmented text.
Theatrical topics mix Broadway cheer and Jose’s song
The article recounts Jose, a star in Penman Thompson's production, joining a Broadway crowd as soldiers depart for the Philippines and singing Dolly Gray near the crowd. It notes the play Silver Threads in Music Hall and previews for a vaudeville festival with Howard North and other performers.
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Penman Thompson
Hoya
Broadway
Ban ‘Francista
Philippines
Jose
Dollie Gray
Moise
Dolly
Goot-hya
Dolly Gray
Tose
Sweethear
Mavle
Music Hall
Seetinaly
Ammunition S 117 Admiral Manon Chief of Navy Ordnance
Fragmented OCR yields a garbled note mentioning Admiral Manon and Navy ordnance leadership. No coherent events, dates, or actions are readable to summarize beyond the uncertain reference to a westingal region and a writers corps.
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Manon. Ghief
Navy Ordnance
Tella
Dartmouth plans winter athletic club and ski efforts
Amid heavy snowfall Dartmouth students discuss forming a winter sports club to cover snowshoeing skiing and tobogganing. Proposals include weekly cross country runs a long winter excursion a ski jump and ski jumping contests with a February meet. No coach yet. Captain Brady still coaches the basketball team. many candidates await selection as athletic council considers the matter.
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Ini
Dartmouth
Haseen
Brady
Baskell
Wen Dally
Wallewany
Cornel
Newmarket Denies Valentine Matues Building Purchase
An earlier report claiming Valentine Matues bought a large Newmarket building to convert into a moving picture theatre is without foundation. Authorities state no such plan exists regarding the Methodist Shivet building on Major Street, which has been for sale and previously eyed for conversion.
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Nie
Bureau of A
AllavMlin
Mason
Ais
Admiral Mason
Bureau
Congress
Valentine Matues
Newmarket
Armert
Majo Street
Newmarket Manufacturing Comidany
Vague Sea Trade Items From Philadelphia Port
A fragmentary OCR shows multiple schooners and tugs listed with cargoes and company names, mentioning Portsmouth Coal Company and various vessels. The text is garbled but indicates coastal loading activity, towing operations, and port connections around Philadelphia and nearby ports.
Colombia Eyes Competing Isthmus Canal With English Capital
Washington learns Colombia contemplates a parallel canal across the Isthmus of Panama within Colombian territory backed by British funds. Colombia seeks European backing to counter U S plans for a Panama Canal, while British, Dutch, and Rothschild interests reportedly weigh in with neutrality assurances.
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Washington
ThAl Lo
Republic of Colombia
Panau
United States
House Appropriations Committee
Colombia
Efort
Paname Canal
Republic of Panama
Canal Xone
Co- Joma
Theeg
Luis Arturo Tadorraga
Chile
Serritory
Panama
Thomas Holditch
Royal Geographical Society of Great Britain
Smith
The
Game Society
Culumbian Foreign Office
Rothschilds
Beti
War Departments
Columbia Eantioniplaterd
New York Court Records Oral Will of Ocean Captain
A New York court documents the probate of an oral will aboard the steamer Dorothy. Captain O Gonnor allegedly stated before death that all he owned belonged to his daughter Tez. The account notes the rarity of oral wills among sailors and mentions property believed to be in Brooklyn.
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Teppermaine
Joevens
von Geniing
Dvb
Leavenworth
New York
Sinlay World
Maonia
Nila
Tez
Ogonnorl
Pwayers
Brooklyn
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Denen
Tenitifed & van
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Asarer
New York Board of Education
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Keith's
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Westingal
Wribers Corps
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Svbooner van Alans
Dow
Philadelphia
Portsmouth Coal Company
Henry O. Parrell
Tanton
Xarfoli
Porlemond Coat Company
Glary Evith
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Img Grounds
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Mary Cy Trainie
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Hine Rannewney
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Nagomcracy
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Vinton Sisters
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