10 Dec 1901
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1901
Page
1
A testimonial letter from a Villa Ride resident praises Astimalene or similar remedy for asthma. The author describes long suffering, prior despair, and a dramatic improvement after trying the product. They express gratitude and request a bottle.
Fragmented dispatches describe naval and land detachments in Panama and Colombia with reports of patrols, expectations of engagement, and comms breakdowns. References to Alvaran and Canadian-linked forces outline a tense period as troops move toward Chertera and Cabecera with limited casualty details and delayed intelligence.
The text recounts a chaotic event at sea with a damaged telegraph link to Colon and a relief effort. It mentions a consulate general, the landing of a vessel, a rescue by a boat named Coneukate, and various unidentified names. The passage conveys confusion, damage, and attempts to communicate amid deteriorating conditions.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions care, a place, and vague actions with indecipherable names. Readable bits reference people and a setting but lack clear events, dates, or outcomes. The text appears as broken phrases about care and a possible sermon or notice with no concrete detail.
Senator Pale duday introduced a number of naval bills, including measures to compel mobilization and to govern commanders. The proposed acts relate to maritime command, funding, and naval administration in the Senate.
The massive floating dock at New Orleans is set back by a two week delay after debris or wreckage is discovered beneath it. The vessel’s performance remains functional while investigations continue. Washington, Dee reports the update.
A garbled report details dangers at sea and in ports with multiple vessel incidents. It mentions fall hazards from aloft, fever risk, and possible deaths or injuries among crews including named figures and ships, outlining peril at quay and on decks. The text preserves a tense, cautionary tone.
A confusing scrambled report centers on a missing bank cashier suspected thief. The fragments mention a detective, a supposed heist, and a supposed function of the bank, with scattered names and dates. The text hints at a Saturday deadline and police involvement but is too garbled to confirm specifics.
Andrew Carnegie plans a 16 million dollar gift to establish a university in Washington. The donation will be announced tomorrow and referred to Congress in a special message from the president. The funds are designated to support education in the capital.
A chaotic confrontation in Scranton led to arrests after a mob clashed with police in the afternoon. Three individuals were wounded as officers moved to quell the disturbance near Otis Street and route of the streetcar line.
A detailed, fashion oriented piece describes silk bands and hats for men, noting popular styles, fabrics, and styling tips. It references coats, belts, and accessories, with emphasis on coordinating colors and textures for winter attire. The column mentions decorative elements and tailoring details to achieve a refined look.
The document lists numerous military officers receiving commissions and promotions across various ranks. Names include Lois GP, William J. Peed, Royal G. Bradford, and others, with appointments spanning second lieutenant to major and notes on transfers, retirements, and pay status. The text references multiple states and institutions in a broad, ceremonial roster of officers and duties.
Weather indications suggest rain turning to snow and colder temperatures. Wednesday will be fair overall except for snow in northern portions with fresh southerly winds shifting to westerly.
The yearn health department warns of smallpox danger in New England and urges all unvaccinated residents to be inoculated at once. The notice, issued by the Health Board, appears in the Herald.
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