Underwear Hosiery And Gloves Stock Noted
Custom made stock of underwear hosiery and gloves highlighted as available. The notice emphasizes tailored garments and ready stock for customers seeking specialized apparel.
14 Dec 1900
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1900
Page
1
Custom made stock of underwear hosiery and gloves highlighted as available. The notice emphasizes tailored garments and ready stock for customers seeking specialized apparel.
Washington December 18 The Senate in executive session approved an amendment to the Hay Pauncefote treaty authorizing the United States to defend its interests in the proposed Nicaraguan canal with 65 yeas against 17 nays. The brief debate followed a one hour interval and the doors closed at two o'clock. The day also saw Hanna of Ohio address the Senate for nearly three hours on the subsidy bill, his speech praised by colleagues. In the House the war tax reductions debate continued, with Groover of Ohio HIM of Connecticut and Newland of Nevada among speakers. The general debate will end tomorrow as Jayne expects passage before adjournment. The House also voted for a holiday recess from December 21 to January 3.
A man identified as Thomas A Cotter of East Boston was found dying in a lodging house on Portland Street with two bullets in his head. He died at a hospital hours later. A revolver with two empty chambers lay on the floor. Police initially considered murder but now believe Cotter likely killed himself after a spree since Thanksgiving.
A main car on the north bound Cotton Bell passenger train was robbed between Basade’s and this place. Several pouches of registered matter were rifled and packages from Waco to Memphis are missing. Mail clerk John M. Dennis was knocked unconscious and cannot describe the robbers until he regains consciousness. Two men were arrested at Naples Ark on suspicion but no plunder was found.
Wasneton December 13 The Chicago departed Montevideo bound for Buenos Ayres The Wilmington arrived at Aden yesterday The Bailey lies at Newport The Parragat sailed from San Diego toward Magdalens Bay The Wompatuck sits at Hampton Roads and will proceed to Norfoil for additional repairs
Tamworth New Hampshire offers a reward of 300 to arrest and convict the party responsible for the death of Turi P Dodge around September 18. J P and G I Dodge add a further 200 reward.
From Pekin on December 11 2 00 am Dr Florrison reports that China may concede to the collective note and seek delay to dodge conditions Li Sung Chang and Prince Ching credentials are being settled Russia notifies Waldersee of plans to withdraw all troops from the province of Chi li and restore the railroad to allied forces before the new year north of the Great Wall Russia will keep the Niu Chwang line pending compensation for costs north of the wall Terry McGovern defeats Joe Gans to become the undisputed lightweight champion of the country in two minutes five seconds of the second round Gans offers weak showing at Carcavo card.
A passenger boat on the Weet river at Ho Kaw tipped after a man fell overboard. Four hundred people rushed to assist, causing the hull to capsize. Two hundred are reported drowned.
General Kitchener has issued a request for the imperial bushmen to return from post campaign recovery in South Africa to assist against Basra.
Weather notes predict colder Friday with southern and western portions showing local indicators, followed by snow Saturday and fresh west to north winds. Principal Cross of the Robinson I'c naly seminary in Exeter gave his second Lyceum lecture at Peirce hall on Venice the City of the Sea, detailing 500 years of history with stereoscopic illustrations. A large crowd attended, enjoying vivid descriptions and stories.
The first step toward forming a new electric railway company named Kitery Blist South Berwick street railroad is under way. Tracks will traverse principal highways between Kitery and South Berwick with construction likely starting next spring. Incorporators include Wallace Lovell Francis Keefe Henry Dargin Bert Dow and William Keley. capital is 65000 and a state hearing date is sought.
John G Graham announces Heary’s Big Minstrels return to Hartford on December 20 at 72 State Street. New program for season features The Bachelor’s Club First Part with top performers including C J Harrington Mitchell and Marion J Ae Probst Corrigan and Dove Belknap Couture brothers Henry and his 10000 dollar band and a large symphony orchestra plus star vocalists Pattie Sinclair fiatea Lyons Decker Lahue. Holiday ticket prices are 25 30 and 60.
The Harcourt company pleased a fair sized audience at Music hall with Escaped from the Law on Thursday evening. All parts were taken excellently with Mr Barris and Miss Poller bearing the brunt of the responsibilities. Good specialties were given and the moving pictures were again shown. This Friday afternoon Sapho will be repeated and this evening the bill will be The Pay Team.
A sly con man in this city takes advance payments for cheap egg beaters promising swift delivery, then vanishes with the money. J O Enapp, a minstrel advance agent, boasts of leading the Bi Henry troupe and dismisses rivals, while a lawyer quips the green bag may fade but remains for book agents and pretenders.
Portmouth council No. 8 C U Av ML held a regular meeting on Thursday evening initiating nine candidates and voting in twelve. At the next meeting the second degree will be conferred on at least city members.
The Boston & Maine Messenger features a fine write up on the Concord repair shops. The station on the Worcester Neshas and Portland division at Amherst New Hampshire will be named Povemel. The locomotive works produced 2196 locomotives valued at about 23 million dollars, with 430 sent abroad. The Manchester and Mulford branch near completion will open December 20th. Changes include York Harbor agent P E Chapman Ports mouth J E Shaw ticket agent and M D Stewart freight agent. Automatic electric block signals are being installed about every mile along the Fitchburg division eastbound track from Shelburne Falls Massachusetts to Conway Junction, six miles.
Dr Roy V Baketel son of the Rev 0 J Baketel Concord district presiding elder has opened an office in Bethlehem for general practice. He trained at Manchester and Dartmouth College and served as physician at Taunton State Hospital Mass. A well equipped start with best wishes from Portsmouth friends.
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