Body Found in Ditch Near Railroad Line
The body of Albert Johnpey, about 30 and a Swede, was found face down in about a foot of water in a ditch along the Portsmouth and Dover branch line near the track. Officials believe death was due to natural causes or accidental drowning after a fainting spell. no injuries were observed. The body was discovered by Government Inspector Sullivan and taken to the undertaker for examination.
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Albert Johnson
Portsmouth
Dover
Albert Johnpey
Wbout
Sullivan
W.D. Walker
Dla
Patener
Hanis
Heferee Walker
Johnson
Johnaan
Two men fined for intoxication at Boston and Maine station
Rockingham County notes report Edward Booth and George Sheppard were held on $100 appearance bonds for trial at the April term of superior court after pleading not guilty to being intoxicated at the Boston and Maine station on Saturday evening. Officer Irvine Hunter arrested them. trial before Judge H A Smite in Exeter yesterday morning ended with fines and a pending grand jury case.
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Edward Booth
George Sheppard
Anerior Court Ag
H. A. Smite
Po Hce
Exeter
Boston and Muatne
Ney
Irvine Hunter
John Scatiman
Thomas Leavitt
Booth
Sheppard
Nessig
Te Huth
Salvation Army
Methodist Church
Hey
Beebe
Peabody
Mass
Lewis N. Fogg
Haverhill
Washham
South Portland
I .W.ianson
Portsmouth
Pentucket
Dance of the Hook and Ladder
William McLane
Sroai
Jefferson
New York Americans Name Wolverton Manager With Iron Hand
Harry Wolverton named manager of the New York Americans. He vows full control of players, promising decisive actions and potential trades to strengthen the club. Wolverton, a former third baseman with the Phillies, has a long career including Newark and Albany teams.
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New York Americans
New York
Harry Wolverton
New York Algericans
Gotham
John Hasvock
Farrell
Wolverton
le Intenda
Yankees
McCessful
Mike
Syd
Harry
Phillies
Williamsport
Pete
Teague
Woolverton
Newark
Indians
Vaaland
Two cider tests and a comic crowd in New Jersey
A collection of old time vignettes and jokes. A cider test at Farmer Marshall’s farm in New Jersey leads to boasts and a sly prank by Young Peterson. Other items include a comic theater moment, a Halloween embassy dinner gone wrong, and a tale of Sarah Bernhardt tickets chosen over a donation.
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New Jersey
Marshall
Peterson
Jersey
Big Son
Eider
New York Times
Morse Doom: Taft Considering Release Amid Illness
President Taft weighs releasing Morse from federal custody as doctors warn his condition may worsen. Morse, a banker jailed for misapplying funds, is gravely ill with arteriosclerosis and Brights disease. Morse’s wife Mrs Morse remains at his side at a Washington hotel under nurse care as officials await a possible action to free him.
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Taft
Morse
Tata
Eve
Mes
Terhus
Waitd
Washington
Charles W Morse
Tepor
Fort McPherson
Banker Morse
Oliver
War Department
Depardmen of Justice
Weksham
Ue Saonal’ Bank of North America
Wik
Army Bossal
Udil
Morente
William Schley
Vino
Auania
Morne
Vansevilla and Motion PLC
Wickersham
Morse Hall
Qty
Ordered Judgment for National Bank
A court ordered judgment in favor of the National Bank after objections by the City Solicitor were overruled. The judge dismissed the case with prejudice, and entry was noted with an exception to the riding of the court though further action seems unlikely.
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Triety
Agi Judemremt
Cure-All Claim Dismissed by Advertised Laxatives
A testy note exposes that a dubious one day cure plus laxatives fails to cure. It cites alleged testimonials from George B. Krause of Altoona, describing mild action and bowel regulation, while warning about questionable drug claims and refiner money.
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W. Grove
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Standard Ol Company
Asarperetel
Wualington
Hallowee
Laney
Wilkinson
Lo Wat
Atx
Chodines Yarty
Ein Owity
Mark Pwaly
Sarah
Bernhardt
Uckers
Scotland
Tsengat Ho
Dusdesapilta
National Bank
Dean
George B. Krause
Altoona
Frank Jones Brewing CO
Loring
Charles J. Wood
Eldredge
Selves
A.p.wendell & CO
Market Square
Balider
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