From Nashua Mills Claim Unclear Fragments
Fragmented OCR text from Nashua area notes mentions mills, locations, and names but is largely unreadable. Remaining readable bits reference local industry and dates without coherent events or specifics.
21 Dec 1901
Page 1
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1901
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text from Nashua area notes mentions mills, locations, and names but is largely unreadable. Remaining readable bits reference local industry and dates without coherent events or specifics.
A fire broke out in a building housing girls on the third floor. Firemen rescued the occupants after a frantic scramble through smoke and flames. Several youths faced threats as the blaze caused damage and panic, with an estimated loss reported.
In Welsh West Virginia on payday chaos erupts as a mob of about two dozen Black men descends on Angene Dee's saloon. Eighteen year old Wayne Demon and others allegedly strike three white bystanders, causing injuries and prompting a large police search for suspects. Authorities report no arrests yet as they investigate the deadly clash and seek to restore order.
Reported as a strike by drivers at Lynds off ard, workers left to seek other jobs. Authorities and company heads are believed to be negotiating, with tensions easing but lingering uncertainties about resumed work.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss lynching in the United States, referencing the senate and issues of indemnity for a deceased individual. The text is largely garbled, with unclear names and positions, making it difficult to extract precise entities or dates.
Secretary Irving A. Wayson of the state board of health confirms smallpox in North Lisbon with three severe cases one medium and three vandal infections. There is one case at Woodsville and one at Nashua, indicating potential fatalities.
A Rome telegraph reports that Madea Trisha is dead and American captive Stone will be released almost immediately. The message is from Constantino ple telegraph to the Daily Telegram's Rome correspondent.
Two more fatalities were confirmed, bringing the total dead to five from the collision on the South Pacific railroad yesterday. The article notes additional victims added to the list, with further details pending.
A consultation will be held tomorrow to determine the necessity of an operation. General Al Revs condition is described as somewhat better tonight.
Forecasts for Sea England show fair Saturday with rising temperatures Sunday and light northerly winds. In W inkisqiam a moulder named Pred Stone was run over by an express train tonight and killed.
A jumble of names and events recalls a sea journey and a wrecked ship. Bremen crew, passengers including Sadie Rasmussen and others, faced a retreat in a stormy voyage. The narrative mentions vessels leaving from Baltimore and Bremen and a wreck near Brora on February 2, with scattered references to others aboard and ship fates.
General Johan Ol Dade presided at the opening ceremony in Forest Park as departments prepared displays. Officials such as Jonu Oster and Cas Ther Yates attended the event marking the start of the exposition phase at the World’s Fair site.
Fragmentary text reports a man believed killed by a swarm of hogs in a yard while feeding. Names and details are garbled but indicate a gruesome death attributed to animals in a farm setting.
A boiler explosion at the Black Grand Steel works in Pittsburg today left four dead and one missing. The injured are reported as doing well except for one. An investigation is in progress with hospital reports pending.
A personal testimonial from Mia. L. Be Garland of Garland Tennessee describes severe weakness and loss of appetite. She credits Lemon’s Sarsaparillus with restoring appetite, increasing weight, and restoring strength after prolonged illness.
The notice emphasizes starting the sar saparinla therapy early for best chances of cure. It warns that earlier treatment yields better outcomes and urges prompt action for health improvement.
An 19th century market overview extols numerous catarrh remedies from sprays and washes to powders and tablets. It lauds S U R A with claims of convenience and effectiveness, noting tabloid style testimonials and consumer eagerness for a trusted, easy to use cure despite sensational marketing.
Charles Grether of this city claims sixteen years of effort to complete an invention. It will determine ship locations within sixty miles and establish telephonic communication under all conditions, even underwater.
A pamethiol label now appears on every tax of the genuine Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets the celebrated Cold and Grip Cure priced at 25 cents.
William N. Peteek, an American private secretary and adviser to the late Li Hung Chang for thirty years, died in Pennsylvania. He aided Li’s policy and authored an anti opium manifesto, noted as shaping the late diplomat’s approach to governance.
The cruiser Philadelphia left the harbor this afternoon under navy instructions to reach Panama. The vessel is reported to be in excellent condition and expected to remain in Panama for an extended period.
Coton Colombia December 20 The United States gunboat Vanetta received special orders to proceed to Nombre de Dios, presumably to protect the property of the Man Annexe Mini company, an American concern. She has already sailed.
President ceases diplomatic push and voices support for a national forest plan in the southern Appalachians. Representative Jenkins of Wisconsin proposes a constitutional amendment on trusts, while the Attorney General tightens postal regulations and a key official faces resignation. The Comptroller reviews a $2,118,000 undisclosed total and Porto Rico import duties face potential adjustment affecting island exports.
A variegated drama titled The Volunteer Organist drew a crowded house at Murphytown as the audience praised the earnest acting and realistic performance. The piece offered melodrama tempered by restraint and a clean vein of humor, with strong character portrayals that resonated despite some uneven pacing.
Pupils of District No 0 Kittery organize an entertainment and sale at Wentworth hall to aid the school. A hoop drill and other acts are in rehearsal as students work toward a successful event with broad public support anticipated.
Stops the cough and works off the cold claims. The tablet is advertised to cure a cold in Mes Nagas Subray markets at a price of 24 venta.
The article notes Lewis Morrison as Mephisto in Faust, having appeared before nearly nine million people in twenty years. His return marks a triumphal tour with a lavish production, newly staged after a season away. Morrison will be seen here shortly.
Pekin reports Yuan Shi Kai, viceroy of Chi Li, has engaged Japanese officers to train the Chinese army. The Japanese government offers to detail a general to reorganize and improve the forces.
Camden notices a sharp but steady recovery for W J Sewall who had been seriously unwell at his residence here. The update reports he has considerably improved by the current day.
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