26 Dec 1901
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1901
Page
1
An advertisement offers a trial bottle of a remedy named Athindlene for immediate relief of severe asthma and throat issues. The claimant, after long illness, reports dramatic improvement following receipt and use, praising the product and promising full-size delivery.
A collection of testimonials from doctors and patients in New York and Avon praising Asthmaleene as a cure for asthma. Complainants report dramatic improvement after using the product, with savings in health distress and endorsements from multiple signatories. Trial bottles offered free on postal request.
Neale, a respected Kittery figure and former police judge, died after a stall accident involving a horse at his Neal home. Born about 59, he graduated from Exeter Academy and Tarvvar University, served as Wittery police judge, and led the Sunday School. His funeral is planned for Friday with services at the Second Church and church leaders offering condolences.
Report notes profits shared with Bourne Mills employees in Tiverton and Fall River as the 25th semiannual distribution is made. The dividend rate shows a steady pattern with calculations reflecting the earnings and stock basis, amid mention of related corporate actions and approvals.
A race in New York deteriorated into a violent fight between white and black groups. Authorities report stones were thrown and several people were injured, with some arrests made as tensions flared near the scene.
London dispatch reports higher casualty figures from Cal Damant’s engagement at Tafelkop near the Orange River colony on June 20. Advances by Damant’s guard proved costly, with several native and Dutch units sustaining heavy losses and many more wounded were reported.
Detroit Michigan March report states General Alger has passed the first aid crisis stage following his operation. Attending physician Jennings says danger remains possible but unlikely, with no expected complications.
Washington Pec 2d forecast for New England calls for partly cloudy conditions Thursday and Friday with light to fresh westerly winds. Gol. Jeff G. Linehan has received official notices of his appointment in the G. ALR. national department on pensions.
An elderly speaker describes catarrh disturbing hearing and sleep, claiming Stuart's Catarrh Tablets cured him. The ad asserts a doctor recommended relief and promotes 50 cent tablets with a free book offer from Stuart Co. Readers are urged to purchase at Mayster for a small price.
Mr Cote sues City Chief Harmon alleging salary and fees due for city work. He claims attachment was set and seeks $20000, with case expected to go to trial in May. Proceedings note prior Biddeford city suit and prior verdicts, while Deputy Sheriff John P. Gobirthw reports.
A conference was held between Spalding and Edward B. Talcott, a former NY club stockholder, to urge Talcott to resume ties with the club and to consider a move to purchase part of President Freedman’s stake. Spalding argues Talcott’s active参与 would boost the game in New York. Talcott will consider the proposal.
Early Cleveland condition updates appear in brief form from Princeton, S J Dee, with sparse notices on local happenings. The Telegram and News wire service provide marginal details, and readers are urged to await fuller reports.
Capt Mitch reports survivors from the three masted schooner E. Whit of Norton Maine after she ran aground on Gingerbread Islands while en route from Philadelphia to Idenas with coal. The vessel broke up. two crewmen, John Saare and Brown, drowned after attempting to launch a boat. Rescue brought the captain and survivors to Nassau via Lomint Island. The E. Whit was a total loss.
Washington December 23 The Navy Department received word that the training ship Prairie will leave Tompkinsville at daylight for Hampton Roads and then proceed directly to Port of Port of Spain on Trinidad island near Yandel.
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