Local Businesses Appear in Portsmouth Herald Page
A fragmented listings page of merchants and stalls along State and Congress streets and near Market Street. It names Mosey Bros, Newa Stand, Batchelder’s News Stand, Wentworth House, Walker’s Variety Store, and multiple residents across Kittery York New Castle Ogunquit and Wells. The OCR shows numerous misspellings and incomplete addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockingham Hotel
State St
Mosey Bros
Congress St. DR
Bye
Fred Abrams
Kittery
Walker
Alacy
Kitters
Austin Googing
Fred Wt
Marden
Kittery Polat
Arthur Sennards
Kittery Polot
W. F. Coveins
Ogunquit
WU. G. Moulton
Wella Corner
Weather notes on calm wind and low water in town
Fragmentary weather report describes calm winds, low water levels, and a squally day. Mentions a breeze that failed to wake windmills and a restrained mercury reading, with unclear local details and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uraake
Euew
New Arcade Bowl Opens Amid City Festivities
Readable fragments describe New Year events at the Arcade Alleys and a new arcade bowl opening on January 2. Portland and Dover set matches at the Arcade, with social gatherings, a Kearsarge Engine Company concert and ball at Free man’s Hall on New Year’s Eve, and pole removals on Green Street. Community notices invite inspection and attendance, with references to local businesses, a rededication of a building project, and various society happenings.
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John Mott
Congress Street
Dee Deslers
Portland
Dover
Wieket
Ehvaileal Doghie
Aed
Kearsarge Engine Company
Freeman's Hall
Police Court Opens as Four Dates Heard and Released
First session today hears four dates and releases all defendants. Joan Sullivan and Werk Adwins to appear before local tribunal for sever Haye Heal Judge Simoes mid day for unmaenness. Cases placed on file with one day of hearing at Gate halls.
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Swaenes
Joan Sullivan
Werk Adwins, the Great
Jocal Trilinal
Sever Haye
Simoes Miday
Gate
Misia
Navy bureaus merged under new secretary move
Navy departments undergo consolidation as Admiral Washington Lee Capps, the chief constructor, and other officials depart under Secretary Newheres guidance. The order creates a single steam engineering bureau, aligning with reforms and signaling broad departmental restructuring and resignations.
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Washington Lee Capps
Navy
Qn Orcty
Newheres
Suday Leeime
Ehlet Oor
Unpes És
Hiyreideeossur
Ile
HBO
Pamela Ube
Eliep
Lee
Natal
Manufactures Seek River Access and Port Facilities
The Upper River remains open late as discussions unfold on bringing manufacturers to the area. A Port Pennsylvania firm pledges substantial onshore work and rail frontage, with plans to employ bands and crews during peak season. A shift in port activity is noted as early as this week, marking a historic increase in freight and shipping along the river.
Navy yard tensions and wartime mobilization amid labor unrest
A fragmented report depicts Navy yards both locally and abroad amid calls for wage justice, hints at AWOL sailors, and references government actions, court cases, and enforcement in a wartime context. It notes Admirals and officials, prison terms, and labor pressures affecting naval operations.
Rifle Practice Report From State Guard Figures Revealed
Major Arthur Fo Ghinmings led the county militia unit in rifle practice at the ypamattoa P8bs, with a department header stating the report will depart the Washing office. The figures include 108 experts and 33 sharpshooters, with notable rankings across the first infantry and other units, highlighting merit columns and qualifications for the season.
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Arthur Fo Ghinmings
Wassis
Ard
Kec
Taran
Manchester
The Big Five Rival City Council Foes Vow To Fight
Speculation runs as Taos Wise TAOS discussion centers on the big Ave coalition likely to seek city control. Reported chatter hints at rival blocs, with timing and turnout key as candidates whisper about possible gains and the upcoming election dynamics.
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Ois
Wena
Vosouritiers
de Peer
Mmessen
Personal notes from visiting friends in town and travel glimpses
Meander Prader and son of Rich avily avone visit Tennessee Vusten Miss Marlon Roby of Nasi hosts friends in city. Misa Fosley of Boston guests Pleasant Mir. Horace Thouton Olyalo plans a two week visit to DIF Tin Gale. Myra Leonard of Toast Stee Ue hosts atunts. Andie Waylon refuses Tee. Taanes Brooks and children plan a few north line farter. MGS Shepton Miyaur of saber Willy Mires. Peter W. Shea recently at Hilifax after mother’s death returns Sunday. Charles Hil US Mt. Of Gone ordered to Charleston command. Cal Edward Ty Steadles on vacation visits navy yard for supplies. Rain Colonie ducks arrive in San Francisco then Portland party travels 908 miles home. The class Will now arse and spell eveth seen as to he wrongs cetthe Troster.
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Meander Prader
Richavily Avone
Marlon Roby
Nasi
Misa Fosley
Boston
Demuig Weais
Mir
Horace Thouton Olyalo
Myra Leonard
Beri
Andie Waylon
Cal Edward Ty Steadles
Remy
Navy Yard
Colonie Ducks
Portland
San Franciero Am Tiesitiy
Cran
Old Times in Anchorage Harbor Observed
Fragmentary OCR describes harbor sights with a tolbrige barer Sup Hosare and a crowd near the Lower harbor. Vague names and actions appear as observers note figures, a Bitser and Mats, a fox perch, and a savage Ws near the water.
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AteLaughian
Himiber
Anchorage
Bareser
Water and Ice by Railroad Track Accident
An OCR damaged local item describes a drunken man and a boy, a Manchester incident, and a railroad yard accident. It notes a record time and a cold night scene, with references to hotel guests, injuries, and a late inspection revealing a salvageable situation. The report uses vague terms and appears to recount a minor mishap near a rail yard with lingering aftermath.
Reserved Seats for Haverhill Event On Sale Wednesday
Primary ticket release posted listing seating options for Haverhill event on Wednesday. Tickets are limited and may sell out quickly. The lineup includes performers Waverthile Jonas, Sau Vellanshee, Wan Roy, Follanshee, and others at Newick Ableden Chase Munysbad Pilsvint Seis.
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Enw
Haverhill
Sale
Sarmrd
Phirmary
Jjeserver
Evenue
Waverthile
Ionas Sau Vellanshee Tb
Roy Follanshee Cradle
Barryclough Newick
Ableden Chase Munysbad Pilsvint Seis
Unclear text fragment from city meeting notes
Fragmentary OCR notes reference city hall events with names like Clerk Laan Giro and Miss Voll. content is garbled and noncoherent, providing no clear actions, dates, or outcomes to summarize.
Hew Year's Day at the If. A Cy The Portsmouth Athletic Oli
An OCR fragment describes a Portsmouth athletic event on New Year’s Day with references to a club home and proceedings on a Friday evening. The text is garbled but indicates a schedule or celebration tied to the new year in Portsmouth.
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Portsmouth Athletic Oli
Prdilay Exeauig
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Maine
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Aoman
Khaselt
Me Heme
Wantey
Siady
Weursavye
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MY. Morse
New York
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Admiral Capps
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H. P. Montgomery
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Navy Yards
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Portsaouth
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Altér
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National Guard
State of
New Hampshire
BIG
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Taanes Brooks
Ee Geissing
MGS
Shepton
Miyaur
Willy Mires
Peter W. Shea
Hilifax
Deatte
Sunil
Charles Hil
Gone
Wating Hallaloy
Charleston
Chorage
Hohoes
Rill Font
Teather
Tyne
Daueiogater
Coolican
Guiry
Jive
Bel
Tiesaliay
Laan Giro
C.E. Walker & CO
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State & Water
Sts
Hyean
Pahls New Model Bakery
Portsmouth Furniture Co
Cac
Macy
Eliot, Kittery
York
C.a.towle
Market Square
Hullday Trade
Iivite Yonispeciou
American Gloak Company
Tilson’s
Mntrauve 2
Ladd
George R. Woods & CO
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Pleasant Streets
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