Favors Military Drill in High Schools
Denny, public instruction head, writes to New Hampshire Defense League leader urging establishment of military drill in high schools and colleges as essential to education. He supports including hygiene, sanitation, camp life training, and teamwork to cultivate discipline and preparedness, suggesting a practical pilot next summer.
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Hoi
Denny
Clatehee
New Hampshire Defense League
Mt That
Demios Anl
Vanaldexen
Pt “Nuys
Lily Eng
Lntger Plana
World Veters
Reyer
Thia
Morrison
Local Kitty Point Notices And Social Roundup
Kittery Point social notes report dinners, visits, and church activities. Families including Tuther Mabel and daughter Mixa Mra and Williams families are mentioned with greetings from Dover and Portland. A union service at the Free Baptist church is announced with speaker Hey Clymtey Fre mier Furrmen of Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Tuther
Mixa Mra
William Whitinger
Ediih
Muniee
Mtr
Mya
Cturlea Wim
Daughiter Myrtla
Menod
Mra
Wittiar
Williams Atti Harta
Chetulinn
Mt. Ciamary
Toston
Ling
Charles Callas
Robert
Portland
Rdite Senward
Serresli
Rollard Gerdell
Melrose Hixtlands
Clymtey
Mier Furrmen
Dover
Misa Norothy
A. Wabey
Kittery
C. Hobingon
Qgear Cink Ater
Jamaica
Liam
Milas Asabel Redon
Holell's
Pranely
S. W
Charles Todd
Filward Yoda
Dorothy
Beverly
Masa
Atvs
Melvin GO. Winke
Me c
Willan Whittaker
Miss Idth
Mall Bhver
Slater
Charles Wulkans
Anaighter Emisa Aghitaker
Laines Walker
Five Men Who Have Destinies of Baseball in Their Hands
A dated report outlines key figures shaping early 20th century baseball. It notes Philip J. Weatt plans to buy the St. Louis Browns, Charles A Feestman to acquire the Chicago Cubs, and Ba Gwiner to secure the Athletics, with Harry Sinelaty retiring from the American League. It discusses attempts by Sinclair to gain control of the New York Giants and hints at secret frictions amid league reorganizations. The article assesses the war’s impact on baseball and anticipates a 1906 season of renewed activity and widespread fan interest.
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Newe York
Jbaseba
Elrank
Flere
Philip J. Weatt
Olta Ntlefel
Federal League
St .Louis Browns
Charles Afeestman
Chicae Cu
Ba. Gwiner
Walsburgh
aPutauely
Gensanthe
Harry Sinelaty
Thase
Areaérai Ldngic
Mr" Sinclair
New York Giants
Lalarit
Oklahoma
Hostar
Christmas tea at Mrs George?s home to aid sick nurse
A Ke FY C club plans a Christmas tea at Mrs George’s home on Saturday afternoon to raise funds. Also advertised is pine cordwood for January and February delivery at 178 dollars, with applications to Box 180, Kittery Point, Me.
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Mira Vira Cooper
Ler
Ke FY C
Dictdur
George Iled
Meteor
Kittery Point
Mill Workers Gain Pay Increase Across New England Mills
In Roston on December 29, textile workers in Nashua Lowell and Lawrence won a wage increase effective January 3 after a Northern New England conference. About 75,000 operatives are affected as mills posted notices of higher wages, with raises averaging ten percent and weekly pay up to ten dollars. The plan follows prosperous times for the mills and may lead to further wage readjustments in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roston
Manche Nashua
Lowell
Lawrence
Todd
New Aland
Wetton
Culea
Dover
Somersw
Ulview
Duwrence
Mia
New England
Ater Miu
Sat
Xetire
Natali
Kla
Wage Scheduys
Lawrence and
Tator
Mill Tr Me Ward Lely
Hiteatty
Textile workers weigh response to new year policy
Dover Somersworth and Sulman New Hampshire workers would refuse a nationwide policy as in Southern New England mills. The proposal faced division with some predicting little impact while others expected broader resistance. Observers noted potential effects on print cloth production and dye costs, and debated mobilization by unions across the region.
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Dover
Somersworth
Sulman
N. H
Tse
England
Dover Man Richard Jones Found Dead After Burns
Richard Jones of Dover was found dead on the floor of his home after sustaining burns on Christmas night. Neighbors and family reported he had been ill, and investigators noted the fire may have started elsewhere before the fatal blaze. Jones, born in 187?, worked at the Sawyer Woolen Mills and belonged to a local lodge. He leaves a spouse and siblings in Detroit.
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Dover
Richard Clones
Waa
Watson
Jane
Aly
Mea
Wilkin Douglass
Imas
Jones
Sawyer
Penguin Lodge
Detroit
Observed 624th Wedding Anniversary in Rochester
Rochester residents marked the 624th wedding anniversary of a couple amid quiet observances. Neighbors recalled the couple’s long life together, with Mrs. Dagalos enjoying cheerful health and continuing family duties. Former neighbors Line and Wartforce attended, while family members Warren J. Drow and others noted memories of past celebrations.
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Rochester
Deo
Moe
South Borwick
Mey
Wixty
Dagalos
Fay
Jacobs
Manet Warren J. Drow
Ouainten Molla
General Store League bowling results and standings year
Reads like a late 19th or early 20th century bowling report from General Store League and Commercial League matches at Avenue Alleys. Team No 6 and Team No 3 appear among high scores such as 318 291 and 260 with players like Willams Chen and Chaney contributing notable pins. The page lists multiple teams, scores, and managers with scattered names and references to Consolidation Coal Company and Brattle Pool.
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Wwe
Lewis
Willams
Eam No
Payyer
Cheatuy
Beam
Heim
Tue
General Store League
Willims
General Store
Jowyorses Chaney
IMU Eeeeter
M. Kloke
Arenue
Consoll- Hitchen
Clovis
Linehy
Dior
Wages at the Port Yard Reported Increase
A local yard in Portsmouth published the new wage scale showing a large rise across several departments. The document notes a fifty six cent per day increase for certain workers and outlines gains in related ratings and pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porytsmputh
Sixth child deaths prompt city health inquiry
Dozens fall ill as city investigates a suspected autumn epidemic linked to candy during Christmas celebrations. Health officials report five child deaths from acidosis while autopsies proceed and inspectors survey Hudson Street, with physicians urging rapid reporting of new cases and parents queried about recent meals.
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Moston
Nat
Mitty Robatt
Joseph Robat
Hewth
Thomas Li. Shew
Shea
Tis Board
Dal
Theougrouthe Éity
Heals Desputy
Rood
Mallowney
Hudson Slreol
Shen
Alta J. Metaugmin
Ste Wenlth
Chris Cntily
da Walter
Reacie
Trantor
Herman C. Lyviges Herd
Food and Drug Department
Christine
Titus
John Biss van da Aelles
MyMded Hf
McDougall
Uving
Beiehton
Robert C Suilivan
Cambridge
Klyen
Sullivan
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Towle
State St
Portamouth
Dames Agi i
Wederat Leagua
Jéanuer
del i
Richard Jones
Dean's
Bald Atoll
Mead Cho Wawhade
Jug
Mavhia Electiten
Ae Varchers
Orve Ble
Rigeurs Nate
Steet
Steet Metal Workers
Duitndr
Shipiittern
Shipwrights
Anil
Wood
Portsmouth Motor Mart, Inc
Far East
BUD Sales CO
Congress
Roon
Franklin Block
Lear
Couren
Ilefield Lumber CO
Green ST
A.p.wendell & CO
Winslow’s
Skates
Starrett
THE
Consolidation Coal CO
Chas, Wi
Gray
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