Ex-Emperor William Hosts Declaredly Formal Visits in Amsterdam
In Amsterdam a Sisus ven den Tag correspondent notes ex Emperor William remains honored and hosted, with meals for the Count's family and aristocrats visiting. Local figures and guests are reported, including various names and places, as daily life and naval matters intersect in late December.
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Amsterdam
Gount van Bentinck
Amerangen
William
Wageningen
Blut Wesley
Coun
Beyre
Wedding at Kistery parsonage in Kittery Union records
An article fragment reports a December wedding at Dr. and Mrs. Blend of the Osavonne area with ceremonies led by Pastor Jenner. It notes attendees, local officers elected, and community updates on guests, lodge events, and temple and farm news from Kittery and nearby towns.
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Osavonne
Albert
Manson “Sain F. Jenner
Jovernment Stree
Wodpido
Alectes
Oda Tellows
Yiee Grand
Raymond Packaci
Leo
Robwings
J. Edwin Paul
Lester
Wiliams
Tranléer
Kedrys
Romter
George Ij Maxdon
Herbert Farelgton
Marion Finckett
Kittery Point
Tralp Aralemy
Farmers’ Union
Ady, Oh & Qao
Samuel Edwards
Que
Mogees- Voant
Conitluttan Lodge
Mery
Union
Ady
Music and meals linked in Augusta incident
A garbled report from Augusta describes a disturbance near a church property on Cony Street. A man was found in a building pile with a glove and gear in disarray, police collected items, including a revolver. A dog and a travelor gun were noted, with unclear outcomes and motives remain unstated.
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Augusta
Chase
Sears
Jewerry
Fmvniz
Church FM
Cony Street
Last of U S Clippers Burns in New Zealand Waters
The bark Aryinn, formerly two clippers, was destroyed by fire near the Chatham Islands last Wednesday. The captain and 13 crew survived, one boat missing. Owner Nugene F Carver of Boston, who sold her a year ago, declined offers to convert the vessel into a coal barge amid salvage disputes. The Aryinn, 2186 feet long, 42.2 feet beam, 4 depth, 519 gross tons, carried about 41 men and had a varied career between Scotland, Australia and California before abandonment near Wellington.
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Zealand
Chatham Islands
Carver
Boston
Carever
Conulinia
Tacoma
Aprung Gleak
Coquimbo
Caigo
Australia
California
Lee
Wellington
San Francisco
Hai
Prston
Washington Wants Barry in New Ward Fight
The article notes a contested bid involving Barry as a new ward figure. It mentions Dee, a 90 year old elder, and references figures Jack Fare and Hedfox from Morold. President Frazen and Manager Clark Oritrichs Lore are cited with no decisive outcome. Christiia did not reach Warrington for a final determination.
Manchester liquor penalties under new Webb-Kenyon law
Local report outlines enforcement of the Webb-Kenyon liquor restrictions with penalties for possession or sale. Offenders face fines up to 25 dollars, 60 days in the house of correction, and potential federal review, plus possible higher costs on appeal. The change tightens control as both state and federal authorities pursue violations.
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Manchester
Moi
Lmge
House of Correction
Hughes Refuses to Serve with Hearst
New York December report notes Charles E Hughes declining to join a welcome committee for Mayor-elect Hearst. Several prominent New York figures also refused or avoided committee service citing political alignment.
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Hughes
Hearst
Iy Amavda
New York
Charles
Hughes Tolay
Pisbile Rorenapan
Dence Fia
Itytan
Eelined
Chenolllersy
Local Christmas Socials and Church Notices at Kittery Point
Kittery Paint Dec 3 reports church activities at We Baptise church and vestry events at Laplat church. Notes include theater sketch Aunt Deborah, holiday visits by town residents, prayer meetings at Baptist and Congregational churches, and local social happenings around the navy yard and community houses.
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Kittery
Phaypaday
Ine Ithata
Mr. Goodwin
George Pierce
Lynn Mies
Mea
Charles Clark
Misy Mary Tobey
Rye
Elroy
Moulton
Florencm Wooking
Lynn
Mass
Berle
Doator Lave
Raschs Anderson
Ehnrely Gill
Emery
Margaret Rirey
Manaver
Notts
Lewis Emmone
Wiehard Zaring
Saben
Joseph Riley Nag
Mepverroll
Somersworth
le Malen
Muaia
Portemouth
W. S. Palmer
Salum
Mase
Mings
Charles Netert
Ylater
Portamouch
Meriny
Exeter Teeter and Miseike White Death in Exeter Cottage
Miss Miseike White died in Exeter Cottage, aged in her 40s, following illness. A native of Exeter, she was born September 18 to Andrew and Paul Green and graduated from the Yiobiavon seminary. She was employed as a bookkeeper with the Browa-Iné UrpAce company at the time of her death.
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Teeter
White
Exeter Cottage
Phetmanta
Exe
Tne
Androw
Whyte
Gila
Leon
Browa-Iné
UrpAce
Fragmented notes on local school opens and obit hints
Fragments describe the Robinson's seminary opening delayed, staff changes and a newly positioned Miss Barton Locke. Mentioned are Mrs Garrigli and a Water Street home visit, plus a Kingston born elder Mrs Treferen and a Christmas home return from Ashland. The text hints at election representatives and New Year events with sparse names and dates.
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Juindee
Eleanor
Patridge
Lolteion
Robinson's Seminary
Todas
Barton Locke
Garrigli
Trefenen
George
Lindar
Ashland
Ft Kaatere
Remick and Mahon Deaths Stir Local Community
Obituaries note the deaths of Patrick J. Mahon of Cotlake Street and Joseph L. Remick, aged 64 and a longtime Tidewater resident. Mahon leaves a wife and two sisters. Remick, born Sept 19, 1634, was a respected joiner worker at the navy yard and a longtime Methodist church leader. Both men were prominent in local social and fraternal circles, with Remick remembered for hospitality and reading habit. Mahon mourned by a widow and extended family.
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Patrick Jo Mahon
Patrick J. Mahon
Cotlake
Tom Hiness
Leén
Boston
Ma Catherine Mangan
Lonton
Ann Maylow
Trott
Poresters
America
Beots Sard
Joseph’b. Remick
Joseph L. Hemick
Falot
Losal
Washington and Pawling Dradbury Remick
Navy , Yard
Broglia
Aligall
Tobey Lirvoka
Remlek
Methodiat Churret
Aleward' Nnd Ruates
Hanpkt
MroHemick
Hamick
Reading
Dow
Amit
Linville
Charles Tr Sgitley
Oscar
Ralph Remick
New Year Arrival Forecast Tops New York Scene
A chaotic forecast from Associated Press sources predicts New York will host a lavish New Year’s celebration in 1910 with grand crowds, notable figures, and festive dining. Hotels and restaurants report early reservations and central events planned to mark the gala.
White stripe meanings amid wartime identity symbols
A lone exchange describes a Washington officer with one silver stripe and a young aide, the man displaying a pony and six months service. A second officer, in a lighter uniform, shows six months in Uhiy country as a woman asks about the white alrlpe meaning.
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Wishitson
Washington Shen
Uhiy
Fragmentary travel tale sparks scattered memories
A garbled OCR fragment recalls a wartime journey with references to a landing on pavement and evasive apologies. It hints at distant places and names but remains largely unclear and disjointed, offering few certainties beyond a sense of disrupted narrative.
Goodby Women s Troubles and Medal Diadem From Laborato
Fragmented OCR text presents garbled phrases about women s troubles and a medal diadem imported from a laborato heartina. The readable parts mention daily consumption and a bold medal but lack coherent facts or clear entities.
Local Christian march meeting announced for Tuesday
A lone fragment notes a Christian march event connected with a church group. The notice mentions a meeting at May Abbey Iowa on Tuesday at 2 PM with officers listed and a high attendance anticipated. The garbled text hints at the Portsmouth Greensad Charter and a record for didne but lacks clear details.
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