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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1925

Page

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River floods and ice damage disrupt New England rail lines

Water in the Merrimac and Timac rivers surges over five feet after yesterday’s rain injuring homes and forcing detours for the B and M rail line. Ice breakup north of Concord progresses while local bridges suffer breaks and highways flood, stranding auto traffic across Bristol and nearby towns.

Associated Press Concord 3 Timac Merrimac River Timitsteve West Canaan Pattee Wella Reyer Tgu Tta Bristol &Re Au

Miner Dies From Gas In Sand Cave Shaft Rescue Efforts Continue

In Cave City Kentucky on February 15 19xx a tunnel in the Sand Cave shaft collapsed trapping Homer Collins and two miners. Edward Brown died from inhaling gas. Dr William Hazlett oversaw medical efforts to revive Troy Collins if found alive. Homer Collins reported hope as rescue teams prepared to reach the victim.

Michael William Hazlett Chicago

Flood Claims Life of Carl Hopar at Swan Pond Ranch

From Associated Press reports a flood scene near Swan Pond five miles away led to the drowning death of Carl Hopar. A raft he stood on broke away as logs were being moved, and he disappeared beneath rising waters during the incident yesterday.

Associated Préss Gefard Carl Hopar Iires Swan Pond

Petition to Concord House by 69 New Hampshire firms

A morning submission to the House of Representatives in Concord from 69 business and professional signatories urges the retention of a current law as essential to government preservation. Led by William Safford Fone James A Borthwick Lee H Brow and others, the petition dated February 12, cites concern over abolition and calls for continued legislative action.

House of Representatives Conscord Concord New Hampshire Aed, “Wiliam Safford Fone James A. “Borthwick Lee H. Brow Portymouth Ehulman

Sheriff Forces Seek Slavers After Fleeing Suspects

Six men fled Oxia Michigan after a high night shooting and tilting incident. Suspects were pursued by three sheriffs forces today. An epidemic of throat infections is noted amid regional concerns. A Maine electrical consolidation rumor suggests the Cumberland Light and Power takeover by New York interests could affect local power routing.

Pregs Sueritt Oxia A Mich Grig Cumerland, Light and Power Company Maine New York

Two Men Nabbed While Trying to Enter County Jail

Associated Press reports Lawrence witnesses say Arthur Hale of Jamaica Plain and Wil Cronshaw of Pawtucket were released from the social pole station after a night there. They were arrested shortly after midnight attempting to breach the Ideal county Jail. Police say they discharged orders but failed to obey. The incident involved a fraternity at Boston University they hoped to mate.

Associated Press Lawrence Arthur Hae Jamaica Plain Ana Wil Cronshaw

More Stations Announced at City and White County

Fragmented OCR notes indicate an announcement about additional stations and voting hours. Contains unclear names and places. likely references regular daily operation and political process without complete details.

Gas Explosion Destroys House Wreckage Hurts Two

A gas explosion wrecked a residence, causing injuries to two occupants. The blast damaged the structure and surrounding area, with responders securing the site and investigators assessing the cause. Names, dates, and exact locations are unclear in the readable text.

Death of Hampton official linked to audit shortfall

Edward J. Brown Hampton school district treasurer died by inhaling gas in a garage after an audit revealed a $19 000 deficit. An attachment had been levied on his property and a deputy sheriff planned to seize a bank account and a camp in Portsmouth. Brown held office two years and is survived by his wife and daughter.

Hampton Edward J. Brown Hampton School District Committee Hia Brown Sherif Portamouth

Car overturns in New Britain trolley crash injuring ten

A Hartford-New Britain interurban trolley car jumped the Chestnut and Stanley streets curve, skidded across the pavement and overturned. Ten people were injured, eight taken to local hospitals. About 25 passengers were aboard the car, with several hurled through windows. Police and rescue units responded to the scene.

New Britain Conn Hartford Chestnut and Stanley Windo

Portland Fast Work in Theft Case Returns Garment

In Portland Maine during February a Lewiston lawyer named Orlando H Lane reported his garment stolen from a county building ante room. An attempt to pawn it led to the thief’s arrest, conviction, and sentencing, with the item later recovered by owner James Taylor of Madison.

Portland Orlando H. Lane Lewiston

Valentine Party at Christ Church Parish House

A merry Valentine social for young people was held Thursday evening at Christ Church Parish House. Music by Wallis, de Rochemone and Ed provided entertainment. Valentines were exchanged and refreshments including cake and coffee were served.

Christ Church Parish Wallis de Rochemone

Canadian customs seize schooner Mail of Orleans near Alaska

Anchorage report says Canadian customs and mounted police seized the American owned schooner Mail of Orleans for alleged duty nonpayment. The vessel, sole craft to reach Herschael Island 1090 miles northwest of Point Barrow in a year, was seized as it neared Alaskan waters.

Anchorage Alaska Anchorage Times Mail Orleans Herschael Island Point Barrow

Kammerer Confesses to Five Murders Before Hanging

Wheaton, Feb 18. John Kammerer, 40, was hanged today for the murder of a family of five at Villa Parc on June 27, 1924. In a full confession he details killing Otto Eder, his wife, and three sons after a drunken spree with the father.

Unique Social Held at Meth Dist Vestry

The Sunday School class of Rare School hosted a Valentine social at the Methodist Vestry. About 75 attendees enjoyed costumes, games, and refreshments including cake and cocoa. Lee H. Brew led the young men’s class with Thur Baum assisting the committee.

Rare School Lee H. Brew Afany Bauar

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Montpelier Colebrook, N. N Edward Brown Collins Sand Cave Cari Tne Penition Autre House Hampton School Board The Herald Sampton Mr. Brown B. E. Eastman Portsmouth Medical Reveres York J. S. Luther & Co Boston Ufcals Anerigan Methdist Vestry
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