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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1902

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Asthmalene Promised Cure for Asthma and Allies

The advertisement touts Asthmalene as an instant relief and cure for asthma, claiming dramatic personal testimonials including Rev C F Wells of Villa Ridge Illinois and a New York Congregation member. It asserts the remedy contains no opium morphine chloroform or ether and is commended by Dr Morlis Wezusler after analysis.

Rabb Bnai Israel New York Mephrie Co Morlis Wecusler

Its Day in Dover Shatters Up At The Shot Op Saloons

Dover battles over temperance laws as local saloon owners challenge the shot prohibition order. Officials push stricter enforcement while residents weigh economic and social impacts. The dispute spotlights politics and law shaping the city’s nightlife and morals.

Dover Saloons Close as Liquor Stores Shut by Noon

A Dover newspaper item reports all 112 retail liquor outlets in the county closed at noon as orders to end sales take effect. Saloons were shuttered, wagons carting away kegs and barrels, owners converting spaces into lunch rooms. Rochester remains the only nearby town with liquor available. Mayor Bradley may extend similar closures there.

Rochester Dover Marshal Wogarty Scott Bradley

Boers Suspected in Sinking of British Mule Transport

New Orleans reports strong belief among shippers that a British transport carrying American mules to South Africa was intercepted and blown up by Boer spies in the Gulf of Mexico and foundered. A lower coast schooner says hundreds of dead mules drift for miles, causing fear of more anti export actions while some attribute the carcasses to a storm disaster.

New Orleans South Africa Gulf of Mexico Cape Town

Money Made At Cock Fight Near State Line

Webster Massachusetts January 15 a main between birds from Blackstone and Hartford drew a couple hundred spectators from Worcester Boston Providence Hartford Blackstone and others. Nearly 1200 changed hands as bets and a Rhode Island detective reportedly won 75 dollars. Blackstone won six of eight battles and the event lasted four hours with dead birds noted at the scene.

Webster Mass Blackstone Hartford State Line Worcester Boston Providence Quinebaugh Rhode Island

Indiana Explosion Shakes Marion Area

A dawn blast in a ravine near Marion injures no one and leaves a large crater after 1,500 quarts of nitrostycerine stored by St. Marys Torpedo and Empire Glycerine companies exploded. A gas jet is suspected to have started the fire, with reports of shaken houses up to fifty miles away.

Marion Ind Casniuth St. Mary's Torpedo Company Empire Glycerine Company

Pension Bill Advances as Senate Debates Naval Reserve

Washington notes report on gas jugs and supplies to sudan while the house passes the pension appropriation bill after three days of debate. A McKinley memorial address by Secretary Hay is set for February 27 in the hall of representatives. Senator Hale of Maine sparks a heated debate challenging naval reserve plans and provoking crossfire on volunteers and state national guards. No other business of importance occurs.

Washington House McKinley State Hay Hall of Representatives Washinton Senate Hale Maine

Schwab Denies Monte Carlo Gambling Story

Charles M. Schwab president of United States Steel sent a dispatch from Nice on January 14 saying he visited Monte Carlo but did not engage in sensational gambling. The note denies Monte Carlo gambling claims. The report notes Morgan denies sending word, Perkins sent the message, and Carnegie linked support prompted denial from Schwab.

New York Charles M. Schwab United States Steel Corporation Nice Monte Carlo France Schwab J. Pierpont Morgan Mr. Schwab George W. Perkins J. P. Morgan & Co Andrew Carnegie James Gailey Steel Corporation Perking Carnegie

Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Proven Cure Claims

Describes nationwide adoption of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as an effective cure for catarrh. Includes testimonials from Dr. E. J. Reiniger and Mrs. Jerome Ellison praising head and throat relief, safety for children, and advice to keep a box at home. Full sized packages sold for fifty cents with a free book offer from the F A Stuart Co of Marshal Michigan.

United States Canada Stuart E. J. Reiniger Covington, Ky Jerome Ellison Wheeling W. Va F. A. Stuart Co Marshal Mich

Ships for the Coronation

The navy considers enlarging the European squadron for King Edward's coronation. The Minotols (?) will be flagship under Rear Admiral Crowinshield. Vessels in the Mediterranean remain, while possibly adding one or more ships. Likely removals include Kearsarge or Olympia, with Alabama or Massachusetts as another option.

Washington Navy Department King Edward Minols A. 8. Crowinshield Mediterranean Chicago Albany Nashville Kear Sarge Olympia Alabama Massachusetts

Death of pope imminent reported by Vanity Fair

London readers learn from Vanity Fair's Rome correspondent that the pope's death may come at any time. The pope is said to be barely alive, taking little nourishment, often half conscious, with no pain and simply dozing through hours.

Rome London Vanity

Prince Henry's Reception Arrangements by Navy and Army

Secretary Long conscripts Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans to draft a naval program for Prince Henry of Germany's visit. He has not yet received orders to act as naval representative, but the arrangement is agreed. Major General Brooke, commander of the Department of the East, is proposed to represent the army at the reception.

Washington Long Robley D. Evans United States Prince Henry Germany Evans Brooke Department of the East T.e Army

Pensioners Lose Their Heads

New York January 15 Every pensioner has been cut from the payroll of the Manhattan Railway company. Men disabled while in the discharge of their duties and who have held easy berths have been told to seek other occupations. The company offers no explanation of its action.

New York Manhattan Railway Company

Destructive Fire Threatens Edinboro District

Erie reports a disastrous blaze starting at nine o clock in Edinboro sixteen miles from Pittsburg with ten o clock updates indicating many business houses and residences in peril as the fire nears and threatening to widen the catastrophe.

Pittsburg Erie Edinboro

Explosion of Gas at Maple Hat Colliery

An explosion of gas occurred today at the Maple Hat colliery near Gilberton, Pottsville district. Two miners are missing and are probably dead, while two others are injured.

Pottsville Maple Hat Gilberton

Lowell Takes In Nashua Drunkards In Police Court

Frank E Callahan and John Mclaughlin of Nashua were fined two dollars each in Lowell police court for drunkenness. Judge Hadley rebuked Nashua youths for crossing state lines to drink. Police note Nashua liquor pressure pushes intoxicated men to Lowell and crowds on streetcars seeking alcohol.

Lowell Mass Frank E. Callahan John Mclaughlin Nashua Hadley Towell

Will Rebuild After City Fire Delays Jan Court Term

Manchester officials report a devastating blaze that may postpone the January term of the superior court for weeks as lawyers lose access to procedural records. City bar and court leaders plan an adjournment discussion, while survivors and neighboring towns observe the ruins. The Severnd National bank vault was opened with its contents intact, and total losses are estimated at 450000 dollars with ample insurance. Lessees of the block announce plans to rebuild at once and submit rebuilding plans.

Manchester Severnd National Bank

Granite State Forest Society Meeting in Concord

The annual meeting of the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests will be held at the secretary of the state board of agriculture office in the state library building Concord on Tuesday January 21 at 1130 am.

Concord Society For the Protection of New Hampshire State Board of Agriculture State Library

Rear Admiral to Command South Atlantic Station

The navy plans to place a rear admiral in command of the South Atlantic station and to designate the town as the flagship. No commander has been selected yet.

Washington Long South Atlantic

No Revolt in Cuba Denial From Gen Wood

A letter from General Leonard Wood denying insurrection rumors in Cuba is published. Wood says Cuba faces no uprising, elections will be fair, and economic questions like sugar and tobacco dominate public concerns. The message stresses stable reconstruction, calm public order, and informed publication of the denial.

the Herald Levington Cuba Leonard Wood Island of Cuba Havana Walter J. Ballard Schenectady Mr. Ballard United States General Wood Schencetady Jan

Cure a Cold in One Day Says Laxative Bromo Quinine

Advertises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. Claims druggists refund money if not effective. Denotes E. W. Grove’s signature on each box and a price of five cents.

All Druggista E. W. Grove

Marks site of Webster's home rock in Franklin

A rock weighing over 6,000 pounds has been placed to mark the site of Daniel Webster's Franklin home. The Franklin Woman's Club will add a bronze tablet, properly engraved, when mounted on the rock.

Franklin New Hampshire Orphan’s Home Daniel Webster Franklin Woman's Club

Prohibition State Committee Sets March Convention

Concord January 15 The prohibition state committee voted to call the state convention in Concord on Wednesday March 12.

Concord Prohibition State Committee

New England Weather Forecast Delivers Snow and Mud

Weather indication from Washington on January 16 forecasts cloudy Thursday with snow in southern portions. Friday brings generally felt mud and slightly colder conditions with southwest to westerly winds.

Washington New England

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