PANNING APOLOGIZES FOR ANTI-SALOON RAID IN CONCORD
The Concord incident involved a raid on the grocery store Brickett & Booth by the New Hampshire Anti-Saloon League, based on a tip about liquor stored in a cellar. Superintendent M J Fanning apologized, stating the warrant was misled and that he had no prior dealings with Brickett or Booth, denying sensational newspaper claims.
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Concord
Anti-Saloon League
Brickett & Booth
Brickett
M. J. Fanning
Fanning
New Hampshire
Anti-Satoon League
Mr. Brickett
Mr. Booth
Manchester Union
Messrs. Brickett
Booth
Stopped at Sea Safe Containing Jewels Seized
Just as the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse sailed today it was halted by attachment papers to seize a safe claimed to hold 25000 dollars worth of jewels stolen from Broadway jeweler Robert P. Lyon by Manny Fizik alias Abrahm Feissack. The safe was removed from the liner and Fizik was in steerage but not arrested.
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New York
Robert P. Lyon
Broadway
Manny” Fizik
Abrahm Feissack
Fizik
Schley’s Appeal Prepared for President
Rear Admiral Schley arrives in Washington with counsel Isador Rayner and M A Teague presenting a 120 page typewritten appeal to the president. The document seeks redress or review of actions affecting the admiral. The parties arrived early today and submitted the text to Schley for consideration.
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Washington
Schley
Isador Rayner
M. A. Teague
New Messenger Company Incorporation Filed in New Jersey
Incorporation papers were filed in New Jersey yesterday for the Western Messenger Company. It lists capital stock of 500000 dollars and identifies interests tied to the Western Union Telegraph Company, indicating shared control with the parent organization.
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New York
New Jersey
Western Union Messenger Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegraphic Typewriter Invented in Bath Me
Herbert I Cromwell of Bath has created a telegraphic typewriter system that prints messages at the receiving office. Two prototype machines with keyboards and auto feeding paper pass signals via magnets and electricity, delivering printed telegrams instantly.
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Bath
Herbert I. Cromwell
Cromwell
Marconi Jilted as Engagement Ends in New York
In New York on January 21 1910 Mrs H B Holman announced her daughter Miss Josephine Bowen Holman asked Guglielmo Marconi to release her from the engagement and he complied. Miss Holman had traveled from Indianapolis to join her sister in New York with plans to marry and move to London. The Holman family includes the late Indiana judge and Silas T Bowen of the Bowen Merrill publishing house.
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New York
Marconi
H. B. Holman
Josephine Bowen Holman
Gugliemo Marconi
Atlantic Ocean
Sig. Marconi
Miss Holman
Indianapolis
Helen Holman
London
Newfoundland
Judge Holman
Indiana
Silas T. Bowen
Bowen-Merrill Publishing House
Submarine Vessels Pike and Grampus Loom at Union Ironworks
San Francisco January 21 The Navy prepares to launch the submarine boats Pike and Grampus built at Union Ironworks around the start of next month.
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San Francisco
Cal
Pike
Grampus
Union Ironworks
United States Navy
Wearing Down the Boers Dispatched From Johannesburg
Lord Kitchener reports to the war office that from January 18 to 21 thirty-one Boers were killed thirteen wounded 170 captured and forty one surrendered in the operations around Johannesburg.
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London
Johannesburg
Civil service exams set for Portsmouth February eighteenth
Civil service examinations will be held in Portsmouth Feb 18 with exams in Slavenish Croatian Arabic French and Italian for interpreters and branches qualifying for female industrial teacher positions in the Indian service.
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Portsmouth
Building at York Adds Hefty Tax Value on Summer Homes
Twenty one cottages under construction at York will boost the town’s taxable property by about 150000 as season opens. Costs range from four thousand to thirty five thousand dollars with notable builds for Thayer of New York at 25000 on the Norwood farm and Ellis of Ocean House at about 6000. Cochrane at York Cliffs spends 12000 and Evans heirs 18000 on adjoining cottages, plus a 4500 stable by Conley of New York near Harbor. Yorkshire Inn adds thirty rooms, jail renovation turns the site into a village museum, courtesy of the Village Improvement Society.
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York
Thayer
New York
Norwood Farm
H. C. Ellis
Ocean House
York Cliffs
Olf York
Bits of femininity in midwinter weddings gowns and hats
A midwinter wedding fashion note describes white gowns with rich materials and elaborate costumes, colonial slippers with accents of gold and jet, small embroidered stocks with scalloped edges, and chic scarves. It notes styles like short-back sailor, English walking hat, French toque, military stock for flannel waists, and the use of ermine on gowns and trim details.
Handsome calendar praise for Washington Star
The piece extols the Washington Star as a capital daily of equal merit to any paper. It describes a three sheet bristol art calendar with murals of Typograph, The Diffusion of Intelligence, and Steam and Electricity. The author commends the Star for valuable exchange quality and reliable national coverage.
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Washington Star
Star
Unknown Ad Offering Cascarets Claims Cure
An advertisement promotes Cascarets as a remedy for constipation. It uses bold claims and testimonials, urging readers to purchase to cure gastrointestinal issues and promising refunds. The wording reflects period promotional language and dubious medical efficacy.
January term opens at Exeter with Moore trial set
Rockingham county superior court opened in Exeter with Judge Robert J. Peaslee presiding. About forty lawyers attended. The main item was a postponement to next Monday of the trial for ex-City Clerk William L L Moore, charged with embezzling about 1700. Defense counsel sought time to prepare citing rate misunderstandings. The state agreed to a continuance. no jury trials this week.
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Kennard
Manchester
William LL Moore
John Kivel
Dover
Eastman
State
Greenleaf
Moore
Calvin Page
Marvin
Mastman
L.J. Kivel
Portsmouth
Peaslee
Tudge Peaske
Messrs. Hastman
Kivel
H. Frink
Eli G. Bunker
Boston and Maine Railroad
Bunker
North Hampton
Messrs
Kivel and
Hughes
Chauncey Keniston
John J. Joyce
Newmarket
Local Election Roll Call Names Listed by Ward
A fragment lists individuals associated with wards in North Hampton Ports mouth Seabrook South Hampton Windham and Salem. Names include Eli G. Bunker Shirley B. Davis Horace A. Massey James BE Tucker William P. Meloon George R. Woods and others. No further details on roles or results provided.
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Newton
Nathaniel G. Whidden
North Hampton
Eli G. Bunker
Portsmouth
Shirley B. Davis
James BE. Tucker
Horace A. Massey
Frank E. Dearborn
William P. Meloon
Excused
George R. Woods
George W. Connors
Salem
Frank D. Davis
Edwin Dustin
Seabrook
Samuel F. Perkins
South Hampton
John N. Evans
Windham
George W. Johnson
Forest Society Meeting in Concord to Spur NH Forestry Efforts
New Hampshire residents joined by Boston gentlemen and others at the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests annual meeting in the state library, Concord. Officers elected include President Frank W. Rollins and a larger slate of vice presidents with names from Boston, Cambridge, Manchester, Yale, and New York. plans include a forestry campaign starting February 1 and a bill modeled on Connecticut good reads law to be pushed through the Grange and other channels.
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Society For the Protection of New Hampshire Forests
State Library
Concord
Frank W. Rollins
George T. Cruft
Bethlehem
E. Bertram Pike
Parker's Station
N. J. Batchelder
Andover
Ellen M. Mason
North Conway
Joseph B. Walther
Ll. H. Carrol
B. Douuglass
Gen. Cruft
Walker
John E. Johnson
Philadelphia
James Sturgis Pray
John M. Woods
Cambridge
Mass
Janes I. Colby
Hanover
George B. Leighton
St. Louis
G. Byron Chandler
Manchester
Albert FE. Pallobury
Boston
Clifton D. Howe
Chicago
Frank W. Rolling
Herbert Myrick
Springfield
James K. Carter
Henry O. Morey
John Hay
Washington
Orlando B. Douglass
Henry S. Graves
Yale Forestry School
John D. Quackenboss
New York
Allan W. Chamberlon
Winchester
The
Won
George Byron Chandler
Tenry Jamen
Harold J. Coolidge
Frank G. Webster
Oron B. Brown
Berlin
Joseph T. Walker
Ton
George T. Craft
Jorge T. Craft
Albert C. Pillsbury
N. Oj. Tachelder
Rollins
Phillip W. Ayers
Connecticut
Dover Obituary and Local Society Notes
Daniel Hodgdon, aged 73, died at his Dover home from stomach cancer after a long trucking career. Survived by wife and son James F. Carey of Haverhill attended a Socialist club talk on Socialism and Progress at Grand Army Hall. Wentworth Home for the Aged officers were elected with Col Daniel Hall as chairman. James B. Lothrop among trustees. Mrs Sarah H. Coburn named matron. Funeral for James P. Hayes of Boston, formerly of Dover, held at Universalist Church. burial in Pine Hill Cemetery.
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Daniel Hodgdon
Frospect Street
James F. Carey
Haverhill
Grand Army
Harrison Haley
Cyrus L. Jenness
Charles &. Cartland
Col
Daniel Hall
Elisha R. Brown
James BE. Lothrop
Abby . . Sawyer
Col. Hall
Charles 8. Cartland
Sarah H. Coburn
James P. Hayes
Boston
Dover
Universalist Church
BE. A. Hoyt
Pine Hill Cemetery
Fortify the System Against Disease by Blood Purification
Purification and enrichment of the blood are urged as a means to strengthen the body against illness. The admonition emphasizes cleansing the bloodstream to improve health and resistance to disease.
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Hood
Twin Birth Brings Joy Amidst Family Tragedy at Kittery Point
In Kittery Point J C Cutts family endures hardship as Mrs Cutts falls gravely ill after giving birth to twins. Three doctors and nurses aid her recovery while twins prosper. Mrs Cutts, originally from Beverly Farms Mass, has family support nearby. Conductor J Fred Dorr and Raymond A Paul plus Motorman Charles R Dutton leave the local electric road with Dorr moving to the navy yard.
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Paul
Dutton
Augusta
Portsmouth
Sea Point
Henry E. Evans
York
Boston
W. H. Chick
Rebekahs
Kittery
Elmer F. Patch
Mitchell Davis
Nathaniel Nutter
Luther Lewis, Jr
J. C. Cutts
Charles R. Dutton
Dorr
Navy Yard
Nancy S Bradeen Funeral Held in Concord
The funeral for the late Nancy S Bradeen was held from the Thompson Street home yesterday at 1 p.m. Rev C Strout officiated. The body was taken to Saco Missouri for interment. Ex Gov Jolns recalled subscription books for an independent auditorium plan as city government moves to include a large public hall in a new city building. The New Hampshire centennial home for the aged reported a flourishing condition at its annual meeting held in Concord yesterday afternoon. The grand encampment I O O F instructional shock session was held at Odd Fellows hall last night with officers from across the state in attendance.
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Nancy S. Bradeen
Thompson Strecit
P.m
C. Strout
Saco
Jolns
New Hampshire Centennial Home For the
Navy Orders and Personnel Movements Reported
Naval communications issue orders for sea readiness. Passed Assistant Surgeon J. E. Page transfers Pensacola to sea duty. Captain C. G. H. Wadleigh detached as president general court martial Boston yard. to League Island for duty. Lieut. H. K. Benham shifts from Washington yard to Olympia. Chaplain E. J. Brennan to Hartford. Lt. Commander C. Rogers reassigned within Navy Department.
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J. E. Page
Pensacola
G. H. Wadleigh
Boston Yard
League Island
H. K. Benham
Washington Yard
Olympia
E. J. Brennan
Hartford
C. €. Rogers
Naval War Records Office
Navy Department
Dover New England league to host Sunday games at York Beach
The Lowell Sun reports the Dover New England league team will play Sunday games at York Beach. Some sporting writers, like Voncort Monitor, appear to be indulging in pipe dream speculation during idle times.
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Lowell Sun
Dover
York Beach
Voncort
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Concord Grocers
NEW Messenger Company
Telegraphic Typewriter
Wdemie
Civil Service Examinations
Homes
Howells
Deuggisca
Duperiur Cort
Exeter
Toestay
Kingston
Arthur H. Marshall
Londonderry
Charles McAlllater
Newfields
Charles BE. Quinn
Perley A. Young
Joseph A. Fil
Portsmouth Trust & Guarantee Company
John Hatch
Holden
Frank Jones
Moses H. Goodrich
Ezrail Winchester
Samuel J. Gerrish
Justin V. Hanscom
Benjamin F. Webster
Alfred F. Howard
John H. Bartlett
Portsmouth Trust & Guarantee Company of
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Lylaws
Samus
Gerrisit
Justin V Hanscom
Benjamin
Alfred F. Pmoward
Donn H H. Bartlett
Directora
Bai Commissoners
Portsmouth Trust, & Guarantee Company
New Hampshire National Bank
Hattie W. Ferguson
Kennebunk
John A. Goss
Christian Church
Frank W. Manson
Amee House
U. S. Fish Commission
Charles I. Johnson
M. J
York County Medical Society
N. H
Gov. Nill
P. KL
J. A. Carr
Triat
Oom Dover
Kittery Point
Odd Fellows
Dr. Hobba
Conceav
NAVAL
Owen Ro
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