Moore Case Goes To Jury In Portsmouth Embezzlement Trial
Exeter January 25 Moore case has gone to the jury on embezzlement charges against William H. Moore after a long trial day. Defense argued padding of city accounts while prosecutors urged guilt, with cross examinations and county figures. jury to deliver verdict and possible verdict details in dollars and cents.
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Exeter
Moore
Flas
Wiliam H. Moore
Iris
Page
Ustinian
Cousel
Justice of the Peace
Dog Linses
Cleris
Oxford
Emery
Sim
Whechs
William Quinn
Quinn
City of
Hortsmouth
Sarah A. Frye
County of
Rockingham
B. F. Thorndyke
Wiliam Alton
Laskey
J. Theece
Samuel Ive Ideck
Charls H. Tucker
Gay Smart
William Casey
Mr. Casey
Oxford Os
Gardner
W. Emery
Portsmouth
Peirce
Fred H. Ward
City Treasury
Comles I
Emery Wos
Ime
Petree
Janus
Ameyre
Mooore
Mayer
Mooste
Kivel
Haamon
Mency
Deliberating Moore Case Jury Locked In At Exeter
Exeter Tan 29 jury in the Moore case remained behind locked doors after an all night deliberation and had not reported by press time this afternoon.
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Exeter
Tan
Moore
Concert and Ball at Portsmouth Country Club
Portsmouth Country club schedules a concert and ball for next month with the Fall Naval Band as the music source. The event is invitation only and the arrangements committee includes Capt Warry Taylor Capt J Louis Harris W Herman Sides Gustave Washburn J K Bates Pope In H EB Boynton and others.
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Portsmouth
Fall Naval Band
Shillaber
Warry Taylor
C. BE. Almy
J. Louis Harris
W. Herman Sides
J. M. Washburn
Gustave Pegger
J. K. Bates
Pope
H. EB. Boynton
Schooner Lizzie J Call Sold To Freeman Garrett
Henry W. Anderson has offered Freeman R. Garrett of Portsmouth a controlling stake in the three masted schooner Lizzie J Call, a vessel of oak frame. The ship, capable of 340 tons, is to be used chiefly in the Exeter coal carrying trade.
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Henry W. Anderson
Freeman R. Garrett
Portamouth
Lizzie J. Call
Exeter
Superior Court hears Bunker vs Boston and Maine case
Exeter January 29 Judge Peaslee announced the case Bunker of North Hampton v Boston and Maine Railroad for damages after the plaintiff rider was thrown when his horse spooked by an electric car. A jury of Londonderry South Valleyton Salem Kingston Portsmouth and Newmarket residents was impaneled and the docket set for 11 o clock. John McKay of Derry faced a diversion label matter rejected by the judge and faces embeszlement bonds from Derry.
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Peaslee
Exeter
Superior
Eli G. Bunker
North Hampton
Boston and Maine Railroad
Portsmouth Electric Rgnlway
Charles McAllister
Londonderry
John N. Evans
South Vansypton
Edwin Dustin
Salem
William J1
Cotcord
Frank DP. Davis
Charles E. Quinn
Newhields
Joseph A. Wilton
Newmarket
Artur He Mareshall
Kingston
James Ff. Raight
George R. Woods
Portsmouth
Genjaiin Wilkins
Iaipton Iralis
Shirky L. Davis
Thebaud Jewels Bail Hearing in New York Court
In New York, Tau and Kein faced the criminal court over the Laclaned jewels valued with police involvement. Kern implicated Hin in locating the Sluo peak, while detective Keiley presented Kern to Judge Poster. Bail was set at $2000 but deemed too small by Judge Poster, and Kern was remanded to the Longs prison.
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New York
Dan
Planned Associated Trust Company in St Louis
A group of St Louis business and professional men plan a trust company named the Associated Trust Company. The proposed capitalization totals 15 million dollars with two parent corporations and several state subcorporations. The plan envisions handling banking, insurance, and building and loan business.
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St. Louis
St. Lois
Asociated Trust Company
Navy to test Nicholson ship log on torpedo boat
The Army and Navy Register notes a trial of a Nicholson design ship log on a torpedo boat. Used on Great Lakes steamers, it replaces towing devices and records speed automatically. Winding the clock replaces routine actions. a regulator dial shows knots or miles per hour.
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Navy Department
Army and
Navy Register
Great Lakes
Soldiers Frozen to Death in Japan
London source reports over 20 soldiers killed by freezing in northern Japan according to the Toklo corre spondent of the Daily Express.
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London
Toklo
Daily Express
Japan
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN JANUARY SHOPPING LIST FEATURES
The January shops offer hair ornaments in shell barrette shapes encrusted with brilliants around $5. Jet coils and hair ornaments appear in various designs. Candle shades in silver filigree with colored stones, cut glass salt and pepper shakers at 45 cents each, and heavier glass pieces at a few cents more. Dolls parasols in bright colors with luxurious ribbons and laces, an embroidered cushion depicting a sea voyage, and a seagoing passenger inscription. A piano lamp with brass and resin, lamp standards in bronze near the hundred dollar mark, and bronze domed figures with hand extended for presentation. Electric lamp standards in sunflower designs feature brass stems and a large brass sunflower with a yellow silk shade. Imported Scotch corded zephyrs and Swiss muslin fabrics in black and white patterns, nineteen cents per yard, plus fine stripes and lace inserts.
Organized in Kittery Maine corporate filings
The San Diego Fruit Company organized at Kittery to produce and sell horticultural and agricultural products with capital stock of 1 506 600 and 1 500 600 paid in. Officers include President B C Cheney Dover Mass and Treasurer C D Lanning Boston Mass. Certificate approved January 24 1902. The Sweetwater Water Company organized at Kittery to maintain water systems in California with capital stock 1 200 000 all paid in. Officers include President T P Caeney Dover Mass and Treasurer D Lanning Boston Mass. Certificate approved January 24 1902.
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Maine
San Diego Fruit Company
Kittery
B.C. Cheney
Dover
Asq
C.D. Lanning
Boston
Mass
Sweetwater Water Company
California
T. P. Caeney
D. Lanning
Chronic Constipation Cure Claim
An old advertisement touts Casearets candy cathartic as a cure for chronic constipation. It promises guaranteed relief with genuine tablets stamped C C C and notes the remedy is not sold in bulk through druggists.
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Casearets
Druggists
Roc
Eight Die in Inferno at Viet Street Fire in Leston Mass
A four story wooden building on Viet Street, occupied by Italian families, burned shortly before 2:00 am. Eight residents died, three others injured fatally after leaping from windows. Firefighters freed the blaze and carried victims to hospitals, with names largely unrecorded.
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Leston
Mass
Viet Street
Waren
Hoois
Bremen
Luigi Pilapa
Mary
South Eliot News Notes and Bridges for Electric Railroad
South Eliot residents discuss visits from Portsmouth and Portland relatives. Alfred Spinney rumored to win contracts to build bridges for a new electric railroad, with local employment potential. Town meeting granted Governor Hill preferred location in Junet for the road, while Spinney’s crew worked on Chelsea bridge piling.
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South Elid
Feta Lydstem
Portland
Charles Tetherly
Sever
Joseph Sleit
Hitile Son
Portsmoith
Relay Tives
Everett Paul
Nathan MckKenny
Portsmouth
Albert Davis
Henry Kennison
Music Hell
ATF
Iliza
Joseph Maddock
Alfred Spinney
Seiietimen
Governor Hill
Jwuet
Chelsea
Lecture Invitation for Stator Post G A I
Comrades of Stator Post No 1 G A I are invited by Rev George W Gile to attend a lecture Friday evening January 3 at Middle Street Baptist Church at 8 o clock Por Order A M Lang Commander
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Stator Post
George W. Gile
Middle Street Baptist Church
A. M. Lang
Philippine Question Splits Senate Over Commerce Bill
Washington January 28 a Philippine storm filled the senate chamber for nearly three hours yet yielded no definite result. A sharp exchange between Senators Spooner and Tillman stirred passions as the race question and lynching of negroes surfaced in debate. Before this the senate completed action on the bill to abolish a department of commerce renaming it the department of commerce and labor.
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Washington
Senate
Department of Commerce
Department of Commerce Amt Labor
Teamsters Strike Test in Aston Injunction Proceedings
Aston Mass January 28 The teamsters strike standoff continues as injunction actions against Union men by the Brine Transportation Company proceed before Judge Braley in the supreme court. Proceedings began yesterday and continued today with progress likely delaying final decision until Thursday or Friday. Several of Brine's teams operated under police guard this morning without incident.
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Aston
Mass
N. S. Brine Transportation Company
Braley
Supreme Court
Brine
Miss Stone Captive Negotiations Reported From Sofia
A Sofia telegram says brigands demand Miss Ellen Stone be freed on Turkish soil but Turkey will not consent without knowledge of the brigands passage price. Turkey also requires a neutral escort accompany the brigands across the frontier.
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Vienna
Sofia
Ellen FL Stone
Smoke Talk Planned At Warwick Club Headquarters
The Warwick club schedules a smoke talk at headquarters next Tuesday evening with an address by a Fort Constitution officer in charge of soldiers. A launch will follow the address and a large attendance is expected. The club will also begin a bill d tournament on February first, nearing membership limit.
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Warwick Club
Fort Constitutiun
Admiral Casey Visits Santiago De Chile Here
Santiago de Chile January 28 Rear Admiral Silas Casey commander in charge of the Pacific station arrived here today and will visit President Riesco tomorrow. His flagship the battleship Iowa remains at Valparaiso awaiting further orders from the fleet commander. The visit signals strengthened ties with Chilean authorities amid regional tensions.
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Santiago de Chile
Silas Casey
Pacific Station
Iowa
Valparaiso
Riesco
British cruiser Psyche and US gunboat Mari etla reach Colon
News from Colon Colombia reports the cruiser Psyche from Barbadoes and the gunboat Mari etla from Porto Rico arriving. A strong detachment of government troops arrived from Panama and the area remains quiet with order restored.
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Colon
Colombia
Psyche
Barbadoes
United States
Marietla
Porto Rico
Panama
Storer Relief Corps Invited to Mrs Scott Lecture
Members of Storer Relief Corps No. 6 receive invitation from Rev George W Giles pastor Middle Street Baptist Church to attend Mrs Scott lecture Friday evening January 31 in the church. Corps to meet in the vestibule at seven eighty oclock per order of the president.
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Storer Relief Corps
No. 6
George W. Giles
Middle Street Baptist Church
Scott
To Cure Grip in Two Days Doorstep Claim Ad
An 1900s style ad touts Laxative Bromo Quinine to cure grip in two days with E W Grove signature on every box and a 26 cent price tag. It presents a bold health claim in terse promotional language.
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E. W. Grove
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Davidson
Casey
Thorndyke
Miss ‘Erry
Newspa
TRE Superior Court
Thebaud
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Philippine
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Miss Stone
Admiral Casey