King Edward II King’s Condition Improves in July 4 Bulletin
London July 4 The king has had a good day. His constitutional condition is satisfactory and the wound shows more active signs of repair. Queen Alexandra and other royal family members drove out this afternoon, indicating improvement. Beginning July 6 only one bulletin daily at nine o’clock will be issued until convalescence. The king enjoys reading and shows amusement at sensational operation reports.
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Buckingham Palace
Laking. Barlow
Edward
Alexandra
Fragmented OCR: Pinacai of the right les and manipulation
Fragmentary text mentions Pinacai of the right and manipulation with unclear context. Other readable items include references to internal a hiadses and Lingurtes with a four count vague. No coherent event or persons clearly established.
Nason and Forbes Wedding Quiet Dover Ceremony
Representative William Nason of Dover united in marriage to Dr Inez H Forbes at the bride's Hamilton Street home by Pastor W R Clark. The ceremony was small with only close relatives present. Nason, a prominent Strafford county lawyer, faced surprise among friends.
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Dover
William
Intelligent horse stands out in Hampton Falls
Hampton Falls July 4 report notes a remarkably intelligent horse trained by Postmaster Dodge able to navigate routes without guidance and distinguish between similar trips on different days. The item also lists summer residents and visitors at the Champernowne, plus local incidents and employment changes in the area.
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Hampton Falls
Dodge
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues and towns
National League games featured Chicago, Boston, St Louis, New York, Pittsburg, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, and Chicago with varied morning and afternoon results. Boston swept Baltimore in two games while Chicago beat Cleveland and Detroit split with St Louis. New England League matchups included Concord, Lowell, Fall River, Dover, Lawrence, Haverhill, Nashua and Manchester with multiple scores across morning and afternoon sessions.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cleveland
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Washington
Concord
Lowell
Lowel
Fall River
Dover
Lawrence
Haverhill
Nashua
Manchester
Endurance Race From Boston To New York Opens
A two day motorcycle endurance event began in Boston with 31 machines starting from Copley Square. The 254 mile course passes Worcester, Springfield, Hartford, and New Haven on the way to New York, the first such event in the country.
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New York
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Springfield
Hartford
New Haven
Parachute Descent Ends in Fatal Woonsocket Accident
Miss Mabel Ward of Milford Massachusetts attempted a parachute descent from a balloon at Hoag Lake Park after a wager with a friend. The ascent ended with a sixty foot fall leaving her severely injured and unlikely to recover.
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Woonsocket, RE
Milford
Maas
Hoag Lake Park
Sha
Major Daingerfield Wins Lawrence Realization at Sheepshead Bay
Major Daingerfield won the Lawrence Realization stakes at Sheepshead Bay, setting a new one mile five furlongs record of 2 47 3 5. Rival finished second with Goldsmith third as betting favored the winner at one to three. The report notes large numbers of Western visitors passing through Portsmouth hotels and reflections on East Coast travel compared with the West.
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Sheepshead Bay
Major Daingerfield
Friar
Goldsmith
Prairie
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi
New Jersey a Unique Spot as Summer Resort
New Jersey rises as a accessible summer refuge for New Yorkers and East Coasters. It offers fast train service, fine exploration, fine bathing facilities, and a mild climate. The Sandy Hook route from Pier 8 N. R. to Atlantic Highlands connects with New Jersey Central lines serving Seabright Normandie West End Monmouth Long Branch Asbury Park Aveewhurst Ocean Grove Avon Thelmar Spring Lake and Cape May. The fleet boats are swift and well equipped and the sea trip is pleasant with rail lines hugging the water.
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Comal
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Normandie
West End
Monmouth
Long Branch
Ashbury Park
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Ocean
Automobilists and Motorcyclists Attract Cities Tour Atten tion
A pair of touring motorcycles drew a crowd on the square this forenoon as local automobilists and motorcyclists gathered. Riders answered questions in good humor while many motorists paused in town, with most heading toward Portland and many stopping for dinner. The holiday Fourth brought many residents to the beach in the afternoon.
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Tls
Portland
Old Home Week notes set for August 17 observance
Old Home Week associations form in many towns not represented last year. Clergymen plan exercises for Old Home Week Sunday August 17. Bonfires atop at least two hundred hills will flash from peak to peak signaling the return of New Hampshire's sons and daughters. First sixty towns listed include Andover Atkinson Boscawen Brentwood and others across the state.
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Atkinson
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Bridgewater
Brookline
Charlestown
Chester
Chichester
Concord
Cornish
Croydon
Derry
Dunbarton
Epsom
Freedom
Francestown
Gilsum
Grafton
Hancock
Hopkinton
Hothin
Hudson
Kensington
Londonsderry
Lisbon
Lyme
Marlborough
Middleton
Mont Vernon
New Durham
New Hampton
Roosevelt Delivers Extended Address Before Tremendous Crowd
A tremendous crowd gathered in Tittaburg at Schenley Park to hear President Roosevelt speak today. The president delivered an extended address and was later entertained at H. C. Prick’s residence.
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Roosevelt
Schenley Park
H.C. Prick
Methodist Church: Rev. O. Baketel Presiding Elder
The Rev. O. Baketel presiding elder of the Concord district is noted in church records. The fragment mentions church roles and regional leadership within the Methodist denomination.
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Baketel
Concord
Torenton Service Sacrament Meeting At Epworth Church
Mrs Bakerel and Mrs Eis lead a four day city preaching service administering the Lord's Supper at the union service in the Church and Epworth. Meeting at Taclock. Subject The Father's Care. Biblical references include Mr 6:25 34 Ps 20 13 and HM.
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Union Seri
Epworth
Taclock
Eis
City Lands and Buildings Budget Notes 1902
A public notice from A. H. Locke chairman of the City Lands and Buildings committee presents the 1902 financial plan. It explains prior appropriations, current allocations, and projected expenses for insurance, repairs, lighting, and other fixed charges, detailing past expenditures and requested budget cuts.
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the Herald
Committee On
Finance Committee
Conductor Kingsbury Finds Lost Box on Plains Loop
Friday evening Conductor Kingsbury of the local electric road picked up a patched box left on a seat. He heard a rattle inside and opened it to find about $50 in bills and small change. The box was returned to the owner, a Gun club member, and Kingsbury was rewarded for honesty.
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Electric Road
Plains Loop
Knights of Columbus Open House entertained friends on Bow street
Knights of Columbus kept open house on Bow street the night before the Fourth. Guests of both sexes enjoyed dancing whist and cool breezes from a rear platform diver. Indoor whist and refreshments of ice cream cake and lemonade were served as rooms stayed open late into the morning.
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Knights of Columbus
Bow Street
Easy relations with birds say Pratton curator
In The Outlook July issue W E D Scott, curator of ornithology at Princeton, explains how humans can gain birds' trust. He notes birds in wild areas fear less when unmolested and that calm, nonintrusive behavior helps establish contact, citing a policeman in Central Park and a nest rescue with feeding and release.
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W. E. D. Scott
Princeton
Pacific
Arizona
Central Park
New York
Organization in Kittery forms new enterprise
At the office of the Lawyer's Incorporation and Transfer company and the Wilson Trolley Catcher company in Kittery a new entity is organized with capital stock of 25000 dollars. Albert E. Moulton serves as president and Charles C. Smith as treasurer.
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Wilson Trolley Catcher Company
Cap. Ital
Albert E. Moulton
Charles C. Smith
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