Dover arrests four in Fourth of July shooting case
A Dover, New Hampshire, posse, led by Assistant Marshal Wilkinson, arrested four men John Williams John Farren William Scott and Frank Gold for alleged complicity in the July Fourth shooting that killed two victims, Dobbing and McNally, after a fierce resistance at the Waverley House near Central Park. A witness identified Williams as the shooter of Dobbing, with Farren and Gold linked to the group.
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Dover
N. H
John Wiliams
John Farren
William Scott
Frank Gold
Dssault
Mly
McNally
Dobbing
Marshal Wilkinson
Waverley House
Central Park
Williams
Farren
Gold
Edward Ellis
Willams
Kitty Scanlan
Walhamy
South Berwick
Dover preacher meeting to be held at Hedding grounds
State brief notes local items in New Hampshire. A Dover district preachers meeting is set for next Tuesday at the Hedding camp grounds. Several local obituaries are recorded including Mrs Luella Emery and James Rollins. A Liberty/Libel divorce case is docketed in Nashua, and police arrest Archambeault in Manchester for an assault attempt in Allenstown. Grand musical festival planned at Hampton Beach Conventional Hall during August 20 week.
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Dover
Hedding
Exeter
Hampton
Charles H. Burns
United States
Charles J. Hamblett
Luella A. Emery
Hampton Friday
James Rollins
Stratham
Bailey Smith
James Rolling
Florence Rollins
Wellesley
Susan L. Blake
John P. Blake
John P
Arthur B. Blake
Elizabeth F. Akermas
Ruth Blake
Manchester
Josoph Archambeault
Suncook
Henrietta Lessard
Allenstown
Hampton Beach
Rockingham County
Chorus Prep for Large Concert Led by Prof Bisis dell
A chorus of 200 voices is to be drilled for the event with four prominent soloists and an unusually large orchestra. Prof Henri G Bisis dell of Concord will conduct the festival.
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Henri G. Bisisdell
Concord
Portsmouth Band to Play at Hampton Beach Next Sunday
Local band shown improvement in Fourth of July concerts. Engagement at Hampton Beach promised. parade fire safety noted. Deer sightings near Greenland Rye beach Elnot Greenacre discussed, possible release from town winter capture. Baseball talk on Boston Pittsburgs Selee’s team. Philadelphias slump and Brooklyn lead. A humorous note about a man who asked to be jailed over the holiday to avoid trouble. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as health aid with Hood’s Sardaparilla claims.
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Judge Adams
Greenland
Rye Beach
Elnot
Greenacre
Boston
Pittsburgs
Selee
Philadelphias
Brooklyns
Unitarian Convention Speakers at Isles of Shoals Next Week
The annual Unitarians meetings at the Isles of Shoals begin Sunday July 8 and run through July 15. A program lists distinguished preachers and writers including Rev. John P. Forbes Rev. Charles H. Me Crothers Rev. E. Hale and Rev. George H. Badger among others with devotional services lectures excursions and a concert. The event aims to attract many denominational members and advance religious interests.
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the Shoals
Isles of Shoals
Henry A. Hewitt
Seimon
John P. Forbes
Lemon
Charles
John Munday
Crothers
Tulspar
J.C. Perkins
Lon. UC
Walt Whitman
W. Hanson Pulstoid Priday
JUA
W.S. Jones
F. B. Sornbrooke
D. D
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W.W. Fenn
Mount Rainer
H.C. Smith
J. M. Pullman
G. W. Kent
Resignation of Pastor Laid On Table At Meeting
At the annual meeting of the Court attest Christian church on Thursday evening the resignation of Rev. Myron Tyler, announced last Sunday, was laid upon the table until the next meeting. Joseph Hanscom elected clerk and treasurer, and Albert K Jenkins James K Yeaton and Warren Pryor chosen wardens.
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Court Attest Christian Church
Myron Tyler
Joneph Hanscom
Albert RK
Jenkins
James RK
Yeaton
Warren Pryor
Odd Tales Of Cows And A Lamented Sterling Auction
A fragment from London Chronicle recounts dairy quirks where cows named Trieste and the Evangelist produce odd milk and dislike psalm tunes. A separate vignette describes a 19th century public sale notice for a wife by auction, noting the absurd claim of a man selling his spouse.
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Muaic
Trieste
Aea
Evangelist
Sankey
London Chronicle
SCROSS THE RIVER: Homespun incidents and arrivals
Mrs Hannah Mitchell of Kittery Point was seriously injured after a fall at home on Thursday evening. Dr A W Johnson attended and found her badly bruised and shaken, with possible long term consequences. In town visitors include Daniel Frisbee, telegraph operator from Newfields, N J, and his family. Martin V B Williams of Kittery Point returns from Somerville, May, where he works in Boston and Maine rail car shops. Mrs Herman Keller of West Medford visits her mother. Frank Osborne, brought from Boston with suspected paralysis, is reported to be improving slowly but remains in bad condition. physician Henry Nelson attributes the illness to heat. Henry Nelson of Concord, N H, is spending vacation with his father in town.
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Hannah Mitchell
Horace Mitchell
Kittery Point
A. W. Johnson
Mitchell
Daniel Frisbee
Newfields
N. J
Solon Frisbee
Martin V.B. Williams
Somerville
Mays
Boston & Maine Railroad
Herman Keller
West Medford
Parry
Frank Osborne
Boston
Henry Nelson
Concord
N. H
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