Moody to visit Roosevelt after Sagamore Hill stop
Secretary Moody is expected to arrive at Sagamore Hill on Friday and will remain with President Roosevelt possibly until Monday morning. After the visit he will travel to Buzzards Bay Newport Cottage City Boston Salem Haverhill Marblehead Gloucester Portsmouth Portland and Bar Harbor before returning to Washington.
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Oyster Bay
Moody
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
Washington
Buzzard'’s Bay
Newport
Cottage City
Boston
Salem
Haverhill
Marblehead
Gloucester
Portsmouth
Portland
Bar Harbor
Ten Men Picked Up From fogged Mary T Fallon
Boston reports the fishing schooner Sylph brought ten crew members of the Mary T Fallon to port after they strayed from their vessel in thick fog on the channel grounds last Sunday. Two men who left in a dory remain missing.
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Boston
Sylph
Channel
Mary T. Fallon
Fallon
Fort Worth merchant reports Yaqui massacre in Sonora
A Fort Worth Texas merchant, S N Jacks, says he saw thirty Yaqui Indians lined up and shot at a small Torin town in Sonora Mexico after capture in the mountains the day prior. Several victims were mere hoys.
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Tuscan
Ariz
S. N. Jacks
Fort Worth
Texas
Torin
Sonora
Mexico
Scorpion Runs Aground In Newport Harbor
The U S dispatch boat Scorpion ran aground in the upper harbor today but backed off with its own engines at 8 15 p m and anchored in the bay for the night. It is believed the damage is slight.
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Newport
U. S
Scorpion
Sloop Capsized Near Savannah Drowns Captain Calder’s Mother
A sloop with a pleasure party capsized in the Ogeechee river near Savannah on July 23. Captain Allen N Calder lost his aged mother and infant daughter to the wreck. His father and wife were seriously injured and his father may die.
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Savannah
Allen N. Calder
Ogechee River
Three Americans Held Up Wells Fargo Express Car
Eagle Pass Texas dispatch reports the Wells Fargo express car on the Mexican Central train was robbed yesterday in Chihuahua Mexico of $53,000. Three Americans are said to have stopped the messenger and located the safe.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Chihuahua
Mexico
Wells-Fargo
Body found in grain sack near shore in Bay Ridge
A man with throat cut from ear to ear was found tonight tied in an oil grain sack near the shore at Hay Ridge Brooklyn. Police and investigators cordon the area as they probe the grisly discovery awaiting further details.
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New York
Hay Ridge
Brooklyn
Two Hundred Drowned in West River Steamer Disaster
A native steamer capsized in the West river, drowning about two hundred passengers. The brief item notes the tragedy and records a second, unrelated line about Illinois rising in Springfield on July 23.
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Hong Kong
West River
Wis River Stirs Near Keardsown Reaches Seventeen Feet
River rising at Keardsown now stands seventeen feet above the low water mark. Flooding damages crops on the lowlands increase, with losses running into thousands of dollars.
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Wis
Keardsown
Hedding Promises Lively Holiness Camp and Chautauqua Season
Hedding hosts a busy summer with camp meetings and a Chautauqua program. A C Lauriat of Medford oversees the new Spring house dining, Mrs. Higgins of Exeter runs ice cream and confections, and Rev. C J Fowler leads the Holiness Association events from July 23 to August 2. The grounds see improvements, cottages change hands, and programs feature Rev J B Robbins and others with various religious services and lectures.
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Hedding
Lfe
A .C. Lauriat
Medford
Mass
John G. Higgins
Exeter
Mary Whitney
Boston
Polemy Page
J. Martin
Manchester
C. J. Fowler
National Holiness Association
D. C. Thatcher
Vermont
Otis Cole
B. Reynolds
New Hampshire
J. B. Robbins
Dover
Grace Church House
N. Jarrett
Epping
Severance Cottage
Hedding Avenue
A. M. Stickney
Murdered by Ladrones in Del Norte Teachers Missing
War department reports missing school teachers from Delaware since June 16. Names include John E Wells 29 Montgomery Avenue Providence R I cousin Louis A Thomas Ernest Heger 1413 Vine Street Cincinnati Clyde A France Berea Ohio missing Cebu. Bodies recovered. Tender of murderers killed. Eight others captured by the constabulary.
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Washington
War Department
Del
John E. Wells
Montgomery Avenue
Providence
Louis A. Thomas
Ernest Heger
Vine Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Clyde A. France
Berea
Cebu
Baseball scores and game results from major league action
Baseball results list Boston beat Philadelphia 3 0 in Boston. Chicago Cincinnati game rained out. Brooklyn 1 New York 1. St Louis 10 Pittsburgh in St Louis. American League Baltimore 7 Chicago 5 in Baltimore. Boston 3 St Louis 2 thirteen innings in Boston. Philadelphia 5 Detroit 2 in Philadelphia. Washington 6 Cleveland 5 in Washington.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
New York
St. Lous
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Baltimore
Baltmore
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
New England League Scores From Concord and Manchester
In Concord Dover beat Concord 10 to 8 and Manchester defeated Lawrence 3 to 2 at Manchester Haverhill topped Lowell 7 to 2 at Haverhill Nashua 4 Fall River 2 at Nashua indicating a busy baseball card across four venues with close division play and notable pairings among New England teams.
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Concord
Dover
Manchester
Lawrence
Haverhill
Lowell
Nashua
Falltiver
Petition to Contest Adoption Decree Heard
The probate court session led by Judge Leavitt heard relatives of Mrs. Almena P. Keyes petitioning to set aside the 1899 adoption of Bertha Bunker by Frank L. Keyes and Almena I. Keyes on grounds of Mrs Keyes being of unsound mind. The hearing continues, seen as the initial move in contesting Mrs. Keyes' will.
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Leavitt
Eyeter
Almena P. Keyes
Bertha Bunker
North Ihampton
Frank L. Keyes
Almena I. Keyes
Doan's Ointment Promises Fast Pile Relief
A reader touts Doan's Ointment as the cure for painful piles described as tortures, claiming ten thousand demons could not worsen the condition and that the ointment never fails.
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Vitala
NOT WOUNDED Tracy Reappears Looking Fresh Ant Rested
Tacoma July 23 citation Harry Tracy the outlaw reappeared at Millers logging camp four miles from Kansascat. He is not wounded and looks fresh and rested. He wears a derby hat but carries a slouch hat, a rifle two revolvers and ample ammunition.
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Tacoma
Wash
Harry Tracy
Miller’s
Kansascat
Tracy
Stl
Advertising by a Young Lawyer, Former Gov Waller Says
Former Connecticut Governor Thomas M. Waller argues that professional etiquette in law restricts advertising and harms young lawyers. He compares legal ads to merchant advertising and urges permitting discreet ads in daily papers with references to help novices in big cities establish practices.
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Thomas M. Waller
Connecticut
Wnan
Wanamaker
Ints
New Hampshire Emigration Shifts Population Pattterns
Boston-Times reports New Hampshire births abroad exceed native births. Estimated state population 411,588 with 88,107 foreign born and 243,046 born in New Hampshire. 124,045 New Hampshire natives live elsewhere, while in state in-migration exceeds out-migration by over 44,000. Old Home Week set for August 16 to 23.
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Boston
Granite State
Union
New Wampshire
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rbeston
Haverhill
Lowell
Lynn
Somerville
Middle West
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Vermont
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Newspaper Reporter Shot While On Duty
A Paterson reporter on duty was shot through the lungs and may die, a perilous fate rarely noted but finally brings the name to public print. The piece contrasts such risk with soldiers, firemen, and policemen who are hailed as heroes for brave acts.
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Paterson
Reporter’s Silent Valor Shapes World News
The piece lauds an unnamed newspaper reporter who risked life across battles and disasters from San Juan to St Pierre, earning no acclaim. It argues reporters are pivotal but credit goes to superior officers, not the field workers who shoulder danger and hardship.
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Peking
San Juan Hil
Pelee
St. Pierre
Lfe
Nio
Stramship
Trackless trolley to open in Franklin experiment
Arrangements are under way for an experimental trackless trolley system in Franklin with Lowell capitalists F. G. Tilton and Alderman G. F. Stiles present. Work is slated to begin Monday on the line the first of its kind in America. A 20-horse power omnibus built in Chicago can carry thirty two passengers and freight. The line will run between Franklin and Franklin Falls depots on a macadam road using overhead wires.
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Franklin
F. G. Tilton
G. F. Stiles
Lowell
America
Chicago
Franklin Falls
Social Notes From Kittery Point Visitors and Arrivals
Miss Ruth Morrison of Framingham visits Col H B Scott. Mr Carrol of Philadelphia guests Mrs M C Fagan. Leo Kish ill with typhoid and measles. Rev TL E Coffin spoke on the Passion Play at First Christian church. Miss Bertha Acorn visits grandfather Casper Acorn. Miss Bertha Hanson becomes assistant postmistress. Champernowne welcomes many arrivals including Mr and Mrs Hi Stuart Chase Haverhill, WLW Low U S M C, Miss Low New Haven, Miss E M Cyper, Miss Carrie Cooper Louisville, Miss E M Browne New London, Francis A Gardner, Bennett Springer, Roland W Stebbins, Margaret J Stebbins, I A Burbank Boston, Mrs F Randolph, Mrs K D Parry Georgetown, BK B Cann Har Neling, Arthur M Keith Minneapolis, Edward C Wilson Springfield, Dr J E Martinan Baltimore, Mrs J C Chew Wash DC, Miss Chew Wash DC, Miss S A Beck Boston, Mrs Hi HH Kruse Denver, Mr and Mrs R W Chandler Short Hills with child and maid, Mrs P F Henry N
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Ruth Morrison
Framingham
Mass
H. B. Scott
Carrol
Philadelphia
M.C. Fagan
Leo J. Kish
TL. E. Coffin
Clerammergan
First Christian Church
Bertha Acorn
Lynn
Casper Acorn
Bertha Hanson
Champernowne
Hi. Stuart Chase
Haverhill
WLW
New London
Gonn
Francis A. Gardner
Bennett Springer
Roland W. Stebbins
Margaret J. Stebbins
I. A. Burbank
Boston
F. Randolph
K. D. Parry
Georgetown
BK. B
J. C. Chew
Chew
Washington
S. A. Beck
Mar
Hi. HH. Kruse
Denver
R. W Chandler
Short Hills
FP. H
Henry
Hotel Guests Register at Rockingham and Nearby Inns
Wednesday arrivals listed guests at the Rockingham and other hotels. Names include L Ro Bolton Boston William EE Startwell Providence RT L Wo Lake New York T FE Ingham Nashua C EL Richardson New York Charles M Burrows Mount Vernon N Y G D D Crane Haverhill Dr and Mrs Quimby New York F J Goodwin J Spalding Boston Wart Jr of New York registered at the Rockingham. Public officials also noted among registrants.
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Ro Bolton
Boston
William EE
Startwell
Providence
Wo Lake
New York
Rockingham
Houghton
Cincinnati
O. T FE
Ingham
Nashua
C. EL Richardson
Kearsarge
Charles M. Burrows
Mount Vernon
N.Y
G. DD. Crane
Haverhill
Prescott
Mrs. Quimby
F. J. Goodwin
J. Spalding
The
Merrick
Died Suddenly at York A Noted Manchester Citizen
D T Young prominent Manchester resident died suddenly at his Union Bluffs York Beach summer home on Wednesday. The paralytic stroke caused his death. He was about seventy and had long been a member of York's summer colony.
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Manchester
Union Bluffs
York Beach
Mr Young
York
Mascotte Boat Club Outing Planned at Sagamore Creek
The Mascotte boat club plans its annual outing at Johnson farm Sagamore Creek on Sunday August 3. A committee of arrange men is in charge and anticipates about 150 attendees.
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Mascotte Boat Club
Johnson Farm
Sagamore Creek
Harbor Front News Arrivals and Departures Summary
Harbor front reports on July 24 list arrivals: Tug Piscataqua with barges York and Newmarket bound for Saco under Capt. Snow and Capt. Parsons. barge Ellot under Capt. Prisbee bound for Rot light. Departures include Tug Piscataqua and barges P. N. Co. No. 10 from Newcastle and Dover.
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Piscataqua
York
Snow
Boston
Saco, Light
Newmarket
Parsons
Saco
Ight
Ellot
Prisbee
Rot Light
P. N. Co
No. 10
Newcastle
Dover
York's Anniversary Celebration Next Month Planned
York plans a grand quarter millennial celebration on August 5 with a coaching parade fireworks sports speeches and banquet. Invitations extend to the President and Mr Hoagy, Roosevelt and Moody eyed as guests. funds come from town sources the Historical and Improvement Society and private contributors. York recalls Gorgeana name change and its first charter as a milestone in its history.
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Inn of York
York
Roosevelt
Moody
York Historical and Improvement Society
Gorgeana
Fernando Gorges
Maine
Duke of York
Exeter Republicans Win Exeter as County Convention Site
Exeter Republicans announce the Rockingham county convention will be held in Exeter on Friday, Sept. 18, after prior years offsite at Hampton Beach drew complaints. Delegates from Derry, Salem and distant towns faced access and comfort issues, leading Exeter members Albert S. Wetherell and William H. C. Follansby to secure the arrangement.
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Exeter
Rockingham County
Hampton Beach
Derry
Salem
Albert S. Wetherell
William H. C. Follansby
Manchester Union
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