Burglars Make Big Haul At Newmarket Manufacturing
Shortly after midnight Thursday morning the safe of the Newmarket Manufacturing company was blown open by two men. They stole payroll money and other items, leaving tools and an automobile abandoned on the outskirts toward Dover. Authorities scoured the countryside but no decisive trace of the bandits has been found. The burglars appeared to be professionals familiar with the plant, and the raid was discovered as the day’s work began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket Maufacturing Company
Ankuewe
Alsere
Durham
Dover
Max
Automoblia
Witich Wadt
Ceylon Spinney
Shaw
Memorial Day and Local Notices in New England
Local residents and visitors are noted in Memorial Day observations, family visits, and household happenings across towns in New Hampshire and Maine. Names include eLior Eliot, M. Wherren, Mrs. L. Poster, Mrs. Edward Celts, and others, with social calls, renovations, and work updates across Farmington NH, Portsmouth, Berwick, and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hug Jacobs
Portsmouth
East
Alien Hillews
Uixean
Farmington
Etta
Hs Cottage
Mery L. Fernald Ie
Everett
Walker Wen
A. C. Fourg
Kittery
Qitford Laws
Order of Sons of Veterans
Portemouth
Lizzie M. Nowell
G. H. Hobbins
Berwick
H. Wilson
Bouth Berwick
Congregational Church
W. H. Sparrow
Ware Avenue
Minnie Neal
Connecticut
Laws
Fred Stone
South Berwick
Charles B. Remick
Land
Lamont Hilton
Penk Imouth
Remick
Bully Remick
State Road
Tena Cple
Malden
Mass
Fredwin Robinson
Artillerymen Defeat Jackies In Fort Constitution Baseball
The 158th company C A C defeated the U S S Dubuque 3 to 3 at Fort Stark Fort Constitution government reservation. The line score lists several players with hits and errors, including Frederick Poole Hoffman Lawrence Mead and Tipping as notable contributors. Umpires were Couterway and Potty with numerous miscues and pitching details recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. S Dubuque
158Th Company
Fort Constitution
Governmeent Reservation
Fort Stark
Wioney P
Tipping
Rai Ab
Neaner
Tad Tretan
Parlberg
Frederick
Gamnck
Pealy
Hoffman
Lawrence, Mead
Caribers
Frederick Poole
Hoflman
Carlberg
Floltman
Richardson
Meredith
Lawrence Mead
Sehwars
Rocker
Treton
Garbers
Balla
Camacle
Comatork
Camick
Comstock
Winney
Pall
Kahelk
River and Harbor News and Vessel Movements
River and harbor updates report Capt. Silas Harding of the Firat Ufe saving district showing a message about a paralysed officer at a nearby station. The British schooner Abana ran aground near Wood Island Point but cleared. The Penobscot, long a Boston to Maine ferry, sold to a New York firm to become an excursion boat to Shelter Island. Dorothy B. Barrett fuel transport and Mary F. Barrett slated for Bridgewater and South America respectively. Oliver Amee, largest schooner, reported ashore at Stonington with heavy water? Readiness and coal movements to Exeter and Duraha. Grampus, Grampus, and Abana listed with coal and lumber movements bound for navy yard and Consolidation Coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas
Harding
Firat Ufe
Phuirs
Imddererd
Lewis C. Toturan
Wletcher
Nook Ife
Tol
Wood Island Point
Thoring
Penobscot
Boston
Maine
Hastern Steamship Company
New York
Shelter Island
East Hoston
Dorothy B. Barratt
Mary F. Barrett
Bridgewater
South America
Oliver Amee
Existnce
Stonington
Exeter
Newhawket
Durhasa
Reading and Consolidation Lines
Eckley
Railroad Wharf
States Fish Commission
Grampus
Hanson
Medieval Monarena and the Clauses of Titles
A fragment discusses medieval monarchs mirroring each other claims in official lists. It notes the practice of inserting non praejudicando clauses to show titles were mere pretence and could harm if used. Names like Mrs Mimps appear in a puzzling closing line.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praise
A Michigan widow says Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health and happiness after thirteen children. She praises the remedy's power to ease pain and fatigue, claiming it kept her family well and ready to work, with her daughter also helped by the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Piarm
Trorkdd
Tam Fyrty- A
Anne Ain Aho
Lydia
Pinkham
Jouagon
Scottville
Mich
Bergin
Murat
Massachusetts harbor plans dominate real exchange meeting
Improvement of Boston harbor was the chief theme as the Massachusetts real estate exchange met at the City Club with President John J. Marin in the chair. George S. Smith of the Boston Chamber of Commerce and Speaker Joseph Walker urged cooperation, harbor improvements, and substantial funding to position Boston as a leading port. The meeting discussed a $9,000,000 to $9,008,004 dock improvement and a proposed Canada reciprocity note, ahead of a Montreal trip by New England business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Harbor
Massachusetts Real ‘Sule Exchange
City Cub
John J. Marin
George S. Smith
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Joseph Walker
House of Representatives
Smith
Chamber Commerce
Boston
Commonwealth
Walker
Massachusetts
United States
Canada
Memors
Montreal
Prea
Marin
Tle
Board of Trade
New England
B. P. Shaw
Ax-Stats Treasures
Hud
Roster Ferry
Portsmouth Portside Clash Over Historic Warship Repair
Senate Naval Affairs Committee reports on the Portsmouth repair bill while noting Secretary Meyer's opposition. A Treasury-led plan to lend the ship to Fortress Monroe as a quarantine vessel is described, with about 1100 dollars needed for initial preparations. The committee argues preserving the Portsmouth honors the old Navy and resists converting her to a hospital ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George ©. Perkins
Senate Committee On Naval Se Faiia
Portsmouth
Navy Yard
Wri
Meyer
Navy Department
Committee On Naval Affairs
Secretary of the Navy
Department of the Navy
Washington
Department
Ponor
Treasury Department
Fortress Monroe
Damestown
Secretary of the Treasury
Hampton Toads
Portsmouth Fort
Elf
Galinger
Committee of Naval Affairs
Bente
House of Representatives
United States of America
Portamouth
New York Navy Yard
New Castle Weather Begets Garden Talk And Memorial Day Notes
June’s weather teases better days as June may top May’s fine stretch though no rain hinders Mower gardens now. Decoration day remembered on the island as veterans march with feeble steps to taps, while townsfolk note Civil War losses and local families return from Memorial Day observances. A rumor says a buried automotive butcher cart may soon traverse the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Island
Lown
Portsmouth
Carlo
Willam
White
Hae
Jortamauttt
B. F. Curtis
John Campbell
Lynn
Blg
A.B. Tochg
Oswald
Yteg
W. Treaner
Marguerita
A. Yunggobanar
Ls Uirleh
Carl Mu Tanta
Lawrence
Also Mentioned on This Page
Newmarket
Frank Jones
Frank Jones Brewing Company
A. P. Were
Eldredge Brewing Co
Alesand
eLior
Jackies
Bearns
Mimps
Gubb
Nes
Margeson Brothers
Artic
B VA Piorwring
T v. la Meyer
Department of the Boy
Wser
Navy
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