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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1903

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Dartmouth Brown game looms as final test of season at Manchester

Rhode Island University prepares for a tough end to the season with Dartmouth set to meet Brown on Thanksgiving Day in Manchester. Brown plans strong early tests against Princeton, Pennsylvania and Harvard, then eases into the headliner. Dartmouth, coached by F G Fulsome, returns star backs Vaughan Knibbs Patterson Foster and captain Witham, aiming to avenge past losses and extend a winning streak over Brown.

Rhode Island University Manchester Brown Princeton Pennsylvania Harvard Dartmouth F. G. Fulsome Denver Col Vaughan Knibbs Patterson Foster Witham Providence Columbia Yale Lafayette Holy Cross

Oren Ambrews Brought For Surgical Treatment In City

A man named Oren Ambrews arrived on the 8:15 train Monday evening for Madison and was taken by ambulance to Cottage hospital for surgery. Three spectres threaten infant life including cholera infantum dysentery and diarrhoea. Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry is cited as a remedy.

Oren Ambrews Madison Cottage Hospital

Burglar Caught in Gerber Shoe Store on Market Street

An attempted burglary at Louis Gerber’s Market Street shoe store was halted by Officers Ducker Shannon and Robinson before midnight. The suspect, later identified as John Carroll also known as Jay Clary, resisted but was overpowered and jailed. Found on him were union receipts and a constitution.

Louis Gerber Market Street Ducker Shannon Robinson Gerber Lberty Jay Clary John Carroll Clary Officer Robinson Fn Thillar Wne Marine Corps

Novice No More asrobbery ends with $5 missing

Officers and at the police station indicate the suspect is no novice. Carroll smashed the cash register in the store and rifled its contents. Proprietor Gerber said five dollars were left in the drawer when he closed last night. After two searches, Officer Shannon recovered all but five cents, the missing nickel likely lost.

Carroll Gerber Shannon

Impressions of Emerson and notable 19th century figures

Mr Howells charts Emerson and Lincoln as supreme American types and recalls Poe as “the single man” amid Channing. The column covers the Aldrichs’ move near their son in Adirondacks, Den is M Bradley’s nineteenth bishop consecration anniversary, Blair family visits, Storer and Woodbury connections, and embassy duties in Vienna ahead of Hale’s return.

Mr. Howells Harper’s Weekly Emerson Concord Lincoln Poe Channing

River and Harbor Movements at Local Wharfs

C. C. Co. barges No. 21 and No. 14 were docked at Railroad wharf by the tug M. M. Davis. Annie Bliss finished discharging at Railroad wharf and was towed to the lower harbor. A large floating stage for a steamboat landing at Appledore Island was moved to Shoals by M. M. Davis. Barges P. N. Co. No. 12 and York towed to Dover by Mathhes, later returning with Eliot in tow. Queen City’s boiler inspection by Portland inspectors approved. she will resume route on Wednesday. For such rain as we got, many thanks.

C. C. Co Railroad Wharf M. M. Davis Annie Bliss Appledore Island Isles of Shoals Steamboat Wharf M. M. Davia P. N. Co. No. 12 York Dover Mathhes Eliot Queen City Portland

Kittery News Highlights A Jun 9 Household Update

residents of Kittery celebrate an eleventh anniversary with lamp gifts and cake while relatives visit from Saugus and Stratham. upcoming Eastern Star initiation, high school reunion notes, and local society events fill the town calendar along with rain relief and electric road extension progress.

Huntress Family Social Notables in South Eliot

South Eliot Maine June 8. Mr and Mrs Charles Huntress entertain their son Fred E Huntress and his bride from Portland. Dr Byron F Staples of Portsmouth visits. Miss Minnie F Huntress goes to Newfields to stay with Mr and Mrs George W Paul. The drama Sunhonneta will be performed at the Methodist vestry.

South Eliot Charles Huntress Fred E. Huntress Portland Byron F. Staples Portsmouth Minnie F. Huntress Newfields George W. Paul

Social round in Greenland and neighboring towns

Miss Helen Seavey has returned home after a stay with her sister in West Newton Maya. Newton Centre hosts Mr and Mrs James Huntresa as guests of their niece Mrs George W Lord. Rev Dr Robie swapped pulpits with Rev Mr Dudley of Newington. Rev J M Durrell led the Dover district service and convened with the official board. Mrs Harvey of Bridgewater visits with her husband Dr Harvey who plans to buy or build here after selling his Bridgewater estate. Benjamin Bennett returns from Amesbury to stay over Sabbath with his mother Mrs Clara Bennett. Edward G Clough of Boston visits his brother Alfred M Clough. Helping Hand society of the Congregational church elects officers for the year and plans a lawn party. Children’s Day activities set for next Sunday at the Congregational church and a Methodist concert in the evening. Mr and Mrs Arthur D Marden of Boston visit Capt and Mrs Charles Marden. Miss Susie Symonds of Charles Town Mass to spend days with Miss Annie Huntress. Tomorrow town hall meeting to discuss a reunion for former high school graduates. Mrs E J Trull of Boston to arrive Thursday for the rest of the month.

Greenland Helen Seavey Albert O. Shaw West Newton Maya James Huntresa Newton Centre Mass George W. Lord Robie Dudley Newington Dover J. M. Durrell Benjamin Bennett Amesbury Clara Bennett Edward G. Clough Boston Alfred M. Clough Helping Hand Society of the Congregational Church John P. Weeks Mary Emily Pickering William H. Packer Morris A. Bodge Arthur D. Marden Child Charles Marden Susie Symonds Charlestown Annie E. Huntress Town Hall E. J. Trull

Train sale notices woo Western travelers on Nickel Plate

The Nickel Plate Road promotes low rate tickets to western destinations. Train service is standard for comfort. Inquire at local agent L. P. Burgess, 258 Washington Street, Bouton, Maine.

Nickel Plate Road L. P. Burgess N. BE Washington Street Bouton Mase

Odd Ladies Circle to Be Entertained by Mrs Magraw

The Odd Ladies circle will be entertained by Mrs Charles H. Magraw in Newington on Wednesday afternoon and evening, or on Thursday if Wednesday is stormy.

Charles H. Magraw Newington

Two-Masted Macis Wrecked In Fog Collision Off Portland Head

The two masted schooner Macis from Sandy River to New York collided in fog fifteen miles southeast of Portland Head with the three masted schooner Fred A Small. Both vessels from Machias Maine, crews escaped in boats and were towed to Portland by the tug Piscataqua. The Modie head on and crushed. all six aboard narrowly escaped death. The Fred A Small, capt Thompson, carried plaster from Red Beach to New York. The Modic built in 1882 at Columbia Falls Maine, 99.8 by 294 by 8.5 feet, 189 gross tonnage.

Macis Sandy River N.S New York Fred A. Small Machias Smith Medic Portland Portland Head Modie Modic Thompson Red Beach Columbia Falls

Fire at New Hampshire College narrowly checked

Trainmen alerted by smoke from the college boiler house near the machine shop and wood shop in Newmarket. Durham's early morning flyer passed as investigators found a smouldering blaze in the coal heap. College firefighters contained the fire with only floor and woodwork charring nearby.

Boston and Maine New Hampshire College Newmarket College Durham

Native Strawberries Arrive Local Market From Stratham

First native strawberries of the season arrive in the local market Monday afternoon brought by a Stratham farmer. He sold them at fifteen cents a box by the crate. Farmers report a light crop this year with expectations of half a crop and some predicting not more than a quarter of the usual yield.

Stratham

Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Quick Relief for Dyspepsia

The advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a remedy for stomach woes, claiming rapid and lasting relief. It asserts the product cures dyspepsia, tones and regulates the stomach, and improves general digestion.

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Cleveland Carrie M. Dearborn Boston Cooking School A.p.wendell Market Square Thomas Lester Water Street Fiske Brick CO Dover Point N.H Valvoline Docker Thomas Bailey Aldrich Ponkapoag Saranac Lake Aldriches Maine Charles Frost Aldrich Adirondacks Denis M. Bradley New Hampshire Montgomery Blair Washington Silver Springs D. C Blair Homestead Messrs. Woodbury Gist Blair Dr. Richie Miss Minna Blair Bellamy Storer Vienna River and Harbor Kittery Piscataqua George Boulter Love Lane Mr. Hepworth Boulter Alice Boulter Robert Newson Whipple Road Saugus Samuel Parker Samuel Dixon N. H Piscataqua Chapter No. 90 Eastern Star Kittery High School Annie Pike Lawyers’ Transfer and Incorporation Harry Adlington South Berwick Naval Lodge of Master Masons St. Aspinquid Lodge Frank Grant Marion Charles E. Cole J. N. Davis F. A. Staples Mark F. Wentworth Camp Elbridge Gerry Maria Leach Inez J. Spinney Catherine Steward Wells George Sanderson Philip Ayce New Hampshire State College Exeter Sauamscott N. Willey Proprietir
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