Drawings for Country Club Tennis Tournament
Entries for the Portamosh Country Club ternary tournament open singles and doubles. The committee drew the men singles matchups Friday evening. doubles entries remain open for tonight. Pairings include Hoyt versus Woods, Garrett versus Dantens, Newick against Wabbtury, Tarbell versus Bass, Flantagan versus Robertson, Ladd against Staples, Redden against Yeaton, Sise against Robertson, Hewitt against Conion, Jumkins against Leavitt, Emery against Crossman, and several ladies matches listed among J A Batchelfer, Daniell, Staples, Ladd, Robertson Jr, Taylor, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portamosh
R. Hoyt
R. Woods
W. Garrett
Ba. Dantens
Mi. Wabbtury
A. Newick
B.C. Tarbell
W. Bass
T. F. Flantagan
H. J. Robertson, Jr
B. F. Staples
T. Ladd
Alvin Redden
Philip Yeaton
Jack Sise
Central American Romance Film Attracts Portsmouth Audiences
A detailed review of a melodramatic film set in a Central American village, featuring an American soldier of fortune and a balcony scene with a Southern belle. The plot centers on rescuing condemned prisoners with union of a brave Yankee crew and local romance, highlighted by dramatic battle scenes and patriotic cues. Remarks praise authenticity, with thanks to U S Navy and a praise for the film's portrayal of justice and heroism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anet Charm Knoch
Gulf of Mexico
United States
Garand
Edigon Company
Thal Fpalion
Ady
Ceen
A. Ballant
Seige
Snally
Blue Jackets
Shep
Central America
Central American Romance Creates Stir in Misldta Scene
Dispatch describes a Central American romance featured in a misquoted scene drawing attention from Portsmouth officers and South Carolina readers. The article hints at a sensational stage moment with unclear names and dates.
Tennis Club Plans Monthly Rates With Extra Sessions
Terms include 5.00 per month with one lesson per week plus an additional monthly review season. Extra sessions at proportionate rates for advanced players beyond the second grade may be accepted at 40 per month. Applications to Milo & Benedict, Winchester, Mass, until June 28, then 22 Pleasant Street, PortRoyth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo & Benedict
Winchester
Mags
Pleasant Street
Portyrouth
Dramatic Object Draws Attention at Exhibitors
A fragment describes a dramatic object gaining appeal without Linele Sam's Jack. It notes the piece becomes notably attractive, with exhibitors often labeling it a remarkable fin size and dark features, boosting its prominence.
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Linele Sam
Chinese Cunning: An Official’s Subtle Prisoner Scheme
A British consul at a treaty port recounts a humorous tale from Chinatown. Chinese police use a long pole to supervise nine imprisoned men dancing around the consulate flag, convincing the magistrate they cannot escape yet fooling the consul with their coordination. The scene ends with the consul laughing at the clever ruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinatown
Harper's Weekly
A Painful Process With a Child Refusing Education
A fragment recounts a five year old sullenly resisting education, claiming the pain of being educated. The child cries that they will not be educated, saying that the process hurts as if a knife is used to scrape the arm and cause swelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Delinentor
Pride of the Riding Academy
Rowell-Thera guides Withera on horseback as the Uring Ulustration of mercy to beasts. The narrator notes his mercy is shown sparingly, with weight resting on the saddle only briefly, while most of the time he remains weak during ascent or descent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowell
Thera
Withera
Eyslun Transcript
Franklin Petree Veteran Fire Men Fail to Medal Route
The Franklin Petree Veteran Fire Men traveled to Charlestons for a firemen's event but did not place in the money. They finished twelfth, performed with their usual effort, and returned home at 9:40 p.m. on their special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Petree
Charlestons
Masa
Thair Haidiub
Eureka
Awed the Students and a Poet Instructor in Literature
The excerpt narrates Jean Richepin’s turbulent first lesson as a literature instructor at a preparatory school for officers, where his students shout and heckle as he asserts authority. It also mentions Monte Cap and Jo Blane, the cashless resort founder, noting a red draft plan for ransom and caution against cash handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Richepin
Jeno Richebin
St Cyst
Betlestertrud
Richepin
Tonia
Melepin
Argronaut
Cresty M. Blane
Blane
Te Monte Cap
Jo Pumbling
Ouiny
Viera
Lid Naplay
Art Bis Office
Lee Sets Stage for Bout With Flaherty at Dover Park
A large party of rovers will bring boxer Tee to the park where he meets Flaherty on Monday night. Lee has defeated rivals during training and recently showed fast welterweights on ships at the navy yard. Friends say Flaherty could be sidelined when Lee announces the bout fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Flaherty
Dover
Lee
Mavy Yard
Old Musician Dead In Portsmouth Band Coach Position
An elderly musician and former member of the early Portsmouth naval band died recently in Massachusetts where he had been coaching. The text also contains ad-like lines promoting Dean's Ointment for piles eczema and other skin conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suorne Day
Arly Jaae
Portsmouth
Massachusetts
Man
Program for Bar Association Meeting in New Hampshire
The annual meeting of the New Hampshire Bar Association is set for Saturday afternoon June 2, 1910 at Hotel Westworth. The program includes President William H. Chase of Concord delivering the address, with Av aiddores by Alton Parker of New York on the Lawyer's Opportunity for Var tione Public Service, and Edgar Aldrich of Littleton New Jersey giving Adm iralty Titlediction and the Admiralty Counties of New Hampshire During Colonial and Revolutionary Periods. Judge Calvin Page will be toastmaster as about 40 members plan to stay at the hotel through Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire Bay
New Hampshire
Calvin Page
Wntil
Laura P. Gagne Interred at Sagamore Cemetery
Laura P. Gagne died in Dover on June lath at age 25. She was brought here Friday for funeral services at 2 40 p m from Nickerson's chapel on Daniel Street. Rev Charles H Emmons of the Universalist church officiated. Interment followed at Sagamore Cemetery under Nickerson Undertaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura P. Gagne
Dover
Nickerson
Daniel Street
Charles H. Emmosis
Universalist Church
Sagamore Cemetery
Unigrtalter IT
W, Nickerson
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J. A. Batchelfer
B. G. Daniell
B. # Staples
W. Tags
J Rovertson, Jr
Hy €. Taylor
Mins Jossphinge Tarbell
W. A. Dragdonva
BreDonough
W. A. Partlngton
Heo Jeshin Green
Mary
Lass
Melo E. Benedict
Gladys Perkins Fogg
Boston
Sulore
U. S
Wattiaship
South Carolina
Portsmouth A6
Akron
Cartag
A. P.wendell &2
Market Square
Yaura
Weite
Standard Old Company
Laverpureted
Reciente
Ianl Brown
Jones
Ant
Louisville
Quarier-Journal
Dean
Program For Bar Association
PBS
Mr. and
Mrs. Johnson
Harry Welton
Fudie Holt
Black Mace Commedian
Anna DeCoste
Splendid Picture
Queen OF the
Providence
Norfolk
Newport. News and
Baltmore
Atlantic City
Jersey Coast
Tessoris
Point Comfort
Washington
Booklutt
dJantes Garry
C.H. Maynard
Act -Pravmntearte
Itune On
Verner
Orileeg
Ballmers
Mia
Oram Wite
Frank Jones
Lew Ek
Alen
Tulon
Charles J. Wood
Teopionc
Portsmstt, Nt
Uyu
Haves
Eldredges Lager
Opa Stein
Eldredge
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