Portsmouth Republican Hints at Sulloway Run for Congress
A Portsmouth political insider, speaking with The Manchester Union, says a district nomination may favor Dr. Greene but warns voters. He argues Congressmen Sulloway should run again, praising his influence as chairman of the invalid pensions committee and predicting party support if he declares another bid.
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Manchester Union
Greene
Rockingham County
Sulloway
Congress
Gallinger
Senate
New Hampshire
Portsmouth
Salloway
Washington
Invalid Pensions Committee
Navy orders compulsory swimming for enlisted men
Secretary of the Navy Long ordered compulsory swimming for enlisted personnel. Training ships and in shipboard programs will include swimming instruction with devices and regular classes under officer supervision. Annapolis already requires swimming, and older sailors will receive lessons aboard training vessels as a primary measure.
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Secretary of the Navy
Long
Annapolis
Unique Pool Match Draws City and Kittery Players
A landmark three-table pool contest at Coleman's pool rooms drew a large crowd. Six players from each city faced off for the sapper trophy, with city teams totaling 149 to 148 for Kittery. Afterward, players adjourned to Manhattan cafe, and another match was set for week’s end under the same format.
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Kittery
Sappers
Burrus and Trueman
City
Titus and Robbins
Banker
Paul
Lord and Frost
Marka and Bickford
Shaw and Goodrich
Portsmouth
Manhattan
Hall's Catarrh Cure endorsed by Toledo firms
A historical testimonial note offers one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cures not achieved by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The text cites Toledo wholesalers West & Tutax and Watpra, Kixnan & Marvin, asserting F J Cheney's trustworthiness and ability to fulfill obligations. It mentions internal use of Hall's Catarrh Cure, testimonials free, price 75 cents per bottle, and praises Hall's Family Pills and Dean's ointment for various conditions.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F J. Cheney
West & Tutax
Watpra
Kixnan & Marvin
O. Hall
Prica
Series of Candle Pin Games Planned for Exeter Portsmouth
State brief notes several local items including a candle pin series between Exeter and Portemouth next week. Obituaries report Moses Leavitt aged 60 at Hampton and George B Goodale in Exeter after illness. Also mentions Dover wage demand for painters and a Pneumonia death toll for Samuel and Clarisza Emerson. Hampton town meeting warrants seek school funding and prohibition enforcement. Miss Fanny Gray injury at home stairs incident.
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Exeter
Portemouth
George B. Goodale
Exeter Manufacturing Company
Hall Place
North Bampton
Samuel D. Emerson
Dover
Durham Point
Clarisza D. Emerson
Fanny Gray
Games to commence Wednesday at Peirce hall
Basketball opens Wednesday evening with Delapoons versus Co B Seniora and Greenlandia against the Portsmouths at Peirce hall. First contest starts at eight o clock with a flag race planned for entry points toward a silver prize. admission is twenty five cents to all league games
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Peirce Hall
Delapoons
Co. B
Sunday School Board Elects Senior Officers
The Methodiat church Sunday school board held its annual meeting on Monday evening electing O. M. Hayford as Superintendent J. T. Davis as Assistant Superintendent and chorister James Jameson as Secretary Emma Riley as Treasurer John Gerrish as Librarian and Mrs L E Fogg as Organist. The article notes no local horse epidemics though mild glanders reported in Western horses.
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The
Methodiat Church
0. M. Hayford
J.T. Davis
James Jameson
Emma ¥. Riley
John Gerrish
L. E. Fogg
J. T. Davis
Regular meeting of Constitution Lodge in Keights of Pythias
Miss Annie E. Willis of South Berkwick visits Mr and Mrs Justin H Shaw on Pleasant Street. Mr Amos Rundlettis boards with Mrs Richardson on Pleasant Street and suffers a grip. Snow delays early cars on the electric railroad. Funeral of Mrs Clarissa E Martin of North Kitcery held at her home with Rev E C Kennison officiating. Interment in family cemetery by Oliver W Ham of Portsmouth.
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Constitution Lodge
Keights
Pythias
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Annie E. Willis
South Berwick
Justin H. Shaw
Pleasant Street
Amos Rundiettis
Richardson
Rundlett
Clarissa E. Martin
North Kitcery
E. C. Kennison
Eliot Methodist Church
Oliver W. Ham
Portsmouth
Our Jin Play Postponed In Greenland Town Hall
Greenland March item notes the drama Our Jin postponed due to the death of a leading participant’s father. Basketball: Wapanagos defeat Seminoles 23 to 17 with Holmes shining in the final half. The Kitterys favor the first game. ice harvest by Charles H Brackett. district schools closed for six weeks. whist party Friday. a third basketball team watched on the floor. town hopes for a future female team. Martin Brooks talked about as a potential representative.
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Greenland
Holmes
Kittery
Charles H. Brackett
Winnicutt River
Seminoles
Martin Brooks
Seabrook News Notes Include Elections And Visits
Seabrook reports activity with Goodwill Grange flourishing and candidates to be initiated at the next meeting. Mrs. Norman Ju. Chase returns from Everett. Arthur B. Chase back in Lynn. Warrant posted for spring election with items of unusual interest. Dr Chase plans study in New York for better professional work.
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M. E. Fogg
Newsfields
Goodwill Grange
Norman Ju. Chase
Josiah P. Chase
Everett
Charles B. Sanborn
Somerville
Belle Hayden
W. F. Snow
W. H. Breed
Moses Pearl
Newburyport
Arthur E. Walton
Arthur B. Chase
Lynn
Mass
Chase
New York City
Dover Port News Weekends Mourning And Weather Note
Dover Port reports multiple deaths including Mrs. Israel Cousinag of Wortemouth and Mr. Nathaniel P. Coleman of Portsmouth. Visitors from Portsmouth and Newington were noted, with illness cases and improving health. The piece also mentions a historic tide event and ends with an advertisement for Globe Grocery Co. offering rate or mica removal plans for premises.
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Dover Port
Israel Cousinag
Wortemouth
Nathaniel P. Coleman
Portsmouth
Newington
Meséra Samuel Carking
Edward Rines
George Cole
Fannie ‘Thompson
James Card
Charles IT. Pickering
Globe Grocery Co
Zaza at Music Hall Under Frohman Flag
Theatrical pamphlet notes David Belasco and Charles Simon's Zaza played by Frohman’s company at Music Hall on Monday. Mabel Howard stars as Zara with Frank A. Connor and L F Morrison delivering strong support in a discreet, realistic, and emotionally charged production praised for its fine acting and staging.
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Berton
Charles Simon
Ziza
Music Hall
Charles Frohman
Frohman
Leslie Carter
New York
Philadelphia
Atlantic
Pacific
Mabel Howard
Carter
Frank A. Connor
Bernard Dafrene
Zaza
L. F. Morrison
Lizzie da Roy
Nathalie
Duc de Briasac
Zaz
Cavalier
Helens Phillips
Frank Andrewa
Miss Howard
Mr. Connor
Zazans
Excellent Production Takes Stage in Boston March 10
The Governor now joins in Boston for a production to be staged at Music Hall on March 10. The show, once praised in London for its wit and high society atmosphere, faced doubt in America due to its focus on British colonial government themes. Manager Frohman promises a play charmingly witty and appealing to a wider audience.
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Boston
Music Hall
New York
London
Frohman
Governor Presented At Season’s Close In Lyceum Run
The James E Hackett Maude Adams Romeo and Juliet tour was shortened two weeks at the Lyceum New York to allow His Excellency the Governor to be presented. The production then moved to the Empire theatre for twelve weeks earning $10 000 weekly at peak summer heat. The company includes Ethel Barrymore Charlotte Crane Ida Vernon Joseph Holland F Newton Hinde J B Booth Edward See and others.
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Plex
Frohman
James E. Hackett
Marcntio
Maude Adams
Mr. Hackett
Lyceum Theatre
New York
Karea
Miss Adams
Lyceum
Charles Frohman
Southampton
Cable
Empire Theatre
Metropolis
John Drew
Ethel Barrymore
Charlotte Crane
Ida Vernon
Joseph Holland
F. Newton Hinde
J-B-Booth
Edward See
A Female Drummer at Music Hall with Miss Bennett
An elaborate production of A Female Drummer at Music Hall stars Miss Jounetene Bennett in the lead. Bennet has mercantile experience from a New York store and is praised as a potential commercial traveler. The play is a straight comedy with a clever plot and many complications, backed by a large company and lavish scenery and costumes.
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Music Hall
Oscar Figman
Harry Ladell
William. Sweatmar
Tony Williams
Nellie O'Neil
Amusement Notes: NYC stage items and delays
Charles E. Evans will star next season in Naughty Anthony. E H Sothern and Virginia Harned in Hamlet postponed to September. Elsie Leslie eyed for Janice Meredith role next season. The Greek Slave at Amphion Brooklyn ends Saturday. Louis Mann and Clara Lipman plan a Rosenfeld play in Boston. E E Rice to host Boston benefit. Mr. Tice arranging. Flo Irwin to star next season in The Swell Miss Fitzell with Walter Hawley. Julia Marlowe in Boston for second week of Barbara Frietchie. success remains high.
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Charles E. Evans
Sexaun
Anthony
E. H. Sothern
Virginia Harned
Elsie Leslie
Janice Meredith
Amphion Theatre
Brooklyn
Louis Mann
Clara Lipman
Sidney Rosenfeld
Boston
Flo Lrwin
Misa Fitziell
Walter Hawley
Julia Marlowe
Barbara Frietchio
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