Wreck on Ty Peso Line Kills Many Near Maxson
A devastating wreck on the Ty Peso and Samerson division three miles west of Maxson results in numerous deaths and injuries. A westbound passenger train derailed after a broken rail, trapping victims and scattering debris. Rescue trains from Alpine and Marfa hastened to the scene as authorities gathered scattered bodies and searched wreckage amid reports of fires and extensive damage.
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el Paso
Tex
Maxson
Ty Peso
Samerson
Galveston, Hiarisourg
San Antonio
Darts
New York
Capitatias
Martin
Alpine
Marfa
Miarauion
Train wreck near Mason station halts Southern Pacific
A late report from Sean Antonio notes a rail break near Masson station about 25 miles from Bandarbon results in a grounded halt on the Southern Pacific line. Sixteen people are dead and about twenty eight injured as a train derailed at a broken rail on a sharp curve.
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Sean Antonio
Texas
Southern Pacific Radioad
Masson
Banderbon
Prince Henry in New York View and West Point Reception
Prince Henry completed his U.S. tour in New York then visits West Point and Albany. He traveled thirteen states over 4258 miles by special train, expressing satisfaction with the journey and the reception received. He plans to return aboard the Dentehland after a scarlet fever case on the crew altered plans.
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New York
Prince Henry
Philadelphia
von Mueiner
Boston
Albany
Hudson River
United States Military Academy
West Point
Trohenzollern
Dentehland
Henry
Ahortly
Prince's London Visit Ends With Dinner and Club Meetings
The party traveled to university club for dinner and a Koammers at the Avion club before moving to the Waldorf Astoria where the prince retired for the night.
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Univercity Clab
Avion Club
Avion Clab
Jemmages
Waldorf-Asltoria
Miss Roosevelt Declines Attend King Edward Coronation
Washington reports say Miss Alice Roosevelt, daughter of the president, will not attend the coronation of King Edward VII. Officials cited inability for a young American girl to travel and participate in royal ceremonies, with London court circles weighing potential arrangements and status concerns.
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Washington
Alice Tengervelt
Edward VII
Wate Morse
Roosevelt
Reid
Lonsiena Ce
Miss Roosevelt
London Couit
Moosevells
Eppeetinn
Aamerica
Miss
Local notices and family movements reported in town column
Greenlane John t he Tre Obs Seaveyes purchased the Tacenpied for several s feam. Mr Seavey will remove dantily to the new home ghoul the Hipt or May. Mrs Stephens who owns the Mareh farm where Ma Seavey has Hyed at twenty rs Oo will occupy it f and Camaly in the future. Anne Chapman did not go to Boston as she intended during her va cation but on arcomml or tie ness or so uncle waamed in Sunceck until she vane home last weet aN justus teach om Cymbridge wehe guest of his brother in CD. Duadley cy Thomas Brackett of New market is at home after the closing of his school mH spend his vacation with his father Yohn H Brackett it was a pleasure to meet his aunt Mrs John Beet lest wee who was in tews for a few heu All vp Manis patients are canvalesc ing finely and some cases have de veloped In tew escepsions general goodswalth continues in the commun ity. Miss Nellie Pickering is at present caring for Miss Mary Godell in her in sci illness for the past week. Mrs Joan J Seavey leaves this af ternoon for West Newton to spend a week with her daughter Mrs Albert C Shaw. Mrs John Kent is again domiciled for Mrs Ordways after a visit with friends in Portsmouth. She will go to Boston the last of this week to stay awhile with her son. Mrs Jane Mann who a few years ago lived here with her daughter in law Mrs Mary E Mann died in New York last week at the advanced age of nearly ninety seven years. She was tou ied on Monday.
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John the Tre
Justus
Duadley
Cy Thomas Brackett
Newmarket
Yohn H. Brackett
John Beet
Wee
General Goodswalth
Nellie Pickering
Mary Godell
Joan J. Seavey
West Newton
Albert C. Shaw
John Kent
Ordway
Portsmouth
Boston
Jane Mann
Mary E. Mann
New York
Naval Orders Issued For Several Officers
Ensign B. Thomas moved from Mare Island hospital to home with waiting orders. Naval Constructor T. F. Stuhm assigned from Mare Island hospital to Seattle as supervising constructor. Naval Constructor J. G. Tawresey from Portsmouth Navy Yard to San Francisco as supervising constructor Union Iron Works. Assistant Naval Constructor W. P. Robert moved from Boston Navy Yard via San Francisco to Cavite. Assistant Surgeon H. D. Wilson to Washington with Marines to Asiatic Station.
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Ensign
Will Play Games At Hampton Exhibition Schedule
The Lowell New England league beachall team will play at Dover and Hampton this summer and release a spring exhibition schedule before the league season. Matches include Worcester at Dover April 17, Dover at Fall River April 19, at Providence April 21, at Worcester April 22, New London April 23 and 24, Norwich April 25 and 25, New Haven April 28 and 28, Methuen April 30.
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Lowell
Dover
Hampton
Worcester
Fall River
Providence
Worester
New London
Norwich
New Haven
Meatdon
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Claim Cure for Catarrh
An advertisement extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a constitutional cure for catarrh, asserting the disease is blood and liver related. It touts internal treatment over sprays and inhalers, claims immediate systemic effect, and notes the product is available at 50 cents with a free booklet from the Stuart Co.
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Edmondson
Wil
Binait
Stuart
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Say
Baseball Season Opens in New England League Pace
The article notes a month remains before players report for duty in the New England League. Managers have kept fans informed, boosting enthusiasm as gate receipts are expected to reflect strong interest. Dover is anticipated to field a strong team and draw considerable patronage locally.
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Dover
Stand Firm March to the Polls for Mayor
Local Republicans urge unity to back the party and vote on election day. Citizens should go to the polls, mark the party candidate Tomlees, and place a cross over John Pender for mayor.
Around the City Highlights and Local Notes
Visitors from York county join Friday events as Shen Fo be and others are linked to the McCloud murder case. Weather, farming prices, Prince Henry Boston visit impressions, and Audrey by Mary Johnston receive local attention.
Real estate conveyances in Rockingham county week ending March 5
Real estate transfers across Rockingham county include Atkinson Jonas Stith to Alice M Wason for land and buildings at $3. Deerfield Henry O and Walter Brown to Charles J Tillou for land and buildings at $1. George Towle to Herbert W Clark for half Green pasture at $200. George W Baker to Roscoe Epson for land at $100. and numerous other transfers in Dairy Epping Exeter and surrounding towns. The piece notes a broad roll of parcels with amounts mostly at $1 and occasional larger sums, plus occupancy and land details. It ends with a brief synopsis that milk prices are rising and farmer representatives will meet contractors in Boston to set rates for April through September, outlining organized farmer action.
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Rockingham
Registry of
Atkinson
Jhonas Stith
Alice M. Wason
Deerfield
Henry O
Walter 9. Brown
Charles Jf. Tillou
George If. Towle
Herbert IW. Clark
George W. Baker
Roscoe IIi
Epson
John Folsom
J.D. Murdy
Epping
Sarah F. Wright
John Gerry
Charlemont
Mass
Eye Jung and Lee
Exeter
Mary
Pike
Charles J. Pike
Hippie Road
Edward H. Baleh
Tabitha Oh. Witton
Kensington
Hempton Palls
Fremont
Andrew J. Brown
Leopold Miarealte
New England
Boston
Coke Shortage Forces Boston and Maine to Switch to Soft Coal
Owing to insufficient coke supply the Boston and Maine Railroad has temporarily suspended coke use on many locomotives and is now burning soft coal. The coke company can deliver only 300 tons weekly, enough for engines houses in or near Boston, leaving none for more distant routes.
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Boston
Maine
Coke Company
Republicans urged to vote straight ticket on Tuesday
A brief call urges Republicans to go to the polls Tuesday and cast a straight party ticket without cutting. The message stresses voting as a duty and mentions SPAP or ARCHIVES as sources.
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Globe Grocery Co
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Houghton, Mifflin & Company
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Pettee
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Rewton
Amos W. Kuaball
Jonathan Kimball
Northwood
Irving Dow
Hiram AL Tuttle
Tittsfeld
Herbert N. Ghirk
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Yurildings
Jonathan HH. Datehelder
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Slae
John AL Lewitt
Frank BE. Lougee
Amanda M. Whittier
Als
Mary M. Allen
David W
A. Byron Whittier
Raymond
Nottingham
Amanda M
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Rye
Mary W. Keith
August A. Carpenter
Chicago
John Kearns
Manchester
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L L. White
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William P. Fowler
Doston
Fred L. Weare
Windham
Forrest Martin
William D. Cochran
Verravano Simpson
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Minn
Esther P. Simpson
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