Inauguration of Portsmouth City Government Leaders
Edward E Melntire inaugurated as mayor of Portsmouth with H. Nelson as president of the common council and William H Moore elected city clerk. Winfield Lord chosen city messenger after a vote of 18 to 4. The new board sworn in and the inaugural address outlined budget cautions and city improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. McTntire
Portsmouth
William H. Moore
Winfield Lord
Moore
Lord
Page
Marcy
Connecilman Langdon
Melnoure
Kirwan
Melntire
Common Council
Board of Aldermen
Vaughan
McTutire
Pahinney
Countcilman Cols
William H Moore
George D. Murey
William A. Ashe
Charles H. Clough Hide
Mr. Moore
McTlatire
Garrett
City
Mculntire
Blaisdell
Conngilman Browater
Maror
Portamouth
McIntire
Netaon
Edward H. Adama
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Promote Quinine Tablets
An advertisement urges taking Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee by BH. W. Grove on each box. It also promotes Toad's Sapparilia as a health booster to prevent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Grove
New Hampshire Delegation Weighs Convention Roles
Washington reporter notes New Hampshire lawmakers show little concern over the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia. Senator Gallinger plans Concord visit on the 20th to coordinate the state machine. Chandler likely absent. Frank Jones of Portsmouth and Gallinger emerge as names, while Sulloway and Clarke downplay candidacy, suggesting rest for lawmakers after a hard campaign.
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Washington
Manchester Union
New Hampshire
Philadelphia
Gallinger
Anrd
State Republican Committee
Concord
Chandler
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
Sulloway
Sallinger
Clarke
Sullowan
Good Templars Celebrate 34th Anniversary in Kittery
Whipple Lodge of Good Templars of Kittery held a pleasant celebration of its 34th anniversary in Bartlett hall on Wednesday evening. The program featured duets, readings, solos by Miss Deane and Elizy Place, and performances by Mrs. Shapleigh, Mary Turner, Fred Tiocke, Viena Stimeon, Harry Titus, Nisees Turner, and Frank Donnell. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lutts received a picture presented by Leon Stimson, after which supper and games followed.
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Whipple Lodge of Good Templars of
Kittery
Bartlett Hall
Miss Deane
Shapleigh
Elizy Place
Mary Turner
Violia Solo
Fred Tiocke
Viena Stimeon
Walter Lutts
Harry Titus
Tio
Nisees Turner
Doine
State News Notes From New Hampshire Area
Mrs Watkins of South Acworth reports her two month old child dead by smothering. Water level on the Mer ridiac near Manchester remains high for days. Mary Fredette seeks bail while jailed for assault on her child. Opera advance for The Gypsy Queen at Exeter March 29. John Clay of Dover to face a tougher charge in police court.Mrs John Kidd of West Manchester learns her son George A Kidd died in the Philippines and his body may arrive soon. Opposition grows to John D Lyman’s reelection to Exeter school board. Clarence Getchell named as candidate. Funeral for Loie Pond at Rochester with white casket and heavy floral tributes from schoolmates.
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Thava Ran Son
Water Department
Watkins
South Acworth
Alateud
Merridiac
Manchester
Mary Fredette
Dover
Exeter Opera House
Frank E. Rolling Division
John Clay
John Kidd
West Manchester
Herson
George A. Kidd
Philippines
Seventeenth United States Infantry
John D. Lyman
Exeter Board of Education
Tuyman
Clarence Getchell
Misa Loie Pond
George B. Franch
Farmington
Rochester
Theatrical Folly From Ill Seated Orders
Ill chosen seating creates a chaotic scene as the theater struggles under a strained order. Patrons clash with staff over reserved spots while ushers attempt crowd control amid mounting confusion and delayed performances.
Pariah Priest at Music Hall to feature Sully cast
McAuliffe company presents The Pariah Priest this Thursday at Music Hall. Daniel Sully stars as Father Whalen with a strong supporting cast. Jessie Bartlett Davis and Billy Way noted figures in the production, which includes new scenery and costumes and is billed as one of the best in the McAuliffe repertoire.
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McAuliff Company
Music Hall
McAuliffle Company
McAuliffe
Daniel Sully
Father Whalen
Mr. Sully
Jessie Bartlett Davis
London
Ellen Terry
Its
Miss Davis
Graffort Club Star Course Final Lecture
The Graffort club evenings present the fourth Star course lecture on Thursday March 01 at Puirea hall eight o clock. Prof William G Ward will discuss The Training of the Future Citizen in a popular no notes format. Single tickets fifty cents at the door.
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Star
Graffort Club
Puirea Hall
William G. Ward
Ward
In the Race: Sulloway Denies Senorial Run
Representative Sulloway says persistent reports he seeks a senate seat are false and that he is in the race for the First district. He asserts he will be nominated and denounces opponents as fabricators spreading rumors.
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Sulloway
Gaya
Manchester Union
Weather Indications and Derry Curfew Vote Result
Weather indications show continued cost and northerly winds for Thursday and Friday. In Derry the town voted down the proposition to enact a curfew law.
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Wasumorox
March
New England
Derry
Freaks of Fashion from Royal and Court Styles
A lively survey traces fashion oddities from George IV breeches to long shoes and wigs. It notes the first adoption of wigs for concealment, beards returning after a scar, curls shot away prompting one-sided fashion, and the tyrannical pull of trends influencing royal marriages and even royal divorces as fashion misrules.
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Prince of Wales
Sflerwura Ueorge IV
Anjou
Francis I
France
Henry Plantagenet
Charles VII
Seginkirk
Duke of York
George II of England
Lennox
Liliputian
Blefuscu
Louis XI
Eleanor of Aquitaine
Quiet at Home Tests a Grandparent's Patience
A middle aged grandmother laments the noise of her grandchildren and her wish for peace at home. She notes the allure of city bustle yet regrets the disruption caused by the children. She fears lost time as they grow into adults.
Expert says certainty in love requires experience and confidence
The dialogue questions whether absolute certainty in love exists. He suggests lack of experience leads to doubt, claiming forty past loves taught him symptoms, while she asks how one can be sure of being in love with one person and not another.
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Sympton
Detroit
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