18 Mar 1902
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1902
Page
1
A letter from Rev B Wells and testimonials from Rabbi Morris Wechsler tout Asthmalene as an instant asthma cure. Readers report relief in days after trying a trial bottle and claim the full size remedy eases asthma and hay fever without side effects.
Seven crew members of the life saving station at Gre Aonenoy perished while attempting to reach a distressed barge in heavy seas near Chatham Massachusetts. Captain Marshall White and six others were swept away as rescuers were struck by disaster. a boatman was rescued by a sailor from the nearby vessel that had summoned the crew.
The ship subsidy bill cleared the Senate by a narrow margin with Republicans Alsen Tolliver Dillingham Proctor Gavailes and Spooner opposing and Democrat McLaurine of South Carolina voting in favor In the House Representing River Tubl Dorbor Till chaired by Olga the committee pressed the measure forwarding a statement of per ny s ccaumiasd for the forthcoming fiscal year to the Senate for review
General Otis testified before the Philippine committee of the Senate with his evidence limited to his arrival and departure dates from the Philippines. The session opened earlier than usual. It is also reported that General Funston will testify after Otis. Ward
Captain Tieap reports the cruiser Philadelphia departed Guayaquil Ecuador for Panama to investigate alleged illegal arrest and imprisonment of American citizens. Captain Reisinger in Washington confirms the cablegram from March 17.
Vienna reports a sensational plot to destroy two Austro-Hungarian warships at Pola. A large amount of dynamite was stolen from Trieste and an anonymous letter warned that the vessels faced peril.
Anpida Me March 17 Dolendall Titeomo, a Republican, was re inducted as mayor of Augusta at city hall this forenoon. The board of aldermen and vamamun envacu l were also sworn in. Both branches are solidly Republican.
London reports a severe horse shortage for South Africa with no real reserve at the Cane. The War Office again urges Lord Kitchener to exercise greater care in horseflesh expenditure as market prices rise rapidly.
The United States cruiser Albany and the gunboat Nashville arrived this morning and will remain here for two weeks.
Rear Admiral Schley, retired, headlining a Boston banquet hosted by the South Boston Citizens' Association in Gray's Hall. A parade from Lenox Street accompanied him with the Legion of Spanish War Veterans. He praised duty and loyalty, linking to Washington and the nation’s glory during a war, expressing devotion to country.
The Toledo Seah Wheel company train along the Lake Shore Railway collapsed its wall as it passed a passenger train. The wrecked wall fell across the track but narrowly passed the pear coach. Authorities speculate continuous repairs and the wall’s failure were factors in the incident.
March celebration observed with the flag displayed on public buildings and Catholic masses held in the parish. A procession and distribution of shamrocks occurred, honoring Queen Victoria era traditions and public sentiment.
A lively guide to spring millinery describes turbans in chiffon and linen shades, trimmed with lace, cabochons, and pearl brilliants. It notes roses and feathers, buttoned blossoms, and durable hats that withstand weather, while warning no garment is guaranteed against all elements.
TRUE TO LIFE. Lovers' Lane, praised for its accurate portrayal of human nature in humor and pathos, brings Clyde Fitch's play to Music Hall this Friday. The production captures small town life with timely scenes that mirror recent newspaper chatter, including the popular billboard episode.
Hotels in town show steady transients this month. Rockingham and Langdon report brisk bookings while Mt. Vernon hosts a notable local opera event. Local industry expands on Rockingham Street as staff work on a major plant transformation. Community notes honor veterans, sportsmen recall past days, and a neglected cellar issue near Goodwin park draws attention.
Exeter views a license question drive the race as Gen S O Gale reportedly seeks governor through license leverage. Bitter feud with Col Elwell complicates ties to Congress, with others predicting Congressman's Sulloway may succeed if Gale fails. Local backers split on retirement of rivals and party strategy.
Commander J B Merker USN organized an invitation party in the ordnance building last Saturday evening. Prominent society figures attended the event. Commander Biecker performed acts on an improvised stage, providing entertainment before dancing in the armory to the Naval orchestra and refreshments were served.
Kittery schedule lists the Democrats nominating town officers at Frisbie Hall Kittery Point Wednesday at 7.39 p m The local Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets Thursday at 2 30 p m with Mrs A W Gowin of Cottle's Hill Hon and Mrs Horace Mitchell of Kittery Point have returned from Washington A regular meeting of Constitution lodge Knights of Pythias at Wentworth hall is set for Tuesday evening Regular prayer meeting may be held at local churches tonight
In spring the kidneys work hard and weakness shows on the skin as pimples and blotches. Sarsiparinla is claimed to strengthen and stimulate kidney function, prevent skin eruptions, and improve complexion. Take a bottle today.
Col A N Elwell, back from Washington, tells an anecdote showing President Roosevelt’s memory. He met Roosevelt in Philadelphia before nomination and again in the White House, where Roosevelt instantly recognized him as a New Hampshire man and greeted him by name.
An old advertisement promises to cure a cold in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It notes druggists will refund the money if it fails and includes a signature attributed to E. W. Grove on each package.
Congress moved forward on the river and harbor bill with an estimated cost near $60,000,000. Rep Burton of Ohio spoke at length detailing aspects of the measure while others like Bellamy of North Carolina, Foster of Wisconsin, and Cochran of Missouri offered brief remarks. The session also touched on Boer War debates and a denial by Mr Waelster of Maryland regarding a report about Speaker Henderson and Cuban reciprocity.
Funeral services were held this afternoon for Mary J Vilas at Rev Charles Tucker home on Bridge street with Hall of Wittery officiating. Interment followed at Harmony Grove cemetery under Oliver W dham. A second service for Capt Albert H White took place at his New Castle home with Rev Alr Davis officiating and interment at Riverside cemetery under Nickerson. Elizabeth Rand funer al was held this afternoon at 1:30 at the family home in Rye with Rev Maw Mods and undertaker IL Wy Nickerson in charge.
A banquet remark by a site board of trade member credits New Hampshire's prosperity to summer guests, agriculture, and manufacturing. The rugged Granite Hills and seashore breezes draw tourists, and investment to boost attractiveness should pay off as visitors spend locally.
Last evening JL EL Swett's candy and tobacco shop on Bridge street was broken into by several boys. A nearby resident alerted authorities and the youths fled. Morning arrests include John Murphy, Harry Minnehan, and Harvey Hill. The suspects confessed, naming Hill and Minnehan as lookouts. case set for police court Wednesday morning.
The New England league will fold its schedule meeting at the hotel Savoy in Boston next Wednesday. Clubs must pay their forfeits, adopt the schedule, and return home to prepare for the season. Players have been signed and teams are seen as evenly matched.
One thousand mile books of the Plant System of Railways are good from Washington to Charleston Savannah Montgomery Thomasville Jacksonville Tampa Albany Brunswick and all intermediate points. Rate twenty five dollars each. On sale at J J Farnsworth Eastern Passenger Agent No 290 Broadway New York.
United States Marshal Note of Farmington Deputy Marshal Horne and Clerk Hodgman convened the circuit court. No business appealing the court was adjourned to meet in Concord on Thursday March 20, with Judge Putnam of Portland presiding.
Mr Moody at forty nine is noted as young for secretary of the navy. He is not alone, as Chandler was in his mid forties when taking the post. Meanwhile Fish Brick Co. advances Dover Point plant with a planned summer operation start.
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