President Alides Tours Dixie and Memphis Stop
President Alides traveled through the heart of Dixie stopping at Memphis and Heateville Decatur Tuscumbia and Conath greeting Confederate veterans and hearing their remarks. The train then headed to New Orleans. Baseball scores across leagues showed Philadelphia, New York, Brooklyn, Pittsburg, Chicago, Cleveland, Washington and other teams posting results yesterday with several games delayed by rain.
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Mavens
Dixie
Memphis
Mississippi
Alabama
Heateville
Decatur
Tuscumbia
Conath
New Orleans
New Pier Destroyed in San Juan Puerto Rico Fire
A new $150,000 pier burned in San Juan on April 30 and was totally destroyed within thirty minutes. The blaze threatened stores and the custom house as flames continued. Lives may have been lost and large quantities of sugar and rum burned. A second item notes Brigadier General Luther R Hare arriving in New York after rescuing U S A and U S N personnel in the Philippines, en route to Sherman Texas.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
New York
Luther R Hare
Devereaux Shielda
U. S A
Lien. Gilmore
Philippines
Geo Lure
Sherman
Texas
Bia Ay Agying
McGovern Wins Victory Over Gardner in Fourth Round
In San Francisco at the Mechanical Pavilion Terry Mec Govern stopped Oscar Gardner in the fourth round after Gardner absorbed heavy blows. The decisive punch combination came as Gardner was falling from a hard right to the stomach, followed by a left to the jaw.
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San Francisco
Terry MecGovern
Oscar Gardner
Mechanical Pavilion
Gardner
McGovern
Home Market club banquet draws 1600 in Boston
In Boston on April 30 the Home Market club held its twelfth annual banquet at Mechanics Ball with about 1600 members and guests in attendance. Gen. George Draper presided as host while speakers included Lieut. Gov. Bates, Vice President Roosevelt, Senators Hoar and Lodge, and Gen. Gordis Gad, among leading manufacturers merchants and professionals.
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Boston
Roosevelt
Home Market Club
Mechanics
New England
Plaatform
George 4. Draper
J. J. Bates
The
Commonwealth
George F. Hoar
Beary Cabot Lodge
Gen
Gortis Gad
Tohan 18 Sentenced for Break ing and Entering and Assault
Exeter New Hampshire April 30 Martin Toban was convicted of breaking and entering at Greenland and of aggravated assault on William Judson in Exeter. Judge Stone sentenced him to four years in the state prison for breaking and entering and an additional year for the assault.
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Exeter
N. H
Martin Toban
Greenland
William Judson
Stone
Weather Indications and Local Notices From Weathersmere
Weather forecast for New England calls for rain on Wednesday then fair Thursday with warmer, variable winds. Dennis J. Morris leaves Eames' drug store to join a Chicago firm and tour the eastern state and Maine. A city government meeting is planned for Thursday evening.
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Wasmmeres
New England
Dennis J. Morris
Eames’ Drug Store
Morris Hags
Chicago
Maine
Hall well loved by Portsmouth fans after charity visit
George F. Hall of the American Girl company earned strong applause in Portsmouth for a return engagement at Music hall. The Portsmouth Athletic Club presented him a carved cane from the Spanish ship Rema Mercedes and hosted an informal reception after the performance. The gift, engraved with Presented to Mr. George F. Hall by the Portsmouth Athletic Club, honored his visit and the club’s affection for his company.
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George F. Hall
Portamouth Theatre
Music Hall
Portsmouth Athletic Club
Hartford
Hall
Athletic Club
U. S
Raleigh
Portesmouth
Track removal ends Portland segment to Hed ing resort
Portamouth residents with cottages at Hed ding will note the railway from Hed ding station to the resort about a mile long is being torn up by a Boston and Maine crew starting Tuesday. The line, unused outside camping week for two years, had never paid for train service, so its removal resumes the familiar barge link that has long defined Hed ing summers.
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Hedding
Boston and Maing
Boston
Maine
Heding
Spring Embraced for Vitality and Purity in Nature
The article extols spring as a season of vitality and freshness. It highlights cleansing showers and sunshine that remove and dissolve unhealthful accumulations, renewing nature and life.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Purifying Blood Boost
The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure to cleanse the body, expel badness from the blood, and vitalize the life current. It emphasizes the medicine's cleansing and invigorating effects and invites readers to try Hood's.
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Hood
Higginson to Command New York Avil 30
Rear Admiral Soomac di Purquhar will tomorrow command the squadron at Brack fet for the light Dah pegs TREN, its Donee bie. Dear Adie Francia td Beeps will b e bo biet vt apiel. Teta Rastity
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New York
Soomac
Brack Fet
Lecomarharma
Adie Francia
After-Word of Remembrance for Susie King Stone
An obituary reflecting on Susie King Stone who died after eight years in the city. She arrived from Salem Massachusetts and lived a life of generosity devotion and self sacrifice. Her friends mourn a woman described as among a thousand in a harsh age and have lost a beloved neighbor and family member.
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Susie King Stone
Salem
Mass
Emn
Susie King
Stone
Hera
Funeral services for Mrs Saale King Stone at home
Funeral services for Mrs Saale King Stone will be held Wednesday at four o'clock at the home 58 Union Street. Interment will take place in Beverly, Massachusetts.
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Mra. Saale
King Stone
Union Street
Beverly
Masa
Rebel Leaders Surrender in Manila Action
Manila April 30. Baldiuero Aguinaldo and Pedro Aguinaldo relatives of General Emilio Aguinaldo surrender to American forces along with a third insurgent leader.
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Manila
Baldiuero Aguinaldo
Pedro Aguinaldo
Emile Aguinaldo
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Strength and Vitality
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a health foundation for the months ahead. It claims to tone the stomach create appetite and fortify the system by boosting vitality and strength to the blood organs nerves and muscles.
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Hood
Take the Best Spring Medicine Provides Hood's as top choice
A reader endorses Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best spring medicine to take, stating there is a necessity for taking medicine and none better in its place. The note is signed GC. Lams from 1291 N. Mth & J., Philadelphia.
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Hood
Lams
Mth &J
Philadelphie, Pa
Wood Reaches Havana for Official Visit
Governor General Wood arrived in Havana from the United States early this evening marking the start of a diplomatic visit with expected talks on regional affairs and cooperation.
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Havana
Wood
United States
Pleasant smoke talk at Portsmouth Yecht Club
The Portsmouth Yecht club held a Tuesday evening event at Mechanic street, drawing about four score attendees despite bad weather and competing attractions. Dr. J Lance spoke on emergency procedures amid seasickness and dropping, followed by a musical program by Dacker Corcoran Ballon Jankins and Gustave Peyser. Chef Lear provided a generous collation. The event was organized by Commodore Pope Dr. Boylaton Charles Hatch Jackson Washburn Horace Montgomery and George Ducker.
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Portsmouth
Mechanic Street
4. J. Lance
Messrs
Dacker
Corcoran
Ballon
Jankins
Gustave Peyser
Gramophone
Chef Lear
Commodore Pope
Joseph Boylaton
Charles Hatch
Jackson M. Washburn
Horace
Montgomery
George H. Ducker
State News Highlights From New Hampshire Tidings
Various 1901 notices from New Hampshire communities include tax rates in Salisbury and Newport, a Fremont gaming club, Greenland land sale, and a North Hampton store project. Other items report Weirs May concert, Exeter rail dividend, public library hours, smallpox cases in Manchester, wild boar shipments to Buffalo, and resignations in Goffstown. Obituaries note James O Robinson, while business filings show Cook Lumber and bankruptcy petitions.
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Newport
John W. Ellis
Greenland
William Norton
A. Dow
North Hampton
the Weirs
Exeter
Manchester
Corbin Park
Buffalo
Patrick Oliford
Nashua
Frank B. Mills
Goffstown
Edward Green
Unitarian Church
State health board order faces opposition in Hampton
Parents protest a health board directive to vaccinate all unvaccinated children or those without smallpox immunity. Dr. Smith says rural areas have not seen the disease, calling the order arbitrary and unnecessary in countryside counties.
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State Board of Health
Hampton
Smith
Focal Board of Health
Weather swings torment Portsmouth shoppers and shopkeepers
A windy rapid shift from a warm weekend to cold Tuesday unsettles Portsmouth. Spring clothes drew crowds Monday while Tuesday's chill dampened trade. Retailers fear the late spring burst, soda jerks scramble for ice cream, and straw hat sales are postponed until before Independence Day.
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Portsmouth
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Fall River
W. Jomneon Quinn
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Arphive
Sporting Notes
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New Rampahire College
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President Alides
Heart of Dixie
Wr. McKinley
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West Newton
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Fitpatrick
Tohan
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State News
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Fremont
James O. Robinson
Stratham
Haverhill
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LB. G. Moulton
Kensington
Hoe
Frederic T. Farnsworth
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Black Rock
Salisbury Beach
New Hampshire
Secretary of State
Bixater
Merrill B. Sands
Newtonville
Phillips Exeter
Sarah K. Lyford
Geo. Theodore Burleigh
Maes
Pasitiona
Federal Court
John W. Bruce
Albert W. Braley
Maurice H. Coleman
Salam
George T. Wilkins
Janna L. Lucas
Dover Point
Flake, Coleman & Co
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AMR
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