Dover Police Probe Beer Trade at Two Dover Point Inns
Carrie York of Dover Point pressed complaints at the Dover police station against John Lancaster and Peter Loughlin for keeping beer for sale. Officers Stevens and Smith searched both locales, reporting malt liquors found and ordering Lancaster and Loughlin to appear in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie York
Dover Point
Dover
John Lancaster
Peter Loughlin
Mhae. E. Stevens
George E. Smith
Mr. Lancaster
Mr. Loughlin
Annual Encampment Orders For New Hampshire Guard
General order from Adjutant General Ayling directs the First brigade N H N G to encamp at Concord state camp ground for five days starting Monday June 18. Brigadier Tolles to execute transport, Wheeler to inspect camps, mustering daily, medical exams required, no May enlistments after May 15, May enrollments reported June, full forename required, proper payrolls, and Governor Rollins offers a cup prize.
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Adj
Ayling
State Camp Ground
Concord
Drew
Jason EB. Tolles
Elbert Wheeler
Adjutant General
Rollins
New Hampshire
Local Sports Roundup and Encampment Notes 1900
Gossip of local sports reports the annual inspector general encampment award for drill discipline clothing and bearing. Baseball headlines cover Marines Mapewoods Unity club and Delapoon Crescent teams with Portsmouth high school games and football talk fueling town interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delapoon
Crescent
Porkemouth High School
Portsmouth
At the Churches Sunday Services and Sermons
The North church holds a second Sunday service at four o'clock with a large chorus performing much of Mendelssohn Elijah. Advent Obhriation church on Hanover street offers 2 45 o'clock talk The Thief on the Cross. Evening gospel service begins 7 15 with a praise season. Reverend Duston preaches at Pearl Street on the New York missionary conference What hath God wrought. Evening gospel address recounts Christiant rest and raidnight missions and cheap interest incidents are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Church
Elijah
Mendelasohn
Advent Obhriation
Hanover Street
Mr. Duston
Pearl Street Church
New York
Unique Book on Jury Trial of 1900 Published
A new book titled The Jury Trial of 1900 from Laird & Lee in Chicago argues both sides of the coming campaign and political questions in a trial format. The work features many unique characters and is priced at seventy five and twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laird & Lee
Chicago
Water Front News Arrived May 5
United States light house steamer Myrtle arrived dated May 5. It lists sailing of Tag Piscataqua and Dover and Newcaatla for Boston with brick schooner Matilda D. Borda for coal port. The fragment ends with an old proverb and a burdock bitters advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Light House
Ateamer Myrtle
Piscataqua
Bargen
Dover
Newcaatla
Boston
Matilda D. Borda
Kittery Briefs Include Census Enumerators Appointments
Fred F. Locke and Daniel Albert Hill are named census enumerators for Kittery in 1000. Dirigo encampment hosts Golden Rule degree work and grand officer visitations. Grand Army plans Memorial day events. William B. Coates relocates to the provinces. Expected Detroit arrival may draw visitors to Kittery Point. Electric railroad plans long open car service pending favorable weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred F. Locke
Kittery High School
Daniel Alpert Hill
Kittery
Dirigo
Grand Army
William B. Coates
Navy Yard
Detroit
Kircery Point
Brackett Visits Newfield as Town Hall Demo Noted
Mrs William H Brackett visits her daughter in Newfield while Miss Smuth Duntley returns from grandparents in town Somerville hosts a May 17 town hall event to showcase Northern school entertainers. Wapanago lineup hints at Brackett family ties and a Dover game preview with Albert Hatch at first base. Roads stated as good for bicycling.
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Greenland
William H. Brackett
Newfield
Smuth Duntley
Somerville
Percy Drake
Wapanago
B. Wilber
Holes
Smith
C. Brackett
H.wilber
Hatch
Weeks
Delancey
Doe
George Brackett
Albert Hatch
PALS
Dover
Maine Notes and Local Appointments in Brief
Six million feet of logs are stranded in Tomah stream due to lack of water. Rev. C. A. Southard of Lewiston becomes presiding elder of the Augusta M E district. Judge Ashford in South Portland fined five youths for riding bicycles on sidewalks. four boys and one girl found guilty and the girl escaped. In Bangor, Clifford Snow pleaded guilty to assault with intent to kill. eight months in the Bangor workhouse. J L Bartlett named postmaster at Pembroke. Dr John F True of Auburn dies at 83 after 42 years in Auburn, leaving a widow and several children.
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Tomah Stream
C. A. Southard
Lewiston
Augusta M. E
Ashford
South Portland
Washington Supreme Judicial Court
Whitehouse
Atate Va
Clifford Snow
Snow
Bangor
J. L. Bartlett
Pembroke
John F. True
Auburn
Discharge Threat Looms at New York Navy Yard
At the New York navy yard a large discharge of men is threatened as workers register their standing. Mrs. W L Hill wife of Chief Boatswain Hill stays a week in New York. Painters from Bath Maine arrive to paint the torpedo boat Craven. An appropriation will be added to the senate bill for quay walls. A party forms at the yard to attend Host's A Black Sheep performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marines
Mapewoods
Varney
Dartmouth
Harvard
Unity Club
New York Navy Yard
W. L. Hill
Boatawain Hill
New York
Bath
Maine
Craven
United States Senate
Quay Walls
Reception to new members at Methodiat church
On Monday evening next a reception will be given in the Methodist church on State Street to twenty five new members of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society connected with that church. The public is cordially invited. Chairman is Mrs Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodiat
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Probate Court Transactions In Rockingham County
Probate court in Rockingham County records a week of actions including guardianships for Albert A. S. Morse and Mildred E. Dame, agents named, multiple licenses to sell real estate, numerous changes of name, inventories, accounts rendered, and administrations granted across towns such as Exeter Newington Portsmouth North Hampton and Brentwood. Various estates including Nason junkins and wardens list administrators and executors like Richard Nason Flora A. Smith Stephen Pingree James Cochran and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockingham
Jewett P. Swasey
Albert A. S. Morse
Exeter
Mary C. Dame
Mildred E. Dame
Newington
Edward T. Moulton
Portsmouth
Esteta Sarah
Townsend
Providence
R I
Guardian Loonae
Albert A
Morse
Emmett F. Poor
Et Als
R. L
Mary A. Woods
Candia
James F. March
Margaret Tarlston
North Hampton
Otis S. Brown
Wille
Harriet James
Deerfield
Isaac H. Morrison
Will
Titus Salter Tredick
Sarah R. B. Tredick
Charles M. Laighton
Portamouth
Florence
Laighton
Stephen Pingree
Auburn
Real estate conveyances in Rockingham county weekly record
Listings show transfers in Portmouth Rye South Hampton and more with names such as Helen Haven Langdon Francis Langdon Charles Lydaton Harrison and Elizabeth Harrison Patrick Flanagen Elizabeth Priest and James D Davidson Lec Martell Roscoe Morrill and B Harris Davis. Also a Toledo Ohio affidavit and Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement appear with multiple names and sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockingham
Deada
Portamouth
Helen Haven Langdon
Francis E Langdon
Charles E. Lydaton
Hangon
Elizabeth
Harrison
Patrick J. Flanagen
Elizabeth H. Priest
Rye
Charles J. Mace
James D. Davidson
South Hampton — Lec] Martell
Roscoe H. Morrill
B. Harris Davis
Haverhill
Mass
Letter from Guam Marine Battalion Describes Hardship and Sickness
A letter from a private in Agana Guam describes harsh discipline and strict liberty rules. He cites fines, confinement, and punishment for infractions, mentions deaths and illnesses among 52 sailors on the sick list, and notes officers being sent home. The tone reflects harsh conditions at the Navy Yard barracks and ongoing sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. White
Marine Barracks
Navy Yard
Marine Battalion
Agana
Guam
Ladrone Islands
Marine Corps
Black Sheep cast thrills in Hoyt production
George Allen stars as Hot Stuff the Black Sheep with ebullient comic timing. William Devere leads as the Tomb of Inscription editor with a gun and a crawling news route. About 30 performers complete the strongest company Hoyt and McKee have assembled for A Black Sheep under Fred E Wright’s direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Allen
Hot Stuff
Allenie
William Devere
Mr. Hoyt
Theditor
Measss Hoyt
McKee
Fred E. Wright
Vienna Rabbits and Law: Wachau Peasant Sentenced
An Austrian tale reports a Wachau farmer jailed for three days after a rabbit disturbance. The Vienna courts defended their use of novel logic in the case and gained attention for their interpretation of law and justice.
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Vienna
Wachan
Westminster Gare&e
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