A Royal Prisoner at Music Hall
A Royal Prisoner is a four act romantic comedy drama set in Russia in 1741 to be presented at Music Hall next week. It features Elizabeth Petrovna and a cast including Lieutenant Alexander Raxsamovski, with elaborate costumes and a focus on historical characters amid dramatic intrigue. A passage notes a harsh coal season and a fresh fruit arrival in the city.
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Music Hall
Empire
Alexander
Academy of Science
Moscow
Rezoumovski
Mr. James
Foreign troops to be withdrawn from Chinese province
A local paper reports Count Von Waldersee will command troop withdrawal from a Chinese province. First a note to the Chinese commission demands total indemnity. if China pledges payment, some troops remain until indemnity settled. Most troops to depart between Pekin and the coast except legation guards.
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Breain
UN In
Count von Waldersee
Chinese Commission
China
Legation Guards
Pekin
Sickness rate among American troops in Philippines reported
Col. Charles R. Greenleaf, head of the medical department in the Philippines, forwards to Washington a report placing troop sickness at 52.3 percent, lower than the usual average which has ranged from eight to thirteen.
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Charles R. Greenleaf
Philippines
Washington
Mustering out of Twentieth-Sixth Volunteer Infantry Next Week
San Franxonico May 6 The Twenty sixth volunteer infantry will be mustered out next Monday Nearly all the regiment s officers have been ordered before the examining board for commissions in the regular army.
Relief system feeds six thousand destitutes in Jacksonville
Jacksonville relief association reports orderly progress in feeding six thousand destitute residents. In Massachusetts mass news notes a separate fire at the Fifield Tool Co. plant costing about 250000 dollars with the origin undetermined.
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Jacksonville
Relief Association
Mass
Fifield Tool Co
Weather Indications for New England May Showers Likely
Washington May 6 forecast for New England calls for fair Tuesday with increasing clouds on Wednesday and possible showers. Fresh southwest winds are expected.
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Washington
New England
English Coal Tax Bill Adopted At Loxpon
Loxpon May 6 the house adopted the coal tax bill by a vote of 83 to 227. A street sprinkler is needed every day, just now.
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Loxpon
House
Baseball results from yesterday’s games in two leagues
In the National League New York defeated Philadelphia 4 to 0 in New York. Boston edged Brooklyn 3 to 2 in Boston. Cincinnati beat St Louis 8 to 13 in Cincinnati. Chicago Pittsburg game at Chicago was postponed due to rain. Detroit won 5 to 4 over Cleveland in Detroit. Philadelphia defeated Baltimore 6 to 5 in Philadelphia. Washington fell to Boston 5 to 9 in Washington. Milwaukee lost 3 to 6 at Milwaukee. In the Eastern League Hartford beat Worcester 8 to 7 in Hartford. Rochester versus Toronto 2 to 3 in Rochester. Montreal defeated Buffalo 5 to 1 in Montreal. Syracuse routed Providence 6 to 9 in Syracuse.
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cincinenati
Chicago-Pittsburg
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Milwaukee
Hartford
Worcester
Rochester
Toronto
Montreal
Buffalo
Syracuse
Providence
Syracne
Woods Brothers win in Maplewoods rout and two Peirea games
In Peirea hall two games Monday evening. Rye defeats Young Portamouth while Woods Brothers beat Maplewoods 35 to 17. George Woods sets a ball record with ten field goals and one from foul for 21 points. Miss Jessie Woods played dance music after.
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Peirea Hall
Woods Brothers
Maflewoods
Will Woods
Whitehouse
Woods
Lytle Q. Woods
Mom
G. Woods Cook
G. Woods
H. Woods
Prime
Lytle
Cook
Tilley I
G. "Woods
Maplewoods
Jessie Woods
Electric Bitters Restores Levanna Mail Carrier After Kidney Pain
Mail carrier Burnett Mann of Levanna Ohio recalls three years of kidney trouble with dull back aches and fatigue. Six bottles of Electric Bitters cured him completely, restoring energy and comfort. The Globe Grocery Co guarantees satisfaction at 50 cents.
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Burnett Mann
Levanna
Globe Grocery Co
Navy Yard To Start Power Plant This Week
Master Joiner Boyle reported for duty on Monday. The electric power and light plant will be started some time this week. Ten laborers and ten printers were required in the construction department on Monday. The board, led by Captain P. F. Harrington and Naval Constructor J. G. Tawresey, will meet this morning to prepare questions for the examination for new positions in garde and docks.
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Boyle
P. F. Harrington
J. G. Tawresey
Civil Hogi
Emerson Society and Greenacre Announcements
Charles Malloy of Beaton, president of the Emerson society, will deliver a series of talks on Poems of Emerson. In July a nature school will be conducted by a noted naturalist. The Greenacre school of music will feature an able corps of artists.
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Greenacre
Charles Malloy
Beaton
Emerson Society
Concord
Emerson
Nater
Greenacre School of Music
Sailors claim damages after Maine explosion in Havana Harbor
Harry McCann seaman on the ill fated Maine filed a $10,000 claim with the Spanish claims commission for injuries from the Havana harbor blast. Catherine Burns, a Marine corporal, had a $20,000 claim filed on her behalf for death in the same explosion, alleging Spain's direct or indirect responsibility.
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Wastrcrox
Spanish Claims Commission
Harry McCann
Havens Harbor
Catherine Burns
Burlington Passenger Train Strikes Freight Engine Near Thayer
A Burling ton passenger train collided with the rear of a backing freight at Thayer Iowa, derailing the passenger train. The engineer was killed and about thirty passengers were injured in the afternoon crash eighteen miles east of Preston.
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Orromwa
Iowa
Burlington
Thayer
Preston
Presidential Train Arrives in Benson on May Evening
The presidential train reached Benson Arizona at 8 35 p m and is due to reach Phoenix the next morning. The stop marks a brief halt during the presidential tour with officials and locals noting the arrival as part of the忙.
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Benson
Arizona
Phoenix
Portsmouth Yacht Club Sees Hints of Busy Regatta Season
The Portsmouth Yacht Club plans a brisk coming season with several new boats added in days. Long sails are contemplated and a highlighted Memorial Day regatta features an eight oared race between married and single men, signaling lively club activity.
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Portsmouth Yacht Club
Woman's Exchange Directors Meet This Tuesday Morning
Regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Exchange directors is set for Tuesday at eleven o'clock. The notice promotes the meeting and references local disease history, including catarrh as a constitutional issue. An advertorial endorsement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co of Toledo and Hall's Family Pills with a promise of testimonials and a money-back claim.
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The
Woman’s Exchange
Hall
F. J. Gheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & CO
Druggista
Maplewood Club Seeks Entry Into Amateur Baseball League
Rochester and Someraworth fans discuss a proposed amateur or semi professional baseball league with a salary cap. Maplewood Athletic Club offers to join, promising a fast, clever team likely to become a strong rival if accepted. A moderate salary limit is urged to protect teams from financial losses and preserve league stability.
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Rochester
Someraworth
Dover
Portsmouth
Maplewood Athletic Club
Maplewood Boys
Maplewood
Asia
Keene Scarlet Fever Epidemic Abating In New Hampshire
State news notes several items from New Hampshire. Scarlet fever cases in Keene are easing. Concord hosted a profitable festival, netting 8500. A new division of the Brotherhood of Railway Trackmen formed in Keene. A fire on Kinaley Street Nashua damaged a house by Charles Graves to 700 dollars. Concord to cleanse streets every three weeks, not twice yearly. Rochester reports a dry Sunday with city marshals closing drinking places. Funeral held for William H. Milner in Dover. An earthquake shook the southwest region. New Hampshire dairy exhibit heads to Buffalo Pan American with 50 leading dairymen shipping 2000 pounds of dairy products. Philip Trottier injured after jumping from a third floor in Manchester, hitting police and a bystander. Willard Green of Concord seeks pardon for 1898 Lake Matsabesh murder. case notes mitigating factors.
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Concord
Brotherhood of Railway Trackmen
Keene
Kinaley Street
Nashus
Charles Graves
Rochester
Allen
Merrimac
New Hampshire
Buffalo
W. D. Baker
Quincy
Philip Trottier
Manchester
Winter Place
William Foye
Cornelius Jones
Foye
Jones
Trottier
Willard Green
Eddie Moore
Lake Matsabesh
Green
City panel meets with solicitor to revise ordinances
A city special committee and City Solicitor Emory met at city hall Monday evening to revise the ordinances. The group found many sections in bad shape and said several will need complete rearrangement as the work progresses.
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Thhe
Emory
Storer Relief Corps Plans Anniversary Celebration
The Storer Relief corps members are arranging a Wednesday evening anniversary event. A elaborate program and generous supper are planned for all attendees.
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Storer Relief Corpa
Acknowledgment of Gifts to Chase Home for Children
Acknowledgment lists gifts to the Chase Home for Children including Miss Ann W. Paires with 925.00, Charity Whist club with additional 92.61, and H. Lavuvon, Treasurer, among others. The fragmentary entry records donations and donors for the charity funds.
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Chase Home For Children
Ann W. Paires
Charity Whist Club
H. Lavuvon
Tresewier
Lovell Takes Control of Lake Masabesic Estate
Wallace D. Lovell, a trolley magnate, assumes control of Gen Charles A. Williams estate at Mascabesh Manchester. He leases the property for fifteen years and plans to remodel the Masabesic House, reopen the idle bar, and develop cottages and surrounding lands into a summer resort. About ninety cottages along lake fronts come under the lease. future tenant details are unclear.
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New Hawprshire
Massachusetts
Charles A. Williams
Mascabesh
Manchester
Lovell
Massabesio Hoase
Lake Masasbesic
Willisme Estate
Mr. Lovell
Sports Notes Show Lacrosse Star Penhallow at Harvard
Percy Penhallow is noted as a Harvard varsity lacrosse member. The piece covers local college baseball results including Dartmouth 15 Trinity 0, Exeter 0 Tufts 11, and Williams 5 Harvard 4, plus Nashua and Manchester area games. Harold Bennett of Portsmouth High School is playing Harvard freshman shortstop.
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Percy Penhallow
Harvard
Portland
Augusta
Serles
Andover
Exeter
Harold Bennett
Portsmouth
Bell Temn
Steve Mahoney
Manchester
Hanover Reds
Dartmouth
Nashua
Lowell
Trinity
Tufts
Williams
Yale
Crescent A. C
Lewiston
New England
Fve
Bates
Man Bitten by Dog in Chatham Street Work Site
William Palfrey of Raynes Avenue was bitten by a dog while working on a house on Chatham Street on Monday. Dr Towle cauterized the wound.
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William Palfrey
Raynes Avenue
Chatham Street
Towle
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