May Term Opens in United States Circuit Court at Ubis City
Regular May term of the United States circuit court opened in the federal building in Ubis City with Judge Edgar Aldrich presiding. Several important cases are set for disposition, including the Helena Franklin Jones and William N. Swett mail fraud case tied to Brooklyn offices and the Brookside Supply and New Hampshire Silk works. The grand jury did not report in the morning but is expected to, with many officials and attorneys present to observe proceedings.
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United States Circuit Court
Bulding
Ubis City
Edgar Aldrich Et Littleren
LeBaron
Colt
Brody Island
George E. Laighton
Church of Christ
John H.bartlett
United State
Grand Jury
United States
Charles B. Hamblett
Naskoes
Eugene P. Nate
Farmington
Don. Fremont E. Shurtleff
Concord
Barns P. Hodgman
Littleton
Marshall Frank
KH. Horner
Robert E Hodgkins
J. Bryan Shannon
Portsmouth
Helena Franklin Jones
William N. Swett
Antrim
Brooklyn
N. C
Brooks
Aest
New Hampshire Postofficas
Jones— Swett
Jones
North Branch
Attorpeyas
Oliver B. Branch
George B. French
J. A. Noyle
Nashua
Calvin Cage
John H. Bartlett
Samuel W. Eacry
W. Hoyt
Portsmouth Bicycle Club Meeting on Congress Street
The Portsmouth Bicycle Club met in its new rooms on Congress street Monday evening. The routine business was conducted, several new members were voted in, and many more were proposed for membership. The new club promises to excel the old one in all forms of athletica this summer.
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Portsmouth
American Naval Boats Publication Praised for Detail
A government compiled guide titled Standard Types of Boats of the United States Navy, directed by Admiral Hichborn, extols American naval boat design and construction. It notes a push to exterior builders after fleet shortages, and details weights, costs, and materials across 99 text pages and 222 illustrated plates, with many photos from the navy yard.
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United States Navy
Justifeed
Bevy
Hichborn
Navy Department
United States Naval
Wavy
North Atlantic
Santiago
Cervera
Grand circuit calibre race eyed at Dover track in September
Pressure mounts to convene a grand circuit meeting at Dover in September. Ed Cogawell notes Dan Ala Nagey has studied requirements in Boston to secure the event. A race with a $5,600 stake may open to stallions, linking Readville and eastern stables after New York’s meet.
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Beiwon
Dover
Ed. Cogawell
Boston Traveler
Mit Cer
Dan Alanagey
Boston
T Liut
Readville
New York
Across the River Naval Workmen and Travel Updates
Naval Constructor J. G. Tawresey left for Boston this morning. Manning Phillips of Kittery Point joined the schooner Mary Willey in Bristol after overhaul. Unclaimed April mail at Kittery Post Office lists Aaron Clark G M Cram James Rufus W S Wylie A L Walsh. Sea Point cafe, formerly run by James H. Walker, will be managed this summer by Fred F. Fernald. A Black Sheep at Music hall tonight. A special theatre car will run on the PLE road after the performance.
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J. G. Tawresey
Boston
Manning Phillips
Kittery Point
Bristol
Mary Willey
Wail
Nittery
Aaron Clark
G. M. Cram
James Rufus
W.S. Wylie
A. L. Walsh
Sea Point
James H. Walker
Navy Yard
Fred F. Fernald
Portsmouth
Music Hall
Judge Aldrich Leads Log Drive Descent at Beecher Falls
A dramatic account from the United States Court room recalls Judge Edgar Aldrich joining a canoe crew as they navigated falls on the Connecticut Valley Lumber Company log drive near Beecher Falls. Witnesses say the 600 men faced excellent driving pitch, and Aldrich rode the whitewater to a safe landing several hundred yards downstream.
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Edgar Aldrich
United States
Connecticut Valley Lumber Company
Beecher Patla
Colebrook
Beecher Falls
Judge Aldrich
Connecticut
Park Changes Hands at Capital City Driving Park
The Concord State Fair association took possession of the Capital City driving park May 1 and begins extensive improvements guided by Capt A. W. Wayes. Plans include a 300 foot grand stand an exhibition hall office building cafe 100 box stalls pens for cattle sheep and swine and large stables with the track leased.
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Concord State Fair Association
Capital City
A. W. Wayes
Rochester
Maine Notes: Drowning, assaults, thefts, and plans
Norman Bragg of Portland drowned at 31 while Samuel Crown of North Waterboro made a second failed suicide attempt Monday. Dennett Brothers of Saco recovered a stolen team in Gowell Massachusetts. Cumberland Lead and Zinc Company seeks capital for mining, led by P J Larrabee of Portland with William P Collins of Boston as treasurer. Chester Harris and G Cleveland Lewis found guilty of assault in Boothbay Harbor case. Kennebec River rose to a freshet at Madison. Waterville shifts street sprinkling to private contractors paid by local businesses. Miss Charlotte Morten of Portland to wed Henry H Gave of Biddeford June 27.
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Norman Bragg
Phillips
Samuel Crown
North Waterboro
Dennett Brothers of
Saco
Gowell
Mass
Cumberland Lead and Zinc Company
Eat
P. J. Larrabee
Portland
William P. Collins
Boston
William P
Frank H. Colina
Chester Harris
G. Cleveland Lewis
Boothbay Harbor
Littleoal Francis
Lincoln Supreme Judicial Court
Kennebec
Madison
Waterville
Charlotte M. Morten
Henry H Gave
Biddeford
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Threatens $100 Reward Claim
Senior partner of F J Carney & Co sworn to pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh un cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary public A W Gleason records the oath dated December 6, 1886 in Toledo Ohio. Cure claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials requested, address Cheney & Co Toledo. Sold by druggists 75 cents.
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A. D
A. W. Gleason
Hall
Break‑in at Summer Street Candy Store
Freeman Pearson’s candy store on Summer Street was broken into between ten and eleven this forenoon. A small amount of con Mactionary was stolen. Police suspect local boys from Whipple School conducted the break in.
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Summer Street
Freeman Pearson
Whipple School
State News Briefs Tangle Roads and Rites Across New Hampshire
John G. Brown dies in Hampton at 80 years ten months. Exeter hosts a potential new K of C council as district leaders assess grounds. Dover officials James Hayes and John Welch survive a serious Sixth Street carriage crash. The will of nurse Patience Dame from Concord likely probate Tuesday. estate valued at 30 to 40 thousand dollars. Harry Caldwell, Manchester rider, injured at Waltham track. Manchester to Goffstown electric road grading advances toward promised completion. Ex-Governor George Ramsdell, Nashua, critically ill with brain congestion.
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James W. Hayes
John T. Welch
Dover
Nathaniel Howe
Sixth Street
Patience Dame
Concord
Harry Caldwell
Manchester
Waltham Track
Manchester and Goffstown
George A. Ramsder
Nashua
Navy Yard Jitters and Repairs Highlight Unsung Crew
At the navy yard E L Chaney is sick. Monongahela needs a major overhaul and a tug of about 169 tons to keep in commission. Seawards is in Boston, Bartlett substitutes as watchman, and 500 dollars is allotted to fit mast house toilet rooms. Apprentices number thirty aboard. two hundred had been furloughed.
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Monongahela
Joseph Seawards
Boston
O. W. Bartlett
Mast House
Navy Yard
W. P. Stevenson
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New Hampshire
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