Battleship New Hampshire En Route to Local Port
The post office received word Friday that the battleship New Hampshire is on its way to the yard. Mail is routed from New York to the ship's starting port and then to its destination as the Bureau of Navigation notes its movements. The ship should arrive here in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
New York
Bureau of Navigation
Henry F. Colby
Labram Seaward
Dover
Hiram Thomson
Easton
Albert Tabey
Columbia
Handoff
Charles ¢. Dodge
Salem
Jo Lewis Stortridge
Portsmouth
James A. Donahue
Very Emery
Annie Jameson
Cora
Wyoming
Navy Yard Ratings Change May Cut First Class Pay
The Sperry report on navy yard regulations aims to revise employee ratings, potentially reducing first class pay by 25 cents to 1 dollar a day. A minority report exists and Secretary Meyer must approve the rules. The proposal ties to the Newberry plan for yard reorganization and Meyer will study it after returning from Annapolis where he met with Senator Hale and other senate naval affairs committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sperry Rport
Navy Yards
Navy Yard
Mey
Newberry
Secertary Meyer
Annapolis
Capitol
Hale
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Portsmouth Men Will Go Banquet for Ex Mayor Keenan
Dover ex mayor Keenan will be honored with a banquet in Portsmouth on Wednesday as local officials plan a formal tribute for his service. The event brings together civic leaders and residents to recognize his contributions to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rank Keenan
Dover
Dover Fourth Coast Artillery to Honor State Matters Work
Dover city officers of the First Company Coast Artillery plan to attend the Wednesday evening festivities recognizing his hard and faithful work in the interests of state matters during the last legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Artillery
Dover
Toany
Ontitta Makters
Admiral Melville Speech Sparking Navy Reorganization Debate
Washington May 7 Secretary Meyer says he will take cognizance of a speech delivered last night by Admiral George W Melville retired. The question remains whether he will be called to account for his remarks. He has long voiced his views, and the department has shown leniency due to his service and age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nay Meyer
George W Melville
Melville
Department
Navy
Body found in river near Salmon Falls dam
The body of Archie Noble, who died by suicide three weeks earlier by jumping into the river above Salmon Falls dam, was found this morning a quarter mile from the mills on the river. The North bell remained silent at its usual ringing time on Friday, causing concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Noble
Salmon Falls
Hant
Memorial Sunday plans and village notes in Kittery
Memorial Sunday will be preached May 30 by the pastor of the Second Christian church as the community notes routine moves and local changes. The piece lists relocations, new builds, church services, school Arbor Day observances, and social events among residents of Kittery and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diriga
Odd Kellows' Hall
Willian M
Philbrick
Miss Phillips
Portsmouth
Second Methodist Church
Daniel Onslatt
Christ
Willhlur
Epworth Longagees
T. Pitts
Eliot
Kittery
Women's Christian Temperance
Berwick
Second Christian Church
Charles Manson
Boston and Maine Railroad Company
Edward H. Macy
Bible
Estella Kramer
Christian Endeavor Society
Walter Fernald
Hattie Howe
Otis Avenue
Boston
Olivia Willey
Badgers Island
Charles Meyers
Government Street
Daniel Street
Ned Paul
Rogers Road
Ping Hill
James Able
Ida Marshall
Thomas Morrow
Paul
Sherman \aldron
Gale Show Company
Austin Basler
Lave Jane
Gorton
Harry Trafton
One Held for Grand Jury in Portsmouth Court
Edward Murray, charged with drunkenness and flashing a gun at Chick's lunch room, appeared in Portsmouth Police Court. He claimed no intent to harm anyone, promised to drop firearms if released, and was ordered to deposit his artillery with police while the case proceeds. Trufus Wood fined five dollars and costs suspended pending lawful collection. George Birdsong and Joseph Gould, charged with criminal assault, had Gould jailed without bail and Birdsong continued to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward ‘Murray
Chick
Antider
Marshal Turley
Murray
American Express Company
Boston
Massachusetts
Trufus Wood
Luther Amazeen
Market Street
Woods
Amazeen
George Birdsong
Joseph Gould
Gould
Superior Court
Birdsong
Eliot High School Baseball Game Loses Wide Margin
Eliot High School hosts Traipe Academy in a Friday game, the visitors overpower the home team with the feature a four bagger by Prime. Morice Grover leaves for York to work as a carpenter. Clergymen fill Sunday duties at local churches. Wedding invitations go out for Lester Spinney of Washington DC. Grange plans discuss building funding and land assets. A W Cocker recovers from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot
Traipe Academy
Eliot High School
Murice Grover
York
Dercon Abraham HW
Wcittery Point
George W. Brown
Booth 1
Wligt Adventist Church
Lester Spinney
Hiiot
Washington, DC. C
Mousie Wall Teled Presents New Week at AT Music Hall
The Great For Rest Company performs at Mousie Wall teled with Whesianists and Princess Thelma aided by trained callie dogs. The act runs for six weeks, featuring the solo dog act and a new dancing breeette named the darling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mousie Wall
Great Forrest Company
Princess Thelma
Callie
Ahn Knights Attend Communion at 8.34 Mass
The Ancient Order of Hibernians and the Knights of Columbus will attend the 8:34 mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception on Sunday morning in a joint delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hibernians
Knights of Columbus
Weather Outlook and Saturday Closures Notice
Saturday night and Sunday showers at night followed by fair and warmer weather on Sunday. My place of business will be closed Saturdays at 1 p m from May 8 to Sept 11 1909. J W Barrett Plumber 17 Bow Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Barrett
Bow St
Juror White In Asylum
Maynard May 8 William A White was taken to the insane asylum at Wellesley. The juror from the Jordan case has grown violently insane since the trial. The strain of the life-and-death verdict is blamed for the breakdown. His physician says the outbreak stems from years of condition and he appeared rational during the trial. Neither side supports a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mays
Wiliam A. White
Wellesley
White
Jordan
Bla Atness
Mrs Boyle Convicted In Kidnaping Case
May 8. Mrs James Boyle was convicted of conspiring with her husband in the kidnapping of Willie Whi. The defense argued she was not in Pennsylvania at the time. Sentencing awaited. she faces at least one year in prison and potentially life imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Willie Whi
Boyle
Pennsylvania
Boyles
Navy and Seignments Shake Up Top Naval Posts
President Taft and Secretary Moyer initiate aging active policy for key duties. Rear Admiral Pilsbury, retired, to leave the bureau chief post in July, to be replaced by Rear Admiral William P. Potter. Capt. John M. Bowker named superintendent of the Naval Academy at Annapolis, succeeding Capt. Charles J. Badger as he moves to a battleship assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
May
Taft
Moyer
Pilsbury
Bureau of Cation
Roatl Fas
William P. Potter
John M. Bowrer
Connecticut
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Charles J. Badger
Bristol De Brular Dead and Naval Cadet Visit Planned
The sudden death of Dr RoHreg is reported as well known in Fortsmouth where he was liked. The midshipmen from the naval academy will arrive August fifth and stay until the seventh, with many friends in the city promised a warm welcome. Doan's Ointment touted as curing piles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RoHreg
Fortsmouth
Paducah
The
Naval Academy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Navy Yard Ratings
Admiral Melville
Navy Department
Volka Dols
Madras
Hatiste
DIM Pancras
OODS
Sint Wists
India
P. K
Secersereere Ds Tele
Lie
Bie
Fle
Lone Yard
Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns
Mitchell
Christian Biblical Institute
Williams Avenue
Luella M. Smith
Greenwich
Conn
Josiah McCobb
Mrs. Gentbner
Charlestown
Kittery Point
Mara
Ugh
Rockingham County Light & Power CO
Portsmouth Police Court
Grange Hall
Grange
John M. Jill Grange
A.W. Cocker
Music
BR. DE Brular
Doan
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!