Asthmalene Testimonials Promote Free Trial Bottle
A smear of testimonials from Rev. Dr. Morris Wechsler and O D Phelps describe Asthmalene as an instant relief asthma cure. Letters claim long years of suffering ended after using a trial bottle sent free on postcard request, with multiple New York signatories endorsing its efficacy.
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GC. F. Wells
Villa Ridge
Parma
Cong. Baai Israel
New York
Dis
Tayt Bros’. Medicine Co
Morris Wechsler
Tarv Bros, Medicine Co
130Th Street
O. D. Phelps
M.D
Masses of Dead Bodies in St Pierre after Martinique Eruption
Describes the Mont Pelee eruption on May 12 in Martinique, detailing the destruction of St Pierre. Thirty thousand people believed dead, ash and mud covering the island, fires, and ships reporting wreckage and survivors. U.S. and British consuls report casualties, with most houses destroyed and bodies scattered or burning. The volcano remains active with further eruptions feared.
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Fort de France
Mont Pelee Jas
Jake
Associated Press
Chandaloupe
Martinique
St. Pierre
Suchet
Guadaloupe
Ayme
St. Thomas
Barbadoes
Viethae
United States
Acausul Oat St Pierre
Prouitiss
Wafe
James Japp
Say
Coquina Club Hosts Housewarming in Franklin Block
The Coquina club celebrated a housewarming in its new Franklin block quarters on Monday evening. A large, lively gathering enjoyed music and dancing with a notable flute and violin duet by Damm and DeFournier and a harmonica solo by Cheney. Refreshments included ice cream and cake. Officers include Randall as president and Trask as vice-president, with Andrews treasurer and Tearson secretary.
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Coquina Club
Franklin Block
Messrs
Damm
Pe Fournier
Cheney
Monsrs. Smart & Cheney
Messrs. Damm & DeFournier
Miss Goodwin
Mr. Cheney
Mr. Dyer
Agony
Era
Lincoln J. Randall
Louis Trask
Clarence FP. Tearson
Chas. C. Andrews
Lincoln J. Randal
Fred W. Coleman
Horace W. Yay
Thurston Smart
Clarence F. Pearson
Mossie
Randall, Andrews
Coleman
Smart
Wiliam W. Cheney
Hon E P Burnham Dies At Somernworth Mayor Of Saco 1882 3
Hon E P Burnham prominent man in York County and mayor of Saco in 1882 3 died at his home in Somernworth today. The article notes a large increase in freight at the Boston and Maine freight house leading to more employment.
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Somernworth
Dion. EP. Burnham
Mancher
York County
Saco
Boston & Maine Freight House
Mystery Solved Body Found In Dover Mills Dam
Dover May 12 The mystery of Miss Fannie Lucas who disappeared Feb 28 from her brother’s home was solved by the discovery of her body in the Cocheco mills dam. Mill hands found the decomposed remains. She had left in a despondent mood and friends and relatives fear suicide. Health authorities ordered a trained burial. The death is regarded as the result of mental derangement.
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Dover
Fannie Lucas
Cocheco Mills
Dover merchants warn of Portsmouth electric rail threat
The Dover Democrat argues a charter for an electric railroad from Newmarket toward Portsmouth and Exeter could divert trade from Dover. It urges Lovell to secure a line to Durham and Newmarket to connect with Exeter, Portsmouth, and Greenland, and calls merchants and the Commercial Club to oppose losing the basin to Portsmouth. It suggests pressuring Boston & Maine for cheaper fares if needed.
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Newmarket
Portsmouth & Exeter Road
Dover
Durham
Portsmouth
Democrat
Great Bay
Maeter
Greenland
Exeter
Stratham
Newington
Great
Boston & Maine
Trrham
Commercial Club
Portamouth
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
National League results show Pittsburg 4 Boston 2 in Pittsburg St Louis 2 New York 1 in St Louis Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 8 in Cincinnati Chicago 6 Brooklyn 2 in Chicago. American League games include Philadelphia 2 Boston 8 in Philadelphia Detroit 6 Chicago 4 in Detroit Baltimore 9 Washington 4 in Baltimore Cleveland 2 St Louis 7 in Cleveland.
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Pittsburg
Boston
St Louis
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyna
Philadelpha
Detroit
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Cleve- Jaa
New England League Scores Report
In Nashua the Nashua team lost to Manchester 6 to 7 at Nashua. Concord defeated Lowell at Concord with 7 to 6. Haverhill beat Pall River 6 to 3 at Haverhill. Lawrence lost to Dever 0 to 1 at Lawrence. Advertlac to the Rerald.
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New England League
Nashua
Manchester
Concord
Lowell
Haverhill
Pall River
Haverhil. Lawrence
Dever
Lawrence
Naphtha Cars Blow Up at Panhandle Yards
Sheridan Pa May 12 A Panhandle Railroad yard blast sparked by naphtha leak in a car ignited a fiery furnace. A vast crowd gathered as second explosions and burning cars spread fear across the route and city, with ambulances and hospitals overwhelmed and fatalities feared.
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Pittsburg
Vaenhandle
UN Euy
Sheridan
Panhandle
Allegheny
Seymour Hotel
Ing
Mont Pelee
United States Court Reconvenes with Nine Trials Listed
The United States Circuit Court convened at eleven in the forenoon with Judge Aldrich presiding. Nine cases were slated for trial, including Trustees of Dartmouth College versus International Paper Co and Exeter Boot and Shoe Co versus Tubular River and Stud Co. Only the Exeter boot case proceeded. others were postponed or continued and Newton versus Kimball Bros. Shoe Co. settled with a plaintiff verdict. Petit jurors named include Giles Wheeler as foreman and Byron A. Cressey among others.
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United States Circuit Court of T
Aldrich
Custom House
Trustees of
Dartmouth College
International Paper Co
Exeter Boat & Shoe Co
Tubular River & Stud Co
William H. Gerrish
Admr
Anneflee Lapierre
Nathan G. Newton
Kimball Bros. Shoe Co
H. W. Hayes & Simon
S. Ott
Admis
Mary T. Clarke
Exec
R. Tewksbury
Exeter Boot & Shoe Co
Kimball Brothers Shoe Co
Giles Wheeler
Concord
Foreman
Byron A. Cressey
Bradford
C. C. Holmes
Salisbury
Henry P. Dunbar
Hopkinton
George H. Jones
New Durham
Moses A. Ferrin
Plymouth
Last of Spanish Fleet Sold for Scrap Iron
An American company bought the wrecks of the Spanish warships Almirante Oquendo and Vizcaya from Admiral Cervera's fleet. The vessels will be broken up and sent to Philadelphia as scrap iron, yielding about 30,000 tons with the government receiving $1 per ton. Mrs. William Wetherell and family return from a month with relatives in Newmarket.
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Almirante Oquendo
Vizcaya
Cervera
Philadelphia
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Raphael
Last 129Th St
New York City
DR. Tayt Bros! Medicine CO
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130Th St
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Automobile Supplies
A. P. Wendell & Co.’s
Market Square
Tron and Steel
T. Vaughan
Market Street
Columbia Bidycle Agency
High Street
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ERALS
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Mr. Knight
E. P. Burnham
Fanny Lucas
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