Negligee Shirts To Retail At Fifty Cents
Merchants announce lingerie style shirts priced at a half dollar, with exclusivity against duplicates for the sale. New shipments arrive daily featuring a strong $150 line with attached and detached cuffs.
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15 May 1902
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Portsmouth Herald in Portsmouth, New Hampshire
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1902
Page
1
Hawes Hats Offer Caps for Men and Boys at $3
Statewide hat dealer ETAT presents soft and stiff caps for men and boys in all grades and quality. The celebrated Hawks Hat is highlighted as a premier New York leader, with a price of three dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algo
HAWKS
New York Leader
New Hampton Bridge Opens Amid Banquet at Whittier's
A grand banquet followed the opening of the New Hampton Bridge. Local officials and residents gathered for the ceremony at Whittier's, celebrating the new crossing that connects the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier
New Hampshire and Massachusetts Men Attend Bridge Opening
A mile long bridge at the mouth of the Hampton river linking York Beach to Boston was opened to traffic on Wednesday afternoon. Gov. Cor. Ches ter B. Jordan led the first car with staff, Wallace D. Lovell and other dignitaries aboard. A large gathering enjoyed a banquet with oysters to lobster salad and Neapolitan ice cream, while speeches were omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton River
York Beach
Boston
Portsmouth
Kittery
Cor
Chester B. Jordan
Wallace D. Lovell
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Longest New England Bridge Opens On Union Boulevard Route
The Lovall Electric Railroad company built the new bridge on the direct line of New Hampshire’s orvan boulevard. It spans 4523 feet, 30 feet wide, costing a substantial sum, and marks a major milestone in the state’s bridge and road system as work on the boulevard proceeds toward completion. Gov. Chester B. Jordan led the day with brief, witty remarks, praising engineer Hood and Lovell while other officials and a large crowd gathered for speeches and celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Brown
Hampton Falls
Jordan
Lovell
Hood
Henry M. Putney
Manchester
John c. Linehan
Penacook
Charles S. Markland
New Hamshir College
Durham
N. J. Batchelder
State Board of Agriculture
John McLane
Amullard
Pampton
Portsmouth
Dow
Orchester
Newburyport
Whittier’s
Eime Mons
Concord
Lycurgus Pitman
North Conway
P. Matten
AL Pickering
Edward A. Manent
Eben Foils
AW T. Severance
Traver
HH. Follansby
Posimias
Georges N. Julian
Daniel Gilman
le FE. Smith
Edward J. Nowell
George S. Butler
George W. Krak
Woolbury
Hobbs
Pelham
Whittemore
John T. Welch
Daniel SJ Hall
J Frank Seavey
Thomas H. Dearborn
Kle. Smith
A. Place
W Dove Dodge
Page
Norri H. Fisher
K. Howard
BE. Morey Stodrtsmonth
Samuel I. Davis
Daniel £. Murphy
William Eliott
Mederique R. Maynard
George H. Bingham
Eugene Quirin
Joseph Quirin
George H. Stevens
A. S. Newman
H. N. Davison
the News
J. Ed Coffin
the Union
W. H. Topping
Flon
Warren J. Daniel
Franklin
Chas
Lewis F. Soule
Benjamin R. Wheeler
Salem
G. Db
Waldron
G. B. Emmons
Lovall Electric Railroad Company
New England
New Hampshire
Orvan Boulevard
Exeter Whittier bridge event draws hundreds invites and locals
Invited guests fill the Exeter Whittier dining hall then ride five miles to the bridge site. A band plays on the leading car while officials, neighbors, and News staff gather along the Seabrook end platform. An estimated crowd of five to six thousand watches the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter Band
Seabrook
Roosevelt Ends Conference on Naval Textbook Controversy
President Roosevelt closes a conference with Representative Madd and Mdud about the naval appropriation bill. Mudd plans to amend the clause to bar Maclay's history of the navy, seeking to record opposition to Sedley alleged at Admiral Sudley. The president's stance on burying Sedley remains disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Mauehi
Naval Academy
Roosevelt
Midd Oa
Maryland
Sehley
House
Madd Dand Dala
Sedley
Mudd
Maclay
Navy
Congress
Admiral Sudley
Saclay
Trans-Siberian Railway Nears General Traffic Start
Seattle May 14 The Trans-Siberian railway is nearly complete with only a tunnel of one and a half miles unfinished and is expected to open for general traffic late this year. George Janson, longtime construction engineer on the project, arrived from the far east and plans to return to St Petersburg, his home, after years away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seatle
Wash
Trans- Siberian Railway
Trafic
George Janson
Janson
Far East
St. Petersburg
Trans-Siberian Railway
Russia
United States
Harrington the Man
Washington May 14 It is learned at the navy department that Admiral Coghlan will be second in command on the North Atlantic station and his successor as captain of the yard at New York will be Cap Harrington who has been detached from the Portsmouth navy yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Admiral Coghlan
North Atlantic
New York
Cap
17000 Children Jailed Prompt Chicago Step by Mayor
Chicago reports 17000 children under sixteen were arrested last year and jailed in police stations for minor offenses. Mayor Harrison ordered immediate stop after Supt Nadine cited the law prohibiting detention of under twelve in police stations or confinement of under sixteen with adults in the same building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harrison
Nadine
Department of Compulsory Education
Admiral Coghlans Choice Reveals Yard Transfer Decision
Washington May 14 Rear Admiral J B Coghlan has been detached from duty as captain of the yard at New York and ordered to Washington for special duty He has his choice of the League Island navy yard or second in command of the North Atlantic squadron but has not yet indicated his selection
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. B. Coghlan
New York
Coghlan
League Island Navy Yard
North Atlantic
Havoc from Central America earthquakes reported from Guatemala
Captain Harris describes April shocks in Guatemala City and surrounding regions. The first quake struck around 3 pm on April 11, lasting over an hour, destroying churches and the palace, with a death toll estimated near 2000. Bodies were still being recovered days later as famine fears spread and merchants and planters suffered heavy losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quezaltunango
Guatemala
Quegaltenango
Pacific
Atlantic
Harris
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
National League games featured Pittsburgh 5 with Boston 10 in Pittsburgh and Chicago 0 against Brooklyn 2 in Chicago. Cincinnati 5 defeated Philadelphia 6 in Cincinnati while New York 10 beat St. Louis at St. Louis. American League showed Philadelphia 5 over Boston in Philadelphia, Washington 4 over Baltimore 1 in Washington, and Chicago 12 over St. Louis 2 in Chicago. New England League results include Lawrence 2 over Haverhill 11 in Lawrence, Dover 6 over Fall River 1 in Dover, Concord 21 over Nashua 1 in Concord, Manchester 6 over Lowell 7 in Manchester, Andover 3 over Holy Cross 14 in Andover, Exeter 1 over Harvard Freshmen 0 in Exeter, and Dartmouth 5 over Tufts 3 in Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Boston
St. Louis Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Hiladelphia
Bostoni
Washington
Baltimore
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Lawrence
Haverhill
Dover
Fall River
Concord
Nashua
Manchester
Lowell
Andover
Holy Cross
Exeter
Harvard
Dartmouth
Tufts
Hanover
Dwyer Arrested Over School Absences Bond Hearing
Thomas Dwyer was arrested Wednesday after a complaint by Superintendent H C Morrison alleging his children have repeatedly stayed home from school against city law. He posted bonds for appearance in police court this morning and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dwyer
H. C. Morrison
Dwyer
Nixon resigns as Tammany Hall leader in New York
New York May 14 Lewis Nixon resigned as leader of Tammany Hall this afternoon ending his long tenure. The move comes amid ongoing political shifts in the citys Democratic machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lewis Nixon
Tammany Hall
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York Street Railway
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A. W. Childs
H. G. Sargent
Carl C. Patten
John A. Stevens
Salisbury
Jiatel Whittier
Vicinity
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Ralph }. Hood
Hampton
William A. Rand
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Joseph HW. Worthington
J.A. Fuller
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J. B. Frierly
Edwin J. Graves
George W. Cate
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