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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1900

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South Berwick Murder Case Still a Mystery

Special to the Herald from South Berwick Maine May 19 no arrest has been made for the murder of Fanny Sprague. The coroner s jury met at nine this morning and remains in session. Several witnesses have been examined and information is refused. Public sentiment grows over the lack of a reward as the case remains unsettled and perplexing.

The Herald South Berwick Fanny Sprague Buffalo Bill Willd West Congress OF Rough Riders

Two strangers targeted pedestrians in Dover and were driven out

Dover officers ousted two slick strangers accused of running a deaf mute racket on Central avenue. Deputy Cushmas and Policeman Smith raided the Heath house on Toleadh road, arresting three girls. The report also notes local notices from Exeter and Hampton, plus various small town events and letters.

Dover Central Avenue W. W. Cushmas George Smith Heath House Toleadh Road Thomas Linskey Beck Annie Gray Viola Smith Mary Tuttle

Navy Yard Work Cuts On Monongahela Cutter Model

Naval Constructor John G Tawronsy returns from Bath Missouri reporting required work to be dispensed with on the Monongahela fifty foot steam cutter. The new cutter will be a fine model and a credit to the workmen. Instruments for the naval band arrive from New York and League Island. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Monarch mentioned as remedy for pain.

Monongahela John G.tawronsy U.S. N Bath Naval Band New York League Island

Raleigh repairs and Olympia visit eyed by Charlestown yard

Rumor from the Boston Transcript says the protected cruiser Raleigh, at Portsmouth, may be moved to Charlestown for repairs and major alterations. The Raleigh, 3218 tons, steel hull, 10,000 indicated HP, arms of eleven guns, is said to be scheduled for Charlestown work amid talks of keeping it at Portsmouth. The transcript later says repairs are already underway and 300 workers aboard. plans to bring Olympia from the Charlestown yard are mentioned. Also noted are a smallpox case in Portland, Biddeford and Saco street railway work, McKinley’s Poland Springs trip, Lewiston alcoholism death, and a stockholders’ bond issue.

Arset Hampton Beach Ocean Houssa W. B. Chipman Amesbury Mass Rollins Atlantic City Kearsarge New Hampshire Harry Palmer Hampton North Beach Unite States Detroit Portsmouth Navy Yard Palmer South Congregational Church Society of Concord Harry P. Dewey Church of the Pilgrims Brooklyn N. Y Algernon Willis Willis Deerfield Boston Transcript Charlestown Navy Yard Raleigh Portsmouth Yard Charlestown Olympia Charles Transcript

Across the River Mrs Bradford Co plans new venture

Mrs. M J Bradford Co organized to manufacture and deal in flavoring extracts and pharmaceutical preparations with 100 009 capital, stock unpaid. Officers named include President Fred W Brad Cordot Claremont, Treasurer N L Mary June Bradford Claremont. Carliffvale approved May 15. Grace Hayden of Eflot recently visited Lown and returned home Friday.

M. J. Bradford Co Fred W. Brad- Cordot Claremont N. L Mary June Bradford N. UU Carliffvale Grace Hayden Eflot Lown

Printer from Barton Vanishes Leaving Debts Behind

A recent arrival from Barton, a printer in a local office, has disappeared after incurring several unpaid bills. He also clashed with a local stable keeper, prompting concern among town residents.

Borton

Ordination Deferred for Rev. C. Everett Bean at Wells

The York county Congregational council advised postponing the ordination of Rev. C Everett Bean as pastor of the Second Congregational Church of Wells. Bean, formerly Methodist, has preached for 10 years and recently joined Congregationalism. his brief tenure and prior criticism prompted the delay. Also noted is Rev Henry R. Rose's Ben Hur illustrated lecture at the Unitarian church.

Ecclesiastical Council York County Bean Ean Methodist Conference Vaughan Street Portland Thomaston Straudwater Kennebunkport L. W. Bean Henry R. Rose Ben Hur Unitarian Church Sint

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