New Hampshire State Briefs From Nashua To Concord
Ex Governor George A Ramadell recovering from illness out. Wages rise at Cocheco Mills with an immediate price increase for certain cloth. Heath authorizes a new Concord post office delivery superintendent for July 1. Damon V Clark dies at 92 in Littleton, veteran White Mountain stage driver born in Bath. State pensions list May 7 includes Eastman Contoocook $24 Greeley Hudson $20 and others. Treasury reports show NH shares in federal buildings totaling $643,656. Hillsborough county farm visit requested by county commissioners to review insanity care. Trial of Doctor Hart Nashua for criminal malpractice is underway.
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George A. Ramadell
Nashua
Cocheco Manufacturing ‘Company
Percy S Heath
Robinson
Concord Postolice
Damon V. Clark
White Mountain
Littleton
Bath
Congress
Supervising Architect of the Treasury
United States
New Hampshire
Concord
Manchester
Portsmouth
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Hillsborough County
Grasmere
State Board
Thomas H. E. Hart
Nashus
Lake Massabesh
Shipkeepers Appointed and Transferred in Boston Notices
R. E. Smith F. T. Riley and George H. Smith of Kittery have been appointed shipkeepers and assigned to the Piscataqua. Laighton Safford and Torr of the Piscataqua are ordered transferred to the Detroit when that ship goes out of commission.
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R. E. Smith
F. T. Riley
George H. Smith
Kittery
Piscataqua
Messie. Laighton
Safford
Torr
Detroit
Gossip of Local Sports Promotes Coming Boxing Card
Local sports gossip notes a boxing carnival the night before Memorial Day headlining Smiley Harnden and two unknown challengers. It also outlines a busy Memorial Day with Unity club versus High School, Woods Brothers versus Wapagnos, and Maplewoods versus Pisacataqua in afternoon baseball, plus bicycle park games and a possible Portsmouth Bicycle Club revival to boost cycling interest.
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City Baseball League
Unity
Woods Brothers and
Wapanagos
Maplewoods
Pisacataqua
Maine Notes Briefs and Local Affairs
Rev E and Prescott bid farewell at Jefferson Free Baptist Biddeford. Francia Devlin found insane at Lyman woods sent to Augusta asylum. Saco rural free delivery starts June 4. York county court grants three divorces at Alfred. Rev Eliot Barbour to lead Universalist church Westbrook next Thursday. Ellsworth last year spent 650 on public library. state fund adds 65. Swan's Island valuation rises to 124988. polls up from 137 to 217 in decade. Capt O C Oliver promoted to brat pilot on Governor Dingley Portland line. 16 fold for school room picture fund from Portland boy. Master Heamer I Newcomb sells corn balls, earns nearly 10. Jackson School Portland student. Dr Thomea Electric Qi touted as remedy.
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Francia Devlin
Woods
Lyman
Augusta
Biddeford
Saco
York County Supreme Court
Alfred
Eliot B. Barbour
Universalist Church
Westbrook
Ellaworth
Swan's Island
O. C. Oliver
Stormer
Salacia
Governor Dingley
Portland
Heamer I. Newcomb
Jackson School
Portsmouth Nine Poised For Baseball Title In Local League
Portsmouth in the new tour club base ball league looks strong with enough players to defend the city against Exeter Somersworth and Dover. Clerks and directors seek a successor to Mr Teague as secretary of the Young Men s Christian Association and Rev Henry B Rose draws praise for a Ben Hur lecture at the Unitarian church. Police report sailors causing little trouble amid recent naval activity while golf grows to rival tennis with courses planned near the Ouveanic house and at York Rye Wentworth Shoals. A broken-up cycle club hopes to resume fully, chimes at Christ church prompt gossip about Mafeking, and a 12 year old rider is seen reassembling a cyclometer with easy swagger near Rye Center. Frank J Cheney of Toledo swears his firm will pay $100 for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall s Catarrh Cure. testimonials promised.
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Portsmouth Bicycle Club
P. B.C
York
Portsmouth
Exeter
Somersworth
Dover
Portsmouth Young Men’s Christian Association
Teague
Savy Yard
Wentworth
Rye
Shoals
Epworth League Geographical Social At Pastor's Home
Tomorrow evening the Epworth league of the Methodist church will host a geographical social at Rev. Thomas Whiteside's Court street home. The event promises novelty and a fine time for league members and friends.
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Epworth League of the Methodiat Church
Thomas Whiteside
Court Street
League
Obituary: Alexander Hamilton Ladd Dies at 84 in Portsmouth
Alexander Hamilton Ladd died Monday afternoon at the Ladd mansion on Market Street at age eighty four years ten months and twenty four days. Born in Portsmouth he hailed from Colonial stock and attended Philips Exeter Academy and Dartmouth College. He lived in Portsmouth most his life with business ventures here and in cotton manufacturing at Galveston Texas. He is survived by five children Mrs J Langdon Ward New York William J Ladd Milton Mass Mrs Charles E Wentworth Cambridge Mrs Manning Emery Cambridge and Mrs Mary T H Blake Portsmouth. He was a Unitarian and lifelong Republican.
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Portsmouth
Alexander Hamilton Ladd
Philips Exeter Academy
Dartmouth College
Galveston
Texas
Historics
Ladd
Market Street
Elizabeth Wyer Jones
J. Langdon Ward
New York
William J. Ladd
Milton
Mass
Charles E. Wentworth
Cambridge
Manning Emery
Mary T. H. Blake
Charles F. Blake
Unitarian Church
Deaths of Benjamin Whitcomb and Adaline C. Baker
Benjamin Whitcomb, respected city resident, died Monday after five p.m. at his home on State and Fleet streets, aged 83 years, 22 days. Born in Marlboro, Massachusetts, he moved here 58 years ago and worked in confectionery. He leaves one son and three daughters. Adaline C. Baker died Monday evening at her Newcastle home, age 44 years 3 months. She is survived by three sisters and one brother.
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Benjamin Whitcomb
State and
Fleet Streets
Marlboro
Masa
Adaline C. Baker
Newcastle
Wapanage Clippers to Play Exeter Nine Near Wednesday
May 22 in Greenland Sheenland indicates the Wapanage battery Holmes and Wilbur with first baseman Brackett will face the Clippers of Exeter against the P E A team near Wednesday afternoon. Doubt remains on a ball game at Hampton Beach on Memorial Day. Mr W H Packer is thanked for his hospitality at a serenade last evening. Charles H Brackett and Frank D Wentworth visited Portsmouth last evening.
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Frankline Ball
Smiley Harnden
Exeter
Sheenland
Wapanage
Holmes
Wilbur
Brackett
Clippers of
Hampton Beaghton
W. H. Packer
Charles H. Brackett
Frank D. Wentworth
Portsmouth
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