Mortgagee Sale of Portsmouth Forge Property in New Hampshire
Public foreclosure sale notice for Portsmouth Forge, New Hampshire, detailing the mortgage with Federal Trust Company and the receiver's certificates. The description covers real estate boundaries in Portsmouth and Rockingham County, machinery and equipment, and payment terms including a $1450 note plus $1450 and $450, with sale conditions, bidder forfeiture rules, and transfer to the Federal Trust Company. The sale is set after a court decree in the United States District Court, District of New Hampshire, with proceeds to fund receivership charges and bond payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posmonh Forge
Maeniusery
Corporation
Grust
Roskinghan
Glate
New Hampshire
Hanntey Street
Portsmouth
Hanover Street
Rock Street
Samuel Katz
Barry Cohen
Katz
Col
Kats
Coben
Salle Shence
TE Awumm Street
Deer Street
Concord
Boston & Maine RB
Portsmouth Yard
Vacatlon
Portsmouth & Concord
Brewster’ Street
Brewster Street
August Hett
Jane
Warburton
Page
Sudbury Street
George Turner
Wickes Bros
Iggeiher
Chambershire Engineing
Furnaer
David Wel
Ulershyde Engineering Company
National Muck
the Republic
Vbuatorstnie Engineerine Company
Tw Lode
United Lines Circuit Court
District of Newsail
States
Dov
James EB. Cotter
Sears
Boston
Mass
Trwac
Federal Trust Company
Iris
Sam
Lim
Federal Tri
Ehi
Cate
New Hampshirye
C. HL. Morton
Fragmented OCR note on railway and industrial matters
The text appears as a garbled OCR fragment mentioning railways, industrial references, dates, and names. Key entities are unclear due to severe transcription errors, though mentions of Petts, a railway, and dates surface amidst the jumble. No coherent events or verifiable facts remain readable.
Funeral pauses Standard Oil as Henry H Rogers is mourned
The funeral of Henry A Rogers president of the Amalgamated Copper Co and leader at Standard Oil caused a city pause as 67000 employees observed a company wide stop between 10 and 12 op or o clock. John D Rockefeller sent a telegram of grief while attendances were limited to intimates and business leaders at the Church of the Messiah. Delegations from Standard Oil and the Norfolk board of trade joined prominent figures such as William Rockefeller and Mark Twain in paying tribute to the man who built a vast corporate empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Henry A Rogers
Amalgamated Copper Co
Standard Oil
Barphera
New York
Financial District
Standard Oil Company
John D. Rockefeller
Hot Springs
William Rockefeller
John
Archhehl, Redford
Damas H Moffett
Standard 681 Company
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Br. Harriman
Elbert Ho Gary
Mele
Stone
John J. Ryan
Chanles A. Pesholy
George W. Perkins
0. C Ries
Raymond Dupuy
James Jourden
Col A. G
Faye
Tox
Ra Mohher
Norfolk
van) Board of Trade
Rogers
Fragmented advert claims cure for weakness at home
An obscure ad promises a remedy named SPOT TOUCHING to cure weakness in men and restore vigor. It directs readers to mail a payment to Str AL FR Totten in Detroit and receive instructions in a sealed envelope. The text mixes odd medical claims with disjointed names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfam
Seo wyAll
Ieee
Euufdener
Felipe Ayra
Detroit
Ofich
Suniel
York Harbor rail plan eyed amid shoreline drift
A proposal to shift the Atlantic Shore Line near York Village by the Methodist church and beside York County National Bank would straighten a tight curve and raise the track to drain water and improve the road bed. Community notices mention local speakers, church events, and summer preparations at York Beach including a May Firemen’s Muster with a clambake and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Shore Line
York Village
Methodist Church
York County National Bank
Ilm
Ion
Harold W. Sewail
A. K. & Erson
C. Noble
William Rant
Wrodnesdal
Vlawell
The
Arcthodist Society
Fred Marshall
Croft
Smimmey
Minnesota
Marshall
Clarke Cottage
Norton Brick Company
G. I. Moulton
Pawtucket
Merli
Sehool
Walter Sherman
W. J. Simpson
Towe
Harbor
Havin
Wile Rose Jane
York Harbor
Edward Banks
Thomas Lindsey
Rockledge
Nannie Lindsay
W. Endienit Dexter
Jamilaste
Bragdon Tam Teall
Elgcbeth Marshall
Portland
Matilda Burleigh
South Berwick
Long Beach
York Harbor Social Notices Close Summer Season
Readers reflect on a reception that marked the end of the year’s work for the local club. New arrivals include Miss Susie Bridges taking a summer post at York Exchange and Dr EB H Siter traveling from Philadelphia with family to York Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Bridges
York Exchange
Oles
Peter Duane
Florence Cottage
Deis
Dooley
Ronald MicDonald
Baltimore
EB. H. Siter
York Harbor
Philadelphia
Albert ‘M. ‘Bragdon
Porlemoult
Jovan Alfred
Reuheld Road
Lamprey
Saray B
Tobe
Mass
Newraska
Albert
Staath
Wentworth Myon Cate
Wentworth Pronerties
B. Cobb
Salo
Town Notes and Social News From Hampton
Mrs Coffin entertains with program on electricity and airships topics discussed. Mrs Brown and Mrs Lacls favored electricity. Mrs Wiggin dies in London. funeral in Lowell. Wedding of Upham and Bennett held May 12 at Upham home. many attendees. Local residents ill but recovering. Grange event aids Relinkah lodge. Beach property renovations underway. taxes assessed for 1900 and listed to Belin Masai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Coffin
Brown
Lacls
Dirs
Nye
Coffin
Lane
Steadman
Somerville
Mass
Edgar Batchelder
Wacetta Averhill Upham
Radcliffe
Harry TL Upham
Holland Bennett
Harvard
Harvard Law School
Forbush & Bennett
Boston
Upham
Linnaean Street
Gertrude Johnson
Vampinn Falls
Relinkah Lodge
Thamar Nad
Sowey Asheasmont
Belin
Masai
Ingeregules
No Clerks and Holiday Tickets Announced
A scrambled note describes holiday requests and scheduling gaps for clerks and merchants. It mentions June July and August, with unclear references to a Holter and an elpriest. The text hints at a timetable issue and potential grants or facilities changes affecting seasonal coverage.
Young Men's Guild entertains Girls Guild at Baptist church
The Young Men's Guild hosted the Girl's Guild of the Middle Street Baptist on Thursday evening. Readable portions describe games and activities, with refreshments served later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Street Baptist
Summer hotel season looms as managers plan ahead
A bustling atmosphere among summer hotel managers signals preparations for a busy season. Weather indications for next month suggest strong demand and a positive business outlook, with owners hoping for solid occupancy and favorable earnings.
Notre Dame Lady’s Appeal Promises Simple Cure
A damaged fragment reports a Notre Dame lady’s appeal promising relief from long term suffering. The ad claims a home remedy cures ulcers, uric issues, and joint pain, billed to restore health and brighten the eyes. Box 1 Notre Dame appears in the text.
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