Election era street names in Portsmouth newspaper listing
A fragmented Portsmouth Herald OCR item lists streets and vendors including Rockingham Hotel on State Street Moses Aros Congress Street and Tilton Market Street News Stand B and M station South Street Greenland York York Village New Castle and Kittery area outlets. The fragmentary text names multiple shops and places without a coherent event.
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Rockingham Hotel
State St
Moses Aros
Congress St
Tilton
Market St
S. A. Preble
South St
A. Norton
Greenland
WG. Hildreth
York Each
J. Ye
Molland
York Village
M. Curis
New Castle
Bateheider
Wentworth Holy
Waller
Hye
Abrams
BE Wariors Var
Weather fragment outlines political and street events
Fragmentary weather and city news mention court session and political figures. References include Democratic senatorial rotation, street repairs on Middhe Street and Congress Street, and mentions of local gatherings and upcoming events. Names and specifics are unclear due to OCR corruption.
Clarkse Resigns Post at M C Faye Clarkes Store
Fragmented notice reports Charlee A. Clarkse resigning from his position at the Store of M C Faye Clarkes A. Clarion amid disjointed text about duties and staged events, with garbled phrases and unclear dates or places.
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Charlee A. Clarkse
M. C. Faye
Clarkes A. Clarion
Faye
B. Boigles
Veteran Firemen of Portsmouth Triumph in Contest
Veterans of Portsmouth, led by Captain Kear, Sergeant Hire, and Crow, won a local event with strong entries from seasoned crews. Supporters cheered as the old guards, including Mattie Tred and others, competed in the morning program and secured the victory.
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Filin Pierce
Mena Assad
Fe Ode
Eso Golis
Ane Hines
Boston
Mattie
Tad
Kear
Sarge Hire
Crow Land
Ade
Navy Yard Safety Sergeant A Thea and others named at a House event
A chaotic report from the Navy Yard lists Safety Sergeant Alexaeter A thea OB MLG and Gunner Phe cane Sean Uni bee teat Cauley Legin and others connected to a midweek gathering at a house on Weilnesdas or ngind. The article mentions service roles, duties, and allied officials with scattered names and unclear actions.
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Alexaeter
Thea
Marsa House
Weilnesdas
Sean
Johm
Parisian
Will Vlc
Notice of a Local Public Meeting Listing Details
An OCR damaged notice reports a forthcoming local meeting. The text mentions a person named John He Paylar and references a finder or seller, with unclear dates and locations. The fragment suggests a public notice regarding a vendor or listing and a community council event. The readable items indicate a meeting or sale scheduled near a specific time.
Mya Me wheel barrow in Me rook Plas as he Was SiN hunting
Unclear text fragment describes someone named Mya Me and a wheel barrow scene in a rook Plas while hunting for noon. Lacks clear event, dates, or identifiable organizations. The passage is garbled with many nonsensical phrases and mixed capitalizations.
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Ie Theamans
Hotel Merrick Seized by Ella's Home Legation
The Hotel Merrick is taken over as the Merricks depart for Portsmouth. Officials report Mascarade, transitions in property control, and planned relocation of the Merricks to a new home. The Herald notes the event as a step toward local fellowship and community cohesion while mourning the couple's departure.
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Merrick
Conney
Portsnyonih
Bestia
Lwienay
Junkins Refuses Party Subcandidates in Dover Convention
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Junkins refuses a Democrat ticket for a vault or council seat at a Dover convention. It mentions a political withdrawal or substitution, with unclear names and dates, suggesting a local party dispute and possible candidate changes.
Collier Hannibal Reassigned After Original Home Station
Fragmentary report notes Collier Hannibal, once appointed to a home station, remains at the Keonayeyecard area and has been ordered to move on. Details are unclear due to garbled source text.
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Collier Hannibal
Keonayeyecard
Ward Five Democrats rally for candidate in election
The text notes Democrats in ward five rallying to back a representative candidate amid a crowded race. It mentions efforts to win by a Barn majority and attributes gains to campaign work, while criticizing Republicans and their supporters. The piece reflects a heated local contest and party positioning.
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Mildig
Remblicans
Nave Gg
Main Street hazards noted in New Castle repairs
Dangerous persons are warned of hazards on Main Street New Castle during repairs at White's corner and nearby sections. Local authorities issue notices to proceed with caution between White's corner and adjacent blocks as repairs continue.
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Main Street
New Castle
Dangerous
White's
Sfeiena
Personal notices from a Boston area social page
Local briefs list William Dunn Harry Pexser and others visiting in Boston while Abbie Langley Grace O'Brien and Abbie M. Morrissey are noted at various hospitals and fairs. Conductor Plaisted and Taylor attend Beevkton fair. Peter Masterson visits from Soldiers Home. families open cottages in Rye and Danville. John Randall elected NH State Firewell treasurer. Annie Po Jennie Gottlieb travel to Walpole. state political and church notices conclude with various appointments and gatherings.
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Harry Pexser
Boston
Harry Mugg
Stockton Fair
A. A. Mooney
Manchester
Abbie Langley
Austin Street
Lynn
Grace O'Brien
Cattate Hospital
Thormas R. Morrissey
Herald
John D. Randall
New Hampshire
Firewell's Association
Derry
Annie Po
Jennie J. Godlrich
Cunrestreay
Walpole
Mass
Willard Lewis
John We
Stratham
Sumatar
Charkel
Weil- Wos
WIELDS AXE AND KNIFE A Rural Assault Tale Amid Arrests
An early report describes a group led by Sterbert Hilbae attacking near Cornish with axe and knife. Deputy sheriffs confronted the assailants at Solingges station as Mansfield and Ifithee were seized. A man named Wanewheock allegedly used an axe during the fray and was detained after the struggle at the station.
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Sterbert Hilbae
Mansfield
Manenela
Aisk Toe
Dhe Bey
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F. D. Butler
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Td Sole Avenue
AG. Brewster
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Young People’s Christian Winsow
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Cor. State & Water Sts
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