Death of Mary Lane Tied to Criminal Operation
Mary Lane aged between nineteen and twenty residing in Ch cly was found to have died from peritonitis after a criminal operation, allegedly performed by a named woman. An autopsy confirmed the cause, and county authorities pledged investigation. No arrest made as yet and details remain unclear.
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Cottage Hospital
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Solleitor Charles HH
Batete
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A. J. Tame de Plete
Titogton
Barchelder
Quinby Sets Out Campaign Positions In Interview
Col Henry J Quinby of Laconia Republican candidate outlines his stance on key issues in an interview with the Boston Herald. He defends reform aims and pledges to vote against policies harming the public, insisting he acts for the people and will explain his views in forthcoming speeches.
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Lew Phillipehire
Boston Herald
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Willis Melutfoe
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Newmarket Campaign Names and Local Nominees
In Newmarket the campaign season shows a slate of Democratic and Republican figures. Key figures include John J. Reuneet and Joli I. Kinney, with Rover Haced’s speculation about local senator prospects and Valeting af Gales man of Newlongton among stated candidates.
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FLAISTOW four accountomlistied Tyo el Meet
An unclear report notes a meeting involving Flai stow and figures such as Promeht and Pelletier. It references dates, duties, and a planned action connected to a vacation and a working area with tied notes to Mr. Meats.
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Reverend E R Wilkins Linked to New Hampshire Pastoral Work
Fragmentary obituary notes Rev E R Wilkins from Concord and New Hampshire clergy, listing pastorates in Manchester, Lee, Hopkinton, Campton, Claremont, Claremont, and other towns. Mentions he served as state principal in the 1880s and earlier roles within the Episcopal church.
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Catchester
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Myneath Qurt Campton
Dan Coal
Te Intry
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Laventy
Fragmentary note on a case linked to a missing person
A garbled report references Chester detective work and Solicitor Samuel Lh Mew, with mentions of doctors, akept letters, and a claim that a victim or suspect did not report his absence. It suggests a motive tied to habitual absences from home and a possible alibi or failure to inform family, with unclear details about the river setting.
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Otate firemen state pre tows association bed fis
Fragmented OCR lists names and places including Newport Manchester Coneandy Mineheater Marge rheslorg Manchester and Lane Providence with unclear roles. The article references a meeting or event with aged or deceased members and a cited postponement or resolution, but readable facts are limited and names are garbled.
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Harbor Improvement Petition Voices Strong Local Support
A fragmented OCR note shows calls for harbor improvements with references to committees, associations, and local leaders. The text mentions Uday, Engl, delegation, and a president role but remains unclear. The document appears to record a petition and related organizational names without coherent details.
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Ant Winedwa Association of Masters
Anidegroom in Jail and Sweeney Face Probate Rule
Anidegroom and Al Sweeney sought 800 dollars bail at a Peterborough jail. Miss Literatee Bosworth, taken to collect apples by her mother, did not return. The pair were traced to Phawillt after a quarrel. New Hampshire law requires probate court leave to marry for underage parties.
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Mystery on City Street Prompts Police Inquiry
A garbled note outlines a troubling event in Nashua where full time workers plan a protest over wages. The text hints at violence and distress among residents in poorer areas as authorities begin to investigate claims of theft and assault.
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