Sawyer Woolen Mills Still Running Amid Financial Rumors
The Sawyer Woolen Mills resumed Monday with 600 workers at their posts though concern grows over potential future assignments. Officials warn of severe local hardship for 400 to 500 families in company tenements if operations halt. A major assignment at nearby Somereworth Machine Shop is rumored but denied. sources hint at an imminent filing that could approach 1.5 million dollars in assets, including real estate and 50–60 tenement homes. William D. Sawyer acts as agent, while government contracts have kept production steady but at slim margins. Naval constructors may transfer to MIT for an updated curriculum, with eight cadets to Boston under Chief Constructor Hichborn. Dean’s Ointment advert persists at end.
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Sawyer Woolen Mills
William D Sawyer
John Kivel
Somereworth Machine Slop and Foundry
Broadway
Boston & Maine
Charles H Sawyer
Jeremiah Williams
Alvah W Salloway
Williaam D. Sawyer
New Kingland
William D. Sawyer
Lemon
Boston
Sawyer
Sawyer Company
Post Office
Army
New England
Hichborn
Naval Academy
Corps of Constructors
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Navy Department
Prices and People in a Busy Boston Day
Millinery openings are numerous and great bargains at Alken's. Fire department timeliness praised after a blaze. Globe Grocery offers shirts at 45 cents. A large mastiff was struck by a train but escaped unharmed. Playwright Hoyt receives sympathy from New Hampshire. Maine hunting opens with moose plural and caribou scarce. Coast defense monitors contracts worth about 3.5 million. Charles H. Clark and Laura Bennett wed at her parents' Broad Street home. They will live at 56 Islington Street.
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Globe Grocery Co
Moses H Goodrich
Hill Street
Maine Woods
Music Hall
New Hampshire
Charles B. Hoyt
Charles H. Clark
Laura FE. Bennett
John M. Bennett
Broad
William Warren
Trinity M. E. Church
Islington Street
Regular Ward Four Republican Caucus
The Republicans of ward four will hold a caucus at the South ward room on Marcy street Friday evening October 7 1898 at 730 to nominate a representative to the general court three selectmen moderator inspector of check lists and ward clerk to be voted for at the coming November election J M Vallenan Chairman 8 T Newton Secretary The body of John Delaney who was drowned in the river two weeks ago and found festing in Great Bay was interred in St Marys cemetery on Monday afternoon by Funeral Director William Miskell The Republicans of ward two will meet on Friday evening October 7 to nominate candidates for representatives to the legislature and other ward officers om
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John Delaney
Great Bay
St. Mary's Cemetery
Willian Miskell
Maine
Portland
Maine Symphony Orchestra
Aol Arnats
Chapman
Therogram
Wdnesday
Seraa
Elijah
Sassat
Madame Gadski
Madame Maconda
Rosa Green
Katherine Ricker
Harriet Shaw
H. Evan Williams
Gwilym Miles
Everett Waterhouse
Boston and Maine Railroad
Nationa
Edith Gonthever
Charlestown
Mass
Sheldon Maunning
George Coleman
LS. CG
Tin Second Christian Church
Monidus
Norinal Farr
Sale
Miry Vettigrew
Iety
Eveblog
Sevenk Christian Clawrel
James Vlaisted
Sneak Thieves Target Italian Camp on Cabot Street
Thieves broke into the Italian camp at the foot of Cabot street during Monday, ransacking shanties and stealing earnings, jewelry, watches, and knives. Police arrested three suspects, with names given as Thomas Keene, John Farrell, and Charles Wagner, who claimed to be shoe makers seeking work.
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Italien
Cabot Street
Rusky Sons of
Italy
Kelly
Shannon
Ley
Thomas Keene
John Farrell
Charles Wagner
Jookin
Hanna Yacht Purchases and Navy Auxiliary Fleet Plans
Secretary Long proposes to include ship acquisitions in the navy auxiliary fleet report. A total of 104 vessels were bought, including two protected cruisers, a gunboat, torpedo boats, 27 yachts, 27 tugs, 21 colliers, and more with varied transfer details. Debates cite yacht costs and negotiation outcomes, plus notes on other naval procurement and related legal notices.
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Congress
Navy Auxiliary Fleet
Long
James H. Lewis
Hanna
Department
Vanna
Hanus
Auxiliary Board
Cleveland
Vessel reaches Boston after fitting out here
Revenue cutter Algonquin under Lt W C de Hart has arrived in Boston after sailing from the Great Lakes to receive armament at Portsmouth. The ship was dissembled at Ogdensburg and Montreal, then reassembled on the canal system. Its next service is unclear though likely to stay on the coast rather than return inland. A timetable change by Supt Meloon on the PK& road aims to cut a cross line trip to one hour and fifteen minutes, shaving eleven minutes.
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W. C. de Hart
Boston
Great Lakes
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Ogdensburg
Montreal
Sanborn for Sheriff Nomination by Nockingham Democrats
George J. Sanborn of East Kingston will allow his name to be used in the county Democratic convention for sheriff. The Portsmouth and Exeter delegation of twenty four votes backs him and expect he will win widespread support among dissatisfied Republicans. Sanborn is regarded as the strongest possible candidate and will draw a large vote for the party.
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Gailiniger
New Hangtare
Coxcoup
Republican State Committee
Jacob H Galliger
Louis Gifoyt
Rockingham County
Thomas {. Clifford
Co E
New Hampshire Volunteers
Gallinger
New Hampshire
George J. Sanborn
East Kingston
Tortsmouth Sad Exeter
Mr. Sanborn
Mer. Sanborn
Toy
Merchester Chua
Firemen Resign From Local Hook and Ladder Company
At the regular monthly meeting of WJ Sampson Hook and Ladder Co last evening Charles W Holmes submitted his resignation as a long serving member. Hor ace W Gray also resigned from Col Sife S FE Co No 2.
Newport News Shipyard Builds United States Largest Battleship
The article describes the launching at Newport News Ship Building of a new battleship, claimed to be the biggest and most powerful yet built in the United States, surpassing even the Oregon and Lawa in size and tonnage. It highlights its expected superiority in the fleet.
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Newport News Ship Building Company
United States
Oregon
Lawa
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