Sawyer Woolen mill assignment proceeds with examined assets
Attorneys for the Sawyer Woolen mill, Alvah Sulloway and Jeremiah Williams, arrived in Dover to inspect the plant with Boston attorney Henry Wheeler and Concord’s F.S. Streeter. They spent hours reviewing books and expect a creditors’ statement within a week. The John A. White machine shop and Somersworth foundry were assigned to B. I. Neally of Dover, with James Sawyer acting as agent as operations resume. Levi W. Adams of Dover died after months of heart disease, survived by a large family and noted for community service. Annie M. Kennedy died at her sister’s home in Dover, aged fifty-six. Frank Scanlon of Co L NHVIs died of typhoid pneumonia in Farmington. Portsmouth Cycle Club holds a meeting, admits two new members, plans a winter minstrel show with William Dow as general manager and Fred Huntsresa as assistant. Alex Bilbruck likely to head musical portion. O Leary returns to Portsmouth offering tailoring and cleaning services at 5 Bridge Street.
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Alvah W. Sulloway
Jeremiah Williams
Henry Wheeler
Boston
Strester
Concord
John Kivel
Corporation
John A. White
Gad Somersworth Foundry
B. I. Neally
Sshops
James .Sawyer
Levi W. du
Levi W. Adams
Tortsmouth
South Street
Edward H. Adams
George W. Shapleigh
Gates Street
Micot
Portsmouth Cycle Club
Congress Street
William Dow
Fred Huntresa
Alex. Bilbruck
Rockingham County Fair and Harbor Work Highlight Local News
The Detroit Journal notes peacetime signs with flour prices down and cruise traffic ending for winter. It reports Fort Constitution battery recruiting for Cuba, civic weddings in Kittery, and local police notes including a drunken arrest and a boy sent to industrial school. Also mentions theater plans and Army furloughs in Concord.
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United States Army
Fort Constitution
Cuba
Mysterious War Telegrams Linked to Col Rolfe Rumor
Circulating reports claim Colonel Rolfe received war department telegrams asking to raise a 1000 man regiment for immediate service. Rolfe says no inquiries have been received since the regiment’s return to New Hampshire. He notes the boys will be mustered out next week amid other notices.
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Rolf
War Department
Col Rolfe
Concord
New Hampshire
Parker and Miss McNeil wed at Union Street home
Last evening at 7 30 o clock John S Parker and Bertha McNeil were married by Rev Wm Alden of Boston witnessed by close friends. The ceremony featured white taffeta attire for the bride and a reception followed with a drum and horn serenade by admirers.
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Union Street
John S Parker
A Bertha McNeil
Wm Hf Alden
Boston
Middle-street Baptist Church
Maude McNeil
Flora Frizzell
Tre S ure La Grippe Cure
The ad promotes Electric Bitters as a cure for a range of ailments including liver issues and cold symptoms, with a price of fifty cents at Globe Grocery Co. Also notes Somersworth Machine Co. reopening under assignee management after Sawyer woolen mills failure and reports the death of Charles Frost Jr. at eleven months with family sympathy.
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Globe Grocery Co
Right and Justice Triumph in Maine Mandamus Hearing
Alfred Me Tuesday hearing on Francs Keefe petition for mandamus to inspect ballots in Kittery found ballots public records and Keefe had right to inspect them. Witnesses testified loose stickers bearing Thomas F Staples were counted for him. Staples and Horace Mitchell appealed to higher court. Judge S W Emery represented Staples. Opinion now general that Francis Keefe was the voters choice in Kittery and Eliot.
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Francs Keefe
Donnell
Kittery
Thomas F' Staples
Keefe
Mr Staples
Horace Mitchell
S W Emery
Staples
Francis Keefe
Eliot
Veterans to Enter Hand-Tub Races in Town
At a Veteran Firemen meeting on Tuesday evening the association voted to attend the Muster in Uneter on the 12th inst and to enter the hand tub Viscataqua with three prizes of 60 and 25 dollars for the winners. The machine will be tested at a parade next Friday evening. Oyster chowder followed the meeting prepared by Frank Osgood and Sam Sides. Private George D Danielson of Co A 1st NIZ Volunteers, known as Skute, reports plentiful small smelt near Newcastle bridges and is praised for his service since enlisting at Portsmouth in 1864. He is expected to return to duty when the 12th arrives.
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Marshal Entwistle
Burns
Eugene Burnham
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George Wilcox
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Alfred
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Messrs
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Sam Sides
George D Danielson
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Newcastle
Chicharangh
Call
Somersworth
Acknowledgement of Charity Receipt by Home for Aged Women
The receipt shows twenty five dollars from the South Church charity fund gratefully acknowledged by the Home for Aged Women. Sanage Patenmex serves as Treasurer Current Expenses.
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Home For Aged Women
South Church Charity Fund
Sanage Patenmex
Keefe's Efforts Seen Leading to Successful Rights Will
Francis Keefe of Eliot pursues his rights will with broad support from Republicans and Democrats who applaud upholding the convention or caucus outcome and defeating any politician who refuses to accept it.
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Francis Keefe
Eliot
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