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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1908
Page
5
The report notes New Hampshire militia readiness tied to drills at Pine Plains with references to adjutant General Mary Be Cilley. It describes Army overhauls, training issues, and concerns about infantry instruction, signaling preparations amid wartime mobilization and general orders for volunteer regiments.
Fragmentary OCR note reports a season closing involving Cul ae CU OL Der eight siblings in Clove Maton near Harvey and Island. Mentions Anchor and a wed event but details are unclear and names are partially garbled.
An old ad lists satin fabrics and plain lining satin in multiple colors and widths. Prices quoted include 20 inch satin, satin majesty, black, taupe, gray and white options. Terms note guaranteed quality for the seasons and bulk quantities offered with apparent discounts.
Ad lists various dress fabrics in colors and patterns with prices per yard. Notable entries include Herringbone Chevron, gray with color, storm navy blue broad goods, and storm serge navy mix. Mentions multiple vendors and fabric types with prices around 1.25 per yard and up to 6.00 for specialty items.
In a local sale advertisement Colored Dress Goods Wisinsa and Browns offer fancy monairs blues and grit ro st gu yal din for dresses with prices around 100 to 125 in the market. The ad emphasizes winter wear and value fabrics for shoppers seeking colored fabrics.
A fragmented report on the Portsmouth Young Men’s Catholic Association outlines planned social and sporting events for the winter and summer seasons. It mentions meetings, member duties, and the organization’s aim to foster parish life amid local community activities.
A report outlines that Dr Herbert A White, a physician from Stratham, was arrested Sunday at his home by a deputy sheriff and taken to the district attorney’s office. The article alleges involvement in an abortion operation, with detailed accusations and pledges of further legal action and investigation by authorities.
Fragmented OCR text shows Sullivan and Qian both pleading guilty amid unclear references to a court case. Mentions of names such as Matziek, John, and Devon appear interwoven with garbled phrases, hindering full reconstruction of events or charges. No explicit dates or outcomes clearly stated.
A damaged OCR fragment references a wine purchase and a tenant, with unclear names and dates. The readable bits imply a tenancy matter tied to a property sale or lease, but specifics are unreadable. No clear entities or actions are discernible to confirm a single event.
Scattered names and phrases reference a legal or memorial context with various individuals such as Hartmut Wood, Mel sireuT, O'Conmee, and Neale. The text appears as fragmented notes, possibly from a trial or memorial service, with unclear dates and several proper nouns interwoven.
The article reports a tumultuous scene at Dartmouth College involving faculty and students amid political pressure. It notes protests, the involvement of administrators, and debates over leadership changes as the college grapples with internal strife and external expectations.
A fragmented report notes a late arrival at an event titled New Hange Towers. Marg and Ta hosted guests while Bark lester teased the crowd. The scene references a toast, a fork, and plans for further entertainment as locals monitor Gereze Po Toulngonh and Clonigwany ryint.
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