City Board Debates Widening Middle Street At Length
City board holds a lengthy session on widening Middle Street with full attendance. Abutters offer land for strips. polls, street grades, and tree preservation surface in discussions. Committee reports on lights awnings and property transfers are considered. adjournment follows.
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Middle Street
Harry E. Boynton
Ald. Hoyt
J. H. Washburn
W. L. Conlon
B. A. Yeaton
H. I Boynton
Ald. Hallam
Ald. Bates
Ald
Hallam
Board of Instruction
Spalding
Ald. Yeaton
John H. Wells
Company A
Marines
Wells
Committee On Accounts
Major Burns Resigns as Surgeon Major in U.S. Army
At Camp Randell today the resignation of Surgeon Major Robert Burns was announced to permit his promotion to brigade surgeon in the United States Army. He awaits orders and expects to report to Washington within days. The muster out process and final physical exams were discussed as officers and guards maintained discipline amid cold weather and guard duty.
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Camp Ramsdell
Robert Burns
Burt
Washington
Burness
Agaynt' Pany H. Ke
Chickama
Frau City
Pasmission
and Friends
Rolfe
Plice
Smith
Russell
Burne C Swift
United States Army
Wikof
CHM
Barns
Tion
United
Tven
Ceol
Wmy
Yen
Keaton
Ramedell
Almless
Ansterday
Col 1
Back From Porto Rico Private Logan Returns from War
Private James A Logan of New Hampshire volunteers arrived home after serving with General Brooke’s staff in Porto Rico and Cuba. He travelled from Newport News to New York aboard the USS Yorktown, reports favorable climate and financial opportunities, notes sickness tied to green fruit, and brings home souvenirs from his service.
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James A Logan
New Hampshire Volunteers
Porto Rico
General Brook
Logan
New Hampshire
Concord
Chickamaugs' Park
Uogan
General Brooke
Cuba
Massachusetts
Newport News
San Piedas
New York
Yorktown
Portland Athletic Club Football Opens Season at Home
Portland Athletic Club prepares for a season opener against Portsmouth A C this Saturday at 2 39 p m at the hearing grounds. Coach Warren and Capt Macreadie have the line and backs in good form and Suckling is driving plays as the team tones to meet the fast Portsmouth outfit amid a large local crowd and club parade.
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Portland Athletic Club
Portymouth
Warren
Macreadie
Portsmouth
Portsmouth AC
Portland
Portland Presa
Untitled medical ad and theater notices from Boston and Chicago
An old advertisement and notices promote Dr Greene of Boston offering free consultation for blood and nerve disorders, alongside dramatic theater hype for a Venetian travel line and the play Surrender. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is touted by Bucklen & Co of Chicago as a universal cure for cuts burns sores and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee.
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de. Greene
Greane
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Globe Grocery Co
He, Bucelen &Co
Chicago
Bac
Sterling Kennedy Co
New York
Walter Weeds Coming Rome Walter Wooda Arrives for Winter
Chicago boxer Walter Wooda known for a fine season will arrive home tomorrow to pass the winter. A large crowd watches workmen laying rails for an electric road in the city daily.
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Walter Wooda
Chicago
Spanish relics to be sold by navy department
The navy department will auction a quantity of Spanish money, gold and paper from the wreck of the Almirante Oquendo in New York. A diver reported missing was found drunk in Santiago and claimed to have located the treasure chest in the forepeak. The chest yielded 10,000 gold pieces of twenty five pesetas each totaling $50,000 and 30,000 bank notes of Spain. Proceeds will go to the U S treasury. The text also includes unrelated garbled fragments and ads.
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Navy Department
New York
Santigo
Navy
Bank of Spain
United States Treasury
U S S Pracatagua to Trial Run at Navy Yard
Reports indicate another trial trip scheduled for Wednesday as officers discuss sailors for the shipyard’s trades. Commodore Nemey hosted Assistant Secretary Allen at lunch while the Marietta remains in Boston and questions arise about why the Dolphin anchors in the lower harbor. Carrier pigeon service continues daily flights to support West Indies operations, and No-To-Hae appears among unrelated advertisements.
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George C. Nemey
Allen
Marietta
Boston
Navy Yard
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Fay
Congress Street
Columbia
Chainness Bicycle
Columbia Chain Wheels
Hartfords
W. W. McIintire
High St
Mr. Wheelman
Mr. Horseman
F. B. Parshley & Co
Congress St
Lawrench
Congress
TRE DL
John S. Tilton’s
Portsmouth Furniture CO
HyiFhe
Board of Mayor and Aldermen
Ald. Conhig
W. W. Cotton
Gates Street
Committee On
Col. Siso
Ald. Gray
Committee On City Lands
M. J. Jarvis
Islington Street
Committee On Streets
N. A. McKenney
Bartlett
Common Council
Ald Hoyt
Joseph R. Holmes
Gray
Bates
Piscataqua Navigation Company
U.S
St. Louis
U. S
Barnard
Pearl and
Hanover Streets
Atkinson
Charles
Committee On ‘City
Brackkett
South End
Mr. A. Co, Thomas
Marysville
Tex
Klondike
Dr. King
Maj. Birns
Col
Jayne
Dean
Berto Tco
Venice
Det
The
Adriatic
Katherine Rober
Walter
Rome
Beady
Cate
Washington Star
Greece
Chapel Street
Juict
Dennis O'Leary
Bridge Street
Havana
R. CG. Sullivan
Manchester
Chronicle
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NAVT
Clark
Lancaster
Essex Fas
West Indies
Cherys
Fred Dun AN
Gardiner
Portamouth, i. EH
Ralph Green
Congress Streets
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