New Castle Selectmen Resign Wholesale in Turmoil
A chaotic town meeting in New Castle ends with the wholesale resignations of the selectmen led by Andrew B. L. White. Chair William H. Waywood and others depart after conflict over salaries and service commissions. Robert Bearding is proposed to fill White's seat as the town seeks a new slate amid political pressure.
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Charles Becker
Illegible seaside tale prompts town crisis notice
Fragmentary text from an old seaside item mentions townsfolk and residents like Hevting, Baker, and Heeler. Officials threaten consequences for Sew Castel if a demand is not met, with references to a Joy tour and potential public upheaval in a chaotic, unclear report.
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Trois
Heeler
Mrs Boby Tonight Drama by Young People Society
A youth group hosts a dramatic program with scenes and music at an Hartford venue. Members perform skits and monologues illustrating social situations and personal growth. The evening includes performances by J MCA and WU Wis students with audience participation.
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Fae Ermion
Jaye Tie
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Last of Earth for Colonel W. E. Storer
The obituary notes the death of Colonel W. E. Storer with a funeral at Mudly Street and a service led by Pastor Mayer. Knights of the Order of Odd Fellows and Patrons of Tastrauly Portsmouth AUtets Club attendees are listed among pallbearers. The purple casket and ceremonial elements follow local funeral customs.
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Colona
Stopeseld
Pis Morais
Mudly Street
Hearing in Malicious Prosecution Suit
The deposition of four Wartlett witnesses is likely to be examined Friday regarding a $40,000 gift involved in a case brought against Miro Bartlett by Dr. George F. Pender for alleged abuse of a stone delochepant of Samuel W. Boiery. Magistrate Harry Allen presides.
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Miro Bartlett
Guorga
Pender
Samuel W. Boiery
Harry Allen
Paper Accused of Republican Bias in Editorial War
A chaotic manuscript accuses a newspaper of Republican bias while debating party alignment and editorials. It cites J. J. Marler, Bartlett, Hartford, Taft supporters, and a debate on publishing partisan content as influencing elections and public opinion.
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Parisian
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Stockhol Tig News Hier Corporation
J. Hy Hur
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Sorelig
Tariford
Republican Party
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Fragmentary OCR note on testimony and names
A damaged OCR fragment references Bartlett and Susie Tomayee Ut Str Eaettak and mentions lack of opportunity to inspect material. It notes individuals including Cia Lieber and Weber Ta, but details are unclear and names may be corrupted or incomplete.
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Bartlett
Susie Tomayee
Weber
Fragmentary notice from a distant page in Prince Edwardsland era
The readable text fragments mention Prince Edwardsland with scattered names and events. It references a Monday meeting, a trig or chart, and a possible sea related tale. Details are unclear but imply local notices or notices about people and a schedule.
Burial notice for Hutchins child in Walden Street burial
Fragmentary notice records burial of Hutchins child in Walden Street area after a lengthy illness. The report mentions services at a local church and a restrained family farewell with limited readable details remaining.
Knaap's Famous Band at Music Hall This Afternoon
Knaap's famous band performs this afternoon at the Music Hall with special matinge prices of 26 and 50 cents attracting local crowds.
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Knaap
Music Hall
Freight yard disruption noted in Portsmouth railroad report
The Portsmouth railroad column reports a Wednesday inspection of the electric street railway and a derailment incident at the Harbor Yard. It notes a switch of freight cars from South Royalton to Kenneubil awaiting eastbound movement and mentions a notable personnel change at Milne yard.
Incorporation of Portsimaaite Loge of Kiks Fraternal Order
The CLKS Corporation reorganizes to own real estate with officers listed including Ernest Ly chimes and Thomas A. asmer among others. Plans show a $15,000 in initial interest and a transfer of later Merrick Iain qo Etks pending as plans near completion. Portsmouth Country Club Vaccative Committee meeting set for Thursday evening to decide membership and dues.
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Thomas A.asmer
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