Dead man found beside Wells Depot railroad track
The Portsmansk Evening Herald reports a man was found dead beside the Wells Depot railroad yard in Wells, Maine. Coroner J. W. Gordon ordered a careful examination of the remains, which described a 25 to 30 year old dark skinned man, five feet seven inches tall, wearing a brown suit and derby hat. Evidence of facial injuries noted while investigators searched the scene.
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Portsmansk Evening Herald
Welle Depot
Maine
Br. J. W. Gordon
York
Joseph Walernonse
Wells
AP Cotgny
Ovid
Colin Gr
Naval debate on vanadium steel for ships and weapons
The report discusses the potential use of vanadium in naval armor and weapon steel. It notes opinions of Lt. ComdrCleketh Davis on defensive and offensive steel, with emphasis on shipbuilding needs and the balance between armor and gun steel.
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Weship Ik
Utah
Bovine
Cleketh Davis
Davis
Wakeney
Flanders Sued For A Thousand Dollars In Court
A civil suit heard today in the Mie superior court involves Flanders of Newcasthe and John Venton of the aie bwin. Flanders alleges damages for injuries from a night store clash claiming self defense, while Venton counters with related claims. A second case concerns a breach of estate services at Cyri Drake of Thenton and related allegations.
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Roy
Newcasthe
John Venton
Che Plaintul Mlaunders
Winn
Jim
Yeaton
Cyri
Drake
Thenton
Big Fire in Manchester Destroys Property and Injures Three
A severe blaze in Manchester damages Mr de Grays stone and surrounding properties, injuring three men and forcing evacuations as flames threatened nearby buildings. Firefighters, led by observers, battled the inferno while residents rushed to safety and the crowd watched in alarm.
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de Gray
Manchester
Aie
Ailey
Dhe
Praid Letee
Dir
Charlotte
Walter S
Orebeira
Seven Burned to Death in New York Shipyard Fire
A fire at a New York shipyard killed seven workers as alarms failed to halt the blaze. Investigators traced the cause to faulty wiring and delayed safety protocols amid chaotic emergency responses.
Fire Tragedy On Third Street Ends In Multiple Deaths
A catastrophic blaze on Third Street incites a chaotic rescue as several tenants perish and many are saved from a boarded tenement. Witnesses describe intense flames and collapsing stairwells while authorities recount casualties and investigations into the incendiary blaze.
Boston and Maine Railway Company’s Interchange Controversy
A garbled 19th century passage discusses the Boston and Maine traffic, interests, and legal implications tied to rail routes. It references the West Shore and Delaware and Hudson lines, noting interstate commerce concerns and long standing trade advantages, with mentions of Manhattan and New York Central links and proposed property benefits under state and federal scrutiny.
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Delaware
Macini
Boston
Maine
Shell
Reeve
Owery Praitaire
Delaware & Tmudsen
York Aid Corieast
New York
New Thiven
Ibattond
Fragmentary OCR Note on Etymology and Performance
A brief unreadable OCR fragment discusses the word progress or development, mentioning evident confusion and a possibly ironic stance. It references arithmetic and historic implementation, but lacks clear names, dates, or events to confirm specifics.
Chinese Freemason Lodge Formed in Port Hind
A Chinese lodge of Freemasons was established in Port Hind with rooms at Parcington. The gathering included several local dignitaries and noted elders from nearby towns. Officers listed include Noy Liang Mig of New York and Tomas le Meliones, with multiple 820 degree masons and a New York connection. The event marked the formal instigation of the lodge for yearly meetings and ceremonial work.
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Purt- Hind
Wiestia
Kane Oweutkhy Nang
Daltbutlan
Miia
Tak
Parcington
Porland
Tugwats
Boston
Pie
Noy Liang Mig
New York
Axe
Tomas le Meliones
George O. Viallipson
Wit
Porthind
George FE. Lawson
Aaron Melee
Heston
Sten
We Colored Order of
Mare Roo Direé
Ax Spurloua
Cowel-Laminen
Masanie
Wein
Dana at Ninety Two Saint Celebrates Long Career
Midge Sylvesturg, aged ninety two, marked a long career as a New Hampshire lawyer with a quiet anniversary at his Concord home. Joe Dinn, born Oct 19 1818 in Orford, is noted as the Dartmouth College class of 1839 graduate and the oldest living Dartmouth alumnus. Judge Dann, though frail, remained active in Mer rimack county and attended daily court movements, while friends recalled his steady health and persistence.
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Midge Sylvesturg
Lowyer
New Hampshire
LA Hank
Montgomer Straet
Concord
Flewis
Joe Dinn
Orford
Cond
Crow Dyavenmouth College
Dartmouth
Judge Dann
Merrimack County
Heles
Aditt Nana Bug
Newlamyshire
Bana
Calon
Instant relief for wounds and injuries ad from 1880s era
Fragmentary ad style text offers a medicine claim promising quick pain relief and wound healing for minor injuries. It mentions a product or person named De, Thomas and hints at a remedy for cuts and bruises with urgent care language.
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Cee
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Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns
Flanders
Yenton
Mie Superior
Pinkerine
Foreman
Boks
Uiyiepe
The
George
Tueve Lontanderes
William 1
Weston
Diane A. Rind
Portsmouth
Etwin
Data A. Weeks
Willant Masui
Epping
Jostuia
Lyford
Wingston
Nebat Laine
Newmarket
Auniene
Odd Fellows
Mechiites
Wildes
Wonulueet Hienmpment
Sovlay
Arhuius Hebekah Lo Atin CaMtoon
Chelsea
Theixea
Athens
Mleeov
Mabanighy
Tie
Divine
Miehonie
Lenny Marsan
Liv
Ana
Tieudleh
Rowe
Mehl Matlin
Paul von de Phe
Erie Nu Bang
Sparta
Pune
Rockingham County Light and Power GO
Woitakem
Hope
Dias Aock
Ie Thinssy Murnet
Uiing Oom Furniture
Volved
Margeson Bros
Vaughan ST
Uli Warter
de Sant
Ava
Bost Third Street
Fiowhler
Atesth
Pwlts
Hla
Mbiurlee
Joe Ak Lowis
Aimee
Moseulie
Syed Mes
West Shore
Connie
Debbe
Hester
New York Central
Portland
Dana
Thomas
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