Navy Yard Man Fired for Political Activity
A series of disciplinary actions reports that several federal employees faced penalties for political involvement. J C Fordham, deputy collector in Orangeburg DC, was reprimanded and suspended fifteen days for participating in the Republican convention in Columbia. Robert A Stewart, temporary deputy collector and county chairman, faced similar steps. Clyde L Kaevite resigned from a district post amid campaign ties. Ind, Kansas, notes a resignation linked to a court clerk candidacy.
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Washington
Sidukye Fadlen
Civil Service Commission
J. C. Fordham
Orangeburg
D. C
Columbia
Robert A. Stewart
Soy Co
R. GO
Lie Clyde
Mrs Eliza N Barber Widow of Rev Dr Barber
Mrs Eliza N Barber widow of Rev Dr Barber died at her daughter's home 93 St Ratolph street Toston at age ninety three. Born in Langdon she married Rev Dr Marker a Universalist minister in Lindley and passed away about twenty years ago. Survived by daughter and other relatives.
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Eliza N. Barber
Barber
Howanta
St. Ratolph Street
Toston
Airs
Langdon
Marker
Universist
Lindley
Alags
Alstomd
Wy IL
Hacker
Jownisuit
Funeral services for Deerfield and Somerville members
The burial for Mrs. Bfowarst of Toston and two children Atts Lath of Deerfield plus Willan Barber of Somerville will be private with burial at Alstea.
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Fey
Bfowarst
Toston
Aml
Atts
Lath
Deerfield
Willan Barber
Somerville
Alstea
Grounded Steamer Near Hudson Narrows With 87 aboard
A steamer with about eighty seven passengers became aground in dense fog two miles above the Poughkeepsie bridge on Millers day while en route from Albany to New York. The Greenport and another steamer arrived within half an hour to rescue all aboard with no loss of life.
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Rank Jones
New York and Albany
Conmypuns
Hutson River
Poughkeepste Bridge
Millars
New York
Greenport ‘Oy
Aged Ninety Six Widow Mary Foster Dies in Keung
Mrs Mary Foster widow of Foster dies at Keung aged ninety six. She would have celebrated her sixty sixth birthday this coming January. Born in Hardwick she married Sling Foster of Stinntland New Hampshire in 1848 and was survived by her son Mary Buller. Prohibition candidate for present did not attract a rich audience in its city.
Fifteen Pound Guns Demonstration At Kart Street Range
A chaotic wartime gun exercise at Kart Street features Captain Motels and Lieutenants Jongs Yulick and Avery directing a group of fifteen pound guns. The display shows rapid firing with ten holes in the target and a measured 4 1-8 second interval between shots, drawing attention to tactics and accuracy under stress.
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Kart Stare
Ue Atlante
Raphlty
Motels
Petty Burglary At Dr Hannaford's
Report of a burglary at Dr Hannaford's residence on Wednesday night. Entry appeared through a shed where thieves searched for valuables and clothing. A break in the lower portion of the house was noted, with items disturbed and probable escape by dawn. No suspects named.
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Ghr
Maine Odd Fellows Grand Bodies Meet in Bangor
Maine Independent Order of Odd Fellows held annual grand lodge meetings in Bangor. Officers elected included Hersey, Sears, Townsend, Dyer, and Wyse for key posts. reports covered finances, membership, and encampments. The lodge discussed supporting a home for indigent members and reforming per capita assessments amid broad attendance and debate.
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M Wi. Ry
Townsend
Retter
Mure
Ala
Luashken
Grand Lodge
Tong and Healy
Oran
Jlbe Wonioittoe
Maine
Alston
Miers
Menbers
Dutiaplans
Sifard
Sivtyeaix
Kittery
Ktundl
Hig
Charles Fallen
Bar Harbur
Gral Petihireh
Leoi Merrill
Selon
Ruel Robins
Crue
Sravd
Tsalul G._ Inte
Drungwtel
Fon M. Ward
Bangor
Grand Representive
HW. C. Mappr
Bar Archor
Charles A. Brown
Bosworth
Grand Smouthery
Walter H. Blethen
Dover
Brandt Sentinel
Nail in Hand Hampers Providence Man for Decades
Harry Giffard of Providence lived with a rusty nail embedded in his left hand for about eighteen years and later forty more, with intermittent pain and limited use. Doctors could not remove it for decades, and he avoided heavy use to protect his hand while trying to avoid further complications.
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Harry
Giffard
Providence
Mr. Giffard
Ni Manel
Beara Gil
New Kedtaut
Ms. Giffard
Edie Nail
Angeles
Weston
de Sur
Ginard
Havine Mall
Gifford
Unclear historic drug case in Veriand Maine leads to charges
A lengthy damaged report describes arrests for selling corrosive substances and illegal drug distribution in Veriand Maine. It notes dealer Pollard faced charges for unlawfully selling a continence unit and for operating the drug business without proper licensing under authority of Commissioner Henry Cleaves Sullivan. The piece references a Milford, New Hampshire linked exhibit plan and local civic reactions.
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Veriand
L. Dollvid
Eliarat
Pharuadiy Bay
Eli Mwai
Steve
Henry Cleaves Sullivan
Pollard
New Hampshire Man Jieul Roy Aver In Connection With Knet Hew
A Manchester boy from New Hampshire is linked to a temporary Anty In connection with Mort Stark and Lieut Avery noted as among the youngest BLS in the report. Further readable details describe local ties and distant associations within the case.
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Jieul
Roy
Port McKintey
Manchester
Wits Love Today
Knet
Mort Stark
Lieut
Avery
Installation of Rev R E Conner at Hockingham Church
Rev. R. E. Conner was installed as minister of the Blawsteep Universalist church in Bath Maine with services led by Rev. William Junyor and others. The ceremony included an installation sermon by C K Penney and remarks from Reverend Chiles A. Hinlen, with greetings from community leaders and a formal welcome to the Waterton social church.
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Hockingham County
Maine
Bath Iithee
Willa Junylor
Lewiston
Howatt A.markley
Surger
Stiss Dilton Bearde
Auburn
Menry
Bhmelard
Portland
C.K
Mon
Twerbert Tow Hs
Waotena Sudlal Chelye
Misa Augheta
Steven
Chiles A. Hinlen
Chaotic ballot passages spark names and factions
Fragmented OCR lists multiple political figures and groups with unclear spellings. Names like Bryan, Hanson, and various factions appear tangled, suggesting a historical discussion of presidential tickets and party lines with uncertain attribution.
John W Rogers Ahn We Rbwell Farmer Dies At River Road
John W Rogers a farmer living near the river road and drift yard died early this morning after a brief illness. He was sixty years old and survived by his wife and several children. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Drlek
LAWTON WYNNE MARRIAGE INCIDENT REPORTED IN SPRINGFIELD
An account from Lawton Springfield notes the marriage of Berten Lawton of Sprivefield to Flora Winn at Portamouth officiated by City Clerk Law jont Hilton Chittes L. Osgood of Roehester. Amid fair week tensions, a $25 payment from Washington was received for a study, with concerns of possible robbery as funds moved and money stashed in a stove. The narrative describes distrust and confusion during a busy period and the aftermath of the money transfer.
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Berten Oy Lawton
Sprivefield
Flora 1
Winn
Portamouth
Clty
Toring
Lawjont Hilton
Chittes L. Osgood
Roehester
Ana
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DR. Hannaford
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New Hampshire
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R. E. Conner
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