Exeter Happenings School Improvements For Opening Of Full Term
Exeter reports a new term with three new teachers, extensive exterior repainting, and a $1500 town appropriation funding improvements. A four room, two story schoolhouse replaces the old brick on Park street, costing $5150 with steam heat and strong ventilation, plus a 10 foot front corridor and multiple recitation rooms. Gale broadens his canvass with an open letter on liquor, receiving 150 replies split between Gale supporters and undecided voters, while liquor-law reform gains attention. The Exeter Opera House season opens Sept 18 with Daniel Sully in The Parish Priest, expected to be a standout. Mrs Anna M. Cammett, 31, burial at Exeter cemetery. Rev. William Woods officiates. Shipping activity includes the Kazie J. Call loading leather, while Herman F Kimball and barge traffic unload coal. Democratic caucus set for tomorrow 6–9 pm. 311 names on the check list. Woman’s Christian Temperance Union meets Wednesday at 3 pm with officers to be elected.
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Park Street
Winter Street
Stephen H. Gale
New Hampshire
Bachelder
Gale
Exeter
Kazie J. Call
Newark
Herman F Kimball
Merrill
News-Letter
Cotton Mill
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Rosa Akerman
Kittery News Roundup Notes Local Events and School Exams
Attorney Charles C Smith returns from Boston trip as New Castle ferry service is paused briefly. The Kittery Port fishing line PAP has brisk activity for the season. Entrance exams for Kittery High School will be at nine in the morning Wednesday with only notified students allowed. Church attendance was strong on Sunday. Local youths watched a Portsmouth baseball game, applauding GF Carman for catching for the Portsmouth team. The crack Kittery members continue to be active locally.
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Charles C. Smith
Boston
New Castle Ferry
Kittery Ukth School
Te School Board
Kittery
Portsmouth
GF. Carman
Crack Kittery
Bowling Team Plans Reorganization and Concert Event
The bowling team from last winter moves toward reorganization with several members already starting practice. A large advance sale of tickets for a Wentworth Hall event on September 12 features top local singers with a promising musical program for fans.
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Wentworth Hall
New Castle News From Newington September Update
The hotel and cottages stay open until the 1st or 3rd of the month. Wentworth links golf season ends with a win over Portsmouth. Walter Clarke leads as manager William K Hill. Gardner City hosts Walter Clarke in fall championship. Fort Constitution will gain drill ground and barracks. forts changes relocate hotels and cottages. Frederick Hill and family remain at Johnson cottage until October. Miss Katherine Furman and Miss Christine Bumpus visit Curtis for two weeks. U A M fair opens tomorrow with Portsmouth youths presenting a comedy. Mrs. John Hasbrook back from Dover. Hasbrooks to Chicago Tuesday. Fort Constitution detachment of soldiers arrives. William Furber of Portsmouth visits town. William Fulton of Epping vacations with family.
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Newington
Wentworth Links
Portsmouth
Wiliam K. Hill Walter Clarke
Gardner City
Frederick Hill
Johnson Cottage
Katherine Furman
Christine A. Bumpus
Curtis
George Tarlton
William Fulton
Epping
Newington Residents Return and Local School Opens
Newington residents return from summer visits to Chelsea Boston and Newark. Hannah Pickering dies in Epping. Badger family visits Portsmouth then returns home. Hodges family from Attleboro stay with Coleman. Russell Staples returns from South Eliot. Mrs Pickering and children back from Newark. Sophia Hoyt resumes teaching at Haverhill. Hoyt boys visit Eliot. Ephraim Doawn ing burial in Newington cemetery. School opens with Greenough grammar and Hanscom Portsmouth primary. Moody Brooks Frink Badger start Portsmouth High. Packard family to Boston area.
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Newington
Charles Nutter
Nutter
Great Bay
Chelsea
Mass
Hannah Pickering
Epping
Wwtusseil Badger
Ralph
Earl Coleman
Portsmouth
Edward Hodges
Attleboro
Enoch Coleman
Russell Staples
South Eliot
William ©. Pickering
George W. Pickering
Newark
N. J
Sophia Hoyt
Haverhill
Manning Hoyt
Warren Nutter
Herbert Pickering
Eliot
Ephraim Doawning
Brentwood
Greenough
Jennie Hanscom
Freely Moody
Roy Brooks
Simms Frink
Florence Badger
Stillman Packard
Boston
Brothers Byrne stage riotous New Eight Bells at Music Hall
The famous Brothers Byrne wow the crowd with the latest edition of their pan tomime comedy New Eight Bells at Music Hall. New features include the Martetles unicycle riders a sensational ship wreck fire scene and animated statues drawing hearty applause.
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Byrnne
Byrne
Gilnockie steam yacht arrives for launch on Winnepesaukee
Mrs. George W. Armstrong introduces her new $25,000 steam yacht Gilnockie at Laronia, delivered by special train. John H. Dow of Lakeport will launch it on Take Winnepesaukee Tuesday. The yacht, transported on three flat cars from Portsmouth, is expected to be among the lake’s fastest and most handsome craft.
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Laronia
George W. Armstrong
Winnepesaukee
John H. Dow
Lakeport
Portsmouth
Seventh Annual Field Meeting A New Hampshire Women's Club Event
The seventh annual field meeting of the New Hampshire Women's club will be held at the Profile House in the White Mountains from Sept 23 to 25. Excursions to the Old Man of the Mountain and trips to Franconia and Bethlehem are planned, with programs including discussions on rural school needs and reports from federation delegates. Special railroad rates and hotel packages are offered for attendees, with a large turnout encouraged.
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New Hampshire
Profile House
New Hampshire Women’s Club
White Mountains
Oscar
Fhime
Washington
Franconia
Bethlehem
Federation
Mrests
Ssave
Ambler Gilman
Meredith
Manchester Musical Club
Connell
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Los Angeles
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Detroit
Lillian Streeter
Concord
New England Federation
George Channing Darling
Providence
R. L
Portsmouth
Intergale Junction
Fabyan
Freeman's Point Construction Advances and Wharf Completion
At Freeman's Point brick work resumes after delays with seventy five masons at work. The night crush er operation is temporarily suspended. Three more side tracks added to White Mountain Paper plant freight lines, some running through buildings. A new crib wharf near the plant is completed aside from top planking, providing a strong landing for large ships along the waterfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Mountain Paper Company
Abenaqui Club Defeats Portsmouth at Country Club Links
The Abenaqui golf team defeated Portsmouth Country Club at the Country Club Links on Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abenaqui Club
Portsmouth Country Club
Country Club Links
Movements of Naval Vessels Reported at Sea and Shore
The Navy Department notes cruiser Buffalo reaching Colombo on the way home from the Philippines, San Francisco departing the Azores for Norfolk, Mohican arriving in San Francisco, Atlanta sailing from Port Trinidad to Montevideo, and torpedo boat squadron arriving in New York. Two vessels were placed out of commission: torpedo boat Farragut at Mare Island and the colier Almonda at Norfolk. Torpedo boat destroyer Perry was commissioned at Mare Island, manned by Farragut’s crew.
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Navy Department
Buffalo
Colombo
Philippines
San Francisco
Azores
Norfolk
Mohican
Atlanta
Port Trin
Montevideo
Aotilla
New York
Farragut
Mare Island
Perry
Mare Island Navy Yard
Navy Yard Pay Day and Yard Activity Report
Laborers and mechanics receive pay at the Navy Yard on Wednesday. Rivet heater Robert Anderson joins shipfitting. Edward Leslie from steam engineering is on sick leave. James McCarthy Jr reports to construction and repair. Electrician Haber of the U S 3 Vixen on furlough in Brooklyn. William Barrett of equipment electrical force rests in Lawrence, Massachusetts. machinist William Kelley off sick at home. Boiler maker Carleton of gun boat Vixen on furlough in Hast Loston and Chelsea, Massachusetts. Steamer Alice Howard hauled for repairs. workers ferried between yard and dock via ferry and electric lines. Yard cars in use across the yard. Leadingman Ernest Jackson buys house in Rogers Road, Kittery. Yards and docks crew preparing mud and rock sites for a wall. Dry dock readying for U S S Raleigh. largest ship since docking of transport Resolute. Large rowboat taken for repairs. Skipper Shields plans to race the Kearsarge again. Electrical work sets up lighting and power across yards and docks. pumping station on Seavey’s Island to feed standpipe. Wiremen install power to general store and elevators for moving stores. Building material from Boston and Maine railroad distributed by switching crew. U S Vinen baseball club plays stone cutters and Eagle. losses noted but praised for effort. Yankton’s representation still awaited.
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Robert Anderson
Edward Leslie
James McCarthy, Jr
Department of Construction and Repair
Electrician
Haber
Brooklyn
William Barrett
Equipment Electrical Force
Lawrence
Mass
William KR. Kelley
Department of Steam Engineering
Varasaml Duchs
Ernest Jackson
Steam Engineering
Rogers Road
Kittery
Scan
U.S. S
Raleigh
Shields
Kearsarge
Seavey's Island
Boston and Maine Railroad
Portsmouth
U. S
Vinen
Stone Cutters
Eagle
Ready to Give Gates All the Colorado Coal and Fuel Fight
The article centers on Gates as the central figure in a fierce Colorado coal and fuel dispute. It details political pressure, industry stakes, and responses from opponents while outlining the broader regional impact and potential outcomes.
Denver man Osgood claims victory over Gates in coal and tel case
John C. Osgood of Denver boasts the record of besting John W. Gates. He says the Colgvale coal and tel incident is not closed but is ready to give Gates all the gut he wants, while he remains unconcerned.
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John C. Osgood
Denver
John W. Gates
Colgvale
Osgood
Gates
Figures in Battle Poem From Baltimore American
A verse by Josh Wink portrays a captain and his foe in a siege, both using arithmetic to reckon casualties and powder costs. The dialogue blends nautical imagery with math problems to conclude that all hands are dead, critiquing war’s cost and folly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Wink
Baltimore American
G A R National Encampment Plans Noted for Oct Washington
State G A R headquarters announce the thirty six th national encampment will be held in Washington D C during the week of October 6. The New Hampshire delegation and companions depart Concord by special train October 6 at 3 P M and Manchester at 3 30 P M. An encampment ticket form is issued with a round trip rate of 11 73 from Concord. Tickets are valid October 3 to 7 with return by October 14.
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Washington
D. C
New Hampshire
Concord
Manchester
Naval Transfers and Assignments Short List
Lieutenant C F Kempff detached from the Albatross and ordered to the office of naval defense San Francisco. Surgeon R M Kennedy moves from the Franklin to the Newport torpedo station relieving Assistant Surgeon J J Snyder who goes to the naval hospital Philadelphia. Chief Carpenter P T Ward retired from the Cincinnati to home. Chief Sailmaker F Watson from the Hartford awaiting orders. Warrant Machinist R B Smith assigned to ships Naval Academy.
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C. F. Kempff
Albatross
Office of Naval Defense
San Francisco
R. M. Kennedy
Franklin
Newport Torpedo Station
J. J. Snyder
Naval Hospital
Philadelphia
P.T. Ward
Cincinnati
F. Watson
Hartford
R. B. Smith
Naval Academy
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs Claim by Wood Man
A. M. Ake of Wood Indiana reports severe lung hemorrhages years ago. After unsuccessful treatment by several physicians he used Foley's Honey and Tar. He states his lungs are now as sound as a bullet and recommends the remedy for advanced lung trouble. Phil brick's pharmacy.
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A. M. Ake
Wood
Ind
Foley
Philbrick
General Gale looms large in governor bid in state
General Stephen H. Gale of Rockingham County has boosted his gubernatorial campaign with strong support across the state. Friends say the outlook is favorable as firemen prepare their apparatus for the eighteenth event.
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Stephen H. Gale
Rockingham County
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Congress Street
IS. K. Ames
Vermont
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Northampton
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Thomas G. Lester
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Exeter Opera House
Arthur Vaughan
Daniel Sully
Anna M. Cammett
Fred W. Lammett
William Woods
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Carrie A. Colbath
New Castle
Freeman's Point
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Vixen
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Colorado
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