Exeter Happenings and Local Notes From Special Correspondent
A Exeter brief notes Gen Gale not running independently for governor after Alonzo Elliott declares, plus football coach Swain fields three squads with new recruit McFadden from Maine. Vets plan to attend Rochester fair muster. plays at Opera House include Tangled Relations Moth and the Flame and The Christian. New births, marriages, and deaths in town. notable moves to Moosehead Lake and Los Angeles fireman appointment. small senior class at the High School.
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Stephen H. Gale
Gale
Alonzo Elliott
Opera House
Beeton
Albion E. Hayes
Albert S. Willey
Frank Brewster
Moosehead Lake
Frank W. Taylor
Carlisle’s
Mary E. Hartmett
South Street
Daniel Curran
St. Michael’s Church
John Canning
John Kopka
Sophia Gacek
Fred Kimball
Kensington
Exeter High School
Phillips Exeter
Harvard College
Alabama
Marion Military Institute
Birmingham
George A. Edmunds
Los Angeles
Cal
Specal Fire Department
Prospect for Winter Work at the Shop Improves
Leon Rich resumes in Forts department while Annie Starr resigns from stitching and travels with Mr Starr to Boston then Lynn. Frank Kent advances in New London Connecticut. Samuel Whitehouse to resign for New London ship building works. George Kay re joins in Pike’s department. George Carlton mourned after death of his sixteen month old child. James Cleary joins New London shipyard. Charles Tilley elected captain of Magvewood football eleven. Donald Melongall watched Phillips Exeter practice with Servhy team. Ror hoster fair week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Rich
Ald Shoe Factory
James Cleary
New London
Senator Quay Pushes End of Coal Strike
Senator Quay of Pennsylvania seeks an end to the coal strike and will apply pressure on coal operators and J. P. Morgan to hasten a settlement. The effort reflects his anxious stance to bring the dispute to a swift close.
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J. P. Morgan
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
Quay
A New Story of Senator Hoar
A venerable gentleman visits Boston rail offices and, after a comic misidentification as Senator Hoar, discovers a diner overcharged by a meal. He identifies who paid for the meal during a careful rail records search, reimbursing the true payer with self-congratulatory gravity.
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Senator Hoar
Boston
New England
United States
Worcester
Bath Site
Joe Mitchell Chapple
National
Baseball Notes From The Era Of Early 1900s Vagaries
Cy Young has dropped three of his last four. Keeler batted safely in all but one of thirty two. Van Zandt impressed for Worcester. Collins warned Goheoy of Nashua Pink, Gokey held Tor to five runs last Thursday. Haverhill optimistic on 1908 New England pennant, Ti fields strong pitchers. Nashua plans a competitive season with new management and a capable skipper. Large crowd at Wilmington Brandywine game in Philadelphia. Wilmington wins 6 to 1, gate receipts attract near $500 per player.
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Cy Young
Keeler
van Zandt
Worcesters
Jimmy Collins
Goheoy
Nashua Pink
Worcester
Gokey
Toronto
Haverhill
New England
Nashua Club
New England League
Arthur Irwin
Columbia Park
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Brandywine
Chester
Portsmouth Notes On Docks And Town Affairs
Whispers of Portsmouth flourishing with gunning trips repairs at the C E Walker wharf and a new American Express sign at the depot. Talk of a musical society and a stronger City Improvement Society. Gas leaks on Deer and Vaughan, brick yards working, and steamer No 1 surprising firemen. Portsmouth expected better baseball next season, upcoming White Mountain excursions, steam heating readiness, and Admiral Reed’s interest in the Raleigh docking.
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Portsmouth
C. E. Walker
American Express Company
Newmarket
Dover
City Improvement Society
Deer
Vaughan
J. A
A. W. Walker
Mover Point
Admiral Reed
Raleigh
White Mountain
Hotel Wentworth
Deck crew edge Engineers in Navy Yard baseball game
At the navy yard on Saturday afternoon the deck force defeated the engine room division of the gunboat Viren ten to six in a lively game near the general store. McCoy and Cutter starred for the engine room while linesmen and fielders from both sides showed strong play and several players had not competed for years.
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General Store
Gimboat Viren
Wierce
Gny
Collins
Chapman
Figare
St. Johu
Mixer
Selahanty
Dwyer
Munson
Cotton
crew—Ponovan
Flw. Smith
Schroeder
Hinrn
Tann
Ranville
McCoy
Carter
EL Lb
Smith
Johnson
Cutter
Eck
Masse
Yankton
Marine Warrarcs
Wiliam Kelley
Heniersors Point
Nicholas Greux
Concord
Newport
Mouth and the Flame at Music Hall Next Thursday
Conrad Bodden and Clarence West present The Mouth and the Flame a major season event by A A Superb Production with a strong cast led by Anna Barton. Clyde Vile author of The Moth and the Flame features a witty masque first act and a dramatic church wedding interrupted by a brutal groom leading to the bride’s defiant exit. The play promises sharp humor and tense confrontation in a stylish New York setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Bodden
Clarence West
Music Hall
Clyde Vile
Lovers’ Lane
Barbara Kidtchie
Lttle Choldren
St. Hubbert’s Church
New York
Henrt
Anna Barton
Subdued colors predicted in men's neckwear trend
Observers note a shift away from bright tie colors as summer gives way to restrained winter style. Fashion forecasters anticipate subdued tones with rack dark blue and brown dominating haberdashers' imports as the coming season approaches.
Tangled Relations Star At Music Hall Tonight
Robert Whittler, one of the most promising American stage artists and likely the youngest of our heroes, headlines Tangled Relations at Music Hall this evening under manager J Dempsey who previously shared Daly's New York theater duties and is arranging Whittier's upcoming New York appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Whittler
Music Hall
Herors
J. ©. Dempsey
Augustus Daly
Fenton
New York
Mr. Dempsey
Dying Soldier Sees Roosevelt As He Tours Detroit
President Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Detroit at eight this morning and, after a city tour in gala attire, visited General Alger at luncheon and later called on Thomas K. Doherty at St. Marys hospital. Doherty, Spanish War veteran, is dying of consumption. The president expressed great cheer and offered to visit.
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Detroit
Mich
Roosevelt
Cardiac
Fort Street Presbyterian Church
R.A. Alger
Cardillac
St. Mary's Hospital
Thomas K. Doherty
Doherty
Alger
Movements of Naval Vessels Across Global Ports
The armored cruiser New York, flagship of Rear Admiral Rogers, arrived at Miyat su, Japan. The training ship Buffalo reached Port Said, while Lancaster sailed to New London from Cardiner's Bay. Ista fuslug from Singapore to Penang, Kentucky flagship of Rear Admiral Evans, and Yorktown left Yokohama for Woo sung, Helena from Kobe to Shanghai. The torpedo boat Wilkes is now in commission at Norfolk.
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Washington
New York
Rogers
Miyatsu
Japan
Buffalo
Port Said
Lancaster
Cardiner’s Bay
New London
Istafie Luzon
Singapore
Penang
Kentucky
Evans
Yorktown
Yokohama
Woosung
Helena
Kobe
Shanghai
Wilkes
Norfolk
White Mountain Paper Awards Major Mill Contracts
The White Mountain Paper company awarded contracts totaling nearly a million dollars for its Freenan's Point mill. Westinghouse Electric will supply 3 two kilowatt generators with motors valued around 21 000 dollars. Hamilton-Ortiss Engine of Hamilton Ohio lands the 8000 horsepower engine job about 150 000 dollars. Babcock Wilcox Boiler Company secures water tube boilers 20 000 horsepower approx 400 000 dollars. Several smaller contracts went to firms nationwide.
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White Mountain Paper Company
Freenan’s Point
Westinghouse Electrical Company
Hamilton—Ortiss Engine Company
Hamilton
Ohio
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Leominster
Quincy Auleborn
Gloucester
Newburyport
Northampton
Westfield Woburn
Thomas
Lester
Water Street
A. P. Wendell &% Co
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Exeter
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Jems
C. D. Swain
Academy
McFadden
Maine
Swain
Connors
Rochester Fair
Amesbury
Shoe Factory
Ase
Idoree Racing
Bieyela Haers
Stege
Oliver W
Muangbester
Fran Lasrence
Ted Dover
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Port
Lynaviit
Coansy Sunt
Nastia
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Paton
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Rochester
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