Bath Through the Tide of 1911 Highlights
Bath news covers Eastern Steamship Co. oil burners cutting crew, local fire and police matters, harbor commerce, coastal weather, and social events. It notes a prohibition banner discovery, Bath Iron Works activity, civic deals, summer guests, ferry records, and regional transportation developments.
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Bath Iron Works Progress Report on New Facilities
Aug. 9 1911 report notes ongoing work on a new stable carriage house and brass foundry at Bath Iron Works. Construction advances include structural framing and site preparation as the facility expands capacity.
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Bath Iron Works
E. M. Fuller
Miss Bernice Potter Returns From Boston Visit
Miss Bernice Potter returns to her city home from a three weeks visit in Waltham Massachusetts today. A crew will reach the schooner City from Boston tomorrow morning aboard the boat sailing into the harbor.
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Temple Heights
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Dorothy Daley
D. T. Percy & Sons Store
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Bernice Potter
Waltham, Mass
English officers visit Standcliffe Hurst at Small Point cottage
Capt. David Mosley and Lieut. Michael Bonzoni with B R N rank join English friends of Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Standcliffe Hurst as guests at their Small Point cottage, reflecting social travel patterns of the era.
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Boston
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Farrin Street
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Margaret Scanlon
Arthur Paulson
Lynn
Mass
David Mosley
Michael Bonzoni
Christopher Standcliffe Hurst
Small Point
Knox and Lincoln Debt to Be Paid in Ten Years
City records show the Knox and Lincoln debt, rooted in 1869 railroad bonds, to be extinguished in about ten years. Refunding bonds totaling $50,000 are paid at $5,000 yearly as part of a long postwar financial saga involving Bath Maine figures and the U S S Dewey launch era.
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Arthur J. Dunton
Warren R. Munsey Wins Cherished Baseball MVP
Warren R. Munsey Jr. of Bath won the Most Valuable Player award in the State Junior Legion Baseball Playoffs at Togus. The 16 year old catcher hit four home runs in the title games, including a three homer game, and previously earned the 1950 tournament hitter trophy. He is a Morse High School junior and a standout football halfback.
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Naval Academy Superintendent Recounts Board Review
Admiral Hill recalled a two year old special board including General Bis en ter president of the University of Missouri found the systems of the Naval Academy and another institution adequate. He said the Academy enrollment is about 3800 and noted his Bath ties with a 1934 residence at 40 Summer Street.
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Strube Promoted to Superintendent at Bath Box Co
E. T. Strube of 20 Springstreet has been promoted from maintenance foreman to superintendent at Bath Box Co., filling the post left vacant by the late William Temple.
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Africa area three times that of Europe
The statement asserts Africa covers a land area about three times larger than Europe, describing a regional comparison of sizes across continents.
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