Frye Case Note Urges Diplomatic Settlement With Germany
The note to Germany’s foreign minister proposes a combined settlement for the Frye sinking indemnity and treaty interpretation. It suggests appointing joint experts to fix indemnity, possibly aided by an umpire, with arbitration on treaty questions at once. The United States seeks a settlement while preserving non admittance of treaty rights violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Frye
William P. Frye
United States
Sullivan Speaks at Sing Sing Prison Boxing Visit
John L. Sullivan lectured 790 inmates at Sing Sing with a dinner intermission, calling the prison a hotel and urging self examination and a fight to a better future. The ex-champion, greeted by Assistant Warden Johnson, emphasized friendship over moralizing and urged prisoners to persevere and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John IL. Sullivan
John Barleycorn
Sing Sing
Boston Herald
Asbury Park
Sullivan
Thomas Mott Osborne
Johnson
Metropolitan Opera House
Bay Point guests attend minstrel show and dances
Mr and Mrs William French and niece Miss Wedge of Turner return from their annual vacation. About 150 attend the Casino minstrel show and dance to benefit the Casino fund. Olga Webber and guests perform monologue work followed by a pantomime and informal dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William French
Wedge
Turner
Casino
Rowe
Lewiston
Casino Fund
Olga Webber
Dean Cram
Boston
William Ginn
Gardiner
Hillcrest
Bessie Harvard Adams
Brooklyn
Henry Keen
Adams
Louise Howard
Lincoln
Harry Gould
Ralph and
Irving
Portland
Hammond
South Gardiner
Mrs. Cutler
Roslindale
Mass
Gordon Cottage
Butlers At Home Celebrate Mid Summer Gathering
Mr and Mrs Charles Henry Butler hosted a mid summer At Home at Mont sweag Farm Woolwich with perfect weather. About 150 neighbors and summer visitors attended including children treated to ice cream cake and candies. Hosts were assisted by Mrs William Allan Butler Miss Flagg Miss Mary Paul and Dr Ethan Flagg Butler. The home showcased farm improvements since 1914 and remarks from a departing guest likened the event to Christmas. Local gypsey moth fighters wrapped up work Monday under Charles Gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry Butler
Montsweag
Woolwich
Butler
William Allan Butler
Flagg
Mary Paul
Ethan Flagg Butler
Sequinland Campers Include Local Men and Women
Local church group from Center Methodist Church Malden Mass enjoys vacation at Sequinland Camps with leaders Miss Ida M Swett Mrs W J Stanton Miss Grace Slate and Miss Christine Balmer. Camp closes August 26. new arrivals Theodore Gibson Malden and Frank Stanton Revere. Bath Band plans concert and dance at Casino Southport August 27 drawing launch parties. Court notices from Sagadahoc Maine include probate actions for Susan J Bailey estate and Catherine Craig estate with orders for publicity and tax determinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Methodist Church
Malden, Mass
Seguinland
Ruth H. Bradlee
Margaret Bartosch
Elizabeth Ford
Viola Grothe
Marguerite Mackintosh
Grace Maxwell
Margaret Miller
Dorothy Parks
Hazel Robinson
Ruth Small
Bernice Vickerson
Bertha Wettergreen
Cora Whalen
Ida M. Swett
W. J. Stanton
Grace Slate
Christine Balmer
Theodore Gibson
Malden
Frank Stanton
Revere
Bath Band
Southport
Probate notices detail guardianships and estates in Sagadahoc
In Bath and surrounding towns Sagadahoc Probate Court actions include guardianship sales of minor real estate in Phippsburg Bowdoin and Georgetown. Petitions seek license to sell and convey property to benefit minors and executors request probate of wills and administration accounts with notices to interested parties.
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State OF
Maine
Sagddahoc
Georgie BE. Perkins
Epparate
Effie L. Spinney
J. Clarence Perkins
Edith J. Perkins
Reita V. Perkins
Andrew J. vVerkins
Phippsburg
Dutch Cove
Atkin's Bay
A. N. Osgood
Osgood
Dr. Percy
Percy
W. Gilbert
Atkin
Cox's Head
Gilman Percy
Ellis Percy
Lydia A. Lombard
Andrew J. Perkins
Bath
Georgie E. Perkins
Sagadahoc
State OF Maine
Joseph W. Cornish
Bowdoin
Harry J. Cornish
Cross Road
Borough Road
Bowdoin Center
Lisbon
George Jones
Said Jones
Wilbert Carver
Frank Varney
Said Varney
B. A. Beal
Beal
Provate
Sigedahoce
Annie L. Sullivan
Mary Agnes Sullivan
Jeremiah Franklin Sullivan
Annie Louise Sullivan
Elizabeth May Sullivan
Jeremiah Louis Sullivan
Huse
Joseph Huse
Peter Perow
Webster
Sagadahon
George Girdham Ainley
Leslie Girdham Ainley
George Henry Ainley
Marion Hilder Ainley
Georgetown
Rose Emmons
Annie M. McMahan
A. D
Stephen Killam
John L. Ellis
Richmond
Bath Independent
James S. Lowell
Estate of Angier H. Merriman Administrator Notice
Estate of Angier H. Merriman late of Topsham Sagadahoc deceased has bonds as required. All persons with claims must present for payment immediately. T Olin Merriman Administrator August 8 1915.
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State OF
Maine
Sagadahoc
Marie Louise Lobbe
Topsham
Said
George Lobbe
Marie Louise Lebbe
Marie Louise Bernier
Marie Louise
Lobbe
Sagaduhoe
Fred H. Thompson
State OF Maine
Bath
Bath Independent
Maria E. Grover
Bowdoin
Joseph H. Cox
Angier H. Merriman
T. Olin Merriman
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John L. Sullivan
Ralph Tibbets
Melrose Highlands
Hill Crest
Tibbets
Whipper Sears and Ogden
Myra Thorndike
Mede
Ocea Cahill
New York
George Caughey
Philip
Waltham
Helen Potter
Emily
Potter Cottage
Donald Thompson
Red Top
Popham
Miss Webber
Ida Purington
Coombs
Montsweag Farm
Lansing
Charles Gross
Joseph M. Trott
McDonald B. White
Susan J. Bailey
Anna EF. Butler
Fred F. Butler
Catherine Craig
JAMES _S. LOWELL
Atte Cyrus
W. Longley
Cyrus W. Longley
Atles Cyprus
Register
James &. Lowell
Paul D. Henseler
Mathilda Henseler
Hedwig Helbing
Hoboken
New Jersey
Peter Helbing
New York City
Er. W. Bridgham
John H. Bryant
William T. Bryant
James
Lowell
Harvey Oil Co
Said County
Edward H. Carlton
Margaret A. Groves
W.longeely
Cyrus W. Longgley
Sagadahog
Sarah F. Bagley
Frances A. Barnes
Flora Starbird Weymouth
Frank Starbird
James Ss. Lowell
Abbie P. Powers
Elias H. Powers
Martha J. Tibbetts
James Tibbetts
Attes Cyrus v. Longley
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