Charles M Lincoln Honored as New York World Editor
Bath friends recall Charles M Lincoln managing editor of the New York World as a model of energy foresight and fairness. The profile notes his decisive news strategy during print shortages, pursuit of feature stories, exploration interests, and six years leading the World under Pulitzer principles.
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Bath
Charles M. Lincoln
New York
The
New York World
Lincoln
Mr. Lincoln
Morning World
Nicaragua
New York Herald
Royal Geographical Society of London
Andre
Joseph Pulitzer
Pulitzer
Benjamin B. Goodman
Fresno
Cal
Goodman
Edward B. Winslow
Barcelona
Spain
Newport News
Winslow
Portland
One Way to Secure Peace Opinion Piece
An editorial argues peace hinges on the German people turning against their government regardless of U S entry into the war or battles in France. The piece notes strategic questions while reporting Mr Green of Orr's Island visiting town Tuesday.
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Lewiston Sun
United States
France
Mr. Green
Orr’s Island
Six Weeks Sleighing Amid March Snowstorm
Local notes report heavy late winter weather with a six week sleighing stretch in March. Sheriffs detain an entire Water St. family. water crossings by ice to Lines Island possible after snowfall. Bath streets struggle with drifts as teachers miss school and trolleys are blocked.
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Water St
Woolwich
Bath
E. W. Hyde
Augusta
Sagadahoc
Clark School of Penmanship
Brunswick
M. W
Bowdoinham
West Bath
A. Bernard Webber
Rowley
First Baptist Church
Avon
Edgecomb
Cumberland
EK. J. Weseen
Maine Central
U. S. Signal Corps
Plattsburg
George E. Thompson
Inland Fisheries and Game Committee
Thompson
Theoline
Belfast
R. B. Sommerville
Pensacola
Italy
Morris Jewett
Virginia Paine
Ruth Goodwin
Frieda McAllister
Frances Mann
Alvin Coss
Auburn
Lewiston
Maine
W. J. Quillin
Bethel
Del
Massasoit
Cape Charles
Quillen
W. J. Quillen
H. D. Maxwell
Waldo Trust Company
Pejepscot Paper Co
New York
Duplex Roller Bushing Co
Pejepscot Co
Maine Pulp
Abbout
Supt. Fuller
Fortnightly Club Drama Postponed Until April
Local society items note the Fortnightly Club theatricals delayed to April. Community updates cover snow removal on Front St, funeral attendance for Mrs. Hardie, and public visit restrictions at City Hall amid wartime scare.
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Front St
John A. Foote
Bowdoinham
Bath Athletic Association
John Richards
Texas Yard
Texaco Club
Edward Billings
Frank Dingley
Choate
Donald
Perkins
J. McNulty
Virginia
Popham
McIntire
Bath Road
Charles McCausland
Bath Opera House
Ann Dowling
Shaw St
Opera House
E. A. Harrington
Pine St
Hattie L
Antoinette
Rev. S. A. Evans
Oak Grove Cemetery
U. S. District Court
Portland
John H. Elliot
Woolwich
E. W. Bridgham
Bath
Augustus Perow
Federation of Women’s Clubs of
District of Columbia
House of Representatives
Washington
United States
U. S
Morse
Singleton Palmer
Bowen
Boston
Palmer
Percy & Small Yard
Frank S. Bowker
Times
West Indies
Hampton Roads
Sound
New York
Cape
Bath Topics: Ships, Weather, and Local News Mix
Reading notes report cold for Wednesday while Senator Baxter returns from Augusta. Popham Life Saving Crew logged no sea calls. Bath Edison League game notes. Brunswick delays due to engine trouble. Coast Guard assigns neutral duties at Portland. Margaret I. chartered for coal trip to Para at 14 a ton. bronze accident at Windlass works. Local property transfers, funerals, and theater crowd scenes amid nautical and shipping updates.
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Senator Baxter
Augusta
Popham
Bath Office League
Texas Office
Park League
Eurekas
Pilgrims
Pullman
Brunswick
Bangor
Bath
Coast Guard
Androscoggin
Geneau
Peaslee
A. M. Randol
Popham Wharf
Portland
Fort Baldwin
High and
Winter Sts
Hooper
Winter St
Charles H. Hooper
Fred Hooper
New York
Joseph Solovich
G. B. Holbrook
Georgia
Frank Curtis
W. A. Robinson
Bowdoinham
Carleton Lancaster
Lancaster
Mary L. Curtis
Lizzie Holbrook
Topsham
Virginia
Sabine Hill
McNulty
Mother Carey
Jefferson Theatre
Kate Douglas Wiggin
D. C. Jackling
San Francisco
Cyprus
Kennebec
John North Willys
Seattle
Cox & Stevens
Fore River Co
Maine Indoor Meet Opens with Maine Relay and Championship Wins
The Boston Athletic Association indoor meet in Mechanics Building opens with four hundred athletes. Bowdoin beats Colby in the relay, Maine defeats Bates, and Maine wins the Maine championship over Bowdoin with 3 minutes 8.5 seconds. The notice includes probate actions in Sagadahoc and administrator Ramsey's settlement request for Louie J. Ramsey, with publication and filing deadlines.
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Boston Athletic Association
Mechanics
Bowdoin
Colby
University of Maine
Bates
Championship of Maine
Louie J. Ramsey
Woolwich
Sagadahoc
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George Ll. Neagle
Thomas P. Neagle
Michiel J. Neagle
Detroit
Michigan
Catherine Devine
Margaret Crocker
Lynn
Massachusetts
Richard Neagle
Mary Neagle
Thomas Neagle
Washington Street
Jeremiah Robinson
Hezekiah Wyman
Wyman
Robinson
T. D. Robinson
Caleb S. Jenks
George IL. Neagle
State OF
James L. Lowele
Cyrus W. Longley
Axford
Scottish Union & National
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Eaey
Massachusetts Fire and Marine Insurance Company Boss
Walter Rachard
Lee's
Everett C. Benton
Vermont Mutual Surance Company
Montpelier
Heer Weseevees Real Estate and Bank
Ee Peewee
Ee Eewee
American Surety Company
Equitable Accident Company
Lumber Mutual
Mass
Suran Kf CO
Ss. Crosby CO
Pennslyvania
Lafayette
Philadelphia
Ance Co
Lowell
Massachu
Pebert
JE Sy Crosby
London Guaranter
AOCT
Dent CO Ltd
U S
Cago
Hanover Fire Ins. Co
York Ptp
Drake & Son
W. Randlett
Richmond
Maryland Casualty Company
Baltimore
Lloyd's Plate Glass Ins
York
Reed
Asee
Anese
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