Trial headlines from Lewiston case bar week in county court
Long Maine county court report covers verdicts in Barrett vs Lewiston Bath Street Railway for 2912 to plaintiff. Laurier vs Steadman contested fire origin and a quick verdict for the defendant. Rogers vs Foote awarded 385.25 on assault claim with appeal noted. Keefe murder case progresses through jury selection and opening statements with details of witnesses and venue challenges.
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Supreme Court
John W. Barrett
Lewiston, Brunswick and Bath Street Railway
Paintiff
George R. Laurier
Als
John A. Steadman
Follws
Foreman
T. W. Skelton
Pearl West
Bowdoin
William H. Blanchard
Joseph R. Call
Philip C. Nealey
Bowdoinham
Herbert S. Bowker
Phippsburg
Frank G. Coombs
West Bath
William D. Coombs
Charles R. Donnell
James E. Drake
William E. P. Hatch
Bath
A. M. Lancaster
Richmond
Bay Point
Steadman
White & Carter
Lewiston
E. C. Plummer
Lillie M. Rogers
Charles R. Foote
O. P. Coffin
Fred S. Sawyer
Arthur F. Lar- Tabee
John H. Hanscom
Yagar L. Hunter
Charles H. Carey
Topsham
George A. Walker
Harvey T. Bailey
Woolwich
Daniel Webber
Charles F. Wade
Perkins
George F. Willis
Arrowsic
Walter C. Perry
Mildred Keefe
Honard Martin Keefe
Arthur H. Stetson
Pattangall
Waterville
Keegan & Brighham
Stetson
Joan P. Sturtevant
North
Lincoln Streets
North Street
Wing Farm
Court House
John J. Keegan
Lucius M. Lemont
George A. Baker
Harry C. Webber
McFadden
James McCausland
Fred S. Curtis
Cora Freeman
Julia E. G. Stinson
Mary M. Grant
Harriet Berg
Robert Gordon
Harold Wing
Rupert Wing
Phillip Wilson
William B. Elkington
William Gibbard
William E. Webster
Martin Keefe
Edward McAuliffe
Miles Purington
John S. Ballou
F. N. Whittier
Bowdoin College
Marshall Cram
Robert H. Donnell
Horace Fox
From Stowaway to Citizen A Parker Head Man’s Naturalization
James Christiansen of Parker Head appeared before Judge Spear to secure his naturalization papers. Captain Redford T. Kelley testified how, 16 years ago, he found the Norwegian boy James Christiansen as a stowaway aboard the schooner Merom and aided his path to American citizenship and a career as an engineer.
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James Christiansen
Parker Head
Phippsburg
Judge Spear
Christiansen
Redford T. Kelley
Captain Kelley
Mr. Christiansen
Charles V. Minott
Kelley
West Indies
New York
Norway
Jimmy
Parker
Bowdoinham Receives $2500 Honor Gift for School Name
Bowdoinham residents learned Miss Viola Coombs gifted 2500 dollars in memory of her brother John C. Coombs, a Bowdoinham native and late Boston lawyer, to name the new high school the John C. Coombs High School.
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Bowdoinham
Viola Coombs
John C. Coombs
Bowdeinham
Boston
Unique Time Piece From Detroit Captivates City
Edward Pinson of the south end owns a rare timepiece sent by his Detroit based brother. The eight day watch, chain and two Hungarian coins weigh two and three quarters pounds. Coins dated 1771 and 1780, the watch valued at least 150 dollars though the offer was declined.
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Edward Pinson
South End
Detroit
Enlargements Planned at New Meadows Inn and Meadowbrook
Plans under serious consideration call for a large addition to New Meadows Inn to increase dining room seating before the summer season. Michael J. Frye of Meadowbrook Inn plans a sizable house addition to expand his dining space and is hauling lumber from a mill at Winneganee creek. James Farrell of Boston, chief naturalization examiner, visited town this week for government work tied to white slave investigations, sharing details with local officials. Potatoes remain high and may rise further.
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Independent
New Meadows Inn
Michael J. Frye
Meadowbrook Inn
Winneganee Creek
James Farrell
Boston
Farrell
Bear in Phippsburg Woods Startled town and kept children indoors
In Phippsburg residents report a large black bear at large in the woods near Basin schoolhouse. William Dunning spied the animal behind a pile and fled home at speed. Abner Wilson found bear tracks and hair near a fence. Hunters have yet to capture the bear, heightening town unease.
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William Dunning
Basin
Mr. Dunning
Abner Wilson
Phippsburg
December in Maine Among Warm Decembers on Record
The December month in Maine ranked as one of the warmest in forty years, with only three warmer Decembers on record. Precipitation was unusually heavy at 4.49 inches, about 0.88 inches above normal, per the Maine weather bureau report.
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Maine Weather Bureau
January markdown sales draw dollars from savings
A portion of consumer dollars that had been set aside earlier is being released as January markdown sales begin. Shoppers flock to stores, triggering early-season discounts and higher receipts across retailers.
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