Bath Local Notes Highlight Travel, Yachting, and Court Update
The local column reports Alder men approving primary election warrants and a Bath to Sagadahoc ferry collision. It notes Kenneber Yacht Club treasurer change, lumber ships delayed by light winds, and a legal case in Sagadahoe docket involving Augustus Perow Co. v Lewiston Security Co with a $104.4% damages ruling. It also mentions blooms, a brain abscess recovery, and summer travel rise.
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Board of Aldermen
Ninamoers
Fred E. Witham
Union Street
Dorothy Perkins
Mr. Witham
Harold Small
City Hospital
Bath
Maine
Kenneber
Joseph A. Martin
Martin
Portland
Robert P. Murphy
Portjland
Port Bolivar
New London
Sagadahoc
Clifford
New England
Lewiston
Lewistons
Lynn
Haverhill
Boothby’s
Islands
Sunich
Southport
Down River
Brunswick Road
New Jersey
Trasedline
Brian
Harding
Lewiston Security Co
Sagadahoe
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Dunton
Newell & Skelton
Bath News Highlights From A Busy Week
Bath reports heavy mail traffic and evening lights, with excursions to Ocean Point and Squirrel Island. A workhouse inmate was returned to serve the remainder of his term while work progresses on street repairs and new signs in Center Street. The Trinculo auxiliary cruiser arrives, and Werner Gutman and Bath residents are elected to leadership posts at Rumomeo Manufacturing. Rev Harold Holbrook speaks at People’s Church and a profitable prayer meeting follows.
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Bath
Hlarpswell
Ocean Grove
Pejepscot Mills
John
Ocean Point
Squirrel Island
Old Orchard
Cox
Virginia
Fred Wyman
Bay Point
Thes An
Franklin Hall
Wiscasset
Stevens
Roy
Carleton
Woolwich
Center Street
Bath Opera House
C. E. Curtis
Baker
Clarence H. Venner
Dennis
Mass
Cape Sable
Nova Scotia
New York
Halifax
Gvreet
Harold Holbrook
Vastor Evans
Strong Quartet Pledges Republican Principles in Maine races
The piece outlines Harold M. Sewall and three fellow Republicans as principled leaders. It recalls Sewall leaving the Democratic party after a family clash over 1896 Bryan candidacy, his Samoa consul general service, and Maine legislative reforms. It lauds John A. Peters and Frank L. Guernsey for record and district service, urging votes for a high standard of Republican integrity.
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Ord
New England
Democracy
Harold M. Sewall
Democratic Party
Samoa
Sewall
William J. Bryan
Arthur Sewall
Maine
Hawaiian Islands
Congress
John A. Peter
Blaine
L. Guernsey
Washington
Aron
Ional
Mienussure
Hiiehtandard
Maine Movement organized after mass meeting of state leaders
The Maine Movement gathered Augusta leaders and business figures from across the state with former Governor Cobb as president. Key officers include J C Gerry of Lewiston as vice president and C S Stetson as second vice president, with A A Heald and William Lawry among secretaries. The executive committee lists prominent regional leaders and industry figures. The Chestnut Street ball team defeated the Regulars 9 to 4, in a strong showing by Chestnut Streets players. Mrs. Joseph Meyer arrived from Boston for business, then returned to rejoin her husband at Charlestown Navy Yard.
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Arrowsic
Robinhood
Kennebec
Androscoggin
Capt. Lake
Sagamore
Neqwasset
Menawormet
Mewhotwormet
Nequasset
Augusta
William T. Cobb
John C., Gerry
Lewiston
C. S. Stetson
Maine State Grange
Frederick P. Abbott
Saco
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs
A. A. Heald
Waterville
Ym.c.a
William E. Lawry
Maine Senate
Roy L. Marston
Skowhefan
Silas B. Adams
Portland
John R. Graham
Bangor
Bertrand G. McIntyre
East Waterford
Walter S. Wyman
Augusia
Central Maine Power Co
Carl F. Milliken
Island Lalls
Jasper Wyman
Milbridge
W. Wu. West
Belfast
Louis B. Goodall
Sanford
Chestnut Street
Chestnut Streets
McLeane
C. Holbrook
A. Gediman
G. Burns
A. Holbrook
J. Miller
C. Chapman
Lewis
Chase
Crocker
G. Williams
J. Williams
Rhines If
Warner
Lermond
Joseph Meyer
Boston
Charlestown Navy Yard
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Moore
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Newcastle
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J. Reed Bailey
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Christopher Lebeth
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Kennebec River
Manawormet
Matawormet
Merry Meeting
Abbagadasset
Kennehis
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North Yarmouth
Robert Gutch
Alex. Thwait
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John Gutch
Robin Hood
Robert Hoode
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Derumken
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Darumken
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