Political calls for party unity and park improvements in New England
The piece urges Republicans to rally for the September elections and support the full ticket while Democrats promise a strong slate. It notes Merrymeeting Park’s neglect, Roosevelt’s Americal arrival and farm prospects, railway pace with white pole signals, boating safety cautions, and roadway speed concerns.
Amphi II Craft Aims to Tackle Surf Beach Land Travel
Admiral Howells backs a hybrid amphibious boat the Amphi II featuring outside side wheels with water catching buckets, a large hollow tail for ballast, and a propulsion system combining paddle wheels and a propeller. It aims to land on beaches, run in surf, and carry fuel for half a day, targeting life saving stations and fishermen. The craft will trial at Popham Beach and later travel to Hotel Nassau Long Beach.
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Admiral Howells
Amphi
Independent
Popham Beach
Nassau
Long Beach
Long Island
Black
Leon W. Berry
Dorchester
Charles Morse
J. Parker Morse
Barker
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Albert Morse
Phippsburg Happenings Highlight Fourth of July Plans
The Roundabouts vote to furnish a shore dinner for July 4 and the Wayside Gleaners join in. plans for sports and games at Small Point. Boat service from Bull Rock bridge enables Bath visitors. Arthur Kemp agrees to provide a dinner venue at Aliquippa Hotel. Bethany projects include new cottages demand and coastal improvements.
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Lizzie Eaton
Small Point
Bull Rock Bridge
Bath
Arthur Kemp
Aliquippa Hotel
New Meadows
Oscar C. Rogers
Popham Beach
Bodwell Grange
Merrill & Trott
Woolwich
N. A. Cushman
Burnt Coat Island
Cushman
Casco Bay
C. W. Rogers
Probate notice of estate in Sagadahoc County Bath Maine
Herbert W. Norton administrator seeks probate for Elizabeth R. Norton estate of Bath Maine. Real estate on Bedford Street bounded by Rog ers land Norton land and a plan for heirs of John Smith is described. Public hearing set for July 5 1910 at Bath Probate Court with publication of notice.
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State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Herbert W. Norton
Bath
Elizabeth R. Norton
Bedford
Charles H. Rogers
Roger
Herbert T. Norton
Norton
Rogers
John Hayden
John Smith
Maine
Bedford Street
George Rich
Ames S. Lowell
Akees W. Longley
State OF
Edward L. Reed
David E. Hathorne
Woolwich
Samuel Boardman Reed
Said
Sarah M. Reed
Rockland
D. E. Hathorne
Bath Independent
James
Lowell
Treat W. Longley
Register
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Alonzo Terrill
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Roy Lester Smith
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John D. Eastman
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Rufus Lombard
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John H. Carter
Albion K. Mooers
North Cambridge
Mass
John G. Morse
Winnegance
Boston
J. H. Hardy
Charles W. Clifford
Popham
C. W. Pittman
Irwin McIntire
Stone School
Grace Percy
CC. H. Saunders
Waltham
Benedict H. Maher
Augusta
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Judge Hardy
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D. T. Percy
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Cambridge
Charles Hyde
Malden
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Hamburg, N. Y
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