Two Months Sentence For Selling Water In Boston
John Murphy of Bath was sentenced to two months in jail after pleading guilty to attempted sale of liquor to a Maine man. The事件 describes a Boston alley exchange for Old Smuggler whiskey, leading to a court appearance and the two month sentence.
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Maine
John Murphy
Bath
Boston
John
John Mae
Jobin
King Willian TV
Black Reek
Anineessider
Joli Chase cd
Dnd
Herren
Garden Etreet
West Hind Herrin
AE de Bette
Wales
Maury Tarun
Verrin
Munietpead
Gartty
Enged
Corrertion
Railroads Discussed by Brunswick Counsel Wheeler
Bath Rotarians heard W. Wheeler of the Maine Central discuss railroad transportation. He outlined three historical periods including federal grants, private control, and recent government influence, noting current rates and regulations shape Maine rail service and urging Congress to pursue consolidation for efficiency.
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Wheeler
Maine Central
W. Wheeler
Brunswick
Votumser
Maine
Bibliog
Bunaity
Suice
Tarn
Gileed
Petitor
Marty Noore Peent
Fatia
Terkins
Plamex
Dienthy
Nesty Statinn
Eli Will
Martek Peer
Paneer
Bowdoinham Mail Pouch Outage Sparks Line Disruption
Bowdoinham residents report mail pouches on the station arm were out of order causing a pouch to be grabbed and mail spilled along the tracks as a train passed. The Independent’s weekly letter and other items were lost, while locals rely on the telephone for news from the town upriver.
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Bowdeinham
Independent
Nellie Perry
Lizzie Gass
Augusta
Albert Senderson
Town Hall
HL. HL. Dodge
Kents Hill
Kate Clair
Lewiston
Mabel
Florida
Haines Landing
Edward P. Kendall
J. M. Fulton
Georgie Dunham
Eming Snel
Riverside
Nona Fogg
Bath City
J.B. Cornish
Newtonville
Mass
Willian T Kendall
Beeston
Birge
Eclub
Lanily Rideout
Helen Britt
Ciara Powe
Herbert D. Cornish
R. J. Purington
Porthind
Mark Kogg
Ray Douglass
Padulius No Oy
Douglass
L. D. Stull
Main Street
Mcrionald Temple
Vythian Hall
Prank Daick
Ed. Hackett
G. Ro Cithes
Emily Rideout
Jens Dianeh
Ladies Aid
St. Patrick's
Boo
Massachuset
Istussedd
Mars
Aelen Grist
George Cotler
Portian Pons
Conon
Pleridi
Connen
Miliplin
Iostey
Cinaut
Broanswick
Porthimd
Frank Re Tack
National Grange Session In Maine Near November Jubilee
The National Grange plans a Maine gathering near November marking a jubilee event for farm organizations nationwide. Leaders anticipate a large turnout with prominent figures, drawing attention to farm issues and a potential local council shift as new members may join the city government.
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Maine
Totus Grange
Aire
Aera
Tarantis
Perquisites of a Legislator and Parliamentary Privilege
The piece surveys Congress salaries and perks, focusing on pairing duties and the hire of an assistant clerk. It recounts the franking privilege history and alleged abuses, including stationery, travel, and printing costs, and notes the political calculus behind self funded perks. It concludes that such practices are legal but costly to taxpayers, promising a follow up.
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Congress
House of Commons
United Kingdom
United States
House
Washington
Alvan T. Fuller
Massachusetts
Fuller
Tle
Sai
Senate
Cypegressmien
Daily Journal
Congressional Record
Sleaye
Independent Public Mart Advertisement Rates Notice
Advertisement rates for The Independent Public Mart are five cents per line with seven words per line on average. Minimum charge is fifteen cents. Send advertisements to The Independent by Tuesday night.
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Independent
Classifieds offer secondhand items and services
Multiple short notices advertise secondhand clothing including suits coats vests and pants for men and boys sizes small to large with prices. other ads seek dress goods tools and household items. An interior carpenter and barber shop services are offered with contact details and locations in Maine towns.
Knitting Yarns Advertised by Concord Worsted Mills
Pure wool blankets and skeins offered by Concord Worsted Mills in West Concord New Hampshire. Includes mentions of machine knitting and free yarn examples with OEM style listings.
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Concord Worsted Mills
West
Concord
New Hampshire
Birthday Party for Joan Tolnou Marks Eighth Birthday
Joan Tolnou celebrated her eighth birthday with a Monday party at 22 Bailey Street. Virginia Kingsley won the donkey’s tail prize. Guests included Virginia Kingsley Metts Lee Ethel Johnson Fred Wiary ward J Howard Dolmes Gilbert Fifield Raymond Jolson. Snacks and eight candles on the cake were served.
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Joan Tolnou
Bailey Street
Virginia Kingsley
Virginia Kingley
Metts Lee Ethel Johnson
Fred Wiayward
J Howard Dolmes
Gilbert Fifield
Raymond Jolson
Morse High Chosen Alternate for Bates Tournament
Morse High of Bath selected as alternate for the Bates tournament during a Lewiston and Portland sports writers meeting. Lewiston and Portland earn spots, along with Heering, while Morse backs the eight main teams though some backers hoped Morse would be included.
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Morse High
Morse High School of Bath
Bates
Lewiston
Porthand
Portland
Heering
Sohworth
Westbrook
Edward Little
Mexico
Rimnford
Deering
Dporthind
Richford
Rawford
South Portland
Edward Littl
Morse
Morsebackers
Bath School
Morse High teams set for season with pitcher Oliver leading
Morse High players begin baseball preparations as Kennebec Valley league enters second year. Captain Bonney and Steve McPhee depart, Billy Oliver headlines the mound with strong potential. New candidate Joyce arrives from Brownswick with recent pitching experience.
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Morse High
Soupbones
Amoll
Tayevite War Clubs
Ai Fan Ward
al" Bonney
Steve McPhee
Billy Oliver
Oliver
Joyce
Morse
Brounswick High
Likeness of Maine Governor King Highlighted by Bath Doctor
Dr. James O. Lincoln of Bath presented to Solar lodge of Masons an enlargement of a picture of William King the first Governor of Maine and first Master of Solar lodge. The State House in Augusta houses a Governor King portrait by TD De Coombs criticized for its likeness. Lincoln’s copy is praised as exceedingly fine and may join the State House gallery.
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Lewiston Journal
James O. Lincoln
Bath
Solar Lodge of Masons
Willian King of
Maine
Solar Lodge
Governor Wing
Gov. King
Lincoln
State House
Augusta
Locomotive Strikes Worker Walking to Factory
Charles Holbrook of the Phyde Windlass Co. was slightly injured Tuesday morning near Center street crossing when a inbound freight locomotive struck him as he walked along the track with others. He stepped aside for the approaching train but slipped and was knocked aside.
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Charles Holbrook
Phiyde Windlass Co
Center Street
Irom
Lacey Greenwood Weds Clarence Foss in Minot Home
Miss Lacey Greenwood of Lewiston married Clarence Foss of Sabattus at the bride’s mother Mrs. Jerry Hilborn home in Minot. The double ring ceremony had Greenwood’s brother Montford and the bride’s mother as attendants. The bride attends Milward Little High School Auburn and the groom works in Sabattus. They will reside in Sabattus.
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Bath
Lacey Greenwood
Lewiston
Clarence Foss
Sabattus
Jerry Hilborn
Minot
Montford Greenwood
Mechanic Falls
Milward Little High School
Auburn
Foss
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