Plummer May Run for Congress in Second Maine District
Edward C. Plummer of Bath arrives in Washington as Atlantic Carriers' Association representative urging repeal of Panama Canal tolls exemption for coastwise vessels and Modifications to La Follette Seaman's bill. He hints at a possible Maine congressional bid if canal tolls shift politics.
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Washington
Bangor Commercial
Edward C. Plummer
Bath
Wilson
Panama Canal
Plummer
Atlantic Carriers’ Association
House
Maine
Congress
McGillicuddy
Rep. McGillicuddy
Judiciary Committee
New England
Unfailing law preached on narrow path to life
Rev E C Downey of the Church of the Messiah in Portland spoke on An Unfailing Law from the Sermon on the Mount. He argued the narrow path applies to all life, urging self denial for musicians artists and business people to reach high goals.
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E. C. Downey
Church of the Messiah
Portland
Universalist
Francis Raweis
New Zealand
Universalist Church
Mill proprietor severely scalded at Phippsburg mill
Monday at ten o clock a.m. Henry McKay of McKay's mill Phippsburg was scalded on face and hands while unscrewing a boiler pipe in a non operating mill. A physician was sent for to dress the burns. Mrs. Lester Perry of Randolph visited relatives in the city.
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McKay
Lester Perry
Randolph
Superintendent warns schools over dangerous railroad crossings
Supt. Flood sent a letter to North Street school principals urging strict student crossing discipline after reports of children walking along tracks and climbing moving trains near North St crossing. He notes several narrow escapes and says if complaints persist, schools may extend day to separate from train arrivals at 11:30 and 3:30. Daniel Brierly returned home from Oakland, Me., after several weeks away.
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Flood
North Street
North Grammar
North St. Crossing
Grammar Pupils Sing in City High School Assembly
Miss Bakeman organized a music assembly for seventh and eighth graders in the High School Assembly Hall. Pupils practiced soprano alto and tenor parts as they sang songs studied this year and heard Madame Schuman-Heink’s Silent Night on the Victrola. About ten Winneganee pupils joined, bringing total participants near 300.
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Stinson
Barnes
South St
Douglas
Weeks St
Blair
Upper Washington St
Turner
Marston
North St
Trask
Helen Keller Hears Sound in Los Angeles Miracle
Miss Helen Keller the deaf blind and for a time dumb girl heard sound through her ears for the first time last Thursday in Los Angeles. A short selection from Die Walkure sung by Mme Saltzman Stevens penetrated to her brain and she cried I have heard I could weep for joy. The moment occurred during a chance meeting with the two women and a few attendees.
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Helen Keller
Los Angeles
Mme. Saltzman-Stevens
Chicago Grand Opera Co
Morse High School First Honor Scholars Named
Morse High School honors list for the year half ending Feb 16 includes top scholars by class. Senior Frances Southard Miriam Adams Grace Eggleston. Junior Helen Farrell Bernice Merrill Harold Ward. Sophomores John Miller Louise Craven Beatrice Merrill Mary Monroe Helen Child Dorothy Totman Leo Burke Margaret Miller Rutherford White Margaret Conley Ruby Farrin Fanny Green Eura Fielding. Freshmen Bessie Brown Josephine Crossman Anna Trott Ruth Fox Mildred Curtis Margaret Hanson Cora Minard Forest Rogers Ruth Skillings.
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Montgomery
Morse High School
Frances Southard
Miriam Adams
Grace Eggleston
Helen Farrell
Bernice Merrill
Harold Ward
John Miller
Louise Craven
Beatrice Merrill
Mary Monroe
Helen Child
Dorothy Totman
Leo Burke
Margaret Miller
Rutherford White
Margaret Conley
Ruby Farrin
Fanny Green
Eura Fielding
Bessie Brown
Josephine Crossman
Anna_ Trott
Ruth Fox
Mildred Curtis
Margaret Hanson
Cora Minard
Forest Rogers
Ruth Skillings
Big Black Diamond Coal Found On Popham Beach
Anson M. Oliver found an eight pound lump of cannel coal washed ashore at Popham after a storm two weeks ago. He also has a 24 pound piece from the same source kept as a souvenir. The coal, marked by sea breakage, burns freely and cuts like hard cheese. Mrs. Carl C. Troop and daughter Margery visit Mrs. Henry Caddy in Boston.
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Webber
Popham
Anson M.oliver
Oliver
Small Point
Wildlife intrigue as ducks vanish from Maine fields
Bath and Woolwich observers report dense flocks of wild ducks in Sheepscot Bay and lower Kennebec, while many flight birds arrive first signaling late winter. Local hunts note high woodcock and partridge kills, wolves increase near Moosehead, and a Bath dog chases a fox overnight. Port land Power Boat Association reelects Commodore Schonland. Irving Clark named to lead.
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Maine
Woolwich
Allie Trott’s Cove
Patten
David and
John Reed
West Woolwich
Oak Point
al. Ridley
King of the Bay
Mr. Ridley
Butler
Hound Sandy
W. 3. Brown
Bath
Reynard
Arrowsiv
Sandy
Arrowsic
Georgetown
Nequasset
Maine Water Works
Timesman
Moosehead Lake
Charles Schonland
Portland Power Boat Association
Ervin A. Clark
F. B. Breene
E. E. Crocker
C. S. Wiliams
C. D. Thordike
D. S. Merrill
Arnold Holden
For Sale Notices from Woolwich Winthrop and Portland
Classified items advertise Indian Runner Duck eggs and turnips with contact details, book orders for R I Red baby chicks delivering after May 13, Timothy seed sold by wholesale dealer I Thompson in Portland, and a local seed offer with pricing and quantities. Items include contact names Ida Adams J F Upton I L Thompson and addresses in Maine.
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Ll. S. Ryan
P. O. Box
Woolwich
R. I. Red
Ida Adams
Winthrop
Pinklets Promise Gentle Constipation Relief
Pinklets correct constipation by gently aiding sluggish bowels and torpid liver without gripe or stomach upset. Safe for all ages, with no harsh effects, and available at 25 cents per bottle. Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY offers a Pinklet book on causes symptoms and treatment.
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Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Insurance Company Assets and Liabilities Across Agents
The document lists admitted assets and liabilities for multiple insurers as of December 31, 1913, detailing net unpaid losses, unearned premiums, other liabilities, cash capital, and surplus. It includes entries for D. M. Humphreys and Co Bath Maine and several agents in Boston Augusta and Otisfield with totals showing liabilities and surplus figures. A separate fragment advertises a lost silver mesh bag on Oak or Washington Street, offering a reward.
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Tanovter
Ross
Ro Drake and Sons
Jos
Ruanaddetties
Riehmoeond, Me
Sagidahoeth
Harry M. Stone
East Otsfield
Salyer Eee
OSH
Ee Ae
D. M. Humphreys and Co
Bath
Sagaudihoe
Oak
Washington St
Jack Shaw
Oak St
Jissets
SHAS
Gish Capital
SS ST Aes
Lolo H.G
Re. C Carll
Augusta
M. Stone
Eee
East Otisfield
Nsw York
Glass Ins
New York
Eftie
Ind Bank
Bath M
E W. Hyde
Saint Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Saint Paul
Minnesota
Suthasso
HE E. I
Maxwell and Co
Buth
Sugadualive
Aia
Owen J Ledyard
NEW Hampshire Fire Insurance Fec
Manchester
Tou
Ea Sud
ISO
Cope
Hivele Neent
Bath Me Sredi
Glass Insurance
Ieee
Vegerits
Balantees
Hiierest Anal Rents
Snel Plus
Patchard Torike
Bagsdiihioe
Ttl
Sagadahoe
Tes Central Mand Proneerers
Miurt Act
Insurance Company
Ngee Ov
Ulobutss Otto
THE
Lumber Mutual Fire Ins, Co
Boston
Mass
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Merrymeeting Bay Bridge
C. D. Newell
William T. Hall
Noble Maxwell
Merrill McKenney
W. N. Price
Maine Central
Daniel Brierly
Oakland
Fletcher
Har
M. H. S. Assembly Hall
Mrs
Carl C. Troop
Margery
Mrs. Troop
Henry Caddy
J. F. Upton
Winneganee
M. V. Whidden
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Atwood
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