International concerns and political opinion mix with naval exploits
A wide review covers European and Central American tensions, Panamanian independence, and U S foreign policy. It notes Russian advances near Asiatic Turkey, the Panamanian revolution’s impact on the canal, and critiques a proposed $25 million payment. It also discusses the National Guard, Justice Hughes, and German naval daring including the Ponga raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
United States
Colombia
United Stas
Panama
Bogota
Washington
South
Central America
Bowdoinham Adopts Water Plant Deal Without Litigation
The Bath Water District will acquire its water plant from Maine Water Co without litigation. Trustees and the company describe negotiations as businesslike and conciliatory, with no added costs to taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Water District
Maine Water Co
Morse High interclass meet crowns class of 1918 champions
The Morse High School interclass meet at the YMCA Saturday crowned the 1918 class as overall victors. Coss won the 20-yard dash final. high jump saw 1918 tie for first at 4 feet 8 inches. 1916 and 1918 led relay events with close times. Officials included J. P. King and W. A. MacCormick. ribbons were awarded for first to third places. Tickets for a Bowdoin Musical Clubs concert and dance were announced for next Monday.
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Y.M.C. A
Morse High School
Merrill
Cass
McMann
Ilow
Pinkham
Preble
Pomeroy
Mason
Douglass
Pickfard
C. Attaya
A. Attaya
A. Holbrook
Talbot
M. Holbrook
Coss
Holbrook
Crane
McDonald
Pickard
McFadden
Low
Cook
Leydon
J. P. King
W. A. MacCormick
C. L. Smith
N. B. Cortell
Leland R. Mitchell
King
Music Hall
Bowdoin Musical Clubs
Seaso
Sagadahoc Leads Maine Orange Lecturers Delegation
Sagadahoc was the banner county at the Maine Orange Lecturers conference in Augusta, with the largest number of delegates. The Sagadahoc group included Olive Lamreau, Herbert Adams, Pearl Turner, Grace Hopkins, Mildred Hunt, Elmer Rich, Evelyn Hodgdon, Madelyn Berry, and Joanna Hodgkins. The two day sessions featured instructive talks, and delegates were hosted at the Augusta House with a party on Wednesday evening. Five Islands Grange, the state’s youngest, grew to 64 charter members after organizing four months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Maine Orange
Augusta
Olive Lamreau
Progressive
Herbert Adams
Pearl Turner
Merrymeeting
Grace Hopkins
Topsham
Mildred Hunt
Dirigo
Elmer Rich
West Bath
Evelyn Hodgdon
Woolwich
Madelyn Berry
Five Islands
Joanna Hodgkins
Sagadahoc Pomona
Augusta House
Park Bowling League Standings Shuffle Midweek
Woodmen move up to share third with Red Men as Hyde in Woodlass leads narrowly over B.I.W. Orioles top second division.
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Park
Woodmen
Red Men
Hyde
Wdlass
B.I.W. l
Orioles
Hyde ‘Windlass
B.1
Moose
Elmhursts
K. of C. Telephones
Epicures
Adams
M. Oliver
Farrar
Cuttting
Cedric Martin
Chester Martin
Frates
Billings V. Miller
Tedford
E. Daley
Williams
Farnham
Toothaker
Annable
Robson
Mann
H. Oliver
Obituary of Mrs Oretta M Drake 65 in Norwell area
The body of Mrs Oretta M Drake wife of Joseph Drake died in Norwell Massachusetts last Wednesday. Brought to East Brunswick cemetery for interment she was 65 and a former resident of the city. She was a daughter of John Williams and survived by her husband and a brother James Wright. They lived in a building behind the Western Union Telegraph Co which was removed years ago.
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Oretta M. Drake
Joseph Drake
Norwell
Mass
East Brunswick Cemetery
Lewiston Woman Nellie F Haley Dies at 48
Nellie F Haley of Lewiston dies Sunday at her home 132 Oak Street aged 48. Born in Lewiston she lived there all her life. She leaves brother Cornelius Haley of Lewiston and several Bath nephews. She belonged to St Joseph's Church.
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Nellie F. Haley
Oak St
Lewiston
Cornelius Haley
Bath
St. Joseph's Church
Barge Molino of Philadelphia Delivers 1500 Tons Coal
The Molino of Philadelphia brings 1500 tons of coal to the Howard Coal Co. barge dock, carrying both soft and hard varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Coal Co
Molino
Philadelphia
New Cough Remedy Offered At Half Price
An advertisement from A. Hallet & Co. promotes a bronchial cough remedy by Ben Manns, available at 25 cents for a 60 cent bottle with a coupon. It claims safety for children, no narcotics, and a home mixture yielding a large supply. refunds offered if unsatisfied. Neighbor sharing suggested to split cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hallet & Co
Sekaine de Gardn
Er' Benimann
A. Hallet
Dr. Schiffmann
Fragmentary Notice Refers to Renters and Names
A garbled fragment mentions renters and names with partial addresses and unclear phrases. The legible items reference a person, a location, and a potential notice context but lack complete details for a full summary.
Fi Fi the Toy Shop Musical Extravaganza at Cosmopolitan Club
Ml le Fi Fi is described as a flamboyant French doll in a musical comedy staged in the city this month under Cosmopolitan Club auspices. John B. Rogers produces the show to benefit the clubhouse fund with a 16 adult cast and town children in varied roles. Ellen Turner chairs the effort and has authority to name her committee.
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John B. Rogers
Cosmopolitan Club
Kate
Brunswick Dramatic Club
Ellen Turner
Ralph
Taunton
Bath casts top soloists to lead upcoming show
Several Bath soloists volunteer for the production. Mr Brown, a finished producer from Ware Massachusetts, will arrive Tuesday to begin duties and rehearsals will follow for the next fortnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Brown
Rogers
Mos
Ware
Mass
Bath Driving Club ice race at Lily Pond
The Bath Driving Club held the third ice race of the series on Lily Pond Saturday afternoon in cold, threatening weather. Class A saw Pansy P win in straight heats with times of 30 31 30. Dawn and Rabbre also placed in a competitive program as Charles Jordan started the races and judges H. B. Bowie Fred LaRocke and William V. Percy oversaw the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Driving Club
Lily Pond
Pansy P
Pratt
Robert W
Stewart
Dawn
Dunton
Tee Col Sphinx
Butler
Rabbre
Taylor
Charles Jordan
H. B. Bowie
Fred LaRocke
William V. Percy
Portland High edges Morse High in rough Bath clash
Portland High School defeated Morse High of Bath 10 to 5 at Burnham gymnasium on a Saturday afternoon in a hard fought contest. The Portland sextet kept their undefeated slate while Morse pressed hard amid rough play typical of boys contests.
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Morse High School
Tulad Land
Port High
Portland High School
Aurday
Burnhna
of Morse High
Bath
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