Sageinfo: City Notes on Local Events and Deaths
Sasanoa tribe activists back adoption degree for candidate. Morse High girls fall 19 to 5 in Portland. James Malloy ships first lumber cargo from Shaw mill. Grace Episcopal gets two brass vases from Fred D. Hill christened. Italian greyhound Pirut dies. autopsy ordered. Rep. Littlefield resigns effective Sept 30 prompting city speculation. Aldermen to draw jurors for Sagadahoc April term under Chief Justice Emery. Colonial club loses to Kennebec Yacht club 8 to 2. Portland hosts state bowling championship at Monument Square hall April 27 with gold medal purse. Six masted schooner Edward J. Lawrence to launch near Bath. tonnage 3350. City deaths rise this year. 50 by March 23, 14 more than last year. Federal building notices invite sealed bids by March 30 for wall removals in Wisсasset building. Total Tettorat notices noted.
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Littlefield
Board of Aldermen
Traverse
Supreme Judicial Court
Sagadahoc County
Emery
Colonial Club
Kennebec
Yacht Club
Colonials
Monument Square
Portland
Somerville Draws With Duchesne In Two Hour Match
In Fall River Massachusetts on Monday night Bob Somerville wrestled Young Duchesne to a draw after two hours of action. Duchesne won the first fall but Somerville tied it with a late fall before time ran out. The match highlighted Somerville seeking heavier opponents ahead of a potential bout with Tremblay the Canadian champion if terms are agreed.
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Fall River
Mass
Bob Somerville
Young Duchesne
Duchesne
Bob
Anend Bell
Somerville
Tremblay
A Record Voyage Of An Old Time Baltimore Packet
A reader recalls the Bath ships and 1849 clipper era, noting the bark Helen Maria laden with corn at 60 cents per bushel in Baltimore for Belfast during the Irish famine and her voyage from Baltimore.
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The
Independent
Bath
Boston
Baltimore
Helen Maria
Belfast
Ireland
Industrial Education Talk Set by University of Maine Leader
Under Bath Merchants association auspices President George Emory Fellows of the University of Maine will speak at Morse high school tonight on Industrial Education. Mayor George E. Hughes will preside and the meeting aims to involve association members and parents of pupils amid Bath’s note of a bequest for an industrial school by Miss Lucinda Bailey.
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Bath Merchants’ Association
George Emory Fellows
University of Maine
Morse High School
Bath
Lucinda Bailey
George E. Hughes
Perilous Trip as Island Belle Suffers Hull Breach
Steamer Island Belle, from Boothbay Harbor to this city, struck ice near the gut and a 12 inch frozen cake tore a hole in the hull. Passengers feared sinking but pumps and rapid action kept the vessel afloat and she was beached at the dock. The Nahanada ran a flying trip to cover the return run. Repairs planned at New England Co. yard.
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Kennebec
Arrowside
Boothbay Harbor
Summer Street
Boothbay
Biggins
Bigsins
Nahanada
Island Belle
The
New England Co
Death of Mrs C Howard Cook in Rutland Mass
Mrs Katherine Hill Cook dies at a private sanitarium Rutland Mass after months of treatment. Born in Bath she was 25 and a Bath High School graduate. A Grace Episcopal Church member she married about three years ago. Funeral held at her parents Middle Street home with pallbearers Fred Blaisdell Fred Cook Roland Hill Pavron Hill. Buried Oak Grove Cemetery.
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C. Howard Cook
William P. Hill
Rutland
Mass
Katherine Hill
Cook
Bath
Grace Episcopal Church
Retired Master Emmons Reports Voyage to Boston
The veteran ship master I Emmons describes sailing to Belfast and back, discharging cargo, taking on ballast, and arriving in Boston after forty two days.
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Belfast
Boston
Ask Your Doctor about Webber's Medicine Source
Patient guidance urges consulting a physician about better places to obtain medicines and, if advised, to seek those options. The message claims doctors know Webber's stock is fresh and that proper care is provided.
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Webber's
Sanitary Conditions Claimed in Prescription Department
Experts are always in charge of our prescription department and we will take your doctor's verdict as final.
Webber's Sir Our Phone Is At Your Disposal
A terse notice mentions Webber's Sir Our phone is at your disposal with unclear context and no additional details for action or location.
Local Notables and Visitors List In Portland
Portland residents and visitors are noted in a roundup of social and business movements. George A. Baker travels on business in Portland, Capt. James T. Morse arrives from Boston, and many locals visit Boston or Pinehurst for short trips. Mrs. Albert H. Shaw plans return from Pinehurst, while Samuel S. Jordan lies critically ill at his Dummer Street home.
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Frank Luce
Boston
Albert H. Shaw
Pinehurst
George A. Morris
Jamaica Plain
Mass
George T. Pattee
Samuel S. Jordan
Dummer Street
Albert French
Calais
Roy E. French
James P. Webber
Phillips- Exeter Academy
Walter G. Webber
Washington Street
Llewellyn Rogers, Jr
Gloucester
New London, Conn
District Convention Planned for Second District Vacancy
The Republican District Committee of the Devend Congressional District met at Judge Cornish's City Hall office to set plans for a district convention to fill the vacancy caused by Hon. Charles E. Littlefield's resignation, effective September. Harold M. Sewall and Cyrus N. Blanchard urged delaying the call. Gov. Cobb is expected to issue the proclamation soon.
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Pase
Republican District Committee
Devend
Judge Cornish
City Hall
Congress
Charles E. Littlefield
Pred Wight
H. H. Hastings
Bethel
A. D. Cornish
Lewiston
DP. O. Coolidge
Farmington
Rufus C. Reed
Damariscotta
F. B. Nichols
Bath
Gov
Cobb
Harold M. Sewall
Cyrus N. Blanchard
Wilton
Funeral services for Isaac Rogers of Whiskeay
The funeral was held Saturday afternoon with Rev. Omar W. Folsom of Winter Street Congregational church officiating. Pall bearers included Charles Rogers Edwin Rogers Fred Lord Arthur Lord and John Rogers. Burial took place at Oak Grove cemetery.
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Isaac Rogers
Whiskeay
Omar W. Folsom
Winter Street Congregational Church
Charles Rogers
Edwin Rogers
Fred Lord
Arthur Lord
John Rogers
Oak Grove Cemetery
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People’s Column
W J Small
Phippsburg
Hotel Phoenix
Fred A Rennie
Litcheld
Congress Street
NONCE
Myocenema N & WC Covel's
Mra Hennessey's
Montana
N & WC Covel’s
N & WC
Artridge
Daylight and Electric Light Studio
Centre Street
China
Parker Head
James Oliver
James Rollins
Winfield Morrison
Arnold C. Morse
N. Gratz Jackson
Graduate College of Embalming and Sanitary Science
Mare Ac
Massachusets
Ferry Street
Shaw Stree
Skowhegan
Maine
Vermont
New York
T. Snipe
Granite State
S. Crosby
Sat, Maine
Shaw Mill
James Malloy
Fred D. Hill
Pirut
Edward Co. Plummer
Edward J. Lawrence
Percy 'S Small
Daniel H. Moody
Federal
Wiscasset
Moody
Baltimore Packet
Mar
Industrial Education
Fellows
Morse High
Mrs. C. Howard Cook
Ss. I. Emmons
Webber
George A. Baker
James T. Morse
James Bimson
Edward D. Jameson
Edward W. Hyde
Nathalie Brown
First Baptist Church
Orphans’ Home
Frank B. Nichols
League of Central Congregational Church
North Street
Albert Tibbetts
Dorcas Guild
Beacon Street
Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid of
Central Congregational Church
John Hughes
Washington and
Russell Streets
John A. Morse
David Taylor Parker
Bowdoin
Psi Upsilon
History Club
Chess Club
Cercle Francais
Nellie L. Kelley
Richard’s High School
Newport
N. H
Henry Carlton
Woolwich
Kelley
Small Point
Shipping Cepy Sons
Thompson Bros
Davis
Fuay
Front Street
Orr
O.m.redson
Legard’s Livery Stable
Ine
Opheome
Washington St
Geo. A. Tenney, Prop
H Pratt
DEWEY
JO Malo
BON Ton
M E Reid
John Moody
Boot Blacking Parlor
Cyrus W. Longley
Front St
Bath, ME
John R. Knowlton
Office
Center St
Cals
F.S. Curtis
Ida B. Carlson
Centre ST
M. H. Loach
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