Ship boom may become permanent says Edward C. Plummer
Edward C. Plummer spoke to the Winter Street Church Men's Club on Bath's ship industry. He argued American yards now build cheaper than abroad and predicted postwar costs and taxes will shift advantage to the United States, urging a tonnage tax to support foreign trade ships and noting historical lessons from earlier yard developments.
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Sylvester H. Rowland
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Fisher Ames
Memorial Day Thoughts and Patriotism in Our Time
Memorial Day reflections urge flags and unity as May fades. The piece recalls Civil War valor, the Stars and Stripes, and U S Army, Navy, and Uncle Sam symbols. It comments on national preparedness and financial strength as a deterrent, citing banking resources and broader wartime readiness.
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Union’ Eternal
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Prominent Men of Sagadahoc No 12
Biography of Christopher Lawson an early Boston and Kennebec trader and broker. Detailing his move from Piscataqua to Boston then Maine, land dealings, fur trade, and ferried conflicts with authorities. Notes legal troubles, wife Elizabeth, and a lengthy 1651 letter from Lawson to a London contact.
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Charles
Bay
Sir Ferdinando Gorges
Robert Gutch
York County Court
Long Beach
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Scott
London
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