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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1914

Page

6

Camp Boothbay Blues win baseball title at Thorn Island

Camp Boothbay on Thorn Island crowns the Blues champions after a twelve game season centerpiece in the Reds, Grays, and Blues league. Chambers leads infield and batting with strong performances from Smith Shields and Orr as the Reds rely on a strong battery and fielding while the Grays struggle except at second base. The season features several trips and a final standings recap with Batting averages and top hitters.

Camp Boothbay Thorn Island Kennebec River Bath Boston A. A. Webster Reds Grays Blues Chambers Smith van Pelt Shumaker Teddy Orr Rammerville Doyle Camp Elliott Seguinland Bath Y.M.C.A Allyn Poole Cincinnati Ohio W. W. Somerville St. Louis Ernest Dieby Jimmy Somerville Bill Shields Dan Rebhun Comators Nequasset Eastern River Richmond Popham Thorne’s Head New Meadows Inn Boothbay Harbor Five Islands Wiscasset Augusta Presidential Range White Mountains Crawford’s Randolph Clinton, Pleasant Franklin Munroe Washington Clay Jefferson Adams Legard Casco Bay Winneganee Creek Bay New Meadows River Orr's Island Harpswell Bustin'’s Island Maquoit Bay Harpswell Sound Garnet Whiskeag Bay Merrywmeeting Bay Brunswick Bowdoin College

Governor Haines Denies Veto-Influence Claim in 1914 Letter

A letter from William T. Haines to the Waterville Sentinel rejects Pattangall's claim that Seth M. Carter dictated Haines's veto message for the mileage bill. Haines says no one dictated any message and offers no recollection of seeing Carter or Pattangall during the veto writing. The page also notes a social party at 598 Washington St. and local business openings on Center Street.

W. R. Pattangall Albion Haines Seth M. Carter Maine Central Railroad Pattangall Carter Executive Chamber State House Mr. Pattangall Mr. Carter William G. Small Washington St Ralph F. Small Sagadahec Bath Lawrence of Skowhegan

Rattling Good Rally Presses for Maine Governor Haines

A crowded Bath gathering featured Governor Haines’s supporters arguing Republican strength against Democrats and Progressive critics. Speakers emphasized shipbuilding, enforcement of Prohibition laws, and economic growth, citing state finances and public works. Harold Sewall contrasted party records and warned Republicans against desertion to the Progressive ticket.

State Auditor Treasury Haines Plaisted Thay Cyrus W. Davis American Brewers Association Civic League Maine Lawrence Hon Hal. Gardner Bath Gardner Times Augusta Bill Haines Hyde Harold M. Sewall Sewall America New England Washington France Germany England Dan McGillicuddy Lewiston Mills Johnson McGillicuddy Steel Trust Carnegie Lewiston South West Senate Forsooth Progressive

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Camp Boothbay Joseph Garretson Hall Smith Edward Shields Fred Raymond Haverhill Mass Teddy Harris Aaron Evans James Somerville Herbert Chambers Cincinati Edwin L. Moulton Francis Webster Herbert Brett William Doyle Adrian Haas Allwyn Poole Daniel Rebhun William Shields Ewart Simpkinson Harold Stork Fred Steen Merrill van Pelt Andrew Webster Robert Webster Andrew Somerville William Somerville Louis de Rochemont Richard de Roche Evelyn Thrasher Portland Robert Hurginger August Hannibal, Jr Hoboken N. J Whitman Wollaston Arthur Homer Hawken Frank Kennedy West Roxbury A. R. Webster Cypress St R. P Webster Blue van der Pyl Gray Somerville Dilae Smith Simpkinson Gray Shields Moulton Red Garretson Tc Grays A Blue Winen Grays Reds Denis Carter Waterville Sentinel Waterville, Me William T. Haines Chase & Eichel Center St R. C. Harris Forrest C. Legard Marjorie Clifton Berlin M. H O'Gorman Fitzgerald Congress Middle West William J. Perry Ba Postoffice Omaha Nebraska Postoffs
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