Republican Call for Maine Victory in Second District Race
The piece argues for Harold M Lewin of Bath as a ship protection ally and links national defense, European war implications, and Prohibition to a Republican win. It derides Democratic shifts, praises Governor Haines, and urges Sagadahoc voters to back Republican tickets to protect industry and coastal interests.
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Democratic Party
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Marine Advocate
T Harold M. Lewin
National
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Rheumatism Relief
An old time blood tonic claims to cure rheumatism by purifying blood and aiding digestion. The ad urges readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla to relieve severe pains in muscles and joints.
Ballot Issued for Maine Federation Officers 1914 15
The Maine State Federation of Women's Clubs issued its ballot for 1914 15 with one executive board change. Nominees include Mrs Charles F Roberts for treasurer. new civic and arts and crafts leaders. and several fresh names on education converse and household economics posts. Other notes mention nominating committee members and a schooner charter voyage for coal trade.
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Maine State Federation of Women's Clubs
Charles F. Roberts
Portland
George F. French
A. H. Burse
Pittsfield
Arts and Crafts Committee
W. W. Dunn
Yarmouth
M. W. Bessey
Houston
James T. Jack
Anna M. Drummond
Waterville
Edith A. Filmore
Old Orchard
A. A. Garcelon
Auburn
C. B. Porter
Oldtown
Mary C. Richardson
Castine
Department of Education
J. Palmer Merrill
Skowhegan
Merrill
General Federation
Scott West
East Winthrop
Frank L. Powers
Madison
Frances H. Noble
Bangor
A. A. Kendall
F. D. Tubbs
Lewiston
Cornelia Palmer
Henry Hunton
Oakland
R. T. Patten
H. R. Benson
Winthrop
Bureau of Reciprocity
Mittle L. T. White
Presque Isle
Charles Dinsmore
Port Paifield
S. J. Boardman
Missionary work in war zones faces suspension and strain
A Methodist open letter to all denominations warns that war severely hinders missions in Germany Belgium France and other battle regions. It details closures of institutions stranded bishops and secretaries reassessing plans and the broad financial toll on churches, missions and transport networks as relief and support are urged to preserve a century of Protestant outreach.
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Germany
Belgium
France
Bulgaria
Denmark
Finland
Italy
Norway
Sweden
Switzerland
Methodist Theological Seminary
Frankfort
Europe
Nielson
Hartnell
Anderson
Africa
John W. Hamilton
Boston
Frank Mason North
Foreign Mission Society
Asia
Warne
Robinson
Methodist Board
India
North Africa
America
Great Britain
Pacific Ocean
Navy approves designs for six destroyers in 1914 plan
Secretary Daniels approves destroyer designs Nos 63 64 85 6H 47 and 6S with triple torpedo tubes and four 4 inch guns. Vessels measure 310 feet in length 29 feet 10 inches beam 9 feet 6 inches draft 1108 tons displacing oil fired water tube boilers and steam turbines. Bidding invitations and plans will be issued around Sept 5 with bid opening set for Nov 10 1914.
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Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Man of Experience Nominated for Sagada-Hoe County Treasurer
Republicans of Sagada-Hoe nominate Albert L. Strout for county treasurer. A 16 year officeholder and current treasurer, he also served 2 years as Overseer of the Poor in Bath. Born in Bath in 1853, he has long resided there and led local Republican activities as a former city committee chairman. He is secretary of several Masonic and civic groups and married Maria F. Sewall in 1876 with four children. If elected Monday, he would continue his proven record.
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Sagada- Hoe
Albert L. Strout
Bath
Solar Lodge
Montgomery
St. Bernard R. A. C
Dunlap
Strout
Staunch Bath Republican Oliver Seeks Legislature Seat
Bath candidate Charles H. Oliver, born 1855 in Arrowsic, a baths area foreman caulker, trustee of Bath Trust Co, VP of Bath Industrial Corp, Elks and Masons member, seeks seat to aid Bath and county. Married Martha D. Brown in 1882. Former city council and alderman member.
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Frederick E. Drake
Bath
Charles H. Oliver
Uriah A. Jack
Topsham
W. L. Bonney
Bowdoinham
Island Navy Yard Plans Lobster Laden Visit
Arab II with Commodore Ledyard docked down river Friday bringing a party of gentlemen and a cargo of lobsters for Sunday salads, fresh from the sea. The yard will submit estimates for constructing the vessels mentioned.
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Island Navy Yard
Ledyard
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