Sagadahoc County Election Shocks with Ballou Defeat
In Sagadahoc Maine the long serving Sheriff John W. Ballou loses to challenger Pease in a surprising statewide Democratic surge. Ballou’s popularity across the state fades as Pease campaigns aggressively, promising enforcement of laws and faithful service. The result reshapes local politics and signals a Republican setback statewide.
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John W. Ballou
Pease
Ballou
Ernest Harford
Somerville
Mass
W. E. Rowe
J. P. Quimby
Ernest
Mile Beach
Mary E. Lewis
Charles Lewis
J. P
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Pratt
Boston
Charlie
Gilbert
John Hinckley
Ada McGilvary
Islands
Thomas M. Hagan
Bath
Charles
Portland
Gott's Cove
G Kneeland
Oak Cemetery
Georgetown Center
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Spendahor
George P. Davenport
Nat
Maine
Georgy P. Devenport
Rath
Sait
Sagudaheac
William D. Drown
West Tat ‘Am Seid
Préehate Court Reid
Hiram C Brown
West Bath
Apphia
Pennell
Kaat Harpswell
Shah Ber
Mary K. Buchter
West Bath Town Goes Democratic and Grange Plans
The town of West Bath shifts to the Democratic column last Monday in a surprise move. The Grange holds a meeting and schedules the annual fair for October 18 14 and 20 with a promise of a unique program and strong attendance.
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George Parker
Boston
Charles Bates, Jr
Jenks Mitchell
Beachmont
Mass
Joseph Bellerose
Rogers
Phippsburg
Read Nichols Company of
Bath
Lizzie Aitken
Mrs. Bolton
James E. Perry
West Bailgrange
West Bath France
Grange
J. R. Taylor
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Maas
Eugene Brown
Dr. Taylor
J. C. Bearse
Brooklyn
Eugene
A. G. Fisher
Foster's Point
New Meadows
George Morrison
C Wvee
Berry's Mill
Joseph Winter
Sagadahoe
Sagadathoe
George P. Davenport
James
Lowell
W. Longley
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South China
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Jennie Larrabee
State Normal School
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Lawrence
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Mallice Healey
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Trufant’s Crossing
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Richmond
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Augusta
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Woolwich
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Tennants Harbor
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