Summer style at Adams Square offers Morse-Made suits
The ad notes warm weather wearables priced at $20 featuring browrts olives and tans in pencil-stripes checks and overplaid patterns and a blue serge collection. Morse-Made suits promise value fueling Adams Square's 55 year growth as shops stay open late Saturdays.
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Lusitania crosses ocean in record sprint run
The Lusitania set three new cross ocean records running from Daunt's Rock to Sandy Hook covering 2890 nautical miles in 4 days 20 hours 8 minutes. The greatest one day speed reached 641 knots on Monday June 8 with an average of 24.88 knots per hour for the total voyage.
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Daunt’s Rock
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Collision Injures Two In East Lee Crash
June 12 a large touring car owned by ex-Representative John H. Casey collided with a motorcycle ridden by Rufus Dewkett in East Lee on the main road to Lee Village at about 8 30. Dewkett is in critical condition and Mrs Casey has bruises. Dewkett is feared to die.
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John H. Casey
Rufus Dewkett
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Lee Village
Watt speaks on turbine tests and future Lusitania runs
Captain Watt notes condensers worked in cold water but underperformed in tepid water. He predicts a record run beyond 641 miles per day, aiming to sustain 2 knots or more. The Lusitania could hit 27 knots under pressure, though only three of four turbines were used on the last Mauretania trip. The voyage covered 2890 nautical miles in 4 days 20 hours 8 minutes, seven minutes faster than Mauretania's last run.
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Mauretania
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Collision on Opposite Road Sides Leaves Two Injured
Two steam plow operators, Casey and Dewkett, collided head on as they rounded a turn. Dewkett was hurled and later treated by Dr. J. Hassett before being taken home with doubtful recovery. Mrs. Casey was tossed to the ground and later attended at home. Judge Casey of Lee is mentioned as uninjured.
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Portland Girl Shoots Soldier at Fort Preble
Maggie S. Cain, a domestic at Dr. Charles S. Knight in Woodfords Maine, shot Sergeant Robert H. Le Blanc at Fort Preble. The bullet hit the shoulder but LeBlanc seized the weapon and stopped further firing. Cain, born in Canada, was arrested and delivery to police completed. authorities noted no US jurisdiction. LeBlanc was taken to the post hospital in non serious condition.
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Maggie S. Cain
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Robert H. LeBlanc
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LeBlanc
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Ban on sheath gown sparks cross city clash
Anthony Comstock bans the seamed one piece sheath gown in New York, threatening arrest for public wear. J Frank Chase of Boston’s Watch and Ward Society dismisses the fashion as foolish and argues if bathing suits are allowed at the shore, streetwear should be treated similarly.
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Anthony Comstock
Society For the Suppression of Vice
J. Frank Chase
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