Maine Republican convention nominates Bodwell for Governor
At Lewiston on Wednesday the Republican state convention nominated Joseph K. Bodwell of Hatfield for Governor amid harmony. Bodwell led in votes over A C Tatlin of Bangor and Arthur Hamlin, with a unanimous motion to make the nomination inasmuch as Bodwell is described as a self made, trusted citizen. The paper also notes district nominations and promotional items for Mount Desert and seaside resorts.
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Camden and Rockland figures in regional progress and travel
A travel piece recounts a pleasant trip over the Karox and Line volt to Camden and Rockland. Delegates from Rockland, Winthaven, St. George and other towns socialize at the Congressional and White Convention while noting Camden and Rockland Water Works success. Rice Reg and Mrs Rice celebrate their 25th anniversary aboard a Maine Central excursion. Observations include Knox & Lincoln rail improvements, Bath steamer Sappho trial, and Bowdoin College visits with praise for facilities, library, and leadership including President Ayde and Professor Chapman.
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Hower mission day at Mrs Paine's aids prisoners of Thomaston
Wednesday June day members met at Mrs Paine's to arrange bouquets for prisoners of Thomaston. Women of Camden assisted with flowers and papers from Mrs Jordan. They aim to end intemperance and lift the fallen, while praising global women in similar labor. The British House vote on Gladstone's Home Rule GL was a close 30 vote margin. Reed Dingley Milliken Boutelle nominated in 1st to 4th districts for Congress in September with large majorities expected.
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Thomaston
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Camdend
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Earth
Heaven
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Ghidstone
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Congress
Maine Convention Nominates Bodwell for Governor
The Republican State Convention met in Lewiston and nominated Joseph R. Bodwell of Hallowell for Governor, praising his labor leadership and temperance record. Speakers emphasized labor and capital friendship, old soldiers, and Maine’s granite industry while urging unity and victory at the polls.
Eight perish in deadly Cresco frame-house blaze
A deadly Cresco fire destroyed Nos 731 and 733 South Canal street, killing eight occupants from Parkin Murphy and Tund families. Journal notes describe smothering by smoke and flames, brave escapes by a husband guiding his wife and children to safety, and suspicions of incendiary arson after a brewery watchman reported the initial alert.
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Juli Raleigh, Jr
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Vhe haysetad Ditties on Northport Road Near Helsfa Cape Oo Campingsham
A garbled notice from a Northport region alerts residents two miles from Helsfa to upcoming warnings. The fragmentary text references a coastal area near Cape Oo and a camping site, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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