Senators Hale and allies keep busy shaping Philippine laws
Special to One Renmener Journal reports on Senators Hale of Maine and Allison of Town as leading figures on the Philippine committee, chaired by Lodge of Massachusetts. The piece lauds their sustained hearings, drafting skill, and guardianship of legislation, noting Hale's 31 years in service and the endurance of aging lawmakers guiding Senate work.
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Philippine Islands
Philippines
Senator Hale
Maine
Allison
Town
Seale
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
Leen
Philippine Committee
Hale
Congress
Reso
Billy
Frye
Senator Ailmon
Iowa
Lowan
Committee On Appropriations
Senator Hoar
Disguised Catarah and Peruna Gospel in Clinton Letter
A Mt. Pleasant Park Clinton Iowa letter by Rev Harriet R Edwards extols Peruna as a cure for women with catarrhal pelvic issues. The missive cites rapid relief from backache tremors appetite digestion headaches draining weakness and urges readers to seek Dr Hartman’s free medical advice from Columbus Ohio.
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Harriet R. Edwards
Mt. Pleasant Park
Clinton
H. R. Edwards
County News highlights from North Brookville and nearby towns
Shipping, marriages, deaths, and social notes from North Brookville and surrounding communities. Captain William Perkins will command the schooner Mildred May. Miss Maggie Howard wed. David Black purchases the Nathaniel Bickford homestead. Mrs Jobin McConnell dies. John Wessel obituary. ice loading at five wharf. local society events and school notes feature academics, dances, and porch gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simeon Tapley
David RB. Black
C. H. Perkins
Nathaniel Bickford
Harry Bowden
Eugene Limeburner
Islesboro
J.M. Ellis
Deer Inte
Miss Alien
New York
William A. Perkins
Mies Maggie Howard
John M. Wessel
County News Briefs from Addition County
Multiple notes from Addition County recount residents and events. Mansee Dolliver moves family into Sewall Hopkins house. Mins Effle Stanley boards with Mrs Rich in Istesford. Capt. Ward suffers tongue cancer and is poorly. Manter Smith recovers from leg fracture. Henry Foss to Northeast Harbor for work at Desert nurseries. Mayo’s smoke fish repair factory reopens after December closure. Capt. Charles Stanley relocates to Sorrento to manage a new weir. Cosmos at Parker’s wharf receives cleaning and new paint. Parker ships 400 hogsheads of salt from Gloucester. expects 800 more. Albert Stapie’s new naphthactory at Swanpscott, Mass, arrives for inspection. Franklin’s fishing venture deemed promising. E.G. Burnham rebuilds mill. William McFarland and family move to Bar Harbor. Warren Clark improves after illness. Ice left ponds March 2 7, earliest known. R. H. Williams’ wife and son return from Aroostook. boy has asthma since returning. Fred Kimball improving. John Kimball returns from Bar Harbor. John Colson and Frank employed at Hail Quarry. Capt. Dolliver injured at Northeast Harbor wharf when Cimbria hits Webster. Dolliver sustains broken leg and crushed foot.
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B. H. Mayo
Capt
Charles Stanley
Sorrento
Stanley
Mebooner
Cosmos
Parker's Wharf
James Parker
Manset
Gloucester
Albert
Swanpscott
Mass
Wen
Franklin
E.G. Burnham
William McFarland
Bar Harbor
Warren Clark
Bessie Clark
R. H. Williams
Aroostook County
County News Item Highlights Local Goings On
County News itemized notes from Grand Manan to Rockland. Local families visit relatives in Boston and Portland while ships like the Jane McCrea Mineola and Florence resume service on coastal routes. Lobster prices hold at 17 cents. many residents attend to boats, houses, and Shopkeeping duties as April routines begin and many travel for work or leisure.
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Miss Redman
Grand Manan
Florence Noyes
Jewett
Geo. Noyes
Boston
Portland
Arthur Knowlton
John Knowlton
C. Lyman Couslos
F. M. Trandy
Friendship
F. M. Coombs
Jasper Chapin
Joseph Eaton
Jane McCrea
Tattle
Bennett
Bel Wt
Oon
Cohen
Mineola
Mene Say “Jones
Swan
Aprel Holbrook
Mary Golt
Rockland
Fall River
P. V. Stanley
Charles Sprag ‘Ker
Associated Charities Reports First Year Work At Manning Hall
The Associated Charities of Ellsworth reports its first year of operation begun October after a February 1901 organization. Officers were elected including President Mrs H L Wiggin and Secretary Miss M A Greely. Twenty one Patriot visitors were chosen, eighteen families aided, and thirty articles of clothing distributed. The group plans expansion via mothers clubs and traveling libraries while seeking higher membership and continued municipal support.
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Annest
Manning Ball
Moday
Ht. L. Wiggin
J.D. Farrell
Martin M. Moore
M. A. Greely
Mamuel the Lord
B. B. Whitcomb
David Kerr
Associated Charities of
Kileworth
Oficers
Indien
Aityawoval
Ife
Atrectors
Tas
Manning Brock
Josephine Farrell
Gilden
Bangor
Mre
Wanson
Washington, DC
Waller
Hunt
East Orange
Ellsworth American and
Ellsworth Enterprise
Banker News and Comm Reial
Local Notices From Bangor Area Debris and Visits
Fragmentary OCR from Bangor segment notes social visits by Mrs. Frank Morgen and Mrs. Le C Hastings, plus Mr D Fiasinm and Henry Coplite with mentions of repairs after spring events. Mentions trips to Hall Quarry Reed's Brook Brimmer's bridge and Birch Mill.
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C.F. C. Mat Davia
Smery Strout
Sue
le C. Hastings Tor
Frank Morgen
I | Mine
Abbie Gerry Wna
Bangor
and Moore
Sra. W. B
Mouth of the River Injuries Mentioned In Local Note
James Garland sustained serious voice injury while driving on Mill Road in the city. John Bunker from Cranberry Isles visited relatives here last week. Lenore Lratt, attending business college in Bangor, made a brief visit here that week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Garland
Mill Road
John Bunker
Cranberry Isles
Gulig Lenore Lratt
We Business College
Bangor
Garlands Seek Work in Bangor Amid Sunday Shoreline Scene
Ralph and Wilmont Garland left Lakewood for Bangor in search of employment. Jeremiah Moore, while by the shore Sunday morning, experienced a slight shock in his left arm. Sunday visitors included Hervey Bennett and Gilman Gateer of Hancrek, Jacob Frost with wife and daughter Elsie, and Winston Moore of Rivworth Fa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Wilmont Garland
Bangor
Jeremiah Moore
Bis
Hervey Bennett and
Gilman Gateer
Hancrek
Jacob Frost
Daugher Elsworth
Winston Moore
Good Fishing In Hancock County
The spring fishing in Hancock County lakes opened unusually early and strong. Branch Pond leads with large salmon catches, including a 45-pound haul by two Bangor men. Other big fish include seven-pound salmon and two-pound trout by Henry Whiting and H. W. Cushman of Ellsworth, with several anglers from Bangor reporting sizable catches at Sundsy and Patten's ponds.
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Hancock County
Hansot
Mangor
Tt Branch Pond
Henry Whiting
H. W. Cushman
Eile North
Bangor
Jobn P. Eldridge
E. G. Springer
Ellsworth
Patten's Pond
Avon
C. Chapman
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Brooks Grindle
William N. Perkins
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John Hawes
Nelson Bailey
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Jobin E. McConnell
Eulalian Society
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Mary Sails
Alice Haskell
Nellie Chase
Eliza Seavey
Alice Haske
Evm Mayo
Guida Homer
Beatrice Heath
Mayo
Grant
Page
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Herbert Martin
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Linnie Young
Corea
Eben Smith
Eric Federholtz
Monnday
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Frank
Emetine Johnson
Trenton
Nathan Davis
Eben Hodgkins
Hencock
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Sabin Gilbert
George Romer
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Atwood
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W. J. Creamer
Hari F. Sellers
Dora Staples
Wiliam Sellers
Lester Sellers
Supa
South Penopacut
Lizzie J. Clark
A Condon
Miller & Little
Eld
Percy W. Perkins
Hermon
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W. H. Howland
Oriana
A. E. Marke
Hugh McVeigh
Flora Dore
Bert
Caneas
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Hall Quarry
Wemnon
New Hampshire
Henry Copltte
Reed's Brook
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