Roosevelt to Call Extra Senate Session in November
Advices from Washington say President Roosevelt will call an extra Senate session in November. Rev Henry W Hulbert of Hudson Ohio has been elected chair of ecclesiastical history at Bangor Theological Seminary replacing the late Rev Dr L L Paine. Senator James McMillan of Michigan died suddenly at Manchester by the Sea Massachusetts aged sixty five. He entered the Senate in 1839 and served continuously since. The President plans to visit New England with a reserved welcome and cautious handshakes amid rumors about industrial awakenings in the city. A Cumberland County sheriff appointment to succeed Sheriff Pearson is likely tomorrow though Pearson preferred Deputy Duan. The Boston Herald notes Roosevelt may favor David McLean Parry as running mate, signaling parries against other suggestions. Ellsworth factory reopening brings welcome stability to Union Shoe Manufacturing Co. King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra were crowned.
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Royal ceremonies and Cuban loan fears frame imperial drift
At Westminster Abbey the king’s health underpinned wartime rejoicing and public sympathy, while Washington debates Cuba’s looming 835,000,000 loan and how bond buyers may shape Cuban policy. Col. Clarence Edwards prepares sworn refutations to anti imperialist charges, as Moody faces scrutiny over naval expenses aboard the Dolphin and other ships.
Mise Mabel Monaghan to sing at Shore Acres
Announcement from Munle Shore Acres notes Mabel Monaghan will perform an hour of song tomorrow with pianist C Ramsey from St. Saviour's Bar Harbor. Opening postponed: fall term of State Normal School at Castine rescheduled to Sept. 9.
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County Gossip sparks postoffice feud over ship letters
Ellsworth hints at rural free delivery near Oct 1 while Lamothe and East Lamothe clash over the ship Prairie anchored off the government station. About 700 sailors write home, postmaster pay hinges on letter cancellations, and a war of influence shifts blame to an orderly.
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When the President Comes Short Speech At Station
President Roosevelt is expected to visit Ellsworth on Wednesday August H with a train due shortly after nine. A loan committee will be appointed to plan the reception after consulting with Senator Hale. A raised platform at the railroad station will be used for a brief speech before the party goes to The Pines for dinner.
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Backwoodsmen of China and a wartime tract misstep
Aziy recounts a scene in a military hospital where a man distributing tracts is rebuked by a widowed nurse who laughs at his predicament. He defends himself saying the tract shows him the sin of dancing after losing both legs, reflecting the era's blunt humor and social tensions.
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Adjunct of Maine Guards proposed by Gov Farnham
A Maine militia encampment at Augusta prompts Ray Farnham to propose an adjunct organizing governor staff and ex-governor officers as an executive body. The plan includes eighty four former and current staff officers, with ex governors Joshua Chamberlain Sidney Perham Seiden Connor Alonzo Garcelon Frederick Koble and others named as living members. Maine’s senior senator Eugene Hale would be president for the initial period, while Lt Gen Farnham would coordinate.
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Isewet Washburn
Deafness Treated Only by Constitutional Remedies
Ear doctors state deafness cannot be cured by local applications. A cure requires constitutional treatment to address the mucous lining of the ear and the Eustachian tube. The advertisement offers a $500 reward for a deafness case caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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Republican Text-Book: Compendium for Stump Speakers
A Republican Congressional Committee edition touts the partys record and policy virtues. It cites antitrust law, protectionist gains, export/import figures, and wage comparisons showing higher American wages versus Britain. The work promotes protection as safeguarding American workers from cheap labor competition.
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