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Newspaper
Ellsworth American
Location
Ellsworth, Maine, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1900
Page
4
The article reports on campaign activity from Ellsworth to Bucksport with candidates from Maine. It cites speakers like Charles E. Littlefield and remarks on party stances. It notes a Berlin dispatch on Bryan and a warning about the ship subsidy bill, plus Hoar's pledge to back McKinley.
The New York Sun notes Maine celebrates Old Home Week with towns observing foundations, libraries, and reunions. Maine’s pride shines as cities host events, ships, and gatherings echoing the state’s historic generosity and notable figures.
Frederick Mato son of Senator Hate plans debut this fall in Cumberland county with talks slated for Otlefield August 31 and Casco September 1. Congressman Littlefield drew a large crowd at Buckeport last Saturday. Ellsworth attendees Drummey and Whitcomb found the trip worthwhile. A Hancock hall rally on August 27 will feature Congressman George Edmund Foss of Chicago, not George Foster who is a Democrat.
An offer invites any sick woman to consult by letter with Dr. It V Pierce chief consultant at the Pigpelae spvaldst Hotel and Surcha Institute Buffalo NY. In a practice of over thirty years he is aided by associate physicians. Free confidential advice mailed in plain envelopes.
County gossip notes ships scheduled to arrive September 2 as Uncle Sam and John Bull squadrons prepare to meet. Castine reportedly to join Boston Ranger landings next year amid the era’s biggest summer. Between 700 and 800 visitors noted. Mrs J E Gott shares a pineapple top rooting then thriving in water and soil. Bucksport, Castine and Lamothe celebrated Old Home week with Bucksport boasting a cup defender. Dolphin sailed through Castine as coaling stations rise and ships grow common.
A Friday fire at A. G Page stable near Orland caused extensive damage to hay mowing machines and furniture, with Mrs Bersie Hopkins’ buildings remaining at risk. Burglary at Beechland yielded stolen cash, valuables, and a cautious suspect. Public notices mention Co D reunion in West Pembroke and upcoming Western Hancock fairs and religious conferences with notable speakers.
Walter Aiabe agent for Tumworth area advertises sale of three styles of fancy hardware direct to consumer. Bond or references required. Address Lawsusce Lewis Inn Co Crosdway Lawrence Masa
Ellsworth native Reverend Fred Whitney Flood born 1870 in Ellsworth died suddenly Monday in East Dennis Massachusetts from peritonitis. He taught at several academies, graduated Bowdoin and Andover Seminary, preached at the state reformatory, and served Union Congregational Church of Ellsworth. Funeral arrangements set for Thursday at 2 p.m. with President Hyde of Bowdoin officiating.
A Pasadena letter to the editor notes the shift from fruit culture to oil in Southern California. For twenty years fruit ruled the region, but deep drilling discoveries and growing pumping activity show oil’s rise with derricks and pumps in foothills and valleys. Wells pump hundreds of barrels daily and gushers exist, signaling a new era in the state’s economy.
Letters from Dr Mary L Burnham describe peril in China during an turbulent period. She cites advancing allied actions, fear for Christians left behind, and her decision to return to China coast or safer lands. She mentions crowded boats for Japan, limited escape options, and hopes of governor protection for foreigners.
Notices of Republican meetings in Hancock county list speakers including George FE Foss of Chicago and William P. Frye and Eugene Hale of Maine. Additional meeting notices will be issued later. A humorous legal phrase contrasts simple spoken truth with formal writing. The piece ends with a quip about waiting for an old show and needing a cushion for its chair.
A customer report quotes J. H. Doak of Oregon praising Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and Diarrhea Remedy for rapid relief after a severe illness. Available from Parcher in Ellsworth and W. L. Kh atpar in Bluehill, local druggists.
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