Names From Coastal Towns Appear in East Coast Dispatch
From Eden Tremon Mt Deseret Cran berry Isles OHN W Somes of Mt Desert From Penobscot Long Island Maxico L Cope of Brooksin From Deer Isle Stonington Isle au Haut Swans Island EMER P SpofFORD of Deer Isle From Bucksport Verona Oscar F Fellow s of Buckport From Brookatille Castine Orland JOHN M Voorn of Castine Brooklin Sedgwick In China Events in China during the past week have been of a most important and most satisfactory nature The relief of the ministers at Peking terminates the first period of the campaign The next step is yet to be decided upon it may be military it probably will be diplomatic Peking is in possession of the allies the emperor and empress are fugitives and Li Hung Chang is suing for peace
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Penobscot
Long Island
Maxi L. Cope
Brooksin
Deer Isle
Stonington
Isle Au Haut
Swan's Island
Emer P. Spofford
Bucksport
Verona
Oscar F. Fellows
Buckport
Brookatille
Castine
Orland
John M. Voorn
Brooklin
Sedgwick
China
Peking
Li Hung Chang
Earl Li
United States
Diplomacy saves legations in Peking and Bryan’s political horoscope
Reports recount how U S forces resisted Li Hang Chang, preventing a march on Peking and saving the legations in a grand diplomatic triumph. A Bryan horoscope predicts Bryan’s policies on Puerto Rico Cuba the Philippines and South Africa, with Democratic optimism and Republican warnings in Vermont and Maine. Dr Sanger of Manila says guerilla bands prolong disorders but most island inhabitants favor U S rule.
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McKinley
Dr. Sanger
Manila
Philippine Archipelago
Businessman Kenefick backs McKinley in 1900 election
William Kenefick of Kansas City, railroad contractor who built Washington County’s western section, discusses party loyalties. He declares he is a Democrat by history but will vote Republican this year, citing booming business under McKinley and warning Democrats supporting Bryan risk instability. He notes Missouri and Kansas business leaders align with pro prosperity policies.
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National Republican
William Kenefick
Kansas City
Washington County
Washington Junction
Machias
Mr. Kenetick
Bryan
Histore Democratic Party
Apirew
Jackson
Republican Party
Kansay Choy
Uat
Bryan Aed Kot
Avi
Palmer
Palmer and Buckner Ucket
McKinley
Bte- Kinley
Missouri
Kau
Imperialism debate and the China comparison in public discourse
Secretary Wilson contrasts imperialism with republican government while reflecting on Aguinaldo and Manila. He frames imperialism as rule by dictatorial power and criticizes Qing China figures like the Empress and Prince Tuan as imperialists. The piece hints at voter sentiment and partisan framing.
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Wilson
Aguinaldo
Manila
China
Tuan
Ifeigess
Ellsworth Shines in Stage Debut and Local Mining Buzz
Hancock county's William Farnum to star as Ken Mur at Broadway in New York City. The piece notes his physique and compares him to famed strongmen. Meanwhile Blue Hill and nearby towns report mining rumors and potential reopenings as Boston Reduction Co. plant nears Elleworth. Local mining interest grows with Western buyers inspecting Dodge and Jones properties.
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Hancock County Ber
William Farbum
Backeport
Ken Mur
Broadway Theatre
New York City
Farnuin
Way Be
Hen Hur
Sanpson
Rolandow
Sandow
Max Cuger
Elleworth
Boston Reduction Co
Brooksville
Dodge
Jones
Colorado
Franklin Way
Bluehill
Gouldabore
Funeral for Rev. Fred W Flood Held at Parents Home
The funeral for Rev. Fred W. Flood was conducted at his parents’ home last Thursday afternoon. Bowdoin College President Hyde officiated with Fred E. Hartshorn of New Haven delivering a comforting tribute. Miss Mabel Monaghan sang Come unto Him as pallbearers included Rev. Albert J. Lord, Rev. Henry W. Conley, Hoyt A. Moore and Benjamin B. Whitcomb. Interment followed in the family cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Flood
Fred W. Flood
Hyde
Bowdoin College
Fred E. Hartshorn
New Haven
Hartshorn
Mabel Monaghan
Handel
Albert J. Lord
Henry W. Conley
Hoyt A
A Woman's True Work in Life and Education
A column from The Ladies' Home Journal argues that a woman's true work is home making and motherhood, not pursuits of wealth or college degrees. It asserts that college education may misalign girls with the daily tasks of family life and caregiving they will face, urging focus on practical domestic training.
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Laidies' Home Journal
College
The Servant Diminety and Odd Child Beliefs
A noisy mix of household rules for mistresses and antiquated servant care, urging fair treatment and limited supervision. It also sketches miscellaneous superstitions about newborns across various cultures, noting beliefs on cradle protections and infant traits.
Housekeepers Club Practices Practical Cookery Near Champaign
A housekeepers club near Champaign Illinois meets every fortnight in a member’s kitchen. Members cook edible items such as biscuits or Wing, record recipes on a blackboard for the housekeepers’ notebook, and some travel 20 miles to attend. They plan to bring cooking demonstrations to the local school, funded by the clubwomen, highlighting practical domestic education.
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Champaign
Paper Patterns for Custom Bodice and Blouse Fits
If your measurements differ from stock sizes, make a cut to measure bodice pattern. A plain fitted lining serves as a base for many garments. For under bodices adjust neck height, and for blouses add front fullness while shaping the yoke. Use a flat pattern from a preferred blouse to tailor to your measurements with fitting linen.
Woman's right to dispose of property by will cited
The Detroit Free Press notes that in 17 states a married woman may will her property as an independent estate without her husband’s consent, while in 28 states she needs her husband’s written approval. The piece comments on instability of a local women’s baseball club and references the difficulty in securing decisive umpire rulings.
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United States of America
Detroit Free Press
Ellaworth School Notes and exams update
Miss Mattie M Riley of Cherryfield has resigned from school No 7 due to illness. Miss Lala Rolling is named teacher for No 7 and Miss Mary A Bradbury for No 8. Margaret K Lailin shifts to nursing at the Great Maine General Hospital. State street school teachers and State certificates exams are scheduled at Ellsworth High School under Superintendent Dresser.
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Ellaworth
Mise Mattie M. Riley
Cherryfield
Mise Lala Rolling
Mary A. Bradbury
Lincoln
Margaret K. Lailin
Maine General Hospital
Lownton
Catherine Simonton
State Street
High Schior
Brigot
So'elock
Dresser
Eilnworth
Inworth
Dentures and ear illness described in old advert
The text misreads as a 19th or early 20th century ad about dentures failing to cure ear canal ailments. It mentions a faulty bearing, running sound, and implies a remedy sold by Cheney & Co about family pills. The fragmentary OCR hints at a dental ear condition and a claimed cure.
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Mors
Wien
Toleto
Urrugatet
Tae i
Maine Music Festival in Bangor Oct 1 2 3 details set
Festival director plans five concerts with star artists Lehmann Heink Klawert Campaneri Davies and Marmeister. Patron tickets cover all five shows at 5 with transfers. prices start at 2 for others. Also includes a testimonial for Chamberlain’s Coughs Colds and Diarrhea Remedy from J H Doak of Williams Oregon. For sale by local draggists.
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Bangor
Maine
IBD
Coapaian
New England
Ceuny
Cnn
Newex
Shore
J. H. Doak
Williams
Oregon
Ko. AL Vamchek
Ellsworth
W. J. Par
Teibat
Muehitl
Drager
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Ay Rue Ounty Publishing CO
Weltor
Han FW
Adlyamee
Evnte Tospersice
Tate Urals
Coust
Poatisisy Cworth
Wintiaw McKix
OFTO
Theopark Roosevelt
New York
John F. Hill
Augusta
Congress
Edwin Burleigh
Albred R. Buck
Griand
Hamila Hamlin
Charles P. Dorr
Howard F Whitcomb
Charles AL Drummey
Elsworth
Nahum Hinckley
Bluehll
Omar W. Tapley
F. Carroll Burrill
Sullivan Gouldsboro
Win
Franklin
Eastbrook
Harbor
Sorrento
Shreman S. ScamMon
Eden
Tremon
Mt. Desert
Cranberry Isles
SomEs
Li Hang Chang
Porto Rico
Cuba
South Africa
Dun
Maren
George Fred Williams
Vermont
National Democratic Committee
N.Y
County
Gossir
Br Harbor
Society
Cnoje Sam
Gault
Lanoine
Gant Tulstrens
Spain
Ireland
Usiland
Lower
Brit
Vosges
Hancock
George E. Pow
Chicago
William P. Fryer
Lewiston
Eugene Hale
Toulor
Bern
Advertioi
Politin
Geo.e.foss
M.C
Monaghan
East Maine Seminary
A. Bexpen
Hucksport, Maine
CIA
H. A. Howard
Rockland Commercial College
Roextat
J. Hunt
M. Savane
Baxoon
Maine Music Festival
Wientral St
Fravelin Street
Hileworth Water Co
Ovsnwax & Sos
Maccote
Manes
Westine
State OF Man
Venice
Cour
Haugoek
Tows
Manstratts Tres Mayrous
Geonua Portis
Board of State
Anseasors Y Orien
Commission Eis
Tingham
Judee
Cruniuinaichere
Lyse Harber
Sand County
Hale & Harlin
Mallworth
Hancock County
Jodson A. Gordon
Frank
Slaine
Hancock Registry of
Frankin Landy Mill and Water Company
Frabe
Sullivans
Mabel Gould
Blaise
Ross 10
Town Road
Jis
Sullivan Road
Fuaskuix Law
Mici, & Waren
John E. Chaps
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