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Newspaper

Ellsworth American

Location

Ellsworth, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1902

Page

3

The Chester Burglar Adams A Town Official

Chester farmer Adams, long trusted town official and library selector, becomes focal in a wave of burglaries. Residents recall安心 terror by thefts, post office and railway station robberies, and repeated breaks. Adams faces arrest after a spring gun incident and admits only to two major break-ins while denying ongoing crime.

Sevenson Dr. Jekyl Herenes Adams MtChester Vin France Montpelier Worazy Mamsachunett Chester Popr Waterman Mill Adaene Io Adama Waterman Pice Water Marcel Somme Otters Adame Waterman Adama Firet Eafled George C. Allen Maase Ollie Chester's Arch Pollard Mrs. Pollard Adamen Ino Poe Abraham Lincoln Shakespeare Kipling Napoleon Dickens Thackeray DR. Jekyel MR. Hyde Dr. Jeyki Startling Han Goborian Conan Doyle Montpelter Secret Service Department Washington

A Maine Town Honors Its Eighty-Nine Plus Residents

The article highlights elderly residents across Maine including Capt. Amos Noyes of Norway who turns ninety in December and William W. Flake aged ninety-two, noting their age and daily labor. It cites John Gratton of Waldoboro nearly ninety-one and Jeremiah Durgin in Newfield who tends his farm alone, with detailed crops and self-reliant routines.

Maine Amos Noyes Norway William W. Flake Capt. Noyes Portland Waldoboro John Gratton Gratton Als Bath Andrew Tibbetts Mary Dain Amos Allen Newfield Jeremiah Durgin Boeing Eliza Newbigin Limerick Joanna Shattuck Lowell, Muass Durgin Neventylx

Poisoning the System by DeWitts Little Early Rivers

An old medical advert describes constipation as trapping poisons in the body and claims DeWitt's Little Early Rivers stimulate the liver and promote easy bowel action. It promotes safe pills and asserts they never fail to cleanse impurities.

DeWitt

A Cipher of Signals and a Measles Tale

A narrator on a sunlit block observes a couple through windows using handkerchiefs lighted signals and coded notes to plan an elopement. The tale reveals the signals meaning encouragement sickness and family care with a twist ending: the observer confesses to catching measles.

Worth Markets Prices and Market Notes

Market report from Worth mentions weights for several commodities, with potatoes beans and other farm produce priced for shipping and retail. It notes limited dairy and creamery supply, and lists price ranges for fish, beef, pork, poultry, fruit, and vegetables along with general market conditions and a fishermen anecdote.

Liverpool God Oater Seufenatel Mae Tomo Hamlock Voande

Maine and Northport News Weave Maine Tales and Trials

A rounded pane of Maine news features a Maine iron works fire loss near 100000 dollars, the Maine battleship Maine’s speed on a Cape Ann run with Gov Mill aboard, Northport post office move from Methodist grounds, patents to Maine inventors, a Cornish murder, a Waterville cavein fatality, centennial plans for nine Maine towns in 1904 and more. The piece also notes forthcoming schooner projects by Washburn Bros and a dialogue about editor wars and copy in journalism.

Frye Portland Iron & Steel Co Maine Cape Ann Gov. Mill Northport Wesleyan Grove W. H. Chapman Portland G. E. Shorey W. W. Threltall Biddeford Mins Olive Broad Cornish Fred Grenier Waterville Maine Central Green Grenier

Godkin and Journalistic Rows Sparked by Contemporaries

J B Bishop recounts Edwin L Godkin longtime editor of the New York Evening Post relishing journalistic rows. He observed that upon any clash he felt compelled to comment and often wrote something to stir the dispute, driven by Irish temper and a desire to engage.

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