In Defense of the Army and Missionaries in the Philippines
The article defends American policy in the Philippines, citing missionaries and observers who praise pacification, education, and development under American rule. It quotes Rev. Stuntz and Rev. Goodrich endorsing humanitarian aims, notes diverse political views among observers, and extols Roosevelt and other officials while criticizing Republican foes.
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Philippine Islands
United States
Pinossi
Tve
Stuntz
Manila
Mr. Stunts
Aguinaldo
J. C. Goodrich
Philippines
American Bible Society
Schitt
St. Baal
Minnesota
Col
Charles Denby
Cleveland
China
Philippine Commission
East
O'Brien
Spooner bill nears law as President signs fast approaches
Congress adjourned amid a busy rush with Philippine government and Cuban reciprocity debates. Senator Morgan sees canal prospects strong. Maine tale by Gleason Archer begins in this issue, with future river driver adventures promised. Bar Harbor dates set for August fair. Bar Harbor hosts Lady Curzon and visits from the North Atlantic squadron. A July snowstorm hits Ellsworth area, frost seen nearby, and a deer-moose incident occurs near Ellsworth. Parker Spottard returns from a Pacific coast trip via Portland with a visit to Astoria and a huge sea creature observation noted in a frozen cake display.
Trial Preparations For W T Treworgy Murder Case
Court preparations proceed at the Bucksport courthouse for the trial of William T. Treworgy charged with the murder of Sarah Ware. Jury pool expands to fifty seven from April term jurors, with security measures to prevent tampering and a grand jury room arrangement described. Premature blast injures foreman John L. Goss at Stowington quarry, causing fractures and a broken collar bone amid other near misses.
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William T. Treworgy
Sarah Ware
Bucksport
Justee L. A. Emery
Chisen
Ile She Cane Ie
Lue Court House
Whitcomb
Bouss
Stowington
McNevans
John L. Goss
Stoning
Women and Health in Early 20th Century Advice
The snippet discusses perceptions of how appearance and disposition affect views of married women. It notes that brilliance fades with age and suggests ignorance and neglect as causes. It mentions health issues and the desire for women to maintain well being, referencing general health and convenience for weak and sick women.
Bante penne Eien See a Tia SB
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local item with scattered proper nouns. The text mentions potential place names and events but is incomplete and lacks a clear, coherent report or outcome.
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Penne
Maine and Washington links in summer travel and politics
The report outlines summer exodus to Maine resorts amid rising July temperatures. It notes Senator Hale and Gov. Burleigh pushing Maine matters in D C with lighthouse funding, naval care contracts, rural delivery routes, and census bureau reforms, plus planned Maine coast visits by Speaker Henderson and others.
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Wasteron
D.C
Washington
Maine
Pine Tree
Hale
Ellsworth
Capitol
Allison
Congress
Senator Hale
Allen
Coos
Ram Inland
Portland Harbor
Aller
Portland
Muri Capital Service
Walter Wyman
Ick
Bangor
Gor
Bariigh
Rrquesta
Auguste End
Bbe
Lake Coboenecentes
B. P. Boutelle
Hancock
Burleigh
Henderson
Vermont
St. Lawrence
House
Cancus
Burleleb
Committee
Senate
Benster Hale
Rareleb
Berens
Wes Vlalb- Nebed
Permconot Bereen
WEDDING BELLS DURING JUNE AT THREE HOMES
A wave of quiet weddings unfolds in June. Davin Illirer and Sylvia W. Davis wed at Chicopre Falls Mississippi home of the bride’s sister with intimate family present. Miles Anos Lo Tripp and bride from Moorhead Minn exchange vows at her mother’s home witnessed by close friends. The mansions cite Rev. Rice Rev. Griffith Rev. Wilton and Rev. Lawry as officiants.
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Davin Illirer
Sylvia W. Davis
James F. Davis
Einsworth
Arthur Wo Muliken
Trinidad
F. D. Howard
Myra Davis
Chicopre Falls
Mess
Tumecay
C. F. Rice
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
Springfela
Fru Gruffivm
Moorhead
Minn
Miles Anos Lo Tripp
Williem EB. Griffith
Alt Mine
Gilbert L. Wilton
Mandan
N. D
T. H. Lawry
Barnesville
Horace G. Tripp
Pope
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