Miss Burnham in China writes from Pan-Chwang on risks near Pekin
Miss Burnham describes travel from Chinanfu to the coast and the Boxer disruption near Pekin. She notes allied troops landing to protect foreigners, the instability in Shantung, and the desire of the Empress Dowager to curb reform. The Presbyterian Board advises missionaries to move to Korea or Japan for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Burnham
Mary L. Burnham
Chinanfu
China
Mies Burnham
P'ang Chwang
Tam Ulla
Tien
Tien Tata
Haing
Porter
Moan
Pekin
Cen
Tien Tatn
Tien Tain
Ater
Tien Tato
Man Chua
Healian
Jap Nese
Tien Tein
Shantung
Milheater
Yuan Shi Kai
Auabe Beim
Man Chu
Tsext
Man Chus
Tam
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Miss Burnham
Korea
Japan
Multidenominational Services and Sermons Listed
Unitarian Rev. A H Coar preaches Sunday July 20 at 10 30 am on Religion and Democracy with Rev A L Hudson of Buffalo NY. Methodist Rev J P Simonton. Friday 7 30 pm prayer meeting. Sunday July 2 services at 10 30 am with multiple Sunday school Jr league Epworth league and class meeting. Additional notices for Out Of Rev J P Sime church preaching at 2 30 pm and Bayide Trenton services 7 pm with Friday 7 30 pm prayer meeting and Christian Endeavor at 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Coar
A. L. Hudson
Buffalo, N.Y
Methodist Episcopal
J. P. Simonton
Epworth
J.P
Trenton
Rev. G. B. Or
Christian Endeavor Prayer Meeting
A Good Cough Medicine Promises Health Restored
Many thousands have been restored to health by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. If afflicted with threat or lung trouble, give it a trial as it is certain to prove beneficial. Coughs that resisted other treatments have yielded to this remedy and health returned. For sale by George A Parker Ellsworth and W J Parrivan, Binenill druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Vale
Gko
A. Parcher
Ellaworth
W. J. Parraivan
Binenill, Drogeints
Summer School Interest Remains High In Ellsworth
The Ellsworth summer school for teachers reports unabated interest and larger attendance than last week with 125 registered. Waterville’s program opens with about 200 present. A corps change moves instructors to Waterville while Ellsworth welcomes T B Cronwell from Clark University and Mary R Davis of Bridgeport among others, teaching geography arithmetic and penmanship. Supt Stetson lectures on art using masterworks to reveal the artist’s thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileworth
Stetson
Maine
Waterville
Elleworth
Ellsworth
T. BR. Cronwell
Clark University
Worcester
Misa Mary R. Davis
Bridgeport
Grace I
Lord
Sophie Walker
E. J. Walsh
O. W. Tapley
Eleanor G. Barrett
Emerson College of Oratory
Elsworth Falls Birth And Local Arrivals
Henry Colpitts and wife celebrate the birth of a daughter named Charles Lestie who has worked in Cherryfield through the summer and returned home Saturday. Thomas Spencer rejoins his wife visiting from Massachusetts for several weeks. C W Pierce begins hauling spool stock from the mill to cars for shipment to Bangor as fast as loading allows. James Taylor, out with an abscess for two months, resumes work on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Colpitts
Charles Lestie
Cherryfield
Thomas Spencer
Massachusetts
C.W. Pierce
Bangor
James Taylor
West Ellsworth Social Notes Include Family Visits
George Floyd remains seriously ill but improving while Mrs. Hale of Aroostook visits Aunt Mrs. L. M. Leeds. Lee Eldridge injures a finger on a mowing machine. Ruth Wilbur of Lakeview stays with sister Mrs. Grace W. Barrow. Mrs. Mary E. Hooper of Melrose visits her mother Mrs. Marth Dollard. Ava B. Barrow recovers from erysipelas after knee injury. Tressa Plaisted of York visits her parents George B. Floyd and wife with three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Floyd
Mrs. Hale
Aroostook
L. M. Leeds
Lee Eldridge
Ruth Wilbur
Lakeview
Grace W. Barrow
Mary E. Hooper
Melrose, Moss
Marth Dollard
Ava
Barrow
Tressa Plaisted
York
George B. Floyd
Local items From Green Lake Hatchery and Lindenhurst Farm
J Franklin employed by Roderick McDonald at the Green Lake fish hatchery. Leo Blaisdell suffered a serious injury after a recent fall breaking his shoulder. Lightning struck near Lindenhurst farm during the storm but caused no damage. An ice cream social occurred at Jeremiah Moore's Saturday evening. The weather was unfavorable yet the evening remained pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Franklin
Roderick McDonald
Green Lake
Leo Blaisdell
Lindenhurst Farm
Jeremiah Moore
Mouth of the River notices and society brief
Miss Lola Murch is 11 with measles. The Jadiew' ald society meets with Mrs. Ida Alley Thursday afternoon. Harry Ray Jr. is spending vacation with his parents H C Ray and wife. Miss Agnes Canary of Brewer visits grandmother Mrs. Warren Remlek. July 23, Victor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Murch
Jadiew’ Ald Society
Ida Alley
Harry Ray, Jr
H. C. Ray
Agnes Canary
Brewer
Warren Remlek
Census results shape Maine Senate and House apportionment
A 1901 census analysis outlines expected shifts in Maine's legislative apportionment. It notes potential gains for Cumberland and Penobscot, possible losses for Oxford, and near-stasis or modest changes for Kennebec, Somerset, Knox, Waldo, and Aroostook. Population trends favor urban centers and coastal towns, with about 700,000 as a pivotal figure for a possible fourth House seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Kennebec
Somerset
Senate
Knox
Waldo
Cumberland
Canaus
Oxford
Penobscot
House of Representatives
Old Orchard
Bar Harbor
Portland
Biddeford
Saco
Lewiston
Auburn
Batt
Augusta
Waterville
Skowhegan
Madixon
Pittsfield
Bangor
Brewer
Aroostook
Hancock
Buried Inn Chinese Coal Mine Mystery Unearths Ancient Mass
In Anhui near Hsi, coal miners revive an old shaft linked to a 400 year old catastrophe. They discover over 170 corpses, preserved in gas, lying as if dead yesterday. Attempts to move them crumble the bodies to dust, leaving only worn clothing and dust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hsi
Anhui
Marine List Ships Arrive and Depart Ports with Cargoes
Ellsworth Port sailed July 1 with Surry Seh Altoneol vray and Myronus from Bellatty. Swan's Inland Seh Wesley Abb ind headed July 1. Pederson Rondout staves FTreworey arrived July 4 with Little Round Top wreck Geor from Sullivan Hancock County Porte. Sullivan-Ar July 17 Westerloo ach July 15 Mattie J Alles Crockett and John T William Bangor Grace J Rams from Boston July 16 Lacy Bell Martin with carb ine from JP Gordon for Newburyport Lid July 12 GW Collins Johnson with surbatone from A Abbott for New Hed for Sid July 18 sch Mary Augusta Smith with rough stone from Crabtree Havey for Plile ae Shi July 1 sch Wetterbooy Partridge with curbatone from Dunbar liros for Hoxton Sid July 22 sch Matte J Alles Crockett with paving from Hooper Havey Co for New ih
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geor
Sullivan Hancock County
Porte
Sullivan
Westerloo
Vartridze
Boston
Mattie
Alles
Crockett
John T William
Bangor
Grace J Ramsdel
Sldt
Lacy Bell
Martin
JP Gordon
Newburyport
GW Collins
Johnson
Surbatone
A Abbott
New
Hed
Sid
Sch
Mary
Augusta
Smith
Crabtree & Havey
Plileae
Shi
Wetterbooy Partridge
Curbatone
Dunbar Liros
Hoxton
Matte
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Pure Blood Health
An advertisement urges readers to avoid chronic mistakes by using Hood's Sarsaparilla to cleanse and purify the blood. It claims to correct eruptions and constitutional disorders involving stomach kidneys liver or bowels and restore health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Local Notes and Arrivals From Brooklin and Nearby Towns
County news items list visitors and residents traveling between Brooklin and surrounding towns. Names include Stephen and Lucius Cousins of Boston and Roy Talcott of Arlington. Several social events and engagements are noted along with July dates and local place names such as Tremont, Deer Isle, Searsport, and Blue Hill.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W.R. Parker Clothing CO
Childen
W. R. Parker Clothing CO
Ellsworth, Paine
Clarion
Wood & Bishop CO
Bangor, Maino
Ella F Jordan
Chelsea
Mass
Susie E Long
East Bluebitt
Grace D Leach
North Castine
Harriet F Springer
Danforth
Lucy H Tapley
Weat Brooksville
Florence Ober
Beal Cove
Carrie A Whittaker
Franklin
Josephine Hawkins
Sullivan Harbor
Louise M Hawkins
Forsis M Vose
North Sullivan
Elsworth Falls
West Ellsworth
Lakewood
Victor
Inter
Warianearly
Marine List
Surry
Altoneol
Hoods
Oth
Brooxtin
Stephen
Lucius Cousins
E. J. Carter
Myrtle York
New Hampshire
Roy ‘Talcott
Arlington
H. R. Roberts
Northfield
Grange Hall
William Moore
Southwest Harbor
Rufus West
Dr. Barrett
Jittie Basil
Bluebill
Edward Parker
Campbell
Clarence
G. A. Grindle
Lillian Green
Myrtle
A. W. Bridges
Brooklin
Mr. Merritt
Cambridge
Rev
D. C. York
Sterling Freethey
Hopedale
Capt
Ellis Freethey
Axe Frau
Tremont
George
Roy Jellison
Henry Hardy
Edmound Reed
Dalton
Willie L. Maxwell
H. E. Tinker
Thelma
Hart
Deer Inc
L. W Hare
Ring
Vernon King
Knowlton
Stonington
Simon W Know
Thomas
Kiem
John S Thomas
Auspland
Searaport
Kev IW Norton
Lucy
Walter de Towtin
Searsporte
Ellis—Scott
Deer Tale
Chapin
Mica Suledeur
Wills Willis W Scott
Deve
Davis
Long Island
Willtam van Norden
Abra Add
Tune
Charles Davis
Long Triana
Treat—Foote
Searsport
Methodiet Parsonage
Lew St. W
Fisette
Elloworth
Uly Ui
Smouth Freethy
Ykilu
Melvin
Freethy
Snowsal North
Mary T Snow
Weed Rey Sire
Mary Aort
Miss
Yeaeey
Ford
Deve Isle
Uly
Mes Carone Spafford
Perner
Bucksy Turner
Awertsii
Nucksport West
Nellle G the
Mary Emnithy
Ae Magi
Peeriless Ems
Tceyan
Deane
Iceland
Dasher
Hye Ie
Anna
C. R. Foster
Mai
Sorrento
Hasese
Mt Desert
Waukeax
Wash
Ellsworth Falls
Nicoline
Brower Suneyess
Washington County
ICR
Prankee Sorrento
Ava Pana
Eldeworth
Desert Forry
Eixworth
Washington Junction
Bowton
St John
EO. F. Evans
Xee-Pren
Boothby
Sakel
Denert
Bur Harbor
Beal Harbor
Northeast Arbor
Rockiant
E100
Tally
Rockland
Wuehlig
Alou
E. S.J. Mons
Calvin Austin
William Hh, Hill
Mgr
Rockland, Blutll& Elsworth Steam? Co, K —Ar
Emeet
Rocklawton
Boston & Bangor
C. A. Crockett
Ml Stable
Castine
Ellsworth Bicycle
Ellsworth Bicycle CO
Pool
Edwin ‘M. Moore
Campbell & True Bldz
East End Bridge
H.W. Hatnes
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!