McKinley Excludes Third Term Also On Cuba and Maine Race
McKinley declares he will not seek renomination and would refuse the nomination if offered. Maine governors race gains Joseph H. Manley as a candidate. Secretary Long (with Knox) blocks Pearl Harbor land speculators, moving to condemn land for naval station. Senate scenes touch McLaurin Tillman clash. South and North Carolina lean toward Republicans, labor unrest noted.
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McKinley
Pritchard
North Carolina
Washington
South Carolina
Senator McLaurin
South
North
Mclaurin
Labor tensions shape early industrial decisions
The article notes hesitation in several industries as satisfactory winter wheat conditions temper output fears. Labor disputes rise to prominence in manufacturing as machinists push demands employers deem unreasonable. With reduced new contracts and urgent order expectations, both sides prepare for possible conflict, while most manufacturers limit work into July.
County Gossip Reports Mont Desert Resorts Improve Steamboat Service
Mt. Desert island resorts will enjoy improved steamboat service this summer. June 14 marks Flag Day the 126th anniversary of the flag. Maine gives no official Flag Day recognition but schools observe it with increasing frequency. Bucksport rumors claim Fort Knox may be permanently garrisoned as bids for NCO quarters and electric wiring suggest a future lighting plant. Bar Harbor praises its annual horse show and fair as the state's finest turnout and blooded driving horses surpass others in Maine.
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Maine
Bucksport
Fort Knox
Break at Little Rocky Pond Dam Impacts Green Lake Hatchery
The Little Rocky pond dam serving the Green Lake government fish hatchery breached Monday night. About 40 feet of the dam and 60 feet of the flame failed, halting water supply to pens and artificial ponds. Approximately 300,000 fish were relocated to Branch pond Patten's pond Wood's pond Bluebill and Green Lake to survive the summer. Dam reconstruction planned for the summer should restore and improve water flow.
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Little Rocky Pond
Green Lake
Branch Pond
Patten’s Pond
Wood's Pond
Hardwood Mill Sale Brings Frank Fitts In as Partner
Greely and Hagerthy sell one sixth of the hardwood mill venture to Frank Fitts of Orange Massachusetts. The Mavon steam mill and 18000 acres of timber on No 33 plantation are involved. Fitts, a practical hardwood maker, will operate the mill and start in the fall, while current owners finish this year’s stock. He aims to expand into pool bars and related products for local and foreign markets.
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Greely
Hagerthy
Messrs. Greely and
Frank Fitts
Orange
Mass
Mavon
Fitts
Ellsworth Free Baptiste Quarterly Meeting Programme
Ellsworth Free Baptiste holds its Clifton quarterly meeting June 24 to 16. The schedule lists Friday events including devotional service at 2 p.m. and an evangelistic service at 7:30 p.m. with business and officer elections. Saturday opens with prayer at 9 a.m. and continues with sermons, memorial and the quarterly meeting. Sunday features sunrise prayer, morning prayer, and multiple sermons.
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Ellsworth
Free Baptiste
Clifton
C. F
A.C. F. Society
Learn to laugh and help others in daily life
A playful exchange about a new photo leads to advice on managing moods and keeping troubles to oneself. The dialogue promotes a cheerful attitude and suggests acts that brighten others, framing humor and helping others as remedies for personal ills.
Golden Wedding of Isaac Jordan and wife fifty years
Mr and Mrs Isaac Jordan of Beachland celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary at the home where he was born. Mrs Jordan born Susan Maria Brown in Lent Cove Mt Desert inland on Jan 1 151. They have five children two daughters and three sons alive and present include Mrs Goodwin from Springfield Mass Mrs Leighton of Boston and Byron Jordan. The couple are longtime church members and were honored with a sermon and a congratulatory poem by J W Hagar of New York.
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Isaac Jordan
Beachland
Jordan
Susan Maria Brown
Lent Cove
Mt. Desert
Janes
Dr.Tenney
Ellsworth Congregational Church
Goodwin
Springfield
Mass
Leighton
Boston
Byron Jordan
Baptist Church
David
Kerr
Abraham
Isaac
Ise
Jong Ise
Sudden Death of Southwest Harbor Citizen
W Randall of Southwest Harbor died suddenly yesterday after a driving incident. Doctors say a ruptured blood vessel caused the fatal collapse as he pulled the reins and fell from his wagon. he was 53, with a wife and three children surviving.
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W. Randall
Southwest Harbor
Mr. Randall
Randall
Ranall
Ellsworth
Obituary of Mrs Lucy J Haynes at Ellsworth Falls
Mrs Lucy J Haynes died at 10 this forenoon at her son John Cook’s home in Ellsworth Falls. Aged 73, born near Camden, she had two marriages, first to John Cook of Rockland and second to Charles Haynes of Ellsworth Falls. Survived by two sons John and Fred Cook, both living in this city. She spent winter with sisters in East Boston and Lynn, returning home in poor health. An odd passage interrupts with unrelated ad text about a favorite prescription.
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Lucy J. Haynes
Lacy J. Haynes
John Cook
Ellsworth Falls
Haynes
Camden
Rockland
Charles Haynes
Eilsworth
Charles Il. Haynes
J. F. Whitcomb
John
Fred Cook
Vira Healy
Boston
Etta Ruddy
Lynn
Sileworth
Hancock
Wintters
Pemmons
Ihiy
United Cimerican
Said
J. Orcutt
Brooksville
Charles EeBonw
Hn Ki. Snow
Auiler
Willy Ian Fox
Tacksport
Doris Baa
M. Young
Tate
Thhekaport
Abebie Howden
Walster
John 1. Varniam
Maid County
Mdy
Mdy Be Appointed Administrator of We Sataye
Auld
Leray
Hi Varnum
Isearge Ln
Gerry
Eliaworth
Cogant
Tye Truman G. Lardy
Aled Har
Giller J Webber
Lnte
Brooklin
Anid
Suffolk
Commonwealth
Fred W. Hridgham
Howard Jewste-A. Linscott
Roxen Ragar Miter
Royce Adgar Linscott
Alfred AlcDonald
Hockeport
Tanae Heitamer
Sald
Good Stallion Goes to Bluebill
The stallion Oddmark is purchased from John B. Wheelden estate in Bangor by F. P. Merrill M. P. and A. C. Hinckley and Snow man of Bluebill. Oddmark noted to produce top Maine driving horses with a 22% mark, and several offspring show speed. Bluehill buyers are expected to boost Hancock county horseflesh. The Maine Central Railroad buys the steamer Long Inland to improve shore town service. It will be renamed Pemaquid and run Bar Harbor to inland resorts with two round trips daily. Sebenon with Capt Norton will run Rockland to Castine. Captain Dickson to command the Long Inland with Rodney Sadier succeeding on Sappho.
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Bluebill
Oddmark
John B. P. Wheelden
Bangor
F. P. Merrill
M. P
A. C. Hinckley
Snowman
Nelson
Maine
Bluehill
Hancock County
Maine Central Railroad Company
Mt. Desert Island
Bath
Pemaquid
Dickson
Sappho
Rodney Sadier
Bar Harbor
Sebenon
Capt
Norton
Rockland
Castine
Beware Mercury Ointments for Catarrh Warning
Warning about catarrh cures containing mercury. The remedy claimed to ruin senses and disrupt the body is cautioned against. The text notes a supposed catarrh cure sold in Toledo by a specific firm with testimonials, pricing at 73m per bottle, and urges following regulation and official listings.
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Mall
Fed
Chelley
Ani Wade
Toledo
Cheney & Go
Drugglet
Smail's Tun Burned at Sedgwick in June Fire
Sedgwick June special reports Smalls tun burned Wednesday night about eight. Henry Small proprietor was away from home Mrs Smail her little son and her mother were the only ones in the home They barely escaped The crowd answered the alarm and saved neighboring buildings but the house and connecting stable were burned Very little furniture saved The loss on buildings and furniture estimated at 4500 with 2500 insured The fire came at opening of what promised to be a good summer season with several rooms engaged and guests expected
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Smail
Sedgwick
Sepawiox
Smalls Tun
Henry ‘Small
Small
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Hauvock
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