Ellsworth American Hears National News June 26 1901
The Ellsworth American reports on President McKinley appointing Chandler Hale as secretary of the legation at Vienna, Bowdenham candidate Stephen W. Carr for Maine governor, and President’s plans to complete his West tour with Mrs. McKinley’s illness. It notes Secretary Long’s cautionary order about battleships through Hell Gate, Taft’s Philippine governance July 4, and Taft’s commission. It cites Senator Butler on tariffs and Steele of Indiana on tariff revision and southern protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler Hale
Senator Hale
Vienna
Austria
McKinley
Carter
Montana
West
Secretary Long
Hell Gate Channel
Manney
Massachusetts
Philippines
Taft
Philippine Commission
Gen. Chaffee
Gen
MacArthur
Corbin
Washington
Gov.Taft
Butler
North Carolina
National Committee
South
North
Senator Jones outlines party stance on Philippines policy
The text notes Senator Jones of Arkansas describing how Democrats will oppose Republicans on Philippines policy, suggesting Republicans should not fear such opposition. It presents a viewpoint on partisan positions without broader context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Arkansas
Philippines
Brooklin Sardine Trade and County Notes
Brooklin ships large sardine consignments to East Port while local reports tease a revival of Bar Harbor horse show tournaments. Sullivan hopes for Manor Inn reopening. ancient Egypt praised for corn in famine. Hancock county today notes abundant peas with E. G. Burnham planting six bushels. A Lamoine accident ends with mother uninjured and child safe after scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
Egypt
Hancock County
Burnham
Bar Harbor Fair Dates Set with New Features
Bar Harbor's horse show and fair will run September 20 to 22 with trotting events emphasized and extended prizes. The program will spotlight blooded horses, hines turnouts, running and jumping contests, plus expanded poultry cattle and farm product exhibits. A military tournament and possible ball are planned, with kennel events under American Kennel Club auspices expected to draw many entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
Maine
New England
Newport
Rodick House
Cottage Street
American Kennel Club
Lamoine Captain Launches New Vess Inez N Carver
The Bath launched schooner Inez N Carver for Capt Fred L Hodgkins of Lamoine. The 167.6 by 38 foot craft displaces 730.9 gross tons, 125.75 net, carries 650000 spruce lumber, and will load at Jordan River Nova Scotia for River Platte. Built with hardwood hull, Oregon pine masts, windlass and steam winch, she costs about 10000 dollars and sails this week with Hodgkins relatives and the Carita crew as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamoine
Inez N. Carver
Fred L. Hodgkins
Bath
Carver
Jordan’s River
Nova Scotia
River Platte
California
G. B. Hodgkins
Capt
Local Affairs: Crowded notes on buildings, church events, and roads
Local affairs recount a quarantine escape by a government gang, a Sunday baccalaureate sermon at the Congregational church, and a string of community notices. Frank R. Moore builds a 40 by 60 foot barn at Labrador farm for Mrs. Treat in Hast Orange. Mrs. Susan E. Godfrey dies in Milton, Massachusetts, with four children. Shady Nook cottages fill as families arrive for summer. County Commissioners begin June road trip, Mariaville seeks State aid road status under new law. Baptist Sunday school expands with Cradle Roll and Home Department, Moody library distribution. R. M. Campbell’s new Laurel Street home nears occupancy with ornate tower and electric wiring. Local gardeners, including J M Nealley, praised for early, flourishing plots and fall preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enet Lamolne
Congregational Church
J. P. Simonton
Methodist Church
J. M. Adams
David Kerr
Baptist Church
Ellsworth
Frank R. Moore
Labrador Farm
A. 8. Treat
Hast Orange
N.J
Charles H. Emery
Milton
Mans
Nathan Godfrey
Martinsdale
Mont
Samuel A. Morse
Emery
Thi City
Shady Nook
Jesse Phillips
Prof. Dodge
Roxbury
Dodge
Morrison
Clarence W. Gleason
the Nook
Eldridge
Richardson
Hinckley
Mariaville
Hancock County
Marlaville
Amherst Lines
Mrs Dubbs Club Leader's End and Rise to Solo After Husband's Death
An eighty four year old man cared for his garden while Mrs Araminta Dubbs, famed leader of Atveen and many clubs, ran a ceaseless schedule of health and hobby groups. After her husband Dubbs died, she found herself alone and stepping down from club leadership as a new era began for the club scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Lamoine
Ellaworth
Staterhood
Euchre
Ibsen
Thien
Mars
Ava
Dubbs
Dabs
Martys
Araiinta Dubbs
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Ellsworth American
Hancock County Publishing CO
W. RoLatNs
Banines Communicationesould
Comet Furnissia
Elleworth
Stephen W. Carr
Bowdeinham
Mr. Carr
Representative Steele
Indiana
Ways and ‘Means
House
Congress
Steele Ead
Brooklin
Eantport
Newcast
Manset
Sullivan
Dame
Bar Harbor’s Fair
Johnny
Jonny
Baptist Sunday School
Home Department
Moody Colportage
Farrell
Franks
Higgins
Larent
Kerr
Marion G. Donnell
Marjorie F. Day
Martha Roy
Lola B. Leighton
Maynard Stregut
Allan M. Tinker
R. M. Campbell
Laurel
South Streets
Masons
A. M. Foster
Charles Whitmore
J. M. Nealley
Mr. Nealley
Henry J. Joy
Knowlton
G.T. W. Patrick Hias
Moses
Prog
L. Lord
Elvontar
State St
Bangor, ME
Bf Phitmors
Main St
Ellsworth, Me
Paris Green
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Fr. Cheney & Co
Prince
Hall
STOWE
Masonic
State Street
Joan B. Repaux
Axonax
B. F. Towe
School St
St. Finder
E. E
Anter
Brad Bridges
West Hancock
Fara
Wun
Lorenzo Linscott
H. L. Sewakd
Stewart Sts
Failadelphia
Prctal
Mount Joe Bridge Corporation
J. M. Haston
Eden
E. J. Davis
Franklin Street
J. A. French
Aolmes Block
Ellsworth Greenhouse
Maine Central
R. R. Tours
Portland
Wedsunday
Buffalo
White Mountains
Montreal
Europe
F. & Boothby
Pass
R. R. Voxtranp
E. L. Dodge
L. W. Jordan
Suemife
Maiwe
Hascock
Aken
Supreme Judicial Court
Waldo
Fre W. Brown
Bell Maine
John KE. Gray
Brooksville
John
Ghayr
John B. Gray
Jana- Afy
Safel A. Holland
Onoard Holland
Miller Cove
Washington Howard's Barn
Auturn Starten
Rhertt
Castine
Lewis
Grees
May C
Green
Halcock
Pine St
Mancock
Wien
Lannes
Brookaville
Eal
Sala
Coos
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