Mystery at the Littfield house ends with confession
Detective Odie tightens the case against Grindie after a chain of evidence, including a recovered dollar bill, a bloodstained knife, and a weapon with blood. Grindie confesses to assaulting Mrs. Littiefield near Littiefield’s home then falsifies details about his motive as investigators link liquor to the crime. Mrs. Littiefield’s condition improves in Penobscot, with her memory not yet regained and her husband Kin Littlefield aboard the schooner Omaha. Capt. Perkins has returned to Bangor.
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Lintiediend
Ueben Leven
Gay Geindie
Geindie
Tinewatthe
Jock
Biteworth
Fields
Odie
Grindie
Odiln
Grindle
Jell
Ndle
Biy
Fred Wardwell
Wardwell
Littiefield
Jane Littiefield
Abe
Littered Ley
Pynobacht
Orieud
Varnuui
Boyefound
Leon Littfeld
Lech
Orland Fair
Joan Littlefield
Mabbing
Littlefeld
Hhis
Littlese
Orland Tab
Penobscot
City Fathers Regular Monthly Meeting Accounts Roll
The city government held its regular monthly meeting with only routine business. A request from Acme Road Machine Co. for a bill on rock crushers was approved if satisfactory. Tax relief for improving an unaccepted street was referred to highways. Fire department needs prompted discussion of new hose carts, to be revisited at the Oct. 21 recess meeting. The roll of accounts lists numerous vendors and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Davis
Acme Road Machine Co
Imac Davie
Baward &. Brady
County Fair Opens Amid Weather Affects Exhibits At Wyman Park
The eleventh Hancock County Fair opens at Wyman park facing downpours that dampen entries and attendance. Livestock, dairy, fruit, and domestic exhibits show quality gains, with Guernsey bull Capt. Parcher and Jersey cows drawing attention. Amid stalls and midway attractions the poultry and crafts display notable pieces while agricultural products impress buyers and visitors. The races on Wednesday feature fast trots and a large crowd, as crowds exceed three thousand with plans continuing through Thursday.
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Hancock County Fair Association
Wyman Pars
Esau
Kan
Farainh
Bae Ae Wae
Gom, Barron
Bilaworth
Guernsey
Parcher
Barron
J. E. Bunker
Barron Iso
Felix B
L. A. Dollard
Elieworth
Lady Susson
Tsworth
Salisbury
Ellsworth
W.L. Smith
Moses C. Smith
Jonu J. Carr
Hinckley
E. A. Hinckley
Wallace Hinckley
R. W. Hinckley
Rufus Hinckley
Jeremiah Moore
Ellaworth
Gev. N. Dyer
Franklin
Oxford
Hancock County
Wyman Park
Alvin Staples
Ellsworth Falls
George Graves
North Lamothe
Humphrey Saunders
Janac Jordan
Carlton McGown
Briggs Davis
Surry
H. W. White
Orland
Gideon Cook
Advertisers in The American seek trade with bargains
The piece promotes advertising as essential for merchants to reach readers and boost profits. It cites that newspaper circulation drives advertising value, claims fewer gallons and longer wear for Devoe paints, and lists various birth notices and obituaries from Penobscot and nearby towns, reflecting local commerce and daily life.
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Conmemven
Mr. Littlefield
Guy
Littlefields
Addea
Deputy Fields
Atindie
C. 1, Hood CO
Hood
Sarsaparilla
Lowell
Mass
U.S.A
Elkworth
G. A. Parcher
Main Street
City Fathers
Wea
Sian
CMY
Ehors
Choot
Bed Applien
Kieetric
ATL Maddocks
Walling Kton
KE Brady & Co
JM Barbour
DT Cant
AL. Bellatty
Murrill & Son
Treworey
Campbell Fao Co
Poe A
Ike
Julia Graves
A. E. Foster
L. Brimmer
Tilden
Persia Young
Lamothe
Fred P. Haynes
B.F. Phillips
Fleet
John Q Adams
James T. Cashman
W. H. Phillips
Hancock Point
Norton Tinker
Lamoine
Stephen Gross
Wellington Haslem
Edward Maddocks
Nicolin
G. G. Warren
Otte
Maddocks
A. E. Jones
N. B. Young & Son
Mra
Tower Hall
Smith Moody
Augusta
Mae
Beata Benjie Byrne
CR. Foster
J. P. Eldeidge
Irving Osgood
Fassett & Rand
Vancy
Tency
W. H. Phillips, and Mr. Phillips, ©. A. Peaney
JB. Ging
Agricultural, Fruit and Domestic Manufactures
Blugen
Marsal Orton
Bangor
Arnlino
Wiem
Clark
Hangar
Gane
Huston
Juve
Southwest Harbor
Bingon
Grewy
Kile Worth
May
Stafford
Or Harbor
Adams
Brower
John A. Scott
Lakewood
Bucksport
Frankin
Walcott Co
Devoe
Winds & Mooun
Asnenicas
Jane
Pyramids
Awrra Marcien
Scott St
Covington
Partor
Blaisdell
Povotscot
Ais Atphous Ballio Sui Billinus
Deshimer Bwlinge
Vauchter Cushing
Hrookseille
Cushing
Som
Campreleac
Amherst
Wintiid
Campue Iwle Sone Estanhook
Sulivan
Les Gertrude
Lynch
Karait Cough
Bar Harbor
Turmel—Daigle
Nar Harbor
O'brien
Mtom Agios Turin
Har Hatuur
Colby
South Surry
Hey Davis Kerr
Rilsworth
Laura A
Daushter
Ragar
Abbie Trew"tray
Averill
Mar Harbor
George A Averill
Slachias
Cain
Melrose
Maas
David PF Cattrooklin
Dains
Bluehill
Flora A Cousins
Lintlefield
Mary Lichefield
Tremont
Roland H Lunt
Norwood
Florence
Sorwood
Osgood
Bigeutil
Oota
Leonora G Osgood
Prekins
Elleworth
Fmetine
George 3
Perkins
Advrrlis
Bluehill Line
Boston
Eastern Steamship Co
Rom Rockland
Nave Stonnage
Wellnesdays
WICK
Brooksville
Salle
O. A. Crockett
Mgr
AR Harbor
Inswansi
Spall
Thowe
Throug Sraian
Porta
Boseton
St-John
Kre Regutta
Sieworunco
Eastern Steamship Company
Mt. Desert
Arount Desert
Beaver Bar Arvor
Northeast Harbor
Stonington
Corm
Onington
Nouthwest Harbor
Seat Harbor
Monson
Hasscos
Austin
Atlantic Aye
Bowtons
Rockland
Bluehill & Gilsworth
Sluehill Line
Staee
South Biusnil
Hrogkno
Sadewick
North Door
Southrookvetue
P. McFarland
Ellaworth, Ste
Tbs
Edwin M. Moore
F. Gereism
West Sullivan, Maine
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