Bill Sewall recalls Roosevelt as steadfast Maine friend
Island Falls native Bill Sewall, longtime confidant of Theodore Roosevelt, recounts their decades long bond from youth in Maine woods to Roosevelts rise. Sewall details grit, early plans, ranch years in Dakota, and Roosevelt’s disdain for sham, noting ongoing correspondence and mutual respect across distance and fame.
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Provident
Bit Sedi
Maine
Prairies
Deane
Roosevelt
Jehen Roosevelt
Sewall
United States
Toon
Bill Sewall
Island Falls
Bilt
Arovetook Woods
Shan
Lawn
Switzerland
Bull Sensil
Aeon
Bie
New York
Wlnning
Albany
New York City
York
Woodeman
Sewall Familly
Island
Mi Beng Lake
Mr. Roosevelt
Shisa
Dakota
Dr. J. Went
W. E. Roosavelt
Teung
Thay
Teddy" Roose- Velt
Post Boy
Mme
Bill Dow
Aroostook County
Joose- Felt
Bill
Myvelt
Floossvelt
Hil
Slong
Bil
Hide
Fifth Avenue
Col. Roosevelt
Missouri
Menors
Pacis
Medora
Marquis de Mores
Marquis
Keilly
O'Donnell
Kelly
Reilly
Rench
Cal
de Mores
Paddock
Marquis de Motes
Margals
Walste
Poe Marquis
Col. Hoosevelt
Rowall
Minsouri
Sandan Jali
Teddy Roosevelt
White House
Aroostook River
Poisoning the System Early Prevents Illness
A garbled note warns that poisons in watery medicines can cause illness. It stresses early detection and prevention of poisoning by avoiding unsafe pills and ensuring medicines are properly prepared.
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Pricesoe
Fasilaisa
E. C. Dewitt
ACO
Chicago
President Roosevelt on trusts at Fitchburg speech
President Roosevelt outlines his stance on trusts in Fitchburg Mass on September 2. He argues against destroying trusts by blind anger and urges national regulation and possible constitutional action to increase federal powers over corporations. He defends measured remedies and warns against rash, unfocused attacks that could harm prosperity and public faith.
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Jame
Fife
Col. Roore- Vell
Vaten
White House
Fitchburg
Lee
Masa
Congress
Gandly
LE Weill
Dent
Ogettior Ina Corporation
Krep Bat
Nilid
Abbot of fools and misrule noted in old saturnalia lore
A fragment discusses the abbot of fools known by various titles as ruler of misrule. It explains Saturnalian satire in Europe from the fifth to sixteenth century, noting festive rites, leadership by youths, and the eventual abolition across England, Scotland, France, and Germany. It ends with a brief ad for Dean's Ointment and a cookbook offer.
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Abbot of
Fools
L’abbe de Liesse
Europe
England
Scotland
France
Germany
Temple
London
Mis Tule
Pauper Notice From Iltsworth City Poorhouse
The undersigned issues a brief pauper notice referencing the Thai consrasion with the city of Iltsworth and the apportionment of the poor. It states that if no written order is furnished, no goods or support will be provided.
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Jomea
Emmons
Tare
Tathyaun Bea
One Week's Winnowings of News and Nonsense
ERY column summarizes varied items from Maine and national notes. Mentions Bangor timber surveys, deaths of Sylvester Abbott and Dank Goff, a Port Clyde wreck rescue, a railroad accident verdict, Gardiner drownings, and local trials. Also notes Century articles on trusts, Louisa May Alcott stories, and Ely's Cream Balm advertisement.
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Sylvester Abbott
Bangor
Dank Goff
Lewiston
Ager
Maine Central Railroad
Farmington
Simmonds
Port Clyde
Fredonia
King
Shaw
Altwrt Perfeot
Gardiner
Miling
Mr. Perfect
Citzens
Seiders
Isaac Douglans
Otteo
Meat Trust
United States Steel Corporation
Standard Ol Company
American Sugar Retlaing Company
Mise
Louisa M. Alcott
St. Nicholas
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Pest Roosevalt
Ellsworth
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Tone
Ann Law
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Bilin
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Madge
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Eilewort
Ise
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Bevere
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Vais Chama
Mackere
Tux
Ah Ititie
Deater
Wood
Bishop CO
Ery Spolcar
Seacoast Packing Co
North Woods
Mattawamkexg
Houston
Ely
Wedim
Ky Brothers
Warren Street
An's Series
Hinda
Hessen
J. W. Heicham
Tremont Street
Moston
Mans
U.S
Tina wesicNe
Boston
Mass
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