Naval Colliers to Be Given Special Test
Washington June one of the biggest marine logistics questions concerns coal supply for ships. Secretary Meyer plans a test by sending the new collier Cyclops carrying ten thousand tons from Newport News through the Strait of Magellan to San Francisco. If successful, Congress may appropriate funds for more such collier tonnage. The Cyclops is under construction at William Cramp & Sons and will sail west from Newport News later this summer.
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Mikado Shines At Boston Opera House With Star Cast
The Aborn Centre Opera Company opens at the Boston Opera House with the Mikado and a lineup of favorites from the prior season. The revival will feature an all star cast including Robert Lett, William Bellery, George Ty Titman, Francis J. Boyle, Estelle Wentworth, Louise Le Baron, Florence Coughlan, Hattie Arnold, Carlos Ariing and others. Later in the season plans include King DoDo and The Mocking Bird among other operettas as the company tours the country. Meanwhile local license issues stir board debate and Salishiry Beach remains dry after the health board halted a new bar opening for sewer compliance.
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Unitarian Summer Institute at Isles of Shoal Starts July 1
The Unitarian Summer Institute at the Isles of Shoal runs July 1 to 17 with meetings and Sunday school. Prof Ralph Barton Perry of Harvard will discuss The Ethical Focus of Religion, Prof Charles Zeuhlin of Boston on The Religion of the Common Life, and Rev Joseph Greeker of Resindale on The Persistent Significance of the Christ Ideas. The sermons open with Rev Thomas Van Ness of the Brookline road church in Boston.
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Navy orders and ship plans mark new naval construction policy
Secretary Meyer approves plans for two giant battleships Nos. ud and 36, signaling a shift to preauthorized design work. The naval college and general board aided rapid planning, with estimated displacement around 27,080 tons and heavy armament. Details remain withheld as officials proceed with construction bureau diligence.
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Methodist Ladies Aid Meeting Attracts Local Members
Methodist Ladies Aid of the church hosted a Wednesday afternoon and evening gathering. Mrs Howie Graver presided over the business meeting. A social hour followed with lighting candles and a brief talk by The Hon. Tess a W. Father, pastor, to members.
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Salisbury's License Encounters Troubles With Laws
Fragmented report from Salisbury noting license disputes and local legal adjustments affecting high school activities and graduation exercises, with mentions of Portland and Massachusetts in a garbled OCR read. The piece references political tension and election timing as an underlying context.
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Moody May Retire From Bench Next Session
A letter from Jim Moody expresses fear that his health is permanently broken and he may not endure his official duties. If he cannot resume his bench duties when Congress meets in December, Moody is likely to retire with full pay, becoming the youngest court member to do so.
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Portsmouth Building and Loan shareholders notice
Notice to shareholders announces the annual meeting of the Portsmouth Building and Loan Association to be held at their region in Newton block Congressal hall Wednesday evening June 8 at 8 o'clock. Election of officers to follow. I G M N Pender, secretary. Portsmouth Country Club reports nearly forty applications for shipship this spring.
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Delegates Elected to First District Congressional Convention
In an evening session 6 delegates were chosen for the first district congressional convention with Asher C. Hinds favored. Fortee delegates and colonel Fred Hale were elected in Iddeford. Hinds delegates listed as Broick Sacu New Alsurester Kenneburk. Delegates total 308 with Hale receiving 14 and awards noted.
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Retirement plan for Bluejackets eyed by Congress
Washington reports a proposed Meyer bill to retire sailors after 16 years at full or partial pay, with 5 to 25 year service brackets and disability provisions. The plan aims to reduce annual costs by about 880 thousand dollars and save funds on recruitment and shipboard equipment.
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President plans busy travel schedule this autumn
The president will undertake extensive journeys across the country from September through October, with planned visits to Lyin s Mass Bretton Woods N J and Jersey City. He already accepted invitations for church dedication and a 2001 cig anniversary event while resuming limited summer residence travel.
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Special Meeting of Gen Gilman Marston Garman Group
A special meeting of the Prim Veteran Union is announced for Saturday evening. Attendees are urged to gather at the yard for a reunion on the river. Officials emphasize July action and expect a large turnout from the city.
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