Biddeford Campaigns Mark Maine Political Climate
The piece surveys Biddeford Maine politics with Democratic strength and Republican trends in the county. It notes municipal changes, voter naturalization controversy, police appointment shifts, and the broader GOP influence in state and national races. The writer criticizes expediency in politics and highlights recurring campaign rhetoric and local civic tension.
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Republicen Msform
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Biddeford
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Abe
Cott
Bidaford
Biddeford Jis
Washington
Reed
Necesiry
Nain
Buttleford
Sugar Crop Vessel Feed Drives New York Trade Surge
A Munster forage crop report notes a surge of sugar vessels arriving at New York over the past two weeks. Charter steamers and fast craft carried bulk sugar from Cuba and West Indies ports, boosting imports and validating larger cane stocks. The article cites 36 ships and rising tonnages, with New York receiving the bulk and Hamburg exporting refined sugar, while duties debates in India spark policy tensions.
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Southern Poetic Company
Toree Sceer Purte
New York
Volindelpula
Hostoe
Tharnsbergg Ieeward
Coba
Wojck
Easca
Aeni
Wigar
Liean
Hamburg
von Mare
American Drama Struggles and Mackaye’s Legacy
An analysis of American drama’s challenges and ambitions, detailing Steele Mackaye’s career, European influence on his craft, and the wider usage of French and English models. It notes the tension between art and commerce, mentions Hoyt’s hit and misses, and cites Rip Van Winkle and Joe Jefferson as enduring markers of American stage success.
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Ebosa
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Stella Mackaye
Americas
Mackaye
Mackage
Tom Frasce
Delcarte
Steele Slackaye
Maproceton American Ptage
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Litte Marly
Leigaliy
Thelee
Steele Meckays
Lites
Hamlet
London
America
Disccarty
Steela Markay
Ann Seela
Powers
Crawford
Italy
Goethe
Sre Mlasionaries
Hoyt
Denman Thompson
Bronson Howard
Saratoga
Ron
Rip van Winkle
Dion Boucicault
Joe Jefferson
Kip van Wickle
Giraffe Hunting Tale by a Veteran Hunter in Africa
Percy Selous recounts stalking giraffes on the Kala bar border near the Molopo river, describing wind, cover, and a long chase. He details a dramatic shot from close range, the wounded animal, and the pursuit across open veldt, plus camp aftermath and late-night hyena and lion activity.
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Percy Selous
Philadelphia
Kalabar
Molopo
Kalabari
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Soland
Dark
Jutie
Sizne
Binder
Eland
Fred
Cape Town
Letty
Equally Good Vian. A farmer priest and plows at rest
A fragment from Poaraun's Weekly describes a clergyman who owns a farm finding his plowmas sitting on his plow while his horses rest. Dialogue shows a rustic exchange about preparing tubers and readiness. The text is fragmentary and stylized, reflecting old dialect storytelling.
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Poaraun's
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