Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-29


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fz1f" tons oui' u halae- ms was over
one half OF the SAILING tonnage neht III that
year IN the n'ed STATS Inc sh,rpins IN
dus'ry IN Maihe Is SUI one OF our hls lhfus-
'ries. ne hr.' ~ Justly IN America was
the haiiuihs oia sup al 'he mouth OF ihe
hennttec by the fopGah colony Inc iu-
fure OF the INDUSTRY the building OF woe
en- vessels can neNSr he surpassed ny any
other state. But we must prepare Tor the
revolution IRON WOO 20 steel. we are 90
ing SO todaf AT BAN inc success OF ms
work Is already assured. The vigorous anu
energetic LABOR OF NAM "orhEleh
more IMAM balances the
/ cost OF bringing iron AMI steel from tie
forget so the sh'pyarts of Name Maine :
TO have her share IN the future building q
iron and steel steamships.
Ma,ue--uur Pride.
/ Hon ;. L. Alhken' Belfast.
! Congressman seth l.. alllliken was intro
duced to respond sand was enthusiastically
applauded. He said :; We should be proud
of our State because it is a land of liberty,
Il land of law, the home of intelligent and
rehned citizehs, iand OF good homes
am proud of the State of Maine for its man
hood. Maine produces crop of men every
year who in the economy of God is the
best crop ever raised in the United States.
You find Maine men in nearly every state
in the Union, and her men are the leaders
in the businesses of these commonwealth.
am proud of Maine schools and colleges,
They make earnest men. The man
who produces nothing Is paupeF on the
human race. no matter what his conditions
may be. Maine men are Americans born
AMI bred Maine men are now turning
their attention to the upbuilding of their
own State. They have led in colonizing
other states and are now engaged in up
I building their own industries.
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l:e The taxes ever 50 lofty,
Hon! urille d. Baker. Augusta.
Hon orviIle u Baker resnon,ed m the
toast. lie called the attention of the guests
10 the CROWN OF our CITY III 'e PAST deca''e
In the nrst place, as regards Augusta
| ministries is the Edwards mill with its 100 :
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wv sPih"its ana us ''iua''on vi ?i,''"'oV'
| Zen wears ago this property was lille. l o
day it pmploys 1850 pncrutiyes The
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