davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19

The New York Mail ana Express
calls the attention its ''anti-imperial-
istic' friends to situation in Mon
tana which may presently make heavy
demands upon their eVer-rcady SYM
pathy. The Indians in certain pDr-
tions Of the State named above. are
growing restl s.. and may rien III re-
volt. We have been governing them
for years without the consent Of the
governed. or anything like it, Suppose
they take up arms against the author
ity Of the United States-Where may
we expect to find Winslow. Atkinson.
Schurz. Bryan and their fellow anti
lmperialists?" Will they content
themselves with issuing fearful mes
sages of sympathy for the noble red
man, urging him to fight the Amer
lcan troops, or will they 90 out and
help MIN to do the shooting? The
emergency is certainly alarming. Will
me "anti-imperialists" meet il with
rifles, or merely with their exnIosive
put harmless mouths?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19

The Boston Transcript points to the
Maine Prohibition State Convention
yesterday, to prove that a small party
can have a big row. Despite the
Maine law, the Maine Prohibitionists
continue to De a feeble folk. The larg-
est vote thrown for the Prohibition
state ticket in twenty years. was that
in 1886, wien il had 3S73. IN 1896 the
Prohibition vote was but 1870, and two
years later it was 1885. Nevertheless.
the Maine Prohibitionists are among
the most vociferous denouncers there
are on this continent, almost equalling
the "anti-imperialists.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.


There are now but 40 prisoners in Ban
gor jail. Of this number 10 are from
Washington county.
The PenObscot county conference Of
congregational churches will hold its an
nuai meeting with the church at Lincoln,
Tuesday, June 10.
Bishop Goldman has agreed to pay one
half the debt on the Church Of the Heav-
enly Rest in Auburn. The debt is $1,000
Inc only condition is that the church
raise the other half.
Warren Parln. aged 50 years. for many
yoars truckman in Lewiston, has been
missing from his home for two weeks
City Marshal Odlin has investigated the
case and he fears that the old gentleman
mas ended his life.
In the United States district court at
Portland before Judge Webb. Thursday,
petitions III bankruptcy were filed by
George X. Clifford. Auburn; Charles l..
Chandler, Auburn; Henry F. Messer
Bangor; Charles Il. Walker. Waterville.
The town Of Carmel had its county con
Vcntion caucus. Thursday night. not
earlier as had been stated by a mistake.
1he hVe delegates elected by the town
We're tor Gilman for sheriff and Will come
to the convention with that in view
Bangor Commercial.
Iloulton is to have the grandest celc-
bration on July Fourth in the history of
the town. a large number Of the proml-
ncnt sporting business men and farmers
are taking hold of the matter and It Will
be on the most elaborate scale Of any
'eieprn'io" cNci iiVi', o'Ht - i''Hh'
on liurSdiy m"rilliE, MISS JthiIc ~
hVan ni "'' iiinco'k street bdhsot, suC
ceedcd IN LANDING 4tWo large silinoH II
the Bangor pools in the surprisingly short
time Of IS minutes The fish weighed IL
anu PVnnus leaI,, '.htlS, ai,u uh. W.
for freedom.
Mrs. Alvaretta Buker, wife of =. J.
Bukcr Of Lewiston. died, Thursday fore
noon, at her home, after 4 long Illness NJ
consumption. Hcr ase WIZ y years ,..,l.. ano 7
months. MIS-. buhtF Cninc from i'hI4"I
ABOUT slN !elfs a5o. oIie Ii INK M M NINru IA
husband ana niue boy hEru ~ hloiltha
dlsp holhcr ~" a''t'"i pio1ii'ia '"N
sislefa. /.
the Congregational church AT NeaZie.
Rcy. CHARLES w. Howkins. z recent grad
uate Of the Bangor Theological Seminary,
WAS ordained as pastor Jf the society
The ordination was of special interest
since the sermon wa preached hy thc
Rev, Smith Baker. III ~, III foriana.
vnl, Who ~as nim.tIi oru'i'i'' N ''''7 7''i'
et.' u, '''' IN S''' - ...-... ae
Mathew Wilson. situated about Twp mllc1
from IIoulton. on the road ~ NV Lin
erick. Wa burned 70 ne ground lt abDui
> l.. NJ. Wednesday, Fire Wa discovered
in the loft over the engine house. y hah
got such hcadwly that il wa utterly I'M
possible tu save anything Th" mill ana
contents 4re Il total loss. 1t is under
stood TINT there was no insurance.
Engineer Charles Hanson ul thr four
,,,ltI -.'b.,.,'..r AT.r., AJallft, Randall
hI ti.,n,i,.ar.I. ,,.n. VI. thr crew nt the
.i III t,. ., htn, .irrt. Wednesday.
when hc was paid on ana leit fur ,rlr
uptown n l9ok thc citE nEtt. inuT1r'A hIal,,,
night 4tItr1i III hiS sI'i L.r nial,l
III X l.i t''ii. ii Mill. ,.tj,r nut tnrr.
raii,t 4, ,H' lt,-n ,r ,ha rn,n Thr po-
i!"lil1il~ ".i7 hiI''r HI IN, ,r,.I, .,,I ii. ar
lltf tIf it'h4i'- t't il'''4''iA '''''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

r.., .t ,....,4,,,
''iii .'i 4
NH' III Iii 4"
Sli-H'N lllpi"\'u' f-''''H-
I'm tha final round, Friday. ~ thc ll-
dies gulf championship at Westward
Ho. England. which began. May l5.
Miss Adair M County Antrim. beat
Miss Neville NJ Wore estrrShirc.
TIN. r;fy III Boston does not issue an
official program III the + urth VI July
celebration. though advertising cam
vassers are HOW soliciting advertisers
Ia take space I'LL such a program.
Thu hady nf Rufus r. Eovntun. a1rl ~
years nt clinton. Mass. who hal hacn
lllS~lnE lI"li n.r 4oIll' Ll' niIIi
IA varrr. Where III had EVIDENTLY h,cn sey-
eral hours Mr- iiuy ntgh htd hteA Hi ah
'"l.r' HI .i''' ''''',
b1th 'A. loseihi't dll, $3.50, oli'
soliIe 'a.h N'E iIt-lI e'r.
riS >,,- r,,. KIN. Ssnn ,,'.,.. s,,..,,r
lii f-',,,, III. ,,,.,.rrere rrrn I,dia.
n-aro un+ r,nr.s+.d \ -r.asur. box
n,,.n.i IL tha WaIIs Fargo Co Ms
.n,,.t1 III. III. ht,,b,,.,,.,,,,, r,.bo
'''' IN IL
escaped
Louis a. Browne II Laconid, \. H.
VINO wa indicted ~ Iht SFdnu jury
last N"N'lhbor- l"r HIT alleStn lilueteHl
aSSault "ii ll'llv l'itlloe ~ IN r. ~
released from ihe county Jlli' lhuiS-
day, with the consent n the attorney
general ana the county SOLICITOR tht
case having htrn nlarNed h"t ~ n
Drought forward
Iht Nau"hal conferences II Il Iltits
ana 'nfrecl''is p,I7h i nNe u"Sa
session ~ topeka MIL 1 rIidS hISNt'
ii'Si','"t It'll ''' i ''u,', m
'i''' 4 'iS' 4" iiiI r...
NlE"I"uS ll'l i"l s"' Till ''i "''
Wh,ch ht S'iu S,lotl' oS'' u i',,''''
ahu III ''iN ,'!'V" Sl''' n 'i'''
tlc aiid aduli iiil"'ciicS'
IN" inquiry lrt' thc loSS I'M lhe hrll-
ish steamer Virginia. "l 'Ape fiallerds
recently. rs now being hcli ny baitl-
more. Among INC Witnesses summon
od are CAPT. Samucls. the officers ana
men Of the lost ship and Capt. Jamr-
son. an expert VI waters of the South
"rn coast. The court II composed oi
ErtlSh consul ERASER. 'apt- MchaE u
the steamer lstrar. ahd 'apt ltlchard-
sen ol thr steamer Naruoh9A'
There has lately arisen 4 question
respecting the location of thc grave at
Savannah. GA. of Gen. Nathan Tel
greene of Revolutionary fame II" was
buried. June ~ l'>6 Allen X Wright
Of Atlanta, VINO IT ms youth knew
persons VINO had attended feh'
Greenes funeral, Friday. located the
SPOT where Gen, Greene.s body Was
huritd N the northeast corner q tht
old Colonial cemetery, now Colonial
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19

An eminent medical authority says
that the name appendicitis" is not a
proper one and recommends that
''epityphlitis," "ecphyaditis" or SEQ
leocoiditis" be adopted. This is hard
luck. Just as appendicitis is getting
popular and the name easily pro-
nounced, the medical men have to in
vent another new and difficult name
for an old disease, so that they may
have a better pretext for extraordinary
fpec
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19
REJOICING IN HAWAII.
Over Passage Of Hawaiiln BiII-9ubic Ceie-
braiors Planned.

victoria. i. XII. May lS.-Thc news of
the passag, " the Hawaiian bin max
Ing Hawaii 4 territory under the pres
iI-ncy NJ Sanford II. Dole. WAS rcc-iv-
ed III Honolulu. May y with rcjoioinc.
Arrangements are being made for i'm
mediate public celebrations. Prepara-
tions have been completed for cnnnec-
ting the various islands III the Ha-
waiiin groups by Marconi's wireless
tclegraphy. All experiments having
having been successful
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19

The placing of the new Kentucky in
commission calls attention to the
scarcity of officers in our navy. We
are building new ships because we
need them. but no provision has been
made to provide more officers. There
is only one way to do this. since naval
officers have to be carefully trained
for their profession. and that Is to in
crease the number Of students at the
naval academy. 1t is likely that steps
toward this end will be taken at once
as indicated in the letter of our special
Washington correspondent in another
column. To provide officers for the
kentucky, an older and thoroughly
tested battlcship. the Massachusetts.
has gone out If commission for time.
This is not a satisfactory cxpcdient.
however. and the demand for more
officers ana men for our new navy
must be met without delay
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19
Railroads and Steamboats,. :
<& BANGOR & AR O0ST00K
@ RAILROAD I,
~ Arrangement Of Trains
in Effect May IA; 1900


Pullman Puffat Parlor Cars between
t1,.i.iii' .,I ti,,,ar Ak trainv Iaavinp
iiouI,o,i atu ~ " nd Rlns,or ~ 4.
i N HIT n I'm n n IT. '''-i7oi =
AZ n W,tnrI-ilia J x NJ: Ran,
E0r. lido x. XII: Arrive Lagrange. SIS A.
II HrnwnviIIa S5o 4 III. Katahdin,.
1IoH II ,nitii5,t. III IL SbcTrnon 10 K
n Slii't,lgfngt P,,tnr II , n M Island Fails
Il S,,,rr, rii0 Min II q q m Ma
II. H. n, III III II ,hI,j III p N
-IIn,jIfnn ~ Ii ! NJ. Rriigewater los p.
Nil; Pressure Isle. I.57 L. III: Caribou 2 .
Il. Nj; New sweden. 3SS r. NJ; Van Bu-
rrn, 4.u r. III. Limestone. 515 T. NJ;
rrnft q.1n mi: Guilfnrd. q35 al NJ:
Nunsun. l0I3 N. MI: Greenville, 1850 A.
N.
LEAVE Portland. 12.25 Z. NJ; Augusta.
.i I, HI. WatcryiiIe 3'10 r. Nj: Bangor.
li5 u MI Arrive FrownyiiIe. 1852 L. M
Dover. & n il. Mi; Guilford. 7.O9 r. NJ:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19

Herbert Bener's two-years-old
daughter Jennie, while playing with
another child of about her own age.
Wednesday, lost her balance and fell
from the door " the I'll Of the house.
striking her forehead On the plank
doorstep. The child soon went into
convuIsions. and her condition grew
worse until she died Thursday morn
ing she was the only child Of Mr.. and
Mrs Benner, who live near the town
line 0f Nobleboro, in Damariscotta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19

Is it a joke on Ignatius Donnelly or
on Grover Cleveland. or on the two
statesmen who nominated them by
single speech? Surely there is a
joke somewhere, for it has been dis
covered that the speech by which Hon.
Patrick II. Rahilly Of Minnesota,
nominated Donnelly for the vice presi-
dency at the Populist convention in
Cincinnati, last week was cribbed,
word for word. with only the necessary
change in names. from the speech
made by Hon. Daniel Dougherty at
St Louis, II years ago. naming Grover
Cleveland for the presidency.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19
Little to Be Done.
'hicago Inter Ocean

All that remains to be done by The Kan
saS City convention is to listen to the
minutes Of the Sioux Fails convention.
approve them, adjourn, ana get ready for
IL he funeral
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19

Sound money and expansion" is
the Republican slogan in Oregon
whose state election will be held in
a little over two weeks. Who doubts
that it will triumph over the cause of
repudiation and contraction?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19

The Democratic desire to see the ad-
ministration shield those guilty of the
postal frauds in Cuba. VIII not pe
gratiffed. Their punishment will be
prompt and adequate.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19
What Might Have Been.


There is something powerful taking
about George Dewey. ANA If he had be
gun the swing around the circuit little
earlier there is no telling what might
have hapDencd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19

ol hNA
beauty Doctor
Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription
has been hailed
by women as "a
God : send" to
their sex. 1t
give e S t h e
strength a Il d
b e alt Il upon
which h appy
motherhood de-
pends. 1t prac-
tically does
away with the
pains Of mater
nifty. 1t enables
the mother to
nourish the in
fant life de-
pending. on her,
and enjoy the
hourly happi-
ness of watch
ing the develop
n1ent Of a per-
fectly healthy
child.
Mrs. Orrin Stiles,
r n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19

The war in New York against the
ice trust has developed into war De
tween the yellow journals as to when
smashed it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19

The Sultan is not easily touched.
Neither the appeals of the state de-
partment at Washington nor those VI
the suffering Armenians reach his
heart.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19
VOICES OF THE PRESS.
A Sound lille.

(St. Louis Globe DemocratD
According to Judge Lochrcn. the only
way by which the United States can ac-
uurc additional territory is by conquest
or purchase It would seem that we took
both horns Of the dilemma in the case
Of the philipDinCS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19
Young h|dtPonS

Who preserve the charms of face and
figure in spite of an increasing family
and the care of growing children are
always to be envied. AS preservatlvee
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19

is talk Of changing few Of the cher
ished old customs Of commencement
week. The suggestion that the cere-
mony of seniors last chapel be trans
fcrrcd from Ivy day to Glass day. will
meet with general approval. Since
senior vacation is no more, the proper
place for this beautiful exercise is on
Class day. But the idea Of giving up
the romantic dance on the moonlit
green ought to bring forth a storm Of
protests. To have this ball in the con
Ncntional manner under a roof, would
seem a pity. And ii is little short Of
sacrilege to talk uf having the Glass
day exercises on the Walker Art build
ing terrace. instead of under the his
tOrIc old ThorndIke oak. The heart
strings Of the alumnuS are sadly torn
by the ruthless mamie. III which sue
cecding generations NJ college boys
abolish Or change the campus customs
and ceremonies which mean 20 much.
Still. it Is possible for the nld grads to
BE- too conservative ana nld fashioned
The bright ana breezy Bucksport
Herald has changed ownership. ana
Brother Whittemorc is succeeded ~
Hon. Pascal T. Gilmore we are sure
that success will attend the Herald
under such an energetic ana popular
man as Mr.. Gilmore.
There has recently been published by
the government for the information Of
f,,n,r,-. yt,+ar,.,t. ,.1rr,r1;,o ~
condition If the home at Togus. Me
OF the 3075 soldiers at the home, only
4>3 served in Maine regiments, while
1910 came from Massachusetts regi-
ments. The old soldiers are pretty
strong on the consumption Of beer for
the sales Of the beer hall show that
$40 060.15 was expended in that depart
ment.
The Maine Farmer has started
humorous department. 50 we judge by
a communication on the Maine game
laws published. this week. Either that
or else some poor unfortunate in the
Insane asylum penned the remarkable
contribution. Its closing paragraph
reads as follows: In view of the
demoralizing influences on our citi-
zens. the destruction Of human lives
and the lives Of domestic animals and
birds, the debauching Of the habits
and morals of our men and women by
the vile monsters from the cities, |
hold that the money received from the
city spendthrifts, who term themselves
sporting men, is q greater curse than
blessing IA the 81 ata of Maine Down
with the game laws"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19

The Paris exposition has had three
fires within a month. 1t IS evident
that the show is too warm even foI
Paris
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19

Ne Dotiee whatever will b taken OF
unsigned communica Ions.
The Journal cannot he held respon-
sIble for the preservation or return OF
rejected communications.
Address nll communications relating
to subscriptions and advertisements to
BURLEIGH & FLYNT. Publishers.
AuRuSta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19

If Mr.. Clark refuses to stay resigned,
the Senate may be under the paiiliul
necessity of rcsigning from Mr.. Clark
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19

The ''vindication" of Clark of Mon
tana, is extremely thin. The spots
persist in showing through.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19
Mrs. Orrin Stiles,

Co, Wis. writes: "I have been intending to
write you ever since my baby was born in re-
gard to what your Favorite Prescription has
have not been we'll for five years as now am
In July last had baby boy. weight pounds,
and was only sick short time. and since got
any internal trouble since 20, m ! was mo-, rnt
only surprised myself but all Of my friends here
are surprised to see me SO we'll"
DIR. Pierce's Medical Adviser, every
womans friend, is sent free on receipt
of stamps to pay cost Of mailing oULy.
Send 2I one-cent stamps for book in pa
per covers. or 81 stamps i'll cloth bind
ing, to DIR. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19

The senior class of the Yale law
school has just named Governor Shaw
q Iowa, as its favorite candidate for
vice-president, and the Western papers
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19
That's the Scheme.
Wa SilingtDn Post

If the plans Of the Sioux Falls convcn-
tion are carried out. there will be no
room for Democrat on the Democratic
national ticket.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19
On All But One.

Chicago Evening Post)
1t looks as If Eryan's name would ap-
pear on practically every ticket except
the winning one.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19
The Turkish Idea,

acquit ourselves Of responsibilities tha
we clnnnt 1hrnsi nsilp
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19

Dreyfus back in Paris? Let's see,
who is Dreyfus?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19
Rather Suspicious.
lI.ndilnaDoliS News.

NIII'IIIIItI JUII@ 4NtWTJ
If there is no politics in ii. Admiral
Dewey ought. in all good faith to stop
kissing the children.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19

An arrest is due today. in South
Berwick's murder case.
1t would really seem that the North
Atlantic squadron ought to visit
Maine, Old Home week.
Many more birthday anniversaries
for Elijah Kellogg, the graceful story
teller, the eloquent orator, and the be
loved pastor of the fisher folk.
Millinocket. the metropolis of the
Eastern Wilderness is to have a news
paper AS it is intended for outside
circulation, it will be printed in Eng
lish
The Gardiner Reporter-Journal sug-
people home to Maine. is to promise
not to attempt the collection Of any
old debts
Lewiston is determined to keep the
street awnings a proper height. In
most cities. they are allowed to remain
a foot or two too low.
Fairfield is another Maine town to
be favored with a public library. and
the name Of Lawrence, always held in
high esteem there. will now be honored
more than ever.
1t was a noteworthy achievement for
the Bates tennis players to bring home
the championship in doubles from the
Longwood tournament.
They are talking up summer
theater for Old Orchard. This was
tried a few summers ago ana it was
necessary for local talent to get up an
entertainment to provide means for
the professionals to leave town
All Maine people have Maine born
relatives or friends living outside the
State The surest way to make Old
Homo week success is To write them
urging them to return then. There
will be no doubt about their enjoy
ment Of the visit. however informal or
| modest may be the celebrations held in
the cities and towns.
In arranging the Colby commence
ment program this year, provision has
been made to make more Of the meet
ing Of the Alumni Association than
usual. This is wise move and
will not only b. appreciated by the
| alumni. but will prove benefit to the
college.
| This is the day Of the annual field
! day Of the New England colleges al
| Worcester, and the problem is "Will
! BoWdoin be able to retain the champ
: ionship won. last year, over the II
: other colleges?" BoWdoin sends 4
strong team. but is MT over confident
! for ii realizes that it is competing
against colleges nearly all larger than
itself, and possessing greater climatic
advantages for training their athletes
in the spring. Nevertheless it is Ger.
! tain that if Bowdoin does not win frs
! place. it will take position among Tho
4 leaders.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19

Even if Aguinaldo is dead, it doesn't
settle the question of his whereabouts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19
Maine G0sBlln
Rex Regum.

The king of all am |
Who dwell beneath the sky,
And over other kings
My sway forever swings
The kingdoms great and small.
| rule them one ana all.
| was the first to he.
And no son follows me.
Though greatest of the great
| live in simple state.
The plaineSt OF all kings.
Dcspising earthly things.
No gems are in my crown:
No purple i'll my gown;
No sccptcr do bear:
NJ robe Of crminc wear:
No pomp on me awaits
No Courticrs thrOng my gates
My heart is ever cold:
My tax is more than gold:
For mo no pliudits ring;
None cry. Long live the king
] have fnr each a chain.
Ana Ill men nate my reign.
| have no throne or hall:
My curse is on them all.
But through my kingdoms fair
| wander everywhere.
Nor pause in any place.
.And no man knows my face.
AIy cmblcms are the glass
Where little Sand-grainS pass,
The plate where0n the sun :
I-nresIing shadow runs.
The bells that ring tie chime
My name? My name is Time.
John Clair AIinot, 90 i'll Bowdo!n Quill
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19
The Manly Course.
PHILADELPHIA Rccord.)

We've done expanded" and it il our
duty to take up our burden and properly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19

The Bowdoin Orient says that there
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19

Women's colleges in England are
said to be filled to OVERLOOKING
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19

Many more birthday anniversaries
for Elijah Kellogg, the graceful story
teller, the eloquent orator, and the be
loved pastor of the fisher folk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19

Millinocket, the metropolis of the
Eastern wilderness, is to have a news
paper. AS it is intended for outside
circulation, it will be printed in Eng
lish.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19

An arrest is due. today. in South
Berwicks murder case.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19

The Gardiner ReporterJournal sus-
gests that one good way to attract the
people home to Maine, is to promise
not to attempt the collection Of any
old debts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19

1t would really seem that the North
Maine, Old Home week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-19

In arranging the Colby commence
ment program, this year. provision has
been made TO make more Of the meet
ing Of the Alumni Association than
usual. This is a wise move and
will not only b. appreciated by the
alumni, but will prove benefit to the
college