davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gilpin observer., 1905-04-20

Oftentimes when a feller asks for
girls hand he gets the old mans
foot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03
AT eoWDoIN.
McGraw's Departure from College
Causes Much Regret.

brunswick, Nc. MHrch 2.-' SrcciaD.-
7 he statement that has made its appear
ancc in several Of the papers OF the Stat.
ana elsewhere concerning :ic d"pal tu,c
from college of McCiraw. EowduinS star
quarterback and ;til-rouud atE!ct", has
caused considerable interest about TIL.
campus during the past lew days, the
Chief interest being in the fact that the
report was an entirely incorrect enc.
II should he sand in justice to the co..
les" and all concerned that Mctirdw lief:
college solely because ct deficiency III
scholarship and that alone. At the mid
year examinations. which recently took
rllce. it NdS found that he had not at
tanned The required scholarship in his
courses. and ii WAS tins that caused the
dropping of his name.
Nothing in the nature o: professionalism
WIS concerned in the matter. and ii is
regretted that the report concerning Me
Giaw as Il professional man got into the
press. Nicer iw'S departure is kecnly re-
GREETED by all. Not only did he prove him
self a magnificent athlete. bit also was IN
all-round popular man with the entire col
loGe.
Owing to vacancies in the cast of the
play The Magistrate" which IS 10 '.e
given bv the Dramatic Club :! trial for
last eve ming. Tn" names of those select
I'd have not vet been posted.
A. meeting of the sophomore class.
held Wednesday. tho iollOwin, wcr, eject =
ed 10 fill positions in the annual indoor
meet Of thu four classes. winch will he
held IN tho Town hall, March a: Squad
leader. Felix Arnold Burton Of West
herty of Roci<land: pianist. Frank Weed
of Bethel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03
THOSE CHENEY BONDS.
A Miss Olsen Has An. Interview With
the Police.

Providence. Il. H. Mar. 2.-Prvatc
detectives visited here today Miss OIL
Son Il Young woman who was work.
ing i'm the home of II. s. Cheney at
Southbridcc. Mass. ut the time of the
disappear ance. about January Il. Of
s2S3.oo0 worth of securities. Tho re-
suit of the interview was not made
iubllc.
Regarding the visit of the detectives,
Miss Olsen stated that on the day Of
Tie disappearance of the securities.
she and ono other servant were in the
house. When the loss of the bonds
became known, she WAS questioned and
Mr.. Cheney WAS satisfied that she was
not concerned in the matter. She said
that she became disc outraged at the
turn Of affairs and came to this city,
where she secured employment. Mr..
Cheney. size said, knew where she had
located.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03
A BURGLAR
Shot and Killed by a
P'ucky Station Agent.
Companions Escape After a Hot
Running Fight.
Safe Blowers Surprised at Work in
UnionviIle, Conn. Station.

tnionvillc. Conn, March "A A.
Rurllhani. station agent of the New
York. New Haven & Hartford railroad
in this village. shot ana killed one Of
gang of burglars who had broken
into the station early today. A COM
Dlete burglars kit WAS found on the
body but there was nothing to show
the mans identity. His companions
escaped after a running fight with the
station agent, during which several
shots We're exchanged.
The station agent who lives near the
depot was awakened by the ringing Of
Il burglar alarm in his room. He hasti-
~ dressed ami seiZing his revolver.
ran to the station. Approaching quiet
y he heard voices and he was peering
through the waiting room window
when q shot was fired at him through
the glass He returned the fire but be-
fore h. had time 10 ascertain the ef
fe't of his SHOT. another bullet came
from inside The station ana the next in
slant a man crashed through the wind
ow to tho platform beside him and ran
off down the railroad tracks. The agent
chased him for 4 Snort distance ana
several shots were exchanged. none of
which took effect. Meanwhile another
nf the burglars lad escarcd from the
station and the body Of the third was
found on the floor CT the waiting room.
WOUNDS behind his right ear and in his
cheek showed where the bullet from the
agents revolver had passed through
his head, severing thu carotid artery
The nan was fairly well dressed and
was not apparently Of the common
tramp class. His body was removed to
. local underiahers rooms to await the
coroncr'S inquiry.
Nothing was stolen from the station
&c the burglars rcre surprised by the
agent before they had had chance to
OGcn the safe,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03
At THE U. OF M.
Students All Ready for Coming Base.
ball Season.

Ornro. March 2.-tSpecjal.) Coach
Rcdtlerham arrived in Olono Oh We'd
ncsGay and Will begin active coaching
in the cage 1t once. "Euddy' seems to
have WithstUoi the cares and worriA IS
Of umpirng in the Eastern league
admirably and IS i'm fine condition ~
bring out a strong baseball team this
GnrinC. Their" are about 1" candidates
cut for the team at present undc'
Capt. Collins, and everybody has faith
to believe that there is plenty of good
material tn produce {. W,rning team.
There are about six weeks of practice
how before The first trip. when games
"il be played with Exeter, Vermont
AID Dartmouth. 1t was with regret
that the students learned that the two
games scheduled with New Hampshire
state College we're cancelled by the
order of the New Hampshire Faculty.
The reason given was tina; the faculty
had objected II the number of games
on the schedule and Il ,hange vas
rere ssitatcd. This is til" first trouble
that Manage Campbell has expei i
anced with the schedule and he will
touDtISS dEid'ISt Se-ti'SS IoI tltSt
dates.
\. D. BOu-hion. Maine ~. was re-
Gently offered an cnyiablc position by
the United States government, that nf
Superintendent of Accessories to the
Parana Canal Commission. This
position has charge of all the con-
struction oe buildings and such nece1-
sary equipment Will, the canal is IN
the JrorcsS of construction. Mr..
Hnuchton was unable to accept the
,csition however as he is now in the
employ OF john d. Roc kcfeller, fCf
whom he has charge OF the $3O.OO'
<, icncc building noN being built for
Fryn MaWr College.
Interest runs high nj present in
hassctbal On Saturday. March the
Varsity will line M against the New
Hampshire state tea',. and on til"
same evening the Second team VIII
play the y NJ. G. a team of Bangor.
President F,Iuws has returned from
a trip to New York and vicinity
While in New York h" attended a din
rer given by tho Maine Alumni ASSOC
cation. Incid"ntatlv he has been look
ing o. 81. libraries in search Of ideas for
| tho Carnngi" library about to be bullt
! at the University.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03
Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington. Mar. There is no
marked disturbances on the weather
map tonight. but there are four or
five poorly defined and very moderate
Gcprcssions over widely separated linn
tied areas. Temperatures have fallen
considerably in the South Atlantic
states. and are five to fifteen degrees
below the seasonal average.
On the New England and middle At
IattiC coast, the winds will be light to
fresh west to northwest, becoming
variable Saturday.
Steamers departing Friday for
European ports VIII have light to fresh
northwest winds, with fair weather TO
the Grand Banks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03
LIES SAVINGS
Taken from Patrick Col.
we'll by Robbers.
Drew $500 from the Hudson
N. Y, Bank.
Knocked Down Robbed and Left I'm.
conscious by the Hishwaymen.

New York. March 2.-Patrick Colwcll.
coachman for INC widow of Charles
Harder of Philn3nt 4 prominent knit
ting mill man. has beea assaulted and
robbed Of $500, the savings of life
time. colwcll was found uno onscious in
the barn under the feet OF his employ
ers horses. He revived enough to say
Two men had knocked him down with a
lick.
CClwell drove TO Hudson in the after
lo"n and drew The money from the
bank. 1t included bcquest of $1,000
made by his employer.
The paying teller advised him to take
d certificate OF deposit hut he insistc I'd
m til" money and received it. The rob-
hers must have followed him from the
town. Although seriously injured. Col
Well will recover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03
GRANITE CUTTERS
In RockIard Strike Pending Settle
n,ent Of Wage Scale.

Rockland. Nc. March One hundred
granite cutters employed by Booth BROS
and the Hurricane Island Grant," &C.
p.ut oft on strike. today. pending a set
tleu,cnt of their dcmrds. They ASK Il
minimum wage rate of s. rcr daN oil ciGht
hours General Manager William >.
White stated that the company WIS Will
ing to meet this request but that the an
iicultv concerned the period of settle
nnnt The cutters want the bill OF prlcHS
To extend one wear. while thu: company ir-
si;;ts uron y three year bill. The strik
aces not affect the uuarry:nfn. w1o''' bill
of prices extends to t'06. Work WIS ~
progress on the academic group Tor th2
naval buildings ut Annapolis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03
MAINE PARTY
Are Enjoying Themselves In Washing.
ton, D. c.

W 'shineton ID. c.. March ..-(SpeciaD. -
Maine "ttic ials here are having IA pleas
ant tim" Governor Cobb and his party
alrivcp 1T % this forenoon, ln0 occu-
pied their pleasant quarters on the litl,
street side of the New Willard Hotel
This evening. Governor and Mrs Bur-
leigh entertained them at dinner ut Raj
cich Hotel and afterwards took their
guests to a box at the National theatre
to hear Maxine Elliott. a Maine actress
week The guests We're Governor and
Mrs Cobb. Ex-Governor Hill. who is a
house gu' II of Senator and Mrs Hale
the Misses Cobb. Mrs. Byron Boyd. Cen
cral Charles f., Davis. Colonel Robert II.
Crockett and Major Edward +. Kelley.
senator and Mrs. Hale will give dirr,r
to Govcrnor COBB ard party. Saturday
vening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03

The Situation Throughout
Russia Is More Critical.
Government Is Again Confront.
eddy Sweeping Demands.
Police Know Not What to Expect
Movement Assumes Active Form.

ST. Petersburg. March 2.-Workmen
representing nine groups met again. to-
day, at the Peoples Palace. and rati-
fled the demands made by the repre-
sentatives Of seven groups and decided
to meet at the same place at II O'Clock.
tomorrow morning. and wait reply UNI
til noon. IF at that hour satisfactory
guarantee is not forthcoming. the del
sgates will leave the hall, decline to
elect members to serve on the mixed
commission Of which NJ. Schidlivski is
president. and proclaim general
strike.
About 400 men were present at to-
days meeting. The proceedings were
| more formal than yesterday. The meet
ing enthusiastically applauded ac-
counts Of victories gained by the prOle-
tariat in other countries. One speaker
in particular delivered a carefully pre-
pai ed address. Standing on the plat
form. his tlaNen hair hanging to his
shoulders. wearing n loose red shirt and
high Russian boots. he looked the pic
| ture of one of Maxim Gorky's types.
He said the prolotariat alone could
achieve positive results. He appealed
| to the audience to stand together and
demand people parliament. which
| was the only solution now possible.
| He added:
1--WE vent out into the streets one
| sunday and we were shot down Ike
dogs. We are on the even of great
events. perhaps 4 fearful drama. No
matter. We must be firm and steel our
hearts to fulfil the watchword-'fiEh
fight"
The speech WAS greeted with tre-
| mendous applause.
st. Petersburg. Mar. THE strike
situation throughout Russia has been
! rendered distinctly more critical by the
bold demands of the st. Petersburg
workmcn yesterday confronting tn"
government again with the necessity
of yie1ing everything in the face Of
threat or seeing al hope Of pcrnla
nent settlement Of tho strike here and
elsewhere through like agencies Dashed
to the ground. But the worst feature
Of the situation is that the authorities
arc now convinced that the leaders Of
the workmen in pursuance OF a deep
political plan are managed by n shrewd
hidden agency which is deliberately
authorities seem to be at their wits
cEds and in the meantime runOrs are
again anoat that the action of yester-
day was preliminary to.a big demon
strution on Saturday and there are sim
liar reports Of a projected dcmonstra-
ton Of workmcn of Moscow to Signallze
the emancipation anniversary. The
police apparently do not know what to
expect bat their general fear Of the
outcome is based on the discovery at
Moscow and at Wirballcn. Russian Po-
land of quantities of bombs. many
boxes % wlichg have been struggled
Into Russia and ii is reported that the
demonstrations may be backed by tho
US" of bombs against the troops. The
strike movement has suddenly assumed
active form in the EkaterinOslav and
Don Cosack governments.
All the miners of the Donetsl:y coal
mines. numbering over 200, 900 thrcatcu
to walk OUT on Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03
AT THE FRONT.
Stubborn Fight Raging
On the Left Wing.
Vigorous japanese Attacks Re.
pulsed by Russians.
japanese Destroy Minor Entertainments
by Heavy Artillery Fire.

Sakhetun. Manchuria. Mar. 1.-(De-
iayed iii transmission.)-A stubborn
fight is waginS on the left wing. Wig
orous attacks of the Japanese on the
village of kudaZa have been repulscd
and the Russians maintain their DO
stiOn by reason of the intervention of
d relief column which attacked the
Japanese from the west after two pass-
cs had been occupied. This column
was hard pressed by the japanese and
suffered great losses. 1t advanced in
Attachments to the neishborhood OF
l'benupusa and was attacked thrice
during the night, but repulsed an the
onslaughts.
To the eastward the Japanese made
Il night attack on Kutalpass. Some
of the assaults were repulsed but at
9 A. NJ. the Russian advance guard
vacated two outwOrhs which had been
destroyed by the Japanese artillery
and retired TO adjacent and better for
titled positions.
The Japanese attacked Nanshanpu IL,
the khandiensan district at q A. NJ
hut were repulsed.
Mukden. Mar. 1.-tDelayed in trans
on.)-Today was marked by al
lacks along the whole front. The
fighting in the center is becoming Sc
rlous. After an all-night japanese
Commandment at Poutiloff hill and
NovoSorod hill involving a literal rain
of heavy projectiles. the Japanese in
fantrE this morning advanced against
the Russian lines from the hills and
drove back the advanced posts two
miles, The advance was unchecked
until the japanese came with in two
hundred yards of the main line of
trenches. when they were beaten off by
the lire OF machine guns ard volleys OF
rifle fire. When they retired. the jap
anese left many dead and wounded.
Sahepu. Shanlandzi. Chzhantan
Chandiopa and other positions Of the
kusianS center We're also subjected
10 heavy bombardmcnt by siege guns
The Russian artillery which WAS 81.
icnt February Is. accepted the chal-
ienSed. today. and vigorous artillery
duel is in progress.
The Russians have abandoned the
Shakhe river bridge entirely taking up
their frOner positions
The losses on both sides have been
heavy.
Russian cavalry has been despatched
northwestern in the direction of Kali
anna TO interpos" a barrier against the
attack OF the Japanese columns ad-
V:tncinS from the Lao river valley
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03
FESTIVITIES iNAUGURATED
In Paris Attending Wedding Of Miss
Elsie Potter and Or. Edwin Mende.

Paris. March "A dance at the embaS-
~. tonight, inauGurdtcd the festivities at
ter. daurhtcr of the amlass,dnr. to DR.,
Edwin Mendc Of Zurich. Sutherland
There was large attendance Of intimate
friends Of the family who were given Il
preliminary view of tn" superb presents.
teen OF the ambassador by presenting
Miss Porter with II Sevres tea set spec
inll,- made at the governments porcelain
IL; Glory ana bearing her initials The civil
E,;.ri iarc will be celebrated. tomorrow, ut
the town hall of the Bots De EOulogna
quarter. only the family and the witness
es, attending: the church marriage will
event Of the season in the American col
nny The bridesmaids are Misses Mary
Edwards. Alice ColbIrn. Lillian CridIer
E<escie Payne. Judith Minor and Erni
Ntndc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03

During 1903 railway building in
japan on one extension OF II miles
called fo~ the construction Of two tun-
rcls. $50 feet and 2.235 feet in length.
respectively AMI one bridge Of 1909
'eet Another extension OF IA miles
was built last year. This line also re-
CURED several bridges. Other shorter
and temporary lines were built in 1903.
The s;obunkie bridge. on one of these
smaller lines. is 23O2 feet long.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03
Remove the Cause
of a Headache

Dear Sirs:-
.; We always keep Il. f" Bi;tcrs in
.ny house. use them for sick head
H'''e and lind them great help.
Yours respectfully.
MRS. FRANK e. SMART,
July 10, 1905. Kinco, Nc.
l. +. $ act through the bowels and
,sl'oHc the real cause. Don't lis:
luIeS that only deaden the PAIN and
gave gay the poison i'll the system. L.
4 Atwood'S Bit:crs are safe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03
ONE KILLED
And Fifty injured in Head On Collision
in Virginia.

Al"Nardra. Va. March 2-One man was
killed and from 20 to 90 people were more
or less hurt in a head-on collision between
two traniS on the Washington. AleXan-
dria 4 Mo'Int Vernon Railway ut Spring
Park station. last night. The man killed
was Frederick Schneider OF Marietta. Pa
So far ms ascertained the condition of
none of the injured is serious
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03
WORRIED TO DEATH
kIvan Perkins, Soon to Have Been
Tried for Murder, Dead.

Edgccomh Me-. March 2.-The body ot
Alvih H. Perkins. who was out on ban
awaiting trial before the supreme court.
next rlonth on the charge OF assault with
intent to kill his nephew on the night of
Dec. II. was brought here. today. for bur
ial. Perkins died at Lewiston. last night.
his death being FASTENED by worry over
his lending trial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03
HARVARD STUDENTS
Leave For Washington to Join the
Inaugural Parade.

Cambridge. Mass. March Ono INN,
1rcd and twenty five Harvard student .
left. today for Washington wllcr, as rep
rcStntativcs of tho Harvard Re,uhIic;,u
parade on SATURDAY.
With I'll. approval Of President Roose
welt. tho delegation from his alma mater
VIII head the college division Of the p1 =.
radc. WITH Il band furnished By The IN
Long black gowns with mortar, bourtl
hats will be worn. Tie students viii rn
turn to Cambridge. Monday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03
SUNKEN WRECKS
Are Being Blown UP In the Vicinity Of
Nantucket.

Nantucket. Mass. March A corps OF
divers from the United States engineer
department arrived here. this afternoon.
on The auxiliary sunhoat Lillian. to com
,nence the work Of blowing up s,Inken
wrecks in this vicinity which hav. become
y mcnacr to navigation. 4 large piece Of
. vcsS.rs stern has b"nn discovered di-
r"ctl,- in the steamer channel ut Brant
the .iiv"rs will commence its reno, al i'm.
mciiatcIv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03
Inward and Outward.

Tn. inward effects Of humors are
worse than tine outward. They weaken
all the organs, inf:ame the mucnu.
membrane. cause catarrhal troub,..
and endanger the whole system.
Hoods sarsaparilla eradicates All
hnrnors and cures all their effects.
It's the great Alternative and tonic
medicine whose merit has been every
where established.
! Accent ~ kabsfitss~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03
SUFFERS A SHOCK.
r. 3. Hail Well Known Cornet Soloist
and Composer Stricken.

Watcrvillc. Me. Mar ..-R. Il; Hall.
the well known cornct snloist. band
lcadcT ana composer, suffered IL para
lytic shock. tonight. The physicians
consider his condition Us serious but
expect recovery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03
FAIR AND WARMER.

Eoston. Mar. Local forecast for
Boston and vicinity: fair and warmer
Friday: Saturday fair and continued
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03

BY substituting lines of small ball
bearings for the ordinary groovings of
rifle barrels an Englishman claims to
increase by 40 per cent. the average
velocity, penetration and range Of the
prUiectile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03
LuMBERMEN ENDORSE
The Attitude Of President Roosevelt in
Preservation of FORESTS.

Fhil,dclrha. March anHesoIu;ionS on
tiorsnc the attitude OF Prcsiden. Roose-
tion looking to the preservation, % imer
c.rn forests we're ..dr ,,,,h tod,y; b. the
The federal supervision of Insurance is
recommended in another resolution
wis Iill Of Delaware. was ele.,e,;
,.r.siGlent OF the ors.tniza ton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03
A BON 3
Thown In the Midst Of Party Of Soldiers
IN Warsaw.

Warsaw. Mar. 2.-U1.f5 +. MA
Goinb WAS thrown from a window ov-
cr!Oaking the court yard of the Muran-
Ctf district police station at 3 o'clock.
this afternoon. 1t fell in the midst OF
a group OF soldiers. but did not cx-
rlode. Two jews have been arrested
FOR supposed connection with the af-
fair No details are available, as tue
authorities are very reticent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03
STRIKERS PARADE
And Utter Threats to Soldiers In
Warsaw

Warsaw. Mar 2.-1.4O p. M.--Strikcrs
today drove the officials and clerks
from the Offices Of the gas company
and thence marched TO the gas works
which are occupied by the military.
The strikers merely jcered ut the
soldiers shouting You will only stay
there until Saturday. Then we will
clear you out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03
SCHOONER ELLA MAY
From Rooklard. Maine, Repairs Dam.
ages at Vineyard Haven.

VINEYARD Haven. Mass. .Nrrcb
Sclio ,n'r Ella May. Fort Reading tor
R"ckland. Maine. stopped here, TO-DAY. to
replace Dowsprits ard other hcadecar
which was carried away while conjn.
through Long Island sound She sailed
FOR RoCkland. late today
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03
MRS. JOHN leCLAiRE
Ues Of Burns Received In Lighting
Fire With Kerosene.

iv"rm"r" Falls. Nc. March Will"
netting i fire with the aid Of kerosene
on today. the clothing of Mrs. John Lee
i~'lr" of Chisholm caught FIRE. resulting
III der death Il few hours later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03
SIX CHILDREN
Killed in An Avalanche In Ausser Will.
garten, Austria.

Innsbruck. Austria. March Six Chi.
dren We're killed. today, by an avalanch..
which overwhelmed the house or 4 meas
ant near Ausser Willgarten. The other
&c cupants. who were injured were extr,.
Gated alive. =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03
Bridge Was Not Burned

ST. Petersburg Mar. 3.-Accor,iing to
semi-of1icial note. the manager OF
the Chinese Railroad denied that tie
bridge between Tie-pass and kaiyuen
had been destroyed. The mana ger de-
clares that traffic is interrupted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03
Washington Forecast.

Washington. Mar. ..-t'orecast for
New England: Fair Friday: warmer
in west and central portions; Saturday
lair. warmer; light to fresh northwest
winds. becoming variable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-03
Mayor Endorsed.

i"'iaSt. Me. March Mayor l.. I
'-"'i"S was nominated for Il second terra
~ the Republican convention. this even
iny.