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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23
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sropriettnr igberg foIe sol
nii1gll1n0 spgeblis.
Sogfgrer ae11tp geile er al
! gaaet peo @goen, So slar ganlHel.
5SSbp. 8~Draaosmeolem ajgb
maro 8. g. 9arieu / 9grpesfigbiin{
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mel.
5srer al 9anpfnrgeu Sch.
borg, &aptein Mfseliel1 / &prspr, cl
oeo, 81 Ma%rygalnnel. Mfbpbe bol
tioltgere pGret Iriftsbeitprcr a
StorebGlt-S ~berfarten.
&anfoireftpr, gugfprer, &on.
celliraao s. g. 8iuff / 5felsifpr CT
afgaaet peo 9p0eu, 81 Star goln11e(.
San bar ti0ligere / mango Star Gl1lo-
mratig pua 3d. oa &erreDsfontpre:
Sfellfpr og cit Sci Star Mfe0lem al
Sfelifpr 8praab.
- Snipefteren beo Maflfop Of
fentlige Slagteblts 9Drlage $. 8. 8.
6abricius er afgaaet pe6 9poel1. Mf-
6poe Dar 63 Mar gamn1el og bopoe
iioe1 Sl%ogte6uiet5 Sprettelie for ca.
10 Mor li0e1 @fungeret lon oets SIT
lpeftpr og fo11trolleren6e 9Drlpge.
- 9%iltrtftslege / @iborg Sobon-
mes Mn0erien CT plu0ielig afgaaet
peo 9p0eu ion1 Jplge al cit 8lo0-
prop, Ser ifp(otes cit froniif &ier-
teli0elie. @on bar fp6t i 8iborg,
% .bor iioen 1878 peret 2ege ser.
S 1898 bleo fan 9%iltriftslege. @an
bar Ell 6Dgtig 2Gge og cit meget az
bolot Mono.
Sl6ebran6 e. Slpngborg
&ro beo Chambers renaa Nan6ebei
CT totolt n%eobrGuDt; 5 @e1te in6e-
br9u6te.
-: Mobs 2oriens @aor6 og It's
9Dgningerne til s.. Gbri1ten1ens
@aar6 / 2angite6 poa Gper1 neo-
bren6te. Sl6en opitoo / Maos 2ar-
ie1s @ooro, bbor ollie &%reot1rer11e
en- &lag inoe6rGa6te. @n6bi6ere
brenote Subject.
Sc. Seniens @aorb pua 2i1Ie
Gelle6, be6 &oIoing, .beftau-
e1e6e of 4 itraobefte 2enger, ct to
talt neobren6t. 8eietning og Sn6-
30 re66ebes. S6en opito6 / l16bniet
% meres at bere paa1at.
s. S @aor6eier Sommers @aarb
/ 9perup poa 5oliter opito6 Ser for
leoen SIS. @nar6en er totalt ne6>
6r9n6t. Ser in6ebrGn6te 8 &bier,
1 So % nogle Sbin, ligefom alt
og 6en in6able6e Se6
brGnote.
- 6orle0en opito6 ser S16 poa
Sl1ulsbierg, Ell balo MI
fra &eile. Aarlagen til Sloens Sp-
fom1t ffplotes Ell efsplo6eret Gtal6-
@aaroens 3 29nger neb=
brnn6te uloitGn0ig, % al ben in6=
aplebe Snb brGnbte. Stuebulet %
allie &reatl1rer reobebes. 8eile
8%ran6bei en osliitere6e pe6 Slufntt;-
gen. @aar6en eies al @oipitalsfor=
ltou0er Msbl, &eile, og er forpagtet
al Sgnuen Sojti,ant Mfgbl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23

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oouffe Sui ieleite bper Iorten SAG,
9teoeu or ON biotil bDer 5en.
Bog.
st ligneroe 9iilfRIDe 111Dtrna5te
5ior, oa Set plu6ielig rpgteoss, Al
ben nanife &irfes gamlel h1nitfnrbig1
ltoifaarne &rebifeitol bar iolgt til
ben me Strife paa SSgrgensbp, loen
at bDerfel1 Ben ba1ife Menigbeo elIe1
Nruiten reo Donif Strife pibite noget
oerpm ! Jprpeje1r. salgsiun1me11
bar 500 Naarf, me6el1s 8raoifelto=
len efter en- Sitanoiattelie piloe bore
10000 Mfarf b9rb. Gette gab 5tg-
set til gamfunbets 9prettelie, og .ef-
ter ct forbereoen0e Mgoe itifteoes
bette 2gr6agen Sen 81. Sftober. Set
tate be0 Sprettellen ODER bolDfemte
9u116rebe Meblemmer.
S alt er ser / Marets 2pb afbolot
FEM @u6stje,eiter n1eb gell1em
oper 345 9eltagere peo bpert. Set
fa11 mtoges, at r&irfeligt Cant
fl1n6 for Jlensborg og &megn" /
bel1re &enleenoe MI goor or6ne6c
Torbolo / M60e, % at set for Gre,n-
tioen bil funne birfe 1tforitprret, /
Sberensltemmelie MES lit Gormaal og
til 9elo for set firfe11ge SIP.
San1fun0ets Me6lemsontol far
Set forlp5ne Mar bofset Jig betp0eligt
itprre. Set talte til at begDn6e mes
458 @le0lemmer. S Marets 2gb er
Ser u6melot 6 Meolelnmer, bortrej}t
80 Mae0lemn1er og algooet beo 81
ocn 6 Meolemner Il Girfeligbe6en
afgif Z Me6lemmer be6 9e6en, met
/ set enc Gi1fal6e trao6te SEN Mf-
bp1es @ritrlt i16 / Ste6en). Ser
fragaar altioa / alt As Me6lemmer.
sDerimo6 CT Ser ti(n1el6t 1874 II j. c
sc e 5 e III nj e I, iaa n&irfeligt
Samfuno for 6lensborg og Smegn"
MI beo 6oraarets Slutning ito6 me6
ct Me6lemsantaI poa SAT.
Sn6tpgterne bar / alt 1871 Marf
IS &enning, u6gifter11e / alt 459
Marf So 8enning. &asiebebolo-
.1ingen bar 6erefter Zen is. Soffttober
1906 1912 Marf 80 @eatni1eg.
6 II I 5 b r~>D-Il.u;p. Den l..
Nobember feire6e @neofermeiter 8e=
ter @ielien og @ls1tru / Goftlun6
*beres @llobrpllup. On imuf Bru-
"ET ~,
be fare me6 10 ful6tbeiatte 8ogne at
tnobu6ne @elter le6iage6e 6e Cant
lc i'll &irfen, bbor Baitor @eber
5olot cit lm1f Gale for oct a9tper.
6ige og afbol6te @ul6bruoepor.
9en 8ogn> bbor @1lobru6eporret
iao, bar ppntet me6 8lom1terIpng-
ninger. @ruSen er "a og 8rubgom-
n1en 76 Mar. 8eg9e CT rate og rg-
rise.
@ansien-M erremgIIeS
6 terfgIger? @n6nu fgr-
enc &eoaftbr &ansien<M
bar blebe1t officielt proflomeret iom
&igsbagsman6, begpn6te man at
ibge efter bans @fterfelger lom 2an6-
6agsman6. &ansien : MerremblIe
far for lergit me66elt, at Fan til
2ano6agsbolget / 1908 bil6e itille
lit @anbat til Dispoiition, for at
Nor6lesbigerne paa ny funoe faa 3
&eprGi entonter / Berlin: 2 2an6=
6agsmn1r6 o9 1 &igs6ogsmonb.
5orleoen mente ~Slensborg
MbiS" at funrte u6pege @oar6eier
g. @rau al @pl .iom &ansim-
Nerremplles @fterfelger / Moben-
roo-Sgn6erborg 2an66agsfre6S.
ST.. @ran be6er imi6lerti6 gien-
nem u6lensbor9. 9lbis" fine @enner
ON at betenfe.. at fan bberfen gn-
ifer 2an66ugsman6atet eller an1er
Jig for tienlig til at regte @perpet.
v6lensborg Mbis" boaber Dog, at
.Sr. @rau life bill faitbol6e fin &pg=
ring, naar @elgerforeningen opfor-
orer bom til at o%bertoge Sen at 81
Mprrn ftfprf+ 4,..nSo Graft r,%o Oor
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23
Sontbern Golpnial Smmigration

Spntbern Colonial EMANCIPATION
M%sipctatipm o%pfor6rer 5fon6i1Qper
til at lutte Jig til set 11De lfonoina-
biife Excitement be0 9lifen> 5out6
Carolina. 9ette Excitement til6p0ar
enc taQen6e gooe 8%etingller til Ell
bber raft og 0pgtig Mono, lom bigger
efter at l9tte Jpoen UNDER e0et
8or0. Garming .betaler fig be0re fer
enc noget onoet Steos / l1ntte0
States, meoens set iamti0ig freezer
min6re baar0t Mrbej0e og fnrre Bal1-
&c for at blipe i'm egen Mano:
commissioner Of MgricuIturc.
Commerce a1o EMANCIPATION Of tbe
State Of 9outb Carolina Scr. 6. S.
Bation> for perlonlig un6eriggt
5orbol6ene og %offentlig u6talt, at Set
npe Settlement frembpoer uomprfe-
oe 8etingelier for 0riftige og ar
beioiomme Wenneifer til at ppl1aa
gelitaito og ltafbangigbe6. Subj
itanoige 0plpsninger faces peo &en-
benoelie til g. 2inobura, @enI Mas
rroger, 7s 8rooo ct, Seem Sort
Gith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-07
SPARKS FROM MAirlE WIRES.

Edgar j. E;:l'rN was III lucky man
Durin,, the afternoon hc landed three
b"HutI'-a. Weighing; II. - ana pounds.
The SMALLEST Says Nv Emery, pvt NJ,
III" best G2h;, though Hll ~ I'll" ti>h
were lively. Tie Eshin" al IN" pool is;
the best now that il Ins h"'n this
season, ANA several salmon Jill. usually
caught every day.
Wednesdays session Of the law court
Il, Ranger took UP thu Hancock county
docket al the. op"nin% Of the r"iniu';
SC sssion with til" case Of State ". Utrii-
ny. This is the Bar IInrirnr case. tried
ut Ellsworth several months ago which
to the law court IN exceptions IN Tho
defendant. Charles H. Wood, Esq,
county attorney for Hancock county,
appeared for the state. In tho after
noon. the Hancock docket being clear
ed. the PcnobScot case of Alice Y. Jon"s
against the SillS y. Jones estate WIS
TAX ~ up nn M" exceptions of tho a.
Tense. This is the cas-" tried III Janu-
ary in which the plaintiff used Tho VS.
tat" on notes given ~ her AMI denied
by the defense. The noto@ wore not
produced on account Of having been
destroyed but til" plaintiff ohtainci
\ verdict which the defense. is trying
10 have set aside.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-07
Attends Dedication ok, Of
National Headquarters.
Justice 0'Bfien Of New York
Delivers Stirring Address.
Discussion Of Changes in Insurance Rates
Takes Up Morning Session. a.

New Haven, Ct, June 6-With a
ceremony in keeping with the big event,
:hc knights of Columbus proudly dcd-
icatod their new national Headquarters
today, the exercises taking place on the
green directly opposite the fine new
building of the order. The principal
spe aker was Justice Morgan j. O'Bricn
of Now York. who delivered a stirring
Grafton just before the close of the cX-
erCises, on the work of the knights of
Columbus and other Catholic societies.
Tho address on Columbus was deliv-
cred by Justice Victor J. Dowlin of
New York, and an address on the
church was made by Rev. John l.. Bel
ford of Brooklyn.
Justice O'Bricn spoke of the relation
between religion and the state and said
that it was only during the last few
Years that mans religion counted for
nothing when it came to his holding Il
state Office. The time of the dcbarment
of Il man on account of his religion is
gone he said, and gone forever.
Following the exercises delegates held
4 short meeting at headquarters.
| The morning was taken up entirely
in the discussion of certain proposed
changes in insurance rates for the Or
der, but it was stated aftcrward that
nothing definite had been decided upon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-07

long to Miss Page and the money alleged
to have been taken. Mr. Valley then re
viewed at length evidence which has de-
veloped Stree the trial with reference to
the stickpin. which. it is said tended 70
show that the ornament belonged to
fucker. Concerning the statement of DR..
Harris. Mr.. Valley said:
Solcmnly feeling that he was shortly
to go before his Judge and that he must
answer to Him for any wrong that h
had done to this poor. young man who
Is in Charlestown, he wrote down those
things with his own hands. His con
science at last woke to the fact that he
mad himself rot only done Il wrong but
mad been participant in a great crime.
Gut of the mouth of one of the com
monwealth's own witnesses comes the
startling confession that not only did he
commit perjury-because l submit that
that is what it means-but that tile other
witnesses for the commonwealth manu-
featured and invented testimony when it
became necessary"
He then asked: Does man have q
fair trial when tho experts who are sup
posed t. be honest and careful in their
tt9'ii'l'hN dStlllSt MIN rfdctlcdly com
NIT perjury in order to win OUT
Mr.. Valley called the governors attcn-
ton to the fact that every possible lr-
gal step hId been taken by counsel for
the defence to secure the presence of :,
young woman from Maine whom Tucker
met at Weston on the day that Mahc!
Page was killed. and whose testimony,
Mr.. Nahev sad would have shown Tack
cr'S conduct and actions to have been
such as would have demonstrated tn tn"
ordinary mans mind the absolute imc'ns
Sibility Of his having. within short
hour and a half ommtt"d the murder.
Mr.. Valley cited prcc"dcnts IN which
the Judges have laid special stress on tn"
meaning of deliberately prcm ditat"d.
and alsr called attention to the mos
horrible suEg. ston that hls he"n made t.
! rails" in the pubic mind u Ircjufc"
against the defendant. some of them com
ing, he said. from some of the officers
of the state police.
Mr.. Nahcy concluded with a review ri
the points on which Clcmency was asked
and with the words of Fortia in charac-
| tcrzinG tho quality Of mercy in The
Merchant of Venice"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-07
DIED SUDDENLY
OF: HEART DISEASE.

How frequently docs head line SINH
lar to the above greet rs in the news
napers, The rush. push and strenuous
ness of the American people has a strong
tendency TO lead up Ia Val:G!ar and other
affections Of the heart. attended ny ir-
regular action paipitatiun. dizziness,
smotherpd scnsGt i0nS and other distress
ing symptoms
Three of the prominent ingredients Of
which DR.. Pierce'S iiuldpu Medical Dis
royery is made arc recommended ny some
of the leading writers "n EtEeTiu Hrlicd
for the cnre of just sr;ch "aSc+. Golden
Seal root. for instance. is SAID hy tho
limited STATES Hi~PENSAroR a stand
ard authority. ITO ilnlari tnrsn and in
creased power to the hearts action"
Numerous other i"adihg aut horitics rep
resent Golden Seal n an M surpassed
tonic for the muscular s. str,a IL general.
and as the heart is almost .shn.Iy com
posed OF muscular tissue. 10 naturally
follows that it must be greatly strength
enpd by this superb, general tonic. But
nrobab1y the most important ingredient
m Golden Medical Discovery" so far
"a fts marvellous cures OF valvular and
other affections of the heart are CON
cerned, is Stone root, or f0itiHsOnM Can,
prof. VIM. Paine. author Of Paine's
Epitomy of Medicine. says Of it:
rt not long since, had a patient who was
The heart that his friends We're Obliged to
,carry him upstairs. He. however. gradually
recovered under the influence Of Culiinsonir
fnedIcina! principle extracted from Stone
root. and is now attending to his business
Heretofore physicians knew Of no remedy
for the removal Of SO distressing and so dan.
eerous a malady. With them it was al
guess work. and IL fearfully warned the
eflicted that death was near at hand Col
iinsonin unquestionably affords relief In
such cases. and in most instances effects Z
Stone root IS also recommended by Drs
Hale and Eilngwood. of Chicago, fol
yaIvular and other diseases Of the heart
The latter says: ut is a heart tonic o
direct and permanent influence"
Golden Medical Discovery not onl,
cures serious heart affections. but is
most efficient general tonic and invigor
ator. strengthening the stomach, invig
Grating the liver, regulating the bowel
and curing catarrha. affections in al
parts Of the system.
: Or. Pierce's Pellets cure Constipation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-07
PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS
Nominate Edwin S. Stuart for Cover
nor-The Other Nominees.

Harrisburg. Pa, June 6.-Thc Republi-
can state convention met today. Con
gresham Olmsted was chosen temporary
chairman. The slated candidates for the
different Offices are as follows:
Governor, Edwin S. Stuart of Phila-
delphia: lieutenant governor. Robert $.
Murphy of Cambria county; auditor gen
eral. Robert *. Young of Tioga county:
secretary of internal affairs. Henry
Houck of Iabanon. There was appar-
entity no organized opposition to this
ticket
Stuart was nominated on the first bal
lot Stuart 81, Watres 1iS. Thompson
80. Stone 81. Brown 8. Murray II. Neces-
sary for a choice, PA.
Robert S. Murphy was chosen for lieu
tenant governor. He was the only can
didate.
Robert X Young was nominatcd for
auditor general on the first ballot
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-07
CRAPSEY APPEALS.
VIII Not Tamely Submit to the Con-
viction for Heresy.

R"clicstcr. y. Y, June 6.-fiev. Al
::rrnur $. Crapscy. rector of St. An
irrWs Protestant Episcopal church of
lhiS ci,y today through his counsel,
James Beck Perkins, filed an appeal
from the findings Of the ecclesiastical
court that found him guilty Of hcrcsy.
Tho appeal is mad" To tn" court Of
review Of the second DEPARTMENT nf
the Protestant i.t.iscnisai church 81
North American from he decision
r,adc At Batavia, y. NJ. On May =.
1906. Tn" appeal r"h.arscH tn
charges - c.,n...it..d Italy in Dr.
Cyarscy'.; look ~ I;si,I ANA Prl;-
tics" ANA The c"urt imiiur; thor""n.
Tho appeal is based on several
grounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-07
DECLARE FOR BRYAN.
Missouri Democrats Demand His
Election in 1908-Tariff Denounced.

jefferson City. Mo. June 1.-THE plat
form adopted at the Democratic state
convention Tuesday night declares that
VIM. ]. Bryan was defeated by corrupt
carl.airn contributions by trusts and
that he is the great American Demo-
crat ana that Missouri demands ms
election to the Presidency in 1905; de-
clarcS against issuing free tranSporta-
ton t. political conventions by rail
roads and asks reduction Of passenger
rates.
The platform dcnounccs the tariff and
ccnsurcs President Roosevelt for IA
VorinS the present system after dcc'ar-
ing for tariff revision. 1t also ccnSurcS
Pres Roosevelt for mis- stand on tn"
railroad rate bill and the It"publIran
party for moi giving statehood to oE"
lahom% and Indian Territory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-07

and passed most of his life there. He
had been resident of this place only a
short time, coming here from Fairfield
about five weeks age.
Five brothers, john Of Skowhe gan.
James Of Augusta. Williams. Henry and
Richard, all Of Minneapolis and two sis
tcrs Mrs. Herbert Lord of Plymouth.
Mass, and Mrs. Gleason, survive him.
Funeral services will be held Friday
forenoon at go o'clock. conducted hy
Rev. ]. b. Rcardon of the I'm vcrsaist
church The body will he taken to SlSow-
hogan for burial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-07
ROOSEVELT ENDORSED.
South Dakota Republicans Adhere to
Party's Policy Of Protection.

Sioux Falls. <. d, June 9Th" plat J.
form adopt ID at TIL" Republican stat
convention Tuesday night has t.tS I"
say on tho tariff:
eve Scientifically adh"r" t" tn" l:"rub-
Iican policy Of protection I" American
industries. but believe that tariff rats
should hc modified from tim" To time
to meet changed conditions. For tn
benefits Of tn American hom" builders
and tho protection of our forests We
favor the abolition of Ill tariff on lunl-
Der
President E"oscvclt is endorsed and
south Dakota senators and representa-
tiycs are commended for their support
of the Presidents railroad policy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-07
ARKANSAS FOR BRYAN.
Hearst Men Unavailingly Try to Stem
Current for Him.

Hot Springs. Ark. June 6-Ih'
Democratic state convention went on
record today for William Jennings
BRYAN as the next Democratic "andi-
date for president. Chancellor
Humphreys Of Washington county Of
fcred the resolution endorsing Mr.
BRYAN for president in 1905. Friends
Of William Il. Hearst "ndeavorcd t"
stay the Bryan tide hut the ilumph-
rcys resolution WAS adopted by accIa-
nation with marked enthusiasm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-07

W. Rodgers, Dorchester; treasurer,
Joseph r. Paul, Boston; auditor, Carl
Lindstrom. Lynn.
Til" third general meeting was held in
Jordan hall tonight. The only speaker
was W. II. Sanders OF Montsoms ry, Ala,
who delivered an Grafton on Stat" Med
icinc."
Tonight there was an organ recital in
Trinity church; .hc section on nerves ard
mental diseases attended Il dinner ut The
Tulleries, and there was a reception at
Mechanics hall to the president of the
American Medical Association ut which
there was music and dancing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-07

The local baseball team recently organ
izod is composed of the following mem
bcrs: Eugene Young. p: Harold McFaG-
CART c; Charles Glue, 1b; Alton Blake.
2b; Albion Blake. 81; John Ornislin, IS;
Earl Hall. IF; Ivan Harlow. eff; Charlie,
Bates. If; substitute pitcher. Gerald
Wclch. Tho team will play next Sdtur-
day at EaSsaIboro.
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Hannnnocks

A hammock is always a valuable
addition to a varanda. or shady
nook under the trees. an item Of sum
mcr comfort that none can afford to be
without. We have just received a
large assortment of hammocks, large
and comfortable. with pillow attached
and deep valance. We have a ham
mock to please every customer and Il
grade for every pockctboOk. Don't fail
to call and see them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-07
Georoc Stanley,

| The death from paralysis Of George
Stanley occurred AZ 1ol5 Tuesday night
1T the hom" of his sister Mrs. Waltcy
Gleason, on tho Wat"rvillc road. The de
ceased was born in Sllowhcsan in 1Ses
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-07
N.wport. r. l.. Adopts New Charter.

E-"port. Il. l.. June 6.-Thc pro-
pn..d urv charter for the city was
npprovcd by the voters at the special
election today by majority of So.
The total vote in favor of its adoption
was 1887 and for its rejection 1852.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-07

Aluminium has suddenly como into IL.
for - MAN. purposes where copper ana
brass wcra formerly employed Ihat the
supply is everywhere far short If tn.
demand. Thu automobile manufacture /,
largely responsible FIR the shortage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-07

Thread made from the SPIDERS. weir is
lighter ana stronger, thau that which
comes from the silkworm. In France
Their" Is factory used only for the maa-
ulacturr of spid,r thread
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-07

Mrs. Ida Patterson. who was called
here by the death of her cousin. tn" late
Mrs. Wilbur York. returned yesterday to
Stockton Springs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-07

The New England Telephone Co. has
already Installed from 81 to 40 new tclr-
phones in town and has about l. moro t.
put in. The work is being done by Gid
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To Be Decided by Gov.
Guild Today or Friday
Official Report Of Arguments
Of Counsel at Hearing.
Mrs. Tucker Visits Son---Says He Ex-
poets Sentence COMMITTED.

Boston. June 6.-Shortly after arriv-
ing ut the state house Wednesday Gov.
Guild announced that there would be
no decision in the case of Chas l..
Tucker. who is under sentence of
death until Thursday or Friday.
The governor will spend a great deal
of time in going over the affidavits and
evidence which were offered Tutsda '
at the State House in connection with
the petition for a Communication of
fuckers sentence to life imprisonment
Mrs. Tucker. the condemned mans
mother. visited her son at the state
prison in CharlcStnWn today and re-
manned with him about three-quartcrs
Of an hour. She seemed quite cheerful
ami expressed her confidence that Gov.
Guild would commute fuckers SEN
tenCc.
"Charlcy is in good spirits" she said
on l"HvinG the institution. lie does
not like the prison 50 well as he did
| the East Cambridge Jail and misses
| 81 v"ral Of the little things he was al
| loved there
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-07

Miss Helen Plummcr il the guest IF her
cousin. Mrs. y. NJ. Marshall. on her way
from Hebron to her home in New Fort
land.
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South Dakota Is for Bryan.

Yankton. :. D.. Junc s,-Thc south
Dakota Democratic convention today
nominated a ticket and strongly en-
dorscJ Bryan for president in 1905.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-07

Rev. ]. +. Rcardon is attending the
Uuivcrsalist State convention in session
at Rockland.