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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-27

the deceased. AT the conclusion OF the
mass the final absolution was impaired
by Rev. Father Scheuren.
The choir, largely augmented by sing
ers from other churches many of whom
had received their early training under
Mrs. Coyne's kindly and thorough instruc-
tion, sang the Gregorian mass for the
dead with impressive effect. ]. j. Fitz-
patrick OF this city acting as organist The
Pie Jesu" and Thy VIII be Done" sung
by Mr. W. II. Carroll. Jerusalem. My
Happy Home" Miss Mary Lally and
Face 10 Face" Mr.. NJ M Moran. were
rendered with much devotional spirit and
sympathy.
After the services tho casket was borne
again to the hearse. the bearers being
Messrs Michael Coyne, Thomas A. Null
holland, Edward Moran. F. Falley. James
A. McKenna and Michael j. Walsh. The
funeral procession then proceeded to the
Union passenger station on Exchange
place. where the remains were transferred
TO the train leaving at 11,25 o'clock and
transported TO Woonsocket. where inter-
ment took place in ct. Paul's cemetery.
The floral tributes were many and
beautiful and required special carriage
to transport them Among them were:
Mound Of carnations and ferns. with re-
clining cross of roses. lilies and ferns,
from Tabernacle society of st. Matthews
church: Tyre OF carnations and ferns, from
ST. Matthew's church choir; standing
wreath OF roses. Lawson pinks and ferns,
Mrs Thomas Lee and family; reclining
wreath of roses. carnations and ferns, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas A. Mulholland; wreath
Of carnations and galyx leaves, Mr.. and
Mrs James A. McKenna basket OF roses.
carnations and asparagus, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. j. Walsh: spray of tulips, Miss Flor
ence Eaton Taft; wreath Of carnations
and galyx leaves. employees of the Shep-
ard company; spray OF Gala lilies. Mrs.
G.. p. Allen: spray OF Lawson pinks and
ferns Miss NJ L. Chaplin; wreath OF
Rice: wreath OF carnations and galyx
leaves, T. G. l. It. club; crecsent of car
nations and ferns and broken Tyre of vio-
let's and mound. from the family; fiat bou-
quot Of lilies and Wolets, Mrs. John Nc
Guigan; pillow of roses, carnations and
ferns Miss Mary MaEuire.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-27
MUNICIPAL COURT.

In the municipal court today the fol-
lowing business was transacted:
Wills Approved-Estats OF Ida G.
Sparks. Mary Jane Lawton executr-y;
estate OF Bridget Collins, Mary A. Col
lns executrix; estate OF Abby M. West.
charles IL West executor: estate OF Sara h
y Andrews, Ida p. Whitlock executrix
estate Of Charles J. Place, Josephine II.
place executrix.
Administrators Appointed - Estate OF
James r. Dolan. Thomas r. Holton, ad-
ministrator: estate OF Richard Lavery,
John r. Harlow. administrator; estate OF
william p. Hill, Lille M. Hill admins
traitor.
Guardians Appointed-Estate of Charles
q. Ihiey, Mary r. Hetzer guardian; es-
tate OF Rosamond Ihley, Mary r. Heit-
ger. guardian: estate OF George Luther
Richardson. William A. Richardson guar
alan; estate OF Prescott w. Hill ct al.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-27

manning two OF their own streams put out
the fire and saved the freighter from de-
struction.
AFIRE FROM STEM TO STERN.
In the meantime the flames had enyeI-
oped the Plymouth from stem to stern and
as her upper works blazed up the fire
Jumped TO the tall wooden hosting shears
otSxerhanging tS the vessel. The fire ran up
the shears TO the top. and the great fam
ing loren, lO feet high, illuminated the
entire lower portion OF Narragansett Bay
and was probably seen by those on board
me steamer Pllgr1m or The same line as
she turned Point Judith on her regular
trip here from New York.
ABOUT the same time that the shears
caught fro the flames burst through the
port side of the Plymouth and attacked
the pier shed, only few feet away Tho
shed ITSELF was filled with all sorts OF re-
pairing material, which prevented the fire
men from carrying lines of hose from the
wharf. The stin breeze from the south
which sent the great mass OF flames on to
the roof or the shed also quickened it's
destruction and by half-past two the fire
men reluctantly gave up hope of saving ~
and turned their attention to other prop
PAINT SHOP AND STATION IN
FLAMES.
But again the progress of the fire was
too rapid for them to make an effer-
tive stand. and after driving back tha
hosemen II attacked the paint shop and
the old railroad station at the head OF
the pier At 20 minutes OF the largest
fire ever seen In Newport was raging
furiously. The Plymouth was mass OF
flames, the shears were sending fire hun
dreds or feet into the air, the pier shed
roared and thew ind was sending n deluge
OF sparks and burning embers onto tho
decks OF the two million dsllars steamers
Puritan and Priscilla as we'll as the
smaller craft. the Naugatuck
on each boat two score OF men dash
ing water from buckets or using the
small streams from the donkey engines
all making brave fights against the fiery
shower and unmindful OF the heat and
smoke. On shore the fremen were being
driven back step by step toward the ma
chine shops and seemed as IL the fire
might not stop there.
TO PLACE OF SAFETY.
Had the Puritan and Priscilla been left
In the dock. such might have been the
case, but shortly before o'clock the
Morse and the Solicitor steamed bravely
I'm through tho smoke and burning brands
and began lie work OF towing the help
less steamers to safety. The two big
boats were scorched as they were drawn
away from tho dock, but except from
smoke. their interior fttlngs were not
damaged. The Naugatuck was also towed
out into the harbor and nj o'clock all
three boats had been moored alongside
n dock farther up tho harbor.
Fortunately none OF the buildings were
more than 10 or " feet In hight and while
they all sent up great masses OF sparks.
Continued on page -Four.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-27
VERDICT OF CORONER'S JURY
ON ADOBE RAIL WAY DISASTER

Canyon City, Col. March PA coroners
jury which has been investigating the
Denver and Rio Grande wreck at Adobe
on March II yesterday returned verdict
that the collision was due 10 tho careless
ness and negligence OF 3. F. Lively. opera
tor at Swallows; that the negligence was
not wilfu or malicious; that Lively was
asleep when No. 3 passed his station and
failed to so report when asked By the
chief dispatcher; that Night Operator Van
Dusen should not have deserted his post
OF duty: that no criminal prosecution
should lie against Lively or the railroad
by reason OF said collision. and that a
block system be installed or that the Dem
yer and Rio Grande system double track
its roadway.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-27
Lille NJ. Hal guardian.

Lille M. Hill guardian.
Accounts Allowed-Estates OF Ellen
Winston, Catherine oeary, Howard b.
Winston, John Francis Kelly, Joseph
James Kelly. Mary Agnes Kelly, Theresa
Josephine Kelly. Christina McGregor,
Margaret NJ. Campbell.
Miscellaneous Orders-Estate OF Martha
NJ. Draper. petition for leave to pay pre-
ferred claims: granted Estate of
Catherine Geary. resignation OF admins
traitor: accepted. Estate OF Jacintho Coel-
no. alias. estate represented insolvent and
petition for appellant OF commissioners;
granted. Estate OF Ellen Casey. AFFIDAVIT
.of no personal estate: accepted. Estate Of
Isabel Fagan. petition for appellant OF
guardian: dismissed. Estate OF James II.
Pagan ct al. petition for appellant OF
guardian: dismissed. Estate OF Thomas
u. Cornell, petition for appellant of guar
dian. dlsnlssed; Estate OF Margaret NJ.
CxmpbcIL petition for order OF dIstribu-
tion; granted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-27
RESULTS Of IOWA
MUNICIPAL
ELECTIONS

DesMoines, Ia. March 27.-At the polls
yesterday three Iowa towns. Waterloo.
Webster city and Council Bluffs defeated
the purchase OF public works. Neverthe-
less Mayor MacRae. Democrat and expo
nent OF municipal ownership was re-elect-
ed In Council Bluffs. Mayor Rector also
exponent OF municipal ownership was re-
elected.
In DesMoines. Mayor Mattern (Rep.)
was reelected. Mayor G.. w. Sears. DEM
ocrat and exponent OF an open town de-
featcd T.. A. Sawyer Republican In Sioux
city. Mayor Castor. Republican, was de-
feated by the Democrats in Burlington.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-27
LEARNED A LESSON
FROM HIS EXPERIENCE

Charles Loughlln. arraigned today In the
Sixth district court on n common drunk
ard charge. said he was q years OF age,
a carpenter and unmarried.
Captain Roe OF the Sixth station told
the court that the mans aged parents,
with whom he lived. thought there was
little chance Of his reforming.
The recital OF his troubles moved Lough-
lin TO tears and when the court gave him
chance by placing him on probation he
d,slared that his experience would prove
n lesson 10 him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-27
APPROVED BY THE EMPEROR

Vienna. March 27.-The foreign Office to-
day informed the Associated Press that
Emperor Francis Joseph today approved
the appointment OF Charles spencer
Francis OF Troy. ~. v. 20 Se Ambassador
OF the United states 10 Austria Hungary
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-05

IL out OF order 700 90 to bed Ia 9
bad hnmor and get Up With Q tad
taste 10 Jour mouth. You want
something 20 stimulate you' liver
Jns. try HsTblnr. the liver regulator
A positive cure for eonstip ation
dyspepsia and oil liver complaints
hn. p. ~ Worth. TsIas. writes
Have o'sd Hsrbins Ia my family
ioV yssU Words cant sIp'eW What
] think abops u. Everybody In
mJ household ar. happJ and sell
ard vs Owe 10 90 HsVbiBs sold by
W " Johnson
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-05

TIE BOARD or CONTROL.
Regular Meeting HeDd Here Morday
Attended by Full Board

The rrgular meeting II the BOARD ~
Control WAS held ~ tLs r,;y Monday,
there berg Tall hoari pr".en, n 'oi.
lows
Hon y. T. BrYaa, c'a.rmNu, luya'
Hon J q kellum. .rrtrta'y, lo'u
Hon r h X,ng, Dr>'tn, Hou T. X
Nouge. E.cambia' Irn J & Ba'..
den, SnwSnne- W Brown, LAX"
Dr Andrew Sledj PRECEDENT ~ tive
Univrr.lty ~ Florlda snd W \ Ed.
wards, architect inr the University
buildings we're also resent
There WAS nothing - unusual inter.
est outside ~ the ordinary proceed
ing.. and the hoard flashed -. work
in remarkably short time
In the morning the members = IT,
board Were driven IN carriages a. rn.
spect the proRre.. ~ the CrIyrrs,'Y
grounds. sni expressed ,.ew.r,y"s n
being well pleased
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-05
viii co 10 Oregon

J.B NcDonald, who for many Jears
va. s.socistsd With thi, section in the
manuiActur- OF lumber and naval
stor-, uho later wspt 90 Carrabelis
and e,epiaaly returned here. has gone
60 Carrsbslle. After . couple Of
uees, ,p.n, there straishtsn,ss Dp he
bushes. aGAir,, he gill proceed 20
Tountain Greek. lem whsre he Gill
spend . couple Of weeks with relative.
From Their. be proposes 20 proceed 20
Ashland OrsGos. she's "a will IN.
saR. excessively 70 the mssaiasiuFv
Of lumber
Erisnd, % w. keDJaald here rsGrsi
.vsry much 10 loss him bat ,ra't tAs,
ne uili d. sell "a ~. rev Westsrn
\ 9Ds
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-05
Sold and Recommended by
". n. JOHNSON, Gainesville.
ON OOuBLG CHARGE.
viii Jackson Sent Up for Toiing Pts
toll ard Making An Assault.

W" SeSNbc' SN'N w Wv 'Oi"H ~
toll ard Making An Assault.
Deputy sheriff J. " Granger lief,
Monday for Ocala. having IN custOd J
william Jackson. colored. who Nas
convicted In Justice Henderson, . court
OF Ne~berD upon two charEes--earrJ
ina concealed weapons aud aggravated
Assauit.
IL appears that Jackson, Who has
been working for the Tyler Lunbsr
Company, Tyler. becams engaged in .
difficulty uiIh smother nsero. 90 EN-.
ploys. over . trivial MISTER. when
Jackson dreW . gun and made m st.
tempt % sho0t some psrson BssrbJ
gtAsP4d the pistol instantly. and he
sss prevented from doing any damage
Jackson Vas arrested and srrsiRnsd
before Justice Henderson Ne vas ss-
'essed . hns % 600 and eosI. os .S
months ia shs fret esss. and % and
costs OF three mOntks on the charge Of
ssssult. No, having tks skeTswith"
~ pay his fine. he wss committed 10
th. camp % = A. Rsuls A Co foe
nice moashs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-05
Asthma Sufferers Should Know This

Asthma Sufferers Should Know This
Foley's Honey and Tar has cured
many cases OF asthms that were con-
adhered hopeless. Mn. Adolph Bles-
ilg. 7Ol wsst Third 81. Davenport,
Jo#A. writes "A severe cold con-
trac,rd t~eive gears ago vas neglected
nnt,l II flnsllJ grew into A''hma. The
beat medical skill available could not
give me- more than temporary relief.
Foley. Honey AMI Tar vas recon
.men lei AMI oae hfty-seni bottle en-.
-tirelJ curei me o. asthma which hsd
tbeea crossing On me Tor twelve Jsar'
10 IhaitIksn II ct the start ! woul !
have been saved years OF sufsrin "
Nv Mcclellan 4 Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-05

waa naa uho. aEAibss ell osd'
ss,a.ree ne hiEhsst hos0r mas
cooA get 10 tie Unsst states Bal.
lars. Horsb1s-1 sIrvP hAs stssl1.
ID p.as- hey-T sgasiiea ~ aaJ
oshsr llts rsrs-sI Il ga saFs sars
for .aaFss. so.1' bfosekisi. -
eosasr sss az Fsizo1sfJ eiss~~s
KSsry 15sker sasa9 ksss sapel,s's
- GhSs .ssaSeFteI esSss me4esas.
lses " y isAane
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-05

That soa't sosa. - sspss~ % 10.
be- fsse after 0ss bottle Of whlts'.
Crsam VsSrpiises. he Ef.as wosm
ned leiss. WIZ sos kssp that .miIs
90 fabric is~s 'If yos Keep thu
rne6bstns'Sa hssd goo vlll sever u.
sAJihlaE slA- SIS s4ilss % ne Ns.
Mo- s. Esssas.li. osis. snI..
NJ .haby p's~ v'sVtsA s0A fsssfsl
weak $40 saa Al { feared ~ wsshs
81 4 'usst.- l-sssis 4 VASES
Csssm esTsklsz aSt ~ - -, ~ Z
80 80 s,sfs sils A. n 4 lisa;
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-05
x OF p. INSTALLATION

Officers OF Mount Vernon lodge No
20 Installed for Ensuing Term.
Mount Vernon Lodge No ~, knight.
Of PythIa., held al Interesting meet.
ing at their castle hall Tuesday even.
were installed FOR the ensulng term
u VI Tomkirs. & G.; Turner Pound
V G; l. J BIrkhim, =. "A. NJ Cu,h.
man, o. q.
Al the conclusion OF the meeting tr.
treatment. consisting OF Ice cream ard
cake were served They were fplloW.
ed by cigars aud = pleasant smoker.
which will be long remembered by
those present
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-05
MAYOR MADE RAID
ON THE GAMBLERS
Many of Them Fined in Munici.
pal Court OH Monday.
ARRESTED BY CHIEF PlNKosoN

Chief OF Police Ran Into a Genuine
Gambling Game Friday Nigh, and
Arrested Eight on, OF Ten Single
Handed Other Fines
One OF the heaviest municipal courts
held IN this city for the Ta.t year was
pul,eI ~ Monday. when s.veral Of
fender, ~ the ordinance agAius. Sam
blluc WEIR brought teiorr Mayor
Thomas for disposal.
IRE following wss the docket, n
greater psrt ~ the defendants having
h-eu arrested single. handed, IN one
"nuuch," by Msrshsl PInkoson.
Thos" arraigued Tor gambling were
Tom McFadder, Frank SANCHEZ VIII
Rorc. O'ha Sapp, VIII Bel and Tramp
Davis They were each assessed fine
o. t5 aud coats. viii IN was promptly
rad Harry Dorsey aud I'D"
G"org" were arrested IN the same
gang. bat forfeited \ 90 bond each
Ctas Hal, who wAs also arrested, Was
Acqr,tted, \. it WAS proven that he was
not engaged IA the game
J T. OmerA for being drunk, was
fined IS and coats Tom Jackson, for
-fighting, wac assessed 10 paya hne OF
g. 50 and costs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-05
v 8. LAND OFFICE.

summary Of Business TTsnsseisd for
Quarter t"s'"g June Son.
The ioilo~inE ia seminary Of the
business transacted By the Cnltsd
States land Osies In ihis eI,y Tor the
qaaFtsf sodins Juas ~. 1870
"a Homestead Eassiss. 1851 VI
acres - rnsl Homestead Estsiss
1877 % ssr.s % Commsisd Hsms:
''ssd Estnss. 49, 10 ssSes t1 Tlmbsr
ssd st0as Lard EaiSiss. bAss - asss.
70 Esssss cssA Sales. - u ssSs.lb "
y l. WsFrast locations. ga % as,ss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-05

We osstoHs Hasdrsd Doilsp Re.
wsrd for any ssss Of esisrrA that sss.
not b cured b. Halls Ostarrh Care
VI cHEsGT A C. Toledo. O.
We, ne ondsUlsssd. have ksosn
Y Ch-ssJ FOE tAs IAss 10 Jssrs. asd
bslsvs htn psvf~sslS h0oorabls 10 eli
basissss trAhssrsloas. asd assEelaIly
able o. ssESJ oat snJ obligations made
- 10 ARA
Wstbfso, krSAs a MaEtts
wholessi DFsEEisss. fel@1o. .
R HaI's CstasFh CsFs - taksa issss.
naliy srgiaG directly ucos shs tlSkd
snt frseoss sssfssss " 80 tgstSta
Isstise1iais se1g frss RFies .fks 80
tstf.s aet9 - sii 4fsaxlsEs, !. =
1stn HAS fsE4iiE F,i.s ~ eseEll,
F1r,e@s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-18

snow Off and wheels are seen almost
universally on the street.
Mrs. S. G. Norton and Mrs. Rhoda
Benner went to Razorville Tuesday and
spent the day with friends.
Mrs. c. 3. Holt and Mrs. Ada Batch
elder were business callers in Belfast
Monday.
Mrs. Eva N. Ripley, Past Matron of
Arbutus Chapter, 0. E. s., went To
Nassalboro Friday, January 5. for the
purpose Of installing the officers of
Kennebec Chapter. She reports the
Chapter in very flourishing condition.
w. d. Sanford returned last week
from a business trip to Boston.
The house and stable owned and Oc-
cGpicd by Charles Marden on Mill
street was totally destroyed by fire
about midnight Sunday night Mr..
Marden lost six horses. harnesses and
all Of his household effects including
his clothing. The fire was discovered
by one of the near neighbors VINO gave
the alarm. Had it been ten minutes
later Mr.. Marden and the holisekeeper
would have been burned with the
buildings. The cause of the fire is un-
known. Partially insured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-18
KNOX,.
UNION.

A large number of the MasOns OF THIS
place attended the funeral of the late
William Lothrop at East Union Sunday
Harris Lenfest was in town a few
days last week.
Mrs. Charles Fogler Of South Union
died quite suddenly Jan. 10 of rheuma-
tism and heart failure. Interment was
at Warren Friday
Mrs. Louise Bachelor is stopping
With Mrs. Ziba Simmons.
Mr. and Mrs II. f. Haskell started
Monday for n visit with Mrs. Haskeil $
sister. Mis-. w. II. Pervear, in water
town. Mass.
Miss Donna Coggan has gone to CAM
den where she has employment.
Pearl Coleman and II. Hemmenway
are saving wood with a large new gas
oline engine.
The hay pressers are at G. w. Bach
elders this week having finished at g
W. Thurston's.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-18
SLUGGISH DEPRESSION.
Proper Food Removes It.

"Before using Postum Food Coffee
my wife and | were prcjudiced against
it," writes an Iowa man, but now We
would not be induced to give il up.
"My wife was suffering from various
nervous ailments ana was especially
afflicted with black spots before the
eyes, with an accompanying feeling of
faintness. These spells grew IN fire.
quency and ut last We cam" to suspect
that possibly coffee Was the cause OF
them.
"We therefore determined to give up
the old coffee and use Postum for
awhile. to see if it would help her. The
result was more than satisfactory. In
a very short time. only long enough 10
get the coffee poison out of her system.
and give the Postum Il chance to build
up her strength, she began and contin-
ued to improve rapidly. Several
weeks have elapsed since she
has had an attack Of blind
spells or faintncss and her other
nervous troubles have disappeared.
II had been greatly troubled from 4
sluggish feeling Of depression that
made me very miserable and when |
saw how Postum had helped the wife.
I determined 10 see what it would do
FOR me. So / quit the old kind Of coffee
and began the use of Postum. and from
that day to this have been entirely free
from the old depression, sluggishness
and dependency.
sour little S-year old daughter had
GROWN quite cross and peevish, and We
mt her. also on the Postum diet. 1t
has made such change in her that the
| teacher of the school which she attends
remarked upon it without knowing the
| o.usa till we told her.
eve have all been made brighter and
| .tronger. mentally and physically. and
I;fe seems actually more worth living
since we quit coffee and began to drink
Postum Food Coffee" Name given by
postum Co, Battle Creek, Mich.
Read the little book, 'Tne Road to
Wellville." in pkgs'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-18

SARGENTVILLE,

Eegemoggin Lodge. +. and A. NJ. will
hold its installation Tuesady evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Dority. Miss
attended EggemOggin Social Union at
south Penobscot last week.
&C. Koch has accepted a call to the
,astorate OF the First Baptist church
., sedgwick and will begin his labors
rebuary /. Mr.. Koch declined a very
catering offer from the Y. NJ. &. A. to
accept this position.
The schools In town united in an en-
,.rtainment at Riverside hall, Sedgwick
Monday evening.
Mrs. Maria Byard, one of the Oldest
residents passed away recently at the
advanced age Of Sc years. Six OF her
children are still living. two in the
west and the others in Maine.
Mrs. Viletta Sargent recently arrived
from .;omerville. Mass. ,
Miss Eva Grindle. who has been vis-
,ting i'm Penobscot, has returned home.
SURRY.
Rev. ]. d. McGraw is holding special
services in East Bluehill during the
present week.
Rev. p. A. A. Kiilam of Ellsworth
preached in the Baptist church last
Monday evening.
Mrs. Mary Crocker, who has been
visiting Ter mother. Mrs. r. G. Osgood
has returned TO Boston.
Capt. and Mrs. Samuel Lord of Els
worth, were in town. Monday. visiting
cant. Lords mother Mrs. Brown. it be-
ing Mrs. Browns 95th birthday.
Everett stone left town recently tn
fill position aboard the steamer
Catherine. plying between R0ckland
and Bar HarbOr.
Miss Hattie Young is attending the
Blueh!l Academy at present
J. NJ. Ray, much respected citizen
Is seriously i'll AT his home on Main
street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-18

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