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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-07
ASKS $25,vu0 DAMAGES.
Former Saeo Policeman Sues Real Es.
tate Man for Alienation.

Saco, Me, Jan. Cato r. Philbrick,
a former night policeman, and con-
stable and fisherman of the town of
York, began suit before Justice Spear
in the supreme court this morning
against Daniel Philbrook, a wealthy
real estate dealer of the same town,
claiming $250G for alienation of the
affections of his wife, Millie Philbrick.
The entire town of York is interested
in the suit, since both parties to the
action are extremely we'll known, and
in the course of his allegation. Phil
brick claims that the relations between
his wife and Philbrook have been a
topic of sidewalk conversation.
A feature of the suit was the abrupt
way in which the hearing was brought
to a termination this morning after
the plaintiffs first witness, his wife.
had taken the stand.
After Judge 3. F. Cleaves, counsel
for the defence, had asked Mrs. Phil
brick if she We're the wife of Cato
r. Philbrick and she had replied in
the affirmative, George F. Haley, at
torney for the defence, interrupted and
said that he should ask better proof
proof than the womans word.
81 think that proof is sufficient"
replied Mr.. Cleaves, but the court
ruled that the records of marriage
were the best evidence, and as Mr..
Cleaves couldn't produce them the case
was continued until the May term.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-07
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

1t was announced Thursday at Bos-
ton that F. l.. Higginson has been
elected president of the Boston & Low
Railroad in place of Walter c. Bay
lies, who has resigned.
Gable advices report that William Selig-
man. head of the New York Seligman
banking firm in Paris, Messrs. Seligman
Brothers & Co., and also dean Of the
American Chamber of Commerce at Paris
died there Thursday in his SSth year.
A decided increase in receipts from
tine inheritance tax amounting to near
ly $500. 900 was one of the features OF
the annual report of State Treasurer
Elmer A. Stevens to the Massachusetts
Legislature Thursday. The treasurer
recommends that he be authorized to
borrow in anticipation of sale of bonds
With tale of terrific storms at sea In
which she was blown about, unable tc
reach port or properly direct her course
the four-masted schooner Jacksonville
put in Thursday at Beaufort, N. G. Cap
tain Harrison reported that he sailed from
Jacksonville Dec, 10 with cargo OF lum'
Der for Phfiadelphia. During the heavy
weather part OF the deckload Of lumbel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-07

Mrs. William CHM has entertained three
afternoons this week at her beautiful
home on Washington avenue. Tuesday
she gave Bridge party, being assisted in
entertaining by Mrs Robinson and Mrs.
Boston, who poured in the dining room.
In the living room Miss Smith served
ICES. assisted by Miss Stone and Miss
Beede The dining room decorations were
red and white pinks, while pink pinks
were used in the living room and red and
white roses in the reception room.
Wednesday afternoon at l o'clock Mrs,
CHM gave a luncheon to the Wednesday
Afternoon Club and cards were enjoyed
later Miss Cassie Young and Mrs. Will
shire assisted Mrs. CHM in the dining
room. Thursday Mrs. CHM was again
the hostess at a Bridge party. Mrs. Will
liams and Mrs. Nivson poured, assisted
by Mrs Brown and Mrs. Swift. Ices
were served In the living room by Mrs.
Partridge. assisted by Mrs. Wiltshire and
Mrs. Haley. Mrs. Frederick Danforth re-
ceved the souvenir of the Tuesday af-
ternoon party. Mrs. Arthur Strout. Mrs,
w. W. Kelley and Mrs. c. A. knight were
the fortunate ladies Wednesday. while
Mrs S. W. Cults received Thursdays
souvenir.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-07
ALMOST THE LAST STRAW.
The Arctic Club Drops Dr.. Cooks
Name from Its Rolls.

New York, Jan. 1.-The Arctic Clut
of America. founded by Frederick A
Cook and his strong supporter in the
North pole controversy, through it.
directors has dropped the name Of the
explorer from the rolls of the club
The action of the directors Wednes'
day night was unanimous. This move
by the club, whose president, Real
Admiral Schley, is DR.. Cooks stauncf
supporter, clips from the explorers
breast the last vestige of scientific
honors. only the degrees of doctor OF
philosophy conferred by the Univer-
sity of Copenhagen remaining.
Admiral Schley was not able to be pres
ent at the meeting of the board last night
through illness, but sent his proxy vote
in the affirmative on the resolution to dis
miss Dr. Cook from the club.
The resolution made no comment ex-
cept that the action was taken in view OF
the verdict of the Copenhagen tribunal
which Cook himself had previously agreed
should be final.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-07

The annual installation of officers OF
w. S. Heath Post, No. IA. G.. A. r. and
w. s Heath Circle, No. Is. Ladies of
the c. A. R. was held Thursday even
ing and was one of the most enjoyable
evenings of the season in these or
carnations. The installation was joint
and was attended by a large number
of comrades and ladies, members of the
Sons of Veterans, United Spanish War
Veterans and associated members The
ceremony of installing the comrades
was impressively performed by Past
Commander y. S. Emery, who has been
adjutant of w. S. Heath Post for the
past 2S years. Mr.. Emery enlisted in
the 1St Maine D. c. Cavalry and was
later transferred to the list Maine
Cavalry. He received seven wounds at
the Battle OF Weldon Railroad. Com
rade Frank B. Lowe was with Mr..
Emery on that occasion but came out
of the battle without a scratch.
Comrade Frank b. Lowe, who was
installed last evening as commander of
the Post. served in this capacity last
year, but on account of his efficient
services he was reelected to that high
position. Comrade Lowe went out
from Maine under Stephen Boothby
at the outbreak of the war in the LIST
Maine Regiment. He afterwards en-
listed under his father and was trans
ferred to the First District of Columbia
Cavalry. He enlisted when II years
of age and was in the midst of the most
important engagements. Even after
the war, when the w. S. Heath Post
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-07
NICE STATE OF AFFAIRS
Among colored Troops at Brownsville
Tex, Says One of Them.

Washington, Jan. 6.-Soldiers tending
bar in the uniform of the United States
army and playing monte and poker for
comparatively heavy stakes, even
with commissioned officers, in the
reading room of their barracks, was de-
scrbed today to the military court of
inquiry investigating the shooting w
of iBrownville, Tex. as the state of af-
fairs just preceding that event.
This account was given by Former
Private John Holloman. the banker,
capitalist. speculator. money lender.
school teacher, saloonist, hack operator
and otherwise powerful man among
the colored troops before their dis
charge as a result of the shooting af-
fray. He has been charged with organ
izing the party of soldiers which is
said to have shot up the town. He de-
MES it.
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was ORGANIZED. Commander Lowe has
been one of its able leaders and his
reelection is an appreciation of his
true work.
The following We're the officers in
stalled in the Post:
Commandments. B. Lowe.
Senior Vice COM. Z. Pollard.
Junior Vice Como. p. Richardson
Surgeon-F'rank Walker.
Chaplain-J. H. Coombs.
Officer of the Day-G. A. Wilson.
Officer of the Guards. S. Wormell
@. MA. O. Libby.
Adiutant-N. S. Emery.
Sergt. MajOr-GeOrge Phillips
Quart Master Sergt-S. :. Nose.
Inside Sentinel-George W. Barnes.
Installing officer Emery was ably as
sisted in the work of installing by
Sergeant Major George Phillips.
The officers OF the VS.. Heath Cir
Gle We're installed by Past President
Mrs. Jennie Mason as follows:
President-Mrs. Alzada Smiley.
Senior Vice Pres.-Mrs. Alice Thing
Junior Vice Pres.-Sylvia Williams.
Chaplain-Mrs. Julia Emery
Treasurer-Louise Goodwin.
COnductor-Bertha Jenkins.
Guard--Bina Weber.
Asst. Conductor-Mabel Toppan
Asst. Guardians. Belle Priest.
Patriot InstructOr-Mrs. Jennie Ma
son.
After the ceremonies short remarks
We're made by the comrades and asso-
ciated members and during the even
ing refreshments We're served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-07
DEXTER.
A Business FaiIure-Board of Trade.
Annual Meeting-A Death.

Dexter. Me, Jan. 6.-S w. & F. S.
Hoyt, dealers in groceries, meats and
grain, made an assignment Wednesday
afternoon to +. d. Dearth, Esq, fo.'
the benefit Of their creditors. The firm
liabilities are $3.50, of Which $500 il
secured by Il mortgage on real estate.
The assets of the firm is $4,000, includ-
ing the real estate which is mort
gagged to secure the $500 secured liza
bilities. The individual liabilities oc
Samuel w. Hoyt are $500, ~ $1,000 Of
which is secured by a. mortgage Oh
real estate and his total individual
assets are $500, including real estate
mortsaged to secure the secured liza
bilitics. Fred S. Hoyt, junior member
of the firm, has no individual liabili-
ties or individual assets
The firm assets consist of the store
on Main street and the property on
Main street, known as the Tourist no
tel, the storehouse in the rear of the
Enterprise creamery, and the stock
of goods. The individual asests of Sam
uel w. Hoyt consist of the homestead
farm in Exeter and small farm in the
town of Garland. General surprise was
expressed upon all sides at the as
siGnment of this well known firm
which has been in business here for
many years. The creditors are for the
most part wholesalers in Bangor,
Portland and BoWdoinham.
The annual meeting of the Dexter
Board of Trade was held Wednesday
evening in Temperance hall. Grove
e.tr ny,-insr To tho nclpmpnt h
or the attendance was not large. The
reports of the treasurer and secretary
for the past year We're read and accept
ed. Col. Stanley Plummer. who has.
served very acceptablX as president OF
the beard for the past Year, declined q
re- election and Arthur p. Abbott was
chosen chairman for 1910. Other Off
GERS chosen were Norman II. Fay, first
vice president; Winthrop l.. Fay, sec
ond vice president; Samuel l.. Small.
third vice president: c. c. Palmer.
secretary: Charles P. McCrillis, treas
urer. The board of directors are owen
f.. Blackden. L. w. Jose. owen w.
Bridges. William f. Brewster stan
ford NJ. Leighton. Charles f. Morse.
Fred O. Addition, Amos A. SprinSall.
VI,
was voted that c. G. Palmer and w. l..
F'ay be a committee to revise the list
of members. dropping from member
ship those who do not care to remain
as members of the board Frequent
meetings will be held during the win
ter and the board stands ready to as
sist in any move towards the benefit of
of the town.
Fred Hatch, a respected resident OF
this town. died late Tuesday evening
at his home on Upper Main street, af~
ter a long illness. The deceased for
many years had been a prominent car
penter and was well known throughout
this section of the country. He was
about IS years of age. Besides wife,
Mrs. Mary Hatch, he is survived by
two sons, Harry and John Hatch. both
of Dexter, and a daughter, Mrs. Har-
old Sinclair, also of Dexter. His father,
Hiram f. Hatch, and sister, Mrs.
G.. c. Ryan. also survive him. Funeral
services will be held from the home
at O'Clock Friday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-07
U. o. G. C. INSTALLATION.
Department Commander A. S. Bangs
Performs the Ceremony.

Waterville Commandery, U. o. G.. c.,
held it's annual installation Thursday
evening, The officers were installed by
Department Commander A. s. Bangs of
Augusta as follows:
Noble COMMUNICATIVE Leon Brann.
Past noble Com.-Mrs. Eliza White
Vice noble Com.-Mrs Annie Brown.
Worthy prelate-MrS. Agnes johnson.
Worthy Herald-George Libby.
Noble X of R.-Mary Dean.
TreaSurer-Mrs. +. l.. Brann.
Fin. X of R.-Mrs. Abbie Priest
Warden of outer gate-Thos. Byrnes.
Warden of inner gate-iMrs. Joseph
Deslisle.
musical program was rendered and
refreshments served
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BREAK CONTINUES.
Cotton Sells Way Down and Big De.
mand Sends Prices Up But 80 Points

New York, Jan. 6.-The sensational
movement which threw the cotton
market into panic late yesterday was
renewed at the opening this morning.
March contracts sold at 1905. May at
1880 and July at 1920, or 80 to So points
net lower and from $3.50 to $6.25 per
bale below the high records made late
in December. This represents a break
of from 80 to 1902 points, compared with
the prices ruling in the market just
before 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
With many traders convinced that the
decline was the result of purely spec
ulative conditions. a big demand de-
veloped around the low level of the
morning and prices rallied % or 50
points before the end of the first hour,
although liquidation continued and the
market remained extremely nervous
and unsettled
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-07
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The death of Miss Margaret Gilligan
Wednesday probably removed Bangor 5
oldest inhabitant. Her exact age is not
known but there is little question that
she had passed the century mark. She
was DOrn in Ireland. coming to this
country when young. and had made
her home in Bangor for a great many
years.
A newly formed Good Templars
Lodge which will be known henceforth
as Welcome Lodge, l. o. G. T.. was or
ganized Wednesday evening at Bidde-
ford by Thomas II. Connolly. special
district department grand templar. as
sisted BIZ o. S. Norton of Portland,
grand secretary of Maine. and Urian
A. Cane, past G. c. T. of West kenne-
bunk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-07
Adoniram Council Election.

The annual meeting of Adoniram
Council. r. and S. NJ, was held last
evening The financial condition of the
Council was reported as being excel
lent There have been no dues for the
past three years but dues will be as
sessed the coming year. The following
ofhcers were elected:
T. I. M.--Allen A. l.. c. Bartlett
Dep. Master-Daniel A. Sherman.
p. c. W-Luther COnant..
The officers were then installed by
Past y. l. M. James NJ. Larrabee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-07

The proceedings for mandamus re-
Gently instituted against Franklin
MacVeagh, secretary of the treasury
to compel him to sign certain warrants
for money found by the auditor for the
navy department to be due Lind & Co.
of New York, for demurrage on coal
contracts with the navy department,
has called forth a suit in equity by the
Steemvart Maatchaffy Nederlandsche
Lloyd, a Holland corporation which
claims to hold a New York judgment
against Lind & Co. At the request OF
the creditor, Justice Barnard OF the
supreme court of the District of CO.
lumbia Thursday issued a restraining
order against the secretary and Treas
urer McClung. prohibiting the delivery
of the warrants to Lind & Co.
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FIRE IN PALACE.
Summer Residence Of King of Greece
Threatened With Total Destruction

Athens, Jan. 6.-The royal palace at
Tatoi caught fire at 10 o'clock this even
ing while the royal family were gathered
around a Christmas tree. The flames
spread rapidly and soon the right wing
of the palace was practically destroyed.
The fire is believed to have been due
to Examinations on the tree. The royal
family made a hasty escape, and, so lar
as known, no one was injured.
A large force of firemen were soon on
the scene and they were assisted by sail
ors from the English and Russian war
ships, but at a late hour it was feared
that the whole edifice would be destroyed.
The Tatoi palace was the Kings summer
residence.
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The Standing.
THIS EVENINGS CONCERT.
Hssram for High School and Banjo
Clubs Entertainment.

me following is the program for the
~aceft to be given this evening in the
ssaary Hall by the y Mandolin and
sAo Clubs of the High school,. The
NV will be assisted by Miss Kathleen
~ reader. and male quartet. A
W will be held at the close of the con-
WI music being furnished by the clubs.
PROGRAM.
Mandolin Club: (a) Directors Choice.
&c. Liddicoat; ID a Day in the
eottonfield, Smith and dublin.
on ,kies on their way to the Cottonfield
inr ne ~ Mississippi River. Darkies sing
Ds,ts,tt their work. Steamboat whistle.
prosM.ses dance with delight as boat APP
tucsv,.neS: Song on board, MY Old Ken
a Home" Darkies resume dancing
Da,r,sst passes away Homeward bound,
tss disappear in the distance.
Tandolm Duet. la sSeXtette from
hHcia de Lammermoor, Donizette;
~ Lutspiel Overture, Keler-Bela.
aASsE aiessrsS Morrill, and Goaapt
Foaaeahs. 9N&ugf5ty ZelTa2 Miss
81 s4 ss ,ss y as,ss's. A
.aI1SIN3 W.. aC,R3Su2 C.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-07
Gardiner Lodge, l. 90. +,
|psta|Is Its Officers elect,
ldaallam Council Elects Officers
funeral Of Mrs. Rachel Oliver.
lnauaI Meeting Thursday Of Free
Baptist Ladies' Aid.

rhe officers Of the Gardiner Lodge. No.
a. O. O. F., were installed last evening.
n,strict Deputy Grand Master Harry w.
n.,a NJ Augusta was the installing officer.
M ras assisted by the following staff
..,r Augusta: D. G Warden, A. NJ.
nummond; D. G. Secretary, A. D..
T..ts. d G. Treasurer, D. w. Lovejoy
rsa tofrdwing officers were installed:
yobk Grand-G. A. Cobb
Wire Grand-W. II. Holbrook.
Doe Sew. 3. Lehman.
Fsn Ser. T. True.
Treas-S. D. Soule.
Warden-William Loud.
conductor-E. F. Hodgkins.
s N. G-George w. Davis
Ism. &c. c. Mears.
r. S. Sired Love.
is S.-W. James.
n s. V. G-Archie Drake.
L.S.V. G.-Harry Coombs.
ChaplaIn-A. w. Cunningham.
O. CT. p. Collins.
l. Gil. r. Hayes.
After the meeting a banquet was served
in the banquet hall. Noble Grand Cobb
presided at the speechmaking and re-
marks were made by ID. D. G. NJ. Reid
and the members of his staff, p. c. s. D.
soule p. c. f.. w. Chase, p. c. f. p. Col
Inns. p. c. George II. Woodward and Vice
Grand HOlbrook.
Music was furnished during the even
ing by Rackliffe's Orchestra.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-07

Gen. Patrick Hayes installed the Of
ficers-elcct of Gen. Beal Command, No.
%. Y. V. T.. last evening. The ceremo-
MES were held in Grand Army hall
and the following officers We're INSTALL
ed: Col, W. s. Oakman; Lieut.. Col.
Geo. S. Abbott; major Geo. p. Small;
Chap, Geo. d. Herriott; @. NJ. Chas
c. Sewall; Surg, Albert S. Gerry; Off
Ger of the day, Eben r. Nichols; Off
Ger Of the guard, Irving f.. Fay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-07

A change in executives was made Thurs
dav at the annual meeting of the Mass
achusetts Republican state committee
Mayor-elect Charles E. Hatfield of New
ton was made chairman in place of Col
onel George H. Doty, recently appointed
as United States treasurer for Boston
Major John A. Curtin was elected secre-
tary in place of A. P. Langtry of Spring
field. who took his seat in the Legislature
Wednesday. Former Mayor Edward
Glines of Somerville was made chairman
of the finance committee. Treasurer H
Clifford Gallagher and HI b. Field Of
Northampton, chairman of the executive
committee, were reelected. " ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-07

Mrs. Annie Mckenzie. who was recently
indicted at Boston for operating a buck
ct shop" surrendered to the police Thurs
day. Since the indictment against her
was returned by the grand jury Mrs. Nc
Kenzie has been in New York, providence
and other cities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-07

Messrs. Morrill,, Conant, Kelley and Wise.
5. Banjo Club: (a) Sobre, las Olas, Ju-
ventino Rosas: CD Persian Lamb
H. Rag, Percy Wenrick.
= e. Male Quartet, Goodbye Sweet
Day Messrs. Church. Anderson.
Trafton, and Moody. ...I. LEE :.
= Z Mandolin Club: ta) Gibson Emil
nence. L. A. Williams: OBJ Diamond
City Two Step. d. Acker
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WATERvILLE.
AHIRAM ENCAMPMENT INSTALLS.
Deputy Grand Patriarch S. /. Berry
the Installing Officer.

Ahiram Encampment, No %. p. NJ, l.
o. o. F., held a private installation Thurs
day evening. Officers We're installed by
District Deputy Grand Patriarch S. J..
Berry as follows:
c. Pc. +. Finnemore.
II. P.-F w Merrill
S. VII. d. B. Aver.
j. W.-George Meservey.
Guide--C. NJ. Turner
+. VIC. l.. Kurdish.
S. VIZ. l.. Robinson.
T. VT. l.. Getchell.
F. VS.. j. Cunningham.
O. Sc. W. Fitzgerald.
l. SD. L. Clement
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-07

Prof. D. Z. Mcmillan. first assist
ant to Commander Peary on his last
successful trip to the frozen North,
has been secured to deliver a lecture at
the Home Opera house. Prof Mcmillan
is a very able speaker and together
with the 200 views which he will eX-
hibit during his narrative. should be
very entertaining. The date has not
yet been selected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-07

Professor Ehlers, Danish authority
on leprosy, has secured the co-opera-
ton Of some French workers, and 1t IL
proposed to organize d scientific expe-
dition into the Danish West Indies NJ
an endeavor to determine thss part
played BY blood sucking insects n thtc
disseminatjoa Of iepfpsy 3. Y 1''2,..i =
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MISSING CRAFT HEARD FROM.
Loss of Life Among Nova Scotia Fish
ermen Less Than Feared.

Halifax, n. S., Jan. 6.-Several of the
fishing boats, manned by fishermen
from Canso, Whitehead and Dover
made shore this morning after a ter
rihle experience in the blizzard which
blew them off shore on Tuesday. 1t
was believed today that there would
be little, if any, loss of life among the
fishermen. Those who reached shore
today reported sighting other fisher
men safe yesterday, while it was said
that the crews of two boats had been
picked up at sea by a steamer bound
Tor Halifax.
The steamer RappahanOck, from
London, landed eight fishermen who
composed the crew of the schooner
Trilhy of White Head. The schooner
was in such a condition that she had
to be abandoned. The Zoraya, with a
crew of six and the Juanita, with three
men were the only vessels not ac-
counted for this morning. Later in the
day the Zoraya arrived at Port Beck
erton. The Juanita was sighted yes
terday beating for port and it is be-
lieved to he safe.
The cable steamer Nina, which pass
ed White Head this morning sighted
no wreckage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-07
ADOPTS "LEVEL RATE"
Estrada's Troops Draw Same Pay Per
Diem as Their Generals.

New Orleans, La. Jan. 6.-General
Estrada. leader of the revolutionary
forces in Nicaragua. has adopted what
is termed level rate" of payment OF
his soldiers, according to advices re-
ceived by the acting consul of the in
surgent government. A general re-
ceives no more pay than private
Twenty cents, gold. day, it is stated
is the individual stipend. regardless OF
rank
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-07

In its annual report to the Massachu-
sets LEGISLATURE Thursday the Boston
Finance Commission recommends the
placing of three of the large city depart
ments, collection, treasury and penal in
situations. under the civil service pro-
visions. The commission also suggests
that Boston he relieved of the expense OF
maintaining all of the Suffolk county in
situations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-07
Cant. Daniel r. Hagerthy, Bucksport.

Rucksport, Me-, Jan. Capt. Daniel
p. Hagerthy, a well known shipmaster.
sailing from Boston for Southern ana
Off shore trade, died at his home here
Thursday, aged SO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-07

The funerals of the late James Fair
field and the late Michael J. Murphy
will be held from the Home chapel at
2 p. NJ. today, Rev. FIR Michigan Off
ciating. Capt. Page will command the
escort