Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-10
TRIBUTES.
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Of Groton. Mass. who was pastor of
the church for many years. will of
6ciate and Rev Leavitt H. Hallock.
D. r. the present pastor will assist
at the service The burial viii Re in
the family lot at Riverside cemetery.
Messages Of coincidence continued to
arrive today. Governor Plaisted wired :
Please accept assurances Of my deep
est sorrow in the irreparable loss &C
easioned by the death of Senator
FREE" NJ deepest sympathy for you
all Was the word received from Judge
Clarence Hale Of the United states
District court at Portland. a brother
of Former Senator Hale Sergeant-at-
Arms u. NJ Ransdarl of the United
States Senate sert his tribute. 4 deep
" regret the death of Senator Frye.
The Senate and the country have lost
one of their greatest men"
A message was received from For
mer Senator William D. Washburn of
Minnesota. a college mate at Bowdoin.
who is passing the summer at the
place of his birth in Livermore
Postmaster William T. Smart re
ceived a request from the post office
department to at once place the flag
over the post office at half mast. All
city flags in Lewiston and Auburn are
at half mast aud the city is in mourn
ing for the people here feel deeply the
loss of their friend.
The sincere sympathy of Cuba was
expressed in a telegram from Martin
RiveTo. the Cuban minister at Wash
ington. who wired Have just heard
with deep regret the sad news of the
death of Senator Frye and beg you
and your family to accept my sincere
sympathy and that of my government
in your bereavement. This country
has lost a great statesman. Cuba a
stauneh friend and champion during
her war for Independence" Senator
Frye was one Of the American peace
commissioners who met At Paris at
the close az the war with Spain
Senator Charles f. Johnson whose
Introduction to the Senate was the
last official act of Senator Frye sent
the following telegram u have learn
- of the death of your honored father
II it'll great sorrow In his death the
state of Maine and the nation have
vice in the Senate | have witnessed
many manifestations of the affection
ate regard entertained for him by its
members, including not only recog
milton of his great ability but sincere
tributes of respect 10 his character
and appreciation of his generous
friendship"
I-c,,,,,a, f4ov,erDor William r Cobb
who is in Washington. wired: I am
sorry to learn of Senator Fryes death,
The sad news causes wide spread sor-
row and regret here. WIN YOU please
extend to the members of the sena-
tors family my deep and sincere SYM
pathy"
A tribute from the Democratic side
of the Senate was received in tele-
gram from Senator A. O. Bacon of
Georgia. the Democratic leader. who
SAID Il beg to express to you and to
the family of Senator Frye my deep
personal sorrow at his death. 1t
caused great loss to the Senate and
the nation. was personally assoc
elated with him in the Senate for
nearly u years, and have, during that
long time. been greatly gratified to
Know that | was numbered among his
close, personal, friends"
Senator W. NJ Crane of Massachu-
setts wired: Il am grieved to learn
Of the death of your beloved father. |
sympathize with you and your family
most deeply in your great SORROW