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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
US, BUILDING
new CRAFT FOR
ALLIES NAvIES

Boston Mass, Sent. 26.-Submarine
chasers. the latest thing in naval war.
faro, arc being built In the United
States for the allies. Six speedy boats
OF the same design. very similar in
pattern to two "chasers" just com
pleted at Greenport, L. l., were finished
a few days ago at the shipyards OF
George I.awley 4 Sons Cory. Nepon
set II is known that the boats at
Greenport are for use in the European
war. and II Ia believed by many that
the destination Of the craft at Nepon'
set is the seme. despite denials of this
at the yards.
Fred Law!ey, member of the firm,
says the boats are pleasure craft mere
ly and denies that they are to become
He says they were ordered by six
distinct individuals and are to be
used for racing.
There are, however. several circum-
stances that would otherwise lead one
to believe they composed "A single fleet.
The fact that work on them was be.
gun and finished at exactly the same
time, the fact that they are 80 very
similar. even II somewhat smaller
than the Greenwich boats, and espec-
tally that they bear the names
Trout" 'Tautaug." FOUNDER iTu-
ra," Salmon and "Percb. !" al fsh
OF the. SEA. adds strength 70 the l4ttsr.
belief. How the ..six distinct individ-
suals' happened 70 arrive at such
cennscted seriesof names. Mr.. Law
sx sSstssd 70 exlein.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
AGREEMENT OF. ANGLO FRENCH
COMMISSION AND THE EASTERN
BANKERS ESTABLISHED ON LOAN
Adoption of Tentative Arrane enent Now Com
plete Very Probable Western Bankers View
the One Point Now Awaited-The British and
French Governments Approve Commissions
Work-The Details Agreed Upon

.cs3e governments. ~ Gar ss GlscicsS1
In oas II TIE s2pyors! to7 ali rat -5e
conamsEsos nss zecon. 1as1e6- ]. 10 ar
Ggsz, Eri.:a and France xo1ld have
- authorize TIE lssasocs Q. tae losr
szzsngca ss &, e an ex.erEsl icsa ard
therefore gosi5 MT ~ eoTs-eS ~
any u he Inans Authorized 81 Ia.
TIE cer.-nlss&e,'s Forthcoming TIP .:
Cas>xgc ssE amounted - terrz
s.ztsn1sn. .sssed .enigh. - tce t=hzsf
.essang 60 fs3igvt:
Desire Further Acquaintance
We have E,s1. r1ch Of or In. stcc4
arrival IN sts9T.ng :he co1ti.tor-s y. ,ai'
cosn:gy AID lave conferred WITH mzo:
L.sihess men. re are noU essiroas 0.
Zee.tzg esEe Ct TIE lssdiEg ne. II II
fairs fror othe- g-sa, csnters az tol
ia. psrpcss TIE Chairman s1d sos2s o..
81 n,emoe.s G. The commission VIII FAY
tn Chicago. We nav. h-ea gysztl,
,.szsed wiz y. oe.oDs-zL-- shoHn 3
.nyeS,o.K.'
Practically Assured
II he Vsste~n kzaEer. are n sccord
srcs E.tr - tentative azresUs-t upo.
xhich TIE Eae..-. sLs-caess ana n.
conn..Es.o. hare Yezcae1 ar uh6e.rtz1i
.At. ths prcgysn w.. E.sae. Earring an
ssresesn Developments a.-1 :.s fra! ztor
.isr (. a. good ss zszgret This ssss.
ton was mate ton!gh. ~ az America,
snsncier who hzs been in the inner circle
taro1gno9, the perot Of negotiations
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27

New YORK. Sep 81 s-z-eEs-- cc---
@---ire re massacre o Ar-s-s-s =
Turkey ras gwen OFT he-s to6zT ~
Eo-ct. Samuel 7 Cr-rron. ss--s-z-E y IL
committee On Armenian z--o---@z- E-3t-
was formed fo- ihs purpose q ;-Tsz--Ez'-
ing The .acts regarding th- Easaa--= araa
is relations 20 American .-te-sss ar
aiso 10 ascertain ~helhs- anything cs1
he dc-s % relieve the s1--s--- -.s
s,z:s-e-. II par fellows
Written testimonies ot @Ts ~--.sssas
shose names are kro-E . -1s c1---nst-
tee. but vhich obviously ca-Eo- --~ t's
made public, naye be=a ezEE.2a5 Wiz
utmost care
These ali agree II t1s Gs-z-z-Ic-s
TIA: tro-, Smyrna Or -hs Tss- - -e---a
and s-o-- tie Blacs sea 70 A-s-Ls-
propaganda 81 exts-riIz-.31 q ----
Aoslers IS row being earned O. - 80
Turkish soyernrel.. FAR s1-Fzss-E =
fe-cci,y any dore by>Ab1-l Ham, o.
:re MS ,orS career % massacre z-1 81
Termination.
The os,e-s.ble deportation q ~
women ard children toward AesC--'o-
ron,ia Is usually bu, t--- - --z-c--
ing those starving. helpless an c-s-
ouentiy naked refugees cU- :1-3 80
mountains 70 te outraged ard cl--c--
cred, sometimes by the.- sla-C 80
sometimes BY the kI-ds who g,z1-y
Cooperate in the WORK q des-r1c-.o-
Included among thes= refugees ard
victims arg pupils and graduates i'm
the American schools and colleges,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
FOR PLAINTIFF
IN LAST CIVIL CASE
DOVER S. S. COURT

Dover. Me. Sept. 3-Damon VS.. Wey.
mouth. the last. case on the civil docke,
OF this term Of the supreme court for
Piscataquis county. was tried Saturday
and the jury tende;ed verdict for the
plaintiff In the afternoon. The jury in
the case Inhabitants of wellington W.
Paul Potter Of Portland gave a verdict
to the plaintiff in the sum Of III.
The criminal docket was taken up in
the afternoon. George Butler Of somers.
worth, N. H.. indicted for breaking. en-
terins and larceny. retracted his rIea. Of
not guilty and was sentenced to fcur
months hard labor in the county m
Ernest Bishop ana Frederick Wffi,ans
retr1cted pleas OF not guilty Of lafeefy
1t Moosshead iaIts and were sent to ~
for OK msnths. two other indictne ats
Aestnst them being islsd.
Herman livingstone ana Robert M.
Lendsrs Of Brownyills, indicted enr 10.
ceny. we're discharge on, rsxesni u
costs sgsa y 3 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
Universal Joy
Throughoutthe
United Kingdom

London. Sept a--London received the
news Of the successes OF the western
frontier by extra editions Of the news
Papers. In churches great 10y was
shotn. In many instances the churches
turned their evening services into meet
ings Of Thanksgiving.
The morning newspapers employ the
biggest type they have used during the
war telling OF the progress Of the B-;,-
ish and French forces
The editorials announce The realization
that the pushing forward o. the British
and French troops means further heavy
losses. but all the writers welcome The
move as proving that the German front
is not inrpregnab,e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
ROCkland Rum
sellers Pay

Rc.cklsn3- Ne. SEPT -s--aeavy
so@s to- me locations - tie pro
asb..o-- ar @ere imposed Saturday
n - s-u-sre coa-- James z Ma
2cr=y and E5gar Rokes G. Camden OF
,A-ee ccc--s each paid 1879 a1d s-ss-
respectively.
Especial attention vzs attracted to
.oes= casss beczuse Messrs. Naloney
s19 Rokes mere conpis-aants ase;ns,
two leaders q -A= temperance cru
sz5e ~ho var= .adic-ei for sx,o.,!cn.
Morris POLLOCK ~as aned ss.a on 4
uauo- nuisance charge.
George X. Miller q Camden. charg-
= w!Eh e1to--.oa- was acquitted FIJI
6zy night, after four hours de..bera-
t:1r.
TIE States principal witness was
James Z. NaIorey. who charged Mi
Miller WIZ having offered to cal! Of
ire liquor enforcement campaign !!
5e we're paid $500. State Detective
William H kauoch. who vas conceal
81 behind the port,eres II Mr.. Ma
loreys house. testified Miller threat
eced 20 dose the saloons unless the
money vas forthcoming in a stated
tine
Miller denied having made any prop
osition 70 Msloney. claiming on the
contrary that tie latter had been try
!-s 70 brbe him for several months
4 similar indictment pending agaias;
Miue-s brother, C Fred Miller. will
nor De tried this. term. i Is under.
stood.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
STORM MOVING EASTWARD STRIKES
Maine SUNDAY IN COINCIDENCE
WITH STORM IN CARIBBEAN SEA

Warrington, Sept. U.-DUring Suncay
The tropical storm over the Caribbean
sea moved wentworth west and IT, cen
ter ~ now Approaching the Yucatan
channel. Wireless reports indicate this
disturbance 70 be Of considerable in.en-
Sit; and advice. have been issued 10 the
eject that !. IL dangerous for shipping
Il: western Cuban waters and the Yucca
tan channel Storm warnings dis
played Oh the south Florida coast.
Moves Rapidly Eastward
The land storm has passed rapidly
eastward and Sunday nigh, its center
was over Maine. This dig,urbance iae
been attended by shifting gales AMI
rains In the Middle Atlantic md SER
England states.
Snow fell Saturday night n Wyoming.
The indications are t'tat the .scatlier
+. viii he overcast and mich cooler Moida y
and Lartly cloudy Tuesday IN ii. 5iiodle
Atlantic and Sew England states.
Storm warnings are displayed on the
Atiantic coast from Passport, Me, south
ward TO Cape Henry, Va. ara on the
Florida coast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
SATURDAY RACES
At LAST DAY OF
DOVER FAIR FAST

Fcxcrotc. Ne, Sept zs.-There were
:,f'9 people al the Piscataquis County
fair Saturday afternoon, where the
20 class and the free-fo--au were
;rotted. Kohl Macbeth was an easy
Eir-e- :n the former. Miss Carnage in
-Ae free-fo--ail, TIE latter chased cut
Il ne last Two heath by. Myra II The
summary
- CLASS. MIxED-PCRsE 800.
Kohl Macoe5h. bg by Fred
kprI G3urr7ll, -..-.--.-.-- 21I /
Miss Peter Bell bin palm
Joe 2 Nelson, Jr.. 5g 6Ryd-
er ..--.--.- -......--...-. ; ? :
Argot- Miller, bg. fGranD . 3 3
Tin@----i: --o --L: --r-.
FREE-FCR-ALL-PCRSE $40.
Miss Carnage. nlr1. fPaimerp .! |
MIRA Il. chm. (DarlEy ...-..... .
hi.ty Marshall. b. tclukeyl ...2 4
Allie ohm. fBurrt,li .......... 3
Maci:e- Boy ard The witch also
started.
Tlme--2l: 2ls': 2:0i..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
ANOTHER BAD
CAVE-IN IN N. Y.
STREET OCCURS

New York, sept. zs--One death and
the injury Of three other persons re-
, suited from the caTing in " the street
OYER The new subTay in Broad va y
near 18th street Sats-day night. An
.nida t.red "on1an Who vas caught
in iise tcjIag debris died later in a
hospital. Tire o'her injured r.ere men.
The police I'D aremen continued their
search l3r several workmen reported
missing.
Tire accident occurred fev. biocas
from the hear, Of the theater district
shortly before p'clock when Broad
way was crowded with people
The weakening of supports in the
subway By the weight ~ traffic il be
neved to have caused the collapse Of
the superstructure. making a hole
about 50 feet long. running north from
the west side Of Broadway at 3sth
street and extending about half va
across Broadway. The pit was about
80 feet deep
Two Of the injured we're a man and
Ia woman passengers in an automo-
bile that was carried down into the
hole. Another person injured is be-
lieved TO be workman.
a crowded street car was approach :.
Ing the spot just prior to the cave-in
when the motorman saw the car
tracks ahead sag and applied the
brakes In time 10 prevent the car
from being carried down
Many Of the passengers became by
RfnrtrAy no az
lapse before them and at least score
OF persons go down with the mass Of
twisted timbers. Police reserves were
called out; several fire alarms were
sounded and nearly dozen ambu-
lances were soon on the scene. Tho
majority OF persons were pulled out Of
the pit without difficulty. Gas and wa
ter mains were broken in the cave-in
but the flow was quickly shut off.
After the police had roped off the
scene OF the accident the fire depart
ment ordered two theaters across the
street closed for the night
Travis II. Whitney, secretary of the
Public Service Commission, said the
accident was caused by A cave-in Of
earth out side the work Of construc-
ton. Secretary Whitney said the tim
Der construction work was inspected
yesterday and announced to be in good
condition.
The accident occurred less than
mile away from that Of Wednesday
when the superstructure Of the new
subway at Seventh avenue and 25th
street collapsed. causing seven deaths.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27

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! tas-s r.t i. so.zzr e-x.-es-z 70 Inspect
..s s.gxsr= --oev csg-.s-.-,.-.e,- r. IL
---se-a- c--r - ery-g-e- 5sx.x-s-a5 IL
e,uz ezx.ne@- - .rres-.zz,e sa1@ =o=ne
= 8zs- 1zer--s accident ard ,A@ Public
s-rE.ce Commission se-- gu ceIl
~ -a-ee wade.y Ercxa engineers =
5.@e-=-- paris 6. -1s coair--y 70 CINE
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
GrandArmy Vet
Grams Arriving
in Washington

gastiEg-en S@pE- EsE..1--g-ca
xsleoDe1 1o1.xa. -hc1sz-1s Il r.
Grand ATTY II r. Rep1r..c -c+s- ~
y.s1ag FIR -1e tF-1 ar--zL -=1--o--
15ca beg4-4s -1-o-cw s-1 vii --4eh
climax Wa1n=s1sT- WIN s--T.yo-E
II re 1ozzss-zrg ar-ny wlil --a-c1
.ro-1 -1= Cspltoi e the White Fiq1s=
il conneIorz--ca u r-e Grand r.
ytew at-e- tte cic,.e u tae GIRL W.
T..s probably III o@ IT, as 70 -
he'd n Washington Ato-t - t-.'s
re-e-a-s j. & e1yected, Vii 5ci2 -
ps-sce
During -se dzy = vessels u -
Cni-et S-z-sz -aTy. submarines a11
dee--oyers ordered asrs ~ S@e- Dz--
.eiz t3- the occss5cr- VIII arrive
-1ess vessels VIII - ol-sn .o- !EEpec-
.soa ~ -1e veterans
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
HORRORS OF WAR
ANEW COME ON
WESTERN FRONT

Amsterdam. Sept. 2s-(via London
Sept. 27-2.3 a. M).-The Teleerafs Reu.
ters correspondent sends to his paper a
dispatch describing the latest activities
on the western front. The dispatch saws.
War again in all its horror. There is
heavy fighting in Flanders. The gunfire
is tremendous Wagons with all kinds
OF supplies thunder along the roads.
There is fearful bringing back OF
wounded. The trans bring them to Reu,.
ers in crowds and automobiles rush then,
to villages close behind the lines. Corte.
mark has all its available buildings fiji.
ca and more are constantly arriving in
wagons. lying on straw which had been
hastily kstRsEsd,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
Armenian Atrocities Surpass
Abdul Hands Most Brutal
Deeds=0ver 100000 Are Dead

.eseoe-z s-t r--tesr.ocsi zen wh.
w1sc s-sT@ tsse, 5ex.-es 4. American
ard E--c-es- G.lYe-Eiies-r,@n Ana
r1-=- v11 -sr. represented ~.
-z-s z1G s-e-T1es 2. - xgvernma,,
- ee-e-z-o. Q. oo-.
TIE Slsn II r-oce5-.e raich is
tactical n Al rzxu & ~ country
sean 70 aa4 T. ~ o1-ls.. sazins.;an
q. III ROC Neals- races .ror, Asi,,,c
-z-asy. sns s1-sa6r -Azt an is in a
.a3- way 20 zoco-pEs- - z, as the
.---e--zas are ct1oe-zs1
- ssve-s5 p--.g A-s-zcaa pro,.
s-y rs t-ea- s=zze- Americas
s-zrc1=-1 .-r-1.c--o sad expelled
t-c- t-e ce5---rT -os5- l...e-s and
-a.=g-z-E @Te- t--- --i.-d States
L2- c.e1c=-----s eo.st ard .h.,-
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= -.oTe ~ -ee-.T -ts 10 Anna.
--z.s zr= z--ss@r -@=- ---te-ef o.
Ec---s - 10 1=ss-- zts-s 9z,y c.a.h
AVS --e- ---=ss -=..s. : secured
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c1.----.--=e !. c--A1s-. IA. il
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49, 81 IT. H----l=N - y c9nnand
vo.-- ~ =A---r-a-- I'D e. .yon The
---E--1 -ov=---e-- = put II end 10
rs rme 80 ram re ex.l=s who
ma = lt--g - --s1r homes. il,
cc-s1 -zr1ZY tzI - --od1ce -esal,s
Il ,-e= ~ -3s E-ea, influence
-1.-- Germany AMI austria exercise
r-z- --z5- ~ ~ American rnonla
cz1-c- "a = .o.1 ITEM morally re.
sp-.e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
FAILURE TO CAPTURE
wilma CAUSES BIG
CHANGE IN COMMAND

London, Sept 2s-335 A. Moving
to the failure Of the 'TeutOnic force
to surround the Russian army at Viii
ma. there have been many changes in
the German commands. says dis
patch from Petrograd TO Reuters Tel
egram Co. Even Gen. Eichorn's name
Is mentioned as being among those
In disfavor according to statements
made by German prisoners
Captured Germans also say the
message adds. that an appeal has been
issued to the German armies before the
Russian town of Dvinsk ealing atten-
ton to the Importance of this point.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
NEW ORLEANS WINS
SOUTHERN PENNANT

Atlanta. Ga. Sept. 2e-The 18th annual
season OF the Southern Association OF
professional! Baseball Clubs closed today
with the New Orleans team winner OF
the pennant.
New Orleans clinched its title more
than a week ago. and the race then de-
veloped into contest between bitm-
ingham and Memphis for second POSITION
with the place going to the former. Inc
other teams finished in the following oi
der: Memphis. Nashville. Atlanta, Cha''
tanooga, Mobile, Little Rock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27

The boats at the Eeponset yards
are each 40 feet long with a draft Of
az proximately two feet They have a
guaranteed speed of at least % miles
an hour, according 20 Mr.. f&iwiey and
each is equipped with a powerful 100
horsepower motor. They use gasoline
for fuel. There is plenty Of room for
ward for the mounting Of small guns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
SCHWAB GETS
CONTROL OF THE
BALDWIN WORKS

Philadelphia. Sept -s-Control Of
the Baldwin Locomotive Woras in this
city has been obtained by Charles ".
SChwah %: the Bethlehem Steel Co.
and the Dupont Powder interests ac-
cordinG 70 apparently authentic
sources mere tonight.
According 70 the reports which
could not be confirmed tonight the
locomotive works will be re-incorpo-
rated and converted into : plant for
the n nufacture OF war munitions and
general steel products in association
with the Bethlehem Steel Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27

AND Govt IN
FULL ACCORD

A.Ne-z sep: = VA London
King Cs-s-a-r.-= s-d Premier Ven.
-z@io$- & co-te-=rcs SATURDAY morn.
- r=4C.=6 Z cczE,s-= agreement in
-+Ear6 = co:- -1e s-ecs ALREADY taken
z. ne Eove-lDea- al re measures
"-.Cn ars CeEa-1e1 - ne: tie Bal.
= s!-1z.o7-
-1=se measures .-c.-a rainta.
--z--= = E-==c='s --es-y obligations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
TRAFFIC INTERRUPTED
BY STORMS DAMAGE IN
SPRINGFIELD, MASS

Springfield, Mass, Sept. 2e'-,,aleS
following a day Of rain. blew NV"
trees. broke window panes ana n,
rupted traffic throughout "es.
Massachusetts tonight In Adams
eral panes of glass were broken ;" ~
the shops of the Rickshire "ooieh -
In the northern Berkshires the W." w.
AT times reached a velocity OF % 'n''''
an hour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
NARRAGANSETT BAY
YACHTS ARE DAMAGED
BY SUNDAYS STORM

Bristol. K. l., Sept 8-Narranganser.
bay today was dashed by the worst wind
and rain storm in years. Ealua Bile
yachts IN the harbor were tossed vio-
iently about but none Of them vera .e-
riously damaged, though scores Of small
er sailing craft and power boats were
swamped
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27

across 3iaEzach 1setts bay. TIE narbor
police rescued many parties from boats
TIA, we're half snamped In the heavy
chop number ri sloopz ard many
motor boate were reported missing 20
night. but it WAC thought they Nth their
passengerA had sough, sate;y in Eom.
Of the many place. around Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
AND TROLLEY
SUFFERS BY S TOR NJ S
SUNDAY IN PITTSFIELD

Pittsheid. Mass. Sept zG-Telepnone
and trolley services suffered today from
the effects If q heavy Hind and ram
storm which feIled trees across the wires
The trolley line between TING city ana
Great harrington was tied up for sew
eral hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
NATIONAL HOME

Dewitt go.
Col. William r. Hurley. goves| ha
gone 70 Washington, u. G., to attl 4 tn
.G A. r. encampmcnt 81
+ Gen. Beal Command. No. %. Uy L.
Will hold it's regular meeting atEH. NJ
Monday.
Joseph A. Curtis. late CO. R.
lnt.' has been granted disci from
the Home.
me returns from furloughs A1rda
were Samuel o. Channel frd s,on
william W. Robinson from N ester
Wells. %
Letters for the following dyer
tised at the Home postoffice for wse,
ending Sept. .: John Barrad tAiber
Chadwick, Byron D. Nye. AZ Iswis
Gage w. Russell. William evens
Thomas l.. McKone. Mrs. Mil Cain.
ana Mrs. Hattie ChicHsss" ns
Henry NJ. Shine Of Rakor. - fotme,
clerk in the treasurer . 7e, xdEa call
er Sunday at the HaQsi a.
The many friends a JOSEPH tNillett,
and Merle G. DaIehS awll be interest
ed to known that M 1sil sta6x Oct.
for lion, y. y, a~hef fhey nave posi-
lions with the Renninsfbh Typewriter Co
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27

Manchester. y. H., Sept. .ne
section of New Hampshire was r-;re
mercy Of terrific gale tonight .o,.s
damage. due to falling trees anu mes
was tremendous. A large Tree ,;ne
blown down at the corner Oh SCH
and Canal streets, crashlng p;n.
the roof of the dwelling OF ad;.
ard. Electric power was oadiy as.s .
canned BIZ orossed and broken "l1ss'~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
PLEASURE SEEKERS IN
BOSTON HARBOR BOATS
PUT IN DANGER SUNDAY

Boston, Sept. 2f-Hundreds Of small
craft filled with Sunday pleasure seek
Grs we're endangered today when a south
CRY w.rd blowing e5 miles an hour swept
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
MEASURES TO PRE-.
'si VENT MORE ACCIDENTS

8 Now York., Sept. 26.-City and state
aethof4ties. the latter represented in
m PObifc 6ervtce Commission. took
.xq9eE today to prevent recurrence Of
stk rights accident in the new SUBJ
4E eH1tefn. Tho second in foar days
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
Charles Il. Brown

Charles II. Brown died in the hospital
hsRs Saturday night, the cause being
cerebral hemorrhage. He was born in
Biddeford Sept. H. 1s4l. He enlisted ir.
Co. 3. 5th Me. INF. April q, 1861. and
was discharged July q. 1861. lie was ac-
ml.ted tc the Home from ai1noaskville'
Oct. q, 1895. widow. 1i. ESRs,Na
Brown e F5sspoxt alrysx1 ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
JAMES kerr HARDIE
PASSES AWAY IN LONDON

London. Sept. 26-2:5s A. NJ
James Keir Hardie died Of pneumo-
mia in nursing home at Glasgow
Ihis morning. He was a Labor. mem.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
HAT|EN REBELS ATTACK AMERICAN
FORCE AND FORTY ARE KILLED.
TEN americans ARE WOUNDED

The rebsls haze refused 70 d.sarm
ard the Americans are marching On
EaLt Du Cap IN ;ae Plain If the
Ecrtn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27

kY iai.ten !ebels On an American
I.rce, abou. TWO miles from Cape Hal
..en, ~ Hai.ienE were killed. Ten
Americans we're gounded
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
SIG BOkNETTE LANDS
IN TREE, JUMPS 80
FEET, IS UN|NJURED


Eumford. 5ie,, Sept. "a, c4n,oa fax
FRIDAY sig. B9nne.,e and his parachute
landed II the ,op of 5'-foot pine tree.
Bonret,e jumped d feet d the ground
but vas un!a.ured, The xes was GU,
dowr to secure the parachute.
4 Thinning BAH game between can.oa
snd BuckfeId resulted to in favor OF
Canton.
The racing Program wa- an enjoyable
feature. Tie summary
SPECIAL RAcE-PrKsE $40.
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PRINCE Il. Stanley. :
Ruth y. tStan~ood) ...............2 4
Peter Manteel fMetcaif) ...........5 .
Eumford Wilkes also started
T.mc--,35 IL -zf, ~. go ~
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Dan :, Jr.. b z fNelsonj .............I
Dexter T., n CTriprJ. 3 :
ri fal", h Hayden, ........3 3
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be- Z Parliament 4-1 .he leader 81
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-27
Henry A. Smith

The death Of Henry A. Smith occurred
in the hospital here Saturday night. He
vas born inEMercer "a years ago. ne
ssrved in Cop. Eth Me Inf. from Oct.
y 1851. to Aug. 25. 1865. He was admit
I'd to the Home from Litchfeld Aug. q.
49, widow. Mrs Emily T. Smith of
l'itchfield. anf two children survive.