Fish Fleet Brings 96700 Pounds Of Catch At T Wharf
Thirteen trips arrived at T wharf from the shore grounds with a total catch of 96700 pounds of mixed fish including 49000 haddock 44400 cod 100 hake and 3200 cask. Prices were firm with haddock six cents per pound large cod fifty four cents and other rates varying. The Elva L Spurling led landings with 24000 pounds of cod under skipper John Watson. Several vessels reported good catches north and south of Cape Henry as 11 trips have landed to date.
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T Wharf
Joseph H. Cromwell
James S. Steele
Haddock
Cod
Mabel BE. Bryson
John Watson
Massachusetts
New York
Fortress Monroe
Arthur James
Archibald Devine
Mary E. Harty
Reuben Cameron
James Maguire
Sucre
A. M. Nicholson
Sol Jacobs
Fannie E. Prescott
Louis Carrett
Patrician
Wesley Farmer
Cape Henry
William H. Yerkes
Thomaston
McIver
Balti
Sparrow’s Point
Fortay
Lizard
London
Miniature Almanac Weather and Arrivals Section
Miniature almanac notes sun rise and set times with day length and April 17 high water. Arrivals list includes Alexandra Dan Rabe Copenhagen Christiania via Dartmouth Eng with Gill Scotz Marquette Antwerp 22 passengers and shipping routes from Michigan Eynon Liverpool Nantucket Nickerson Baltimore Norfolk Herman Winter Crowell City of Rockland Curtis Bangor Governor.
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Dan
Rabe
Copenhagen
Christiania
Dartmouth
Eng
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Marquette
Tribe
Antwerp
Michigan
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Liverpool
Nantucket
Nickerson
Baltimore
Norfolk
Herman Winter
Crowell
New York
City of Rockland
Curtis
Bangor
Police Seek Alleged Leper Chinaman in Boston Tale
Police searched for Charlie Yee a Brockton resident labeled a leper by enemies in Boston. The Brockton Board of Health, via Dr J H Lawrence, denied any escape and found the leper story false after tests at Yee's business.
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Lagrange Street
Charlie Yee
Brockton
Tufts Freshmen Beat Stone in Season Opener at Locust Street Grounds
Tufts freshmen defeated Stone at Locust Street Grounds in South Boston yesterday afternoon by a score 8 to 6. Colton and Davenport pitched. Hengingon caught for Tufts while Robotham and Saul teamed for Stone.
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Tufts
Stone
Locust Street Grounds
South
Boston
Colton
Davenport
Hengon
Robotham
Saul
Chicago Mayor Busse Opens With Short Inaugural Address
Chicago mayor Fred A. Busse was sworn in and delivered the briefest inauguration address in record, saying Get busy and do things. His predecessor Mayor Dunne gave a lengthy farewell, reflecting on reforms of his administration.
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Chicago
Fred A. Busse
Dunne
St Stephen's Lyceum Ball Planned for Patriots' Day Night
Preparations are complete for the St Stephen's Young Men's Catholic Lyceum ball at St John's Hall Moon Street tomorrow evening. Thousands are expected to attend as officials including Governor Higgins Mayor Fitzgerald and his wife participate in the grand march. The hall will be enlarged for dancing with an elaborate decoration scheme.
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St. Stephen's Young Men’s Catholic Lyceum
St. John’s Hall
Moon Street
Higgins
Rhode Island
Fitzgerald
Edward W. Dixon
Dickinson to Appeal Wrecking Case in U S Circuit Court
After six years of litigation John W. Dickinson of Newton and George M. Foster face a United States Circuit Court of Appeals panel Tuesday. Dickinson was convicted in 1903 on three counts for aiding Foster in misusing South Danvers National Bank funds and was sentenced to nine years. Jurors numbered ten due to a vacancy.
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John W. Dickinson
Newton
South Danvers National Bank
Colt, Putnam and
Aldrich
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Dickinson
United States District Court
George M. Foster
Foster
Dedham
United States
French
Lewis
Richard Walworth Powers
Hall
Martin School Alumni Reunion Set For Tomorrow Night
The Martin School Alumni Association completed final plans at a Roxbury school hall meeting for the seventh annual reunion to be held tomorrow evening master of ceremonies will be former Representative Joseph Mooney and Ralph W Crossen as floor director. The arrangements committee includes John W Lyons Pauline Donovan Do J Splane Victoria Gould and others.
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Martin School
Roxbury
Joseph. Mooney
Ralph W. Crossen
John W. Lyons
Pauline Donovan
Do. J. Splane
Victoria Gould
Wiliam Deering
Anna Foy
George Libby
Francis McCarthy
William Kilduff
Jennie Sullivan
Paul Cleary
Ethel Miller
Donald P
Plan Lofty Structure for Boston Lowell L Line
At a continued hearing by the State railroad commissioners, the Boston Lowell & Lawrence Electric Railroad seeks a certificate of existence to build a line between here and Lowell. The new line at Sullivan Square will rise 23 feet above the current station floor, with a connection using a series of stairs.
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Boston, Lowell & Lawrence Electric Railroad Company
Here
Lowell
Sullivan Square
Labor Men Demand Reply From Roosevelt In Idaho Case
Chicago April 16 The Federation of Labor has received no answer from President Roosevelt regarding his statement on Moyer and Haywood as undesirable citizens. A special messenger will be sent to the White House to demand a reply. Moyer and Haywood await trial in Idaho for the murder of former Governor Steunenberg. trial set for May 9.
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Chicago
Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Moyer
Haywood
White House
Idaho
Steunenberg
Robbed a Child's Bank Gets 34-Year Sentence
Clifford M. Smith aged 22 was caught in the act of taking pennies from a child's bank in a house entered by force at night. He received 34 years and four months in Sing Sing prison: 30 years for burglary and 4 years four months for assaulting Mr. and Mrs. Oestreicher with a loaded screwdriver when they interrupted the theft.
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New York
Clifford M. Smith
Sing Sing
John Oestreicher
Electric motors replace steam engines for efficient factory use
Means to Manufacturers Everywhere The Electric Motor is supplanting the steam engine because it can be placed exactly where the work is done by each individual machine, and because one-half to three-quarters of the total power previously wasted in frictional losses is saved. Consequently- People who make things want to know all about electric power.
Power supply in Greater Boston favors consumers
The article examines the source of electric power, safety steps to ensure steady supply, and charging methods, noting Boston's approach benefits consumers compared with other cities.
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Greater
Boston
Boston Leads in Modern Electric System Storage and Measurement
The article notes that electricity comes mainly from modern steam turbines and that Boston became the first U S city to commercially store electricity in storage batteries ensuring constant pressure and uninterrupted supply. It also mentions 25 generating and sub stations connected to prevent outages. Boston adopted England's Wright Discount Indicator for charging methods, a standard now used by most large U S electric stations.
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Boston
America
England
United States
Edison Offers Midnight Service for Electricity Applications
The Information Department on the street floor remains open until midnight to accept electricity applications and bill payments. The move aligns with Edison policy to assist patrons and ease dealings with the company.
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Edison
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