Lizzie Lost Captain Drowned In Maine Schooner Capsize
In Rockland Maine on April 16 Captain Charles N Rhodes of Northport died when the two masted schooner Lizzie of Belfast capsized. His mate Robert Maker of Lynn Mass escaped death. The Lizzie was bound from Saturday.
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Charles N. Rhodes
Northport
Robert Maker
Lynn
Mass
Lizzie
Belfast
Maker
Sommers N. Smith
Little Miss Gregg Christens New Lightship at Fore River
Eight year old Frances Sanford Gregg christens Lightship No. 91 launched at Fore River Works Quincy. The relief ship will operate from Philadelphia with two more lightships under construction for the Pacific seaboard. Vessel measures 185 ft 9 in length 29 ft breadth 660 tons displacement. Launch party included Tom Gregg family and Boston guests. Newburyport April 16 reports Plum Island Hotel owner fined $50 for liquor nuisance.
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Fore River
Frances Sanford Gregg
Tom H. Gregs
Light House Board
Fore River Works
Quincy
Philadelphia
Pacific Seaboard
Tom Gregg
Eleanor Gregg
North Easton
C. C. Gregg
Boston
Rose Chadborn
Bessie Curtin
Helen Keith
Scots Charitable Society Honors Governor Guild and Welcomes New Members
The Scots Charitable Society of Boston held its quarterly meeting in Tremont Temple with President Alexander McGregor presiding. A resolution thanked Governor Curtis Guild Jr for his illness and recovery, and a service period noted about $400 monthly spent on Scots in need. New members including James B. Dunlap and John Pressley were elected.
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Scots’ Charitable Society
Commonwealth
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Tremont Temple
Alexander McGregor
Houghton & Dutton Company
Todd
Curtis Guild, Jr
Scots’ Charitable Society of
Boston
James B. Dunlap
William 8. Stewart
John Pressley
Andrew M. Duncan
J. W. Peden
George Gibson
James Nichol
Joseph Kennedy
Louis H. Ross
Isaac A. MacLane
W. J. Hamilton
R. T. MacGorum
Forbes Craig
William Hendry
Peter Walker
Alexander Munro, Jr
David S. Milne
Robert
Appeal for Pardon for Slocum's Pilot
A New York Maritime Exchange committee asked President to pardon Captain W S Van Schaick pilot of the ill fated General Slocum. He serves a 10 year term in Sing Sing for negligence linked to the disaster. The President referred the matter to the Attorney General for a report.
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New York Maritime Exchange
W. 8. van
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