Jorgina Leads Essex Fleet With Record 422000 Pound First Catch
On her maiden voyage the Jorgina a new Essex fishing schooner reached Ty Wharf with a 422000 pound initial catch Captain Manuel Silveria commands the 118 foot vessel in a season opening that added to a total 782500 pounds of fresh fish from 20 ships including haddock cod hake pollock and halibut. The fleet in mackerel pursuit grows to seven as Alpha Marguerite Haskins Massasoit depart and revenues from prices for haddock cod hake pollock and cask are listed. Devonian sails with 43 cabin passengers and a heavy cargo while Hesperian Ontario and other ships leave or arrive at local docks.
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Jorgina
Essex
Ty Wharf
Manuel Silveria
Alpha
John McKinnon
Marguerite Haskins
Charles Maguire
Massasoit
Frank Nolan
Haddock
Ashdock
Codl
Hake
Pol
Josie
Phebe
Valerie
Emily Gooner
Rose Standish
Eleunie Cece
Eis Victor & Ethan
H. Leubee
Leyland Line
Devonian
Grand Junction Docks
Boston
Liverpool
Aubrey Hunt
Weymouth
E. J. Wood
E. K. Barney
G. R. Barney
Winthrop
Arthur Dix
Allan Line
Hesperian
W. Main
Mystic Wharf
Glasgow
Montreal
Merchants and Miners
Ontario
W. J. Bond
Norfolk
Battery Wharf
W. W. Buchanan
Howland Ledge
Massachusetts Bay
Duxbury
Shipping News Summary of Arrivals and Clearances
Shipping notices list many arriving steamers and schooners with destinations across Norfolk Philadelphia and Baltimore. Vessels include Ontario Bond James Whitney and Camber Brown among others. various barges towed by tugs and multiple port calls. Cleared ships include Devonian Menominee Quarier and Ivernia with routes to Liverpool Antwerp and Philadelphia. Sun rise and set times also noted in miniature almanac.
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Ontario
Bond
Norfolk
James
Whitney
Crowell
New York
Brown
Bangor
Dingrey
Mitchell
Portland
City of
Godfrey
Gloucester
Irvington
Parnham
Perth Amboy
Buck Mountain
Bravo
Blackird
Tamaqua
Isaksen
Philadelphia
Marion
Bath
Oleona
Porand
Brookside
Georges Creek
Machen
Baltimore
Piedmont
Hudgins
Cto
North America
Nelson
Edgewater N
Troy
Stroudsburg
Oakland
Swatara
Phillips
Plymouth
Hansen
Port Johnson
R. BR
N. J
Salem
Fred E. Richards
Miller
Searsport
International
McGoldrick
Wiconisco
Mayflower
Ben
Windsor
N. C
Bara Francis
Fernandina
Cora Fsy
Frost
Edward
Winslow
Tier
Elm City
Allen
William Rice
Thomaston
Devonian
Liverpool
Eng
Menominee
Antwerp
Quarier
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Newport News
Annie
Salmon River
N. S
Two Sisters
St. Martins
N. B
Ivernia
Queenstown
Hesperian
Glasgow
Limon
Boston
Yarmouth
Nacoochee
Savannahard
Indian
Ida
Sama
Incradeo
Ew York
Herman Winter
Tugs International
Barry
Henry Clay
Charles T. Galleer
Fortimore
Portsmouth
Washington
Oak Hill
Glendower
Indian Ridge
Daniel Willard
Rondout
Riverside
Charles W. Parker, Jr
Bessie
Clara
Francis C. Dersey
Tama
Cleona
Portiang
Siegel Awards Four Thousand to New England Charities
Henry Siegel Company distributed 4000 among New England charities by votes from customers. Votes were earned at 10 cents per vote. checks were sent to many groups including Home for Destitute Catholic Children in Boston and Free Home for Consumptives in Dorchester, with many named societies and hospitals across Boston and surrounding towns receiving awards.
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Henry Siegel Company
New England
Siegel Company
Salvation Army
East Brookline Street
Boston
St. Mary
Washington Street
Carney H Hospital
Old Harbor Street
South
Fathers and Mothers’ Club
Joy Street
St. Francis
Fulda
Ellis Streets
Roxbury
St. Catherine’s Conference
Vine Street
Charlestown
Somerville Children’s Home
Day Street
West Somerville
Floating Hospital
Devonshire Street
Industrial School
St. Botolph Street
Home For
Revere Street
Franklin Typographical Society
Chandler Street
John A. Andrew Circle
Deaconess Aid Society
Massachusetts Society Prevention of Cruelty
Milk Street
Hospital of Dentistry and
Oral Hygiene
Anderson Street
Ladies’ Aid
Oak Square
M. B
Brighton
Helen A. Smith
Montfern Avenue
St. Vincent’s Orphan Asylum
Camden Street
Council of Jewish Women
Felix Kornfeld
Naples Road
Brookline
Mt. Pleasant Home
Elm Hill Avenue
Women’s Auxiliary
Cambridge
Boston College
James Street
St. Vincent de Paul Society of St. Augustine’s Church
Dorchester Street
Daly Industrial School
Dorchester
Working Boys’ Home
Winchester Street
Newton
St. Vincent de Paul Society of the Mission Church
Federation of Jewish Charities
Hawkins Street
Sewing Circle
Maplewood Congregational Church
Free Hospital For Women
Pond Avenue
Jewish National Fund Literary Society
Central Church
Old Ladies’ Baptist Home
Brookline Street
Cambridgeport
New England Hospital For Women and Children
Scandinavian Sailors’ Home
Lil Webster Street
East Boston
Children’s Hospital
Huntington Avenue
Little Wanderers
First Cambridge Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Central Jewish Organization
Masonic Home
Chariton
Mass
St. Luke's Church
Swedish Lutheran Church, Charity Society
Malden
Boston Associated Charities
People’s Mission
Perkins Institution For the Blind
East Broadway
South Boston
Conference of St. Vincent de Paul
Sacred Heart Parish
East Cambridge
Holy Ghost Hospital
Cambridge Street
Hope Cottage
Swampscott
United Irish Benefit Societies
St. Peter's Conference
St. Peter's Church
Home Mission
Massachusetts Avenue
Massachusetts General M Hospital
St. Vincent de Paul Society
St Cecilia’s Church
British Charitable Society
Park Square
International Benefit Society
St. Joseph’s Church
S J. Vincent de Paul Society
Charity
Benefit Society Brotherhood R. R
M. HB
Manchester
the Mission
Merrimac Street
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Epworth
Church
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Abus Nursery
Colu West Fourth
Washington ST
B C Junior Prom Planned for May First at Copley Hall
Boston College students prepare for the Junior Prom to be held in Copley Hall on May 1. President Joseph P. McHugh leads the junior committee with Denis A. Doolen as chair. Notable committee members include Stephen H. Mahoney, Leo Tracey, Raymond Lyons, and Florence J. Gillis. The senior class will attend as guests, in a reception for graduates in caps and gowns.
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Boston College
Copley Hall
Joseph P. McHugh
Denis A. Doolen
Stephen H. Mahoney
Somerville
Leo Tracey
Salem
Raymond Lyons
Brookline
Florence J. Gillis
Roxbury
Denis A. Dooley
Finance Commission and Mayor's plan clear on school addition contract
A dispute over awarding the Girls' High School addition contract without competition ends with the Finance Commission notifying the Mayor's office it has no objection. The project total is about 100000 dollars and must be completed between June and September. Four firms are under consideration for the steel structural work: The G. W. & F. Smith Company Chelmsford Iron Company New England Structural Company and the Boston Iron Company.
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Finance Commission
Schoolhouse Commission
Girls’ High School
G. W. & F. Smith Company
Chelmsford Iron Company
New England Structural Company
Boston Iron Company
Shoe Strike at Lynn Ends After Mediation
Lynn April 18 The strike of 17 cutters at the Hoag and Walden shoe plant that stopped work for two weeks and left 300 idle ended through mediation by Richard P Barry. Cutters will gain one cent a pair for high cut shoes with a graded sliding scale for other styles and a compromise on working conditions was reached.
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Lynn
Hoag & Walden
Richard P. Barry
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Hall Named Librarian for Somerville Public Library
Drew P. Hall, longtime librarian at Millis cent Public Library in Fairhaven, is chosen to succeed the late Sam Walter Foss as Somerville Public Library chief. A Brunswick Missouri native and Bowdoin College 1899 graduate, he earned a library science degree in Albany in 1901. He will start June 1 with a $2500 salary.
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Sam Walter Foss
Drew P. Hall
Milliscent
Fairhaven
Somerville Public Library
Mr. Hall
Brunswick
Bowdoin College
New York State Library School
Albany
Hall
Somerville
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Middlesex Street
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Julus Hirsh
Soldiers’ Home
Chelsea
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Prince Albert
Crimmp
PiNg Long
Dee
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Paul Armstrong
Mrs. Allison
Ernest Pantzer & Co
Cooper and Roebinson
Fred Duprez
Edwards
van and Tierney
Hon and Price
Landry Bros
Charles Frohman
Ethel Barrymore
J. M. Barrie
Alice Sit-By-The-Fire
Rebecca OF
Sunnybrook Farm
Boston Theatre
Augustus Pitou
Chauncey Olcott
Ballymore
Al 5
Johnson Young
Olcott
Globe
Type Majestic
Henry W. Bavage
Prince Pilsen
Eva
Frank Daniels
Chas
Dillingham
Sallie Fisher
Vera Michelena
Arcadians
Richard
A& ER
Edna Wallace Hopper
American League
Huntington Avenue EE
Wright & Ditson's
Herrick’s
Copley &Q
Revere
Matimeece
Loew's Orpheum
Shubert
Kopp Poweahr
Lodise Dresser
Klein’s Drug Store Cor. Tremont & Boylston
Nantaskel Hegel
Nizhis
St.elmor
Virginian
Bowdoin Sq. Oo
Howard
Nat Ressler Co
Tiger Willies
NEW Century Girls
Grand Opera House
Ev’s
Black Patti
Africa
John Eeniine
Rowe’s Wharf
Pemberton
Nantasket
Crow Point
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H. BR. BR. Co
G. P. Cushing
Mgr
Gaiety Wess
the Knickerbockers
Castle SQ
Giekn Cras
Sere Te Eee Eae
ER. W. Difon
Fore’ Aloes
Boston Opera House
Aborm English Grand Opera CO
WERTL
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Clarendon
Vermont
Roquefort
Bent’s
People’s Choral Union
Fred’k W. Wodell
Symphony Hall
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Handel
Judas Maccabaeus
Miss Stoddard
Mrs. Grove
Dr. Lawson
Mr. Bennett
Oliver Ditson
Tremont Street
Onerine Gircus
Klein’s Drug Store
Cor. Wash
Essex Sta
AA Today
Phillies Mckets
Wright & Ditson
Burke’ Adams House
Matings
Tg 'A Ouna Parker
Jordan Hall
Hye Ib
Jone
Herrick