Fishing fleet reports strong haul and next voyage plans
Eight small trips at T wharf yielded 127 500 pounds of mixed fish including 35 000 haddock 38 000 cod 26 500 hake 8 000 pollock and 20 000 cask. Vessels listed with their fares include Richard J Nunan Mary E Silveira Walter P Goulart Two Sisters Marian Arthur Binney bound for mackerel south. Admiral Dewey and other steamers arrive or sail. Captain Frank Stevens dies. plans announced for a new large steel auxiliary yacht.
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Walter P. Goulart
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Eeoue Dee
Marian
Boston
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Maurice Whalen
Olga
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United Fruit Company
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Asa Davison
Jamaica
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Great Northern Railroad
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Hel Gate
Commodore James
New York Yacht Club
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Quincy
Alona
Frank Stevens
Ward Line
Captain Stevens
Bluehill
Maine
Havana Harbor
Stevens
City of Washington
Shipping News Mini Almanac Item April 26
Shipping notes list arrivals and sailings of multiple steamers and barges with destinations including Norfolk Boston Philadelphia and Newport News. Entries name vessels such as Salem Buffalo Admiral Dewey City of Rockland and Indiana, with towing barges and cargo details from Norflok Port Antonio Philadelphia and Bangor.
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Salem
Norfolk
Buffalo
Clark
Hull
Eng
Cobb
Pike
St. John
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Boston
Simms
Yarmouth
N. S
Admiral Dewey
Davison
Port Antonio
Jam
Ontario
March
Persian
Hillary
Philadelphia
Herman Winter
Crowell
New York
Old Colony
Geer
City of Rockland
Curtis
Bangor
Bee
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Prudence
Goodwin
South Amboy
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Orton
Kemp
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Covington
Pateman
Portland
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Newport News
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Taylor
Newmarket
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Bay Port
Keene
Britannia
Savage
Hand
Kennebec
Baltimore
Daniel Willard
Fitzgerald
Hawthorne
Gloucester
Rondout
Stroudsburg
James Woolley
Millin
Seituate
Blanche
Perkins
Cumberland
Svendsen
Beverly
Watuppa
Hammond
Hattie Muriel
S. E
Charleston
S. C
Brunswick
C. C. Co. No
Woutistana
Dan
High School League Schedules for Greater Boston 1909
The 1909 schedule lists Suburban League games among Malden Everett Melrose and Medford High Schools with dates from April 24 to June 17 including matches at each home city. Additional contests involve Somerville Dorchester and English High against Dorchester and Somerville with multiple doubleheaders and afternoon games noted.
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Greater Boston
Malden
Everett High
Melrose
Medford
Interscholastic League Schedule.Spanning four high schools matches dates
The Interscholastic Athletic League lists English High Somerville High Dorchester High and Rindge Manual Training School with games on April 19 Dorchester vs English April 28 Rindge MT S vs English May 12 Dorchester vs Rindge MT S May 15 Somerville vs English May 22 Rindge MT S vs Somerville and May 26 English High vs Rindge MT S at Broadway Somerville Locust Street Grounds Dorchester and Somerville venues noted.
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Dorchester High
Somerville
Rindge M. T. S
Dorchester
English High
Rindge
Manual Training Schools
Locust Street Grounds
Rind
Someille A
Broadway Field
High School Baseball Schedule Across Cambridge Newton Brookline
Cambridge Latin, Newton High, and Brookline High set May and June games. Key matchups include Cambridge Latin vs Brookline at Cambridge on May 12 and Brookline vs Newton at Newtonville on May 31. The schedule continues with Cambridge Latin vs Newton on June 4 and Brookline vs Newton at Newtonville on June 8.
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Cambridge Latin, Newton High and
Brookline High Schools
Cambridge Latin
Brookline High
Cambridge
Newton High
Newtonville
Brookline
Norfolk Triangular League schedule updates and matchups
The Norfolk Triangular League features Dedham High Needham High and Wellesley High with games set from April 24 to June 12. Matches include Needham vs Wellesley at Wellesley on April 24 and Dedham vs Needham at Needham on May 1 plus Wellesley vs Dedham at Dedham on May 22.
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Wellesley High Schools
Needham High
Wellesley
Dedham High
Needham
Wellesley High
Dedham
Neetham High
Sale of Estates in West Newton on Watertown Street and nearby
Public auction on April 27 at 3:00 PM to sell multiple estates on River Street Smith Court and Cherry Street Newton for cash on delivery of deeds. Parcels include 338 River Street 16 Smith Court and others totaling about 9 acres with a 10 room dwelling, plus outbuildings and 2,345 square foot lot. Sale by executor Lawrence Bond overseen from West Newton and Boston addresses.
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Old South Building
Boston
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Pembrook
Durant Streets
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J. W. French
Tremont St
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Fastern Avenue
Chelsea
Albert C. Tilden
Lincoln Associates
State St
of of
Strout
Dept
E. A. Ere ‘ CO
Old South
Hough’s Neck
Probate citations for two Boston estates issued in 1909
The Suffolk Probate Court issues citations to heirs and creditors in the estates of Anna Frances White and Franklin T. Prince of Boston. Each notice requires appearance on May 6 1909 to show cause why letters testamentary or administration should not be granted, with required public notices in the Boston Post and proper service to interested parties.
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Commonwealth
Lemuel Hitchcock
Paris
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Boston
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Esquire
Arthur W. Dolan
Anna Frances White
Edward C. Creed
Register
Franklin T. Prince
Lois L. Prince
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Mary E. Brigham
Catherine Finn
Mary Agnes Finn
Boston, Post
Boston Contractors Sought For Macadam Roadway Projects
City of Boston invites proposals for macadam roads on Newcastle Road in Brighton and Montfern Avenue near Washington and Faneuil Streets. Proposals due April 29 1909 with $500 certified check. Bid envelopes marked Proposal for Macadam Roadway. Public notice lists openings and union wage preferences.
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Guy C. Emerson
Boston
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City of Boston
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Montfern Avenue
Washington
Faneuil
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Elfry
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