Liners Arrive Well Filled From European Ports
Three ocean liners reached Charlestown harbor with fair passages. The Cambrian from London carried 1600 tons of cargo and two Philadelphia Washington stowaways, plus 18 returning cattlemen. The Kingstonian from Antwerp brought 116 baskets of live pigeons to Elmer Rice of Melrose and 10 cattlemen, while a New Yorker faced officials over headwear and residence questions. The Republic from the Mediterranean and Azores carried 1859 passengers, 1725 in steerage, on a moderate voyage.
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Cambrian
Lee
London
Philadelphia
Washington
Kingstonian
Parker
South Boston
Antwerp
Elmer BE
Rice
Melrose
Frank Martin
Martin
Charlestown
Republic
Mediterranean
Azores
Fleet of 23 vessels brings in 456000 pounds of mixed fish
A large fleet arrived at the wharf with 456,200 pounds of fresh fish split among haddock and cod, plus hake and other species. Vessels include Mooanam Harmony Catharine D Enos and more, with daily departures planned to Gloucester and La Have banks, while the sunken General Poe is towed for repair. Seven deaths noted in ferry service, and the Ivernia sails with 2066 passengers bound for Liverpool route revival underway. The Landsman.
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Eee Hake
Finuy
Mooanam
Harmony
Catharine D. Enos
Emerald
Oliver F. Kilham
Rose Standish
Flora
Nickerson
Emily Cooney
Harvester
Zephyr
Dido
Irene
May
Ella Mughty
Governor Russell
Juniata
Reliance
Carrie F. Roberts
Charles W. Parker
Mortis H. Perry
Allan H. Jones
Nellie G. Adams
Mary J. Ward
Sloop
Rough Rider
la Have Banks
Nova Scotia
Gloucester
Harvey Daly
Tony K. Enos
Breymann Bros
Toledo
Deer Island
Boston
Minot J. Wilcox
Dake
Barney O'Dowd
West End
Supeciaten
Donovan
William P. Hood
Suna
N. C
Hood
Ivernia
George F. Jeffries
Teft Liverpool
William Besse
New Bedford
van Horn
Eagle Wing
Maritime Movement And Passenger Details From April Listings
Miniature almanac notes sunrise and sunset times ahead of day length. ARRIVED steamers Republic Genoa Naples Gibraltar Azores with 68 saloon 66 second cabin 1725 steerage for White Star line. CLEARED schooners J Manchester Haynes and others. SAILED Winifredian Olaf Kyrre Dorisbrook Storm King Maywood and more. Winds NE to E. Nantasket Roads anchored vessels reported.
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Republic
McAuley
Genoa
Naples
Gibraltar
Azores
White Star Line
Cambrian
Lee
London
Kingstonian
Parker
Antwerp
Admiral Dewey
Israel
Port Simon
Port Antonio
Jam
Calvin Austin
Pike
Bath
Parthian
Philadelphia
Frank P. Wing
Bay State
Oliver
Portland
Kennebec
Blair
City of Gloucester
Godfrey
Gloucester
Herman Winter
Crowell
New York
Valley Forge
Tilton
Peete Treverton
Paxinos
Confidence
Ford
Mass
Gamecock
Pratt
Bangor
Charles A. Hunt
Dow
Stonington
William P. Hood
Smith
Wilmington
N. C
Lydia M.eerie Dutton
Ada J. Campbell
Sullivan
Walter Miller
Sabean
St. John
N. B
J. Manchester Haynes
Ee B
Clementsport
Salem
Winifredian
Liverpool
Baltimore
Norfolk
Olaf Kyrre
Nor
Louisburg
Dorisbrook
Storm King
Maywood
Edgewater
Barkenfine
St. Croix
Buenos Ayres
Nantasket Roads
Paul Palmer
Newport News
Point Allerton
Opposition to State Dry Dock in South Boston
The labor and public lands committee reported against a bill for a dry dock on Commonwealth flats at South Boston with cost not to exceed $800,000. Representing dissent were Bonney Scituate Nowle New Bedford Harrington Hinsdale Godfrey Taunton Millett Salem Dowd Fall River and Leonard Boston.
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Committee On Labor and Public Lands
Commonwealth Flats
South Boston
Bonney
Scituate
Nowle
New Bedford
Harrington
Hinsdale
Godfrey
Taunton
Millett
Salem
Dowd
Fall River
Leonard
Boston
Wendell Phillips Held For Attacking A Chinese Laundryman
Wendell F. Phillips and Joseph F. Kelley were held in Roxbury Police Court on $1000 bail each for a May 6 hearing on charges of assaulting Charley Wong Sing, a Chinese laundryman, at his place of business. Kelley lives in Maplewood and his father stays at times in the Hotel Hyde, 87 Warwick Street. Washington tours via Pennsylvania Railroad announce seven day trips with hotel meals and stopovers to Baltimore Philadelphia and New York leaving Boston Jan 22 Feb 5 19 Mar 4 18 Apr 1 15 29 and May 13 with rates $26 and $27 respectively. Sunday trips via Fall River Line resume May 1 1904 leaving Boston 6 PM and Back Bay 4 PM with 7:40 PM Fall River arrival and New York by 7 AM Eastbound steamers depart Pier 19 North River 5:30 PM daily including Sundays.
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Wendell Phillips
Wendell F. Phillips
Joseph F. Kelley
Roxbury
Charley Wong Sing
Kelley
Maplewood
Hyde
Warwick Street
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington Street
Fall River
Steamboat
South Station
Back Bay
Fall River Wharf
Pier 19
North River
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
F. P. Wing
Gentral Wharf
Ston
Morgan Line
Southern Pacific Company
Calveston
Shreveport
Texas
Mexico
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Oregon
Hawaiian Islands
Philippine Islands
China
Japan
Australia
New Orleans
Mississippi
Central America
L.j.spence
Wash St
Warren Line
Liverpool
Sagamorke
Sachem
Michigan
Hoosac Tunnel
Charlestown
Warren & CO
Mile Street
Central Wharf and Wet Dock Corporation
Central Wharf
Massachusetts
H. L. Sampson
Fishermen Rescued From Disabled Craft Off Monomoy Point
In a heavy northeast gale two Harwich port fishermen Seth W Hundreth and his son John were rescued from their disabled catboat off Monomoy Point by Captain Kelley and the Monomoy Point life saving crew after their rudder and masthead were damaged. The men were towed to safety and ashore as the craft faced the risk of being blown into Nantucket Sound.
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Nantucket Sound
Hildreth
Malden Mayor Urges Arbor Day Moth Killing
Malden on April 27 Mayor Dean issued a circular endorsing Governor Bates recommendation to observe Arbor Day by exterminating gypsy and brown-tail moths. He urges every citizen to do his part to reduce pest suffering to a minimum.
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Malden
Dean
Bates
Aid for Civil War Veterans Bill Passes House
The legislative committee on military affairs reported a bill to appropriate 350000 dollars to pay125 dollars to Civil War veterans who never received a bounty. The funds would come from the commonwealths federal government share.
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Legislative Committee On Military Affairs
Shipping Held Up By Storm Delays Local Vessels
Owing to wind and rain yesterday and last evening all local boats deferred their departure until clearing weather. Among them were the Bay State bound for Portland Kennebec headed to Bath and the steel-constructed steamer James 8 Whitney bound for New York.
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Bay State
Portland
Kennebec
Bath
James 8. Whitney
New York
New Law for Sailors Limits Lodging and Looting
A new law effective May 13 amends Section 4607 of the Revised Statutes. It punishes any person aboard a vessel who solicits a seaman to lodge with a private landlord or removes a seaman's effects without the master’s direction or consent. Offenders face up to 60 dollars fine or up to three months imprisonment. The statute applies to U S and foreign vessels in foreign trade.
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United States
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Shipping News
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Otte
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Carey
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Joseph W. Grady
Alys Fice
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Johnson
Colling
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons
England
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Ireland
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Surgical and Medical Institute
Harvard Medical University
DR. Collins’ CO
Berwick Park
Hotel Plaza
Columbus Ave
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Jackson’s
Dartmouth St
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E. W. Gahan
M. D
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Williams
French
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Tremont
Allen
J.E. Frothingham
M.D
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the Post
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India Building
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Chas. P. Sumner
Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Co. Steamship Lines
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Battery Wharf
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W. P. Coria
R. I
Dominion Atlantic Ry
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Im Commission
Washington St
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Custom House
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West End Dispensary
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Green St
Bowdoin Sq
Forceiens
Compton and
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Dorchester
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Thursdy
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A. W. Longfellow
Tremont Building
R. Clipston Sturgis
Frederic O. North
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Hollis St
Water St
Miles B. Thomas
Herald
City Loan CO
Plano
R. Briggs
Spooner & Briggs
Devonshire St
Tolman
Bromfield
Dewey & CO
State Street
Dexter Loan CO
Court ST
P. O. Box
did&Sutt Se
Ns Metropolitan Mortgage CO
Workingmen’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Treas
Beacon St
Colonial Loan Coo
MATIN
MONI
Privat Party
M'Namara
Singer
White
Wheeler & Wilson
Roxbury Sewing Machine Agency
Warren St
Dudley St
D&sutt
Sewing Machine Exchange
Boylaton
Seeee Lady
Columbia St
Cambridge
Eens India
Boylston St
Murat
Alpine
Arlington
Mass Ave
Massachusetts Ave
T. Tolson
Cliftondale Cottage House
J. W. Rea
Lincoln Ave
Cliftondale
North Reading
H. F. McLellan
Chestnut St
No. Reading
Somerville
T. ©. Connor
Chapin’s Farm Agency
Piazza
Revere
Beach St
OLD Colony Real Estate Trust
Old South
Waverley
P. McDonald
Franklin, Mass
Willow Park
Shawmut Ave
Garden St
Myrtle St. Aps
Adams
Quincy
S. H
Orient
Hanover
Cooper
Eee Genes Omo Music CO
Witth Ave
Paine Memorial Hall
Appleton St
UNION
Coutaka
Northern Press Syndicate
Lockport
Post
J. C. Ballem
Commercial St
Frederic
West 125Th St
Lowell St
LEE & Russell
Capitol
Central St
Park St
DO Poy Tea CO
Kilby
McDowell
McDowell's
Winter St
WL & W
NEW England Waist CO
City
Majestic Lace CO
ST. Louis Fair
Boylston Subway
N. B. Confectionery CO
Melcher St
Keen
W. Cottage St
Wintrecort Ge Geo Ie
BAY State Press
Washington Ave
Chelsea
Linden Ave
Edward Everett Sq
Clapp Pl
Neponset Bridge
Bowman St
Neponset
Chauncey St
Winder
MR. Smith
Heeland St
Wilson St
Lauriat Ave
C. Johnson
Lamrat Ave
Federal St
Warness
Boston Wake
Eerie St
Newbury St
Prof. Berry
McPhail and
Emerson
Tere
Wall
Goldberg
N. EB
Silberman & CO
Minot
A. Eacovri
Merrimac St
Randolph
Florence Reid
Mt. Vernon St
Slye
N. M. Hatch
Park Sq
Dorchester High School
Talbot Avenue
Hartwell, Richardson & Driver, Architects
Devonshire Street
Sturgis
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