President Rothwell Opposes New Haven and Boston & Maine Merger
J. Rothwell president of the Chamber of Commerce led opponents before the Legislature's railroad committee to block the proposed merger of the New York New Haven Hartford and Boston & Maine railroads. He warned of centralized power harming public interest and urged a clear legislative resolution against the deal.
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J. Rothwell
Chamber of Commerce
Railroad Committee
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Boston & Maine
Rothwell
Frank R. Shephard
William H. Lincoln
Elwyn G. Preston
Herbert C. Hawley
Franklin P. Shumway
Massachusetts
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Connecticut
Commonwealth
New Haven Company
Boston
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Norfolk
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Great Lakes
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Pennsylvania
Hoosac Tunnel
Wireless typesetting machine promises instant Paris news
Danish inventor Hans Knudsen announced at the Hotel Cecil in London that he has perfected a wireless typesetting system allowing a linotype in Paris to be set from London. He demonstrated long distance wireless photography sending recognizable portraits of the King Queen and Kaiser through a wall.
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Paris
Cecil
Hans Knudsen
Mr. Knudsen
New York
Marconi
Knudsen
Queen
Kaiser
Fishing fleet data shows mixed landings at T wharf
Seven vessels reached T wharf with Regina high liner at 92 000 pounds on one fare. Total receipts 492 500 pounds of mixed fresh fish with haddock 199 200 and cod 242 800 pounds. Hake 6500 pounds and pollock 5000 pounds. Vessels Ponti ac, Margaret Dillon, Fla villa and Minerva contributed cusk and pollock. Water Witch delivered 4000 pounds of pollock. Prices weakened after heavy recent receipts. haddock 23 4 to 41 4 cents, large cod 21 2 cents, hake 11 4 to 31 4, cask 2. The Pontiac ends lindas kay fishing until fall. Captain Nickerson shifts to seining. Admiral Dewey resumes Jamaica port trips after repairs and recovery of Captain Davison.
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Regina
Pontiac
Margaret Dillon
Flavilla
Minerva
Water Witch
B. B. Domingos
Muriel
Shipping News and Harbor Movements Reported
Shipping reports list steamers Everett Abbott and many with cargoes across Atlantic routes via Norfolk Philadelphia and New York. Cleared vessels include Buffalo Hull Bjorgvin and several steamers sailing to Liverpool Cuba and Jamaica. A fire at Captain Alfred S. Dunning's North Harpswell estate destroyed a residence and a valuable curios collection.
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Will Witness Today's Game By Carle’s Rubber Neck Wagon
Richard Carle and Charles Marks charter the largest rubber neck wagon from 8 B Corr. for an afternoon tour. The elongated wagon will stop at the Colonial Theatre at 2 30 to load the Marys Lamb chorus girls, tour Commonwealth Avenue, and ferry them to the National League Grounds for the game. Carle will conduct and explain baseball details, with help from his assistants including familiar Giants figures. After the game the party proceeds to Somerville to view Carle’s birthplace.
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Richard Carle
Charles Marks
Lexington and Concord
B. Corr
Colonial Theatre
Mary's Lamb’ Company
Commonwealth Avenue
Carle
Frank Belcher
Somerville
Mrs Leary Seeks Music for East Boston Minstrels
Julia Smith Leary has been hired to write lyrics and music for the E B A A minstrels show at Music Hall East Boston on May 14. She will supervise the production and has chosen the gymnasium’s finest girls for the numbers.
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Julia Smith Leary
Music Hall
Boston
East Boston
Harvard Yale Debate Judges Named For New Haven Event
New Haven Conn April 29 Professor Henry Van Dyke of Princeton has agreed to judge the Harvard Yale debate with Chief Justice Baldwin presiding and Dean Emerson of Dartmouth as the second judge. Waterville Me April 29 Congressman Edward F Burleigh renominated at the Republican district convention with uninstructed delegates and alternates chosen for the national convention.
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New Haven
Conn
Henry van Dyke
Princeton
N. J
Baldwin
Dean Emerson
Dartmouth
Waterville
Edward F. Burleigh
House of Representatives
Body found near Gloucester wharf in advanced decomposition
The body of a man about 200 pounds and 5 feet 10 inches was found floating off East Gloucester wharf by Alexander Anderson. The head and hands were missing, no coat, only a vest and blue serge pants, black lace shoes, fleeced underwear, tan socks, and an outing shirt. No identifying items were found.
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William Parsons, 2d, & Co
East Gloucester
Alexander Anderson
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