One Fisherman Dead Two Missing In Fishermen Tragedy
A clipper fishing schooner Harmony leaves quarantine with Benjamin Daly 30 of Liverpool, N. S. drowning after falling from the mainsheet. Crewman Philip Merchant dives to aid but both men who vanished remain missing in fog off Chatam and Provincetown crews fear they were lost at sea.
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T Wharf
Harmony
Benjamin Daly
West End
Philip Merchant
Frank Foster
Chatham
Henry Silva
Joseph Saints
Provincetown
Foster
Captain King
Brookline declares silence after 3 a m in hush order
The Brookline Board of Health and Selectmen ban nighttime noise after 3 a m to protect sleep. Milk vendors, auto horns, and gate slams are targeted while police patrols seek noise makers. A rumored nocturnal song underscores townwide hush.
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Board of Health and the Selectmen
Corey
Police Department
Brookline, R. I. P
Dewey’s Drunk Decision Upheld By Judge Bennett
Judge Bennett upheld ex-Judge Henry Dewey’s definition of drunkenness in a Municipal Court case. Joseph Chavis, owner of the Hotel Lisbon, faced assault and drunkenness charges. testimony from Viscounts De Costa and De Almeida and several officers supported sobriety. Dewey’s defense and wit prompted laughter as the court discharged the drunkenness charge and fined $10 for assault.
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Henry Dewey
Joseph Chavis
Lisbon
Viscount DeValle de Costa
Pedro de Almeida
North End
Loughlin
Hanover Street
Dewey
Republic Sails Defying Law On Dreamland Route
New York August 4 Despite warnings and an order to halt the Grand Republic the sister ship of the Slocum continued to ply the Manhattan Dreamland route carrying thousands of passengers Rodie relays a request to Herbert Dowd for rein spection clearance Purser Howland counters officials claim and Rocher notes enforcement may include fines of 500 for each voyage.
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New York
Federal Investigating Committee
R. S. Roche
Grand Republic
Slocum
Manhattan
Dreamland
Rodie
Herbert ©. Dowd
Roche
Bishop Potter's Tavern Opens Briskly in New York
New York reports brisk business at the Subway Tavern at 42 Bleecker Street on its opening day despite temperance protests. Bishop Potter participated in the event, and a sign reading Yes this is the valor designated by Bishop Potter yesterday drew patrons. The liquor department performed well, with higher takings than the water wagon section.
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New York
Subway
Bleecker Street
Bishop Fotter
No Hope for Monohansett in Shoreline Sinking
Beverly August 4 The steamer Monohansett ashore on a Misery Islands ledge faces certain loss with its back broken and saloons flooded at high water. Tug Elsie evacuated the crew early today. Insurance valued at 10000 dollars with a two thirds policy. North Shore company plans a new vessel promptly.
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Misery Islands
Elsie
Baker's Island
Salem
Monahansett
Boston Marine Insurance Company
North Shore Company
Watson Brings 167 Swordfish On Record Season Run
The fishing schooner Angie V. Watson captained by Thomas Skelfield arrived at T wharf with a season record of 167 swordfish. Buyers offered 4 cents a pound for the catch but the crew held over. The voyage also yielded two sea turtles from the Georges Bank area, one weighing 100 pounds and the other 20 pounds.
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Thomas Skelfield
T Wharf
Georges
Enterprise Sails for Gibraltar
The Nautical Training School reports Commander William F. Low says the Enterprise left Lisbon on the 4th for Gibraltar and is due to reach Gibraltar around August 9.
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William F. Low
United States Navy
Enterprise
Lisbon
Portugal
Gibraltar
Ocean Fleet Brings Haddock Load From Gloucester and Docks
The day records 471,?7 pounds of catch including haddock and cod among several schooners led by Frances Whalen and Metamora with cargoes to Gloucester and Long Wharf. The L. P. Holmblad and Admiral Schley reports anchor after gales and fog. A bounty of bananas and coal barges arrive for local markets.
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Marguerite
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Bill Hogan
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Gladys
Sabra
Svinh
Frank Foster
Zephyr
Matchless
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Emilia Enos
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Hoesac Tunnel
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Newport News
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Miniature Almanac Sunrise and Moon Times
The notice lists sunrises at 4 40 and sets at 7 01 with a day length of 14 hours 21 minutes. Moon rises at 11 30 p m and high tides at 5 20 a m and 5 49 p m. ARRIVED French cruiser Dupleix under Rear Admiral Rivet.
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