Prices slump at T wharf as schooners bring cargoes of fish
Captain Shelfield of the Angie V. Watson arrives with 167 swordfish at T wharf, price drops from 4 to 3% cents per pound. Mary P. Mosquito brings 202 swords, reshaping the season’s totals. Ground-fishing fleet ferries include Yankee and others with haddock 198100 pounds and cod 66000 pounds. Sailors report two crewmen missing from Frank Foster and are picked up 25 miles off Pollock Rip by North America. Diverse cargoes sail for Buenos Ayres and London while vessels at the harbor bustle with passengers and tugs aiding large liners.
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Angie V. Watson
T Wharf
Mary P. Mosquito
Mosquito
Etta Burns
Yankee
Emily Cooney
James 8. Steele
Joseph H. Cromwell
Mooanam
James A. Garfield
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Alcina
FE. C. Hussey
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Frank Foster
Lockport
Joe Sints
Henry Bilva
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Leyland
Philadelphia
London
Kinney
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Nova Scotia
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A. M. Nicholson
T. M. Nicholson
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Shipping News Miniature Almanac
Sun rises at 2 20 a m and sets at 6 59 p m. Day length 14 hours 29 minutes. Moon rises in the morning. High water at 5 14 a m and 5 45 p m. Des Moines cruiser arrived from Hampton Roads with steamers Sylvania and Dunning at Liverpool on July 26 to Charles P S.
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Des Moines
Hampton Road
Sylvania
Porto Rican Teacher Fined For Shoplifting
Senorita Manuela Cavilla a Porto Rican student in Cambridge was fined 20 dollars in Judge Bolster's court for shoplifting. She claimed the items found in her umbrella landed there during a crowded store moment and that other goods seemed to have become caught in her cape. The payment was made by an agent of the United States Department of Education.
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Senorita
Manuela Cavilla
Cambridge
United States Department of Education
Milford Old Home Week Parade Features 100 Floats
Milford hosts a large crowd for the Old Home week parade with about 100 floats in the merchants procession. The day also included Hospital Field Day sports at the driving park and a ball game between Lynn and Milford drawing the day’s main crowds.
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Milford
Hospital
Lynn
Subscriptions to Floating Hospital New Boat Fund
Subscriptions acknowledged by Lee, Higginson & Co for the Boston Floating Hospital fund. Amounts include 11,234.68 carried from prior, 25.00 from Mary Holbrook, 10.00 from Mary Lape, 62.50 from Fair by children at Little’s Point, 5.50 from candy sales by Cataumet girls, 20.00 from A and G G, and 49.00 from First Parish Brookline.
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Lee
Delenar Als
Cteaks
First Parish
Brookline
Massachusetts Club Luncheon Sets Dinner plans in Springfield
The Massachusetts Club held an informal luncheon at Young's Hotel to discuss arrangements for a dinner to be held in Springfield within a few weeks. The meeting focused on drafting plans and coordinating with hosts for the event.
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Massachusetts Club
Young’s Hotel
Springfield
Moonshiner from Boston arraigned on Staten Island
Philip Gold, who claimed to be an official interpreter for U S courts in Boston, was arraigned in New York before Commissioner Shields on operating a moonshine still at his Staten Island home. Officers found a 100 gallon copper still, 600 gallons of mash, and some high wines. He confessed, was held on 1000 dollars bond, and jailed in Ludlow Street. Gold did not name his alleged conspirators.
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New York
Philip Gold
United States Courts
Supreme Court of Boston
United States
Shields
Staten Island
Gold
Boston
Ludlow Street
French Mill Operatives In Direst Poverty
Henry Siegel, president of the Simpson Crawford Company, talks of life in southern French factories after a four week abroad trip. He describes emaciated workers, long hours, dangerous working conditions, and meager wages as low as 80 cents for youths under fourteen, noting improvements are blocked by fear of loss of what little pay they receive.
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Dartmouth Medical Institute
Armour
Columbus
Tremont St
Boston
Harvard Medical College
New York
France
Henry Siegel
Simpson-Crawford Company
Fourteenth Street
UnkisSed Bridegroom Claimed In Zion City Mystery
Philadelphia report says Gladstone Dowie wed Ruth Hofer of Constance Switzerland amid rumors of a $5 000 000 fortune. Paul Bindreiff, ex head gardener at Zion City, calls the Hofer fortune tale a canard and denies the marriage claims.
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Gladstone Dowie
John Alexander Dowie
Dowie
Europe
Ruth Hofer
Constance
Switzerland
Paul Bindreiff
Zion City
Miss Hofer
Pure whiskey or old rum at 100 proof
Thomas Snow & Son advertises pure whiskey or old rum at 100 proof for 50 cents per quart. The firm operates from 59 North Market and 6 North Streets and notes an establishment history approaching a century.
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Thomas Snow & Son
North Market
North Sts
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