Ocean fish pier sees small schooner Olive May and mixed haul
Five trips arrived at the fish pier yesterday led by the Olive May with 2 swordfish. Trawlers brought 225,000 pounds of mixed fresh fish including 57,000 lock, 63,000 cod, 78,000 hake and 7,000 pollock. Opening bell for fish mart at 7 am looms with expectations of more boats and fares like Spray Otter trawler, Manomet, Nettie Franklin, Olive F Hutchins, and Arbitrator. Also due today are Red Star liner Manitou from Antwerp with 100 cabin passengers and Devonian from Leyland line with 61 saloon passengers. Bananas imported last week total 157,210 bunches from Jamaica, Costa Rica, and Cuba. Lovisa of Windsor sails for Montevideo with 791,510 feet of lumber, seeking to overtake Mabel I Meyer. Ships North Star and Gwalia press westward news reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive May
Nettie Franklin
Olive F. Hutchins
Red Star
Manitou
Antwerp
Devonian
Leyland Line
Jamaica
Costa Rica
Cuba
Joseph Lewis
Barkentine Lovisa
Windsor
N. S
Montevide
Uruguay
Lewis
Mabel I. Meyer
Landsman
Shipping News Aug 9 Mini Almanac and Arrivals
Shipping notices list sun and moon rise times, day length, and high water. Arrived steamers include Inverclyde Br Lea Yokohama and numerous vessels with merchandise to a wide network of customers across North America and abroad. Sailed vessels include Bonaventure York for Port Antonio and other freighters, tugs, and barges bound for Portland Newburyport and Philadelphia, reflecting a busy maritime trade period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inverclyde Br
Lea
Yokohama
Shimonoseki
Cebu
Sabang
Gibraltar
Patterson, Wylde & Co
Calvin Austin
Pike
St. John
N. B
Prince Arthur
Kinney
Yermouth
N. S
Howard, Chase
Norfolk
Thacher
Philadelphia
Yale
Hawes
New York
Bunker Hill
Healy
H. ¥. Dimock
Colberth
Belfast
Curtis
Bangor
Lee Strout
Portland
City of Rockland
Blair
Bath
Cape
Corbin
Cuba
Bartlett
Newport
Mars
Calhoun
Salem
Powell
Tacony
Wallace
South Amboy
Shamokin
Upton
Radnor
Charles. T. Gallagher
Guilmet
Portsmouth
Perkins
Etta Vaughn
Wind W
Bonaventure
Port Antonio
Jam
Prince George
Yarmouth
Monocacy
Coleraine
Spring
Honey Brook
Port Johnson
Newburyport
International
New Bedford
Newport News
Havana
Tipton
Woetuppa
Lansford
Plymouth
Baltimore
Elk
Edith H. Symington
Lewis
Divorce Petition and Public Notices from Boston Court
Massachusetts notices filed in Suffolk Probate and Superior Courts. Catherine Shields seeks divorce from Edward T Shields for desertion and cruelty and asks custody of three children. Other notices cite Bernard Bosse estate administration and Delia Moylan as administratrix. Public probate dates, bonds, and mail service requirements listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Superior Court
Suffolk
Boston
Catherine Shields
Edward T. Shields
Troy
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Edward T
James Shields
Ellen Shields
Thomas Shields
A. D
Bernard Bosse
E. Stroth
Elizabeth T. Beckonert
Boston Post
Robert Grant
Arthur W. Dolan
Register
Daniel G. Moylan
Delia J
Moylan
Admx
Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester
Ss. Superior Court
County of
Francis A, Campbell
Drury
Notable Clergy Movements and Events in Greater Boston
The Rev. Charles L. Page left for New Hampshire to hunt and fish for three to four weeks. The Rev. Leighton Parks traveled through Boston on his way to Bar Harbor, with his daughter Georgiette Parks gaining recognition as a magazine writer. Gospel singer Edward R. Naftzger led singing at Pine Banks in Melrose. The Rev. Raymond P. Walker, previously at Deaconess Hospital training school, died at Asbury Grove after a summer in New England. Services at Gloucester and North Adams featured Baptist and Methodist participants. Zionist leaders gathered at Old Orchard Beach for a meeting and elections in the afternoon, followed by a mass gathering. Frank Curtis’ anniversary was observed at Ruggles Street Church Brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Page
Dudley Street Baptist Church
New Hampshire
Leighton Parks
D. D
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
St. Bartholomew's
New York
Boston
Bar Harbor
Georgiette Parks
Raymond P. Walker
Deaconess Hospital
Brookline
Asbury Grove
Walker
Barre
Shrewsbury
Dedham
Walnut Hill
Allston
Indian Survivors Attend Annual Narragansett Services
In Charlestown Rhode Island on August 8 the Narragansett tribe held its yearly service at the old Indian meeting house. The depleted group gathered in the central church on tribal land, a site opened only once annually since the tribe ceased to be wards of the State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
R. I
Narragansett
Elevated trestle at Pleasant Street Malden blocks car riders
Officials fear danger on the trestle linking Commercial Street to Evelyn Place as grade crossing work proceeds. Passengers ride the cars but must walk the gravel paths beneath the railroad while work continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Pleasant Street
Malden
Boston & Maine Railroad
Commercial Street
Evelyn Place
Hibernians in Dublin Denounce Irish Press Allegations
At Mansion House the Ancient Order of Hibernians convention chaired by Mr. McManus rejected claims of secession by American members. Adjutant-General McCarthy of the U S criticized the accusations as baseless. The body passed a resolution thanking American envoys Matthew Cummings and Rev. Philip J. O'Donnell of Boston for their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Order of Hibernians
Mansion House
McManus
McCarthy
United States
Order In
America
Matthew Cummings
Philip J. O'Donnell
Boston
Catholics Open National Convention in Pittsburg
The American Federation of Catholic societies began its convention in Pittsburg with a pontifical mass at St. Paul’s Cathedral led by Bishop Canevin who urged action against the white slave traffic. Delegates include Chief Red Willow and Chief White Horse from Pine Ridge, Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
The
American Federation of Catholic Societies
St. Paul's
Canevin
Red Willow
White Horse
Dakota
Pine Ridge
Ellen Gingles Leaves Chicago for Ireland After Acquittal
Ellen Gingles, recently acquitted of larceny after a controversial trial, departed Chicago for her Larne, Ireland home. She traveled with Mrs Grace VanDusen Cook and was joined by several club women who aided her during the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Gingles
Ireland
Chicago
Larne
Grace VanDusen Cook
Miss Gingles
Man Chases Thief Through Boston Suburbs For Stolen Clothes
Jeremiah J. Hurley of Roxbury pursued a thief from Brighton to Roxbury Crossing after clothes were stolen while he swam in the Charles. He recovered his pants and identified the suspect, William Power, of Roxbury, who was jailed on larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah J. Hurley
Wall Street
Roxbury
Brighton
Roxbury Crossing
Hurley
Brookline
Wiseman
Station 10
William Power
Sommer Falls In Aeroplane Crash At Chalons
Roger Sommer, after a record flight of 2 hours 20 minutes 60 seconds, attempted another takeoff at Chalons sur Marne. His aeroplane stalled the engine, struck the ground violently, and was smashed, but Sommer was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalons-Sur-Marne
Roger Sommer
Wilbur Wright
Sommer
Cunard Liners to Call at Fishguard Wales
The Cunard line announces that its New York bound steamers will call at Fishguard Wales if weather and circumstances permit. The Mauretania will begin the service sailing from New York on August 25 and land passengers and mails for London and the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uard Line
Saxonia
Ivernia
Boston
Queenstown
Liverpool
London
Paris
Kasieie
New York
Campania
Lusitania
Carmania
Mauretania
Cunard
Marconi
Gibraltar
Genoa
Naples
Adriatic
Pannonia
Ang
Sareate
Carpathia
The
Cunard Co
Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd
State St
Cunard Line
Fishguard
Wales
Gallinger Sails to Inspect Waterways
Washington reports seven members of the National Waterways Commission will sail from New York on the Kronprinzessin Cecilie for a ten week voyage to inspect European waterways. Senator Jacob F Gallinger of New Hampshire and his son William H Gallinger will join the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Waterways Commission
Congress
Europe
Canada
United States
New York
Kronprizess
Cecile
Jacob F. Gallinger
New Hampshire
William H. Gallinger
Trustees award Barnato fund for London cancer hospital
London reports the $1,250,000 Barnato fund will fund a new hospital and endowment for cancer patients in memory of Barney Barnato and Woolf Joel. Trustees approve the plan to build and finance the London cancer institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Henry Barnato
Barney Barnato
Woolf Joel
Slicer Delivers Talk at Old South Meeting House
The third in a summer religious series by the American Unitarian Association and the Benevolent Fraternity of Churches was held yesterday at Old South Meeting House. Rev. C. W. Casson presided and Dr. Thomas R. Slicer of New York spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Unitarian Association
The
Benevolent Fraternity of Churches
Old South Meeting House
C. W. Casson
Thomas R. Slicer
New York
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Cod
Pollock
Goward
Pendleton’s Satisfaction
L. A. Plummer
Hantsport
Chatham
Pnaésel
North Star
Gwalia
Wind N. W
Fight
Ess
Globe Loan Company
Washington St
Siegel
god&Su Tt
Soul & CO
Wash
St. Cert
Salary Loan Association
Fiabeepee Tr
Pewey & CO
Bankers TE Street
Joe Mint
Washington Street
Ates Commercial School
Ita
Co. Becomer
Cor
Essex St
Boston Commercial College
Beacon St
Houghton & Dutton's
Mason Financial CO
SON Financial Co
Ik St
Boston Finance CO
Court St
Employees Discount CO
Tremont Stee
B. Beiggs CO
Wash’n St
Franklin Loan CO
School St
D. H. Tolman
Devonshire St
H. Elwood
Briggs & May
Ames
Dominion Atlantic By.s.s.line
Maritime Provinces
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
Princerthur
Long Wharf
J. F. Masters
N. E
Turbine
Harvard
Lye
India
Wash. St
Uptown
Plant Line
Dominion Atlantic
Eastern Steamship Co
Merchants & Miners
Beekman Tourist Company
Tel
Halifax
Haliton
Tamera
Charlottetown
Ta. W. Perry
Maritime
W. Perry
Commercial Wharf
Warren Line
Iachem
Michigan
Ayete Pee Eee
Hoosac Tunnel
Warren & CO
Workingmen’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Treas
Gee Anges Ee Enema
Menay Mara
Chelsea Investment CO
Winthrop
M. Samuel
Mgr
Nppe
van Dam
Bea
Collateral Loan CO
Russell
Tremont St
Mass
John H. McCabe
Bernedette G. Masterson
Jos, F
Thayer St
Dover St
H. Krikorian
Russ Hveleth Ingalls CO
Bedford A Ricton
Lovell & Covel CO
Fulton St
United O
Leon ST
James Gilbert
Wonderland
Aristo Co
Commercial St
Hamilton Pl
Locke & Willand
Fred B. Locke
George K. Willand
Thomas J. Kiney
R. A. Kenney
Execurix
Rowe's Wharf
Union Park
Pete Rel
I Street
Castle Island
Pearl Circle
Dudley St
South Side
Huntington Ave
Farm Bar Ave
Winthrop, Tel
Stable and Boathouse
Charles River Basin Commission
Boylston Street
Commission
Henry D. Yerxa
Joshua B, Holden
Edgar R. Champlin
Hiram A. Miller
William 8. Youngman
New England
Marks & Chester
Rox
Max Keezer
Bow St
Harvard Sq
Quincy
Meee Simon
Green St
Stamford St
Nere Air H
Postal
Pneregamne
H. Silberman
Seashore
the Post
Rin
Wagner
Columbus Ave
Rutland Sq
Prof. Heinemann
Slye
Compton and Tremont Sts
Castle Ay
Warren St
West End Dispensary
Bowdoin Sq
Cambridge St
P. Box
Lora
Music Hall
Hamilton Pis City
Hawley Engineering School
P. O. Box
U. S. Marine Corps
Port St
Boxton
READ
Beareau
Tremont
Hs-1
Boston Gear Works
Norfolk Downs
Fore River Shipbuilding CO
McLellan St
Clapp
E. J. Courtney & CO
Boylston St
Alberts
A. J. Hall
Chickering
Steinway
Hallet & Davis
Wellington
Albee’s
Hanover St
Jennie Kimton
Forrest Kimton
Accounta Wrs Ee
Youlden
Smith & Hopkins
Gil Atlantis Eve
H. P
Hutarcwicz
River St
West Lynn
Kilby Inv. CO
Kilby St
Greater Boston
Edward R. Naftzger
Pine Banks
Melrose
Fishermen's Institute
Gloucester
Herbert S. Johnson
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Baptist
Methodist Episcopal
North Adams
Johnson
First Baptist Church
Pittsfield
Old Orchard Beach
Zionist Society
Frank Curtis
Ruggles Street Church Brotherhood
Malden Trestle
A. 0. H. Nailed
Coens
Fadettes
Keith’s
Ben Welch
Fred St. Onge & Co
Kelly
Pley
Wright & Ditson
Orpheum
Lindsay Morison Stock CO
Annie Laurie
Walter James
Harry Lauder
Bowdoin Iaitne Ands Theatre
Edwin Denison
Vaudeville
Moving Pictures
Raymond and Whitcomb
Yellowstone Park
Yukon Exposition
California
Grand Canyon
Canadian Rockies
Raymond & Whitcomb CO
Old South Church
Fifth Ave
Chestnut St
Cinderella Company of
Dancing Girls
Miner Lewis
Wheeling
W. Va
Thomas L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Florenz
Welsh Port
Sorensen
North Side Central Wharf
Gallinger
Cloucester
Cape Ann
Central Wharf
Foot State St
Merchant, Mgr. B
G. S
R. R
North Conway
A. Corbett, JR
Tremont Temple
Houghs Neck
Bay Line
Atlantic Ave
DR. Slicer
Piide Pictures
GLOBE
Dev
Phen Arrow Packard
Thomas
Jamaca Plain Motor Cotel
Provincetown
Atlantic Avenue
Fort Hill
S. A. Moody
Nantasket
Rowe's
Pemberton
G. P. Cushing
Gen. Mer
King Philip
Edward W. Dixon
Richmond
T and Nahant
Otis Wharf
Nahant
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