Vessels Bring Fresh Fish Amid Storm at T Wharf
A fleet arrived despite threatening weather at T wharf with diverse fresh catches. Seiners delivered 9 barrels of mackerel from Race Point, Cape Cod aboard Seaconnet Rebecca and Manomet, while Rebecca held 20 parrels of salt mackerel. Swordfish were scarce. Evelyn Smith carried 20,000 pounds of mixed catch and 25 swords. Other vessels reported 156,000 pounds total, plus cargo from Leyland liner Philadelphian and Cambrian King, bananas, cocoanuts, and livestock shipments. Meanwhile captains, crews, and local figures participated in a bustling harbor scene despite the weather.
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T Wharf
Race Point
Cape Cod
Seaconnet
Rebecca
Evelyn Smith
E. c. Hussey
Boyd and
Leeds
Mary IE. Cooney
Arthur Binney
Oliver Kilham
Rose Cabral
Irving Sparks
Fred Sparks
Provincetown
United States
Johnny Bull
Samuel
Dickenson
Hoosac Tunnel Docks
London
W. F. Herrick
Ned Evans
Mercury
Antwerp
Boston Light
L. P. Holmblad
Copenhagen
Christiania
Mystic
Anderson
Leyland Line
Manchester
Admiral Dewey
Long Wharf
Port Antonio
Jam
Lillie
George Hollywood
Zetes
Monahan
New England
Boston
Johnny Dodson
Commercial Street
Red Fox Club
Olympia
Michael Ahern
Commercial
Lewis
Calvin Austin
St. John
N. B
St. Croix
Portland
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
Shipping News Miniature Almanac for August
Shipping notices from early August list arrivals and sailings of multiple steamers and schooners with cargoes and passengers. Vessels include Cambrian King, Philadelphian, Calvin Austin, City of Gloucester and others arriving off Boston Light or at Portland and St John. sailings cover George M Winslow, North Star, and several tugs with barges. Also notes Highland Light Cape Cod weather and sea conditions.
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Cambrian King
Galbraith
Antwerp
Furness, Withy & Co
Boston Light
Philadelphian
Dickinson
London
L. P. Holmblad
Dan
Copenhagen
Christiania
Gill & Looz
Calvin Austin
Pike
St. John
N. B
C. FE
Laechler
St. Croix
Thompson
Eastport
Portland
Indian
Thacher
Philadelphia
Frank P. Wing
Chattahoochee
Lewis
New York
E. H. Downing
H. Dimock
Baker
Henry M. Whitney
Old Dominion
Burton
Joy Steamship Company
City of Rockland
Roix
Bangor
Bay State
Oliver
Ransom B. Fuller
Blair
Bath
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Gloucester
Mass
City of Gloucester
Ober
Barkentine Shawmut
Boston
Allen
Sydney
C. B
Laconia
Cowen
Jones
Addah
Bermuda
Robert Everett
Harry Jones
Maplewood
George M. Warner
Thibodeau
Port Gilbert
N. S
George H. Ames
Watts
Brunswick
Nantaset
Guptill
Charleston
D. C
Eleanor A. Percy
Tavett
Norfolk
Malcolm B. Seavey
Atkins
Baker Palmer
Pilgrim
Guttenburg
N. J
Hokendauqua
Ryder
Buffalo
Salem
Brunette
Newburyport
Piedmont
Sundberg
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Onward
Wall
S. O. Co
Windsouth
Prince George
Yarmouth
Orion
Newport News
Daniel Willard
Edgewater
Passaic
Riverside
George M. Winslow
Alice
R. and
Ll, Line Co
Port Reading
Lynn
Port Johnson
Tacony
Brookline
Windsor
N. Y
Clara A. Comene
Kennebee
Addie M. Lawrence
Cora F. Cressy
President Roads
Highland Light
Cape Cod
North Star
Navgiator
H. H. Chamberlain
Zamna
Wyalusing
Constant
North Side Central Wharf
State St
Merchant
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Co
Not Much Jewelry Yet Huge Pledge for Christian Alliance Missions
OLD ORCHARD Me Aug 9 At the Christian Alliance Society camp grounds an annual collection brought in 43000 in cash and pledges Two meetings were held The smallest gift was 11 cents the largest 5000 A basket collection yielded little jewelry The forenoon amphitheatre service drew 5000 people Dr Simpson urged a large missionary corps to reach 1000000000 souls noting liquor funds exceed missionary spending by 2000000000 dollars.
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Christian Alliance
Old Orchard
Christian Alliance Society
Simpson
Cold Weather Discomfort at Duxbury Camp for Fifth Infantry
The Fifth Infantry M. W. M. camp at Duxbury endured a cold night with discomfort and a prank where three rookies were forced to march all night under a bogus order. Despite drizzle and cold mist, about 500 visitors attended, with divine service, dress parade, and a busy schedule featuring Governor Bates on Wednesday and various military and civic officers in attendance.
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Fifth Infantry
Dlam Flats
Joseph Carden
Duxbury Mission Church
Peters Field
Bates
J. H. Whitney
Clarke
J. H. Cushing
Frank Tucking
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Edward Burbeck
Newton
William Wright
H. L. Kincaide
A. P. Graham
H. L. Deering
C. W. Knapp
BE. R. Springer
C., E. Hamilton
C. W. Facey
Captain Facey
Ghouls Kill Six for Pay in Indianapolis Confession
Rufus Cantrel known as the King of Ghouls reveals a wholesale scheme of murder and grave robbery to supply medical colleges. He says over the past two years he participated in or knew of six killings, naming cases from Watterson to Walter Johnson and a Pennsylvania man with a gold watch and substantial cash.
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Ind
Rufus Cantrel
Indiana Reformatory
Watterson
Walter Johnson
Newark
N. J
Medical
Cantrel
Pennsylvania
Claude
Englewood Bank of Chicago
Pastors Unite to Close Dance Hall Near Church
The Rev Benjamin W Farris of St Pauls Baptist Boston says Boston colored ministers jointly oppose a dance hall within five feet of his church. They seek to block license renewal and plan to seek white clergy support to curb what they call demoralizing youth institutions.
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Benjamin W. Farris
St. Paul's Baptist Church of
Boston
Three Boys Rob Downtown Tobacco Store
Three 9 year old boys from Silver street South Boston burglarized Saul Schlesinger's tobacco store on Bedford street. Frank Sullivan guarded the entry while two accomplices smashed a shutter and pane, wrecking the shop interior to the value of about 500 dollars. Sullivan was captured after a chase. the others escaped but were named under questioning by the boy. Police expect to round up the fleeing youths soon.
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Mexican Central Railway Company, Limited
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Equitable Trust Company of
New York
Nassau Street
New York City
Old Colony Trust Company
Ames Building
Boston
Mississippi Valley Trust Company
St. Louis
London
Mexican Central Railway Company
Limited
Bedford Street
Frank Sullivan
Hanrahan
Sullivan
Saul Schlesinger
Lagrange Street
Chauncy Street
Essex
Oxford
Beach Street
Silver Street
South
Chelsea youth James Quigley ends suicide attempts in custody
Police at Station 2 City Hall Avenue report a well dressed 22 year old Chelsea man James Quigley attempted suicide three times Saturday night while in custody for drunkenness. He was restrained and provided his name after officers intervened. He offered no reason for the actions.
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City Hall Avenue
James Quigley
Chelsea
Quigley
Count Leopold of Germany Claims Identity With Boston Music Leader
W H G Schaffer, longtime Majestic Theatre Orchestra leader, reveals he is Wilhelm Heinrich Gruen Schaffer and Count Leopold de Weddegen of Germany. He says he was born in Chicago, married in New York four years ago, and will pursue legal action over rumors linking him to a Bingh amton marriage. He plans to consult attorneys tomorrow and denies collusion with any relative to the reports.
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W. H. G. Schaffer
Majestic Theatre
Boston
Count von Leopold
Germany
Schaffer
Mr. Schaffer
Binghamton
N. Y
William
Count Leopold
New Winthrop Hotel
Music Hall
New York City
Mabel Holden
New York
Lillian Russell
Riot at a Ball Game in Portland Aug. 9
During a Hebrew picnic at South Portland an officer ordered a baseball game halted. The crowd threatened violence, the officer drew his revolver and held the mob at bay until police arrived, and order was restored.
Waterbury Strike Off After 30-Week Tie-Up Ends
Waterbury Conn Aug 9 The trolley men strike ending with the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Co agreeing to take back 16 old workers at once and to provide further employment as possible The company will discuss future grievances with a men’s committee About 80 strikers attended the Central Labor Union meeting approving the plan Ex President Barrett and Conductor Kelly along with eight acquitted men are excluded from reinstatement
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Waterbury
Conn
Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company
Sewall
Railway Company
Central Labor Union
Barrett
Kelly
Waterville
Chelsea Dedication of Ahavas Achim Anshe Sphard Synagogue
The Hebrew synagogue at Everett avenue and Elm street Chelsea was dedicated with a parade led by the National Hussars of American Zionists. Mayor Willard and Rep. Beck spoke as Rev. A I Manowitz conducted the service and noted donors. The ark was filled with sacred scrolls. the key cost 75 dollars and a 200 dollar collection was raised.
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Ahavas Achim Anshe Sphard
Everett Avenue
Elm Street
Chelsea
Philip Broomfield
A. I. Manowitz
Beth Israel
Baldwin Place
Boston
David A. Laurie
Edward E. Willard
John E. Beck
Young and
Badger
Chelsea Board of Aldermen
Ark
Simon Theise
Bates
Guild
E. W. Roberts
P. A. Collins
A. D. Bosson
E. J. Bromberg
Samuel and
Rubin Broomfield
Fire destroys stables and junk shop in Lawrence
A morning blaze in Lawrence destroyed a junk shop owned by Franks Brothers on Chandler Street, two stables, and carriage sheds covering about an acre. Loss estimated at $10,000. Thirteen horses burned, one suffocated, another shot after eye injuries. Couture livery stable on Bennett Street lost many contents while 15 horses were saved.
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Joseph H. Couture
Bennett Street
Couture
Te Franks Brothers
Lightning Strikes Dynamite Magazine Near Akron
In a heavy thunderstorm lightning struck a dynamite magazine near Akron New York injuring a few mildly. Two tons owned by Akron Cement Company exploded causing houses to shake and glass to break for miles. Catholic church candles tipped as panic arose at mass. Farther away in Batavia the Hotel Richmond shook from the blast.
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Akron
N. Y
Akron Cement Company
Batavia
Richmond
Non residents dominate weekend drunkenness arrests in city sections
In the North and West ends a large share of drunks were from outside town. Of 45 men and one woman arrested in the North End, 36 were non-residents. In the West End 17 men were held and 15 were non-residents. Overall 51 of 63 arrests in these areas were non-residents. A weekly drop of 41 in total and 11 fewer women arrested occurred. A table shows arrests from 8 a.m. Saturday to 8 a.m. Sunday.
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Station 1
Hanover Street
Station 3
Joy Street
West End
North End
Notable Goods at Low Prices at Noyes Bros
The Noyes Bros stock offers odd lots and broken sizes at one-third to one-half price. Goods left over from holiday sales are marked extravagantly low to move quickly. Most items are manufactured by Noyes Bros, ensuring first class quality in shirts, hosiery, wraps, slippers, neckwear, and more.
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Noyes Bros
Washington and
Summer Streets
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