Bad Weather Dampens Corinthian Race in Marblehead
Wretched conditions darkened the Corinthian Yacht Club midsummer event in Marblehead with 67 boats racing. Winners included the Tyro, Dorehen, Vera II, Elizabeth F, Meemer, Theorem, Hustler, and Leon across various classes. Loon won the special handicap.
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Marblehead
Corinthian Yacht Club
Tyro
Dorehen
Vera II
Elizabeth F
Meemer
Opitsah Ill
Theorem
Hustler
Leon
Wainwright
Misses Fabens
Miss Mansfield
Douglas Visits Deer Island on Massachusetts Penal Tour
Governor Douglas toured Deer Island Prison with Councillor Sullivan and Lt Governor Guild, the first such visit since Governor Rice. They toured the women's prison completed two years ago at about 400000 dollars, and approved 3200 dollars in census enumerator pay at the council meeting.
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Douglas
Deer Island
Massachusetts
Rice
Gerrish
Big
Mike Sullivan
House of Correction
Sullivan
Boston
Executive Council
Big Mike
Guild
New Hampshire
Canada
Man confesses arson and intent to die in fire
James Rumbolt of North Adams confessed to police that he started the blaze at the Arnold Print Works weave shed on Monday night. He said he committed the act to die in a fiery furnace due to family troubles after his arrest tonight on arson charges.
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North Adams
Arnold Print Works
James Rumbolt
Larceny Charge Grows From Lodgings Sale
Nellie Cole, listing Handler Street as address, was arrested by police on larceny charges for allegedly stealing 160 dollars from Addie M. Getell in a lodging house transaction in the West End. The accused denies the charge.
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Nellie Cole
Addie M. Getell
West End
St Francis de Sales Picnic Draws Over 1000 Attendees
The annual St Francis de Sales Church picnic in Roxbury at Edawee Edonian Grove West Roxbury drew more than 1000 people yesterday. Organized by J H Hanigan J J McCarthy and the Rev C J.
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ST. Francis DE Sales
St. Sales Church
Roxbury
Cambridge Woman Struck Met with Severe Scalp Wound
Miss Frances Dean aged 25 of 168 Brattle Street Cambridge was seized with sudden illness on Bromfield Street about 11 pm and fell unconscious striking her head on a stone step sustaining a severe scalp wound. She was taken to the Relief station.
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Frances Dean
Brattle Street
Cambridge
Bromfield Street
Cambridge Aldermen Press Ahead With Star Chamber Inquiry
Cambridge police officers await the outcome of a prolonged sealed probe by the Board of Aldermen committee on police. The session remains secret as investigators hold the extended inquiry.
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Cambridge Aldermen
Star Chamber
Cambridge
Committee On Police
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Jamaica Plain Girl’s Larceny Case Postponed by Judge Brainerd
Josephine Twohill a 14 year old Jamaica Plain girl charged with larceny from Ellen Fissner age 9 of 78 cents and a wallet on August 2 had her case postponed by Judge Brainerd until today.
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Josephine Twohill
Jamaica Plain
Ellen Fissner
Colored voters back Mo ran in Northampton ward meeting
Voters from five wards gathered at 192 Northampton Street last night and endorsed John B. Moran. A committee was appointed to secure a venue for a large Sunday meeting.
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Northampton Street
John B. Moran
Four Rescues From Drowning Save Four Lives
Rescue efforts by officials and volunteers saved four people from drowning in Greater Boston waters yesterday. Mrs Elsie Cheney sank at Crescent Beach and was revived by Lt Thomas White and Samuel Mahoney of the U S volunteer life saving station. An unknown young woman sank at Winthrop Beach and was helped ashore by Frank Maloney of Winthrop. Two boys slipped from a seawall near the Union Boat Club in the West End and were saved by George Brignolia who retrieved them and dried them at the clubhouse.
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Tife
Winthrop Beach
Frank S. Maloney
Winthrop Street
Winthrop
Union Boat Club
West End
George J. Brignolia
Train Kills F C Mosley Near Neponset Station
Frederick C. Mosley a 45 year old treasurer and manager of the A T Stearns Lumber Company at Neponset was struck by an inward bound express train at Taylor street near the Neponset station of the Plymouth division New York New Haven and Hartford railroad and killed instantly He was leaving the office to go home and was thrown about 30 feet by the cowcatcher Conductor J W Baureau led the train and Undertaker Gleason took charge of the remains
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Frederick C. Mosley
Westmoreland Street
New Dorchester
Neponset
Plymouth Division
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Mosley
A. T. Stearns Lumber Company
Taylor Street
J. W. Baureau
Gleason
Foss Buys Large Back Bay Lot in Prime Corner
Eugene N. Foss acquired a near one acre Back Bay land parcel near the Fenway Huntington Avenue and Hem enway street site beside the Museum of Fine Arts. Grantors include Henry M. Whitney Fred B. Carpenter Joseph P. Whalen and the Museum of Fine Arts. The land is assessed at 95 050 dollars. Foss says the purchase is for investment.
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Back Bay
Eugene N. Foss
Suffolk
Fenway
Huntington Avenue
Hemenway Street
Museum of Fine Arts
Henry M. Whitney
Fred B. Carpenter
Joseph P. Whalen
Fens
Alleged burglar Stromloff held on $1400 bail after Roxbury chase
Stromloff, alleged burglar who led Patrolman James Macksey of Station 9 Roxbury on a hard chase, was held in $1400 bail in Roxbury Court before Judge Bolster yesterday for the Superior session after being taken to the station at the point of a pistol on July 29.
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Stromloff
James Macksey
Roxbury
Roxbury Court
Bolster
Nantasket Steamers Carry Crowds to Paragon Park
Nantasket steamers depart Rowe's wharf hourly for a harbor voyage to Paragon Park. The giant new seaside attraction at the beach draws large crowds this season, with the sail to the park and back a popular feature of a shore day.
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Rowe’s Wharf
Paragon Park
Steamers Favorite and New Brunswick Sail to Bass Point Nahant
Steamers Favorite and New Brunswick sail from Lincoln wharf as the sole direct route to Bass Point Nahant where diversified attractions abound. A theatre, dance hall, free band concerts, a new athletic field and seashore pastimes boost gaiety entertainment and recreation.
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Favorite
New Brunswick
Lincoln Wharf
Bass Point
Nahant
City of Haverhill Steamer Ushers North Shore Excursion
The all day trip departs Union wharf each morning aboard the steamer City of Haverhill. It stops at Salem Willows Beverly and Gloucester, allowing sightseeing time and on shore meals. A premier Boston excursion offering ample rest and scenery.
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Haverhill
Union Wharf
Salem Willows
Beverly
Gloucester
Boston
Eastern
S. S. CO. Bangor
Foster’s Wharf
Rockland
Camden
Belfast
Bucksport
Winterport
Bangor
Dark Harbor
Sargentville
Deer Isle
Sedgwick Brooklin
W. Harbor
N. E. Harbor
Sea Harbor
Bar Harbor
Ne. Haven
Stonington
Blue Hill
Searsport
Hampden
Portland
India Wharf
J.S. Carder
Kennebec
Popham Beach
Bath
Richmond
Gardiner
Hallowell
Augusta
Boothbay
Pemaquid
Ransom B. Fuller
Westport Junction
St. John
Washington St. Co
E. Laechler
Gen
Calvin Austin
V. P
Hallock
Dr. Hallock Drug Co
Court St
Mass
Bowdoin Sq
Sudbury St
Man Shot Self While Cleaning Loaded Revolver
Laurence Travers aged 25 living on Thatcher Street in North End was accidentally shot in the left wrist last night while handling a loaded revolver. Police report an accidental discharge with no other injuries or suspects.
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Claurence Travers
Thatcher Street
North End
New Maine Freight Line Charters Two Steamers
Maine Coast Transportation Co organized by William H. Brigham plans a new freight run from North End to Eastport Maine with steamers Maggie Duncan and O O Carpenter renamed Mohawk and Massasoit. The service will touch Portland and other ports and challenge Eastern Steamship Co dominance.
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Maine Coast Transportation Company
William H. Brigham
Boston
Maggie Duncan
Frank Cates
O. O. Carpenter
Charley Emerson
Lakes
White Spirit Wine
City Pier
North End
Eastport
Eastern Steamship Company
Eastern Seaboard
Portland
Emory
Custom House
Massasoit
Fisherman Captain Powers tops fleet at T wharf with 80 000 pounds
Captain Maurice Powers aboard the Benjamin F. Phillips led a dozen craft arriving at T wharf with 80 000 pounds of fresh mixed fish and a projected $1800 stock. Total ground fish for the day reached 399 700 pounds including haddock cod hake and pollock. Swordfish shipments came from steamer Quartette and sloop Viola. Other vessels in port included Braganza Dido Flavilla Louise Cabral and more. European liner Kingstonian arrived from Antwerp with 38 600 tons cargo and pigeons and other goods for Philadelphia. Iceberg sighted near Buceros passage. Republic and Onondaga arrivals noted amid fog delays.
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Maurice Powers
Benjamin F. Phillips
T Wharf
Nahant
Haddock
Quartette
Viola
Phillips
Braganza
Dido
Flavilla
Louise Cabral
Galatea
Maude Story
Annie
Jennie
Julietta
Robert
Arthur
Gardner W. Tarr
Laura Enos
Red Star
Kingstonian
Pier 2
New Haven
Antwerp
William Kerruish
Philadelphia
Elmer E. Rice
Melrose
J. Hutcheon
Bucknall Line
Buceros
Mystic Wharf
Calcutta
Colombo
White Star Line
Republic
McAuley
Hoosac Tunnel Docks
Charlestown
Queenstown
Liverpool
Onondaga
Jacksonville
Charleston
S. C
Lewis Wharf
Shipping News Mini Almanac Highlights Arrivals and Clearances
Shipping notices list arrivals in August including steamers Kingstonian Kerruish Calvi n Austin Pike and many others with destinations from Antwerp Philadelphia St John Bay of Fundy and Boston. Cleared vessels include Republic Abana Audacieux Prince George Kilkeel Admiral Dewey and more with barges and tugs noted along routes to Norfolk Portland Hoboken and Baltimore.
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Kerruish
Antwerp
Calvin Austin
Pike
St. John
N. B
Prince George
McKinnon
Yarmouth
N. S
Mae
Mason
Punta Gorda
Fla
Parthian
Smith
Philadelphia
Ransom B
Fuller
Blair
Bath
City of
Baker
New York
Maggie Duncan
Cates
Boothbay
Boswell
Haley
Newport
R. I
Annie
Norfolk
Leader
Doane
Salem
Hoboken
Portsmouth
Perkins
N. H
Dover
C. W. Morse
Hersey
Guttenburg
David Wallace
Ellenville
J. H. Rutter
Pilgrim
James Woolley
Miller
Scituate
Mass
Thomaston
J. R. Teel
Hansen
Salt Cay
T. I
Gardiner G. Deering
Ross
Baltimore
Julia Francis
Alley
Rondout
Eagle
McCann
South Amboy
Clara A. Donnell
Brendige
Georgie Pearl
McLean
Republic
Liverpool
Abana
Sam Slick
Windsor
Audacieux
Mereghan
aXe
Wind Southwest
Brewster
Ger
Port Antonio
Jam
Admiral Dewey
Kilkeel
Harvey
Kershaw
Old Dominion
H. M. Whitney
Penobscot
Portland
Eastport
Conestoga
Girard
Alaska
Monitor
Gettysburg
Cto
Franklin
Logan
Spring
P. N. Co. No. 14
Wesley A. Gove
Mahanoy
Molino
Lynn
Mercury
Salvor
Despondent widow Alice Myers found dead by hanging
The 78 year old Mrs. Alice M. Myers of 71 Brooks Street Brighton was found hanging in her sister's closet yesterday morning by her nephew William A. Ray. She had torn clothing into a rope and likely acted due to grief over her husband’s recent death.
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Alice M. Myers
Brooks Street
Brighton
William A. Ray
Revere Beach Draws Crowds to Sea Bathing Facilities
Revere Beach remains a popular day outing with daily visitors from near and far. Bathing facilities at the seaside resort delight thousands who seek health and strength from the sea.
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Revere Beach
Plymouth Trip Highlights Historic Mayflower Relics
The Plymouth excursion offers a summer day off with a voyage aboard the Old Colony from Rowe's Wharf to Plymouth along the south shore. Passengers see the rock where the Mayflower passengers landed and other forefather relics during the scenic sail.
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Plymouth
Old Colony
Rowe's Wharf
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