Grain shipments rise as Boston port books three steamers for Europe
Grain shipments from Boston show a rise with 186.00 bushels of wheat to be carried by three steamers to Liverpool and London. Altonia and Commonwealth head to Liverpool while Chicago sails to London. Chicago’s voyage marks its first outward cargo from Boston in three years. Additional steamers may load before week end as bananas and other goods flow through the docks.
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Long Wharf
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Central Wharf
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Byron Young
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Nimbus
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Fast Boston
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International Paper Company Bond Redemption Notice
The trustee designates by lot bonds issued under the 1908 deed of trust to be redeemed August 1, 1902 at par plus accrued interest. A list includes bonds numbers 18 26 40 64 75 105 106 148 158 and others. Secretary Ahern signs the notice dated July 20 1902 in New York.
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Stage and Society Notes From Boston and Beyond
George A. Schiller stays at Squantum summer home to clam dig and sail while awaiting stage calls. Henry W. Savage visits to see The Prince of Pilsen and plans Chicago engagement and English opera prep at Tremont. Charles Brown sails to Philadelphia, Fred E. Pond returns from Paris with Boston Theatre season opening August 30.
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Squantum
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Henry W. Savage
Mein
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Martha's Vineyard
Chicago
Tremont
Charles Brown
Philadelphia
Yale
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Boston
Paris
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Defender
Herald Square
Baltimore
Washington
Jeff de Angeles
Emerald Isle
New York
Fred Zimmerman, Jr
Ethel Jackson
France
Switzerland
S. F. Nixon
Nixon & Zimmerman
Germany
Paul West
Kirke LaShelle
Frank Daniels
Guy Standing
Blanche Burton
The
Empire Company
New York and
Eastern
Tremont Theatre
Shipping News Highlights From Miniature Almanac AMG
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures across ports with numerous vessels carrying merchandise and passengers. Entries name steamboats and ships such as St. Croix Pike St. John N. P. and City of Rockland, plus tugs and barges bound for Boston Philadelphia Portland New York Norfolk and Halifax.
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Amsted
New York
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Ritson
Stafford
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Burk Rebecca
Ital
Califano
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Tsuenos Ayres
Rosario
Olivia
Rawdig
Clementsport
N. C
Prince Arthur
N. S
Polarstjernen
Dan
Norfolk
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Tieth Ayres
Philadelphia
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Gettysburg
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Horatio Hall
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Nobaka
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Charles FF. Mayer
Altimore
Nina Morris Tops How ard Hall Cast at Grand Opera House
Nina Morris, star of How ard Hall in The Man Who Dared, headlines at the Grand Opera House while plans are made for her to lead her own company in the fall of 1890. The Castle Square company brings The Fool's Revenge to Music Hall, a Boston revival of interest. The Prince of Pilsen continues at Tremont Theatre with strong staying power. Fadette woman's orchestra offers new selections at Keith's, and the Wickelodeon hosts a novelties filled soubrettes convention. The Lyceum Theatre opens Monday Aug 18 with Victoria Burlesquers headed by Tim Cronin.
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Lovejoy wharf transfer recorded at Suffolk Registry
Final papers filed for the Lovejoy wharf property at 182 Causeway Street Beverly Street corner. Grantors Wallace F Robinson and William K Porter sell to Edmund Codman and Joseph B Russell trustees. New owners plan razing old buildings and erect two brick warehouses eight stories tall with about 26 000 square feet per floor. Dennis Lovejoy Wharf and Warehouse Company to occupy.
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Duncan of Walpole suffers broken leg in scuffle
Patrick Duncan a 42 year old Walpole resident was involved in an argument on North Margin street yesterday. The ensuing scuffle left him with a broken leg and he was taken to City Hospital Relief Station. Police are seeking his assailants.
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South Street
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City Hospital
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