Jane Palmer slides from ways at East Boston shipyard
Amid steam whistles and cheers the re mastered schooner Jane Palmer slid from McKie's shipyard in East Boston yesterday forenoon. The 296 12 foot long vessel is the largest wooden carrying trade ship, with a 50 foot beam, to be launched after three previous failed attempts. Captain David H. Sumner will command. the ship was associated with the American Marine Transportation Company and its treasurer Everett Abbott once fled Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Palmer
Mckie
East Oston
Fannie Palmer
William F. Palmr
Abe
Palmer
American Marine Transportation Company
Everett Abbott
Chelsea
David H. Sumner
Vessels Load At T Wharf Then Sail For Market
Seventeen vessels arrived at T wharf with 155700 pounds haddock 171000 cod 82000 hake and 5200 pollock. Schooners listed include Benjamin Phillips Three Sisters James A Garfield Teresa and Alice Philip Malta Thomas W Knight Edward Perkins Tomas Brundage William H Cross Akami Samoset Gladys Sabra Carfe F Roberts Manhassett Almeida Iking and the sloops Mary W H Stone and Three Sisters. Haddock sold 1 2 to 18 4 cents a pound large cod 1 2 markets 2 hake 11 4 and pollock. A wreck removal and new vessel Mohican are noted along with ship Osceola and tug Swatara. Landsman.
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Benjamin Phillips
James A.arfield
Teresa
Alice
Philip Manta
Homas W. Knight
Edward Perkins
Tomas Brundage
William H. Cross
Akami
Samoset
Gladys
Sabra
Carfe F. Roberts
Manhassett
Almeida
Iking
Mary WH. Stone
Haddock
Thomas Butler & Co
Bermuda
Hastport
S. J. Mckown
Halifax
N. 5
Powerful
Albert Warner
Mabel I. Meyers
Searsport
Nora Taylor
Lunenburg
Clyde Line
Kiowa
Admiral Dewey
United Fruit Company
Alfred Sorensen
George Dean
United States
Philadelphia
Mohican
Osceola
Chelsea
Nicaragua
Philadelphia & Reading Ocean
Swatara
Corbin, Alburtis
Ephrata
Newburyport
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Aug 12
Shipping notices list arrivals including Saxonia and Caledonia with passengers to Charles P. Summer and others. ships Leif Eriksson and Zoston sail with cargoes to Fowey and Yarmouth. numerous vessels named with destinations and crews. Cleared ships include Hilndoo and Regina Elena. steamers Republic Lillie Hector sail to Queenstown, Liverpool, Salem and other ports. tugs and schooners noted among movements.
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Saxonia
Cresser
Liverpool
Queenstown
Charles P. Summer
Caledonia
Trantor
Manchester
Eng
Calvin Ans
Sat Pike
St. John
N. B
Fastport
Portland
Leif Eriksson
Seveld
Fowey
Joseph W. Hawthorn
Hoffies
Charleston
S. C
Joseph Hay
Erb
Port Arthur
Texas
Hilndoo
Hull
New York
Avalon
Port Maria
Jam
Regina Elena
Ital
Norfolk
Eastport
Republic
Lillie
Puerto Plata
Hector
Baltimore
Pottsville
Philadelphia
Salem
Boston
Yarmouth
N. S
Parthian
Aransas
James S. Whitney
Huron
Brunswick
Jacksonville
Nottingham
Port Johnson
N. J
Eureka
South Amboy
Braddock
Henry Sutton
Ella L. Davenport
Henry Weller
Hillsboro
Edgar W. Murdock
Triton
David Wallace
Ellenville
J. H. Rutter
Liberty
Clara FE. Randall
Investigating Trust Books Harsh Actions at North American Trust
Accountants are examining the North American Trust after offices closed due to officer arrests. Books and assets have been turned over to receiver Burton P. Gray, with proceedings set for a first hearing before U S Commissioner Fiske. Trustees Frank H E Lewis and counsel J Wheelock Spring are involved in transferring funds and records.
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North American Trust
Burton P. Gray
Frank HE
Lewis
Tremont Street
Gray
J. Wheelock Spring
United States
Fiske
Torpedo boats coming to Boston today
Vineyard Haven Aug 11 Torpedo boat destroyers Hopkins and Whipple arrived here this afternoon from Newport and will sail for Boston tomorrow morn
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Boston
Vineyard Haven
Hopkins
Whipple
Newport
Rescues at North End Park by three on tide
While bathing at North End Park Samuel Goldberg of 6 Florence street South End grew exhausted Jacob Riseman swam to the drowning boy who grasped him and pulled him under Lifeguard Tom Foley patrolling the beach swam to their rescue and brought both ashore Special railroad notice announces a Providence line trip from Boston South Station 6 22 p m August 13 via Back Bay 6 26 to Fox Point Providence 7 45 p m arriving New York 7 a m August 14 A second trip from New York August 14 at 6 p m connects with a Monday morning 6 11 a m train from Fox Point Wharf for Attleboro Mansfield and Boston.
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North End Park
Samuel Goldberg
Florence Street
South End
Jacob Riseman
Tom Foley
Providence
New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
South Station
Boston
Back Bay
Fox Point Wharf
Attleboro
Mansfield
Post Animal Masks Highlight Winthrop Masquerade Ball
At the Shirley Hotel last night the Boston Post masks were prominent during the second masquerade ball of Winthrop’s season. Attendees included Mrs. A. L. Wilber, Mrs. J. Butterfield, Maud V. Hutchins, Nana Bearse, Miss M. B. Larlee, Adelaide Butterfield, Winifred Nevens, Pauline Levy, Mrs. F. K. Nichols, Charles Grant, Pierpont Blair, Harold Wilber, Dr. John O'Reilly, Roby Lewis, Morris Walsh, John E. Parry and wife, Sloward Lacey and wife, Anna Welch, ex-Senator Henry F. Fitzgerald and wife, Lafayette G. Blair and wife, Josephine Sullivan, Agnes Kenna, Joseph McQueeney, Marion Hennessey, Louise Hennessey, Mamie White, Mme. Vinelo Johnson, Harry Ring, and C. Vernon Brown.
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Shirley Hotel
Boston Post
Post
A. L. Wilber
J. Butterfield
Maud V. Hutchins
Nana Bearse
M. B. Larlee
Adelaide Butterfield
Winifred Nevens
Pauline Levy
F. K. Nichols
Charles Grant
Pierpont Blair
Harold Wilber
John O'Reilly
Roby Lewis
Morris Walsh
John E. Parry
Sloward Lacey
Anna Welch
Henry F. Fitzgerald
Lafayette G. Blair
Josephine Sullivan
Agnes Kenna
Joseph McQueeney
Marion Hennessey
Louise Hennessey
Mamie White
Mme
Vinelo Johnson
Harry Ring
C. Vernon Brown
John L Sullivan Fined For Drunkenness In Roxbury Court
John L Sullivan appeared in Roxbury Court charged with drunkenness and using profane language. After testimony from Lieutenant Libby and two officers, he was fined $15 on both charges and held in $200 for the Superior Court on appeal. His sister Mrs Annie Lennon posted his bond at 87 Brook Avenue. Sullivan claimed he was not drunk when arrested.
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John Ll. Sullivan
Roxbury
Libby
Lynch
Bolster
John L
Dudley Street
John Jr
Superior Court
Annie Lennon
Brook Avenue
Sullivan
TYPO Delegates in an Uproar at St Louis Convention
In St Louis on August 11 delegates clashed over a letter rejecting a candidate from the last campaign. William A. Greene accused President Lynch of using questionable methods. Lynch denied the charges. The convention voted to raise salaries from 1800 to 2500 and referred the matter to referendum.
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ST. Louis
William A. Greene
Indianapolis
Joned
Hawkes
Lynch
Bramwood
Greene
Fall River Craft Ashore at Little Egg Harbor Inlet
Wrecking steamer Somerset with six Fall River crewmen ashore off Little Egg Harbor Inlet. Life saving station crew aided, and the six men were landed tonight.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Somerset
R. T. Porter
Fall River
Delaware
Little Egg Harbor Inlet
Smallpox Epidemic Reaches Dowie's Zion City
An outbreak of smallpox hits Zion City near Chicago home of John A Dowie. Fifteen people are ill with the disease though Dowie’s aides say more may be affected. All patients are isolated and Dowie and his elders conduct daily prayers for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Zion City
John A. Dowie
Dowie
Black Hand Kidnaps Boy in New York Case
The Black Hand secret society has kidnapped 8-year-old Tony Mannino, son of James Mannino of Brooklyn. A ransom demand for 500 is received with a marked cross. Police have arrested a suspect and the search focuses on Manhattan Italian quarters amid growing public alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Black Hand
Tony Mannino
James Mannino
Thirty-ninth Street
Brooklyn
Secret Society
Manhattan Island
Antonia Corneglio
Francisco Corneglio
Hannino
Noted Foreigners Coming to Peace Congress
Assurances have been received of an unusually large European delegation for the Wth International Peace Congress opening Oct 3 in Boston. England France Germany Belgium Austria Italy Norway and Monaco will be represented. Preceding services at Boston churches will honor the peace cause with Tremont Temple events. A mayoral reception and a Friday festival with speeches are planned along with social entertainments and delegate excursions to Cambridge Concord Plymouth and historic Boston sites.
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Europe
England
France
Germany
Belgium
Austria
Italy
Norway
Monaco
Boston
Tremont Temple
Cambridge
Concord
Plymouth
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