Towboats struggle as two sailing craft entangled in harbor tow
A heavy harbor breeze snarled a morning tow as Peter W. French and her tow Flora 8 Nickerson tangled near Spectacle Island. Flora 8 Nickerson ran ashore but later floated and was towed to a pier by Samuel Little. Meanwhile the fishing fleet landed haddock cod hake pollock and halibut with fish prices noted.
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Peter W. French
Flora
Nickerson
Spectacle Island
Samuel Little
Angielena
A. C. Newhall
Thomas W. Knight
Zephyr
Viola
George H. Lubee
Ellen ©. Burke
Annie
Jennie
Marian
Boston Light
Yarmouth
N. S
Long Wharf
Charlestown
Prince George
Upper Middlebuoy
McKinnon
Héctory
Halifax
New York
Quincy
Weymouth
Joseph
Bert Baker
Forrest Huey
Fal ¢On Street
Boston
Roger Sears
Manila
Cebu
Suez
J. Blacklock
Long Island
Manuel Rio
John O’donnell
Fred Ahearn
Altonia
Cunard Line
Queenstown
Shipping news miniature aug 14 starts and arrivals
Almanac style notes sun rise and set times day length and moon rise. Arrived steamers include Leon Puerto Plata Bergenhus Louisburg C B Olivette Turner Charlottetown and many others from varied ports with tugs and barges. Cleared steamers include Philadelphian London Buffalo Edderton and schooners Rebecca Lyra and Savannah. Sailing listings name Mayflower Parthian Herman Winter and others toward Queenstown Philadelphia and New York with towing operations noted.
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Leon
Knudsen
Puerto Plata
Bergenhus
Svendsen
Louisburg
C. B
Olivette
Turner
Charlottetown
P. E
Hawesbury
Halifax
N. 9
Croix
Thompson
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Prince George
McKinnon
Yarmouth
N. S
Howard
Nickerson
Baltimore
Norfolk
James
Whitney
Grove
New York
Seaboard
Rodd
New Yor
City of Bangor
Arey
Bangor
Kennebec
Marr
Bath
Bay State
Oliver
Cape Ann
Godfrey
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Mass
Covington
Melville
Newport News
George R. Sheffield
Mary E. Luckenbach
Williamson
Buenaventura
Lehigh
McGoldrick
Flynn
Mary Farrow
Stonington
Gatherer
Brocklebank
Ipswich
George R. Bradford
Littlefield
Multnomah
Lanesville
America
Bay View
Philadelphian
London
Buffalo
Hull
Eng
S. C
King Frederick
Edderton
Rebecca
J. Moulton
Tiverton
Savannah
Lyra
N. W
Chenango
Tobyhanna
Spartan
Suffolk
Philadelphia
Portsmouth
N. H
Paoli
Santiago
Newport
R. I
Valetta
Hattie Muriel
Diadem
Rockland
Childe Harold
Hillsboro
Corey Resigns as Carnegie Steel President New Leader Elected
At Carnegie Steel Company in Pittsburg on August 13 W E Corey resigned as president and A C Dinkey was chosen to fill the vacancy. A new chairman of the board was created with Judge James H Reed elected. A E Hunt was named general superintendent at Homestead and H P Williams at Duquesne. Cofey had recently been elected president of the steel trust replacing Schwab.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Carnegie Steel Company
W. E. Corey
A. C. Dinkey
James H. Reed
A. E. Hunt
Homestead Steel Works
H. PD. Williams
Duquesne
Cofey
The
Steel Trust
Schwab
Lucy Stone Birthday Commemorated in West Brookfield
Advocates of woman suffrage marked Lucy Stone's birthday at her birthplace on Coy's Hill West Brookfield. The New Orleans convention urged national suffrage clubs to celebrate Stone's Aug 13 Stanton's Nov 12 and Anthony's Feb 15 birthdays. The site lies atop Coy's Hill near the West Brookfield Ware trolley line.
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Lucy Stone
West Brookfield
Coy’s Hill
New Orleans
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Susan B. Anthony
Coy’s’ Hill
Ware
Glidden Aims Arctic Circle Crossing In Eight Days
Charles J. Glidden of Boston plans an Arctic circle crossing by automobile in eight days with wife and chauffeur. He began in England after leaving Boston in June, traveled via Wales Ireland Scotland and Denmark, reaching Gefle and heading toward the circle with a route that includes Norway Sweden Germany Holland France and a return by steamer to America.
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Charles J. Glidden
Boston Cables
Arctic Circle
Boston
Glidden
England
Wales
Ireland
Scotland
London
Edinburgh
Christiansand
Nor
Denmark
Copenhagen
Norway
Sweden
Germany
Holland
France
America
Colored Heroine Describes Fearful Fire Rescue at Bank
Mrs. Louisa Milk, a local colored heroine, recounted her experience during yesterday morning's bank fire in Pemberton Square. She describes entering a blaze, choking smoke, calling for help, and courageous insistence on staying at her post until firefighters arrived and officers took charge.
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Louisa Milk
Pemberton Square
Post
Strike at Lynn factory amid labor conflict
In Lynn on August 13, 80 stitchers and 4 cutters struck Harney Bros stitching room, suspending work across all departments. The walkout stems from Burr Knights of Labor and Boot and Shoe Workers Union clashes last winter, with returning workers upset at others who had replaced strikers remaining employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Harney Bros
Knights of Labor
Boot and Shoe ‘Workers’ Union
Parry Decries Unions as Lawless Mob Leaders
D M Parry, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, denounces organized labor as lawless, reliant on coercion and intimidation, and warns workers that agitation costs millions in salaries and yields only trouble, idlement, and loss of industrial liberty. He cites mob spirit and the red flag of anarchy as inherent risks of current labor leadership.
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Chautauqua
D. M. Parry
National Association of Manufacturers
British Ship Treasurer of Parrsboro Ashore in Rio de la Plata
The British ship Treasurer of Parrsboro N B left Boston June 3 for La Plata, now ashore on Banco de Ortiz a large sand bar in the Rio de la Plata about halfway between Montevideo and Buenos Aires. Assistance has been sent to the stranded vessel.
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Boston
LA Plata
Buenos Ayres
Parrsboro
W. W.morris
Mass
Banco de Ortiz
Rio de la Plata
Montevideo
Lake Winnipesaukee A Beautiful Spot In New Hampshire
Lake Winnipesaukee emerges as a premier summer resort in New Hampshire famed for fishing and scenic distances to the White Mountains. Visitors enjoy coaching parties, hotel hops, canoe paddling, fishing expeditions toward Annisquam, or the 60 mile steamer Mt. Washington sail. Resorts include Weirs Wolfboro Alton Centre Harbor Bear Island with rail access from Boston a two hour ride. Round trip summer rail fares run four dollars fifty to Weirs or Wolfboro and four dollars to Alton Bay with hotel or farm house rates from five dollars upward.
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Lake Winnipesaukee
New Hampshire
White Mountains
Mt. Washington
Mt. Madison
Annisquam
Wolfboro
Alton
Alton Bay
Centre Harbor
Bear Island
Boston
Boston & Maine Railroad
Weirs
Methodist Camp Meeting at Old Orchard Returns Reduced Rail Fares
Old Orchard announces the Methodist Camp Meeting from August 24 to 31 with discounted round trip tickets via the Boston and Maine Railroad. Tickets are valid for travel on the specified dates only, returning between August 23 and September 1. Posters list participating stations and rates.
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Old Orchard
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston &Maine Railroad
Boston & Maine
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Kings and Queens College of Physicians and Surgeons
New Zealand
Surgical and Medical Institute
Harvard Medical University
DR. Gollins’ Remedy CO
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Chambers St
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Gen
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Commonwealth
Commonwerth
Mayflower
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Azores
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Vancouver
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Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Co. Steamship Lines —Fo
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School Street
W. P. Coria
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Joy Line
B. D. Pitts
Agt
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Warren Line
Eepmenine
Sachem
Hoosac Tunnel
Warren & CO
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Dominion Atlantic Ry
Arthur
Wash St
J. F
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Suburb N. Y
20Th Century Realty CO
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N.eee
Chelsea
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Everett—House
the Post
Mary Trainor
Laconia Court
Tame
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Smith Building
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Spooner & Brigcs
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Bromfleldee
Dexter Loan CO
Court ST
People's Company
Washington St
Workincmen’s Loan Association
Rovert Treat Paine
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HUB Loan CO
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Elon Besss
Phoebus Trust
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Woodville
Shorey
Orient Heights
Boston Insurance CO
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Malden
Melrose H
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C. H. Spaulding
Fine Avenue
O. HL. Spaulding
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Ets
Charles and Cambrdge
Cambridge Et
Roslindale
Richards Ave
Hyde Park Ave
Winthrop Road
Everett
Woodlawn
Warrenton ST
ST. James Ave
Foreign Manor
Copley Sq
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Tech
Tufts Scientific, Medical and Dental School
Dartmouth
B. A
Ballou& Hobigand Preparatory School
St., Cor
St. Cecilia
Tel
Civil. Service School
Dartmouth St
Cor. Compton and
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Castle Sq
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Park Square
Fairbrother
New Britain
Conn
J. Herbert Morse
Fannie K. A. Bliss
Boston Post
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Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Stearns
Grover
Hanover St
Chilson
Houghton & Button
Wells Memorial Hall
Alberts
Collins
Albert
Press Syndicate
Lockport
N. Y
American Steam Gauge & Valve Mig. CO
Boylston St
Jamaica
Raa
Grillde
Worcester
National Man
R’g .O
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Sudbury
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Jos. N. Batchelder
Allen Print
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M’namee CO
Brattle Sti
Cambridge
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Mack Bros
Paper Box
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A. F. Keyes CO
Wareha Mass
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Chambermans
McDowell
McDowell’s
Winter St
M'Donald
Lowell
Masa
Dept
Premier Supply CO
Eutchera
A. J. Cwer CO
Simmons Eat
Varnon
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Hewyfs & Potter
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John Mitchell
Outfit
American Book and Bible Househ
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Industrial Union
Camden At
Cape
T. Cobe
City Sq
High St
C. H. Quinn
No. Anderson and
Poplar Sts
MR. Bender
No. Anderson St
Newton
Atlantic Ave
South Station
Rowe's Wharf
WM. G. Burbeck
Geneva Avenue
Westville St
Dorchester
Russell Park
Waverly Oaks
Berlin
Standard Sewing Machine CO
Seles
Marshall
Eee
Slyf
NEW Publications
New Jersey
GEO. H. Walker &C
Harcourt
Astrology
Tremont Row
Sun
Leverett St
Stamford St
Massachusetts
A. L
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Second St
AL Mt. Wells
Court Street
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Crawford House
P Rem
Tremont St. Ivard Medical College
J. E. Bishop
Jacison
Orice
Home Remedy CO
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Savannah Line
Lewis Wharf
Bostom
Simmons & Marsterq
School St
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F. P. Wing
Central Wharf
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