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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1906

Page

11

Two Fine Steamers Race from Algiers in 3000 Mile Contest

A 3000 mile ocean race from Algiers ends with the Hansa line steamer Trifels beating Mogul Steamship Company’s Sikh. The Sikh arrived from Yokohama and other ports after 50 days, carrying a cargo valued around 1.5 million dollars. Crew totals include 67 aboard, with shipkeeper tasked to prevent Chinamen from going ashore.

Mogul Steamship Company China Hansa Line Trifels Calcutta Colombo Algiers W. Atkinson Boston Yokohama Kobe Shanghai Hong Kong Cebu Manilla Manila Steward’s Department Daniel Murphy

Broad Exchange Buys Coal Chute for 325000

The Broad Exchange in New York at Broad street and Exchange place buys a new coal chute for 325000 to replace use of a blocking alley. The deal includes a lot 30 by 100 feet with an old four story building, aiding tenants with light and air and securing rental income of 15000 annually for five years plus 16500 for five more.

New York Broad Exchange Broad Street Exchange Place W. H. Chesebrough Broadstreet Beaver Street John G. McCullough T Frederick B. Jennings Chute Alley Dedham Attleboro Chapin Farm Agency Sobbig Stoughton Washington St Philadelphia London N. B Boston Washington Street

Pilgrims Landfall at Cape Cod Explored by Modern Visitors

The article notes the public awakening to the Pilgrims landing at Cape Cod and identifies Provincetown sites linked to Bradford. It highlights unchanged topography and points out the spring where the exploring party first drank New England water, preserved for visitors.

Cape Cod Provincetown Bradford New England

Vessels Return With Mixed Catch and Sailings From Mystic

Dozens of ships crowded the Mystic fish pier as 173000 pounds of mixed fish were landed including 61500 haddock 100000 cod 5000 hake and 6500 pollock. The Whearsarge sold 4000 tinker mackerel at 4 cents each and swordfish totaled 222 fish for 8 cents a pound. A tug incident near Fort Point saved a sailor named Nesbit when he fell overboard. The Nerita repairs near completion and set to sail for the Great Lakes with Captain Asa Haley. The LaurEntian and Lancastrian left with cargoes, and several liners prepare to sail including Michigan Iberian and Alexandra. The Lillie completed a rapid Jamaica trip and ferried saloon passengers including Edgar Whittemore and James Ryder, carrying 19200 bundles of bananas and 48 cocoanuts. The San Jose departed for Port Limon with saloon passengers and cargo for Central American trade.

Regina Jere Shea South Channel Whearsarge Robert and Carr Landing Thomas W. Knight Hattie F. Knowlton Robert Harris Caplog Haddock Allan Line Laurentian Mystic Wharf Glasgow Leyland Line Grand Junction Docks Boston London Warren Line Michigan Iberian New Haven Manchester Alexandra Copenhagen Kyllesbeck Rabe Jamaica Long Wharf Lillie H. L. Hopkins Port Antonio Chatham Hopkins Mattie D. Brundage Edgar Whittemore James E. Ryder Malden

Shipping News Mini Almanac Generates Wide Movement

Maritime listings show the arrival of U S battleship Iowa from Rockport and numerous steamers and schooners arriving clearing or sailing from major ports including Gloucester Boston and New York. Vessels carry bananas pigs and general cargo with multiple routes via Gibraltar Jamaica and the Atlantic.

U. S Iowa Rockport Mass Sikh Atkinson Yokohama Hiogo Kobe Shanghai Cebu Manila Singapore Gibraltar Patterson, Wylde & Co Lillie Hopkins Port Antonio Jamaica Prince George Br.) McKinnon, Yarmouth N. S Old Dominion Burton New York Briggs Philadelphia Gloucester Dizer Baltimore Norfolk Bay State Newport News City of Rockland Curtis Bangor Oliver Portland Ransom B. Fuller Blair Bath City of Gloucester Ober Cape Ann Godfrey Tngs Waltham McConnell Gibson Salem Hlavana Bala South Amboy John G. Chandler Natty Weehawken Albany Pemberton Blanche Perkins Lynn Tobyhanna Hoboken Neponset Sears Marblehead Monocacy Robinson Shenandoah Newburyport Kismet Pruitt Kittery Point Maggie Miller Haws Windsor Acacia Publicover Richibucto N. B Nellie Grant Dodge Raritan River N. J Harriet C. Whitehead Petersen Clinton Point F. C

Spiritual services and lectures fill Boston sites

A long list of churches and halls around Boston advertise Sunday services and lectures on Christian Science and Spiritualism. Activities include Mothers Church, CHRISTADELPHIANS, People's Temple, Tremont Street M E Church, and CAMP PROGRESS talks with Professor Matook, plus numerous psychic circles and healing circles led by Mrs. Wilkinson, Dr. Barker, Mme. Anna Pierce, and others at venues on Tremont, Washington, and nearby streets.

Baptist Charles E. Boyd First Baptist Church Commonwealth Avenue O. P. Gifford D. D Buffalo Clarendon Street Baptist Church Warren Avenue Baptist Church J. E. Perry Dudley Street Baptist Church C. C. Earle Lawrence Earle People’s Temple M. E Columbus Avenue Berkeley Street C. W. Hamilton St. John N. B A. m Thomas Bible School Tremont Street Tremont Concord Streets A. Blake Commercial Hall Washington Street Sophie Kampe MacArthur Mr. Smith N. P. Smith Paul I. Cor Josephine Webster Emma Odiorne Henrietta MacArthur Mary Jollymore May Butte Mabel Madison Annie Moran Izetta B. Sears First Spiritual Church OF Boston, Inc Clara E. Strong Walter I. Mason Carrie D. Chapman H. W. F. America Hall Black Bear Wilkinson George Morgan Jollymore Graham Kampe Mosler Lou Rockwell Gray Harmony Hall Nellie Carleton-Grover Reed Fox Robertson Marston Harwood Camp Progress Upper Swampscott Professor Matook Mabel R. Witham L. V Clara Strong First Spiritual Church of Boston Public Spiritual Circle Waverley Family Circle DR. Barker California Dartmouth Clarendon Street Mme Anna Pierce A. E. Ricker Massachusetts Avenue Saugus R. A. Macurda James Singer Mona Belle Welch Peabody M’kenna Warrenton Street Abbie Heath Dover Street Arthur Fourth Street Chelsea L. B. Marsh L Street South Stackpole Huntington Avenue Suite 2 Back Bay

Railroad Laborers Declared Unskilled in Immigration Ruling

Washington August 17 The Department of Justice through Acting Attorney General Charles H Robb rules that railroad laborers employed on Texas construction are unskilled and cannot enter under contract The opinion emphasizes laborer protection and bills the act of 1903 as applying to unskilled labor Deportation orders follow as Acting Secretary Murray bin Affairs dismisses appeals and orders deportation

Washington Mexico United States Texas Department of Justice Department of Commerce and Labor Charles H. Robb Robb Murray Commerce and Labor

Popular Plant Line Ocean Trips Offer Budget Abroad

The Plant Line promotes inexpensive ocean voyages to Halifax Nova Scotia Hawkesbury Charlottetown Sydney and Baddeck on Bras d Or lakes. Weekly trips depart from Commercial Wharf with one night at sea. For details visit 298 Washington Street or write General Manager A W Perry Commercial Wharf.

Plant Line Maritime Provinces Halifax Nova Scotia Commercial Hawkesbury Charlottetown Sydney Baddeck Bras d'Or Cape Breton Washington Street A. W. Perry

Atlantic steamers carry travelers to Annapolis Valley orchards

Immense apple orchards in the Annapolis Valley Nova Scotia attract visitors as the fruit nears ripening. Tourist travel remains strong with outgoing sailings of the Dominion Atlantic railway steamers Prince George and Boston carrying heavy passenger loads.

Annapolis Valley Nova Scotia Prince George Boston Dominion Atlantic Railway

Yarmouth as Ideal Gateway Month for Nova Scotia Tours

Dred s of delighted tourists seek cool shaded retreats in Nova Scotia and the Provinces. The article promotes Yarmouth as the gateway month for visits with staterooms and tours arranged via the company city office at 228 Washington Street Boston or Long Wharf.

Dominion Atlantic BY. S. S. Line Boston Yarmouth Long Wharf Foot State St Maritime Provinces Newfoundland Prince George Washington St of Kong J. ¥. Masters E. Sunt Nova Scotia Washington Street

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