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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1903

Page

9

Direct Cotton Freights Again From Savannah Line

It is reported that the Ocean Steamship Company plans a direct Savannah to New England and Europe cotton service starting next month with two weekly trips. The City of Memphis and other vessels may resume regular sailings while shed space is sought on Savannah piers and Union wharf area.

Ocean Steamship Company Lewis Wharf Savannah City of Memphis Savage Chattahoochee New York Birmingham New England Europe Halifax Olivette Union Wharf

Mackerel Sailer Annie M Parker Aboard at East Boston Pier

The 230 barrel load of salt mackerel sold for 16 dollars per barrel from the Annie M Parker captained by Jack O'Brien of East Boston. Other arrivals include schooners bearing swordfish and haddock with assorted cod hake pollock and halibut totals. A young Liverpool stowaway to be sent back from Cunarder Saxonia and a couple honeymooning on the Plant liner Olivette from Halifax accompany port news. The Saturnina Fannie sugar cargo and possible charter for case oil noted. debris reported in Bay of Fundy. White Star and Dominion liner plans discussed. Norwegian sold after grounding. Prince George returns crewman.

T Wharf Annie M. Parker Jack O'Brien George Parker East Boston Mt. Desert Rock Lillian Thomas F. Austin Maxwell Minnie Philomena Manta Edith Emery Marshall L. Adams Glenelg F. M. Parker Mary E. Cooney Ippomattox Francis Whalen A. ‘Hooper Dixie Mary Fallon Mary Stone Mary J. Ward Haddock Liverpool Boston Lewis Wharf Halifax N. S Olivette Maguire Scotia Saturnina Fannie Java South Boston American Sugar Refining Company Lawley New York Philadelphia China Japan George Peeples Lafayette S. A Bay of Fundy Mt. Desert Brier Island White Star Line Mediterranean Dominion Commonwealth Mayflower New England White Star Portland Glasgow Mystic Pier Newfoundland St. Lawrence Prince George William S. Goodwin William H. Moody Yarmouth United States

Liars Lie at Long Island Hearing on Ham Shipments

Testimony devolves into name calling as W E Glidden of Hollis and Co accuses Long Island officials of falsehoods over marked hams sent for curing. Witnesses admit limited markings and weighings while a fire safety critique highlights minimal equipment on Long Island. Hearing adjourns with continuation planned.

Long Island Hollis & Co Commission House Hars W. E. Glidden Nolan I. S Glidden Hartwell

Shipping News Mini Almanac Aug 21

Arrived steamers Saxonia Warr Queenstown with passengers and cargo to Alex Martin etc. Lists vessels cleared sailing and towing barges, with full port calls from Norfolk to Halifax and Boston to Philadelphia. Coastal traffic details include schooners, tugs, and barges bound for Salem Portland Weehawken and New Jersey ports.

Saxonia Warr Liverpool Queenstown Alex Martin Foxhall Rose Puerto Plata D. D State of Maine Allan St. John N. B Eastport Portland Olivette Turner Charlottetown Hawkesbury C. B Halifax Prince George McKinson Yarmouth Orn Mowinckel Pictou Gloucester Dizer Baltimore Norfolk H. F. Dimock Baker New York Pottsville Anderson Philadelphia Seaboard Road Kennebec Marr Bath City of Bangor Arey Bangor Dingley Dennison Cape Ann Godfrey City of Gloucester Ober Dudley Pray Coffin Clara Flora Grace Nottingham Tingle Port Johnson Wilkesbarre and Co. R. R Salem Hokendauqua Ryder Buffet Buckler Lykens Hatch New Bedford Brookside Parker's Lots Blanche Baker Lynn Mass Pequest Hoboken Valley Forge Tilton Buck Ridge Merriam Corbin Spartan Chandler Gilberton Kohineor Percy Birdsall Holmes Agnes Manning Pierce Manéunia Caprivi Farragut Port Antonio Jam Iberia Puerto Cortez Honduras J. H. Bowers Hillsboro Lotus W. R. Huntley Harvey Emma BK. Potter Annapolis Clementsport N. Y Francis A. Rice Mereghan S. W N. W Margaretha Havana Maria Aus Calvin Austin N. S Parthian Harrisburg Parker's Marine Perth Amboynd Scranton Weehawken Onward Agss Thoratio Norman Saugus

Fessenden to Be Promoted in City Police Promotions

The Boston police announce planned promotions pending examinations. Lieutenant Curran of Roxbury Crossing and Lieutenant Lowery of Charlestown aim for captaincies to replace retiring Captains Hoffman and Coleman. Sergeants Fesenden and Hyland would become lieutenants, with Maguire and Taylor promoted to sergeants. A surprise is Fesenden’s promotion amid disability rumors. 14 reserve men were added and six patrolmen were reassigned at noon roll call.

Daniel Curran Roxbury Crossing Wiliam J. Lowery Charlestown Hoffman and Coleman Rufus G. Fessenden Hanover Street William J. Hyland Joy Street Maguire Taylor Lagrange Street Fessenden Lovell Harry Quirk Patrick J. Mahoney Thomas M. Igoe John H. Hill James A. J. Walsh James A. Toomey Thomas A. Gibbs Willliam H. Morris Warren D. Hewitt Walter Brown Dennis Warrington Ewents. Cameron Joseph M. Connor Joseph E. Moison

Parks Denies Extortion Claim In Stand On Trial

Sam Parks business agent for the Trousesmiths and Bridgemen union testified as his own first witness in a trial charging extortion for allegedly getting 200 dollars from contractor Josephus Plenty to call off a strike. When asked if he was with Plenty on the day of the alleged act he said he had not met him before appearing in court. The prosecutor sought to imply Parks was brought from Chicago by a local contractor to influence strikes, but the judge instructed the jury to disregard that claim.

New York Sam Parks Trousesmiths and Bridgemen’s Union Josephus Plenty Parks Plenty Chicago Goff

Big Store displays two minute yacht race bulletins

Crowds along Washington street waited as Vorenberg's the Big Store posted two minute bulletins on the international yacht race. Special wires relay updates to 4 pm with flags and an American eagle cup centerpiece attracting 1000 to 1500 people daily.

Washington Street Vorenberg’s

Asbury Grove Camp Meeting Dates Announced

Due to the Asbury Grove camp meeting at Hamilton and Wenham Massachusetts, the Boston and Maine railroad will offer round trip tickets at reduced rates from this station and many principal stations on the eastern and western division to Hamilton and Wenham. For rates and stations inquiries, see the Boston and Maine timetables or ask an agent.

Asbury Grove Hamiltton Wenham Hamilton and Wenham Mass Boston & Maine Railroad Boston & Maine

Memorial Drinking Fountain on Central Hill Somerville

A nearly completed fountain in Central Hill Somerville honors the late Joseph F. Wilson who left 2500 for its erection. Stones sourced from fields and swamps around Boston form a mossy rock pile with hundreds of hidden jets spraying water. Public drinking cups stand at both ends of the basin.

Central Hill Somerville Joseph F. Wilson Boston

Bar Examiners Seek Higher Pay At State House Hearing

The special recess committee held another hearing on official compensation at the State House. Hollis R. Bailey said bar examiners earned about 750 dollars yearly for each member over the last three years, and they sought higher pay. Milton Reed suggested the board chair and secretary deserve at least 200 dollars more. if a salary is set the chair and secretary should get 1200 dollars annually. The panel also debated registrars of deeds pay and postponed the session to 10:30 today for a new topic.

State House Hollis R. Bailey Milton Reed Fall River Board of Bar Examiners

Scottish Clans of the United States and Canada elect officers

At Cleveland Ohio on August 20 the convention of the Order of Scottish Clans elected officers for the coming term Chief W H Steen ta nist George Taylor counsellor John Irving secretary Peter Kerr Boston Mass treasurer John Hill St Louis physician W H Fraser MD Laselle Indiana and others.

Cleveland Order of United States Canada W. H. Steen Braidwoods George Taylor London Ont John Irving Taunton Mass Peter Kerr Boston John Hill St. Louis W. H. Fraser M. D Laselle Ind

Man Offered Jewelry Ring Scam In Boston Streets

Clarence F E Clark of South Portland relates a pickpocket ring incident on Batterymarch street. He says two well dressed men with black derbies grabbed a pocketbook claiming a genuine diamond ring worth 125 dollars was inside and offered to sell it. Police and jewelers deem the ring worth 30 cents. The suspects are believed to be the same duo active in the West End.

Clarence FE. Clark South Portland Boston Batterymarch Street West End

Madcap May Broughton Charged With Jewelry Larceny

May Madcap known as May Broughton was taken to police headquarters by Inspector Rooney charged with larceny of 29 dollars in jewelry. A 21 year old performer, she posed as a New York society woman on Crescent avenue Winthrop in July and vanished on the 15th. Residence listed as 31 First Street New York. Complainant is Mabel Shepard, also in theater.

May MaDcap May Broughton Rooney Crescent Avenue Winthrop New York First Street Mabel Shepard

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