Nine new arrivals at T wharf bring 271100 pounds of fish
Nine vessels at T wharf delivered 271100 pounds of mixed fresh fish including haddock cod hake and pollock. Prices ranged haddock 4 cents large cod 4 cents hake 1 1/4 to 2 1/4 cents pollock 2 8 4 cents. Capes Costa reported a severe storm near Cape Cod and a carrier pigeon with an aluminum leg band was found aboard the Margaret Dillon. A new 105 foot 85 ton fishing schooner is planned for Essex Mass under owner John Fallon and designer McManus with Captain Brophy to command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Wharf
Lafayette
Minerva
Haddock
Manuel Costa
Jessie Costa
Cape Cod
Georges
Dick Tobin
Margaret Dillon
Chatham
Tobin
Boston
George Perry
Warren M. Goodspeed
Tarr & James
Essex
Mass
John J. Fallon
Atlantic Avenue
Cape Ann
Gloucester
McManus
Brophy
Mary Whalen
Morning Star
Freeman Decker
Bendu
Javan
Delaware
Fort Point Channel
Standard Refinery
South
Java
Condor
Norris
Pisagua
Valparaiso
Coronel
St. Lucia
New York
Delamore
Progreso
Mexico
SHIPPING NEWS ROUNDUP OF ARRIVALS AND SAILINGS
ARRIVED U S S Yankee Gardiners Bay and a long list of steamers and schooners including Saxonia Penetost Yale City of Gloucester etc with coal mdse and lumber. CLEARED San Jose Verona and other schooners. SAILED multiple steamers and tugs for ports from Portland to Baltimore. A Malden Electric lineman injured. G A R encampment details with trip packages and rail reservations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. S. Yankee
McKinnon
Yarmouth
Camden
Allan
St. John
N B
Eastport
Portland
Onondaga
Chichester
Jacksonville
Brunswick
Charleston
Melrose
Frostad
Newport News
Kenosha
Soderburg
Philadelphia
Yale
Grove
New York
Bay State
Strout
City of
Portsmouth
Baltimore
Johnson
Port Wade
Elvira Ball
Stanton
G. Ud
Pierson
Providence
Confidence
Margaret Haskell
McKown
Norfolk
John Proctor
Bennett
San Jose
Port Simon
C. R
Verona
Wind
Canisteo
Lynn
Ampere
Chenango
Ontario
Guttenburg
Metacomet
Ellenville
Sidney
John A. Hughes
Lykens
Burnside
Cumru
Lincoln
Plymouth
Port Johnson
R. R
Salem
Neponset
Hoboken
Newburyport
Foureka
Newport
F. C
Easton
Elizabethport
Solus
Gibson
Vanoni and Root Set To Challenge MacLean In 25 Mile Race
Eddie Root and Carlo Vanoni, the Italian rider, will pace behind machines at the Revere cycle track as Hugh MacLean faces a tough 25 mile event with Root on a two lap handicap and Vanoni on four. Root, lauded by Gotham fans, follows a strong Walesburg performance and is seen as a top paced rider. Moran predicts MacLean will struggle against the two bruising pacers and vows to be ringside for the anticipated upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Root
Carlo Vanoni
Revere
Hugh MacLean
Root
Vanoni
Gotham Cycling
Walesburg
Jimmy Moran
Elmer Collins
Tom Eck
F. Eda Spooner
Nelson Brothers
MacLean
Mare Alceste Dies At Poughkeepsie Track
The five year old pacing mare Alceste died at Poughkeepsie after bowels inflammation following a win in two heats of a 2 28 trot. Owned by the Stambaugh brothers of Youngstown Ohio and driven by Ed Geers she was valued at 10000 dollars and had a 2071 4 mark. She previously won second money in the M and M stake at Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Alceste
Stambaugh Brothers
Youngstown
Ed Geers
Jay Bird
Detroit
Wakefield Stakes Won Easily by Footpad at Empire City
Footpad, the 3 to 5 favorite, captured the Wakefield stakes at Empire City in 1 06 1 5 for five and a half furlongs, setting a new track record by 1 fifth of a second. Roseben ran third in the same race as Nimbus won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire City
N. Y
Footpad
Roseben
Nimbus
Dovey to celebrate 80 years in baseball in Kentucky
George Dovey president of the Boston National League Club plans a celebration next Wednesday in Central City Kentucky marking the 30 year anniversary of his first amateur game Aug 26. He and brother Bill were famed amateur players who resisted turning professional despite offers from Charley Comiskey and Chris Van Der Ahe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Dovey
Boston
Dovey
Central City
George
Will Dovey
Bill
Charley Comiskey
St. Louis Browns
Chris van der Ahe
Chris
Doves
Colby
Dalton
Comiskey
Browns
St. Louis
Louisville
van der Ahe
Boston Latin Announces Fall Football Schedule 1908
Boston Latin School reveals its 1908 football slate led by Captain Walter A. Cleary and Manager Chester A. Vander Pyl. The schedule includes Groton, Somerville, Medford, Lowell, Newton, Dorchester, Salem, Roxbury, Waltham, Malden, English High, and South Boston league games with several open dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Latin School
Walter A. Cleary
Chester A. Vander Pyl
Groton
Commercial
Locust Street
Somerville
Medford
Lowell
Newton
Dorchester
Dunbar Avenue
Salem
Mechanic Arts
Roxbury
Waltham
Malden
English High
South Boston
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Dorothea
Boyd and Leeds
Ida
Brooks
W. M. Goodspeed
H. G. Martin
Big Javan Sugar Cargo
Shipping News
John Davis
Malden Electric Company
Main Street
Everett
Toledo
Buffalo
New Hampshire
Vermont
E. H. Boynton
New England
Central Vermont
Grand Trunk Railways
Washington Street
Carlo Vanont
Wakefield
Fiske Ohara
O'Hara
Dion O’dare Globe
Ion
Maj
W. H. Turner
Governor
The
Boss
Wenderlun
Revere Beach
Sadie Knowlton
Tremont
Henry W. Savage
the Verry Widow
Die Lustige Witwe
Colonial Theatre
Raymond Hitchcock
Folly
Ransom BE. Fuller
Union Wharf
Battery Street
Bath
Maine
Popham Beach
Boothbay Harbor
Boothbay
Eastern Steamship CO
Sorensen
Central Wharf
Ki Philip
Gap
Edward Wixon
Wharf
Sam
Richmond
Readville
Grand Stand
WORT
Sana
Cape
Central
Otis Wharf
Atlantic Ave
Boston Latin
Murray
Lane
Boston Theatre
C.heter
Charles Miller and Company
Eleanor Falke
Montrose Troupe
Hibbert and
Warren
Leon Rogce
Verona Verdi
Carew
Dupree
Joe Cook
Frederick
Don
Andrew Mack
Seat Sale
Paracow Park DE Luxe
Palm Carden
Nantasket Beach
Martland Band
Speedy
Grand Opera House
Jekyll_and Hyde
By Chas. E. Blaney
Bowdoin
Moving Pictures
London
Oatac Adamless
Eden Burlesquers Tel
Hay 2150
I~ Rlaw
J. W. Gorman
Castle Sq
Herrick, Copley Ag
Wright & Ditson
Wash
Johnny Rich
Marie Camella
Josephine Sanborn
America
Daniel G. Reid
Tin Plate Trust
Mr. Reid
Dorothy Richardson
Boston Sunday Post
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