Seven ships report heavy fish landings and gale damage
Eight vessels visited T wharf with ground fish totaling 262000 pounds. Haddock led at 171000 pounds followed by cod 64500, hake 11000, pollock 21500, and cask 4000. Prices per pound ranged from 1 to 214 cents. Frustera delayed from Port Antonio with 28265 stems of fruit. gale warnings and hull checks interrupted arrivals as Tallahassee purchase and renaming plans moved forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T’ Wharf
Haddock
Francis P. Mosquito
Hockomock
Selma
Alice M. Guthrie
Carrie F. Roberts
Catherine & Ellen
Ida S. Brooks
Eva Avina
Miniature Almanac August 31 Maritime Arrivals and Sailings
The almanac notes sunrises at 5:08 am and 6:21 pm with a 13 hour 13 minute day. It lists numerous ships arrived and cleared including Frutera Port Antonio and Parthian Philadelphia with fruit and coal, and many vessels bound east or to Boston, New York, and Norfolk sailing from President Roads and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frutera
Thorstensen
Port Antonio
Jam
Bound Brook
Ger
Hanson
Cto
Calvin Austin
Pike
St. John
N. B
Prince George
MckKinnon
Yarmouth
N. S
Parthian
Smith
Philadelphia
Kennebec
Seifert
Norfolk
Ransom B. Fuller
Blair
Bath
City of
Dingley
Dennison
Portland
Cape Ann
Godfrey
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
H. M
Whitney
Howe
New York
Howes
Astral
Johnson
Bangor
Blizzard
Hantsport
Ontario
Windsor
Newburg
Boston
John G. Chandler
Nulty
Eckley
Rondout
Eureka
Plummer
Norton
Plymouth
Pemberton
Radnor
Strafford
South Amboy
Lykens
Morris
Advocate Harbor
N.8
Olivia
Robinson
Clementsport
Helen L. Martin
Murphy
Venus
Foxwell
Georgetown
Samber
Daylight
Nickerson
Joseph G. Ray
Crocker
Washington
D. C
John E. Devlin
Hichborn
Dorothy B. Barrett
Ervin
Thomass. Dennis
Wind S
O, Co
Paros W. French
Whitman
Newport News
Lynn
Gypsum King
J. B. King & Co
Swatara
Ine
Trevorton
Cumberland
Baltimore
Portsmouth
Gardiner
International
Philadelhia
Salem
Manheim
Paxos
Schuylkill
Horace A. Stone
Melissa Trask
Emily A. Staples
George W. Collins
Belfastr
Anne and
Reuben
Stonington
Adam Bowlby
President Roads
Clara A. Donnell
Special Newport excursion by express train today
Visitors to Newport R. I. can ride a special express train at $1 with first class seating today August 31. Tickets are limited so travelers should buy in advance. Nan tasket Beach at peak times is brief and Rowe's Wharf steamers will sail hourly until mid September toward Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. L
Nantasket Beach
Rowe's Wharf
Labor Day
Free Trade in Philippines Urged by General Wood
Major General Leonard Wood sailed for London en route to the Philippines and denied any military or immediate political problem there. He urged three measures to develop the islands including free trade with the United States and more American business presence. He cited abundant natural resources and needed American capital and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Wood
London
Philippines
United States
Wood
Italian ticket brokers and bankers urged to file bonds by Sept
State Treasurer Chapin warns that from September 1 all Italian steamship ticket and foreign remittance brokers and bankers must file acceptable bonds in the State treasury or have their businesses closed. Each case requires two individual sureties recognized in 30 000, with surety companies still reluctant to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapin
Exhibition Cruise to view U S warships at Provincetown
The battleships Maine Alabama Kearsarge Kentucky Iowa Missouri Massachusetts commanded by Admiral Robley Evans race daily on a marked mile course with gun practice in Provincetown Harbor. The Cape Cod steamer offers an all day Atlantic coast excursion from 9 a m to Provincetown with four hours sailing plus an hour and a half ashore for dinner and sightseeing.
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Maine
Alabama
Kearsarge
Kentucky
Iowa
Missouri
Massachusetts
Robley D. Evans
Provincetown Harbor
Uncle Sam
Atlantic
Cape
Cape Cod
Atlantic Avenue
Provincetown
Grand Trunk Announces Low Boston to Denver Round Trip
The Grand Trunk offers a special round trip fare of $5.75 from Boston and New England points to Denver with tickets on sale and valid Aug 29 30 and Sept 1 2 3. Travel via Boston and Maine Central Vermont and Grand Trunk to Chicago then to Denver Colorado Springs or Pueblo with a special train from Boston Sept 2 for John A Andrew Post members and friends. Book itinerary with T H Hanley at 860 Washington Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Trunk Railway
Boston
New England
Denver
Col
Boston& Maine
Central Vermont
Grand Trunk Railways
Chicago
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
John A. Andrew
Boston to Denver Route Highlighted by Union Pacific North Western
Fare ranges from 36.75 to 40.75 for first class Boston to Denver Colorado Springs or Pueblo and return on sale Aug 29 to Sept 3 with return by Oct 7. Two nights New England to Colorado and one night from Chicago via Chicago Northwestern line, the sole double track Chicago to Missouri River route, official GR
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
New England
Colorado
Chicago
Union Pacific
Nothwestern
Missouri River
Grand Army of the Republic
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Hampshire
J. E. Brittain
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Washington Street
Mass
Lake Winnipesaukee Excursion Sails From Boston
The Mt Washington steamer on Lake Winnipesaukee offers a 2.00 round trip from Boston via the Boston and Maine Railroad on Sept 27 with an 8 20 am train from Boston and a sail from Alton Bay returning with the steamer. Tickets available at 322 Washington St until Sept 1 and Union Station until Sept 2 departure. The Old Colony of the Nantasketine will operate Plymouth trips mid September. Daily sails start 10 am from Rowe s Wharf along the south shore to historic towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Winnipesaukee
Boston & Maine Railroad
New Hampshire
White Mountains
Merrimac Valley
New England
Mt. Washington
Boston
Alton Bay
Boston & Maine City
Washington Street
Union Station
Old Colony
Plymouth
Rowe’s Wharf
Commonwealth
Nahant Line Readies for Holiday Weekend Pleasure Seekers
The Nahant line is prepared to handle a large number of pleasure seekers next Monday Labor Day for the last holiday before the close of the excursion season. Steamers will leave Lincoln wharf at frequent intervals to Bass Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nahant
Labor Day
Bass Point
Lincoln Wharf
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Boundbrook
Admiral Schley
Alfred Dumois
West Indies
Lawson
Thomas W. Lawson
Arthur’ Crowley
Underwriter
Tallahassee
Ocean Steamship Company
Joseph Lewis
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Company
Central Pier
Orion
Trojan
Birmingham
Mate Howlett
East Boston
Rebecca Crowell
Sadie Ross
Turk’s Island
Shipping News
Miniature Almanac
Cora B
Josephine
Bear River
Cormhill
Reads Legal Agency
Devonshire St
Roxbury
Thorndike St
Postal
Raskind & Shuman
Waltham St
City
Appel
Harrison Ave
Spizer & Cooper
T.offman & CO
Leverett St
L. Lipson
Pleasant St
R. Wish &Co
Leverett ‘St
HUB Cycle CO
Cooper St
Remont St
Touraine
Stieff
Tremont St
Steinway
Hotel Touraine
Kimball Rich
Hallet & Davis
Hallet & Davis Square
Tremont&t
Otel Touraine
Pts
Stifeif
Tremont Street
Hotel
Sall Ae
Liverpool
Devonian
Boston & Albany Docks
Brom Docks
South Boston
Anglian
Boston & Maine
Charlestown
Wilson & Furness-Leyland Line, Ltd
Cancastrian
Restar
Antwerp
Manitou
N. Y
N. H
White Star Line
Queenstown
Liverpool Republic
Cymric
Cymric Boston
Mediterranean
Company
India Building
State St
Mera
Saxonia
Ivernia
Sylvania
Umbria
Lucania
Caronia
Etruria
Pannonia
the Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd
Chas. P. Sumner
Frudential Credit Company
Rooma
Universal Credit
Prudential Credit Company
STLEE
Hotel Tourane
Hardman
Gabler
Fischer
Wgsod Piano CO
J.B. Cook Piano CO
d&Su
Massac
Gregg and
Pitmanic
Massachusetts College OF Commerce
Huntington Ave
Cordon & Company P. O. Box
Bankers Loan Company
Court Square
Front Street
Worcester
Buddin
Cambridge St
Bowdoin Square
the People’s CO
S. B. Briggs
Washington St
Ladies’ Dressmaking and Millinery College
Milk St
Fectionery CO
Summer & Melcher Sts
South Station
Fuller-Greene Company
Lewis Wharf
Lovell & Covel CO
Fulton St
Tremont Tea CO
Kakas Bros
Tremont St. Hso- al
Central St
McDowell’s
Winter St
Broadway
Hancock St
Everett
Celeste
Boylston St
Apply R. L. Perry CO
Commerce St
Houghton & Ware
Place Box CO
Norfolk St
Cambridge
MODE
Belvidere
Aready
Century Cloak & Suit
CO. Mee
N. E
Betty St
Mystic
Commercial St
Willi
Feverett
S. Lacy
Court St
Europe
Columbus Ave
Acne St
Boston Commercial College
Glenwood
Blaisdell
Main St
Winter Hill
Emnai
Cummings’ Trunk
Kingston St
Fremont Place
Mattapan
South End
Hamburg St
Shawmut Ave
Belvidere St
Maple Homestead
R. F. DB
Newmarket
Atlantic Ave
Lynn Station
Thomas Stone Boat Building CO
Humphrey St
Swampscott, Mass
West End Dispensary
Bowdoin Sq
Cor. Compton and
Tremont Sts
Castle Sq
Edwin R. Spinney
K St
S. Boston
Fourth St
Emerson St
Union
Master Plumbers’ Association
Coyne Bros
Cincinnati
St. Louis
10Th Ave
New
State Steam Engineering School
Haverhill St
North Union Station
Joyce Coyne
M. E
Sala
Ptece Te Egastisnssenes-Ereseceteeer Eenses
R. R. Donnelly & Sons CO
Franklin School
Massachusetts Corporation
Haverhill
Hanover St
H. Robbins & CO
Causeway St
Civil Service School
Dartmouth St
Auburndale
the Post
Carpenters
Washington and
Beacon Sts
Brookline
Crosby Steam Gage & Valve CO
Roland St
Sullivan Square
Ston Auto School
Albert
Houghton & Warr
L. Cohen
Boston Bolt CO
Franklin St
Itey
GEO. F. Daniels Co
Liberty Sq
Hill's Market
South Framingham
Century
Warren St
Collins
Ee Lab
Troy Bros & CO
Esty
Langham Hotel
Washington Et
Powell St
Prospect St
M. Baxter
Lancaster St
Albee's
Blackstone St
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co
Providence
A. M. Graham
Battery Wharf
Summer Street
Coria
R. I
Southern Pacific Company
Shreveport
Texas
Mexico
Utah
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Oregon
Hawaiian Islands
Philippine Islands
China
Japan
Australia
New Orleans
Mississippi
Central America
L.j.spence
G.E.F.A
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
Uesdauy
F. P. Wing
Cer Central Wharf
Nova Scotia
Cape Bre von
Prince Edward Island
Newfoundland
Union Wharf
Halifax
Hawkesbury
Charlottetown
Maritime Provinces
Warren Line
Sachem
Michigan
Sagamore
Tioosac
Warren & CO
Milk Street
Dominion Atlantic Railway Steamship Line
Long Wharf
Foot State
J. KF. Masters
N. Sept
Heinemann
Marshall
Slye
Dudley St. L
Sta
Pense Secret Service
Main
Secret Service
Court
Massachusetts Normal Art School
Cor, Newbury and
Exeter Sts
G. H. Bartlett
Flounce Ave
Revere Beach
CLRR
Boulevard
Revere
Boston St
Andrew Sq
Edward Breault
South
Rogers Ave
Somerville
Ida M. Staples
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Julia R
W.) Potter
Saratoga Springs
Sarah L. Wood
Saratoga
Eliot Five Cents Savings Bank
Institution For Savings
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Daniel G. Johnson
Lebanon
Greenleaf Pierce
County of
York
Ola Colony & Newport Railroad
Colonial Loan CO
P. O
d&Suatt Franklin Loan CO
School St
Tolman
Bromfield St
Tremont
Workincmen’s Loan Association
Robert Treac Paine
Treas
Beacon
Pilgrim Investment CO
Massachusetts Ave
HUB Loan CO
Astrology
Zabola
Hanover
Dawyer Chas. GC
A Len
Thos. Snow & Sons
North Market St
Board OF Police
John P. Joyce
William F. Joyce
John P. Joyce & Co
Howard Street
Thomas Ryan
Weinstein
Dr. Hallock
Dr. Hallock Drug Co
Sudbury St
A. Hargrove
Dover Sta L Road
W. E. Simmons
Hollis ST
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