Maine Fleet Heads to Oyster Bay for Roosevelt Review
Camden Maine Aug 30 the seven battleships and five torpedo boats of the Maine coast fleet sailed for Oyster Bay to join the grand naval review before President Roosevelt Part of the squadron will return to Bar Harbor next Thursday and stay in Frenchman Bay until Sept 20 Officers and crews joined the Conway memorial parade today The ships included Maine Kearsarge Alabama Missouri Indiana Kentucky and Iowa and destroyers Lawrence Whipple Truxton Worden and McDonough
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Camden
Maine
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Bar Harbor
Frenchman's Bay
Kearsarge
Alabama
Missouri
Indiana
Kentucky
Iowa
Lawrence
Whipple
Truxton
Worden
McDonough
Indictments Against Standard Oil. Railroads Cancel Rates
Assistant Commissioner Herbert Knox Smith says railroads canceled the rate that helped Standard Oil win Southwestern markets. The Standard refused to bill shipments under that rate even before cancellation, showing the law’s force. Smith’s hand is sore from numbering 6428 counts across 19 indictments after grand jury action.
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Washington
Herbert Knox Smith
Bureau of Corporations
Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Department of Commerce and Labor
Waterfront Fish Fleet Brings In Large Mixed Catch
A fleet of 16 vessels arrived at the fish pier with haddock, cod, hake and pollock totaling about 267,500 pounds. Special catches included the Victor with 5000 mackerel and the Evelyn with 800, plus four swordfish trips by the Madeline, Margaret Dillon, Dorcas, and Eva Mildred. Prices ranged from 6 1 4 to 2 1 2 cents per pound. The steam trawler Spray reported a 46,000 pound mixed catch while Captain Oliver Thomas boosted weekly totals.
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Evelyn
Madeline
Margaret Dillon
Dorcas
Eva Mildred
Portland
Haddock
Oliver Thomas
Dexter Malone
Fannie Belle Atwood
Georges
T Wharf
United States Treasury
Engineer Corps
Revenue Cutter Service
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Hopkins
Lillie
United Fruit Company
Port Antonio
Long Wharf
Leyland Line
Columbian
R. F. Masters
Hoosac
Charlestown
London
Imaum
Delaware
Java
American Sugar Refinery Company
Boston
Shipping News Roundup Aug 81 Almanac Details Arrived Vessels
Miniature almanac lists sun and moon times, tides and high water. It records arrivals of numerous steamers and schooners from Boston Halifax Yarmouth St John Sydney and others, with cargoes bananas and general goods, including several to load for New York or Baltimore.
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Lillie
Hopkins
Port Antonio
Jam
Boston
Haines
Yarmouth
N. S
A. W. Perry
Hawes
Halifax
Sydney
C. B
Huron
Thompson
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Kershaw
Bond
Baltimore
Norfolk
Herman Winter
Crowell
H. F. Dimock
Baker, Cto
City of
Liverpool
Queenstown
Daltonhall
Calvin Austin
Philadelphia
Santiago
James S. Whitney
Swatara
Marion
Silver Brook
Clark's Point
Molino
Scranton
Hoboken
John F. Lewis
Nottingham
Port Johnson
Salem
Laura C. Hall
River Hebert
Maggie Miller
H. R. Emerson
Hopewell Cape
Virginian
Port Greville
Cyrene
Gazelle
Plympton
Hattie C
Windsor
Clara A. Donnell
Kennebec
Manchester
Hudson
Rondout
N. J
Nantasket
Caracciolo
Ital
Buenos Ayres
Strathisla
Rockefeller denies sale of St. Paul to Union Pacific
New York August 20 William Rockefeller said the Union Pacific has not bought control of the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul line and declined to speculate on future purchases. He noted the books are closed and would not know of any stock purchases. He also said James H. Smith is abroad and he does not know if Smith has sold holdings.
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New York
William Rockefeller
Union Pacific Railway Company
Chicago, Milwaukee& St. Paul Road
Rockefeller
St. Paul
James H. Smith
Lake Winnipesaukee Excursion On Boston & Maine R R
The Boston and Maine Railroad announces its first annual excursion to Lake Winnipesaukee on Saturday September 1 for 2.00 round trip. Trains leave Boston at 8 20 a m with a connection at Alton Bay to the Mt Washington steamer for a 60 mile lake cruise lasting about five hours. Tickets available at Boston City Ticket Office 322 Washington Street and at Union Station.
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Lake Winnipesaukee
Boston & Maine R. R
Boston
New Hampshire
Alton Bay
Winnipesaukee
Mt. Washington
Presidential Range
Sandwich Range
Boston City
Washington Street
Identify Attleboro Attacker in North Attleboro Robbery Case
Henry Lafriere’s alibi for the $3000 North Attleboro hold-up is challenged by two witnesses who place him with co-defendant William Bebeau at the scene. Bebeau admits complicity and swears Lafriere was in Pawtucket when the robbery occurred. Witnesses John McNeil and Miss Maud A. Card testify Lafriere was present. Bebeau is identified by Arthur Green and reporters Cooney and Carroll.
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Attleboro
Henry Lafriere
Arthur Green
North Attleboro
William Bebeau
Bebeanu
Lafriere
Special New Haven Railroad excursion Boston to Newport
A limited Labor Day special from Boston to Newport and return is offered by the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad for one dollar round trip. Tickets should be secured in advance due to heavy demand and fixed seating capacity.
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Boston
Newport
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
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