Fleet at T Wharf Reports Mixed Fish by Vessels and Weather
Six vessels huddle at T wharf with 87 500 pounds of fresh mixed fish including haddock cod and hake. Detailed tonnage and cargo per ship listed, weather mild on grounds boosts hopes for larger fleet today. Other ships include Anglian from London and Alexandre from Copenhagen with cargoes and passenger notes.
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T Wharf
Helen B. Thomas
Mildred V. Nunan
Seaconnet
Etta Mildred
Flavilla
Kernwood
Seaconet
Leyland Line
Anglian
Toozes
London
Grand Junction Docks
William Beresford
Fred Ripe
England
Bostonian
Alexandra
Thomsen
Copenhagen
Christiania
L. P. Holmblad
Hoosac
Boston
Yarmouth
James E. McEachern
Archie D. McDonald
Gloucester
Lewis H. Giles
Angus Rowe
Agnes
United States
Admiral Farragut
Henshaw
Longwharf
Port Morant
Jam
John EB
Barry
James A. Reilly
J. Orville Gower
Harold Harty
Ellen Harty
Edna Kennedy
Rosetta Stewart
Godiva
New Haven
Mystic Wharf
Liverpool
Eng
Buenos Ayres
Glad Tidings
Edith V. Boynton
White Wings
Arlington
Auburndale
Kremlin
United Fruit Company
Shipping News Mini Almanac Details Arrivals and Sailed Slips
Shipping notes list arrivals including Anglian and several British and colonial vessels with cargoes of fruit and passengers. Sailed vessels include tugs, barges, and steamers moving to ports from Boston to Philadelphia and New York, with times and destinations. Additional entries cover Highland Light, Nacoochee and North Star movements and Chatham traffic on December 4.
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Anglian
Toozes
London
Frederick Leyland & Co
Burton
New York
City of
Boswell
Portsmouth
Perkins
N. H
P. N. Co. No. 12
Hampton
Honey Brook
Port Johnson
Salem
Here
Triton
H. Rutter
Thomas L. Parker
Hokendauqua
Perth Amboy
Boston
Buffalo
Burden
Sea King
Horace A. Allyn
Philadelphia
Portland
van Allens Boughtop
Nantasket
Hector
Tacony
Ardmore
Pemberton
Highland Light
Nacoochee
North Star
Chatham
Fassen
Ontario
Baltimore
Norfolk
Gilt Edge Bowlers Open Season With Close Racing Promise
The Gilt Edge league kicks off its 10 week schedule with matches featuring B A A at the Commercial Club Brockton Arlington Boat Club at Dudley and Newtowne at Charlestown. The league known for high scores should stay tight as past seasons end with rivals close in standings and individual averages.
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Commercial Club
Brockton
Arlington Boat Club
Dudley
Newtowne
Charlestown
Massachusetts
Individual Averages in Local Track Meet Report
The page lists runners and their event averages from Calumet Highland Medford and neighboring clubs. Notable names include Carruth Mayo Libby Perry and Makien with performances around 15 to 16 thousand in their events. The standings show multiple clubs such as Colonial Arlington Medford and Pythian with varied scores and placements.
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W. L
W. L. Ave
Calumet
Old Dorch
Melrose H
Ghland
Colonial
W.t. Pins
A. Ave
Arlington
Allston
Winthrop
Carruth
Central
Mayo
Highland
Legate
Noddle
Philbrick
Brooks
Suibury
Odi Rexford
Simson
O. D
Perry
Pythian
Col. Road
Littlefield
Teel
Medford
Makien
Grove Hall
Miller
Libby
Everett
Pins and casino figures headline a noted financial update
The report lists figures for W. L. Pins and Riv. Casino with 89,989, Hunnewell 9 6 9,453, New Boat 7 59,868, Alls Golf 570,656, Maugus 669,686 and N. Gate 8 98,841 as part of a compact financial snapshot, reflecting measured earnings and asset totals across several entities.
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W. L. Pins
Ww. L. Pins. Riv.Casino
Hunnewell
New. Boat
Alls. Golf
Maugus
N. Gate
Socialists Rally at Faneuil Hall Draws Small Crowd
A sparse turnout at a Socialist rally in Faneuil Hall drew speeches from Dr. Howard A. Gibbs of Worcester and Chairman Patrick Mahoney who quipped about coverage in Boston papers. Speakers included George G. Cutting Stephen O’Leary Alderman candidate George G. Hall street commissioner candidate and Samantha H. Merrifield school committee candidate.
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Faneuil Hall
Howard A. Gibbs
Worcester
Patrick Mahoney
Boston
Massachusetts
Dr. Gibbs
George G. Cutting
Stephen O’leary
George G. Hall
Samantha H. Merrifield
Brighton Man Stricken With Heart Failure
George C. Davis of 24 Allston street Brighton a noted business and club man was attacked with heart failure while waiting for a car on Massachusetts Avenue last night and was taken to City Hospital in serious condition.
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George C. Davis
Allston Street
Brighton
Massachusetts Avenue
City Hospital
U.S. Officials Move Against Citizens' National Bank Leaders
United States Marshal Chandler and deputies proceed to Oberlin with warrants to arrest Citizens' National Bank President Beckwith and Cashier Spear after the bank failure.
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Cleveland, O
United States
Chandler
Oberlin
Beckwith
Spear
Citizens’ National Bank
Elks Memorial Service Held at Brookline Church
At the Harvard Church in Brookline Lodge 886 of the Elks held its annual memorial service yesterday afternoon. The program included several addresses and prayers led by Rev. Leonard K. Storrs.
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Harvard
Brookline
Lodge 886
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Leonard K. Storrs
Dorchester High Eyes Crown with Full Returning Roster
Dorchester High faces a potential title run as all five players from last season return, boosting chances for a championship. The team's continuity signals strong chemistry and experience for the upcoming campaign.
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Dorchester High
School Team Named for Season Assembling Players
Joe Fish captains the five with Brayley at forward roles. Barnstead and Ross pair at the back. Lawrence Kelley returns to centre after a snappy last year. The whole school backs the athletes for the forthcoming season.
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Joe Fish
Brayley
Barnstead
Ross
Lawrence Kelley
Showing the Way to a Permanent Kidney Cure
Malden resident J L Fairbanks testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his long standing kidney disorder with no relapse years after. He recounts heavy loins pain before treatment at Knight's Pharmacy and says the remedy benefited several friends as well. Sold by all dealers priced 50 cents Foster Milburn Buffalo NY agents for US Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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Boston
Malden
J. L. Fairbanks
Lowell St
Mass
Dean’sidney
Dean
Knight’s Pharmacy
Court St
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Planning for the New England Kennel Club Dog Show
The New England Kennel Club announces its 21st annual dog show at Mechanics' Building on February 21 22 28 and 24 1905. The prize list and classifications will largely mirror last year with updates by suggestion. Submit changes to H. E. Gero secretary 244 Washington Street before December 20.
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New England Kennel Club
Mechanics’ Building
H. E. Gero
Washington Street
Navy Eleven's Left End Made Captain for 1905
Annapolis Md Dec 4 Midshipman Douglas Legate Howard of the second class was named captain of the Navy football team for 1905 by the Naval Academy Athletic Association. Howard has played left end for two years and is the son of Captain T B Howard U S N in command of the U S S Nevada.
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Annapolis
Douglas Legate Howard
Navy
Naval Academy Athletic Association
Howard
Midshipmen
T. B. Howard
U. 8S. N
U. S
Nevada
Brockton Licenses Battle Intensifies in City Theater Rally
In Brockton on December 5 hundreds parade with badges reading To protect me vote No as saloon inroads loom. No party rallies in City Theatre opposing Yes speakers including Mrs. L M Lake of St Louis and Deacon Perkins of Manchester urge license debate while Father Dwyer and Senator Chamberlain critique.
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City Theatre
L. M. Lake
St. Louis
Yes
David W. Perkins
Franklin Congregational Church
Manchester
N. H
Soyed B. Chamberlain
Perkins
William J. Dwyer
Cambridge
Death Follows Dracut Affray in Saloon Fight
Albert Guy Petrue, 19, of Dracut, died at a Lowell hospital after a Friday saloon scuffle in which he was struck in the abdomen with a claw hammer. George Scully, 20, was arrested on a charge of assault with intent to kill. Petrue’s ante-mortem statement blamed rough fooling, while Scully denied intent.
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Lowell
Albert Guy Petrue
Dracut
George Scully
Petrue
Scully
Reward for papers lost on East Cambridge car
George J. Raymond of 12 Roseland Street Cambridge offers five thousand dollars for the return or information about his pocket book containing papers valued at twenty thousand dollars lost on an East Cambridge streetcar last April. He says the pocket was picked while aboard.
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George J. Raymond
Roseland Street
Cambridge
East Cambridge
Raymond
Bottles and Candles bowling scores from Greater Boston league
Best scores from last week in Greater Boston league play include team totals led by Arlington Boat Club and Mystic Valley at 2705, and top singles by Falkner Charles Town Mystic Valley at 610. Other top marks include Plympton Tremont Commercial 232 and team records at St James City 1431 with Gorham Rexford 321 individual.
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Greater Boston
Arlington Boat Club
Mystic Valley
Falkner
Charlestown
Plympton
Tremont
Commercial
St. James
City
Gorham
Rexford
Three Die in Denison Rooming House Fire
Three guests burned to death when a Denison rooming house burned today. Victims were John Unhnweiler of Dallas Albert Harris of Bakersville and Fred Anderson of Tennessee. Thirty-five guests escaped by leaping from second story windows.
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Denison, Tex
John Unhnweiler
Dallas
Texas
Albert Harris
Bakersville
Fred Anderson
Tennessee
Brookline Officer May Receive Humane Society Medal
A movement to honor Brookline Officer John Crory for halting a runaway pair of horses at personal risk is likely to be launched within days. Crory already holds one Humane Society medal for a drowning rescue at Hammond's Pond and may receive a second decoration from the society.
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John Crory
Brookline
Crory
Humane Society
Hammond’s Pond
Arlington Tug Of War Accepts Challenge At Monument Hall
The Arlington tug of war team agrees to face Chelsea at Monument Hall under the same referee as the last match. For more details contact Patrick Canty at 64 Beacon Street.
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Arlington
Chelsea
Monument Hall
Patrick Canty
Beacon Street
Lawrence Life Guards Prepare for Winter Athletic Meet
The Lawrence Life Guards plan to compete this winter with a relay team and a strong basketball squad. Teams seeking games should contact Manager Papkee in Medford. The Puritan A. A. of South Boston seeks basketball matches for reasonable guarantees on Wednesdays and Saturdays. contact H Ernest Rowe, 621 Third Street, South Boston.
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Lawrence Life Guards
Papkee
Medford
Puritan A. A
South Boston
H. Ernest Rowe
Third Street
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Broadway
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Shipping News
J. Newman & Sons Corp
Tremont St
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Mystic Valley League
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Waters
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King
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Morton
Lincoln
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Mass. Interclub League
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A.A
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Fletcher
Dow
Paul
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Newell
Smith
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Cole
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Webster
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Clarke
Finnigan
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Belby
Burdett
Greater
Boston League
Boston Pin League
Newton League
Commercial League
Mahan
Jack Mahan
Sudbury
ELKS
Brookline Church
Elmer Chickering
Brockton Astir
E. E. Plympton
Tremont Commercial League
Pepper
George Gorham
Rexford, City
Penniman, Telephone, Corporation
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Imperial Guards
Port Arthur
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Flolcombe
Curtis
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Marlo
Aldo Tuc Frroy
Woodford Metalyre
Andc Etico Carlotta Delmar Gilday
Fox
Gildersleeve
Townsend
Lawrence Crane
Margaret Scott
Gracie
Reynolds
Walton
Maud
Ares
Lin Aln Howard
Haymarket
Ellenry
Savage
Raymond Hitchcock
Vankee
Henry W. Savage
George Ade
Wallack’s Theatre
Della Fox
Rose Stahl and Company
Geo. W
Biograph
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Majestic Theatre
Bertha Galland
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Hall
N. Y. Casino
Eddie Foy
Alice Fischer
Robert E. Graham
Vinie Daly
John Hyams
Paul Conghas
Juggler
Gilve May Amelia
J. W. Abaugh, Jr
Summerville
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Matie Stock Co
Winter St
Riche
America
Aul Spadoni
Cinquevalli
Washington St.ear
Grand Olio
Webb Family
Ithe Bitchies
Clark
Parker
Humane Society Medal
Amena Bincuam
Clyde Fitch
Climbers
Frank Worthing
Henry Woodruff
the Frib Singham Mag
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Isaac B. Rich
Charles Frohman
E. J. Julia Sothern
Marlowe
Shakspere
Benedick
E. H. Sothern
Beatrice
Julia Marlowe
Hamlet
F. C. Whitney
Mme. Schumann-Heiae Ty
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Edwards
Wm. H. Crane
Colonial Theatre
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Boston Theatre
Lawrence McCarty
Primrose Minstrel Company
James H. Decker
Rathskeller
American House
Adams and
Scollay
Jordan Hall
DE Pachwiann
Symphony
Kali Baldwin
Bowdoin Scare
Mormars
M. McBurney
A. L. White
Mat
Wed
Indiana
Ross & Fenton
Symphony Hall
Sassoli
Davies
van Hoose
North
Giliber
Gcrand
Theo. Kremer
Julian Rosh
Board of Election Commissioners
Edward J. Donovan
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