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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1898

Page

7

Cape Cod gale strands Montezuma near South Boston

The coasting schooner Montezuma broke adrift amid Sunday’s gale and sank against the New England wharves in South Boston after drifting from anchors off the Cape. Owned by John Carter of Beverly, the 1856 Essex-built vessel valued under $1000 lies wrecked as salvage efforts continue.

Bath Launches Coal Barge No 7 To Fill Harbor Gap

Bath sees coal barge No 7 enter service owned by Consolidation Coal Co of Baltimore to fill harbor losses from the blizzard. The 898 ton vessel, 195 ft long, 34 ft 9 in beam, 17 ft deep, will be commanded by Captain J. K. Lewis. Reports show weekly exports rose to 3 ,- million with imports at 762 984. Other notes include Frank Gurney building a 65 ft steam yacht in Marblehead, and Arthur Sewall planning multiple 8500-ton steel ships. Eight fishing boats arrived with about 60,000 pounds of fish. The Bessie M. Devine made four salt cod trips on Grand Banks. Bark Freeman sails from Wellington for Newcastle and Macassar, possibly for Bath. Captain Marr to take command of a 27-ton vessel in Bath. Lake captains return home as coast deliveries resume. Captain Jackson reports sighting a Lake barlge Porter near Sable Island. vessel abandoned due to a leak. Steamer Prince George and Prince Edward schedules noted. Seraphine sold for lightering operations. Charles E Schmidt to be floated at Pigeon Cove.

Cape Cod Montezuma New England South Boston Samuel Colson Boston Maine John Carter Beverly Essex L. B. Currie Rum Cay T. I Nathaniel P. Doane Roger Sears Fiske Providence Sarah W. Lawrence Portland Alfred Sorensen Calvin F. Baker Brewsters Dallas Hull Pemberton Abel FE Babcock Albert L. Butler Peaked Hill J. G. Thompson J. M. Eaton Rockport Pigeon Cove Webster Sophia Joshua Lovett Wesley A. Gove William H. Clark Sweetale Island C. A. White Gloucester Tremont National Dock Bay Thompson's Island Bath Consolidation Coal Company of Baltimore J. K. Lewis Frank Gurney Central Iron Works East Boston Marblehead Arthur Sewall Nicaraguan Bessie M. Devine Grand Banks Freeman R. R. Freeman Wellington N. Z Newcastle Macassar Here Marr Kennebec James Jackson Warrier Bridgewater Sable Island Porter Procyon Lakes Aragon Collin Smith

Ohio in Simpson's dry dock to be towed for repairs

The four masted Wilson liner Ohio, repaired after running aground at Spectacle Island, will be moved to New York for further repairs after temporary patching. With no Wilson steamers available to carry cargo to Hull, the Massapequa, owned by T Hogan & Sons, was chartered to carry the cargo, reaching New York from Hull and Queenstown.

Ohio Simpson's Dry Dock Spectacle Island New York Erie Basin Hull Captain Cook Queenstown T. Hogan & Sons of Wilson Line

Copper Stocks Rally as Rhode Island Mine Draws Interest

The market closes strong with copper shares firm led by Boston and Montana and Butte & Boston. Rhode Island mine in Michigan’s Portage Lake district draws attention after a large oversubscribed offering. details on geology and nearby veins cited. Passenger and freight earnings for Fitchburg Railroad show mixed results while Cripple Creek stock weakness and Bay State Gas bid activity appear. PINKHAM.

Boston Osceola Butte & Boston Rhode Island Portage Lake Houghton County Lake Superior Mich Town 55 Range 32 Upper Peninsula Michigan Franklin, Jr Quincy Graham Pope No. 1 Calumet & Hecla Fitchburg Railroad Company Neotes Cripple Creek Bay State Gas Mining Gazette Houghton, Mich Tecumseh Swift & Co Union Land Adventure Winona Centennial New England Gas and Coke Thomases Baltic Atlantic Atlantic Company Lode Pinkham

New Steamship Line to Copenhagen and Stettin Highlighted

The Post recalls a proposed steamship link to Copenhagen and Stettin. Yesterday the Danish steel screw steamer Georgios I capt Blam arrived from Copenhagen, 1033 tons net, 26012 feet long, bound for Mystic wharf to unload about 250 tons and reload outward merchandise before sailing to New York for inward cargo.

Here Copenhagen Stettin Georgios I Blam John Lowe Mystic Wharf New York

German Prince Friedrich Wilhelm to Visit Incognito

Berlin and London papers state Prince Friedrich Wilhelm oldest son of Emperor William will visit the United States incognito in spring. He is eighteen, tall and athletic, a bright student. He and younger brother Prince Fritz enjoy hunting. tour will be chaperoned by a tutor and a valet. Queen Victoria will visit Coburg in April to meet her grandson Kaiser Wilhelm.

New York Berlin London Friedrich Wilhelm William Kitel Fritz United States Victoria Coburg Germany Kaiser Wilhelm

Boston Stock Exchange Official Daily Prices

Official report shows the day’s highest and lowest prices and the closing, bid and asked figures for Boston Stock Exchange sales.

Changes on the L Road Assigns Four New Superintendents

Richard Laffin moves to Division 6 replacing John H. Studley who goes to the legal department. Herbert A. Pasho transfers to Division 7 with Joseph Dee moving to maintenance of ways. Fred H. Stearns becomes Division 9 head after serving as chief inspector. Arthur W. Senter leads the new employment division from Division 2. Edward J. McClench of Division 4 East Boston will be transferred away from East Boston district.

L” Road Richard Laffin John H. Studley Herbert A. Pasho Joseph Dee Department Fred H. Stearns Mr. Stearns Arthur W. Senter Edward J. McClench East Boston

Schooner Wes ley M. Oler Reports Crippled in Bermuda

A cablegram to the owner states the four masted schooner Wes ley M. Oler left New Orleans on Nov 7 bound for Boston with 5000 barrels of molasses. She put into Bermuda Sunday in a crippled condition and her engineer was swept overboard.

Wesley M. Oler New Orleans Boston Bermuda

Methodist teachers vote to request no license sermons

The Methodist teachers urged preachers to deliver no license sermons next Sunday. Dr. L B Bates cited Forest Hills and Ward 11 voting for licenses while saloons should be placed in the North End. Dr. Upham noted General Martin opposes licenses in suburban districts and would vote no license in Dorchester if votes by section govern licenses.

L. B. Bates Forest Hills Ward 11 North End Upham Martin Dorchester

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