Fishermen report strong market as boats dock at Cape shore
A fleet of 10 fishermen arrived at T wharf with four trips sold while the rest reached too late for market. Vessels including the Athena Rose Standish Teresa and Alice Annie and Jennie Rita A Viator and Wasnakie sold fish totaling 194 900 pounds. Haddock and cod fetched high prices despite rough weather, with a Pontiac captain noting a first great dory fisherman achievement. The Pontiacs two week voyage yielded about 1800 dollars for crew, and other captains like James Goodwin and Enos Nickerson celebrated sizable catches. Additional items cover ships Brynhilda Marquette Cymric cargo volumes and a Kenosha steamer leak plus other coastal incidents.
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T Wharf
Athena
Rose Standish
Teresa
Alice
Annie
Jennie
Rita A
Viator
Wasnakie
Haddock
Hake
Pollock
Pontiacoss
Pontiac
Enos Nickerson
Cape Shore
James Goodwin
Sadie Ross
Scituate
Joe Ross
Brynhilda
Buenos Ayres
Shipping News Miniature Almanac
Shipping data for December ships and arrivals. Lists steamers, schooners, tugs, and barges arriving at Boston or New York ports with consignments to Progreso Nantucket Gloucester and Baltimore among others. Includes sailings to Liverpool Baltimore New York and Philadelphia and references to weather and daylight timings.
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Bjorgvin
Landing
Progreso
Mex
Naccochee
Burroughs
New York
H. F. Dimock
Crowell
Nantucket
Nickerson
Norfolk
Malden
Smith
Baltimore
Melrose
Frostad, Co
Old Colony
Geers
City of Everett
Tucker
Philadelphia
S. O. Co
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Mass
Eugenie
Hutchins
Millbridge
Sunbeam
Campbell
Kennebec
Conestoga
Hammond
Scituate
Monitor
Tunnel Ridge
Honey Brook
Port Johnson
O. Co
Cymric
Liverpool
Evolution
Halls’ Harbor
N. S.S
Window
Artemisia
Ylamburg
Catalone
Louisburg
City of Macon
Santiago
Boston
Yarmouth
Nacoochee
Savannah
Persian
Howard
North America
Weehawken
Albany
Riverside
Edgewater
Lehigh
Perth Amboy
Buttress
Blue Bird
Burden
Ontario
Guttenburg
N. J
Metacomet
Ellenville
Pilgrim
Lecranton
Hoboken
Hopatcong
Lynn
Waverly
Tobyhanna
Monocacy
Tulpehocken
Thomaston
New
Marine Eye Remedy Incures Eye Health Eye Comfort Eye Beauty
Marine Eye Remedy promotes a product line aimed at eye health comfort and beauty. The copy highlights claimed benefits for vision support and soothing effect, listing ingredients and usage directions for daily application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Eye
Many Surprises in City Elections In Haverhill
Mayor Wood and allies claim the charter aimed to defeat him as they note a majority vote rule. A mayor and four Aldermen now govern the city. Miss Ann Wheeler, age 76, wins a School Board seat with near top votes.
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Wood
Haverhill
Ann Wheeler
Miss Wheeler
Gloucester no license vote marks first under new system
Gloucester voters swung the city to no license by 196 with Henry H Parsons of the People’s party winning the mayoralty by 1231. The election under the new commission charter drew 4200 ballots, the largest for the city and the license issue dominated campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Henry H. Parsons
People’s Party
Henry Hi. Parsons
Ciss
William W. French
Augustus Hibbard
Dotty Dimple and companions by Sophie May
A listing of titles by various authors including Sophie May works such as Dotty Dimple at Way and Dotty Dimple Out West, plus additional titles like Little Prudy and Story Book, and other authors Burnett Penrose Stevenson.
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Pusssy Meow
S. Louise Patterson
Shaggy Coat
Clarence Hawkes
Dotty Dimple
Sophie May
Dotty
Little Prudy
Sister Susy
Captain Horace
Cousin Grace
Editha
Burnett
Penrose
Child
Stevenson
Springfield Mayor Sanderson Re-elected in Plurality Victory
William S. Sanderson, Republican, was re-elected mayor of Springfield by a plurality of 625 votes over Democrat James RB Carroll who conducted a lively campaign. In Fall River, Mayor John T. Coughlin, Democrat, was chosen for a third term.
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William S. Sanderson
Springfield
James RB. Carroll
Fall River
John T. Coughlin
Page 9 Teases Detailed Elections Coverage
A note points readers to page 9 for detailed election stories. It signals comprehensive political reporting and multiple races likely covered in depth on that page.
Lynn Chooses Rich Democratic Mayor in Lynn
James E. Rich a Democrat was elected Lynn mayor defeating incumbent Thomas I. Porter 8011 to 5458 a 2553 majority in a city once strongly Republican. No license forces carried the vote 7054 to 6629 delaying the result with church bells ringing.
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Boston
Malden
G. Louis Richards
George Howard Fail
Mr. Fail
Lances
Mr. Fall
Lynn
James Rich
Thomas F. Porter
James E. Rich
Thomas I. Porter
Nolicense
Rich
Kneisel Quartet Delivers Intimate Fenway Court Recital
The Kneisel quartet presented Schumann in A major Op.41 No.3 with Arthur Foote at the piano, followed by D Albert’s quartet scherzo and Grieg unfinished quartet in F posthumous movements. Foote’s straightforward playing conveyed a personal, unpretentious concert atmosphere and strong expressive intent.
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Kneisel Quartet
Fenway Court
Schumann
Arthur Foote
D’albert
Greig
Mr. Foote
Foote
Boston
Knessels
Grieg
Boy's Missile Hits Policeman in Eye at Bonfire Crowd
A youth hurled a missile during a bonfire crowd at the corner of O and Second in South Boston last night, striking Patrolman William Innis of Station 12 in the eye. He received treatment then was excused from duty at the station.
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O and
Second Streets
Boston
William Innis
Station 12
Innis
Twenty Five Years Old Massachusetts Accident Company
The Massachusetts Accident Company marked 25 years since its founding by George B. McNeill with a Quincy House conference of agency staff from New England and a banquet. President G Leonard McNeill, son of the founder, acted as toastmaster. over 175 attended, including directors, policy holders, and notable underwriting officials. The event focused on reminiscence and entertainment rather than speeches.
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Massachusetts Accident Company
George BE. McNeill
Quincy House
New England
G. Leonard McNeill
Forged mayor Bruce name swindles Everett florist
Election night in Everett yielded a sensational fraud when a well dressed man forged Mayor Bruce's signature on checks to buy flowers. He posed as Daniel Clark, claiming the mayor owed him for a deal and received cash from Tilton's shop before repeating the ruse later the same day.
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Everett
Bruce
Clifford FE. Tilton
Norwood Street
Lexington Street
Winthrop National Bank of Boston
Charles Bruce
Daniel Clark
Clark
Tilton
Cubs Awarded 1908 National League Championship
The Chicago Cubs were formally awarded the 1908 National League title at a meeting. The world champions designation will be conferred later by the National Commission.
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New York
Chicago Cubs
National Commission
Evangelical Gatherings and Talks Across Greater Boston
The arrival of Rabbi Stephen A. Wise of the Free Synagogue of New York for a city visit prompts interest after his recent critique of New York officials. Evangelists The Scottish Sankey and Samuel Lindsay plan an American tour. American Board and Congregational Brotherhood prepare fall meetings in Minneapolis. The Cambridge Association of Unitarian ministers meets at Rev. E. H. Hall’s Craige Street home. Laymen's Campaign shows strong fundraising momentum with likely full pledges. Methodist ministers hold a Monday meeting tied to the Bromfield Street Church all day convention.
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Stephen A. Wise
Free Synagogue of
New York
Jerome
Richard Croker
Europe
Cambridge Association of Unitarian Ministers
E. H. Hall
Craigie Street
Bromfield Street
De Oro Beats Hueston in World Three Cushion Match
Alfred De Oro of Cuba defeats Thomas Hueston 50 to 25 in the second block, boosting his total to 100 points while Hueston has 69. Fifty points remain to be played in the world championship contest.
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ST. Louis
Alfred de Oro
Cuba
Thomas A. Hueston
de Oro
Hueston
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Henry Siegel Co
Washington and
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United
Siegel
Rochester
St. George
Henry Siegel
Stein-Bloch
House Coats
Schmeisser
Gautain W. G. Cutler
Norman
Gloucester Harbor
Red Star
Marquette
Antwerp
Gpac
White Star Line
Queenstown
George C. Bosson, Jr
Joseph C. Fisher
Alice Lower
Joseph Healy
Alex White and Family
Cambridge
A. W. Dowd
Charles A. Kabley
Worcester
Josephine P. Kelton
Washington
B. Johnson
G. M. Johnson
Kenosha
Soderburg
Delaware
Albany Street
Merchants & Miners
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Black Diamond Line
J. S. Glover
C. B
London
Dominion Coal Company
Bobs
Parrsboro
Masnet
Shipping News
Stesass
John S. Kent
Brockton
Eugene H. Moore
Parsons
ASAHI
Steerer Eee
Salem
John EF. Hurley
Good Government Association
Board of Aldermen
George BE. Merchant
Isaac
Bate
John A. Stoddart
Viennese Orchestra
Washington and Essex Sts
Lavalliers
Jack London
Crisis
Winston Churchill
Peter Stirling
Paul Leicester Ford
Little Minister
J. M. Barrie
O. N
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Mirian Michelson
Indiana
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St. Elmo
Augusta Evans
A. F E. W. Mason
Harry Leon Wilson
Zenda
Anthony Hope
Charles Major
Rupert of Hentzau
Black Beauty
Anna Sewell
Black Rock
Ralph Connor
Charles Reade
Jessie Fothergill
Helen
John Habberton
E. D. FE. N. Southworth
Yshmael
E. D. E. N. Southworth
Little Fook
Tribune
A. Eugene Field
The
R. D. Blackmore
John Bunyan
Edgar Allan Poe
Daniel Defoe
Sherlock Holmes
A. Conanoyle
Tom Brown
Thomas Hughes
Harriet Beecher
Stowe Wide
Susan Warner
Kingsley
Vanity Fair
Thackeray
Thelma
Marie Corelli
R. L. Stevenson
Hall Caine
Margaret Sidney
A. Sewell
Beautiful Joe
Marshall Saunders
Nathan P. Avery
Holyoke
Democratic
Burnes Ma
Hneisel
Olin Downes
Cubs
Greater Boston
Sankey
William McEwan
Samuel Lindsay
United States
American Board
Congregational Brotherhood
Minneapolis
Hamimal
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Riker - Jaynes
Red Cross
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