Active fish trade sustains market receipts and demand
The local fish market shows steady to firm activity with heavy receipts and strong retail demand for fresh fish. Cod and mackerel supplies are mixed, with winter quarters underway for Provincetown fleets and prices holding across species. canned fish, sugar, and grains move with cautious firmness.
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Provincetown
Cape Shore
Boston
Oregon
Nova Scotia
Providence River
Cape
Boston Fish Bureau
Nice Peos
American Sugar Refineries Company
Revere
Belmonta
New York
London
Funeral of Colonel Clapp at First Church in Boston
The funeral for Colonel W. W. Clapp was held yesterday at the First Church corner Marlborough and Berkeley. Prayers were said at his Vendome residence by Rev. E. A. Horton. Attending were representatives from the Boston Press Club and Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association, with floral offerings from the Journal office and Press Club. A male quartet sang works as the Rev. Stopford Brooke conducted the burial service, and interment followed at Mt. Auburn.
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W. W. Clapp
Marlborough and
Berkeley Streets
Colonel Clapp
Vendome
E. A. Horton
Boston Press Club
X. R. Haskell
The
Herald
Charles H. Taylor
the Globe
Henry R. Chamberlain
the Journal
Herbert Dadercoch
Record
W. D. Quint
News
B. L. Beal
Post
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
Frederick W. Lincoln
Newton Talbot
O. M. Wentworth
Erastus B. Badger
Henry A. Turner
William Carpenter
James 8. Wingate
Boston Journal
Press Club
Stopford Brooke
Clapp
George J. Parker
George W. Want
A. B. Hitchcock
D. M. Babcock
Charles P. Strong
Grenville H. Norcross
William H. Burlen
Gannett Wells
Clement Houghton
Mt. Auburn
Receipts and Shipments for Prime Fresh Meat and Sheep
Receipts total 55 000 with shipments 6000 showing steady prices for prime mixed and packers at 3 75 to 3 85 and prime heavy at 3 90 to 3 95. Light cuts 3 40 to 3 70. Sheep receipts 6000 with shipments 1200 firmer and steady. native ewes 4 25, wethers 4 40 to 5 00, Westerns 4 30 to 4 45, lambs 3 75 to 4 50.
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Michigan
New York
Chicago
Western
Choice
Western Choice
Sage
Liverpool
Choice Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Burbanks
White Star
Bush
Rose
Hebrons
Houston
Arostook Hebrons
Jersey
Choice City
London Wool Sales Report Dec 11 Bales Offered and Prices
London wool sales saw 10 959 bales offered with New South Wales predominating and a brisk market for the better lots. Faulty and lower grades, especially Cape and Natal greasy, moved slowly as many lots were withdrawn. Falkland Island and Punta Arenas sale preceded regular bidding and Cape of Good Hope and Natal skins and Australian New Zealand skins sales followed with varying demand and price adjustments.
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London
New South Wales
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
South Australia
Queensland
Melbourne
Victoria
Tasmania
New Zealand
Falkland Island
Punta Arenas
Public School Union endorses multi party school committee ticket
A Boston Public School Union circular endorses a mixed Republican Democratic ticket for the school committee. The list includes seven renominated members and several notable figures, with endorsements from business leaders and civic names, and notes a Friday closing of several firms.
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Boston School Board
Public School Union
School Committee
Samuel D. Capen
Richard ©. Humphreys
Liberty D. Packard
Thomas E. Strange
Thomas J. Emery
Saliah B. Pingree
Soloman Schindler
J. P. C. Winstrip
Henry D. Huggan
John J. Kennedy
World Fair directors seek 5 million Congress aid
Curcago Ill December 11 The Chicago World’s Fair directors plan to ask Congress to take stock in the Fair for five million dollars. The proposal has been endorsed by the World’s Fair delegates from Chicago and meets with general approval.
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Curcaco
Ill
Chicago
Congress
Crank at Large Then Shoots at Newton House
Doctors Sullivan and Prior removed a ball lodged in the forearm after a pistol shot in a greenhouse. The 32 caliber bull dog pistol was found at the scene. Chief Richards seeks the shooter, described maniac as wearing a black coat, gray ulster shed yesterday. Residents report a suspicious character loitering near the Newton home. The community and police remain on alert for the dangerous crank.
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Sullivan
Prior
Young Newton
Richards
Crank
Newton House
Case Deepens in Charles Newton Shooting Mystery
Maven December 11 police chief and Officer Enwright investigate the Newton case. Neighbors split on suicide or attempted murder by a crank. The assailant is described as a bearded man with a scar, revolver recovered, bullets shortened, Newton weak but improving, detectives to watch premises for tomorrow developments.
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Maven
Enwright
Charles Newton
Young Newton
Newton
Richards
Midnight House of Refuge Opens in Boston North End
A midnight refuge for distressed women is planned for New Year’s night in Boston’s North End modeled after New York Philadelphia and Chicago missions. It will aid degraded women regardless of denomination, provide meals comfort and help to earn honest wages. A self supporting annex is proposed for the dying and homeless. Nine Boston hospitals recently refused admittance to an outcast woman, underscoring the need for shelter and charity. Subscriptions may be sent to Rev. Rufus Toby or to the Post.
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North End
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Magdalen
Boston
Rufus
Toby
Berkeley Temple
Nothing Like Leather Our Boot and Shoe Men
Observations by experts on New England’s leading footwear industry detailing retail, manufacturer and distribution viewpoints. Notable names include W L Sage J M Arnold E J McGarry Hector Lynch C P Langlois and Ed D Deming. Russian calf russet leather praised for durability and waterproof qualities.
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W.L. Sage
Colchester
J. M. Arnold
J. M. Arnold Shoe Company
Bangor
Boston
E. J. McGarry
Curtis & Wheeler
Hector Lynch
Stoward & Foster
Summer
South
Hector
Texas
Charley
C. P. Langlois
M. A. Packard & Co
Lincoln
Devonshire
Mason & Dixon
Brockton
Charles Langlois
Post
Jameson & Knowles
Winter Street
Russia
Ed D. Deming
Deming
West
F. H. Nazro
Johnson, Moody & Co
Boston Boot & Shoe Club
Finest Boston milk for physicians families and patients
A Boston notice promotes morning milk from carefully inspected cows. It is delivered in glass jars to subscribers around noon and sourced from cows fed the best foods with no ensilage or brewer’s refuse. The American Health Supply Co. at 130 Boylston Street urges families to call or mail for a supply, noting its value for children and its presence at lunch tables.
Beverly Yacht Club Annual Officers Elected
Beverly Yacht Club annual meeting last evening elected officers for the coming year with Commodore H. P. Benson, Vice Commodore G. H. Richards, Secretary and Treasurer R. C. Robbins, Measurer W. L. Jeffries, and regatta committee Edwards Cabot Jeffries Hardy and E. Cushing.
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Beverly Yacht Club
G. H. Richards
H. P. Benson
R. C. Robbins
W. L. Jeffries
Dry Goods Clerks Benefit Dance in Boston Hall
A large crowd attended the Dry Goods Clerks Benefit Association of Boston at Odd Fellows Hall last evening. About 350 couples enjoyed a concert, dancing until midnight, then supper, and dancing again toward daybreak. James Bell served as floor director with James Beattie and ten aides assisting.
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Julia Ward Howe
Samuel Johnson
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Anna ©. Lowell
Francis Parkman
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Wm. B. Rogers
William G. Russell
George H. Shattuck
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Salome Merritt
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Frances E. BiLurnas
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J. C. Converse & Co
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Whitney, Crain & Marr
Anderson, Heith & Co
Parker, Wilder & Co
J.C. Kinrage & Co
Conant, Woods & Co
Sargent Bros. & Co
Baldwin & Curry
C. Waite & Co
A. A. Turrill & Co
Wellington Bros. & Co
Cushing, Pierce & Co
Clement, Tasker & Co
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Perkins & Jewett
Crossman & Aiken
Tyler, McInnes & Co
S. H. Pearcs & Co
O. A. Willard & Co
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George W. Ryley & Co
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Wheelwright & Cormerais
Thayer, Badger & Plimpton
George S. Winslow & Co
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Midnight House OF Refuge
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Lion
Very Best of
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Washington
Converser& Pike
Federal St
B.C. Young & CO
Tremont Street
A. Shuman & Co
Summer and
Washington Street
Jdameson & Knowles
Winter St
Pinkney Street
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Hoston
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Mass
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Sudbury St
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Verdell, Ferrera
Lewis Wharf
Florida
Gate City
Snow & CO
Fulton Street
Sampson
Almeria
S. S
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Austrian
Neptune
Fire Aad Ins.co
Neptune Fire and Marine Insurance Company
WM. W. Case
Fameio Hall National Bank OF Boston
South Market Street
T. G. Hiler
American Hele Telephone Company
William RE. Driver
Connecticut River Railroad Company
Seth Hunt
Springfield
PoListe
A. W. Willeler & CO
Hanover St
Sullivan Brothers
Gardner PV. Kingsley
Manion Eastburn
South Boston
David Henshaw
Davin
Broadway
Murphy
Howes
Catherine E. Sullivan
Pennis Sullivan
Dennis Sullivan
Sullivan Bros., Auctioneers
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County of Satffolk
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Bos On
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Julia Mebonough
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Mary Say
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Elijah George
Register
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Sarah Stevens
Nathaniel N. James
Middlesex
Cambridge
George M. Brooks
J. H. Tyler
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Parah Kelley
Adinx
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Kate McCurley
Joseph NI
Pastene
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Kate Lessig
Arthur J. McLeod
Henry A. Ditron
Lillian A. Ditson
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Alert Whiting
Mc Tice
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Ellen A. Cain
J. W. Morrison