Fleet of Fourteen Fishing Vessels at T Wharf and Local Cargoes
Fourteen fishing vessels arrived at T wharf with most from shore fisheries. Total landings reached 224,600 pounds including haddock 110,500 cod 55,700 hake 34,900 pollock 18,000 and cusk 5,500 pounds. Cusk came from Sadie M Nunan Olive FE Hutchins and Sylvie M Nunan. Prices ranged haddock 4½ cents, large cod 4 cents, market cod 3¾ cents, hake 1½ to 2½ cents, pollock 14½ cents, cusk 2 cents. The Spray planned maiden fishing trip after compass checks, under Captain Malone with mate William Hool. Other notes include Verdi lumber shipment to Argentina, oil cargoes for Standard Oil, Cambrian bound for London with mixed cargo, Ivernia arrival near schedule, and Penobscot voyage to Buenos Aires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Wharf
Haddock
Sadie M. Nunan
Olive FE. Hutchins
Sylvie M. Nunan
Commercial Wharf
Vessl
Henry PD. Malone
Dexter
William Hool
New England
C. Graffignn
Hark Verdi
Mystic Wharf
Verdi
Buenos Aires
Pollock Haddock
Fannie Prescott
Francis J O'ilare
Hoo
Rose Standish
Catharine Burke
Ooo
Seer One Harmony
Florida
Lillian McR
Mary Emerson
Schoorer
Hate
Bay of Islands N Es
Dangerous Derelict Sighted Off Coast by Onondaga Crew
Captain Bunnell of the Clyde line steamer Onondaga reports passing a sunken vessel about 150 feet long bottom up in 22 fathoms of water, with bright spars and sails dragging. The sighting occurred Tuesday at 8 a m in lat 37 20 north long 74 56 west near Lewis Wharf after arrival from Jacksonville and Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunnell
Clyde Line
Buteamer Onondaga
Lewis Wharf
Jacksonville
Charleston
Shipping News Miniature Almanac for December 15
Arrivals include United States battleship Louisiana from Rockland and steamers Ivernila Turner Queenstown with passengers and cargo to Boston Yarmouth Mystic Abbott Louisburg City of Augusta Savannah Gloucester Dizer Baltimore and more. Cleared steamers Cambrian Mystic Drachenfels Verd I Emulators and others. sailed vessels include Louisburg craft and several schooners all bound for various ports from Newport News to Philadelphia etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipping News
Louisiana
Rockland
Ivernila
Turner
Liverpool
Queenstown
Charles P. Sumner
Boston
MacKenzie
Yarmouth
N. S
Mystic
Abbott
Louisburg
C. B
City of Augusta
Johnson
Savannah
Gloucester
Dizer
Baltimore
Norfolk
H. F. Dimock
Baker
New York
Onondaga
Bunnell
Jacksonville
Charleston
Cambrian
London
Drachenfels
Ital
Buenos Ayres
Kimberly
Mahone Bay
Emulator
la Have
United States
Newport News
Crrecian
Philadelphia
H. M. Whitney
Christian Bors
Mohawk
Joshua Lovett
J. T
Ruttler
Ellenville
Rondout
Concord
Plymouth
Perth Amboy
Bee
Black Diamond
Portland
Bristol
Portsmouth
N. H
Charles W. Church
Sagamore
Edith Olcott
Wilight
Liverpool Passes Boston Light at 9 45 PM
A terse coastal report notes the vessel Liverpool passing Boston Light at 9 45 PM in the evening with no further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lianadian
Liverpool
Boston
Vermont Horticultural Society elects new officers
The closing session of the two day Vermont Horticultural Society meeting in Burlington elected EB Brigham of St Albans as president, William Stuart of Burlington as secretary, A M Vaughan of Randolph as treasurer, and T L Kinney of South Hero as auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont Horticultural Society
EB. S. Brigham
St. Albans
William Stuart
A. M. Vaughan
Randolph
T. L. Kinney
South Hero
Camp Talks On New Football Rules at Yale
Yale athletic adviser Walter Camp announces reforms including a 10 yard rule and prohibition of tackling below the knees. He urges quicker halves tighter penalties for delays and clearer ball handling rules while stressing safety and officials as essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Slaven
Conn
Walter Camp
Yale
Camp
Harvard Princeton Debate at Sanders Theater
The Harvard Princeton debate is set for tonight in Sanders Theatre with Harvard speakers G. J. Hirsch A Fox and W. M. Shohl against Princeton debaters T. C. Clark Paul McClanahan and W. M. McEwen. The topic is that intercollegiate football, as played in America, is a detriment rather than a benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Princeton
Sanders Theatre
G. J. Hirsch
A. Fox
W. M. Shohl
T. C. Clark
Paul McClanahan
W. M. McEwen
America
Roxbury Odd Fellows Dedicate New Quarters
About 200 Odd Fellows from Warren Lodge Roxbury attended the dedicatory exercises of their new quarters on Warren street last evening. The program included remarks a vocal and instrumental concert and a banquet. Noble Grand Frank Juggins presided with addresses by G M N P Dana Belcher G W Hastings and John Ballantyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Lodge
Roxbury
Warren Street
Noble
Frank Juggins
G. M. N. P. Dana
Somerville
P. G. M. Belcher
G. W. Hastings
John Ballantyne
Down Easters Savor Old Fashioned Dorchester Dinner
Old Dorchester residents from Maine attended the Dirigo Club meeting at Grand Army hall Park street Dorchester last evening. An old fashioned Down East supper was served with vocal and instrumental entertainment. Addresses were given by J B L Bartlett president and S S Foster secretary.
Lightship 58 Crew to Be Given New Stations
Washington December 14 The Nantucket South Shoal Lightship Relief 58 crew will be reassigned to other stations and a Congress bill will be introduced to compensate them for loss of time and effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lightship
Washington
Nantucket South Shoal
Congress
Lewiston Auburn Shoe Cutters Seek Wage Increase
The Auburn and Lewiston shoe workers, part of New England's fifth largest shoe district, have asked manufacturers for higher wages. They report current pay of 13.50 to 15 per day, versus 16.50 to 21 for a nine hour day in other cities, with 10 hours here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Auburn
New England
Tufts and Technology Play a 23-23 Tie in Medford
In Medford Tufts and Technology battled to a 23-23 draw tonight in a men's college basketball contest. Both teams exchange baskets led by key plays from their rosters in a tight second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Tufts and Technology
Travel Tours Offer Sightseeing Across the Pacific Coast
A Boston party sails January 18 for a 51 day tour via New Orleans and San Antonio. After extensive California sightseeing the return includes Salt Lake City and Colorado. The Raymond and Whitcomb Company advertises Florida Nassau Mexico West Indies Hawaii and Oriental tours. circulars available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Pacific Coast
Boston
New Orleans
San Antonio
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Raymond & Whitcomb Company
Washington Street
Florida
Nassau
Mexico
West Indies
Hawaiian Islands
Oriental Lands
New England Patriots Tour Includes Washington Sights
All New Englanders are patriotic after a Boston trip to Washington. A seven day personally conducted tour from Boston costs $25, with specific travel dates listed. An illustrated booklet details itineraries and expenses, available by mailing J. B. Scott at the Royal Blue Line in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Boston
New Year's Excursion to Canada From Boston
New Year excursion offers $10 to Montreal and return and $12 to Quebec and return from Boston with travel on Dec 29 2031 and Jan 11 and 2. Tickets valid for return until January 31 with stopovers in Canada. Proportional rates from other New England points. Contact Geo E Marsters N E P A Rutland R R 298 Washington St Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Montreal
Quebec
Boston
New England
Geo
E. Marsters
Rutland R. R
Washington Street
Greater Boston
Strong & CO
Devonshire ST
Boston to New York via Fall River low rate advertised
The $2 fare from Boston to New York via the Fall River line is promoted as a cheap option. Steamers Providence and Plymouth operate the service, connecting with the steamboat express at South Station leaving at 6 p m on weekdays and Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
NEW_YORK
Fall River
New York
Providence
New
Plymouth
South Station
William Has No War Plans Denied by Chancellor in Reichstag
In Berlin on December 14 Prince von Buelow rejected Socialist claims that Germany seeks global conflict. He cited a clipping stating Emperor William has no warlike plans and noted the Emperor approved the line in margin saying it is true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Reichstag
Prince von Buelow
Germany
Denmark
William
Morris Given Life Sentence for Murder at Lowell Station
George I. Morris pleaded guilty to second degree murder for the August killing of Jennie P. B. Spalding at Middlesex street railroad station in Lowell. Judge Gaskill sentenced him to life in State prison, with the whole proceeding lasting about four minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George I. Morris
Jennie P. B. Spalding
Middlesex Street
Lowell
Gaskill
East Cambridge
State
Morris
Youthful hunter slain by his own weapon
The body of Arthur Frost eighteen, son of Jacob Frost of Charlotte, was found in woods three miles from home with gunshot wounds to the chest. Authorities believe an accidental discharge while rabbit hunting caused the death. coroner Johnson of Princeton ruled no inquest needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calais
Arthur Frost
Jacob Frost
Charlotte
Charles KE. Johnson
Princeton
Paint and Oil Club Holds Christmas Tree Banquet
The Paint and Oil Club of New England held a meeting and banquet at Young's Hotel with about 150 members present. President Charles F. Richardson presided and brief addresses were given by Secretary C. W. Willis and the president. A novel feature was a Christmas tree with each member gifting a present to another member at an agreed cost of not more than two cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paint and Oil Club of
New England
Young’s Hotel
Charles F. Richardson
C. W. Willis
Eight Indicted in Rebate Cases by Grand Jury
Eight indictments returned by the federal grand jury against shippers freight agents and common carriers in the rebate cases. United States District Attorney J Whitaker Thompson said he will push trials in February or March and expressed satisfaction with progress of prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States
J. Whitaker Thompson
Thompson
Smoke talk opens season at St. Josephs A A hall
The first smoke talk of the season was hosted by St. Josephs A A at their hall on 88 North Russell Street in West End last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
St. Joseph’s A. A
North Russell Street
West End
Fitzsimmons Poised to Clash With O'Brien in San Francisco
Promoters say Bob Fitzsimmons faces a tough task against Jack O'Brien next week in San Francisco. Billy Nolan and Nelson doubt Fitzsimmons can last beyond seven rounds, claiming his hands and legs have failed him though his punching power remains. Nolan adds Fitzsimmons would beat many men if his hands were sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battling Nelson
Billy Nolan
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jack O’brien
San Francisco
Bob
Nolan
O'Briens
O’brien
Fitz
Jeffries
Chelsea court bars out of court settlements in assault case
Judge Bosson of the Chelsea Police Court ruled against settling cases for serious offences out of court. The trial involved Patrolman H. J. Bradley charged with assaulting Michael Barry of Chelsea. Bradley was found not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Bosson
Chelsea Police Court
H. J. Bradley
Michael Barry
Chelsea
Labor union notes from Boston area meetings and balls
Multiple labor groups in Boston and nearby towns held meetings, balls, and votes last night and tonight. Officers were announced for the Sheet Metal Workers' Union 17 and the Railroad Freight and Baggage Wen Division 71. Delegates from British and English unions addressed local craft unions, with events including the Cigar Factory Strippers' Union grand ball and a wood workers mass meeting planned for Caledonian Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union 17
Paine Memorial Hall
James Moriarty
John J. Hynes
Owen Decareau
Bert Leavette
William Mosses
British Trades Congress
American Federation of Labor
English Pattern Makers
Boston Pattern Makers
Cigar Factory Strippers’ Union
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Mathew Comerford
St. Paul
International Engineers’ Union
Brockton and
Quincy
Tremont Street
Dwight Hall
Philadelphia
Brotherhood, Railroad Freight and Baggagewen
Division 71
Boston
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
J. M. Welliher
John Tiernan
John T. Freeto
John T. Freete
Wood Workers of
Wood Workers’ District Council
Caledonian Hall
Eliot Street
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Astral
Atlantic
Standard Oil Company
Standard
Ivernia
Cunard Line
East Boston
Penobscot
John S. Emery & Co
McCaulder
Canadian
Vermont
Harvard-Princeton
Sanders
ODD Fellows
Shoe Cutters
Shawmut Furniture
Shawmut Furniture Company
Plimpton-Hervey
Tufts and Tech Tie
Paint and Oil Club
ST. Joseph’s
A. A
Smoke Talk
Nelson
LABOR
Throng
Dewey Company
State St
Cambridge St
Bowdoin Sq
Mutual Loan Co
Water St
Plano
R. Briggs CO
Washington St
State Loan CO
Court St
Cor
Cornhill
Hub Loan Co. Tre
Tremont ST
Franklin Loan CO
School St
Mass. Loan CO
il-d&Su-tf
McNamara
Audress Box
Bankers Loan CO
Court Square
Front St
Worcester
Indorsement
Boston Peoples’ Company
P. O. Box
d&Sutt
Colonial Loan CO
Milk St
d&Su Tf
W. E. Martin
Tolman
Bromfield St
Workincmen’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Treas
Beacon St
Pilgrim Investment CO
Leavitt
Tremont
P. O
Ces
Bowdoin St
Washburn Loan
Edison
Columbia Graphophones
Pike Talking Machine Coo
Friend St
Tiallet & Davis
Dudley St
Audet School OF Music
Boston School OF Piano
Alexander Petrarca
Harris St
Cushing Medical Supply CO
Mass
Thos. Snow & Sons
North Market St
Astrology
Zabola
A Martin's
Waltham Chemical Coves
Waltham
Payetciana
Roosevelt
A. D. T. Whitney
Guy’s
Canal St
Archway Book Store
Toliet
Cummings Trunk Factory
Kingston Lst
Suffolk
Ocean Avenue
State Bath House
Revere
Revere Steeple Chase and Amusement Company
Albert C. Tilden
D’s Legal Agency
Cs Devonshire Gt
Shorey
Saxonia
Sylvania
Carmania
Campania
INER
Pannonta
Carvathia
Slavonia
the Ocunachas
P. Stu
Eastern Steamship CO
Bangor Division
Ltoster’s
Bangor and
Way Landings
Bar Harbor
Blue Hill
Intervening Landings
India Wharf
S&s
Carder
International
Eartport
Lubec
St. John
Go. E. Laechler
Gen
Calvin Austin
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co
South End
A. M. Graham
Battery Wharf
Ashington Street
Summer Street
W. P. Coria
R. J. Gallings
White Star Line
Boston-Queenstown
L Cymrvie
Avi
Erpool
Mediterranean
India Building
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
F. P. Wing
Central Wharf
Elder-Dempster Line
Australia
Egwanga
Sydney
Adansi
John G. Hall & CO
State Street
Warren Line
Michigan
Sachfem
Hoosac Tunnel
Warren & CO
Milk Street
Donahoe
Boylston
Patrick M. Donahoe & CO
Europe
Dominion Atlantic
Long Wharf
Foot State St
J. BF. Masters
K. Supt
Plant Line
Halifax
Union Wharf
A. W. Perry
Custom House
Keller
Martin Meg. CO
West Newton
W. C. Demain & Son
Purchase St
Scheffreen
Devon St
Li Globe
Dover
BAY State Brossels CO
Pierce St
Malden
Woodville St
Shawmut Ave
Ballou & Hobigand Preparatory School
Boylston St
Louiston
M. Bora B. U. Law School
Tufts Medical and Dental Schools
Diamonds ON Credit
Bronfield St
d&Surf
Harrison Ave
Cambridge
Colson
Yellow House
Ienderson St
Arlington
Fifth St
the Post
Green St
Chas
Allen
Hoomil
Guy's
Canal Si
George St. Cavanagh
South Boston Savings Bank
South
ID Street
Eighth Streets
D Street
John Cavanagh
William R. Cavanagh
John
Edward H. Barton
Mey
Union
Master Plumbers‘ Association
Coyne Bros. CO
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing CO
Pittsburg
Penn
TP. O
MFR
Marston
Hanover St
Bartelo, Thelen & CO
Webster and
Eastern Ave
Leon
Locomobile Company OF
Amertca
Bridgeport
Connet
Union Cigarmaker
W. Longfellow
Rumford Falls
HUB
Automobile Scihiool
Freeport St
Walleston Automobile Coo
Ats
COYNE
Boston Plabing School
Haverhill
d&Sutf
Veta
Newtons
Martin Megg, CO
HALL
Barber School
Collins
Tolson
Henderson St. Artington
Ned Lawrencef
Pope Manufacturing Co
Uston -Hoemakers
Newman
P. Ro Warren CO
Commercial St
Eily
Lathrop's
Tremont Row
Ware
Houghton ‘& It
Bay State
Heinemann
Spokelios
W. Newton
Prof
Slye
Tremont al
W. Hl. McCain
Care Joslin’s
Subway
M. E. Coffey
Soulevard Station
Brookline
Dee
Robinwood Ave
Jamaica Plain
Mass. General Hospital
Copley
Ludlow
Bunker Hill St
Charliestownh
Spizer. & Cooper
Billericast
Max_ Keezer
Bow St
Harvard Sq
Keezer
kid&Surf
WM. A. Barnes
Huntington Ave
Whitman & CO
Arlington Ave
Sullivan Sq
Wyypewriters
Typewriter Exchange
Revere Beach
Lynn R. R
Broad St
Ted
Henderson S
DR. Weinstein
Touraine
Henry F. Miller
Piano Rooms
Boyston Street
Henry F. Miller & Sons Piano Co
Comey & CO
Mansfield, Mass
American Rubber CO
R. H. White Co
Hougton & Dutton
Evans Chemicalgo
Cincinnation T. &. Aj
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