Boston's Beauty Girl departs for New York amid farewell crowd
Miss Catheryn V. Devine, 16, Dorchester, named Boston's most beautiful girl, left South station for New York at 16 oclock after a send off by admirers. Aunt Margaret McGivern chaperoned. Beauty Judge Standish Willcox and City Hall officials attended. Mrs. James II. Devine stayed behind due to an accident but will join in New York tomorrow.
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Catheryn V. Devine
Dorchester
Boston
New York
Margaret McGivern
Standish Willcox
Bay State Express
James II
Devine
Hub
Willcox
Fishing and shipping update from Boston harbor
From present indications fish will be scarce with only two vessels arriving yesterday. The Commonwealth brought in haddock cod and pollock while the Ruth carried haddock hake scrod and pollock. Wholesale prices cited for haddock cod pollock and cask. A new auxiliary fishing schooner, Acushia, will replace Pontiac wrecked last October. A French steamer Baggitanoloads flour for the French government and leaves for Havre. Bubonic plague disinfection noted in French port. Mont e and Macona sailings described with cargoes and dates. Christmas toys cargo and stowaway Jose Vahos mentioned. deportation appeal denied.
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Commonwealth
Ruth
Haddock
Essex
Ernest Parsons
Handkerchief Shoal
Marseilles
Irance
Hoosac Decks
Charlestown
Havre
Hudson Bay Line
Morrison
Louisiana
Southern Pacific Line
Monte
New Orleans
South Boston
Grove
Cardenas
Matanzas
Cuba
New York
Macona
Boston
Buenos Ayres
City of Macon
Savannah
Germany
Barber & Co
Chester
Penn
United Fruit
Timon
Long Wharf
Havana
Port Limon
C. R
Joseph Bosich
Brookline
Jose Vahos
San Mateo
Washington
the Department of Labor
Pa Van Loon Feels Family Busy with Early Christmas Shopping
Pa Van Loon notices his relatives rushing to complete Christmas shopping ahead of time. The note invites readers to see next Sunday's Post for a featured comic.
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Pa van Loon
Turkeys Sell Next Week At 35 to 40 Cents A Pound
Marketmen report fresh turkey supplies and prices set to 35 to 40 cents per pound for next week. Flour prices show a slight drop with minor market change, while fish and produce costs rise on limited arrivals. Eggs fall to 64 cents, oranges 29 to 40 cents per dozen, salmon up to 35 cents per pound, lettuce 10 cents, spinach 30, and sweet potatoes five cents per pound. Meat prices listed: top round 28, rump 38, lamb forequarters 15, legs 20, roasting pork 20, sliced bacon 25, fresh chickens 30, boneless sirloin 28, hamburg steak 15, frankforts 17.
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Florida
Finnan
Shipping News: Fleet of Kanawha To Norfolk and New York
A long list details shipping arrivals and movements including fuel ship Kanawha Kennedy and multiple vessels from Marseilles Gibraltar and Boston to Norfolk New York and Philadelphia plus schooners tugs barges and steamers proceeding via Cape Jellison New York and Havana with numerous tows and ports.
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Kanawha
Kennedy
Rockland Naval Course
Kandahar
Purcell
Calcutta
Baggitano
Marseilles
Gibraltar
Prince George
Simms
Yarmouth
N. S
el Monte
White
New Orleans
Tuscan
Rogers
Norfolk
Coastwise
Stromberg
Newport News
Harvey H. Brown
McLean
Bunker Hill
Colberth
New York
Belfast
Rawley
Bangor
Dingley
Linscott
Portland
City of Gloucester
Linneken
Gloucester
Sarah L. Davis
Machiasport
Nelson Y. McFarland
Perkins
Erwin J. Luce
Webster
Rockport
Mass
James Woolley
Pierce
Plymouth
W. R
Rose
Elk W Garden
Salem
Philadelphia
Cumberland
Svendsen
Baltimore
Mercury
Wall
Searsport
N. T. No
Boylston
Pocono
Cape Jellison
Charles T. Gallagher
Huey
Sandwich
Albany
Juno
Simpson
Maryland
Vesta, Foote
Lynn
Portsmouth
P. O’riorden
Pruett
Scituate
Start Point
Liverpool
Boston
Clan Sinclair
Cape Town
Limon
Port Limon
C. R
Havana
Wershaw
Cretan
H. F
Plum Island
Lehigh
Perth Amboy
N. J
W. H. Yerkes, Jr
Mary Horan
Cheektowaga
Sewall Point
Leader
S. Tit
Sadie Ross
Sharon
Nottingham
Port Johnson
Newburyport
Neponset
Newport
R. I
S. T
Murrell
Annie
Harwich Land Disappearing as Bluff Crumbles into Sea
The Massachusetts Waterways Commission faces a petition to protect real estate in West Harwich and summer colony residents from coastal erosion. A recent southerly storm severed a 15 foot wide bluff section several hundred yards long, washing it into the sea and threatening the entire seaside settlement.
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West Harwich
Massachusetts Waterways Commission
Harwich Officials Consider Petitioning Over Bluff Erosion
Harwich selectmen and a Waterways Commission engineer surveyed a ravaged bluff and concluded that pursuing a petition is the appropriate remedy to address the erosion risk.
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Harwich
The
Waterways Commission
Warrant Refused in Manslaughter Case Over Boylston Street Tragedy
A manslaughter warrant for Nicholas Rose, motorman of the Elevated train, was refused after eyewitness testimony in Police Court regarding the death of J. Austin McKeeman, assistant cashier at the Georgian, at Boylston street station on Wednesday night.
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Nicholas Rose
J. Austin McKeeman
Boylston Street
Whaleback Floated but Quickly Sinks Near Cape Cod Canal
The whaleback steamer Bay Port, refloated by tugs after running aground Wednesday evening in the Cape Cod Canal, sank about a mile from the strike site yesterday morning. Officials fear the vessel will be a total loss.
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Bay Port
Cape Cod Canal
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