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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1901

Page

9

Countess of Warwick Advocates Training Women for Transvaal

London dispatch reports the Countess of Warwick urging Andrew Carnegie to fund Brooke House at Reading turning it into a training college for women. She notes Scotch and British women ready for colonial training and hopes Carnegie finances hundreds of trained workers for South Africa.

Countess OF Warwick Andrew Carnegie London Transvaal Brooke England Edward Prince of Wales Brooke House Reading Carnegie South Africa

Monster Tramp to be Launched at Sparrow's Point Md

The 10,000 ton carrier Shawmut, largest tramp steamship flying the Stars and Stripes, will be launched at Sparrow's Point for the Boston Steamship Company. Built by Maryland Steel, the 505 foot vessel features six water ballast tanks, nine cargo hatches, 12 derricks, twin screws, and an expected speed of about 14.4 knots. A Boston group will attend the ceremony amid notes on other vessels and repairs in Vineyard Sound and Belfast.

Stars and Stripes Shawmut Sparrow's Point Boston Steamship Company Kidder, Peabody & Co Alfred Winsor Boston Company Maryland Steel Company Boston Saunders Orland Harold C. Beecher Belfast Beecher Kershaw Vineyard Sound Pendleton Bros New York Mark Gray Brunswick Barnegat Light Barkentines Allenwilde Arlington Rosario Ponce P. R Nobska Vineyard Haven Viola Reppard Melbourne Suez Canal Java

Snow bound ships and fishing fleet endure harsh harbor conditions

A nor’easter halted most outward shipping along the waterfront as the St. Croix and other vessels paused near Commercial Wharf. Tugboats and steamers deferred departures, while the nine fishing boats at T Wharf brought in tens of thousands of pounds of haddock and cod. Prices ranged from four to four fifty a hundredweight for haddock and pollock at two fifty. The Bath ship Roanoke suffered cargo fire damage and may head to San Francisco with remaining coal. The Galicia endured a six hour stop near Wood Island for repairs before continuing to Mystic wharf.

International Line St. Croix Commercial Wharf Baker's Island Allan Hokendauqua Bath Beverly Bee New York Wrestler Hammond Maple Hill Tacony Pemberton Bala Grafton Penobscot Pierce Winterport Rockland City of Hoosac Tunnel Liverpool T Wharf Francis Whalen Slade Gorton Gloriana Ob Roy Thomas Brundage Oliver Killam Sarah H. Prior James Drinan Boones Blanche Haddock Cod Hildegarde Provincetown Highland Light Cape Cod San Francisco Honolulu Galicia Portland Wood Island Biddeford Pool Mystic Wharf Hamburg

Shipping News Mini Almanac December Coastal Movements

Shipping notice records arrivals and clearances from December 4 to December 18. Vessels arriving include Anglian Galeeia Looft and others bound for Hamburg Bremen Portland and Philadelphia with coal barges and timber. Cleared ships include Philadelphian Hindoo Arcadia Admiral Dewey Old Dominion and more. Sailing Kingstonian and others head for London St John Nantucket and Baltimore as wind shifts northwest.

Anglian Toozes Lon Con Galeeia Looft Portland Hamburg Catalone Oliver City of Gloucester Ober Gloucester Mass Acacia Lohnes Montague P. E Albertha Crouse Charlottetown Centennial Priest St. John N. B R. Carson Sweet Silver Wave Mclain Quaco Nelle I. White Seeley Sand River Foster Philadelphia A. W. Chesterton Nugent Rockport Kalm‘a Philadelphian Liverpool Eng Hindoo Hull New York Arcadia Admiral Dewey Port Antonio Jam Old Dominion Krig Kingstonian London St. Croix St. Jonn Eastport Boston Yarmouth Nantucket Baltimore Norfolk Indian St. Quenton Um. M. Whitney

Bostock family leaves Boston for European tour of animals

Frank C. Bostock the animal king sails on the Teutonic with Mrs Bostock and six children and two maids en route to Europe. They will visit London Paris and Scotland and return to expand Boston's animal arena with new exhibits and rare attractions from zoos in London Paris and Berlin.

Frank C. Bostock New York City New York Animal Arena Tremont Street Mr. Bostock Scotland Bostock Glasgow Paris Riviera Boston Charleston Animal Kingdom London Berlin

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