Newfoundland Investigates Seizure and Net Cutting Dispute
London reports the foreign office orders strict inquiry by Newfoundland into the American fishing smack seizure at a Newfoundland port and alleged net cutting by Newfoundland fishermen. Britain condemns aggressive acts while the dispute with the United States over fishing laws and three mile limit is being settled.
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Carter
Less cotton ginned than last year report shows
The census bureau bulletin states cotton ginned from 1905 growth to Dec 13 totals 9,282,191 bales counting rounds as half. This compares with 11,971,477 bales on the same date in 1904 and 8,526,244 bales in 1908.
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Census Bureau
Boston
George A. Crocker
Mass
Suspects Held After Somerville Breaks
Three youths from Charlestown district identified as Harry Sears 22 Cornelius Carney 17 and Edward J McElroy 18 were arrested as suspicious persons on Pearl Street Somerville. They were arraigned by Sergeant Carter and Inspector Damery charged with Somerville breaks and held in 1000 each.
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Cornelius Carney
Edward J. McElroy
Lve
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Somerville
Carter
Damery
Skating Season Begins on Charles River with New Safety Patrol
Waltham reports the Charles River ice between the Waltham Canoe Club and Norumbega Park safe for skating. Superintendent Habberley orders a new winter plan aiming to prevent drownings with patrols on skates, rope gear, and ice boats equipped for life saving and ambulance use along the river.
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No License League Seizes Liquor in Framingham Raid
Deputy Sheriff William H. Walsh with Rev. Charles A. Merrill and others seized four to five loads of beer and whiskey valued at 400 to 500 dollars in Framingham. The liquor was labeled to various names and streets and sent via Loco Express Company. Chief Place denied knowledge of the raid.
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William H. Walsh
Charles A. Merrill
Park Street Baptist Church
George L. Clapp
Benjamin T. Thompson
Edgar Potter
James F. Curran
League
Loco Express Company
Chief Place
Vessels and cargo mark busy Ti' Wharf records
At Ti' wharf yesterday 30 vessels arrived mostly from shore fisheries and 469,200 pounds of fish moved, led by haddock 247,500 and cod 112,900 with smaller hake, pollock and cusk. The Inchmarle from Liverpool berthed with 6000 tons Indies cargo. A stowaway was landed and fireboat rights bill advances in Congress. The Saxonia sails from Queenstown. City of Birmingham and Chattahoochee cargoes head to Savannah. Admiral Faragut departs Port Antonio with fruit and passengers.
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Shipping News Miniature Almanac Summary
Shipping data shows arrivals and clearances at East Coast ports with several steamers and tugs listed. Notable arrivals include Inchmark and City of Birmingham with multiple tows and divers ships bound for Lynn Newport News and Newburyport. Cleared vessels include Beatrice Glenwood Ambition and Lilla B Hirtle with numerous barges and a US collier Leonidas.
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Quinn
Perth Amboy
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Beatrice
Mereghan
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Glenwood
Lunenburg
Ambition
Riverport
Lilla B. Hirtle
Passenger Rate War on West India Lines Ended
The rate dispute among West Indies lines has ended, with rates restored. The British line joined the field prompting the Hamburg American to withdraw from the West India conference and set Jamaica fares at 20 dollars. United Fruit cut to 25 dollars one way or 45 dollars round trip. Many travelers used the low rates and Jamaica bookings soared as winter approaches.
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Jamaica
Reduced excursion rates to southern winter resorts
The Baltimore & Ohio Royal Blue line announces new low winter excursion rates via New York and Washington starting Dec 1. The Boston to Jacksonville round trip is $54 with liberal stop-overs and other reduced fares to southern destinations. For schedules and reservations contact J. B. Scott, New England passenger agent, B&O, 360 Washington Street, Boston.
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Washington
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New Year's Excursion to Canada From Boston
New Year excursion offers $10.00 to Montreal and return and $12.00 to Quebec and return from Boston for Dec 29 30 31 Jan 1 and 2 Tickets valid for return until January 31 with stopovers in Canada Proportionate rates from other New England points Contact Geo E Marsters N E P A Rutland R R 298 Washington St Boston for details
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Man Confesses Lethal Morphine Wish After Wife’s Death
In Great Barrington on December 20, Christopher Seibel told Dr. M. D. Cavanaugh he tried to end his life with morphine to join his deceased wife at Christmas. The elderly, rheumatic, poverty-stricken man woke from a coma after hours of treatment. he left a German note stating he earned his money with his own hands.
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Christopher Seibel
M. D. Cavanaugh
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Paroled after 34 years in Watleran murder case
Libbie Gar rabrandt of Watleran New Jersey was granted parole by the Board of Pardons after 34 years in jail for murder.
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Revere Robber Uncaught After Bold Home Robbery
Miss Florence Walker of Waltham loses her handbag containing 4 dollars after a nighttime assault on the Ingleside Home steps in Revere. Police search for a tall young man in a dark overcoat and black derby hat who fled toward the reservoir.
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