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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1904

Page

7

Hollis Admits His Perjury at Hearing

In a dramatic session United Commissioner Hale heard Hollis plead guilty to perjury in a Chinese case. Hollis testified that Phillips coached him to lie, while Yee Fook Hing admitted introducing the men but denied foreknowledge of the alleged statements. John J. O Connor was briefly missing as officers sought him before a final appearance. The commissioner reserved ruling, with further evidence awaited.

Defo United Hale Goodman Phillips Pelham Hollis Hollis Phillips John J. O'Connor O’connor Ffollis Yee Fook Hing Yeo Fook Hing

Fish Fleet Reports Heavy Handover and Prices

Ten trips delivered 208700 pounds of mixed fish at the pier including haddock 175500 pounds cod 2000 hake 1500 pollock 1000 and halibut 1700. Prices ranged haddock 21 2c cod 61 2c market cod up to 5c hake 41 2c pollock 312 to 4c halibut 20c. Several vessels and crews listed with damage from a northwest gale on Georges Bank. Captain Hickey described a massive sea wrecking gear and supplies aboard Rob Roy. Other notes cover charters, hospital treatment, and port movements including steamers Republic and Bound Brook departures, and various ships undergoing maintenance.

Rob. Roy Alice M. Guthrie Bertha M. Bailey Joseph H. Cromwell Valentina Philip Manta Slade Gorton Mary F. Fallon Fish Hawk Mildred Robinson John Hickey Rob Roy Georges Arthur Hudgins Merchants and Miners Chatham Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Dow New Orleans Dorman Decatur H. Miller Thomas A. Goddard Rosario N. W. Rice & Co Pathfinder Newport Frey Progreso Mex Boston Boston Longshoremen’s Provident Union Hanover Street Lockwood's Bound Brook Norfolk Port Antonio Savannalar Mar New York William J. Flynn Boston Towboat Company Lewis Wharf Azores White Star Line Republic Mediterranean William C. Whitney Metropolitan Line H. F. Dimock H. M. Whitney India Wharf Cestrian Kingstonian Liverpool Antwerp Kambira Turks Island Simpson Mystic Wharf Buenos Athens Arena C. L. Halenbach Buenos Ayres Vineira Havana Michigan Philadelphian London Alexandra Copenhagen

Shipping News Highlights of Arrivals and Clearances

Shipping notices report arriving steamers Vimelira Howatt Nile True and others with cargoes of sugar from havana and ci enfuegos, along with vessels from Gloucester and Portland. Cleared and sailed lists include Credit Brook Catalone and Carisbrook headed to britain and various east coast ports. tugs and barges in tow, with several schooners and steamers bound for Norfolk and New York.

Vimelira Howatt Havana San Nile True Cienfuegos Trigide Cuba Howard Nicktimore StoreOly Parthian Potter Charles A. Campbell Newport News Lackawan Lewis Borowen Cohocton C. W. Morse Hersey New York Elienville Liberty Ein Catalone Pare Co. B Send Carisbrook Rd Newport New Rd Baltimore Norfolk Os Tallahashee el Pato Aransas Dimock Hoboken Lynn Henry B. Fiske Brunswick

Hyde of Massena Dies After Long Illness at 78

Judson IL Hyde died at his Massena New York home after a long illness. He belonged to Simpson McIntire and Co and joined the partnership in 1875. Hyde served in the Boston Chamber of Commerce and led the First National Bank of Massena. He oversaw a large Massena creamery and was active in local business, leaving many friends and acquaintances in Boston.

Judson IL. Hyde Massena N. Y Simpson, McIintire & Co Boston Chamber of Commerce First National Bank of Aeha R. Hyde Poe Boston

New England Milk Producers Plan Regional Co operative Corp

About 100 members of the New England Milk Producers Association met at the American House and adopted a plan to form a cooperative corporation to handle dairy products and eliminate milk contractors. The plan sets capital stock at 260000 dollars, 25000 shares of 10 dollars, with a board of directors elected by farmers and one share per two cans of milk. Officers to be elected Oct. 1. Jonas Bemis praised the move as empowering farmers to become business operators and lower milk prices. Cc Hood, a milk contractor, urged proceeding but warned of competition.

New England Milk Producers’ Association American House New England Jonas Bemis Cc. H. Hood

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