Fishermen bring in strong haddock and cod cargoes
A fleet of 34 vessels delivered large catches Sunday and Monday boosting market supplies. Total groundfish receipts topped 775 700 pounds with haddock 657 600 and cod 163 500 pounds. Prices ranged haddock 23 4 cents per pound large cod 43 4 cents and hake 21 2 to 63 4 cents. Several named vessels and crews are listed with respective freight takes. The Cunard liner Ivernia departs with 140 000 bushels of wheat and other cargoes for New York and Puget Sound routes.
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T Wharf
John J. Fallon
Thomas
Gorton
Robert
Arthur
Olive F. Hutchins
Ellen C. Burke
Haddock
Cunard Iiner
Ivernia
Ferdinand Dyrne
C. E. Freeman
H. M. Joy
Frederick C. Lee
W. H. Porter
Porter
San Francisco
Admiral Sampson
Philadelphia
Sampson
Alaska-Pacific Steamship Company
Shipping News Roundup Shows Arrivals and Departures
Arrived steamers Canopic and Sagamore with coal and ballast from Naples and Liverpool while Dominion Norcott and Kenosha arrive with coal from Balt imore and Louisville. Cleared Ivernia and King Josiah bound for New York and Annapolis respectively. Sailed Frances Calvin Austin Howard and Bunker Hill heading to Eastport and Baltimore with several schooners and tugs maneuvering in port.
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Canopic
Carter
Naples
Gibraltar
Ponta del Gada
White Star Line
Sagamore
Fenton
Liverpool
Dominion
Norcott
Louisburg
C. B
Kenosha
Anderson
Baltimore
Nacoochhee
Burroughs
Savannah
Onondaga
Chichester
Jacksonville
Brunswick
Paoli
McGoldrick
Portland
Wayne
Malvern
South Amboy
Cuba
Bartlett
New Bedford
Ivernia
Herman Winter
New York
King Josiah
Annapolis
N. S
Samuel Dillaway
Mayaguea
Guayanilla
P. R
Ellenville
Cadosia
Metacomet
Goldfield Consolidated Mines Company Annual Report 1908
The report covers the year ending Oct 21 1908 with 17 460 feet of work by the company at 17 60 per foot and 20 563 feet by lessees at no company cost. Total production 68 295 tons worth 2 305 035 dollars. A combined balance sheet lists assets of 5 636 874 32 and liabilities including capital stock of 5 000 000 and undivided profits of 1 435 268 09.
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Goldfield Consolidated Mines Company
Kincaid Mill
Weraaee
Sete
Treasury
Dividends Declared by Corporations This Quarter
Several companies announce quarterly and semi annual dividends with record and close dates. Borden’s Condensed Milk Co declares 114 percent on preferred stock with books closing March 5 and reopening March 16. British Guiana Gold Concessions Co Ltd pays 1 percent on preferred stock with close March 15 and reopen March 16. Galveston Electric Co offers $3 semi annual on preferred stock with record date February 19 and close March 1. United Cigars Mfg Co issues 134 percent on preferred stock with record February 26 and close March 1. Kansas City Southern Railway pays 1.5 percent on preferred stock with record February 20 and close March 1.
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Borden’s Condensed Milk Co
British Guiana Gold Concessions Co., Ltd
Galveston Electric Co
United Cigars Mfg. Co
Kansas City Southern Railway
Earnings statements show gains for mass lighting company
For year ending December 31 1907 and 1908 the Mass Lighting Co reports gross sales of gas and electricity totaling 431 050 and 746 122 with additional income from rents and other sources. Net profits reach 102 005 in 1907 and 171 589 in 1908 while operating expenses rise to 275 150 and 494 620 respectively.
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Ehlerest
Charvesco
Medford Wins A Close Ice Hockey Clash
Melrose High meets Everett High at Melrose and Mechanic Arts High faces Cambridge Latin at Franklin Field in Interparatory League play. Arlington High takes on Newton High at Brae-Burn with Brae-Burn hosting M I T. Poor ice conditions likely postpone all games.
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Melrose High
Everett High
Melrose
Mechanic Arts High
Cambridge Latin
Franklin Field
Arlington High
Newton High
Brae
Melrose Defeats Malden in Ice Hockey Thriller
Melrose High beat Malden High 3 to 1 at Ferryway Green. Niekerson Jones Wanamaker Morgan scored for Melrose as the Tigers controlled play despite poor ice. Referee Huggins and umpires Dyke Clarke officiated. Timed at 15-minute halves.
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Medford High
Rindge
Charlies
Boylston Station
Jack Fritz
Medford
Blakely, F
Wweeye Luees Visteessesstip Gtoer Paroy
Lisees Sel Ee Patsaanpekenwude F
Culhane Peatoviugi
Liscecc
Blakely
Barnes
Cotting
Malden High
Melrose
Ferryway Green
Melrose High
Nickétaon
Sakis
Bees
Wanamaker
Gee Abe Eels
PAO
N. McDonald
C. P
Vie Cosel Ec
Malden
Nieckerson
Jones
Morgan
Huggins
Dyke and Clarke
Eagle Breaks Leg of Man on Queensboro Bridge Work
Three workers under Engineer Edward B. Sinclair were installing information signs on the Queensboro bridge when Charles S. Mertle of Corona was attacked by a large eagle. The bird struck him from a ladder on the east tower, causing a broken left leg.
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Eagle
New York
Edward B. Sinclair
Queensboro Bridge
Charles S. Mertle
Corona
Mertle
Exeter and Worcester Favorites in Big Meet
Exeter and Worcester academies emerge as top contenders for the annual B A A schoolboys meet with strong showings at the recent B A A meet. Exeter prep and Worcester academy rely on fast sprinters and solid distance runners while preparing for the February 27 event in Boston.
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Exeter and
Worcester
Missouri Governor Saws His Own Firewood
Missouri Governor Hadley cuts firewood in the cellar of the executive mansion calling it good exercise. He explains bad mornings prevent his usual horseback ride or long walk and he keeps active despite weather.
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Jefferson City
Hadley
Missouri
Warning Dream Saves Junk Dealer's Cash
Hiram Neaffer, 65, foresaw a theft and emptied his cash drawer before supper. A night break in shattered the drawer but left the money missing, confirming his premonition. The Altoona incident underscores his caution against crime.
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Altoona
Penn
Hiram Neaffer
Neaffer
Relay Races Highlight Lawrence Light Guard Indoor Meet
The annual indoor track meet at the Medford Armory features a dozen relay races with 24 teams. The Malden and Medford high schools close the program in a heated rivalry while MIT faces Tufts in a two mile relay, a key event after last week’s B A A meet set strong marks for the season.
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Lawrence Light Guard Athletic Association
Medford Armory
Francia X. McGrath
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Tufts
Tech
Malden
Medford
English High School Coach Opposes Five Mile Cross Country Race
Coach John D. O Reilly will not permit English High School runners to enter the Commercial High School cross country event next month citing weather and injury risks for a five mile course. If the distance is reduced to three and a half miles he will enter 15 runners. Final time trials for the English relay team were held today at the B A A track.
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John D. O'Reilly
Britain may send team to September American competitions
At a National Rifle Association meeting Lord Cheylesmore indicated Britain could be represented in the September competitions in America.
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London
National Rifle Association Today
Lord Cheylesmore
Great Britain
America
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