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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1904

Page

9

Committee against suffrage for women debate next week

Governor Bates proposed extending suffrage to women is rejected by the Committee on Election Laws reporting no legislation is needed. They also oppose Lucia Ames Mead's bid for women to vote in caucuses and municipal elections. A debate on the general proposition is set for next week.

Bates Committee On Election Laws Lucia Ames Mead Batés

Scarce Fish and Maritime News From Coastal Port

Fish remained scarce amid mild weather as shore boats hope for a better catch today. Vessels Emma and Helen reported 30,000 pounds and 3,000 cod. Flirt brought 2,000 haddock, 6,000 cod, 7,000 hake, 6,000 pollock, 500 cusk. Manhasset yielded 22,000 haddock, 2,000 cod, 1,500 hake. Haddock sold 5½ to 6 cents, large cod 7 cents, hake and cusk 6 cents. foxes sold at 9 cents. Crew of Nannie C. Bohlin saved $2,300 on a two-week Georges trip. crew share $5 per man. Captain Dan Nulty takes command of John G. Chandler tug, ready for long-distance towing. Steamers Daghestan and Vidor moved through ports. White Star liner Romanic departed Naples, Canopeck reached Marseilles en route to Genoa. Keel laid for a massive inland lake steamship at Lorain, Ohio, with 1,120 tons capacity and 304,000 bushels wheat. Memorials for late William E. Leonard noted. City of Columbus launched after two failed attempts. possible new 10-knot boat for Augusta-Batt route discussed. Heavy gale delayed Dominion-Atlantis Boston departure. ice inhibits discharging berth, channel work hampered by freezing conditions.

Manhausett Provincetown Nannie C. Bohlin Georges Dan Nulty Winslow Commercial John G. Chandler Atlantic Works Boston Vineyard Haven New York Daghestan Calcutta Colombo Bermi Vidor Cienfuegos White Star Romanic Naples Canopic Marseilles Genoa Ponta del Gada Warren Line Kansas Liverpool Anglian London Lorain Winter Hill City of Columbus Ibeen Eastern Steamgaip Company Augusta-Batt Carleton Escaseer Nova Dominion-Atlantis Long Wharf Yarmouth Ter T eSpeMot

Icebound Barge Arrives in Dorchester Bay with Coal

A barge named Brookside arrived last week in Dorchester Bay in tow of the don caster from ae carrying coal consigned to D Doherty of Dorchester. The mounting weather conditions and ice impeded movement as the vessel halted for inspections and clearance before docking. Local officials reported no further incidents and urged caution for nearby traffic on the waterway.

Dorchester Bay Brookside Doncaster D. Doherty Dor

Steamers Devonian and others arrive with merchandise and passengers

Maritime list notes the arrival of steamers Devonian and McConkey with merchandise and passengers bound for Frederick Ley & Co. and How. Nickerson, plus numerous barges and towage units serving routes to Baltimore, New York, Philadelphia, Lynn, Boston, and other ports. The report outlines a network of vessels and consignments across multiple East Coast ports and lenders.

Devonian McConkey Pool Frederick Ley & Co How Nickerson Baltimore James S. Whitney Grove New York Dingley Blair Portland City of Gloucester Opercester Valley Forge Ladelphia Draper Geel Idealen Lynn Phenix Kohinoor Verton Ee Carlisle Oydmouth N. H Ashland Philanderphia Savage Hand C. Co. No. C Aton Hoboken Tobyhanna Tunkhannock Chemung Port Johnson R. R Dean London Mystic Er Louisburg Are Sedgwick Fernandina Coronta Lockport Shel

Continental Clothing Employees Banquet Highlights

Last night at the Crawford House Continental Clothing House employees held their annual banquet. Freeman R. Moore presided as arrangements chair and Harold L. Goodridge served as toastmaster. A musical program featured L. Connor, T. N. Shufelt, E. E B. Gorham, John Clahane, J. Fred O’Connor, A. J. Roth, and Billy Troy with a large turnout of company members listed as attendees.

Continental Clothing Continental Clothing House Crawford House Freeman R. Moore Harold L. Goodridge L. Connor T. N. Shufelt E. E B. Gorham John Clahane J. Fred O G.H. Samuel A. J. Sullivan A. Standish J. Thompson M. Workman EB. B. Gorham Joe Roth Billy Troy W. A. Swan M. A. Dowling J. J. Mahoney H. Sheffield J. Phillips

Banquet and Dance of New England Telephone Operators

More than 200 employees of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company gathered in the American House banquet halls for the th annual operators’ banquet and dance after a sumptuous dinner. Tomas Hogan of Charlestown directed the affair. The event marked a grand success for the night operators.

New England Telephone and Telegraph Company Tomas Hogan Charlestown New Eng Telephone and Telegraph Company

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