Coastwise vessels report and sailings from Boston docks
The beam trawler Spray and schooner Buema were the only vessels to reach T wharf yesterday, with haddock cod and pollock cargoes. The Boston steamer carried 53 passengers and 149 crates of live lobsters after a gale from Yarmouth. The loss of the four mastered Sarah W Lawrence reduces coastwise schooners. she had hauled coal and earned high freight. The White Star liner Cretic leaves Naples for this port with 15 saloon and 140 second cabin passengers. The Silsbee near Cape Negro is a total loss after breaking up. Allan Line tonian arrives from Glasgow with 18 cabin and 38 steerage passengers. Ionian brings 4107 bags of Irish potatoes and whiskey among freight. Lancastrian sails for London with wheat cattle flour provisions lumber and meats. Captain Pike of the Calvin Austin to start midwinter vacation. Captain Allan to replace him on Portland division. Captain Kimball of the Dorothy dies of lumbago. he was a popular local captain. Captain Haines plans voyage to San Juan with 4500 empty barrels for molasses. The Landman.
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Buema
Georges
Haddock
Simms
Boston
Long Wharf
Yarmouth
N. S
Sarah W. Lawrence
Capes
Delaware
Augustus Hunt
Lawrence
Boston Gas Light Company
Commercial Street
Farrow
Baker
Hunt
New York
White Star
Cretic
Naples
St. John
N. B
Elizabeth Silsbee
Cape Negro
Nova Scotia
Silsbee
Allan Line
Tonian
John M. Johnston
Glasgow
Canada
Halifax
Ionian
Lancastrian
Leyland Line
Hoosac Docks
Charlestown
London
Samuel F. Pike
Calvin Austin
Eastern Steamship Company
W. H. Allan
Ransom B. Fuller
Portland
Charles Kimball
Dorothy
Lumbago
Beverly
Kimball
H. A. Haines
Lewis H. Goward
San Juan
Porto Rico
Shipping News Update From February Port Activities
The bulletin lists arrivals with Ionian Gloucester and Louisburg coal cargoes, plus several other steamers and schooners arriving or sailing. It notes high and low water times, sunrise and sunset, and tide rise details for the day. Key vessels include Ionian, City of Everett, Massachusetts, and several barges and tugs operating along New York, Baltimore, and Gloucester routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ionian
Johnston
Glasgow
Halifax
N. S
Allan Line
Louisburg
Marsters
CC. B
Boston
Simms
Yarmouth
Lady Sybil
Wrayton
Kershaw
Bond
Norfolk
James
Whitney
Thompson
New York
Massachusetts
Barrett
Cto
City of Everett
Fenton
Philadelphia
S. O. Co
Portland
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Mass
Catawissa
Sevier
Phenix
Portsmouth
Herndon
Marion
New Bedford
International
Isaksen
Draper
Newburyport
Manatawny
Ephrata
Teaser
Calhoun
Baltimore
Chattahoochee
Savannah
J. H. Devereaux
Eureka
Thaxter
Greenwood
Eleanor
A. Percy
Jewett
Newport News
Georgia
Gilkey
Frances
Brunswick
Elizabeth T. Doyle
Green
Jacksonville
Windwest
Artemisia
Hamburg
Dominion
Esparza
Port Simon
C. R
Indian
Juniata
Kenosha
Kennebec
Nantukeet
Old Colony
Bunker Hill
H. F. Dimock
Onondaga
Charleston
Theoline
Pendleton Sisters
Katherin D. Perry
Miles M. Merry
Jordan Marsh Club Banquet Highlights Co operation
Louis D Brandeis urged intelligent cooperation between employers and workers at the Jordan Marsh Get Together Club banquet in Boston. Vicar General Patterson Frederick Perin and Jordan family members attended as speakers praised wage fairness and social service, noting the store’s educational and savings bank insurance efforts.
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Louis D. Brandeis
Jordan Marsh Company
Boston City Club
Patterson
George L. Perin
D. D
Eben D. Jordan
W. F. Waters
G. W. Mitten
W. D. Williams
William A. Hooper
C. J. Brady
Church of the Poor
Leo XIII
Franklin Square House
Dr. Perin
Mr. Jordan
Bride Leaves Home To Marry In Providence
Josephine E Blake 18 of Cambridge ran away from home to marry Ernest Moffatt 22 of Allston after telling her mother she would go to work. They wed in Providence with Rev Alexander Mitchell and returned to Boston for forgiveness. Moffsatts are prominent Brighton builders. Blake family residents are Cambridge.
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Goodby
Josephine E. Blake
Biglow Street
Cambridge
Ernest Moffatt
Pomeroy Street
Allston
Providence
Alexander Mitchell
Boston
Blake
Moffatt
Arthur W. Moffatt
Brighton
Wireless wizard killed by gust in Brockton stunt
Ernest B. Seaman 19 of Brockton was blown from a flagstaff while arranging wires for a wireless demonstration. He clung to the edge of the Y M C A building for several minutes before help arrived. The incident ended with Seaman falling to the roof below and being fatally harmed.
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Brockton
Ernest B. Seaman
Seaman
Young Seaman
Glenwood Street
Boston Bride Too Young For City Hall Wedding
Providence report: John V. McDonald aged 19 and Mary Eunice Mullen 17 were denied a marriage license at City Hall because the bride was underage. The Boston residents stated his father Alexander McDonald, a contractor and builder, as their contact. the couple then departed.
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Providence
John V. McDonald
Mary Eunice Mullen
Boston
Alexander McDonald
Williams Alumni Banquet Honors Garfield at Williams
Williams College Alumni Association held its second annual banquet at the American House. Attendees surpassed prior records as Boston graduates greeted new president Dr Harry A Garfield class of 85. President-elect A Lawrence Lowell of Harvard spoke and presiding Bliss Perry led after dinner remarks.
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Williams College Alumni Association
American House
Boston
Harry A. Garfield
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Williams
Bliss Perry
Atlantic Monthly
Harvard
Garfield
President Lowell
Hello Girls Hold Dance Tonight at Howe Hall
The Orpheus Club of toll operators on the Main exchange hosts a dance in Howe Hall Huntington avenue tonight. A grand march is planned with Walter Mullen as floor director and Miss Katheryne Collins as chief of aids. Committee includes Nellie Desmond May Matthews Bella Brown Margaret Herlihy Carrie Litchfield Ethel McDonald Florence Sheary Rose Collins and Tilly Clarke.
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Orpheus Club
Howe Hall
Huntington Avenue
Walter Mullen
Katheryne Collins
Aids
Nellie Desmond
May Matthews
Bella Brown
Margaret Herlihy
Carrie Litchfield
Ethel McDonald
Florence Sheary
Rose Collins
Tilly Clarke
Delegates United for Home Rule Convene in Dublin
In Dublin on February 11 delegates to the United Irish League met to shape policy for the upcoming Parliament session on home rule. Mr John E Redmond presided over a largely representative gathering that urged parliamentary representatives to pursue a specific strategy to secure home rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
United Irish League
John E. Redmond
Division over alliance and land bill at Irish Nationalist convention
The Dublin convention saw sharp splits over an alliance with Liberal Liberals and the land bill. Redmond denied any Liberal pact while warning against coercive tactics. O'Brien and O’Donnell opposed the bill, and a confidence vote passed amid protests. Redmond sent a cable to Boston denying violence at the meeting.
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Liberal Party
Ireland
Redmond
Father Kennedy
Dublin
Sheehy
Skeffington
Parnell
Gladstone
Ginnell
M. P
Birrell
Trish
William O’brien
Thomas O’donnell
O’brien
Nationalist Party
John Redmond
Boston
America
John O'Callaghan
United Irish League
O'Brien
Bequest Leaves Yonkers Carpet Workers $1000 Each
In Westchester County, Eva Smith Cochrane’s will leaves $1,000 to each Smith Carpet Company employee in Yonkers with 20 or more years of service. The $8,000,000 estate is described as one of the era’s notable bequests, with over 250 workers likely eligible.
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Elmer Mansfield
Boston
Mansfield
Huntington Ave
Public Library
New York
Westchester County
Eva Smith Cochrane
Smith Carpet Company
Yonkers
N. Y
125 Entombed Miners Saved From Russian Mine
In Yuzovka on February 11 the 125 miners trapped by a February 9 explosion and fire escaped through an abandoned gallery. Several were overcome by fumes but aided by others. the second engineer died after reaching the surface.
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Yuzovka
Russia
Catherine
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