Boots and Shoes Trade Strong Amid Domestic Demand
Dun and Bradstreet reports from New York on February trade show continued growth in production and employment despite the Maine disaster. Boots and shoes shipments from Boston reach record February levels, with men’s prices up about 21-2 cents per pair and women’s demand rising.
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Along the Water Front and Shipping News Update
Maritime items report Captain Joseph Colby and the Sylph No 8 possibly joining the Red Cross Society group nearby. Several shipmen visit ill colleagues, including Captain Lawler, Fairfield, and John Jansen. Notable sales include the three masted schooner M A Allen to Arthur Crafts at Burnham's Wharf. The clipper Great Admiral, once sailed for Admiral Farragut, sold for 12000 in New York.
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Gas tragedy claims Thomas Pevery at Myrtle Street
Thomas Pevery aged 28 was found dead in his bed at 32 Myrtle Street yesterday morning with the gas on. Police deem the death an accidental exposure after the stopcock was reportedly turned too far by a late returnee, with the gas left on for hours.
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Wheat swings amid speculation on Leiter crop sale and holiday
Chicago reports open at 1.06, peak at 1.03 1 2 as rumors claim Leiter may push May wheat to 1.50. Phil Armour backs Leiter, noting Europe seeks U S supply. Joseph Leiter denies selling 5 million bushels, says he bought and plans to sell wheat as prices rise from 1.25 to 1.50.
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New 6500-Ton Steamer For Hamburg Charter
A 6500 ton steamer is being built at Sir William Gray shipyard on England s east coast for C Andersen of Hamburg. George J Emery of Chelsea will operate her in the Mexican and West Indian trade for several years. The vessel carries cabinet woods and has a light draft with 1500 tons water ballast, side ballast and bottom ballast. It will be a ten knot ship.
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Barnard Memorial Birthday Celebration in Boston Music Hall
In Boston Music Hall a Barnard Memorial children's celebration of Washington's birthday is set for Tuesday. Morning session runs 10 to 1 and afternoon 2 15 to 6 30 with general dancing free for all children. National and exhibition dances appear at 11 30 and 3 30 under Mrs Lilla Viles Wyman.
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Boston Tunnel Legislation Hearings and Water Board Requests
Public hearing in Room 436 at the State House on Wednesday Feb 23 at 10:30 am to consider multiple measures. D. D. Rourke seeks tunnel legislation Boston to East Boston and related transit proposals. Metropolitan Water Board counsel additions. city water supply amendments. land and easement exchanges. water meter use. and domestic water charges concerns. Also probate notice in Middlesex seeking will construction for Eliphalet P. Crafts estate with citations and publication requirements.
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Democratic caucuses in Boston wards for Senate delegates
Notices announce Democratic caucuses in Wards 8 4 and 5 Boston for electing delegates to the Second Suffolk District Senatorial Convention. Caucuses set for March 6 or 14 with nominee selection for a March 29 special election. Filing nomination papers due February 24 at 299 Washington Street. Official ballots only.
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