Gloucester Fish Fleet Totals and New Sloop Launch at Vincent's Point
A large fleet of 34 vessels docking at the Gloucester fish pier reported 470600 pounds of mixed fish from weekend fishing, led by 315900 pounds of hamwock and 31500 pounds of haddock on the Spray. Prices ranged with haddock at 4 cents and cod around 51-4 cents per pound. Also noted was the launch of the new 100 ton knoackabout Pontiac schooner at Vincent's Point designed for L B Good speed Co, to be commanded by Enos Nickerson in about two weeks. News of a total loss of the Ralph M Hogdon near Birchy Cove was received from Eastport, Me. The Cunard Sylvania and Allan Line Corinthian will depart Boston for transatlantic voyages. The week’s import values showed a notable increase. Moon rising and high water times provided.
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State Legislators Set Moral Code for New Session
Harrisburg lawmakers plan a bipartisan caucus to endorse a set of New Year resolutions serving as a moral code during the session. The pledges include rejecting railroad passes and bribes, thorough cap ital graft investigations, supporting the 2 cent mileage bill and trolley freight reform, and boosting state insane asylum appropriations.
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Silence cure vows to curb talkative society women
In Ansonia Connecticut on New Year’s, society women will try the silence cure a simple mouth-shut rest treatment. Proponents claim it improves health and brings peace to families, noting one wife says her husband quit drinking after trying the method. A boy is also said to quit tobacco after witnessing the effect.
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Trade figures show imports surge while exports lag
Imports this year reached 3 218 301 dollars, up from 1 977 811 last year. Exports are weaker with 1 235 114 dollars this year versus 1 569 040 in 1906, as reported by THE LANDSMAN.
Willie Takes a Chew He Regrets the Tobacco Taste
E William Prophet a Port Arthur Canada youth of tender years tried chewing a foil covered plug found by chance. He believed it harmless and bit off a chunk then faced a sudden dizzy fright and a perilous journey home. He recovered and vows never to touch tobacco again.
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Drinks with Goblins Teetotaler After Night at Distillery
Daniel Stubbs recounts a terrifying experience near the Pink Swallow distillery in Great Barrington as barrel shaped men and bottle shaped women force him to drink brandy punch. He fled pursued by iron balls and blue dogs, waking to proclaim he will remain teetotal.
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Paving Plans Resume As Spirits Rebuild Streets
In Sheol the city announces street improvements resume Tuesday after delays. Contractor seeks until new year with promised “good resolutions” and spirits return to work at midnight. weather favorable for 30 day completion.
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Pure Food Law Starts In Effect Today In Boston
Beginning today manufacturers and dealers must label all food products with purity or adulteration details. The new rule requires plain labels by Oct 1907 and may create confusion as government leaves labeling to individual dealers. Local chemist Dr. Smith says enforcement will bring some friction while promising inspectors to aid compliance.
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Four Trainmen Hurt As Freight Plunges Into Swamp
Four men were badly injured when a local freight on the Mansfield & Lowell division of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad left a siding at South Framingham and slid into a swamp. Fred Columbia and three associates from Lowell Taunton were hospitalized with Columbia listed as dangerous.
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Holy Father thanks Legion for sentiments on French liberty
Cardinal Gibbons reports Rome replies to Richard Tippett supreme president of the Catholic Benevolent Legion. The Holy Father thanks the Legion for congratulating the Pope on his stand to protect liberty conscience and religion in France.
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