Marine Weather and Coastal Losses Report
The holiday limited fishing traffic with only three vessels arriving at the big pier, delivering about 90 000 pounds of fresh fish. Haddock and cod prices ranged 5 to 14 cents per pound, while the Katherine W Cullen barge carrying 1400 tons of coal for the navy sprung a leak near Boston Light and the crew were rescued by a naval tug. The three-masted schooner Balano was wrecked west of Great Wass Island with six saved by coast guard. Balano valued at about 25 000 dollars, partially insured. The Trafford Hall sails from Calcutta to this port via Red Sea and Suez, a routing change after a year.
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Haddock
Aneacs
Katherine W. Cullen
Navy
Boston Light
Heron
Provincetown
Cullen Brothers
New York
Fred B. Balano
Great Wass Island
Jonesport
David W. Simpson
Boston
Coast Guard
Eastport
Egg Rock
Nahant Bay
Trafford Hall
Calcutta
Red Sea
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Cape of Good Hope
Shipping News Arrived and After Onward to Portland List
The report lists numerous steamers and schooners arriving including Jelling Andersen Jucaro Cuba Lexington Heath Lambert's Point Gov. Cobb Vineyard Haven City of Gloucester Mor tis and Co. Pierson Satellite Crowley Speedwell Burns Friendship Me Onaway Burns Catawisss Sevier and others towing barges from Perth Amboy Port Reading and New York. Also sailed were Parisian City of Rome Kershaw Mohawk Tugs and pilot boats. In a separate note bracelet a silver chest and priceless jewels were presented to Mrs Cunliffe-Owen with platinum cuff links valued at 1800. Guests included J B Duke J D Gilliam Warfield Watson and others. The event moved to Keekamoochaug Farm then Worcester Hotel Bancroft for honeymoon dinner priced at 50 per plate. Hugo Cunliffe-Owen, son of Sir Phillip Cunliffe-Owen, leads a tobacco firm active in war work and a prominent English sports figure. He is 48, divorced, with homes in London and the countryside.
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Jelling
Andersen
Jucaro
Cuba
Lexington
Heath
Lambert’s Point
Cobb
Vineyard Haven
City of Gloucester
Larsen
Gloucester
Mortis & Co
Pierson
New York
Satellite
Crowley
Speedwell
Burns
Friendship, Me
Onaway
Catawisss
Sevier
Perth Amboy
Portland
Bethayres
Cacoosing
Port Reading
John F. Geyner
Bentz
George S. Hughes
Flybby Dub
Rush L. Bond, Jr
Sandwich
Pallas
Perkins
Mary ©. Hughes
Gypsum King
Miller
Norfolk
Samuel W. Fancher
Lewis H. St. John
Glooscap
Pejepsect
Hackett
Rockland
Plymouth
Windsor
Roger Williams
Cole
Passaic
Guttenberg
Rondout
Edgewater
Blake
Socony
Charles W. Parker, Jr
Catharin
Helen
Parisian
Liverpool
Charleston
Jacksonville
City of Rome
Savannah
North Land
Lake Deval
Baltimore
Kershaw
Mohawk
Dolphin
New Bedford
America
Catawissa
Paxinos
International
Hauto
Monitor
Tuckahoe
Standard II
J. B. Duke
J. D. Gilliam
London
Fred Warfield
J. P. Watson
Mt. Vernon
E. S. Bowling
A. G. Jeffries
J. H. Ruffin
New Rochelle
W. H
Hugo Cunliffe-Owen
Sir Phillip Cunliffe-Owen
Phillip
Bath
Royal Museum
Cunliffe-Owen
British-American Tobacco Company
Atlantic
Tellegen Sues for 50000 Over Publication
Lou Tellegen, famed actor, files suit in New York Supreme Court seeking 50000 damages for a Oct 19 newspaper item implying discord with his wife Geraldine Farrar. The complaint charges the article harmed their reputations and asserts no prior family trouble.
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New York
Lou Tellegen
Middle West
Supreme Court
Vaudeville Weekly
Geraldine Farrar
A. L
F. Jacobs
Bond Street
Tellegens
A. L. Jacobs
Sailor Shot by a Guard at Commonwealth Pier
Charles R. Radford, a sailor at Commonwealth pier, was shot and seriously wounded last night by Petty Officer Frank W. Metting of the naval provost guard after Radford refused to halt on Alden Street. Metting, who fired twice, is in custody at Joy Street station on assault with a dangerous weapon. Radford, in critical condition at Relief Hospital, remains unable to talk.
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Charles R. Radford
Commonwealth Pier
Naval Provost Guard
West End
Frank W. Metting
Radford
Metting
Joy Street
Alden Street
Million Gifts Reported for Cunliffe Owen Bride
The Cunliffe Owen bride travels to California with her aristocratic English husband, a multi millionaire who heads tobacco interests in America and Britain, amid lavish gifts reported by the press.
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Cunliffe-Owen
California
America
Great Britain
Glamorous Cunliffe-Owen Wedding in Dudley Ends in England
Secret preparations culminated in a noon ceremony at Conant Memorial Church Dudley Massachusetts with Cunliffe-Owen presenting his bride a rumored 4 million dollar check. Bride Miss Oliver wore champagne velvet with a sable ornament. Guests included S M Conant as sponsor and Neville Higham as best man.
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California
Hingo Cunliffe-Owen
England
Dudley
Massachusetts
Cunliffe-Owen
Philip Cunliffe-Owen
Wenbank
Bray
Berkshire
British-American Tobacco Company
Conant Memorial
Oiver
S. M. Conant
Pawtucket
Rhode Island
Martha Oliver
Orange
N. J
Neville Higham
London
New York
Forty seven killed in Warsaw clashes with troops
In Warsaw on December 30 and the preceding day, 47 people were killed as troops clashed with red revolutionists protesting the internment of Bolsheviks. The city remains tense amid demonstrations and shootings.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Poles and Bolsheviks clash as Europe eyes frontier moves
Anxious days rise in Polish regions with street clashes and a crowd fearful yet unshaken. Soldiers fire when salutes fail while civilians press on as demonstrations for Paderewski erupt in Posen. The front lines shift with Bolsheviks advancing toward Vilna and Baltic ports as German retirements and Marshal Foch’s permission shape the moves. General Pilsudski weighs the uncertain course in German Poland.
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Poland
Ukraine
Vilna
Lithuania
Foch
Pskov
Baltic
Libau
Riga
Martial law in effect amid new national army patrols
A state of virtual martial law grips the city as soldiers of the new national army and the municipal guard patrol streets. Cavalry and light artillery are active with target practice near Warsaw to deter revolutionists. Ignace Paderewski arrives from Poznań and is proposed as republic president, bolstering authorities.
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National Army
Warsaw
Posen
Ignace Paderewski
Polish Leader Vows Firm Policy Against German Aggression
Reports describe fighting between Ruthenians and Poles at multiple points including Rawaruska in Galicia where about 200 Ruthenians were killed. Poles, supplied by Austrian depots, show strong resolve while Ruthenians occupy Lutsk Dubno Sokul and Costel and aim for Lemberg before the peace congress.
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Rawaruska
Galicia
Lutsk
Dubno
Sokul
Costel
Lemberg
Poles Seize Key Posts in German Polish Province
Poles control central post and telegraph offices in Posen region after disarming German troops. Violent street clashes reported as German authorities call for reinforcements. Wreschen and Zloszaw officials proclaim annexation to Poland. Gnesen reported under Polish control.
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Basle
Posen
Poland
Vorwaerts
Berlin
Germany
Wreschen
Zloszaw
Gnesen
Five killed as Polish troops quell Warsaw Bolshevik march
In Warsaw on Sunday December 29 sympathizers allied with Bolsheviks marched to the Hotel Bruhl demanding release of six Bolshevik agents. Polish troops fired into the crowd after several soldiers were wounded.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Bruhl
Crowd closes on hotel as Bolshevik agents are guarded
A mob of over 1000 marched through the streets with red banners shouting Down with Pilsudski and the government. They moved to a hotel where three Polish Legion companies guarded Bolshevik agents. When release was refused, revolver fire from the crowd and three volleys from soldiers followed, wounding several and killing five.
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Billen
Pilsudski
Want Poles Kept Out of Lithuania Protest Delivers Note
The Lithuanian National Council of the United States announced in New York on December 31 that a protest against a Polish occupation of Vilna will be sent to allied governments. Pierre S. Villmont, head of the council, said Polish troops would use the pretext to invade Lithuania and annex it by force.
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New York
Vilna
Lithuanian National Council of
United States
Pierre S. Villmont
Lithuania
Poland
Europe in Need of Pork Says Hoover
Cablegram from Herbert C. Hoover in Paris reports Europe needs every pound of U S pork that can be shipped before next July. Hoover predicts demand will surge once wartime economic chaos eases and armistice stabilization continues.
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Europe
Hoover
Washington
Dec
United States
The
Food Administration
Herbert C. Hoover
Paris
Orators Entertain Berlin On Sunday
Basle December 31. The Frankfort Gazette reports that Sunday passed quietly in Berlin with large crowds. More than five hundred thousand attended the demonstration by the majority Socialists and 30,000 in the Democratic Socialists rally.
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Berlin
Basle
Havas
Frank+fort Gazette
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