Fisher fleet lands 113000 pounds at Boston pier
On a quiet fish pier day the fleet landed 113500 pounds of fish led by the Manhassett with 26000 pounds. Prices ranged from 3 1 2 to 1 3 4 cents. A small fire sparked on the Agawan sloop. The Steamer Republic and other ships prepared for Mediterranean service with notable passengers.
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Boston
Gloucester
Manhausett
Mortis H. Perry
Thomas W. Knight
Teresa
Alice
Irene
May
John M. Keen
Minerva
Chrome
Dorothy
Flavilla
Sleop Fannie Belle
Agawan
T Wharf
Starliner Cymric
Queenstown
Liverpool
Preston
Port Limon
Port Natonic
Jam
Rustington
Cuba
White Star Line
Republic
Columbus
Hoosac Tunnel
Charlestown
James McAuley
Azores
Gibraltar
Marseilles
Naples
Genoa
Alexandria
Mediterranean
N. 8. Shaler
Harvard University
William A. Dunn
City
Louis 8. Adams
Eleanor W. Allen
Walter Bailey
Mary B Bliss
Allan A. Brown
Mary A. Brown
Chester Chase
Alma Colton
Saran
Carrie E. Day
G. di Cola
Wilson J. Dodge
George Dunn
James T. Fields
Winsor B. French
French
Charles B Inches
Inches
Miss Inches
Alice H. Longfellow
John B. ‘Lord
Chicago
Grace Plunkett
Dublin
Irc
James Reynolds
Shipping News Miniature Almanac
Shipping notices list arrivals and sailings with multiple steamers and schooners. Vessels named include St. Croix Thompson St. John N B Portland City of Gloucester Prescott Palmer Carlisle Newport News William P Hoodee Nettie Coe and more as listings show arrivals from Norfolk Philadelphia New York and navigational times and water levels.
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St. Croix
Thompson
St. John
N. B
Esrt
Portland
Juniata
Bond
Norfolk
Bri Philain
Herman Winter
Crowell
New York
Roix
Winterport
Dey
City of Gloucester
Prescott Palmer
Carlisle
Newport News
William P. Hoodee
Wilmington
Nettie Coe
Wise Port
Walter A
Iaickenach
Frank O Fee
Wentworth
London
Yarmouth
Ector
Kershaw
Storm King
Nellie
Lea
Crenance
Hoboken
Lynn
Cheekaga
York
Bee
Bath
Evouirn
Simpson
Letra Leo Frank
Barnet
Fernarietta
Mt. Pope
Coat
Pensacola
John Beatage
St. Lions
Nathaniel T. Palmer
Daileys Observe 60th Year in Livery Business
East Cambridge marked the 60th anniversary of Dailey's stables at the Mansion House attended by over 150 residents. Charles W. Dailey hosted, tracing the firm to Newtowne settlers and noting the long history of the stable. Sam Giddings, famed stage driver, shared tales of early days as the crowd listened to remarks from local notables.
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East Cambridge
Dailey
Cambridge
Charles W. Dailey
William Dailey
Charles ‘W. Dailey
Newtowne
New Year's Party at St. Botolph Gymnasium
Miss Mabelle Fallon hosted a New Year’s gathering at St. Botolph Gymnasium in the Grundmann Studio building on Clarendon street. Harvard officials and city society members attended, including numerous named guests and artists from local circles.
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Mabelle Fallon
Grundmann
Clarendon Street
Harvard
Lesne
Joe Harte
Harvar
Perry
Barnard
T. T. Brooks
Chinese Offer Reward for Toy On Murderer
Chief Inspector Watts directs detectives in the Toy On murder in Chelsea street Charlestown District on December 19. The Chinese Empire Reform Association has deposited $1000 at the Boston National Express Company office as a reward for the capture of those responsible.
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Toy On
Chelsea Street
Charlestown
Chinese Empire Reform Association
Boston
National Express Company
Country Club Regulars Defeat Boston Curling Club Five to None
The Country Club curling team defeated the Boston Curling Club in Brookline yesterday afternoon. It was the opening match of a five-rink series for the season, and the Country Club won all five rinks. Later, the club planned a skating carnival event for this evening.
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Boston
Boston Curling Club
Brookline
Three Florida Tours Offer Sunshine Delights
Florida tours priced at 59.60 dollars listed with dates in January February and March. Agent Joseph P. Taggart of N. EP. A. based at 300 Washington Street Boston Massachusetts markets these trips.
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Florida
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
Mysterious Health Ad Offers Cure for Men’s Diseases
An obscure medical advertisement targets young men with promises to cure impotence, sterility, and gonorrhea through quick examinations and private treatments. It claims to restore vitality, warns of syphilis and other diseases, and seeks payment upfront, labeling the service as a solution to “sound manhood” and marital readiness.
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Pieter
Idney
Lock Medical
Court ST
Boston
Mass
Boston Faro Banker Broke Loses Ten Thousand
A Chicago banker operated a faro bank at a major hotel in Boston for four days. He faced a cash shortfall as patrons lost over ten thousand dollars through a scheme where deposits and winnings depended on predicted card outcomes. The four trusted associates drained funds, culminating in a total loss of 4700 to the group and the bank collapsing by midnight.
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Alleged Hotel Ruffian Rheinstrom Caught in Detroit
Joseph Rheinstrom, sought by Boston police for about three years for defrauding hotels with worthless checks, was arrested in Detroit. The case involves Hotel Thorndike and Touraine Lewis at 408 Washington, with Inspector Wolf and J Linfield Damon aiding. He posed as a drummer, had long hotel ties, and allegedly passed numerous bad checks at the Touraine and Thorndike while employed by a Columbus Avenue book firm.
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Joseph Rheinstrom
Detroit
J. Linfield Damon
Thorndike
Inspector Wolf
Touraine
Lewis
W. H. Lewis
Rheinstrom
Columbus Avenue
Second annual ball held by American Tube Works employees
In Somerville Union Hall last night about 1000 attendees celebrated the second annual ball of American Tube Works employees. Mayor McNamee of Cambridge attended and spoke briefly. Alderman-elect Joseph P. Phillips and labor leaders joined the event. Grand march led by Jeremiah J. Novan and Mrs Annie White.
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American Tube Works
Somerville
Union Hall
Mayor McNamee
Cambridge
Joseph P. Phillips
Jeremiah J. Novan
Migs Annie White
All New Englanders Are Patriotic Tour to Washington
The note touts seven day tours from Boston with visits to Congress and other landmarks. Illustrated booklet details itineraries and costs. $26 covers all expenses. Departures listed: Jan 16, Feb 12, March 11, April 8, and May 6.
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New
Sled Kills Policeman in New Bedford Crossing Crash
Edgar W. Allen patrolman died at the hospital after being struck by a sled while guarding Weld street crossing for coasters at the north end of New Bedford. He died two hours after the accident.
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New. Bedford
Edgar W. Allen
Weld Street
New Year Observed at House of the Angel Guardian
New Year's Day was observed at the House of the Angel Guardian with a high mass by Rev. D M Murphy, vesper and benediction in the afternoon, and a noon banquet for the boys who received candy and nut packages. It marked the start of the institution's sixth year of service.
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House of the Angel Guardian
D .M. Murphy
Central Bank Depositors To Receive 99 Percent Payout
Receiver Frank D. Allen of Central National Bank sent notices ready to disburse certificates valued at 6 percent to depositors. This brings total paid since closure to 99 percent and banking circles believe depositors may be paid in full with interest without stockholder assessment.
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Central Bank
Frank D. Allen
The
Central National Bank
Fire destroys Mt Sterling structures in New York blaze
A blaze in Mt Sterling New York destroyed the stores of T Nes & Sons J F Tabb Esler and damaged the opera house Beaumont Hotel and Methodist Church. Two people were killed and losses totaled a large amount with property damage across several buildings.
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N. Y
T.nes & Sons
J. F. Tabb
Esler
Opera House
Coe
Beaumont Hotel
Local Labor Notes Reflect Union Events and Meetings
Local labor items note the first anniversary of the Rail Road Machinists Union 567 at a factory site in Ames and plan a vote for Teamsters election at Brodbine Hall. Reports mention officers of Hebrew Painters and other craft unions, meeting notes, and financial concerns as unions prepare for upcoming gatherings.
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Fe Core Aus Bel Welter Ames
Howe
Couy
Erie Teamsters
Brodbine Hall
Hebrew Painte Sa Sers’ Union 42
Ineigh Tele
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Max Pepi Ber
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Boston Bullaine Opiates Council
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Sund Pia Jan
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Mora
Reunion committee meets on ball plans at YMCA
The Young Men's Catholic Association reunion committee holds a meeting this evening in the association building to discuss plans for the upcoming ball.
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Young Men’s Catholic Association
Association
City of Boston Seeks Proposals From Contractors
The City of Boston invites contractor bids for a project at Wardner Architects 58 Tremont. Proposals must be received by the specified deadline and may be rejected at the city’s discretion. Preference will be given to bidders offering favorable wage rates and adherence to contract terms. Payment will be made by check payable to the oat Bekried as per instructions.
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Cambridge
City Hall
Boston
Cambridge Bommission
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Vasa Ati
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Mustcs Instruments for Sale in Boston Area
A fragmentary notice offers a Boston made lt pis for sale or rent with cash or time terms. Contact details hint at GEO and 4 Lagrange St back of Ho rota, but the text is garbled and uncertain.
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Geo
Lagrange St
Horote
Ballroom Dancing Classes at Bay State Socials
Beginning lessons advertised at 646 Warren St. on January 7 with multiple sessions at the Bay State venue. Includes ballroom dancing, social nights, and a gentleman host. notices list names and contact details for instructors and classes.
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Bay State
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Berens
Majestic
Tie Theatre
Kal
Fire destroys two blocks in Ansonia center
Exploding flames gutted two business blocks in central Ansonia Connecticut this afternoon causing an estimated loss of seventy five thousand dollars. Fire department battled the blaze as it threatened to engulf more of the business district and general alarm was sounded.
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