Fisher fleet loads as Boston market ends week
Fifteen vessels brought in fish at Boston harbor with over 449 300 pounds of mixed fresh catch including haddock cod pollock and scrod haddock. Vessels Spray and Angie V Watson led with large hauls while prices ranged from 1 to 3 4 cents per pound for various species. The report notes a lighter export total from Boston compared to last year and cites a new four masted schooner contract to replace the Frank Barnet tested by William I Green & Son.
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Emily Cooney
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Custom House
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William I.’. Green
Hansa
Rheinfels
Calcutta
Colombo
Virginia Capes
New York
Shipping News Miniature Almanac And Arrivals
Shipping notices record arrivals and clearances. Steamers Florence Dawes Fowey and City of Memphis among those arriving from British and European ports with china clay and ballast to load for River Plate. Tugs Mars Morix and others tow barges. ships cleared include City of Memphis and Isaiah K. Stetson. sailings list multiple steamers and tugs with tows toward Philadelphia and New York.
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Dawes
Fowey
Eng
City of Memphis
Dreyer
Savannah
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Chase
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Norfolk
Newport News
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Morix
Sterling
Henry Endicott
Gettysburg
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Monitor
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Agda
Andersen
New York
River Plate
Tormentor
Karmoe
General Scott
Maloney
St. John
N. B
Q. French
Lunt
Raritan River
N. J
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Calvin Austin
Eastport
Ontario
Old Colony
Strathearn
Heathdene
Radnor
Oxford
Cumberland
Two Men Charged in Raised Ten Dollar Bill Case
George J. Berretsos and John P. Paulos were taken into custody after attempting to pass a raised ten dollar bill at the Boston postoffice money order division. They applied for a twenty five dollar money order to Greece. cashier Loring alerted a postal inspector.
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Foreign Postoffice
Boston Postoffice
George J. Berretsos
Tremont Street
John P. Paulos
Rochester Street
Berretsos
Paulos
Greece
Post Office
Jennings
Night Riders slay man in Thomasville
Night Riders abducted B. F. Akridge in Thomasville Georgia last night bound him to a tree and cut his throat after maltreating him in a reprehensible act authorities investigate the incident as a brutal assault with fatal outcome.
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Thomasville
B. F. Akridge
Chinese crew on Kennebec inspected at port in Boston
The 41 Chinese crew members aboard the British steamer Kennebec were not allowed to land at South Boston docks. They were mustered on deck in the rain and examined by Chinese inspector Charles D. Mayers and interpreter May Don Shing, the largest such crew seen in Boston in years.
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May Don
Charles D. Mayers
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Boston
Don Shing
Land Borders Fade as Exiles Seek Glimpses They Deserve
A fragmentary caption hints at people barred from entry pursuing distant views of a homeland. The brief text conveys longing and unresolved separation, reflecting displacement and restricted access to ancestral lands.
Sliding scale alimony in Chicago divorce case
Mrs. Alice W. Johnson initiates and receives sliding scale alimony arrangement tied to her husband Charles L. Johnson's income. The Chicago divorce follows her claim of one third of his earnings as maintenance, reflecting fluctuations in his suburban electrical appliance business.
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Alice W. Johnson
Charles Lt. Johnson
Samuel S. Shinn Found Dead in Cold Near Cemetery
Samuel S. Shinn, 82, was found dead in a lot beside a Mount Holly cemetery after wandering barefoot from home in freezing weather yesterday. He perished outdoors in the harsh January cold.
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Ananias Club Welcomes Five More Members
The lower house erupts in laughter as members are named by implication in the President's message about the secret service and land frauds. Key figures like L White Bushey and Walter I Smith are discussed, with calls to refer the message to the special committee. The floor scene includes Griggs and Perkins as the message is debated and finally referred.
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Iowa
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Inter-Ocean
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Committee On
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Kentucky
Fitzgerald
New York
Perkins
Mr. Griggs
Georgia
Roosevelt Denies Charges Over Secret Service Use
President Roosevelt in a special message to the House rejects claims that he charged Congress with corruption or that most lawmakers fear secret service investigation. He urges consolidating all detective services into a single bureau under the Justice Department and seeks a pay raise for Chief Wilkie from 4000 to 6000 yearly. He defends the service as essential for justice and warns against private or political use.
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Burton
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Minn
Smith
Iowa
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Runaway Engine Plows Through Trenton Station
A runaway locomotive and tender crashed into the Philadelphia and Reading passenger station in Trenton New Jersey injuring engineer Michael Shiler who leaped clear and faces probable death. Fireman Howard Reed remained at his post and escaped unharmed. The station matron saved herself by leaping through a window.
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N. J
Michael Shiler
Philadelphia & Reading
Howard Reed
Riot in Calcutta Seen as Anti English Demonstration
Indian authorities report that Sundays riot at Tittea gur between Hindus and Mohammedans was an anti English demonstration. A dozen people were killed and more than 100 injured.
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