Waterfront fleet brings 222000 haddock to market
The harbor arrivals include schooners James G Blaine Vera Dawson City Annie and Jennie Fitz Oakes Valentina Hattie F Knowlton Mortis H Perry Samoset Philip Manta Albert Geiger Nickerson Flavilla Manhassett Sadie Nunan Sylvie Nunan Navahoe with 222000 pounds haddock 136000 cod 42500 hake 28800 pollock. Navahoe shipped 120000 pounds and 40000 cod the season’s best stocks. Other vessels varied from 4000 pounds onward as Atalanta left for New York and Harry Smith replaced her as the harbor trends shift.
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James G.blaine
Vera
Dawson City
Haddock
Navahoe
James G. Blaine
Atalanta
New York
Allanwilde
John C. Noyes
Harry Smith
Costa
Perth Amboy
A. W. Chesterton
Bruce Hawkins
East Boston
James Gurney, Jr
Philadelphia
Fernandina
Finley
Leyland Line
Georgian
Parker
Liverpool
Charlestown
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Digestion and Strength
Aimed at thin, dyspeptic people the ad claims regular use after meals helps digest flesh forming foods like meat eggs and bread by supplying natural pap tones and diastase. It touts broad efficacy for invalids and children with no harsh drugs and notes wide availability at 50 cents per complete treatment in US Canada and Britain.
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Stuart
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Shipping News: January 7 Almanac and Arrivals
Shipping items note sun rise at 7 14 a m and moon set at 12 22 a m with high tides at 5 am and 5 30 pm. Arrivals include Iowa Walters Tjilatjap and many steamships with cargoes to Warren Co Heath ford Ker shaw Howes and more. Cleared vessels include Admiral Farragut Huron and Daisy Reed. Sailed ships include Boston Vizcanna and Uto toward Yarmouth and Norfolk.
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Walters
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Heathford
Robertson
Tjilatjap
New York
Eckley
Salem
Alice
Perth Amboy
Scranton
Weehawken
Cuba
Hawes
Portsmouth
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Philadelphia
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Port Antonio
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Indian
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Huron
Charleston
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Jacksonville
Barkentine Daisy Reed
Fernandina
Charles H. Valentine
Agnes B. Manson
Boston
Yarmouth
Uto
Norfolk
Vizcanna
Tobacco Trust Launches Campaign to Control German Market
Dresden reports the American Tobacco Trust has opened a campaign to seize German markets. Saxony's major independent cigarette manufacturers form a cooperative to rally public sentiment against trust products and spur a boycott of items bearing the trust trademark. The George A Jasmatzi Company, largest German cigarette maker, will coordinate the effort.
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Tobacco Trust
Dresden
American Tobacco Trust
Saxony
American Trust
Trust
George A. Jasmatzi
Germany
American Tobacco Company
Boers Attend Garden Party For Chamberlain Honor
In Pretoria February drama shows Generals Botha Delarey Cronje and Smuts attending a governor hosted garden party aiding Colonial Secretary Chamberlain. Mrs Chamberlain engages in long talk with General Cronje. Boer attendance was not large.
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Chamberlain
Pretoria
Transvaal
General Cronje
Cattle Culling Ends Town’s Foot and Mouth Quarantine
In Littleton on January 6 authorities killed and buried eight cattle from B. J. Whitney and eight from A. W. Drew, as part of stamping out foot and mouth disease. A local veterinary says these are the last cattle to die in town and quarantine may soon lift.
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Littleton
B. J. Whitney
A. W. Drew
Rural Free Delivery List Sparks Gardner Dairies Upset
Residents of Gardner and surrounding suburbs denounce a Washington order requiring Postmaster Minott to prepare and post a list of all rural mail delivery patrons with route numbers. The move, aimed at aiding directory compilers, shocks locals who prized privacy and independence from such advertisements.
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Gardner
North Attleboro Eyes Name Change At Town Meeting
North Attleboro residents increasingly back a name change to avoid mail mixups and deliveries to Attleboro or other similarly named towns. Officials and citizens cite repeated incidents involving banks, jewelers and manufacturers as proof the switch could boost prosperity.
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Attleboro
North Abington
North Adams
North Attleboro
Police Sergeant Leahan Guests in Lowell Visit
Halifax sergeant Robert Leahan, who arrested Bram in Halifax Harbor, is today the guest of Mr. James N. Gookin. He and his wife are visiting Lawrence after coming to Lowell.
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Lowell
Halifax
Robert Leahan
James N. Gookin
Leahan
Bram
Lawrence
Legal Opinions Split Over High School Commission Status
In Brockton two legal opinions circulate on the High School Commission’s legality. Corporation Counsel Bailey says the commission is ironclad and has authority to proceed with building plans, while Mayor Coulter cites Jonathan White concluding the 1902 City Council act creating the body is illegal. The dispute may send the matter to state courts.
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Brockton
High School
Andrew J. Bailey
Boston
Bailey
Battles
Lane
QO. K.’d
H. E. Garfield
A. P. Poole
Coulter
Jonathan White
Arson case hits Merrimac Street store
Michael Rosenthal and wife Lena Rosenthal were arrested in Lowell on charges tied to a fire that gutted the Pacific and Overland Tea Company building on Merrimac Street about two weeks earlier. Rosenthal faces accessory before the fact charge. Lena Rosenthal is accused of Willfully and maliciously burning a building.
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Michael Rosenthal
Lena Rosenthal
Pacific and Overland Tea Company
Merrimac Street
Rosenthal
Lowell
Wals
Constitutional Tax Exemption Case In Warren NH
In Concord on January 6 the New Hampshire Supreme Court heard Williams and others versus the town of Warren. Plaintiffs seek to force taxation of a woodworking business exempted by local vote, arguing the exemption law for property used for profit is unconstitutional.
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Concord
N. H
Supreme Court
Williams
Warren
Oldest Taunton woman Hannah Buck dies at 101
Hannah Buck, Taunton's oldest woman, died at home on Warren Street aged 101 years 7 months and 1 day. Born in Hebronville, Missouri, she was daughter of Moses and Betsy Weston. Her husband Daniel Buck had been dead for years.
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Taunton
Hannah Buck
Lees
Warren Street
Hebronville
Moses
Betsy Weston
Daniel Buck
Deadlock Persists in Addicks Contention in Delaware
Dover Delaware January 6 The Delaware Legislature meets and confirms last night s caucus picks Henry S Ellison Republican president pro tem of the Senate and Henry 58 Anthony Union Republican speaker of the House with other caucus nominees The regular Republicans plan to vote solid for Col Henry Dupont and Congressman Ball for United States Senators projecting 10 initial votes with at least eight opposing Addicks throughout.
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Dover
Del
Delaware
Henry S. Ellison
Senate
Henry
Anthony
House
Henry Dupont
Congressman Ball
United States
Addicks
Mayor Ends Tarbox Probe in Newton Investigation
In Newton on January 6 the Tarbox police chief inquiry closed after arguments by Counsel Levy for the defendant and Counsel Richardson for the complainants. Mayor Weeks now has the case evidence.
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Newton
Levy
Richardson
Fred A. Tarbox
Weeks
Scott's Emulsion Offered for Nursing Mothers
A nursing mother’s health affects the baby and Scott's Emulsion is promoted as nourishing and strengthening. It claims to enrich scanty or thin breast milk so babies gain weight and strength. Offers a free sample and lists Scott & Bowne New York address.
Stage matters and theater gossip from New York
The article notes Elizabeth Tyree’s praised performance in Gretna Green at Madison Square Theatre and Jim Biludio’s debut at the Fourteenth Street Theatre with Robert Flilliard in the title role. It mentions Mme Emma Calve’s engagement to Jules Bois and Maai de Odell’s success in Philadelphia. It also covers The Crisis’ popularity in the West, the Ninety and Nine touring, Peggy from Paris planned for Chicago, Ethel Barrymore’s health, George Ade’s Paris trip and alarm watch, Kattie Barry’s NY move and Wall Street investments.
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Gretna Green
Elizabeth Tyree
New York
Madison Square Theatre
Jim Biludio
Robert Fliliiard
Fourteenth Street Theatre
Mme
Emma Calve
M. Jules Bois
Academy of Music
Boston
Moody and Sankey
Peggy
Paris
Helen Bertram
Fred Lennox
George Beane
William Hodges
Alice Hageman
Arthur Deagon
Studebaker Theatre
Chicago
Ethel Barrymore
Lakewood
George Ade
Henry W. Savage
Ansonia
Mr. Ade
Boston Theatres Show Wide Range of Entertainments
Joseph Hart and Carrie De Mar close engagement at the Boston Theatre in Foxy Grandpa. Bessie Barriscale to star in In Old Kentucky. Augustus Saint Gaudens attended The Crisis at Tremont Theatre. Underwood’s Probabil’ sings in New England, Tatto receives stage reception at Grand Opera House. Maldonado praised in Iris at the Colonial. A Country Girl at the Museum with Norris and Ashley. Every Man closing at Park. Powers’ Jewel of Asia set for Jan 19. A Break for Liberty sells well at Bowdoin Square. The Two Sisters at Music Hall a season favorite. A Gambler's Daughter at Grand Opera House next week. The Sword of the King next week at Tremont. Freyda acrobats at Keith’s. John H. Clahane boosts ragtime at Howard. Russian Cossacks end week at Austin & Stone’s. Merry Maiden Burlesquers at Palace. Augusta Cottlow Premiere at Steinert Hall. Julius Caesar slated for Colonial Jan 19. Children’s Theatre at Music Hall extended with colored moving pictures and Punch and Judy.
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Joseph Hart
Carrie de Mar
Boston Theatre
Bessie Barriscale
Madge Brierly
Henry Jewett
Maldonado
Colonial
William E. Norris
Minnie Ashley
Music Hall
Lost River
Clara Thropp
Grand Opera House
Henrietta Crosman
Tremont
Freyda Brothers
Keith
Boston
John H. Clahane
the Howard
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