Fleet of fishing vessels returns with large hake and cod catch
The Saturday close saw 22 fishing boats bring in 875,400 pounds of mixed fresh fish. Haddock led with 61 to 62 cents per pound while large cod sold at 53 to 54 cents. Vessels named include Metamora, Flirt, Harmony, Cynthia, Spray, and Arathusa from Bay of Islands Newfoundland with 300,000 frozen herring. Five carloads of frozen smelts arrived from the Provinces. Danish steamer L. P. Holmblad also docked.
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Fame Towed to New York After Severe Gale Damage
The schooner Fame, sailing from Halifax to Boston, battled a northwest gale of 60 mph, losing all but her foresail. Dragged 200 miles across the Gulf Stream, the vessel anchored off shore until the Mohawk towed her to New York. It carried smallpox on board and was fumigated at quarantine. Captain Nickerson led a Boston salvage crew home. Owned by a syndicate led by B. B. Crowninshield.
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Forged Train Order Leads to Corning Stop Attempt
Louis A. Flynn is held for trial after forging an order to detain an express train of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western. He intended to disembark at Corning New York, a way station, but was blocked by investigators.
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Cutler Defeats Hoppe in 2000 Point Billiard Match
Albert Cutler of Boston defeated Willie Hoppe of Chicago in Philadelphia for the 2000 point 18.1 billiard match opening game by a score of 400 to 24. The event marks the start of a long race to 2000 points with Cutler taking an early lead.
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Clark Holds Aloof as Aldermen and Commons Fail to Elect
Republicans backed their candidates Alderman Louis Clark and Councilman Edward C. R. Bagley while Democrats were split. Ellery Clark refused to vote for a Republican or any Democrat unless it was himself and indicated he would not vote for time unless someone voted for him first.
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Aldermanic Battle for Chairman Seen Narrowing
The article reports on a split race for city chairman with Alderman Louis Clark favored by several Democrats and six Republicans, potentially securing the majority needed. It notes mixed votes on ballots, Curley and Baldwin receiving multiple votes, Ellery Clark aligning with Republicans, and a tangled Democratic council with McCullough losing four votes while Santosuoso promises Republican backing for Bagley if no clear winner emerges.
Lomasney Reintroduces City Finance Consolidation Bill
Martin Lomasney again files to merge city treasurer collector and auditor into a single department of finance headed by a controller earning 9000 dollars annually. The bill, elected every two years in odd years with no mayoral vote, links to the governor’s inaugural call for city reorganization.
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Accident on U S S Nebraska in San Diego
In San Diego on January 6 an accident aboard the battleship Nebraska injured several sailors. Early reports say a crane loss of control swept a group of men. one report states two were killed and swept overboard.
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Gaelic Language Taught In Boston Schools For First Time
About 100 students registered at Central Evening High School as Gaelic language and Celtic studies are introduced this session. Registration continues until Thursday when classes start and teachers are appointed to teach language literature history and folklore.
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Central Evening High School
Montgomery Street
Public men are scored at mass meeting on unemployed relief
At Faneuil Hall a mass meeting drew crowds from all classes to debate industrial panic high prices bank failures mill closures and mine disasters The event featured critics and supporters directed at the President Congress state leaders and financiers Theodore W Curtis of Boston presided Speakers included Eliot White Beal James Carey CG Hitchcock and Jacob Goldstein from Boston and nearby cities.
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Cambridge Council Honors John T. Scully at Banquet
Cambridge Council of the Knights of Columbus held its 2th annual banquet at the American House. Past Grand Knight John T. Scully received a silver loving cup on retirement. Speeches by Rev. James N. Supple and Hon. M. J. Murray. Three hundred seventy five knights attended. Joseph P. St. Coeur named grand knight for the coming year.
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