Four trawlers land 1100 pounds of fish at pier
Only four trawlers reached the Fish pier yesterday. Their fares included 1000 pounds of sole landed by the Pioneer and 100 pounds of pollock brought in by the Breaker. Ex-vessel prices quoted for haddock, large cod, pollock, hake, sole and halibut. Also reports of ships Flora L Oliver ashore off Liverpool Nova Scotia and the missing France with 25 crew.
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Pioneer
Haddock
Gloucester
Flora L. Oliver
Liverpool
N. S
France
Tyne
England
Lizard
Assateague
Boston
Norfolk
Shipping News Arrived With List of Vessels and Routes
The arrival list includes Steamers Spartan Prince and Pond bound for Cape Town and Philadelphia respectively, City of St. Louis and Johnson sailing for Savannah and Norfolk, plus Lake Fisher, Lake Froh, Belfast, Rawley, Portland, and more as the fleet docks at various ports.
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Spartan Prince
Pond
Cape Town
City of St. Louis
Johnson
Savannah
Tessex
Ryan
Phildelphia
Brandon
Carter
Lake Fisher
Norfolk
Lake Frohna
Belfast
Rawley
Portland
Maritime Towage and Shipping List Names across Ports
A ledger of vessels and towing assignments lists schooners, steamers, tugs, and barges bound for cities such as Gloucester, Millville, Lynn, New York, and Philadelphia. Entries mention ships like Delaware, Westmeath, Scythian, and Lake Ellsbury, with numerous tows including barges Varina, Ed ward A Schlear, and Northern No. 6.
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Delaware
Hampton Roads
Westmeath
Liverpool
Scythian
Manchester
Eng
Lake Ellsbury
Piraeus
Smyrna
Constantinople
Constanza
Ruth
Gothenburg
Copenhagen
Socony
Neponset
Resolution
Pallas
New York
Davidson and
Kathleen
Albatross
Norfolk
Beattie
Maine
Boston Ladies' Garment Designers' meeting at Eliot Street
Secretary Otto Sinatra announces that the Ladies' Garment Designers' Association of Boston will hold a meeting at 45 Eliot Street Thursday night.
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Otto Sinatra
Ladies’ Garment Designers’ Association of Boston
Eliot Street
Bay State Painters Denounce Labor at MA Convention
The 29th annual convention of the Society of Master House Painters and Decorators of Massachusetts opened in Horticultural Hall with critics of organized labor led by Samuel Gompers. C F Robart urged increased production to reduce living costs, attacking leaders for stifling peace and progress. A Boston exhibit by paint manufacturers accompanied the event, which drew hundreds from across the state amid social events and a planned address by C N Cousins on the industry campaign.
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Samuel Gompers
Society of Master House Painters and Decorators of
Massachusetts
Horticultural Hall
C. F. Robart
America
Boston
C. N. Cousins
Minister and Church Split in Saugus Brief Reconciliation
The Rev. Arthur R. MacDougall of the First Congregational Church of Saugus preached after tendering resignation over policy questions. A church meeting next Tuesday will decide whether the pastor remains, with tenure until not limited to months or years.
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Arthur R. MacDougall
First Congregational Church of
Saugus
Mr. MacDougall
Urge Poll of Other Clubs Urge Poll of Other Clubs
The executive committee of the Roosevelt Club voted to urge the Republican League the Republican Club of Massachusetts and the Middlesex Club to poll their members on first second and third presidential choices. It also urged the President and Senate to concede to allow immediate ratification of the treaty. The ratification vote was adopted by Charles Sumner Bird R M Washburn Warcourt Amory Jr Gaspar G Bacon George F P Drury Walter H Foster George von L Meyer and B Loring Young.
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Roosevelt Club
Republican League
Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Middlesex Club
United States
Senate
Charles Sumner Bird
R. M. Washburn
Warcourt Amory, Jr
Gaspar G. Bacon
George FP. Drury
Walter H. Foster
George von I. Meyer
B. Loring Young
Constable John J. McManus, longtime Lowell charity figure
John J. McManus, a constable for over eight decades and noted for aiding Lowell’s poor children, died at his home in Lowell after a long illness. He started annual outings for newsboys in 1894 and, in 1899, began yearly picnics for the city’s underprivileged children.
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Lowell
John J. McManus
Bartlett Street
Newsboys
Women of the East Urged to Fight High Prices
Adaline Fogg Norcross argues Eastern women should join Western efforts against high costs. She critiques price greed, urges buying cheaper staples, notes storage eggs and varied prunes, laments sugar shortages, and credits Hoover with reducing national waste. Massachusetts Avenue signer.
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New England
Vancouver
Boston Post
Mr. Hoover
Delay Action on the Treaty Delays Senate Move
Washington Jan 6 Leaders in both parties planned to await President Wilsons message at the Jackson Day dinner before acting on the German peace treaty. Informal talks continued with Kendrick reservations discussed but not yet submitted to Democratic and Republican leaders. Underwood delayed pushing a conciliation committee until later in the week as private negotiations go on.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
Kendrick
Wyoming
McNary
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Underwood
Alabama
Swanson
Virginia
League of Nations
Normal students visit baby clinics in Boston course
A social welfare course for senior students at the Boston Normal School was inaugurated to train future kindergarten teachers in child care. The first class of eight, led by Miss Mary C. Shute, toured city baby clinics where trained nurses taught proper handling of children aged two to six.
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Boston Normal School
Mary C. Shute
Lowell Fire Destroys Tanner Street Plant. $50,000 Loss
A two-alarm blaze gutted the Lowell Paper Stock Company facility on Tanner Street causing $50,000 in damage to real and personal property. Firemen William Christie and James Grey were severely cut and treated at St. John's Hospital. The fire's cause is undetermined, but began within an hour after workers left the shop.
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Lowell
Tanner Street
Lowell Paper Stock Company
St. John’s Hospital
William Christie
James Grey
Magistrate Hibbert's Clare House Raided by Armed Men
At Scariff County Clare armed men raided Magistrate Hibbert's residence injuring a maid. The magistrate engaged the raiders in a duel and warned one man who was later arrested. In Roundstone Galway police barracks were attacked the same night. raiders were repulsed and two people were wounded.
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Publin
Scariff
County Clare
Hibbert
Roundstone
Galway
Germany warned of looming famine amid food crisis
Berlin January 6 former Under Secretary von Braun once led the national food bureau warns Germany faces famine despite government assurances. He predicts a Vienna like tragedy and adds Berlin Dresden Leipzig and the western industrial region may see high mortality unless the food administration changes. He favors a direct union of producer and consumer and accuses officials of misleading statements abroad including the United States.
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Berlin
Germany
von Braun
Vienna
Spresden
Leipsig
Herr von Braun
United States
Lock of Poe’s hair sold for big price to fund Italian soldiers
A lock of Edgar Allan Poe’s hair fetched $8350 at a benefit auction for blinded Italian soldiers and was given to the Edgar Allan Poe Historical Society. It will join the collection at the Poe Cottage in the Bronx.
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New York
Edgar Allen Poe
Fund For
Radlitch Arrested On Liquor Charge
Jacob Radlitch who runs a store at 167 Shawmut Avenue South End was arrested on a liquor charge. Police found on his premises 100 bottles containing 276 ounces of Jamaica ginger.
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Jacob Radlitch
Shawmut Avenue
South End
Austria appeals to U.S. for credits to avert famine
Paris dispatch reports Baron Eichoff urging the American people to intervene as Austria faces starvation for millions. He says Austria could run out of food by end of January and warns of catastrophic social chaos if relief is denied. He notes U.S. response hinges on congressional authorization.
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Paris
Austria
Baron Eich
America
Baron Elchoff
United States
Baron Wichoff
Atlantic Coast Conference on Cost of Living Planned
New York reports a January 22 Newark conference by the National Consumers' League to urge a shorter working day and minimum wages for women across the Eastern seaboard. Speakers include Senator William S. Kenyon and FTC chair William B. Colver. Florence Kelley says price rises outpace wage rules and outlines three remedies: support FTC and Kenyon Kendrick, create county abattoirs markets and storage, and foster consumer cooperatives like Europe.
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New York
Seaboard
West
Newark
National Consumers’ League
United States
William S. Kenyon
William B. Colver
Federal Trade Commission
Clara Mortenson
Minimum Wage Commission
District of Columbia
Florence Kelley
League
Europe
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Marion Lawrence
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Bert Bertrand
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Ted Healey
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Charlotte
George Driscoll and
Mabel Cook
Grace George
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Filene
English
Robin Hoodson
Eicco
BIG Drum
Copley Theatre
Filene’s
Jordan's
the Shepard
Waldron
Ee America
Lewis “x
Cody
Fenway
Charlie Cheaplin
Cosmopolitan
Earle Williams
Harold Bell Wright
Bessie Barris Sale
Mr. Rodgers
Piva Boa
MTA
Frank Keenan
Brothers
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Charlie Chaplin
Katherine McDonald
Charl
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Pauline Frederick
Letty” Ideville
Abe Reynolds
Beylsies
Shubert
Little Bikle
Winter Garden
Willie—Howard
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Colonial Theatre
MATS
Charles Dillinghams
Ederson Sogep
Riaw Thora
the Canary
Doyle & Dixon
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Charlie Chaplik
Heare Oganst
Arthur J. Martel
Mabel Normand
Pinto
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Fritz Williams
Tremont
J. Warren Kerrigan
Shipping News
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Derbie Sete
Rivole
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Huntington Avenue
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Tonite Danse
Boston Jazz Band
Lewis J. Bird
Game
Betty
Stewart & Morrison
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Charles J. Rich
Maneger
Engs
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Qtis Skinner
Peter Barban
Maud Skinner
Jules Eckert Goodman
Bent Centre
Tel. Beach
Herbert Clifton
Claude
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Johnny Ford
GIRLS
Wilton Sisters
Jimmy Duffy
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Sylvia Loyal & Co. Liberatl
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Otto Marbach
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Avery Hopwood
Rey Tsee Desmand Ajestich
Roland West
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Sudeville
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Robert Warwick
Mack Sennett
Dorothy Dalton
Yukon
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Olga
Samaroff
Gogorza
Kreisler
Paramount
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Jesse L, Lasky
Scortnath
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Billie Burke
Enid Bennett
Bostong
Cosmo
Hamilton
William Russell
PRUE
Bay State Master House
Flay Union Labor
George Houston
Fred Clark
Alexander Peters
Peters
Thomas Scott
Scott
John Haley
Ivory Morse
E. C. Beck
Dorchester
Odman
Eves
Breese
Karlie Williams
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Women of
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Poe
Radlitch
U.S
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Dudley St
Desiey
Dalley At
Call Or Mail
American Tooth CO
Dexter Bidg
Washington St
Shiman’s
G. S. Gooding Tech GR
School St
WAT
Milk St
H. van Dam
Wash. St
Taylor's
Bromfield St
Ws .B. M'Donald
Hesslein
Paddock Bidg
Tremont St
Allen’s Law Office
Maternity Hospital
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Wyoming Ave
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Royiston St
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