Fleet at T wharf reports 360 100 pounds of mixed fish
A fleet of 18 vessels at T wharf yesterday landed a total catch of 360 100 pounds of mixed fresh fish including haddock cod hake pollock and cusk. The Terranova led with 12 000 pounds of cusk and the Mary A Nunan 2 000 pounds. Haddock and cod fetched the listed prices per pound. The article also notes arrivals and departures of several ships and crews, with details on destinations and crew lists.
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T Wharf
Haddock
Terranova
Lillian
Oronoco
Sadie A. Nunan
Cod
Hake
Pollock
Regina
Ferranova
Lilian
Mary Emerson
M. Nunan
Mary I. Fallon
Olive F. Ae
N. A. Rowe
Rita A. Viator
Tecumseh
Ata Wee Reliance
Geo
KF. Lane, Jr
Valentinna
B. B. Domingos
Walter P. Goulart
Minerva
Iwania
Mary A. Duff
Beringer
Bay of Islands
Newfoundland
Death of Elder Fernald Hinting at Estate Possession
Continued report notes the elder Fernald death may involve bank books. Miss Cassie McNeill of 52 Robbins Street testified to a Postman that estate disputes drive the investigation. Relatives in Jackson, including Mr and Mrs Fernald and their sister, were close and happy together.
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Fernald
Cassie McNeill
Robbins Street
Jackson
Autopsies in Fernald deaths prompt inquiry in New Hampshire
George Fernald and his son Elmer E. Fernald died within days of each other in Everett Massachusetts and Wolfboro New Hampshire officials including Coroner Hodsdon and County Solicitor Abbott plan to examine the organs to determine if foul play occurred. Relatives Sullivan and Walter Fernald urge full scrutiny as Massachusetts authorities prepare to join the investigation.
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Hodsdon
Sullivan Fernald
Post
Walter Fernald
Massachusetts
Shipping News Miniature Almanac January 10
Arrived ships include Gresham from the east, Canopic, Sealby, Genoa, and others with passengers for White Star Line and various cities. Cleared and sailed items list steamer City of Macon, schooner Silver Leaf, and multiple tugs and barges with destinations from Lynn to Portland.
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Shipping News
Gresham
Canopic
Sealby
Genoa
Naples
Ponta del Gada
Ndses
White Star Line
Persian
Smith
Philadelphia
Onondaga
Bunnell
Jacksonville
Charleston
Herman Winter
Crowell
New York
Calvin Austin
Oliver
Portland
City of Gloucester
Godfrey
Gloucester
Mass
Teaser
Calhoun
Salem
Reading
Patience
Charles F. Priichard
Lynn
Newburgh
Cuba
Bartlett
Fall
River
Dunlo
Mary A. Duff
Beringer
Bay of Islands
N. F
Lunenburg
N. S
Herring
Willie H. Child
Murphy
Apalachicola
Fla
Joshua Lovett
Baker
Dora
South Amboy
Troy
Weehawken
Triton
Hersey
Newport
R. I
Metacomet
Western Belle
Guttenburg
N. J
Tormentor
Baltimore
William D. Becker
Dessoug
Chatham
City of Macon
Silver Leaf
Port Greville
Winifredian
Liverpool
Florence
Rotterdam
Admiral Sampson
Port Antonio
Jam
Fashoda
Norfolk
Nantucket
Old Dominion
H. M. Whitney
Kennebec
Scranton
Hoboken
Canisteo
Daniel Willard
Edgewater
Hackensack
Nottingham
Port Johnson
Newburyport
Plymouth
Wilkesbarre
Malcolm Baxter, Jr
Newport News
Anchorage
Roads
Kenosha
Clarence H. Venner
Pennsylvania Railroad Holiday Resorts Advertised
The Pennsylvania Railroad extols winter escapes from New England to Florida and Atlantic City. It highlights through trains like the Federal Express and Colonial Express linking Boston Philadelphia and beyond, and offers an excursion book with itineraries to Washington Pinehurst Jacksonville New Orleans Mardi Gras Mexico California and the Grand Canyon.
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New England
Florida
Boston
Palm Beach
Eaby Reach
Pullman
New York
St. Augustine
Federal Express
Philadelphia
Washington
Thomasville
Augusta
Camden
Pinehurst
Southern Pines
Old Point Comfort
Atlantic City
Colonial Express
Pennsylvania Railroad
East
South
Jacksonville
New Orléans
Mardi Gras
Mexico
California
Grand Canyon
Geo. M. Roberts
Washington Street
Mass
Stage Matters in Boston Theaters Abound With Big Productions
Henry B Irving Dorothea Baird star in a double bill at the Colonial featuring Markheim and Mauricette as the second week includes The Bells Lyons Mail King Charles I and King Rene's Daughter. Powers in The Blue Moon has a hit at the Majestic. Concerts vaudeville and operatic plans fill the week with figures like Sothern Marlow e and Fiske generating strong advance sales for New York Idea at the Majestic and Cesar and Cleopatra next week.
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Henry B. Irving
Dorothea Baird
London
Colonial
Markheim
Majestic
Lulu Glaser
the Aero Club
Park Theatre
Lew Dockstader
Tremont
John Drew
Hollis
Forbes Robertson
Gertrude Elliott
George Bernard Shaw
Cesar
Cleopatra
E. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
John This Baptist
Boston ‘Theatre
Boston
Bijou
Hoyt
John Craig
Edward Paulton
George Ade
Marie Covington
Edward Connelly
Keith
Castle Square
Leach Kleschna
Mlle
Germaine Schnitzer
Park Square
New England
Sarah Gibney
Gibney Sisters
Grand Opera House
The
Jordan Hall Orchestral Concert Opens New Boston Ensemble
The Jordan Hall orchestra debuts at Jordan Hall in the New England Conservatory of Music building Gainsboro and Huntington Avenue Boston under Wallace Goodrich. The first program includes Fidelio overture Chopin piece with George Proctor soloist Jeanne d Arc scenes and Saint Saens The Yellow Princess. Concert starts at 8 15 p m.
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Boston
Jordan Hall
Wallace Goodrich
New England Conservatory of Music
Gainsboro
Huntington Avenue
Beethoven
Chopin
George Proctor
Jeanne A l’Arc
E. S. Converse
The
Saint-Saens
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T. B. Robertson
R. W. Coles
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Constance Beavan
Charles Beavan
C. H. Cheney
San Francisco
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John Richardson
Toronto
Marquette
Mich
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Anderson
Hull
Highland Light
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Tropics
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H. A. Henshaw
Long Wharf
John Berry
Boston & Maine Railroad
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Saco
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West Roxbury
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Maud C. Stafford
Fall River
A. J. Hawkes
Irving E. Peak
Medford
J. E. Peterson
Cambridge
A. M. Loonie
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Elmer E. Page
Lawrence O’toole
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Chicago
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Harry Downing
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Sothern
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Kingsley and Lewis
Arthur Whitelaw
Woman's Charity Club Hospital
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Castle Sq
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HOUSE
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Hs An
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John King
Matinee
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Columbia
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Eddie
Thee
Hollis Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
Charles Frohman
A. W. Pinero
Wis House
Theatre Wing ND London CO
Mr. Irving
Dautran
Miss Baird
Mauricette
Oxford
Percy Williams
Rpheum
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Larry Carson
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