Foster Talks to New York Bar on International Law
Albany Jan 19 The Hon John W Foster diplomat addressed the New York State Bar Association in Albany on international law and arbitration. He warned that fraud in arbitration was seen with Venezuela under 1866 treaties and praised the Hague conference of 1899 and U S efforts for peaceful dispute resolution.
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Albany
N. Y
Ohn W. Foster
New York State Bar Association
Venezuela
United States
Seventeen arrivals bring vast mixed fish catch to pier
Seventeen arrivals at the fish pier brought in 184 800 pounds of fresh mixed fish including 131 600 pounds haddock 84 800 pounds cod 12 600 pounds hake 3400 pounds cask. Prices held steady with haddock at 41 2c large cod at 61 2c market cod at 4c hake and pollock at 4 20 gh d cask at 31 20. The fleet list includes the Fannie Belle At wood Natalie B Nelson Helen B Thomas Maggie Sullivan Manhassett Gattis A Hickman Mary B Cooney Minerva Manomet Olivia Domingos Dorothy Motor Cherokee Sylvie M Nunan Flavilla Almeida and Henrietta G Martin. Austrian steamer Pecine from Trieste arrived from Huelva with 2930 tons of iron pyrites. Captain Dexter Malone of the Manhassett had to shorten his trip after the main boom was carried away. Captain S P Drinkwater sails to Buenos Aires with 868 145 feet of pine and ash lumber. The cantile marine steamer soak had minor damage after a collision. Bark Luey from New York arrived at Honolulu. Steamer Kong Haakon and Alexandra movements noted. The three mast schooner James Offord sold to P B Parker for about 15 000. Bay State delayed for a defective hatch. State of Maine to replace it on Portland route. United Fruit’s Admiral Farragut arrived at quarantine with 21 saloon passengers and 17 800 bunches of bananas on board.}
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Spain
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Dexter Malone
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Benjamin Hunt, Jr
Custom House
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South Americ
International Cantile Marine Company
Soak
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Willett
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Cunard
Sylvania
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Mobile
Atlantic Works
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United Fruit Company
Admiral Farragut
Loist
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Long Wharf
Farragut
Stowearm
Almanac notes and New England sailing movements
Almanac notes give sunrise and sunset times and day length. The article lists arrivals and sailings of various ships, including Pecine, Sarjanovich, Huelva, and several steamers, with routes from Norfolk, Boston, and New York to ports such as Port Antonio, Summer Isles, and Gloucester, mentioning vessels like City of Gloucester, Laura T., and Benj. F. Hunt Jr. in a period shipping summary.
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Philadelphia
London City
Eterdam
Louisburg
Benj. F. Hunt, Jr
Buenos Ayres
Boston
Yarmouth
Kershaw
Baltimore
H.M
Laura
Mount
Fernandina
Pray
Bessie
Edith
Lighthouse Channel
Robinson
Norfolk
Beverly
Mase
Steamer John H. Starin Beached Off Bridgeport
Steamer John H. Starin of the Starin line bound from New York to New Haven with 18 passengers and freight ran into ice off Bridgeport at 8 this morning and grounded on mud flats. Passengers were taken off and sent by train to New Haven. The vessel began taking water and was towed into harbor for safety.
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John FB. Starin
Bridgeport
John H. Starin
Starin Line
New York
New Haven
Stalin
Arrives With Body Of Drowned Sailor
The fishing schooner Maggie Sullivan arrives at a Boston wharf with the body of Stephen Hogan drowned near Georges Island while the crew were at work. Hogan, 81, a Newfoundland native, was swept from a dory after a sea hit. Rescue efforts failed. the body was taken to Boston for burial.
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Valentine O'Neil
Stephen Hogan
Georges
Hogan
Michael Fallon
Michae Fallon
Dory
James Slocum
Tom Kenney
Boston
Everett Street
Newfoundland
American Board to Build New Morning Star Mission Ship
The prudential committee of the American Board plans a new vessel to carry missionary work in Micronesia. A wood built, under 300 ton ship with auxiliary power is proposed for Micronesian waters. Children of the United States have launched four Morning Star ships since 1866, contributing $114,693. With proceeds from the lost Morning Star and other sources, about $18,000 is available and a total of about $38,000 is needed, leaving $20,000 to be provided.
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Prudential Committee of the American Board
Pacific
United States
Morning Star
Seale
DR. Collins
Steamer Run Aground On Mud Flats Near Naugatuck Pier
The vessel grounded on mud flats on the west side of the inner harbor near the Naugatuck pier. Captain McAllister sent to New Haven for a diver. An examination of the hull will determine the damage extent.
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Inner Harbor
Naugatuck Pier
McAllister
New Haven
Believed Dead Man Is Bob Kelly the Fenian
A man who claimed to be Robert Kelly of Park Row and James Street died of general debility and alcoholism in the Fulton Street Brooklyn police station. He is believed to be Bob Kelly the Fenian, once accused of killing Police Inspector Talbot in Dublin in 1871. Local Irish Nationalists say Kelly had been active and living in Bowery and Park Row lodging houses, then vanished.
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New York
Robert Kelly
Park Row
James Street
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Kelly
Fulton
Prospect Streets
Bowery
Talbot
Irish Connstabulary
Dublin
Providence Runaways Found After Night in Boston
Two children from Providence were found exhausted and hungry after wandering into Station 6 in South Boston on Monday night. They were returned to their parents, Fitzsimmons, yesterday. The Massachusetts State House announced a hearing in Boston on January 22 at 10:30 a.m. before the House Judiciary Committee on several bills including prohibiting judges from practicing law in courts where they sit, licensing pawnbrokers, assigning counsel for needy felony defendants, and a municipal court messenger salary. Taft chairs, Kelley clerks.
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