Vast Boston harbor freight as 25 vessels bring 400000 pounds
A fleet of 25 fishing boats docked at T wharf with 400000 pounds of mixed fish lacking 100 pounds. Cargo includes 213700 dock, 38300 cod, 25400 hake, 500 pollock and 14000 cask. Multiple named sloops and schooners arrived, with new coal carriers Samuel J. Goucher and Ruth Merrill and repairs planned for Jupiter. The Ivernia resumes Cunard service from Liverpool with 847 passengers, Castle Rocks buoy went adrift, and the Baker arrived from Halifax.
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T Wharf
Preceptor
Fannie Belle Atwood
Gertrude
Mystery
Buema
Margaret
Selma
Alice M. Guthrie
Catharine E. Burke
Bertha M. Bailey
Viking
Two Forty
Mary Cabral
Mary E. Silveira
Emily Cooney
Seaconner
Minerva
Ida M. Silva
Flavilla
Rapidan
Manomet
Mary E. Cooney
Mooween
Henrietta G. Martin
Haddock
Parthian
Central Wharf
Philadelphia
Charles F. Smith
Miles Hillary
Orion
Baltimore
Samuel J. Goucher
Crowley
Maine
Simpson
Goucher
Metropolitan Pier
Congress Street Bridge
Elmer E. Crowley
T. Chariton Henry
Hamilton A. Mathes
Betsy Ross
Sadie Ross
Henry
Cape Henry
Ruth &. Merrill
Wallace
Nathaniel T. Palmer
Merrill
Leyland Line
Boston
Mercury
Portland
Winslow
Percy
Savannah
United Kingdom
Continent
New York
Cunard Line
Ivernia
Jeffries
Liverpool
Queenstown
East Boston
Bartlett
Castle Rocks
Baker
Halifax
N. S
Leyland Pliers
Union Plier
Hamilton
Bermuda
Almanac notices of ships and tides at harbor
Arrived steamers Cymrice and Queenstown with passengers for White Star lines. Other arrivals include Baker Schonwandt McKinnon Nacoochee Gov Dingley and many more from Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. Cleared steamers Drachenfels and Aransas with cargoes. sailed fleets include Canadian Idaho Mystic and Parthian bound for Liverpool Hull and Philadelphia.
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Cymrice
Rawson
Liverpool
Queenstown
Ndse
White Star Line
Baker
Ger
Schonwandt
Halifax
Boston
McKinnon
Yarmouth
N. S
Juniata
Nickerson
Baltimore
Norfolk
Mohican
Devereaux
Jacksonville
Charleston
S. C
H. M. Whitney
Howe
New York
Nacoochee
Burroughs
Savannah
Conestoga
Hughes
Newburyport
Valley Forge
Taylor
Philadelphia
Beechwood
Canadian
Idaho
Hull
Eng
Mystic
Louisburg
C. B
Hamilton
Bermuda
West India
Parthian
HA. F. Dimock
Heathglen
W. F. Babcock
Dudley Pray
Barkentine Shawmut
St. John
N. B
Harry Messer
Rockport
Portsmouth
Concord
Newport News
Thaxter
Mars
Barry
Mingo
Shawmut
Cumberland
Salem
Buck Ridge
Tunnel Ridge
Eadocrot
P. Hood
Wilmington
N. C
Nantasket Roads
Catawissa
Ashland
Brookside
Portland
Suffolk
W. Morse
Forest Helle
Thomas AL. Parker
Scranton
Hoboken
Popetasna
Pequest
John G. Chandler
Flora
Marine
Troy
Labor leaders call mass meeting in Charlestown and Cambridge
Frank H. McCarthy and other top A F L leaders will address a mass meeting for North and West End Charlestown and Fast Cambridge stablemen Sunday night at Grand Central Hall 46 Stillman Street. Harry K Chapman was elected president of the Car and Locomotive Painters Union.
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Frank H. McCarthy
Boston Central Labor Union
Dennis D. Driscoll
A. F. of
Philip H. Sweet
A. F
James R. Crozier
North
West End
Charlestown
Cambridge
Grand Central Hall
Stillman Street
Harry K. Chapman
Car and Locomotive Painters’ Union
BE. J. Slattery
South Framingham
Thomas H. Canning
Knights of Labor
Washington
D. A
Washington Street
No Receiver for Lawson in Equity Request Denied
Judge Hammond of the Supreme Court refused to allow James E. Leach to be endowed with receiver powers over Lawson interests in Lawson Arnold & Co. pending Bay State Gas Company investigations. Homer Albers argued equity lacks authority to appoint a receiver for one partner’s interests without specific securities being sought.
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Hammond
Supreme Court
James E. Leach
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson, Arnold & Co
Bay State Gas Company of Delaware
Lawson, Weidenfeld & Co
Homer Albers
Lawson
Equity
Chelsea Defeats Lynn in Thrilling Polo Clash
In a top rivalry last evening Chelsea edged Lynn with home advantage and Curtis delivering the star performance. Loxson was absent forcing Lou Jason to fill in while Stanley of Lynn and the visitors showed strong form throughout the match.
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Chelsea
Lynn
Loxson
Lou Jason
Curtis
Rush
Stanley
Donohue Beats Dion Despite Broken Jaw in Preliminary
In Fitchburg on January 19 the preliminary at the Physical Culture Club saw Young Donohue of Leominster break his jaw in round one but continue to press. Donohue's fast pace forced Dion to withdraw in the second round.
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Fitchburg
Donohue-Hanlon
Physical Culture Club
Young Donohue
Leominster
George Dion
Donohue
Dion
Donohue Beats Hanlon in Fitchburg Bout
Roxbury lightweight Donohue defeated Boston's Hanlon by decision in a 12 round boxing match before the Fitchburg Physical Culture Club.
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Fitchburg
Young Donohue
Roxbury
Jimmy Hanlon
Boston
Boston Latin Defeats M A H S In Senior League
Boston Latin basketball defeated Mechanic Arts High 80 to 18 at English High drill hall yesterday afternoon. Passes and blocking by Share highlighted the win. Mechanic Arts poor form left many gaps for the Latin offense. Mechanic Arts second five beat Latin School second team in an interesting follow‑up game.
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Boston Latin
Mechanic Arts High
English High Drill Hall
Share
Mechanic Arts
Archbishop Williams Improves at Carney Hospital
The condition of Archbishop Williams continues to improve day by day. He is reported as sleeping and eating well. Since admission at Carney Hospital, no visitors have been allowed to see him. Sisters in charge say inquiries are frequent and pleased to report his steady progress.
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Boston
Collins
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons
England
Kings and Queens College of Physicians and Surgeons
Ireland
New Zealand
Renien
Surgical and Medical Institute
Harvard Medical University
Archbishop Williams
Carney Hospital
Pennsylvania Railroad Strike Situation Heats Up in Philadelphia
January 20. The dispute between the Pennsylvania Railroad Company and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen grows more acute. Grand Master P. H. Morrissey arrived in Philadelphia after 9 PM and met with the Board of Adjustment in late-night talks seeking an amicable settlement.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Brotherhood of Railroad
P. H. Morrissey
Brotherhood
Lee
Board of Adjustment
Trolley Car Strikes Man on Craigie’s Bridge
Owen King of 12 Conlins Court Cambridge was struck by an electric trolley on the Cambridge end of Craigie Bridge at 8 50 last night. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital Station 2 Cambridge ambulance with severe head and body injuries.
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Owen King
Conlins Court
Cambridge
Craigie Bridge
Massachusetts General Hospital
Cambridge Ambulance
Colts Claim Five Cups in McCarthy’s Return Match
McCarthy's Colts defeated the regulars two games to one at McCarthy's alleys last night to win the five cups on offer. Soaneen of the Colts rolled 206 for the high total as totals across three games read Coltm 428 864260 6 6 6450 0 1818 and McCarthy 487 401 426 1848.
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McCarthy
Soaneen
Lumber Teamsters Sixth Annual Ball at Odd Fellows Hall
The Lumber Teamsters and Handlers Local 112 held its sixth annual ball at Odd Fellows Hall with 209 couples. Grand match leaders were P. J. Donaghue and Miss Mills, followed by George Doherty and Miss Eleanor Andrews, plus ten couples. Club officers listed include Floor Director Peter J. Donaghue and chief of aids Edward N. Ackerly among others.
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Lumber Teamsters
Odd Fellows’ Hall
P. J. Donaghue
Miss Mills
George Doherty
Eleanor Andrews
Peter J. Donaghue
George H. Doherty
Edward N. Ackerly
William Cohen
Ezekiel Mobery
Thomas
Malden Associates Host Pine Tree Associates Dinner
In Malden on January 19 the Malden Associates hosted the Pine Tree Associates of Everett at the local Auditorium. Mrs. Dr. Leonard Marshall and Mrs. D Frank Dunham led the reception committee.
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Malden
Malden Associates
Pine Tree Associates
Everett
Leonard Marshall
D. Frank Dunham
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Register
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