Icebound trading and shipboard sales at the wharf
Fishing fleet returns with 47,000 pounds haddock and 7,600 cod, pollock and hake totals as crews share 1600 dollars on the Gertrude run. Ruth M. Martin sold to Cheeseborough Bros. for 7000 dollars. A fire claims the life of a terrier mother at the Dominion Atlantic sheds. Captain Johnny Smith resigns. Captain Abbott F. Wade takes command of the A. W. Chesterton. Foreign steamers pass in Indian file. Santa Monica cargo and fruit shipments from Palermo arrive. The D. Gifford sinks near Newburyport while coal cargoes and other vessels move in and out of ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie A. Heckmann
Dawson City
T Wharf
Gertrude
Massasoit
Emerald
Sylvie N. Numan
Maddock
Georges
Ruth M. Martin
Simpson
George Martin
Cheeseborough Bros
New York
Long Wharf
Dominion Atlantic Railway
Suffolk Towboat Company
Johnny Smith
A. W. Chesterton
Abbott F. Wade
Channing
Bay State Dredging Company
al Melvin
Willam FE
Cleary
Eidsvold
Shields
Minnetonka
Newport
Wales
Trold
Sydney C. B
Armenia
Hamburg
Montauk
Hull
Pontiac
Scott
Phelps Line
Fiske’s
Palermo
St. Michaels
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Real Cure for Piles
An advertisement argues Pyramid Pile Cure heals long standing piles without surgery. It cites testimonials, offers a thousand dollar forfeit if any testimonial is proven fake, and notes price at fifty cents a package. Wm Lichtenwalter touts his recovery after twenty five years of suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Pile
Wm. Lichtenwalter
Canton
Ohio
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Shipping News Mini Almanac Youthful Harbor Arrivals and Clearances
Shipping notices list arrivals and clearances of steamers and schooners from multiple ports. Vessels include Armenia Russ Montauk Eidsvold Neidenfels Ponti a Hickeringham etc with cargos of coal lumber and barges. Entries note ashore tugs and towages by Storm King and other tugs, with destinations Norfolk Boston Philadelphia Salem and Gloucester among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armenia
Russ
Hamburg
Halifax
Minnetonka
Fow
Eest Wales
Bermuda
Montauk
Gerity
Hull
Enz
Eidsvold
Nor
Berentsen
Salelds
Eng
Neidenenfels
Ger
Roat
Calcutta
Colombo
Pontiac
Scott
Mediterranean
St. Michaels
Trold
Sandby
Sydney
Co. B
Mystic
Alcott
Louisburg
C. B
Katahdin
Chisholm
Georgetown
S. C
Howard
Nickerson
Baltimore
Norfolk
H. M. Whitney
Baker
New York
Old Dominion
Burton
Penobscot
Pierce
Winterport
Bay State
Oliver
Portland
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Gloucester
Harold Jr. Cousins
Hart
Pensacola
Townsend Iniet
Storm King
Lizzie Babcock
Nelson
Perth Amboy
Orozimbo
Brett
Edgewater
N. J
Calais
Maud Malloch
Aylward
Catawissa
Hansen
Philadelphia
Lorberey
Logan
Langhorne
Salem
Joshua Tovett
Weehawken
Albany
Rondout
Shawanese
Hock
Bath
Bonito
Bant
Hokendauqua
Ryder, Co
the Bird
Black Bird
Bluster
Admiral Farragut
Antonio
Jam
Sare
Samuel Nickerson
Boston
Yarmouth
Oriel
Yorkmoor
Moise
Juniata
Porte Indian
Hiladelphia
James
Whitney
Eureka
Woodbury
Steamer Lahn Floats Off Gibraltar Ground
The steamer Lahn, grounded on a Tamara sand bank near Gibraltar on Sunday, was floated at daybreak and anchored in harbor undamaged. She will reship cargo and sail tomorrow for New York. Passenger Poultney Bigelow denied any panic aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
Lahn
Tamara
Rock of Gibraltar
New York
Poultney Bigelow
Sargent Mural Installations Underway at City Library
Preparations at the Public Library on Copley square indicate readiness to mount John Sargent's mural paintings on the third floor. The canvases arrived aboard the Winnifredian and the artist is expected today to begin mounting after staging is set up. Retouching is likely to extend over several weeks as the canvases are fixed. The unveiling is anticipated as the artistic event of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargent
Public
Copley Square
John 8. Sargent
Bank records shown in full view during trial
Frank A. Taylor testified that cash books and ledgers of South Danvers National Bank were kept in full view on desks accessible to directors and interested parties. Directors' semiannual checks found no discrepancies, while overdrafts tied to Dickinson rose to about ten to eleven thousand dollars before suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Taylor
Messrs. Foster and Dickinson
South Danvers National Bank
Anderson
Foster
Taylor
Dickinson
Jones
South Danvers Bank
Revs Patrick Egan Lay in State at Carney Hospital
The remains of Rev. Patrick Egan, chaplain at Carney Hospital, lay in state in the hospital chapel yesterday. Tomorrow at Gate of Heaven Church a solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Egan
Carney Hospital
Gate of Heaven
Cuticura Ointment Heralded as Ultimate Skin Cure
The Cuticura Ointment is praised as the most successful remedy for skin and scalp disorders including hair loss. A single application after a hot bath with Cuticura Soap and possibly a Cuticura Resolvent Pill dose provides immediate relief in severe itching and burning. The product is touted for infants, children, and adults, soothing rashes, preventing dandruff, and beautifying skin, scalp, and hair with regular use.
Boston Elevated Railway Offers Coal to Employees at $5.50
The Boston Elevated Railway Company announced it will sell 8000 tons of Scotch household coal to its employees for 5.50 per ton at the wharf. This is a $1 per ton reduction from the previous Welsh admiralty coal price of 6.50. Employees who paid for undelivered coal will receive a rebate of 1 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Elevated Railroad
Boston
Elevated Company
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Walker Sues Millionaires for Loss of Eye in Newport
In Newport Rhode Island the common pleas division of the Supreme Court heard J. C. Walker's $25,000 suit against the Newport fete committee for a 1901 explosion that cost him an eye and disfigured him for life. Walker, employed by H A C Taylor of New York at Glen Farm, Portsmouth, has been supported by Taylor since the accident. The plaintiff asked for a continuance, contending Newport county jurors would bias the case because about 560 millionaire cottagers were committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Common Pleas Division
Supreme Court
J. C. Walker
Newport County
Miss Hoy Weds Russian Envoy Official in Washington
Miss Martha Hoy daughter of Paymaster Hoy U S N and Pierre Rogestvensky second secretary of the Russian embassy were married at the bride’s residence in Washington at noon today The ceremony was performed by Rev Father Hotovitsky pastor of the Greek Church of St Nicholas New York city Count Cassini Russian ambassador acted as father of honor A distinguished assemblage of guests attended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Martha Hoy
State to Open Coal Investigation Tomorrow at State House
The coal inquiry will start Friday at 10 30 in Room 240, State House. Fifteen witnesses are to be summoned with Attorney General Parker advising the committee. Secretary Preston of the Boston Chamber of Commerce and Harbor Master Bragdon are expected to provide data on coal sources, delivery delays, and docking facilities. testim ony from dealers will cover prices and supply compared with 1900 and 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Parker
Commonwealth
Curran & Burton
M. L. Cobb
Garfield & Proctor
Philadelphia & Reading Coal Company
C. H. Sprague
William C. Atwater
Metropolitan Coal Company
Marston Coal Company
Preston
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Bragdon
Chamber of Commerce
Tthe
Apsey
Cream of Chocolate Powder Ad Claims Quick Easy Use
An ad proclaims Cream of Chocolate as a superior cocoa bean based mix with pure cream and leaf sugar. It promises instant preparation with boiling water, suitable for cakes puddings and two cups of chocolate. Send a 2 cent stamp for a sample to test the product.
Legislature Coal Inquiry Sets Stage for Contempt Charges
The legislative committee plans to press witnesses and use the attorney-general's services to overcome objections as it probes the coal industry. Witnesses failing to appear will face contempt charges. The inquiry will last through each session with a congressional inspection of ships carrying coal, hearings to start next Tuesday in the Chamber of Commerce with a Boston visit by committee members Littlefield Greene McDermott Miner Davis from five states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apsey
Special
Congressional Committee
Washington
Congress
Boston
Chamber of Commerce
Demurrage Claim Against L Road In Maritime Suit
The China Mutual Steam Navigation Company sues the Boston Elevated Railway in US District Court for 5990.91 dollars demurrage after delays unloading the Kee man. The vessel carried 9030 tons of British coal and was ready to unload November 11, delayed at President Roads until November 16 and discharged December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China Mutual Steam Navigation Company
Keeman
United States District Court
Boston Elevated Railway Company
President Roads
Catarrh Cure Exalted By Scranton Man
A testimonial from Hon George James of Scranton Pa praising Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder for catarrh relief. He describes years of hawking throat pain and bad breath and claims instant relief on first use and cure after several bottles. Sold by Walker Rintels Drug Co Dewey square 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George James
Scranton
Agnew
Walker-Rintels Drug Co
Dewey Square
Peruna praised by supporters amid criticism of propriety
Letters from doctors politicians and temperance workers applaud Peruna the Hartman Sanitarium cure for catarrh and colds. The writer cites endorsements by Geo W McBride and other temperance figures while acknowledging critics who distrust proprietary medicines citing spirits in manufacture. Readers are urged to consult Dr Hartman for advice and request the Peruna Almanac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Prohibition Voters’ League
Peruna
Geo. W. McBride
U. S S
Oregon
Dewey Hotel
Washington, D. C
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Peruna Almanac
Woman Lost in Boston
Mrs Yetty Schneck an elderly woman with little money and limited English is lost in Boston. She traveled from New York to Jamaica Plain and rode inbound Jamaica Plain cars to Forest Hills end of line then disappeared. Police and hospitals could not locate her by last night. She is about 50, tall, dark complexion with gray tinged hair and dark gray eyes carrying a small hand bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yetty Schneck
Boston
New York
Washington Street
Jamaica Plain
South Station
Terminal Station
Forest Hills
Schneck
Rumors Reach Washington Of Pension Commissioner Resignation
Washington rumors say Pension Office Commissioner Ware may resign, claiming abuse similar to Evans. If a change occurs Massachusetts G A R members may push a member for the post. Massachusetts never had a pensions commissioner. potential names include General W W Blackmar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackmar
Massachusetts
Washington
Ware
Evans
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Rhode Island
W. W. Blackmar
Aged Woman Found Dead in Watson Street Home
Lowell dispatch reports Mrs. Mary Lee aged about 70 found dead in a broken-down bed in her Watson street dwelling with no fuel or food. Widow of Civil War veteran Peter Lee, once prosperous, she faced news of her husband’s arrest in the West on a murder charge, which drained the family fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mary Lee
Watson Street
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Columbia
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W.L. Douglas
Essen
Tayy
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Mase
W. L. Douglas Strong
City of Memphis
Savage
Savannah
Dominion
Alexandria
Sagres
Charleston
Genoa
Khalif
Manila
Cuba
Briardale
Leghorn
Girgenti
Herald
Wilmington
Del
Joseph Bartram
Boston Towboat Company
Henry Steers, Jr
D. Gifford
South Amboy
Newburyport
Pigeon Cove
Richard T. Green
Chelsea
Landsm.aan
Resson
Shipping News
F. A. Taylor
South Danvers
Father Egan
Miss Hoy
State
Skerritt
Worcester
Bearse
Springfield
Atty.gen Parker
Pa Inn
Lynn
Schofield
Freeman
Quincy
Rep
Ruston
Alden
Coal Investigation Committee
Cream OF Chocolate CO
Main Street
Danvers, Mass
Gentie
Enim
The
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus, Ohio
Cess
C. L. Polston
A. D. Coleman
Lane Ee Fea
Coleman Dental
Washington &St
Essex St
Isten St
Oxfaw
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