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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1915

Page

2

Captain O Neill Delivers Fresh Catch at Reopened T Wharf

Captain Dennis O Neill of the Eva and Mildred brought a large load of groundfish to the newly reopened T Wharf attracting a large crowd along the waterfront. Purser Adelbert Hines presented the first fish, a gigantic cod, as cheers erupted and prices matched those at the South Boston fish pier. The return marks ten months since a schooner last disposed of fish at Atlantic avenue, with widespread anticipation and local teasing ahead of the February reopening.

Dennis O'Neill Eva Mildred T Wharf Captain O'Neill Adelbert Hines Atlantic Avenue Boston Busta Old T Wharf

Foss Stopped Loan Case Trial Reveals Overcharges Claims

Deputy Neal of the State police testified that money lenders overcharged borrowers under Brown’s rule and that the former supervisor did not fully examine loan company books. The governor supplied papers on the Brown case while witnesses disputed legal backing for the paper charge rule and questioned Brown’s actions.

Neal State Police Brown Boynton Swift Supreme Court Mr. Brown

Breitung Plans To Convert Seguranca For Cotton Freight

Edward H. Breitung, owner of the steamer Dacia, says he is negotiating with the Ward line to buy the Seguranca. He intends to convert the Seguranca from a passenger ship into a cotton carrying freighter after the British seizure threat to the Dacia.

New York Edward H. Breitung Galveston Ward Line

Seguranca Arrives in Port for Rebuild as Ward Line Converts Ships

Seguranca is due Sunday from Havana and to be handed to Mr. Breitung’s firm for immediate reconstruction. Ward line’s Vigilancia has been sold and will be converted to a cotton freighter, bought by Ward & Armstrong of Savannah. Breitung seeks more vessels, with prices up about 60 percent. no German registry ships will be purchased for transfer to the American flag after the Dacia experience. Ward line officials confirm Vigilancia sale and pending Seguranca negotiations.

Havana Breitung Dacia Ward Line Vigilancia Seguranca

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