Another Steamer Ordered By Boston Towboat Company
The Boston Towboat Company has ordered a second steamer from Maryland Steel Company of Baltimore, identical to the first and to be delivered by October. The vessel will be 324 feet between perpendiculars, about 345 feet overall, with a 47 foot beam and 28 foot moulded depth, four watertight compartments, and a 40 inch cellular bottom. Engines are triple expansion, 21, 25 and 56 inch cylinders, with steel chart and pilot houses and two steel pole masts with four cargo booms. Operated primarily for coal, but may freight US ports to Cuba and Porto Rico, likely commanded by Capt. Henry Lewis and Capt. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Maryland Steel Company of
Baltimore
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Henry Lewis
Saturn
Smith
Havana Largest Coastwise Steamer Arrives After Successful Trial
The Ward line steamer Havana arrives in New York after a highly successful trial. It is the largest coastwise steamer and second only to St Paul and St Louis among U S liners.port trade shows heavy export totals for the week and a busy UK-bound ship schedule from Feb 1 to March 4. Wight fishing schooners, haddock and cod prices are noted amid Boston fish receipts. The three masted Cathie C Berry sank while being towed off Race Point. crew rescued by the tug Pallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Edgartown
Wnindergo
Grand Lake
St. John's
N. F
St. John’s
Fram
Germany
Simpson
Port Tampa
Yarmouth
London City
Paterson
London
St. John
Halifax
Joseph
Palestine
Rome
Egypt
New Ward Line
Havana
New York
United States
St. Paul
St. Louis
Custom House
United Kingdom
Liverpool
Hull
Bristol
Manchester
Hasgow
Warren Line
Leyland
Dominion
Furness
Wilson- Leyland
Johnston
Wilson
Allan Line
Glasgow
Wight
Haddock
Boston
Bulletin of the
United States Fish Commission
Cathie C. Berry
Vineyard Haven
Pallas
George Hollywood
Race Point
Cape Cod
Benedict Will Filed for Probate in Suffolk Court
Washington G. Benedict a noted real estate figure in the city filed his will in Suffolk County Probate Court yesterday. The estate after debts goes to wife Harriet, with trust for relatives, church endowments, and specified bequests to Trinity Episcopal, Clarendon Street Baptist, and Rugggles Street Baptist churches and the Salvation Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington G. Benedict
Suffolk County Probate Court
Harriet E. Benedict
Benjamin C. Clark
Charles C. Barton
Benedict
Clarendon Street
Burial of Hon. A. H. Garland in Little Rock
The remains of Augustus H. Garland arrived in Little Rock escorted by a legislative committee. He lay in state in the Senate Chamber until 2 pm with services led by Rev W L E Thompson and two chapel officiants. Eulogies followed before a large procession to Mt Ey Cemetery for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Augustus H. Garland
Union Station
Legislature
Supreme Court
Bar
Senate Chamber
W. L. E. Thompson
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Dye
Senate
Colquitt
House of Representatives
Mtey Cemetery
Boston Herald Fined $500 for Contempt of Court
In Superior Criminal Court Judge Bond fined the Boston Herald Publishing Company $500 for a contempt ruling after a Mulrey Scollan trial report used the headline Guilt Is Evident. The judge noted the headline was meant to attract attention and not imply guilt, calling it a show bill headline. Melvin O Adams and Moran and Richardson appeared for the parties, with witnesses and officials present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Bond
Boston Herald Publishing Company
Mulrey-Scollang
Boston Herald
Boston
Melvin O. Adams
Boston Herald Company
Moran and Richardson
Scollans and Mulvey
Civil Court Docket of First to Fourth Jury Sessions
Suffolk Superior Court lists numerous civil cases across sessions with defendants Boston and Maine R R New England R R and others. Entries include Penney vs Boston and Maine R R and Coleman vs Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Lilley, J
Penney
Boston & Maine
R. R
Dixon
New England R. RB
Cummings
Perry
Burke
Norcross
Paxon
Boston
Kervin
Johnston
Natl. Con. Co
Travellers’ Ins
Sandberger
Bemis
Winthrop
Didot
N. Y
Mooney
Same
Doyle
French
Walsh
Kimball
Harding
Boston & Maine Rk
Bernard
Wright
Denison
Boston & Maine R. Kk
Richards
Mino
Whitehouse
McFadien
Minto
Callahan
Boston & Me
Dinsmore
Henderson
Sherman
Hartnett
Goddard
Fogg
West End
B Barr
Howe
Scott
War
Anderson
Dexter
Reed
McKenna
Cushing
Sheldon
Johnson
Taber
Welch
Marshall
Hellier
Conant
Kellogg
Gale
Ames
Wilson
Everett Nat. Bk
Kendall
Wixom
Marcus
Shattuck
Dyer
Fowler
Damon
Levyean
Clements
Connolly
Coleman
Clark
Twins from Arctic adopted by Miner Bruce come to New York
Zakshner and Artmarboke, twins adopted daughters of Miner Bruce of 202 West Thirty ninth Street, travel from Seattle to New York to receive an American education. They are about six years old, resemble each other, wear furs, and will have casts taken for a nature museum exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Washington
New York
Zakshner and
Artmarboke
Miner Bruce
West Thirty-ninth Street
Esquiman
Safe and Sound
Alaska
Esquimaux
Zakshner
F Pearl vs West End Street Railway verdict for defendant
Action to recover 15000 damages for personal injuries from alleged careless medical examination by defendant's physician. Verdict returned for defendant. Counsel listed: Conrad Reno for plaintiff, M F Dickinson Jr and A I Peckham for defendant. Other case entries follow in docket list including several against various towns and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Pearl
West End Street Railway
Conrad Reno
M. EF. Dickinson, Jr
A. I. Peckham
Kiley
Frescolm
Goddard
Natick & Cochit
St. Ry
Gunner
Ferry
White
Sullivan
Morgan
Adams
City of
Everett
Gleason
Leland
Lupien
Wayland
Eastman
Wilmot
Beebe
Luge
Cashman
Hanson
Peck
Shipping News Minute Almanac January 31
Shipping news lists arrivals and clearances for January 31 with many vessels arriving at or departing from New York and nearby ports. Steamers Columbian Spar tan and others arrive from Liverpool Philadelphia and New York, with numerous tows and barges named. Cleared steamers head to Liverpool Avonmouth and New York, while several vessels sail or are noted under sail along the East Coast and for Portland and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbian
Marsters
Liverpool
Eng
Spartan
Snow
Philadelphia
Williamsport
Godfrey
Girard
Herman Winter
Nickerson
New York
Lancaster
Taylor
Lorberry
Marguerite
Tripp
Newport News
Childe Harold
Sweeney
Newart News
Lucy &. Friend
Thomas Newport News
E. F. Luckenbach
Keene
Norfolk
General
Cumberland Mills
Portland
Baltimore
Bath
Michigan
Melrose
Harper
Avonmouth
Lampasas
George P. Davenport
Ruth Shaw
Haggett
Hearing on proposed state labor bills set for Feb 2
Commonwealth of Massachusetts dates a hearing by the Committee on Labor to discuss H B 98 for uniform wages and hours on public works and H B 201 for an eight hour workday for state and local employees. The hearing will be held in Room 24% State House at 10 30 a m with Chairman John McLellan and Clerk Thomas Donahue noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
State House
Boston
Committee On Labor
Cullinane
Lawrence
John. McLellan
Thomas Donahue
Commonwealtht OF Massachusetts
Metropolitan Park Commission
Charles River Reservation
Western Avenue
Harvard Street
Beacon Street
Mass
Speedway
Engineering Department
Commonwealth
William B. DE Las Casas
Edwin B Haskell
Edwin A. Curtis
David N. Skillings
WM. T. Plerce
Suffolk
Thomas HL. Roberts
Revere
of Suffolk
Boston Post
John W. McKim, Esqaire
Elijah George
Rail and shore line express schedules via New London and New Haven
Rail routes to Bay State Limited Day Express and various shoreline and stagelike services depart from 10:00 a.m. to midnight daily. Connections at Fall River Stonington and Providence link with steamers Plymouth Pilgrim City of Lowell and City of Lawrence. Limited cars seating capacity with special tickets. offices in Boston and Old State House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah Line Ocean Steamship Co
Lewis Wharf
Boston
Florida
City of Birmingham
Chattahoochee
Gate City
New York
City of Macon
BR. H. Downing
Atlantic Ave
Sound Lines
Metropolitan S. S. Co
Ocean Steamship Company
New Pier 35
North River
A. Dew. Sampson
Washington St
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Texas
Arizona
New and
Old Mexico
Colorado
California
E. Currier
N. E
State Street
Edwin Hawley
Broadway
New London
New Haven
Bay State Limited
Shore Line
Willimantic
Alr Line
Tall River Line
Rail and Sound
Fall River
Plymouth
Pilgrim
Stonington
Main
New Lampshire
Norwich
Providence
Dark Square
Terminal
City OF Lowell
City OF Lawrence
Philadelphia
Baltimore Andington
Bonney
Geo. L. Connor
A.C. Kendall
Pass
L. H. Palmer
Boston Pass
Old State House
Public Meeting At Old Franklin Schoolhouse Feb 8 17
A public meeting will be held at Old Franklin Schoolhouse on Friday February 8 and 17 at 11 oclock, under action of Chapter 2 Revised Ordinances of 1898 Socialist Labor Party. Pavid Goldstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Franklin
Socialist Labor Party
Pavid Goldstein
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston Towboat Co
W. G. Benedict
Three Churches
The
Salvation Army
A. H. Garland
Zaksriner and
Herald
Scollans
Middlesex, Is
Cambridge
Bell, J
Shipping News
St. Croix
Eastport
H. M. Whitney
Maverick
S. O. Co
Joshua Lovett
Bessie
South Amboy
Binghamton
Weehawken
Edgar F. Lueckenbesh
Frank Pendleton
Nottingham
R. KK
New Jersey
Port Johnson
Concord
Grant
Valley Forge
Preston
Dunlo
Stafford
Robert A. Packer
Perth Amboy
Buffalo
Bizarre
H._ M. Hoyt
Bouquet
Bustle
Young Brothers
Rockport
Confidence
Antelope
Lyra
St. John, N. B
Medical
Dr. Hallock
Kalock Medical Institute
Court St
E. W. Gahan
Tremont St
Parisian Remedy CO
DR. Bailey
Howard St
J. £. Frothingham
Woward St
Wes
Dr. Bell
Columbus Avenue
Nell
Columbus Ave
Dr. la Marr
Europe
Phsician
LA Marr
Froom
DR. Henning Remedy CO
Hollis
J. E. Bishop
Boylston
Williams
Dartmouth St
Howard
Box
Stanley
P. D. Box
Joseph Westwood
Maria Westwood
Margaret McLaughlin
Lorin L. Fuller
Dorchester
W. H. Wallace
F. P. Mayberry
George G. Saville
Pr. H. Nutter
Saville
Jones Avenue
B. Fuller
Everett L. Fuller
Alma Bealf
Lorin Fuller
Co. PD. Adams, Atty
Bay State
Pachem Ranarin
Ottoman
Kansas
Rey
Fitchburg
Charlestown
Warren & CO
Milk Street
Queenstown
LIV
APSOL
Fitchburg R. R
New England
Canada
Cunard Line
Great Britain and Ireland
State St
Alex. Martin
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Co
Norfolk, Baltimore and Newport News
A. M. Graham
Battery Wharf
Summer St
J. W. McCloskey
R. I
Phila
F. P. Wang
Central Wharf
FE B. Sampson
Fiske Building
Lexington
Corner
Massachusetts
Parker St
Centre Depot
W. A. Grozier
Bellevue Ave
Alberts
Eliot Street
Lesry Cataract Electric School
Wilcox Publishing CO
BE. L. Wilcox
Sherwin St
Wilson's
Hannover St
Tremont Row
Wilson Bros
Devonshire St
Pax
Boston Bolt CO
St. Ark 3
American Investors’ CO
Buss Point
Nahant
Lynnfield Centre
Winter Hill
Milk St
Eds
Saxonvile
S. D. Bumstead
Saxonville
Tast
Springfield
Foresyt ST
Rox
Greenville ST
Dudley St
Tdson ST
Brookline
the Post
Cornhill
American Wringer CO
Franklin St
Waverley House
Bes
Asi
Willow Ave
West Somerville
A. Blakney
Boylston Place
Boylston St
Emerson and McPhail
Prof
Berry
Winthrop St
Roxbury
Ramsdell Music CO
Music Hall
Vienna
E. W. Rand
West St
LD Reliable
Bromfield St
Reliable
McLellan’s
Yarmouth Steamship Co
Nova Scotia
Washington Street
Chatham Street
I. F. Hammond
India Wharf
Co. F. Williams
ALL Rail
Prom Park Square Station
New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Foley
Leominster
H. H. Dinsmore
Blackwell St
Copartnership Notices
Leland, Towle & Company
Mr. Towle
Arthur
George Napier ‘Towle
Towle
Bennett Sandler
Jacob Abrams
L. A. Sommers
Adi Bt
Rascom’s
Sec
atPeed
S&s. Edelstein & H. Cohen Wall Paper CO
Leverett St
Asie-Bt
Thorp & Martin CO
Pharl Luntington
Ldda
Tremont St. Auu-Bd
Eployment CO
Lincoln St
Massachusetts Ave
Wilson’s
Hanover St
R A. P
Post
Otis Cafe
Boston Mailing CO
Federal St. Ri
Ripans Chemical Co
Northampton St
Cor
W. H. Nelson
Bradford St
City
National Accident Society of
New York City
Tosten
Cease
Main St
Cambridgeport
Boston Consignment CO
Chestnut St
Chelsea
M. Samuel
M, Samuel
Kendall St
Kent’s
Hawley Place
New
Franklin
SEX Ricyct.i CO
Twilight Club
Fliot St
Eee
Slye
Price
Guy's Bird Parlor
Broadway, Chas
Astice OF the Peace
H. S. Stimson
Chester
Water St
C. W. Guy
Thorp & Martin Coo
Bates Dental CO
Brattle St
Huntington Ave
Globe Stamp Works
Ugi-2
Larkin & CO
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