Fleet brings vast ground fish haul to market at T wharf
A fleet of 27 vessels arrived at T wharf delivering 526,600 pounds of mixed fresh fish. Haddock led with 336,000 pounds, followed by cod 143,700, hake 27,600, pollock 18,300 and 6,000 of cask. Notable vessels include Seaconnet and Gertrude with mackerel and other catches from Minot's. The Prince George arrived from Yarmouth with 108, and two swordfish trips were logged by Nokomis and Defender. The Mary Edith faced a stormy harbor push, while Cape Ann ran a quiet trip to Gloucester. Captain Dave Dodge became mate of tug Viking, replacing Adelbert Heath.
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Enos Nickerson
Gertrude
Frank Perry
Minot’s
Prince George
Yarmouth
Haddock
Hake
H. C. Hussey
Catherine
Elen
Pollock
Catharine & Allen
Mary V. Cooney
Agnes V. Gleason
H. G. Martin
Philip P. Manta
H. B. Thomas
Rose Cabral
Mary Edith
Boyd and Leeds
Mary J. Ward
Eva Avina
Boston
Long Wharf
Cape Ann
Gloucester
Central Wharf
Dave Dodge
Charlie
Viking
Columbia Dredging Company
Ship Channel
Adelbert Heath
Columbia
Providence
Shipping News Miniature Almanac of Arrivals and Sails
The notice lists arrivals and sailings with multiple steamers and tugs, detailing routes from Yokohama to Savannah and Boston to New York. It records tides, sun and moon data, and ships like Indiawad, Prince Arthur, and City of Gloucester along with towing barges and schooners near Chatham on July 1.
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Hill
Yokohama
Otogo
Shimonoseki
Shanghai
Manila
Cebu
Singapore
Sabang
Gibraltar
Patterson, Wylde & Co
Prince George
McKinnon
Yarmouth
N. S
J. J. Mas.ers
Elina
Nielsen
Louisburg
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City of Augusta
Ober
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Emerson
Bangor
John G. Chandler
Nutty
New York
Dora
Amboy
Troy
Weehawken
Daniel Willard
Fitzgerald
Edgewater
Falcon
Paterson
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Triton
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Forest Belle
Liberty
Henry B. Fiske
Boston
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Malcolm B. Seavey
Atkins
Philadelphia
Stillman IF
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Tunnel Ridge
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Chatham
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Powerful
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Hector
Reading Railroad
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Gaynor
Lehigh Valley
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Mt Hermon Boys School marks second anniversary
Mt Hermon Boys School observed its second anniversary with religious services. C L Fisk of Sabetha Kansas led an early prayer service and Rev John McDowell of Newark New Jersey gave the principal address on Dwight L Moody. Vespers were led by H F Cutler with an evening prayer and testimony meeting conducted by Rev Joshua Gravett of Denver.
Newport Excursion From Boston July Fourth
Popular excursion from Boston to Newport on Wednesday July 4 at the low round trip rate of $1 by special train via the New York New Haven Hartford line. Departs South Station 9 30 a m Back Bay 9 34 returns from Newport 6 p m tickets limited and advance purchase advised.
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BY. S. S. Line
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Newfoundland
Prince George
Washington St
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J. F. Masters
Independence Day Excursion To Newport From Boston
Special train leaves Boston on Wednesday July 4 for Newport at a low $1 round trip. See natural attractions and grand estates at the famous watering place. Purchase tickets early to avoid disappointment. Limited numbers.
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Boston
Suit Over McClellan Statue Leg Length Dispute
In New York trustees sue Paul Wayland Bartlett for 7000 after unfinished statue of General George B. McClellan is completed but deemed to have legs too long. Bartlett defends design, noting the pedestal rises 40 feet high to avoid a squat appearance.
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New York
Richard Smith
George B. McClellan
Fairmount Park
Paul Wayland Bartlett
Bartlett
Inventor of "23" Gets His Deserts in Court
Cleveland June 80 A court scene ends with Patsy Morrison a former jockey being fined 23 dollars after a tongue in cheek claim about the number 23. Judge Whelan remarks on the origin of the saying and grants a lenient sentence.
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Whelan
Patsy Morrison
Sheepshead Bay
Patsy
Judge Whelan
Fitz John Porter Statue Dedicated in Portsmouth Haven Park
Major-General Fitz John Porter statue, funded by the Grand Army, was dedicated in Haven Park Portsmouth on Malvern Hill anniversary. A parade featured U S marine corps detachments State militia and Spanish and Civil War veterans. General Alexander Stewart Webb of New York delivered the oration.
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N. H
Fitz John Porter
Grand Army
Haven Park
Malvern Hill
Porter
United States Marine Corps
Alexander Stewart Webb
New York
Two Prostrations From Heat Reported At Relief Hospital
Two heat prostrations were recorded at the Relief Hospital yesterday despite cool air. Bernard J. Quinn, 60, was found on South Market street at 10 30 oclock, and John McCarthy was found in Merrimac square.
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Bernard J. Quinn
South Market Street
John McCarthy
Merrimac Square
Revere Beach Welcomes 150000 Visitors for Busy Holiday
The day and evening draw large crowds to Revere Beach with 150000 enjoying the seaside amusements. About 1600 bathers swam at the state bathhouse the busiest day of the year so far. Police kept order as a jewelry dispute led to the arrest of a man over a ring swap while a 12 year old cow caused a boulevard distraction at Wonderland.
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Leutenant
Rallies and music draw 20,000 to Boston Common
A colorful scene on Boston Common and Public Garden with the fountain and Frog Pond active as a band plays and 20,000 people gather. Dozens of meetings span politics and religion, with single taxers and socialists debating economics and wealth. A large speaker advocates harsh remedies against the idle rich and drones.
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