Leyland Line Cancels Two Sailings This Month
The Leyland Line announced two monthly sailings, the Philadelphian to Liverpool on July 29 and the Lancastrian to London on July 24, will be omitted due to higher grain rates that favor Montreal against Boston and New York. Only the Devonian will sail from the Liverpool division this month, amid possible further reductions in Boston tonnage if current conditions persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leyland Line
Boston
Trunk Line
Montreal
New York
Liverpool
London
Queenstown
Eivernia
Paris
Sylvania
Caronia
New
Umbria
Liverpol
Mauretania
Lusitania
Gibraltar
Genoa
Naples
Adriatic
Carpathia
Pannonia
Slavonia
the Canard Co
Cunard Steamship
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Chas, P. Sumner
State St
Market Closure Delays in Stone TN as Week Ends
Week ends at T wharf with all dealers suspending work until Monday. Skippers remain over the holiday. those at sea will not enter port before tomorrow. Bessie M. Dugan brings 2400+ fresh mackerel at 18 cents each, new sharks noted, other vessels report totals of 49,000 pounds of mixed fish including haddock cod hake pollock. Oriole sails seining trip under Captain Thaddeus Morgan. seven foreign steamers depart Gloucester, including Numidian bound Glasgow with 160 cabin and 7 steerage passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Wharf
Bessie M. Dugan
Brackett
Fannie Reed
Oriole
Gloucester
Thaddeus Morgan
Constellation
McManus
West Indies
Thomas Moor
Glasgow
Leyland Line
Bostonian
John Parry
Manchester
Cambrian
London
Titland
Fijell
Nantucket South Shoal
Limon
Smith
Long Wharf
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Cartago
Belfast
Irc
United Fruit Company
Landsman
Arrival and clearing of coastal steamers and sailing ships
From the miniature almanac section dated July 4, a long list records ships arrived and cleared including steamers Prince Arthur Kinney Yar mouth N. ., Juniata James Baltimore via Norfolk and others. It also notes vessels sailing to Glasgow Antwerp Port Limon and Boston among ports and towage details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Arthur Br
Kinney
Yarmouth
Juniata
James
Baltimore
Norfolk
Indian
Thacher
Philadelphia
Yale
Grove
New York
Bunker
Bill
Healy
Kennebec
Byrne
B State
Strout
Portland
City of Rockland
Curtis
Bangor
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Cape Ann
Irey
Gypsum King
Blizzard
Hantsport
Ontario
Windsor
Newburgh
Carlisle
Lloyd
Merriam
Thomaston
Bear Ridge
Scranton
Pierce
Hoboken
N. J
Pocono
Waverley
Salem
Brophy
Paul Palmer
Allen
Newport News
Van
Quinn
Mt. Desert
Republic
Liverpool
Chattahoochee
Savannah
Bunker Hill
York
Notore Piragia i
Eee
Plympton
N. 8
Judent
Numidian
Glasgow
Manstou
Antwerp
Cambrian London
Eng
Bostonian
Manchester
Feng
Limon
Port
Oleona
Hammond
Schuylkill
Neponset
Vineyard Haven
Emilie
Cassie
Abbie Keast
Isle
N. B
A. K. Woodward
Motagnns
Canning
Lors
Newark
Levi
Renee Me
Baker Palmer
Joseph Ross
Newby Winsor
N. S
Abington Strawberry Harvest Nears Record
Abington reports about 125000 boxes of strawberries picked this season with only a few crates left. The total may equal or surpass last year’s high mark as the harvest winds down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abington
Letters Released in Dr. Wilson Poison Case
Philadelphia authorities reveal letters in the case of Dr. William H. Wilson's poisoning. The letters indicate the killer is highly intelligent and now beyond jurisdiction as police abandon secrecy to aid the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William H. Wilson
Wilson
Poisoned ale decoy letters tied to Dr. Wilson death
A decoy letter mailed June 23 in West Philadelphia urged testing a new ale. A bottle poisoned with cyanide was sent to Dr. Wilson June 26 and consumed the same night. Anonymous letters to the coroner from Bristol and Back Bay claim a killer husband, with police tracing the suspect to the high seas toward England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson House
Philadelphia
Peter Schemm & Sons
Wilson
Back Bay Station
Boston
High Seas
England
Scotland Yard
Cadets Head to Pine Plains for Ten Day Camp with Regular Army
The First Corps of Cadets M V M 280 strong departs from Ferndand street armory for Pine Plains New York for ten days with regular army training, drills and hikes. Col Thomas Talbot commands. Major Franklin L Joy leads staff. four companies march with hospital detachment and band. Inspecting officer Lt Col George H Benyon accompanies State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Street
Pine Plains
N. Y
Jefferson County
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Thomas Talbot
Franklin L. Joy
William B. Stearnes
Eugene H. Clapp
W. R. P. Emerson
W. T. Bailey
A. J. Rowan
Charles H. Cross
John Levalle
Horton B. Perkins
Reginald W. Burke
Charlies H. Poe
Walter B. Chase
Leon F. Foss
Edward H. Hoyt
Joshua Atwood
William 8. Simmons
Harold W. Hstey
George H. Benyon
Corps
Fireworks Store Blast Destroys Brockport Shop
A large fireworks stock in Frank G. Curvin’s Main Street news store Brockport exploded just before 1 PM causing a blaze that engulfed the interior within a minute. The fire caused about 4000 dollars in damage before extinguishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockport
N. Y
Frank G. Curvin
Main Street
Seven Killed as Fireworks Store Fire Traps Shoppers
Panic in a fireworks store as flames and smoke surged through the building. Shoppers crowded windows and stairs, leading to multiple deaths and serious injuries. Emma Jaskins leaped from a window. her sister Lotta was badly burned but survived aided by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Parker
Emma
Lotta Jaskins
Emma Jaskins
Donahoe's Magazine Ends as Catholic World Takes Over
The July issue marks the end of Donahoe's Magazine and the property transfers to the Catholic World of New York. Rev. Thomas Burke, famed Paulist orator, serves as editor-in-chief of the succeeding publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donahoe’s Magazine
The
Catholic World
New York
Thomas Burke
Receivers Seek Court OK on Final Accounting at National Steel
The receivers of the National Steel and Wire Company ask the Superior Court to approve their final accounting and authorize payment to bondholders. They recommend disbursing 70 percent of assets to unsecured creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Steel & Wire Company
Superior Court
Train Severs Woman in Charlestown Yard Tragedy
Miss Lassikie Stoemfesk a 30 year old Polish woman was decapitated by a backing freight train in the Boston and Maine yards at Charlestown. She died instantly as she attempted to move wood near freight house No 11 and failed to see the oncoming engine. The body was moved about 20 feet before the engineer stopped the train and was later identified at the morgue. She resided at 9 Endicott Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lassikie Stoemfesk
Boston & Maine Railroad
Charlestown
Albert O. Getchell
George B. Magrath
North Grove Street
Miss Stoemfelk
Endicott Street
Sunday Church Services Across Boston Area
A lengthy listing details multiple church services and events across Tremont Temple, Clarendon Street, Ruggles Street, Dudley Street, Tabernacle, First Baptist, Shawmut Church, Old South Meeting House, Park Street Congregational, Union Church, and other venues. It notes sermon topics, pastors, communion, Sunday schools, special concerts, and summer continuations, inviting all to attend with free seating and cordial welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Cornelius Woelfkin
D. D
Rochester
B&b
C. Lane
F. C. W. Parker
Minifie
Europe
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Charles C. Earle
Alice May Hoitt
Dora D. Brown
C. L. Evarts
Dudley Street Baptist Church
W. W. Bustard
Family Life
van Vilet
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Bowdoin Square
F. E. Heath
Charles E. Eaton
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Francis H. Rowley
Shawmut Eee
Tremont
Brookline
A. A. Berle
Christ
Samuel Richards Gaines
Sout
Washington and
Milk Streets
Charles Ferguson
Kansas City
Park Street
John L. Withrow
Henry A. Stimson
New York City
Endeavor
Union Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Allen A. Stockdale
H. Richter Austin
Louise Maynard
E. Mack
Warren Street
Nellie Carleton-Grover
Ideal Hall
Tremont Street
Progressive Spiritual Society of Boston (Inc
Matilda Trask-Boynton
Boston
C. H. Harwood
Nellie Thomas
W. E. Conner
R. A. Macurda
Annie Morgan
Sophie Kampe
George L. Baker
Arthur Crouch
M. A. Wilkinson
Frank Johnson
George Clark
E. A. Blackdon
Belle Curran
Camp Progress
Benjama
Fred Gowing
W. Bakstrom
Arthur
Page
Frye
Baker
Steinan
Lynn
Salem Electric
The
Grove
Mowerlandark Quartet
Holden
B. H. Blany
Matook
Huntington Chambers
Harmony Hall
Washington Street
Frederick Nicholson
H. Harwood
Jeannette Peters
Alpheus Ricker
Messrs. Olson and
Lovering
Easing Circle
Clark
Huot
Blackden
Nicholson
Crouch
Henry Harwood
Hersey
Wood
Curran
Conner
Gutierrez
J. K. Hicks
Sheafe Hall
Berry
Prevon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stone
Had- Poldock
Hake
Olive F. Hutchins
Jennie Maud
Shipping News
DR. Wilsons Slayer
END OF Donahoe’s Magazine
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
Christadelphians
Pierce Building
Huntington Avenue
Abbie Heath
Dover Street
Arcade Hall
Park Square
Spiritualist
First Spiritual Church OF (Inc
Toear
Clara E. Strong
W. J. Mason
W. I. Mason
M. Etta Buckclerk
Seventh Day Advestist
Tremont Temple
Lee Wheeler
Cunardline
U. S. Army
United States
Hanover St
Washington St
Sterce
Boston Auto School
Tremont St
Market St
Prov
wWestern
Canada
Canadian-Scotsman Publishing Co. Ltd
Winnipeg
U. S. Marine Corps
Court St
Haverhill St
James Coyne
M. E
Alberts
Lockport
Greenblatt
Greenock St
Dorchester
Franklin Field
Collins
Essex St
J. Keezer
J. D
Millinery College
Nous S
Lewando’s
Watertown
MA Mitchell
Hawkins St
City
Lenox Jewelry Co
Mason Financial CO
Milk ST
Brigcs
May
Drmvonshire
Butt
Commercial Investment CO
Devonshire St
Franklin Loan Co
D. H. Tolman
Devonaie St
Colonial Loan CO
SaSuTuTh
Workingmen’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Treas
P. O
McNamara
Ce Namara & & Oc
Lexington
E. N. Paine
Broadway
Wash. St
Point Shirley
Boston Harbor
Winthrop Yacht Club
Geo. B. Elliott
Agt
Hough's Neck
Oere Shore
South Shore
W. A. Dunham
Water St
Moony Tet
Mass. Ave
Cambridge
Tolson
Arlington
West Peabody
Good
L. G. Esty
Lake St
Middleton
Revere Beach
Wonderland
Exchange St
Peters
Old Noll
Vining Villa
F. Vining
Hull
A. W. Perry
Gen. Ae
Somerville
Summer St
Bell
Moore St
East
Green St
Atlantic Ocean
Long Island Sound
Metropolitan Line
New Express
Harvard
India Wharf
White Star Line
Boston-Queenstown
Liverpool Republic
Om m
Cymric
Mediterranean
Canopiec
Oct
S Ofice
Long What
Foot State St
Prince Arthur
Prince George
J. F. Masters
N. E
d&Surf
Halifax
Hawkesbury
Charlottetown
Commercial Wharf
Warren Line
Sachem
Reignt House
Hoosack Tunnel
Warren &Co
Compton and
Tremont Sts
Castle Sq
West End
Bowdoin Sq
Cambridge St
R. Knights & CO
Milton
Stone House
Milton Ave
Milton Station
Acton
Wellington
Tel
Typewriter Exchange
Bromfield
Esterman & Powerman
Northampton St
J. Stane
Leverett St
Spizer & CO
Billerteast
Thomas Snow & Son
No. Market St
Jamaica Lain Motor CO
South
Huntington Ave
Jamaica
Payson’s
Oxford
Elbert St
Roxbury
Weinstein
George W. Wright
Chas. H. Franks
B. T. Birch
Erin
Peter P. Reid
South St
Needham
Dover St
Pleasant and Stoughton Sts
H.E. Hagan
Victoria St
Atlantic Ave
Isaac Ste Ao
Handschumacher & CO
John St
Astrology
Zabola
South Common St
Sarah E. M’'Lean Lowe
Russell R. Lowe
Heinemann
Gil
N. M. Hatch
Peiece
Warren St
Boys
Victor Tires
HUB Cycle CO
Groton St
Appleton ST
Poston
DR. Hallock CO
Peabody
Medical Institute
Bulfinch St
Revere House
Eee Comte
Peabody Medical Institute
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