Boston and New York Police Debts Policy Clash
The Boston and New York police commissions clash over debt collection. General Bingham orders no more debt complaints against officers, allowing suits against them as against citizens. Boston's O'Meara insists debt payment remains moral duty and restricts bankruptcies with commissioner consent.
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Bingham
New York
O'Meara
Boston
General Bingham
Eight Vessels and a 148000 Pound Fresh Fish Load At Wharf
Eight vessels docked at T wharf with a combined catch of 148000 pounds of mixed fresh fish including haddock cod hake pollock and other species. The ships listed include Annie Perry Genesta Cosmos Harvester and Ellen C Burke among others as their cargos are detailed. In port Leyland line Lancastrian arrived from London after twelve days at sea while Warren line Michigan followed from Liverpool on a ten day voyage. Hamburg American line announced a 1908 35000 ton steamship with 600 first cabin 600 second cabin and 2500 steerage passengers plus Turkish bath and swimming tank. The Landsman.
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T Wharf
Leyland Line
Lancastrian
Wood
London
Warren Line
Michigan
Liverpool
Hoosac
Charlestown
Eynon
Hamburg-American Line
Tania
Cunard Line
Miniature Almanac and Ship Movements Notice
Sun rises 5 16 sets 7 23 length of day 15 hours 8 minutes moon rises 10 p m high water 1 15 am 1 45 pm steamers sailed and listed vessels with destinations from Liverpool London Jamestown and Philadelphia including the Boston for Yarmouth and tugs towing barges for Philadelphia along with other named ships and routes
Burning Naphtha Casks Thrown Overboard to Save Vessel
The oil steamer Indrani from New York and Boston escaped destruction at Singapore harbor after 800 naphtha drums and 35 000 oil cases caught fire. Crew faced panic as blazing drums drifted toward wharves. captains tossed drums overboard and the tide carried them away, ending the blaze and allowing the ship to proceed.
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Singapore
New York
Boston
Williams
Equine Milk Bath Disaster in Back Bay
A frightened horse spooked a milk wagon in Back Bay causing smashed bottles and spilled milk. No one injured though drivers and residents faced inconvenience as Hood Company truck No 29 toppled near Audubon circle. Carlton Woods owned the automobile involved. more milk wagons replaced the supply for morning coffee.
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Th. FP. Hood Company
Shibing
Audubon Road
Beacon Street
Hood
Carlton Woods
Liquor Raids Seize Bottles at Two Homes
Early Sunday officers with warrants raided Catherine Shannon of 2 Pine Street and Henrietta Howard at 139 Northampton Street. They seized 10 gallons of lager beer 8 pints of whiskey and 24 empty bottles from Shannon and 2 gallons of lager beer one half pint of rum and a small whiskey quantity from Howard.
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Station 4
Catherine Shannon
Pine Street
Division 5
Henrietta Howard
Northampton Street
Relatives Sought for Samuel Hulburt in Boston Death
Overseers of the poor in Gloucester notify the Boston police of the death of Samuel Hulburt and seek his nephew of the same name who ran a store at 123 Tremont Street in 1900. They also search for Bertha Hulburt, a dressmaker, whose Boston address is unknown.
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Boston
Samuel Hulburt
Tremont Street
Bertha Hulburt
Taft Heads to Greensboro for North Carolina Republican Speech
Secretary Taft departed Washington for Greensboro North Carolina to address the state Republican convention set for Tuesday.
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Taft
North Carolina
Washington
Greensboro
N. C
Relatives Sought for Accident Victim at Relief Hospital
Relief Hospital seeks kin of a man who died Saturday night after a fall into water. The deceased gave the name Raymond Hawkins but carried a card for David P. Russell and another for Harry Brown, Worcester. Rutland sanatorium confirms the real name Russell and Hawkins was an alias.
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Flo
David P. Russell
Harry Brown
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Russell
Hawkins
Newport Excursion From Boston Next Thursday
The first regular weekly excursion departs Boston South Station at 9 00 am arriving Back Bay 9 34 and Newport about noon on Thursday July 12. Tickets cost 1 dollar for a round trip and are limited to the train’s seating capacity, so advance purchase is advised.
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