Fresh mackerel landings and varied fish cargoes at Boston harbor
A flotilla of four seiners brought 39 000 fresh mackerel to T wharf led by the Pontiac with 14 000. Eliza beth Silsbee and Shenandoah reported 8000 and 9000 mackerel while George Parker contributed 8000. Groundfish totals reached 452 500 pounds including haddock cod hake and pollock with prices noted. A bark Pietrina sailed for Rosario with 1 102 070 feet of white pine timber and several liners and tugs resumed routes and sailings around New England coast stations.
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Pontiac
Enos Nickerson
Sankaty Head
Elizabeth Silsbee
John McKinnon
Shenandoah
James Gannon
George Parker
Joe Graham
Caplog
Viking
Bart Whalen
Catherine
Bilen
Haddock
Had- Poldock
Cod
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Catherine and
Fellen
Onnapowitt
Arren M. Goodspeed
Alice M. Guthrie
Mary EB. Cooney
Ellen GC. Burke
Nettie Frenklin
T Venatius Enos
J. Johnson
Louisa
Cabral
Marian
Nantasket
Pietrina
G. Maresca
Rosario
Admiral Sampson
H. A. Henshaw
Jamaican
Fred A. Kent
West Medford
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Cunard
Saxonia
Queenstown
Copenhagen
Christiania
Kentucky
Pier 41
Hoosac Docks
Charlestown
Merchants & Miners
Baltimore
Norfolk
Landsman
Shipping News Mini Almanac July 16
Shipping notices list arrivals of steamers with origins and dates. Collected vessels include Columbian from London via Dan, Brewster from Port Antonio, Usk from Nipe Cuba, Prince Arthur from Yar mouth NS, and others with bananas or mdse, plus port and date details.
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Columbian
Masters
London
Kentucky
Dan
Andresen
Copenhagen
Christiania
Mdse
Brewster
Hinz
Port
Conry Announces Democratic Campaign for Ninth District
Ex congressman Joseph A. Conry releases a statement to the Post declaring his candidacy for the Democratic nomination in the ninth district. He backs Let the people rule, support for an East Boston immigrant station, a navy tug with pumping gear, Cape Cod canal, Boston harbor improvements, and a Fort Hill square custom house. He opposes Gov Island seizure and cites Jeffries Point as another immigrant station site.
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Joseph A. Conry
Ninth
Boston
Cape Cod Canal
Boston Harbor
Custom House
Fort Hill Square
Governor's Island
Jeffries Point
Nault-Wilson Roxbury Marriage at the Wilson Home
The marriage of James Edward Nault and Miss Bessie F. Wilson was held last evening at the bride’s parents home 18 Beethoven street Roxbury. Best man Henry L. Mallette and Miss Maude A. Wilson attended. Rev C L Page of Dudley Street Church officiated.
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James Edward Nault
Bessie F. Wilson
John Wilson
Beethoven Street
Roxbury
Henry L. Mallette
Maude A. Wilson
C. L. Page
Dudley Street
East Boston boys rescue dory from Chelsea Creek
Albert Sears John Keaton George Leavitt and Robert Bright all 13 to 14 rescue a drifting dory in Chelsea Creek after spotting it from Eagle street East Boston. They dive in swim and bring the boat to shore and bring it to the Post office to locate the owner.
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Albert Sears
John Keaton
George Leavitt
Robert Bright
Eagle Street
East Boston
Johnny King
Boston Hall of Fame
Chelsea Creek
Gan
West Hagle Street
Office of the Post
Chelsea Street
John King
East Eagle Street
West
West Eagle Street
Johnnie Keaton
Fire Department Transfers Highlight City Shifts
Fire Commissioner Parker announced the transfer of John W. Lawson from Engine 20 to Ladder 27 and Arthur Warren, formerly of Ladder 27, has moved to Engine 20.
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Parker
John W. Lawson
Arthur Warren
Lawson
Roosevelt to Headline New England Dry Goods Outing at Newport
President Roosevelt is expected to be the chief attraction at the New England Dry Goods Association outing in Newport Rhode Island next Wednesday. Senator Nelson Aldrich will address the group alongside Roosevelt and the trip includes a clam bake and a Narragansett Bay cruise aboard the Warwick with 800 members and guests.
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Roosevelt
New England Dry Goods Association
Newport
R. I
War College
W. Murray Crane
J. C. B. Smith
Oyster Bay
Boyden Heights
Aldrich
Providence
Boston
Pacer Kruger Killed in Race at Terre Haute
In Terre Haute Indiana Lon McDonald drove Kruger a 2 04 pacing gelding owned by R B Williams of Boston. During the first heat Gallagher swerved into Kruger, a sulky wheel was knocked off and Kruger was struck near the forelegs by a Scantling device. He later died from internal hemorrhage after returning to the stables.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Kruger
R. B. Williams
Boston
Lon McDonald
Gallagher
McDonald
Quirk Keyes Wedding Ties South Boston to Charlestown
Miss Mary F Keyes daughter of Patrick J Keyes of South Boston married Charles B E Quirk at St Eulalia Church East Broadway The Rev Mortimer E Twomey officiated with Rev John Farrell Rev William Farrell and Henry C Reardon assisting The nuptial mass followed a reception at 53 A Street the couple's future home Miss Mary B Donnelly was bridesmaid and James Fee best man
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Mary F. Keyes
Patrick J. Keyes
South Boston
St. Eulalia’s Church
East Broadway
Charles BE. Quirk
Frothingham School
Charlestown
Mortimer E. Twomey
John Farrell
William Farrell
Henry C. Reardon
Brighton Seminary
Miss Helen Gould Rents Beverly Farms Cottage for Summer
Miss Helen Gould the New York philanthropist has rented the Hale street cottage at Beverly Farms for the rest of the summer. Roy Simpkins confirmed the deal to a Post representative, noting the elegant Dutch style house with antique furniture and the surrounding two acres, including a $20,000 barn. Beggars and panhandlers have appeared as word of her arrival spread.
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Helen Gould
Beverly Farms
Simpkins
New York
Roy Simpkins
Hale Street
Miss Gould
W. Russell Sage
North Shore
Beverly
New England
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