Debarred by Labor Ruling Seeks to Restrict Immigrants
Under a new ruling of the Department of Commerce and Labor, all Hebrew immigrants arriving with aid from abroad will be barred from landing under the contract labor law. Previously they were excluded as likely to become public charges, though a few sturdier cases were allowed to land with friends vouching for work.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Fishermen Bring In Mixed Cargo As Boston Ports See Busy Trade
WaterFrost schooners Mineola and Mettacommet arrive with sword fish, pay 20 cents a pound due to market scarcity. Charles A. Dyer reports 22 barrels of shad. Philenomena lands blue back herring for bait. Four trawlers deliver 119,500 pounds of fish including haddock at 8 cents and cod near 2 to 3 cents. Monarch collision clarified as Monarch not Monitor. Monarch uninjured on mackerel trip. Sugar cargo aboard Soutra: 9,750,000 pounds distributed across 30,000 bags. voyage from Cuba. Hippolyte Dumois brings 16,000 stems bananas. sixth banana boat this week, total 143,191 stems. Nicomedia sails with freight for Baltimore and Norfolk. Penobscot completes lumber for Buenos Aires. Lighthouse Board to install four first class buoys around July 2 for Coast and Geodetic Survey work, to be removed around Sept 15.
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Mettacommet
T Wharf
Charles A. Dyer
Philomena
Haddock
Cod
Hake
Pollock
Monarch
Monitor
Clark
Star of the Sea
Porto Rico
Gloucester
John McKay
Soutra
Sagua
Matanzas
Cuba
Greater
Boston
Sontra
Standard Refinery
Hippolyte Dumois
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Long Wharf
Dumois
Tropics
Admiral Farragut
Bound Brook
Jamaica
Nicholas Cuneo
Sama
Usk
Sosua
Limon
H. Dumols
Nicomedia
Hamburg
Baltimore
Norfolk
Mystic Wharf
Charlestown
Penobscot
Emery
Survey Buoy
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Shipping News Mini Almanac Hints at July Maritime Arrivals
A compact shipping almanac notes sun rise and set times, high waters, and tide levels for July 16. It lists arrivals of U S S Dolphin and numerous steamers, brigs, schooners, and tugs at Gloucester, Portland, Baltimore, New York, and other ports, with cargoes and routes.
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U. S. S. Dolphin
Laws
Gloucester
Henry Wilson
Portland
Soutra
Davis
Sagua
Matanzas
Hippee Dumois
Danielson
Port Simon
Prince Arthur
Kinney
Yarmouth
N. S
City of Augusta
Howlett
Savannah
McDorman
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Grecian
Briggs
Philadelhia
Mills
Rouen
Joseph W.ordney
Chase
Harvard
Crowell
New York
Camden
Brown
Bangor
City of Rockland
Blair
Bath
Ransom B. Fuller
Strout
City of Gloucester
Linneken
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Nellie
Swim
Lynn
S. C. Go
Bunker
Morris and
Pierson
Rockport
Mellen accuses union of breaking faith in wage dispute
New Haven hearing on the wage dispute between Connecticut company and conductors and motormen includes President Charles S. Mellen as witness. He accuses the trolley men's union committee of failing to push a company wage schedule.
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Mellen
New Haven
Charles S. Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Connecticut Company
Sunday Baptist services across Tremont and nearby churches
Boston readers are invited to a full schedule of Sunday services at Tremont Temple and multiple Baptist congregations including Clarendon Street Ruggles Street and Warren Avenue. Programs feature morning prayers, sermons by Rev. Robert Stuart MacArthur and other pastors, Sunday School, vesper services, and special outdoor gatherings.
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Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Robert Stuart MacArthur
D. D
New York
Dr. MacArthur
Clarendon Street
C. ©. Earle
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Canton Street
Joseph E. Perry
Albert C. Orcutt
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Charles A. Fulton
W. W. Main
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
O. P. Gifford
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Ephesus
Stephen OG. Lang
People's Temple
Berkeley Street
George W. King
Christian Endeavor
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Temple Street
State House
Ernest Lyman Mills
B. L. Jennings
the Universalists OF
Greater Boston
Ballou Hall
Boylston Street
Lyman B. Weeks
Ashmont
Arlington Street
Nellie Carleton-Grover
Dwight Hall
Tremont Street
Dover
Progressive Spiritual Society of Boston (Inc
Frank Johnson
C. H. Harwood
Elmar Littlefield
Nellie Thomas
F. K. Brown
Oscar Fitzrallen
M. M. Jollimore
Alpheus Ricker
Annie Banks Scott
Susie PB. Mosier
George Nutter
L. C. Cunningham
Spirit Friends
Moreland Park Quartet
Johnson
Thorner
Mary Pepper Vanderblit
Gutierrez
D. H. Hall
Mr. Cohen
Redding's Hall
Huntington Avenue
American Psychical Research Society, Inc
Harvey Redding
Massachusetts Avenue
Harwood
Peters
Ricker
Jollimore
N. T. Nutter
Spiritualist Churches and Progressive Circles Across Boston Area
A compiled notice listing numerous spiritualist meetings and camps in the Boston region. It names Louise Hall and Dwight Hall with dates and subjects like Destiny, plus a long roster of mediums and venues including Progressives of Boston, Unity Camp in Saugus, and Church of Higher Spiritualism events.
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Maleen Progressive Spiritualists’ Society, Inc
Louise Hall
Pleasant Street
S. A. Huntington
A. J. McGrath
Prayer Chain Reappears in Boston Amid Threats
A revived form of the so called Ancient Prayer linked to Bishop Lawrence surfaces in Boston. The note urges copying the blessing nine times with promises of joy or illness avoidance, and threatens harm to those who refuse to pass it along. The letters reached the post office, renewing concerns that the chain had not ended.
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Lawrence
Boston
Jesus
Jerusalem
Post Office Department
Keliher Gets Time Extension in Case
Keliher, convicted in the United States Circuit Court on June 15 for aiding and abetting George W. Coleman in misapplying National City Bank funds in Cambridge, had filing of exceptions extended to August 15 at counsel Daniel Coakley’s request. U S Attorney Asa P. French, currently traveling in Europe, is expected home by then.
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Keliher
United States
George W. Coleman
National City Bank of
Cambridge
Daniel Coakley
Asa P. French
Europe
Engineer electrocuted by cut‑off switch in Pinchbag incident
Fostoria Ohio July 15 Charles Noble night engineer for Standard Light & Power Company attempted to electrocute a bag in a window by grasping two wires of a cut off switch He was instantly killed as more than 3000 volts passed through his body The company official reported the accident occurred last night and the victim died at the scene
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Fostoria
Charles Noble
Standard Light & Power Company
Strike on Grand Trunk Unlikely
Montreal July 15 Fifty five percent of the vote of railway trainmen on the Grand Trunk favor rejecting the railroad offer to arbitrate the wage dispute. Vice President Murdock of the Order of Railway Trainmen said that if later returns do not show a larger majority against arbitration there will be no strike.
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Montreal
Que
Grand Trunk
Murdock
Order of Railway Trainmen
81, RIDES BICYCLE 71 MILES IN DAY ATTLEBORO
Attleboro July 15 William P Shaw aged 81 rode a bicycle from his home to Watertown and back, a 71 mile trip. A few days earlier he biked to South Yarmouth on Cape Cod, a 2 mile journey.
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Attleboro
William Pp. Shaw
Watertown
Penalty Clause From 1909 Act Cited
A legal note cites a penalty of up to fifty dollars for each offence under Acts of 1909 Chapter 524 Section 5. The reference indicates a statutory fine framework for violations.
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