Vessels Report Mixed Cargo and New Schooner Rex
Captain Charles Colson sails the Rex with an 18 man crew. The ship lands 14000 pounds of halibut while the Swell carries 9000 pounds of scrod and the Surf 16000 pounds of scrod and 2000 pounds of Jemonsole. Other boats listed include Cusk Laura Enos with 500 pounds Igna tius Enos 200 pounds Good Jack 500 pounds and Mary Silveira 10000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Ee
Ellen and Mary
Thos. J. Carroll
Laura Enos
Olive F. Hutchins
Mary Sears
Nance O Neil Opens Boston Run With Fires of St John at Majestic
The star returns to Boston with Lindsay Morison Stock Company in The Fires of St John at the Majestic Theatre drawing packed houses. Morison assures she will remain as long as Boston theatergoers want her, after a standing audience response and her noted revival of charm from eight years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nance O'Neil
Majestic
Boston
Lindsay Morison
St. John
Majestic Theatre
Tremont Theatre
Mr. Morison
Miss O’neil
David Belasco
Meistersingers at Keith's Theatre Impresses
Keith's Theatre presents the Meistersingers with 12 singers and improved staging. The program features Muriel and Francis in a team look, Eva Tanguay likeness in a young performer, and Harry Earl among talented siblings. Copeland draws laughs and Rita Gould delivers strong singing in beautiful gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith’s
Comedienne
Virginia Earl
Copeland
Rita Gould
Orpheum Theatre Presents Edmond Day Play On Stony Ground
The Orpheum Theatre offered a strong bill with Lottie Williams and company in Edmond Day's On Stony Ground as the week’s feature. Other acts include Mumford and Thomson, Billy Davis, Teddy Du Pont, Norton and Ayres, Beatrice the violinist, and Fredrik the comedy magician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum Theatre
Lottie Williams
Edmond Day
Stony Ground
Mumford and Thomson
Bily Davis
Teddy du Pont
Norton and Ayres
Beatrice
Fredrik
Vaudeville Programme Shines at Norumbega Park
Yesterday Norumbega Park Theatre presented a clever vaudeville programme. The park shows its inviting beauty this season and drew positive attention to the entertainments on offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norumbega Park Theatre
May Yohe Appears at Gordon's Olympia Theatre Boston
May Yohe from the Lady Francis Hope era appeared at Gordon's Olympia Theatre in Boston yesterday. She looked and sang well and still exuded magnetism as audiences applauded her entrance and gave three curtain calls at the end of the sketch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon’s
Olympia
May A. Yohe
Lady Francis Hope
Hope Diamond
Boston
Gordon
Olympia Theatre
May Yohe
Globe Theatre vaudeville and film bill delights crowds
The Globe Theatre presented a strong bill with Flying Lamarrs delivering a sensational aerial act. Skinner and Woods, popular Boston performers, won with their dancing. Austin Walsh entertained as musical comedian. Bree and Maxim offered a Dutch novelty for laughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Flying LaMarrs
Skinner and Woods
Boston
Austin Walsh
Bree
Maxim
Paragon Cabaret Draws Bigger Summer Crowds
Paragon in Palm Garden sees larger summer audience than ever with its famed cabaret show. Manager Dodge matches continental cabaret flair in a venue popular with regulars who anticipate the lowered lights, orchestra, and chorus on screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paragon
Palm Garden
New York
Vienna
Paris
Berlin
Dodge
Lexington Park Casino Offers Dining and Night Dancing
Lexington Park blends forest scenery with modern amenities. The Casino provides dining options and hosts dancing every Wednesday and Saturday night attracting visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Park
Tremont Temple Screens New Durbar With Royal Visit Ties
The Durbar in Kinemacolor enters its tenth week at Tremont Temple as new events join the program. The lineup reflects the royal visit to India and the crowning of King George and Queen Mary as Emperor and Empress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
India
George
Mary
Bass Point and Nahant Steamers Run Hourly From Otis Wharf
The Bass Point and Nahant steamers General Lincoln and Martha's Vineyard sail from Otis Wharf at Atlantic Avenue on an essentially hourly schedule all day and into the evening, offering welcome relief from the Boston heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bass Point
Nahant
Martha’s Vineyard
Otis Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Boston
Scenic Temple Offers Variety Acts and Lena Howe Orchestra
This week Scenic Temple features an alio of entertaining specialty acts motion views pictured melodies and music by Lena Howes orchestra providing a lively program for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scenic Temple
Lena Howe
Ocean freight and fish landings in Boston harbor reports
The schooner Eugenia landed 15 000 pounds of halibut while other vessels reported halibut cargoes of 100 pounds for E Sears 800 pounds for Jorgina and 800 pounds for Arbitrator. Two lumber ships Pass of Balmaha and Aline prepare to sail for South America with large pine and oak stocks. Cunard liner Laconia due soon from Europe with 133 saloon 235 second cabin and 507 steerage passengers. Portonia arrived from Cuba with 10 000 000 pounds of sugar for American Sugar Refining Company. Porpoises chased the United Fruit steamer Admiral Schley toward Highland Light as bananas came in from Jamaica. Kremlin, burned at Portland, arrived for repairs at Chelsea. Weekly customs show imports of 2 025 862 and exports 690 161 for the week ending July 12. many vessels cleared sailed and towed for various ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia
E. Sears
Jorgina
South America
Pass of
Balmaha
Aline
Cunard
Laconia
East Boston
Liverpool
Queenstown
Irvine
Cape Race
American Sugar Refining Company
Portonia
Cuba
Matanzas
Havana
Nielsen
United Fruit Company
Admiral Schley
Cape Hatteras
Highland Light
Schley
Jamaica
Stokes
Custom House
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Items and Arrivals
Shipping news lists tides and daylight data for the day and reports arrivals of steamers including Portonila Nielsen Matanzas Annetta Durie Sama A W Perry Hawes Charlottetown P E J Hawkesbury Halifax City of Memphis Diehl Savannah Howard Chase Baltimore Newport News Norfolk Old Colony Colberth New York Ransom B Fuller Linscott Portland Cape Ann Godfrey Gloucester with destinations and origins.
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Portonila
Ger
Nielsen
Matanzas
Cuba
Annetta
Durie
Sama
A. W. Perry
Hawes
Charlottetown
E. J
Hawkesbury
C. B
Halifax
City of Memphis
Diehl
Savannah
Howard
Chase
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Old Colony
Colberth
New York
Ransom B. Fuller
Linscott
Portland
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Gloucester
Plan to Cut High Living Costs Proposed by Grocers
Brian G. Underwood led a Malden meeting of the retail grocers from Malden Melrose and Medford in Assembly Hall. He urged 6000 grocers in the New England Grocers Exchange to form an association to standardize prices and issue $100 memberships. Customers would buy a $20 certificate with coupons for a 2 percent discount after spending $5 in goods. About 40 people attended after a banquet.
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Brian G. Underwood
Malden
Melrose
Medford
Assembly Hall
Underwood
New England
Will of John L. Bicknell Bequeaths Wealth to Widow
The Weymouth will filed in Norfolk probate leaves $10,000 to Julia A. Bicknell, and $150 to East Weymouth Cemetery. The remainder is held in trust for the wife for life, then to Crescent Lodge I. O. O. F. upon her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Bicknell
Weymouth
Norfolk
Julia A. Bicknell
East Weymouth
Cresent Lodge, I. O. O. F
Anne Boleyn’s Rise and Fall in Henry VIII’s Court
A historian recounts Anne Boleyn’s life from her early allure to her marriage to Henry VIII and ascent as Queen, her brutal treatment of rivals, and eventual arrest for treason in 1536. Her influence and downfall shaped England’s break with Rome and the fate of Mary and Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Anne Boleyn
Anne
Thomas Wyatt
Lord Percy
Earl of Northumberland
James Butler
Katherine
Henry VIII
Henry
Straightway
Marchioness of
Pembroke
Queen Elizabeth
Mary
Ilenry
Jane Seymour
Lady Caroline Lamb
Second oldest pioneer dies in Reno at 76
John Rogers, once the second oldest surviving Nevada settler, died from angina pectoris at 76. He settled in Aurora in 1809, later ranched in Wellington, and lived in Reno for five years. A widow Mary E. Rogers and relatives survive. Originally from Sweden he lived in York Harbor before crossing the plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
John Rogers
Nevada
Rogers
Aurora
Wellington
Smith Valley
Capitol Lodge
Mary E. Rogers
J. F
G .W. Rogers
J. W. Simpson
York Harbor
Sweden
Plains
Pacific
Sunk Cruiser Sinks Schooner Off New Bedford
The fishing schooner Freedom from Gloucester struck a sunken cruiser Yankee and sank within three minutes. Captain Peter Willard and his three crew members were rescued without difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Freedom of Gloucester
Yankee
Peter Willard
Her Luxuriant Hair Saves Woman's Life
Mrs. Josephine Zierzensky of the Bronx survived a fall from a third floor window when her unusually luxuriant hair diverted the impact, leaving her with a skull fracture. She lies at Lincoln Hospital in serious condition and may owe her life to her hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Josephine Zierzensky
Third Avenue
The
Bronx
Lincoln Hospital
Morse Receives Parolee Dinner in Bath
Charles W. Morse, paroled by President Taft after under two years of a 15 year sentence for alleged banking irregularities, says he takes medicine when needed and shows no apologies. A dinner was given him by five friends and former associates in his Bath, Maine, home. He is convalescing there from illness tied to his release. He read a letter to Attorney General Wickersham noting he would be proud if any of his sons did what he did.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BRTH
Charles W. Morse
Taft
Morse
Wickersham
Historic Tobey Homestead Burned in Brockton Fire
The Tobey homestead on the city outskirts was destroyed by an incendiary fire early today. Mrs Manuel Chavis and her three children were rescued by her husband and David Roach after being carried unconscious from the burning building. Estimated loss is $8000. Fire-setter threatened FE P. Watkins for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Tobey
Manuel Chavis
David Roach
FE. P. Watehins
Will Leaves 2000 to Boston Catholic Charities
By the terms of the will of Christopher J Burrill a 29 year Boston police veteran $2000 is left to Catholic charities in the city. The bequests include amounts to the Church of the Immaculate Conception Harrison Avenue Home for Destitute Catholic Children St Vincent and St Paul Society and Carney Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher J.burrill
Boston
Death notices from Cambridge to Roxbury
Burial announcements and funeral details for Patrick Brown, Anna Brickley, Frank Cornelissen, William Curran, Mabel Dean, James Dooley, Honora Driscoll, Margaret Glynn, Clarence Goodwin, Thomas Grazelle, Thomas Henderson, Myron Jackson, George Knox, Mary Lynn, Margaret Miller, Adolphus McVey, Mary O Hara, Mary O Neil, Mary Roche, Paul Stucklen, Lewis Thomas, Ellen Wallace, James Whiteside and others with addresses and service times across Boston area parishes. Relatives invited. some notices request no flowers.
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Brown
East Cambridge
Patrick A
Mary T. Brown
Crowley
Sixth Street
Cambridge
Church of the Sacred Heart
St. Paul’s
Arlington
Brickley
Roxbury
Anna
Edward Brickley
Cahill
Evergreen Street
Blessed Sacrament Church
New York
New Bedford
Cornelissen
Lowell
Frank Joseph
Margaret Cornelissen
West Sixth Street
Boston
St. Augustine’s Church
New Calvary
Curran
Dorchester
William J. Curran
South End
Elizabeth Curran
Phillips
Hugh Curran
Public Works Department
Southern Avenue
Elmhurst Street
St. Matthew's Church
Stanton Street
Meeting House Hill
Norfolk Street
Dean
East Boston
Mabel
William and
Elizabeth Dean
Anderson
Haynes Street
Church of ‘the Assumption
Liverpool
England
Montreal
Canada
Dooley
James
Bridget Dooley
Newsman Street
Company K
Glynn
Jamaica Plain
South Street
Margaret
James P. Glynn
Goodwin
Clarence KF. Goodwin
Mary I. Goodwin
Fallon
Norfolk Avenue
St. Patrick’s Church
Everett Lodge
Ward 17
Democratic Committee
John Boyle O'Reilly Club
Grazelle
Woburn
Thomas
Catherine Grazelle
Canfield
North Warren Street
Henderson
Thomas M
John
Mary Henderson
Patterson Street
Jackson
Newton
N. H
Myron W
Charles W
Maud M. Jackson
Windsor _ street
Knox
Somerville
George J. Knox
Franklin Lodge
Massachusetts Regiment
Boston Fire Department
Lynn
Mary A
Edward W
Mary L. Lynn
Mahar
Partridge Avenue
Miller
Moline
Ill
Margaret Miller
Flavin
John J. Murphy
P Street
St. Eulalia Church
M'Vey
Adolphus G
Margaret A. McVey
John R
Frederick J. McVey
Hancock Street
St. Peter's Church
O’hare
Charlestown
Joseph O'Hare
Bartlett Street
St. Mary’s Church
Warren Street
O’neil
Daniel
Mary O’neil
Munroe
Greenwich Place
Calvary Cemetery
Roche
Mary A. Roche
St. Rose Church
Chelsea
Rich
Mary W
Samuel Rich
Green Street
Cape Cod
Stucklen
Paul Stucklen
Esmond Street
Lewis Damon Thomas
Zephaniah H
Helen M. Thomas
Edwin M. Powers
Rogers Avenue
Wallace
Ellen B
Richard Wallace
Emerson Street
Gate of Heaven
Whiteside
Annie Whiteside
Washington Street
Thanks to J. R. Neal Co for sympathy in bereavement
Mr and Mrs J M Bourn and family of 77 Pleasant St Portland Maine express gratitude to the J R Neal Company merchants and employees of T Wharf for the many expressions of sympathy after the death of their son and brother Phil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Wharf
Phil
J. M. Bourn
Pleasant St
Portland
Gloucester Ends Public Mail for Young Damsels
Gloucester letters will no longer be available at the general delivery window as of today. Young girls aged 13 and 14 will have their mail delivered to their homes, a change the clerk calls overdue and cites as avoiding parental disapproval. The clerk criticizes government policy for enabling what he terms crime by allowing access to mail for minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Miss Beautiful
Washington
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Bowdoin SQ
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Violet Mascotte
Pat
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Alice Dudley
Florida de Lisle
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Zola Sisters
May Hamilton
Lillie Sutherland
Mae Osborne
Dolly Clifford
Kittie Frey
May Cripps
May Waldron
Bessie Martin
Louise Baldwin
Gwena Neville
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Count la Gusta
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Geo. Draper
Pathe Weekly
Revere House
Opposi Scollay Sq
Tori Lymouth
Plymouth Rock
Monument
Pilgrim Hall, &c
Plymouth
Betty Alden
Rowe’s Wharf
Long Wharf
G. P. Cushing
Gen. Mgr
Provincetown
Dorothy Bradford
Bay Jiine
Rowe's Wharf
Jabez S. Dyer
Cape Cod Steamship Co
Royal Blue Line Motor Tours
Brunswick
Dreamwold
North Shore
Ocean Boulevard
Salem
Revere Beach Boulevard
Ocean
Metropolitan Park System
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Chain of Lakes
Back Bay
the Fens
Brookline
Lexington
Concord
Royal Blue Line CO
Hotel
Sorensen
Central Wharf
State St
Bay State Line
Georgia
Tennessee
Taek
Postoffice
Bay State St. Ry. Co
Wash. St
Providence
Fall River
E. W. Dixon
AU Tin God Prizes
Commercial Wharf
White Mountains
Tr Automobiling
Aymond & Wk
Jimmy
Scrimp
B.f.keith
Theatre Shoe and Leather Men
Meistersingers
Atv
Durbar
ST. JO
Inance O’neil Stock Co
Loew’s Orpheum
RED Sox
Detroit
Fenway Park
Jersey
Lansdowne Sts
Wright & Ditson
Washington St
Auburndale
Cuames
FLAG
Ioan
To & Ani Tn
Orume Theatre
Clarice
Casino—Restaurant
Mussell's
Rustic Theatre
Philomena
Stiletto
R. A. Viator
IE. W. Benner
Hockmock
Catherine D. Enos
Lear C
Haddock
Keith's
Bowdoin Square
Orpheum
Bowdoin Square Theatre
George T. Davis
Violette Mascotte
White
Keith’s Theatre
Norumbega
Globe Theatre
Hammond
Elizabethport
N. J
Easton II
Portsmouth
Mauch Chunk
Panther Creek
Bartlett
Mount Hope
Catawissa
Sevier
Philadelphia
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Bethayres
Monitor
Ontario
Howes
Guttenberg
J. H. Rutter
Forest Belle
Pilgrim
Lenape
Calhoun
Pallas
Ford
Vineyard Haven
Standard
Magan
Teaser
Law
Reading
Harrisburg
Barkentine Kremlin
Wagner
Mercy
Marie Saunders
Mayo
Franklin
Francis A. Rice
Hankinson
N. S
Flora M
Bonnafaut
Bridgewater
Kelloch
Rockport
John J. Perry
Nelson
Ervin J. Luce
Paschal
Mass
Ella F. Crowell
Cyntric
City of
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
Calvin Austin
N. B
Gorvernor Dingley
Eastport
Coastwise
Transportation
Maple Hill
Oak Hill
Joshua Lovett
Bessie
Joe Sewalls
Clara
Nemasket
Nesquehoning
Searsport
Easton St
Vesta
Genevieve
George R. Bradford
Shipping News
Tin
J. L. Bicknell
the Press Publishing Co
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M Terhune
Bath
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