Sparse Sunday at T wharf as fishing fleet arrives light
On Sunday at the T wharf the ground fishing fleet was unusually sparse with only four vessels docking. The Walter P. Goulart carried haddock cod and hake, the Etta B. fared with cod pollock and halibut, the Emily Cooney brought swordfish, and the Two Sisters unloaded haddock cod pollock and halibut. A seining schooner Corsair with 16 000 fresh mackerel also tied up, after fog limited gains since last Monday.
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T Wharf
Walter P. Goulart
Etta B
Emily Cooney
Two Sisters
George Hamer
Shipping News Mini Almanac Reports Varied Vessel Movements
Maritime brief lists arrivals and departures including United States cruiser Maryland and numerous steamers with merchants and passengers. Mentions multiple ports such as Newport Rhode Island, Portland Maine, and Baltimore. notes tides, dawn and moon times, and winds varying from east to southeast.
Cottage City Excursion by Train and Steamer
A special train leaves Boston South Station at 8:25 a m on July 19 to Wood's Hole for a steamer trip to Cottage City. Passengers get about six hours on site for $1.50 round trip. advance tickets advised due to limited numbers.
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South Station
Boston
Wood's Hole
Vineyard Sound
Cottage City
Prince Charles of Denmark Might Be Norway's King
The article notes Prince Charles of Denmark, born August 8 1872 in Copenhagen, is offered the Norwegian throne. It outlines his lineage from Oldenburg stock, his father Prince Frederick, education in public schools, naval service, 1896 marriage to Princess Maud, and his son Prince Alexander born July 2 1902 in England. It also mentions his relations to George of Greece, the Dowager Empress of Russia, and Queen Victoria's line through his mother.
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Prince Charles
Denmark
Oldenburg
Prince Frederick
Amalienberg
Copenhagen
Christian IX
Maud
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
Prince Alexander
England
George
Greece
Russia
Oscar
New Branches of Federation of Catholic Societies
A Suffolk County convention of the American Federation of Catholic Societies met at St. Rose Hall Worcester Street. President D J Byrne presided. Henry Wessling spoke on Federation. James Barry discussed state organization. James Parry named state organizer. Delegates will pick representatives for the New Orleans national convention. The group aims to organize Norfolk County by September and plan a Hyde Park meeting to formalize the structure.
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St. Rose Hall
Worcester Street
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Suffolk County
D. J. Byrne
Henry Wessling
James Barry
National Board
James Parry
New Orleans
Norfolk County
Byrne
Hyde Park
Fastest Shortest Route to Adirondacks by Boston & Maine
The Lake Placid and Saranac Lake service from Boston via the Fitchburg division proves popular. A 4:30 p.m. departure Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays reaches Lake Placid at 7:45 a.m. Next return from Lake Placid is 7:45 p.m., arriving in Boston 10:50 a.m. the next day. The route uses Boston to Troy, then Delaware and Hudson to Saranac Lake and Lake Placid.
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Adirondacks
Boston & Maine Railroad
Lake Placid
Saranac Lake
Boston
Fitchburg
Hoosac Mountains
Troy
N. Y
Delaware & Hudson
Mechanicville
Boston & Maine Adirondack
General Passenger Department
Special Excursion to Cottage City Next Wednesday
The New York New Haven Hartford railroad announces a special excursion to Cottage City Martha's Vineyard on Wednesday July 19 leaving Boston at 8 25 am connecting at Wood's Hole with a steamer to Vineyard Sound reaching Cottage City at 11 15 am The return departs at 5 pm and tickets from Boston cost 1 50 each available in advance at 3862 Washington street and South station
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Cottage City
Martha’s Vineyard
Boston
Wood's Hole
Vineyard Sound
Island
Washington Street
South Station
Popular Cottage City Excursion From Boston and Woods Hole
A special train from Boston and a special steamer from Wood's Hole will run to Cottage City on Wednesday July 19. Tickets are one dollar fifty cents for round trip, offering an unusual island resort visit. Don’t miss it.
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Maude Palmer
Maude Palmers
Wells
President Roads
Charley Nugent
Boston
Nova Scotia
William E. Cleary
Henry Dalby
Nugent
Juno
Boston Towboat Company
Cottage City
Wood's Hole
Public hearing on English Sliding Scale for gas prices set
A Boston subject hearing is scheduled Thursday July 27 at 10 am in Room 145 State House Boston. The committee, chaired by F E Barker, will examine gas price adjustment and stock dividends for Boston and Brookline gas companies. Also notice of a steamer name change from Surprise to Warren registered by the Enterprise Transportation Co and approved by the U S Customs Service.
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Boston Consolidated Gas Company
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F. E. Barker
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Mass
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George H. Lyman
Leonardi Cioncciolo
Peter Ballenis
Cionciolo & Co
Green Street
Stamford Street
Thomas Ryan
Divorce Libel in Norfolk Court for Edith Twombly
Edith A Rechtler of Brookline sues Frederick W Twombly of Philadelphia for divorce on grounds of cruel treatment and alcoholism after marriage in Boston 1899. Court orders notice by publication in Boston Post and registered mail, with appearance required on first Monday in August 1905.
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Superior Court
Norfolk
Dedham
Edith A. Wombly
Brookline
Frederick W. Twombly
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
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Winchester
Frederick W
Edith Rechtler
Edith A. Twombly
Ss. Superior Court
Boston Post
Suffolk
Louis A. Cook
R. B. Worthington
Eastern Steamship Company schedules and divisions
The Bangor division sails from Foster's Wharf at 5 p m daily except Sunday for Rockland Camden Belfast Bucksport Winterport and Bangor with connections to many coastal ports. Portland division adds Sunday service from India Wharf at 7 p m. Kennebec division departs Union Wharf at 6 p m daily except Sunday for Popham Beach Bath Richmond Gardiner with connections to Hallo well Augusta and Boothbay. International division leaves Commercial Wharf at 9 a m M W F for Portland Eastport Lubec St John with provincial connections. Calvin Austin adds direct St John service Mondays and Thursdays at 12 noon. All cargo except livestock is insured against fire.
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Rockland
Camden
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Winterport
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Sargentville
Deer Isle
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Brooklin
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Harbor
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Hampden
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India Wharf
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J. &. Carder
Kennebec
Union Wharf
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Bath
Richmond
Gardiner
Hallowell
Augusta
Boothbay
Pemaquid
F. A. Jones
International Division
Eastport
Lubec
St. John
Calvin Austin
E. Laechler
McGalvin Austin
V. P
E Dart
Boston
Probate notices for multiple Massachusetts estates in 1905
Multiple probate notices announce appointment of administrators and trustees for estates in Suffolk Middlesex and Essex counties. Individuals named include Alba Jones Irene I Williams Eugene R Knapp John Francis Leonard Hannah Conroy Charles Graumann and others. Citations urge appearances, filings, and bond or notice specifics with dates in July 1905 and publishing requirements in the Boston Post.
Probate Notice in Suffolk Court for Joseph Fawcett Estate
The Suffolk probate court notifies all interested in Joseph Fawcett late of Surry New Hampshire and his described personal property in Massachusetts. Mason A Carpenter administrator seeks license to receive or sell a deposit with accumulations at Home Savings Bank of Boston and requests citation to appear July 27 1903.
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Commonwealth
Broadway Savings Bank of
Lawrence
Essex Savings Bank of
Lowell Five Cent Savings Bank of
Lowell
Home Savings Bank of
Boston
Suffolk
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Qpuire
Elijah George
Register
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Irene Illiams
John A. Williams
Esquire
Middlesex
Hannah Conroy
Watertown
Mary J. Donovan
Cambridge
Charles J. McIntire
F. M. Esty
Asst. Register
Joseph Fawcett
Surry
New Hampshire
Mason A. Carpenter
Cheshire
Ome Savings Bank of
Gald
Edward M. Titcomb
Pelham
Laura A. Titcomb
Hillsborough
Suffolk Savings Bank
Joan C. Hunt
Sandown
Gilman Greenough
Rockingham
Ella M. Rice
Revere
Edwin A. Rice
Bostin Post
John H. Vosh
Maynard
Abel G. Haynes
Probate notices of wills and administrations in Boston area
The notice cites next of kin and interested parties in the estates of William McDonald and Joan Hunt, with actions for letters of administration and licensing of executors. It references Andrew A Lamont and Gilman Greenough, praising public citations in the Boston Post for July 1905 hearings in Suffolk County Probate Court.
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Suffolk
William McDonald
Boston
Andrew A. Lamont
John E. Connor
John McDonald
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
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