Bay State boats win dory cup in three days race
Shelburne Nova Scotia July 18 American dories swept the Levitt Wagner cup in international racing finishing ahead of Canadian rivals. Elizabeth F of Bay State Yacht Club led from the start as Sunny Jim and Crescent battled for second with the Americans winning all prizes for best three day point percentages.
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Shelburne
N. S
Annie
R. Ruhl
Bay State Yacht Club
Massachusetts
Hodge
Massachusetts Racing Dory Association
Elizabeth F
Doane
Crescent
Burnett
Swordfishermen set records with heavy catches at pier
Daily swordfish landings reached record levels as six trips on Thursday and seven on Wednesday yielded 1006 fish, averaging over 200 pounds. The Catherine D. Enos topped trips with 114 swordfish. other noted catches included Emily Sears 98 and Laura Reed 62. Groundfish totaled 505,000 pounds with haddock and cod dominating, while the otter trawler Spray brought in 42,000 pounds plus byproducts. A Houston line steamer Hostilius arrived with hides and wool from Argentina, and the White Star steamer Republic was to sail with 680 passengers, due next week.
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Catherine D. Enos
Emily Sears
Yankee
Laura Reed
Fannie Reed
Laura C
South Channel
Scrod Haddock
Haddock
Ertis H. Perry
Helen B. Thomas
Annapowitt
Award A. Rich
Mary J. Ward
Winifred
Houston Line
Hostilius
National Dock
Boston
J. Beevor
River Plate
Hortensius
Rosario
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Nantucket
White Star
Republic
Queenstown
Candidate for Moran's Job
A surprise announcement reveals John R. Campbell, first assistant to John Manning, clerk of the Superior Criminal Court, as a candidate for district attorney. Campbell, long associated with the court office, has never tried a criminal case. He declined to discuss the matter as politicians speculate on his motive for seeking the Democratic nomination.
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John R. Campbell
John Manning
Superior Criminal Court
Campbell
Manning
Moran
July 19 miniature almanac and shipping notices
Sailings and arrivals listed for July include steamers Ivernia and Amanda with bananas and passengers, ports from Rosario to Jamai ca, barge towing to Hoboken, and schooners bound for Gloucester and St John. Weather notes show sunrise 4 23 and sunset 7 17 with daylight 14 54 and high water times 5 15 a m and 6 p m.
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Ivernia
Turner
Liverpool
Queenstown
C. P. Sumner
Hostilius
Beevor
Rosario
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Para
Barbadoes
Amanda
Nor
Geraldson
Nipe Bay
Cuba
Verona
Oxholm
Port Antonio
Jam
Boston
Iee Mackenzie
Yarmouth
N. S
Haines
Calvin Austin
Thompson
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Campbell Commences Candidacy Amid City Political Tug of War
A Democratic leader pressures Clerk Manning over Campbell candidacy. Moran supports Campbell while Manning, Moran foes, has long battled, fueling rumors Manning sponsors Campbell. The planned launch was to occur next Saturday at Squantum with the O Connell Club outing.
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Manning
Campbell
Squantum
O’connell Club
Butter Quotations Faulted by New York Court
Justice Jay Cox ruled the butter committee of the New York Mercantile Exchange issued wholesale price quotations that were false or misleading. He ordered the exchange to stop publishing quotes other than selling values actually obtainable, in a case brought by George Martin and other produce dealers alleging manipulation for speculation.
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New York
New York Mercantile Exchange
Jay Cox
George Martin
Exchange
Stabbing at Chambers Street Leaves Man Critical
Max Barrift aged 27 of 18 Yarmouth Street was stabbed in the left chest and taken to Relief Hospital at midnight. Police say he argued with Harry Dinsmore on Chambers Street when Dinsmore drew a knife and plunged it into Barrift’s chest before fleeing. police seek Dinsmore.
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Max Barrift
Yarmouth Street
Barrift
Harry Dinsmore
Chambers Street
Dinsmore
Barritt
Labor Notes From Readville and Labor Council Meeting
At 724 Washington Street the Car and Locomotive Painters Lodge announced a 10 percent wage rise in Readville shops to start next Wednesday. New officers were installed by EB. A. Franceur, with Daniel H. Deegan presiding for the first time. C. W. Cameron was re elected as business agent. Eastern Massachusetts Grand Council delegates named include W. D. Meclin Tosh J. E. Eaton S. F. McArthur R. Gibson and O. N. Kimball. Two more firms sought the Novelty Workers Union label. Mercantile Engineers Union 263 voted against Labor Day parade. William G. Beck was elected local organizer. A Central Labor Union building trades meeting is set for tonight in Hollis Hall to discuss the Franklin Union building.
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Washington Street
New Haven Road
Readville
EB. A. Franceur
Daniel H. Deegan
Carpenters’ District Council
C. W. Cameron
Grand Council
Massachusetts
W. D. Meclintosh
J. E. Eaton
8. F. McArthur
R. Gibson
Cambridge
O. N. Kimball
Novelty Workers’ Union
Mercantile Engineers’ Union
William G. Beck
Engineers
Building Trades Section
Central Labor Uenion
Hollis Hall
Franken Union
War Secretary orders 4994 more coast artillery enlistments
Acting Secretary of War Oliver directs the enlistment of 4994 additional men into the coast artillery corps raising total strength to 19 147. The move expands coastal defense forces and reflects wartime manpower needs.
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Washington
Oliver
Coast Artillery Corps
Thought River Tragedy Drowns Polish Worker
Newton police recovered the body of Carl Rombwico a 25 year old Pole living at 58 Mechanic Street after a two hour search in the Charles River near the Upper Falls. He struggled while swimming and called for help but fellow swimmers mistook his cries for joking and did not assist.
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Newton
Charles River
Upper Falls
Carl Rombwico
Mechanic Street
Rombwho
Governors Receives Training Ship Enterprise Inquiry Report
The Governor yesterday received the Court of Inquiry report on the training ship Enterprise and sent it to the Board of Commissioners for immediate consideration. The document is lengthy with much evidence and will take at least a week before the commissioners’ report is submitted to the Governor for public release.
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Governor Guild
Enterprise
Board of Commissioners
Nantasket Steamboat Lines Contracts New Side-Wheel
The Nantasket Steamboat Company signs with Atlantic Works East Boston for a new side-wheel steamboat keel 182 feet beam 31 feet depth 12 feet 6 inches. It will be equipped with the latest improvements and sized like the last Old Colony boat on the Boston Plymouth run. Construction begins as the fourth Nantasket vessel since 1902.
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Nantasket Steamboat Company
Atlantic Works
Boston
Plymouth
Nantasket Company
Opening of Blue Hill bandstand marks park season kickoff
Tomorrow afternoon from 4 to 6 the Metropolitan Park Commission opens a new bandstand at Blue Hill reservation near the head of the great hill between the Shelter and Walcott Pines. The structure honors the former governor and signals the start of summer concert series.
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Metropolitan Park Commission
Blue Hill Reservation
Great Blue Hill
Walcott Pines
The
Commonwealth
Death of William Power at 188 Friend Street
William Power, a prominent St. Mary’s Church parishioner and well known North End resident, died yesterday at his home 188 Friend Street. He was long regarded as a leading figure in the community.
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St. Mary's Church
Old North End
William Power
Friend Street
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Legal Loan CO
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Norfolk
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White Star Line
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Massachuny
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Strong & CO
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R. Briggs
Warren Loan CO
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Rox
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Lewis Wharf
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Farquhar’s
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Cambridge Junction
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Mnee Eee
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Hotel Pelham
WM. H. Richardson CO
Hough’s Neck
W. A. Dunham
Water St
Merrimac River
Jas. W. Bailey
Merrimac
Wareham St
Oak Island Grove
Revere Beach
John H. Kelley
Old South
Reon A Ane Ieee
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Harrison Ave
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S. R. Knights & CO
Suffolk
Edward A. Bangs
Moses Williams, JR
Robert Shaw Barlow
Buckminster Trust
Frank F. Stanley
George E. Gilbert
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Gordon McKay
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J .Harris Rubin
Real Estate Exchange and Auction Aid
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Buckminster
Brookline Ave
County of
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
John Quincy Adams
Adams
Robert F. Herrick
Henry
J. Harris Rubin
Post Office Department
Fifield, Richardson & CO
Lewis Flanders &C
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U. S. Marine Corps
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Union St
Lynn
Salem
Wyman’s Exchange
Lowell
Boston Auto School
Market Sq
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Ames Coyne
M. E
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Remington Typewriter CO
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Bowdoin O
Thamsters
Johnson & CO
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Robinson's
Majestic Theatre
N. BE. Auto CO
Mene, St
Alberts
Demain ‘& Son
D. Rns
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Pontan
Bowker Torrey CO
Portland St
Gollins
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Apply Puffer Mfg. CO
Portland &T
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Peerape
Boston Terrier
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Broadway Ext
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