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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1910

Page

13

They Saw Their Way to Liberty

Camden, N J July 18 Sawing through two iron bars in a county jail window William Brown alias Gillespie a seven year forgery convict and Charles Berger serving six months for pocket picking reached the roof escaped by sliding down a rainspout to the street Brown known as Gillespie was recently arrested in Newark and convicted here and is said to be wanted in New York for forgery He reportedly completed a three year sentence in Sing Sing for a similar offence

Camden N.J William Brown Gillespie Charles Berger Brown Newark New York Sing Sing

Saxonia Steamer Leaves East Boston for Queenstown and Liverpool

At 6 o'clock this evening the Cunard liner Saxonia will depart East Boston for Queenstown and Liverpool carrying 85 saloon 309 second cabin and 450 steerage passengers. Among the Boston travelers are H. Garvey J. G. Porter Samuel Vaughan Professor William Watson and several families including the Youngs Lathams and Tucks with Fr Ryan and Fr O Toole among others.

Cunard Line Saxonia East Boston Queenstown Liverpool Europe H. Garvey J. G. Porter Samuel Vaughan William Watson RB. L. Young Frank L. Young Miss Young A. H. Latham Ryan L. J. O'Toole Hartley F. Atwood Samuel Anderson Averell T. B. Beach John Tuck Tuck Alice Tuck W.C. Thairlwall A. H. White

City bonds sold over the counter in Philadelphia

In Philadelphia the first ever city bonds at par were sold by popular subscription over the counter at the city treasurer’s office. The $5,000,000 four percent thirty year bonds were largely oversubscribed, ending the sale today.

Philadelphia Penn

Secretary of War Sails From Japan

Kobe Japan July 19 The American Secretary of War and a party sailed from here shortly after midnight for the Philippines On his arrival at Kyoto yesterday Secretary Dickinson was received by the Mayor and municipal officials.

Kobe Japan Here Philippines Kyoto Dickinson

Banner swordfish day at T wharf shelves record catches

Nine swordfish trips yielded 521 fish the highest since the season began. Lafayette led with 109 fish, Rita A Viator 72, Yankee and Katie Palmer 65 each, followed by Dorcas 46, Tecumseh 57, W A Reed 42, and Newhall 56. Seiners Etta Mildred and Slade Gorton sold 38 cent mackerel per fish. Sixty trawlers brought in 587,800 pounds of mixed fish including haddock, cod, hake, pollock, cusk, and halibut. The Bradford and other ships carried bananas and limes, with passengers including Dr. Vincent French Mullen on leave.

T Wharf Lafayette Rita A. Viator Yankee Katie Palmer Dorcas Tecumseh Maxwell W. A. Reed A. C. Newhall Etta Mildred Slade Gorton Haddock Cod Hake Pol’k Spray Bm. Tratr Josie & Phoebe Athena Georgiana Edith Silveira B. B. Domingoes Boyd & Leeds United Fruit Company Bradford Long Wharf Jamaican Vincent French Mullen St. Anns Dr. Mullen C. L. Monat Lawrence Albert Bayne Edward Bayne P. Bayne T. Morrison T. Haase A. Williams J. Thompson Port Antonio San Jose Tiedeman Port Limon Costa Rica Tropics Josiah Royce Harvard Margaret B. Lockwood Charles Lockwood Margaret Lockwood Yonkers Thomas A. Vaughan Ellen O’reilly Violet O'Reilly Elizabeth Clark Boston Sama Cuba Ida Cuneo Commercial Wharf

Shipping News Miniature Almanac Seafaring Arrivals and Clears

The notice lists arrivals and clearances of steamers and schooners at multiple ports. It records ship names origin routes and dates from July through mid month, including Nor folk Ida Cuneo Sama Cuba Nacoochee Savannah Ontario and others. Tugs tow barges and wrecking lighters move between ports from Boston to Halifax and Philadelphia while pilots report high waters and sunrise sunset times.

Mouille San Moor Glasgow Jose Tiedeman Port Simon Bradford Ger Oertel Port Morant Jam Ida Cuneo Iversen Sama Cuba Falk Gundersen Bonaventure P. Q Halifax Wiconisco Waltham McConnell New York Canton Boston II Portsmouth Tacony Wallace South Amboy Shamokin Portland Haverford Wayne Western Lennon J. H. Rutter Smyrna Forest Belle Providence Lykens Hammond Philadelphia Monitor Oley East Teaser Calhoun Charles I’. Pritchard Lynn George R. Stetson Salem Pallas Ford Vineyard Haven Salvor Orion Kemp Rockland Barcelona Oakes Windsor N. S Cora May McLean St. John N.dean Plympton Arizona Thibe- Constance Blinn Belleveau Cove G. M. Warner Dionne Barton W. D. Mangum Chase Bangor Judge Low Dennysville Anderson Ipswich Mass

Big Crop of Apples for East

Spokane report notes buyers in New York, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia expect 16,000 cars yielding 9.5 to 10 million boxes for Eastern markets from Washington to Utah. An additional 3,000 to 4,000 cars will supply local and European trade. Crop value across states is placed at 27 to 29 million dollars at current prices.

Spokane Wash New York Chicago Boston Philadelphia Pacific Washington California Colorado Oregon Idaho Montana Utah

Liner Fraught Close Pass Near Annie Perry Off Highland Light

Captain Perry of the fishing schooner Annie Perry reported a near collision in dense fog off Highland Light last Friday night. An extra watch stood by as a liner approached, but the steamer altered course in the nick of time, and the schooner narrowly escaped.

Captain Perry Annie Perry T Wharf Highland Light Perry Dories

Bank Cashier Tufts Is Held by Jury

George W. Tufts former cashier of Rockport National Bank pleaded not guilty at arraignment before United State Commissioner Hayes on misapplying funds charges and waiving examination. Bail set at 5000 for grand jury after bank book examination lowered it from 15000. Tufts confined in Charles Street jail since July 1 and may seek to secure bail.

George W. Tufts Rockport National Bank United State Hayes Tufts Charles Street

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