Gloucester fish fleet reports strong catch and high prices
A large fleet docked at the wharf with 84 vessels bringing groundfish and swordfish, led by Victor the seiner with 3000 arge fish at 45 cents each. The Hobo and Tecumseh reported early season gains, while Haddock, Cod, and Pollock sales topped records. The M Madeleine bearer Captain McComber mourns William McNamara drowned two weeks earlier near Thachers Island.
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de Victor
Yankee
Jennie Gilbert
Tecumseh
Hobo
Ida M. Silva
M. Madeeine
Katie L. Imer
Ayette
Evelyn M.hompson
Ida Brooks
Rose Cabral
Ignatius Enos
Haddock
Cod
Hake
Pollock
B. Greer
Nellie
Hutchins
P. Johnson
Liz. W. Nunan
Ida
Brooks
Alice M. Guthrie
Ames
Giedys & Sabra
G. E. Lane, Jr
Marion
Sore
Boyd & Leeds
M. Thompson
W. P. Goulart
A. Vic
T Wharf
M. Madeleine
Muéel McComber
William McNamara
The
Screw
Rockport
Mass
Thachers’ Island
McNamara
Dory
Madeleine
Rheingraf
Havana
Steamers load ships and passengers at Mystic and Hoosac docks
A returning cargo steamer will load 3800 bales of hay 326000 bushels of oats and other goods before sailing. The Zealand from Liverpool and Quens town is due at Hoosac docks with 70 saloon 180 second cabin and 245 steerage passengers including Bo of Booth family. Customs watch for smugglers. City of Everett oil tank and Standrd Oil barge carry 2500000 gallons of oil. The Sadie C Sumner fresh from Thomaston to New York will load cargo for San Juan Mayaguez after earlier dismast and rescue by Seneca. Glory of the Seas renamed Uruguayan registry to ply hardwood trade next fall. Built 1869 East Boston 2103 tons. The Landsman
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Havana
Mystic Wharf
White Star Line
Zealand
John Mathias
Liverpool
Queenstown
Hoosac
Standard Oil Company
New York
Everett
Meridian Street Works
Sadie C. Sumner
Thomaston
San Juan
Mayaguez
Porto Rico
Apalachicola
Sumner
Seneca
Norfolk
Thomason
Boston
McDonnell
South Seas
D. McKay
East Boston
Shipping News Miniature Almanac of Tides and Arrivals
Seafaring brief lists sun rise and set times, length of day and high tides. Arrivals include Rheingraf Schneer Reldar Kershaw City of Everett Sandburg and many barges and tugs bound for Boston Philadelphia Newport News and Portland with multiple schooners and steamers noted along the Atlantic coast and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheingraf
Ger
Schneer
Havana
Reldar
Nielsen
Louisburg
Louisburg, ©. B
Prince George
McKinnon
Yarmouth
Gobb
Allan
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Richmond
Dow
Kershaw
Johnson
Norfolk
Harvard
Crowell
New York
City of
Millin
Plymouth
Preston
Philadelphia
Onward
Parker's Cove
N. 8
Yolanda
Edgett
Hillsboro
Fancy
Henshaw
Digby
N. S
Beulah
Pritchard
Normandy
Harvey
Sydney
C. B
Lizzie Lee Grant
Sullivan
Maud S. Sweetser
Marguerite, Geyer
Newburyport
Red Jacket
Tibbetts
Bangor
Gilbert Stancliffe
Look
Nelson Y. McFarland
Perkins
Stockton Springs
John J. Perry Nelson
Rockport
Chester R. Lawrence
Thompson
Johnson to Fight Burns or Langford in London in September
A sporting weekly claims it has authority to say Jack Johnson the colored heavyweight champion will fight either Tommy Burns or Sam Langford in London in September under the auspices of Hugh McIntosh the Australian promoter. The report places the event in the British capital and names the promoter as the organizing partner for the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sporting Weekly
Jack Johnson
Tommy” Burns
Sam Langford
Hugh McIntosh
Langford Questions Truth of London Statement
Sam Langford, from London, said he had heard nothing definite about the statement last night though he acknowledged it might be possible. He suggested Woodman may have heard more and urged waiting for his return. Langford expressed a desire to meet Johnson, anywhere and at any time.
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London
Sam Langford
Woodman
Sam
Johnson
Atlantic Shipping Movements and Clearances Noted
A compilation lists vessels cleared and sa i led, including Hume and Stinson from Lloyds Neck cleared, Governor Cobb and multiple schooners bound for Baltimore Washington and other ports, various steamers and tugs entering or towing barges, with York River and Nova Scotia destinations and several ships from Newport News to Newport. The record includes numerous names such as Eleazer W. Boynton, Union, River Hebert, Star of the Sea, Ida Cuneo, Sama, Nacoochee, Mills, James Whit ney, Bayport, Tacony, Malvern, Ardmore, Watuppa, Roswell, Beattie, Lenape, Wiconiseo, and Charlotte W. Miller among others.
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Governor Cobb
Portland
Union
River Hebert
N. 8
Star of the Sea
Clark’s Gove
Baltimore
Washington
Saxonia
Liverpool
Seantown
Prince Geor
Yarmouth
N. S
iBoston
Digby
Halifax
Br.y
Port Hawkesbury
Richmond
Iowa
Idaho
Newport News
Cumberland
Portsmouth
Parker's Flats
Waltham
Easton Sf
Elizabethport
Fall River
F. G
Lenape
Philadelphia
Newburyport
Fort Point
Trevorton
Bethayres
Macungie
Alice Murphy
Chehaw
Annie
Salmon River
Rge M. Grant
Boothbay Har
Mary B. Lynch
Stonington
Charlotte W. Miller
Daniel Bailey
New York
Outfielder Krueger to join the Doves
Art Krueger, previously with the Cleveland outfield, will join the Boston Nationals via waivers. A solid fielder and decent hitter, his absence came after an injury and Bristol Lord's return with the Naps prompted Cleveland to release him along with others. He will report to the Doves in Pittsburgh.
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Art Krueger
Cleveland
Spangies
Boston Nationals
Bristol Lord
Naps
Jim McGuire
Krueger
Flick
The
Doves
Pittsburg
How Girl Saved Lover from Counterfeiters Story
Next Sunday's Post features a "Stories of the Secret Service" piece titled How Girl Saved Lover from Counterfeiters detailing a daring rescue and the roles of undercover agents in thwarting a counterfeit plot.
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Secret Service
Yachts Race From Bar Harbor to Marblehead Cup Hope
Four schooner yachts from the Eastern Yacht Club began a Bar Harbor to Marblehead race at noon. Irolita led early, crossing Egg Rock at 12 26, followed by Iris Emerald and Savarona. Light winds slowed progress with Emerald lagging and near becalmed an hour after the start.
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Bar Harbor
Eastern Yacht Club
Marblehead
Guy Norman
Boston
Irelite
H. Walter Clark
Egg Rock
Iris
FE. M. Whitehouse
Emerald
Commodore F. J., Clarx
Savarona
C. H. Clark
Irolita
Punish Tars For Larceny On Woodbury Crew
Seven crew members of the revenue cutter Woodbury are confined to the ship for two months and lose half a month's pay for larceny from the steamer Manhattan. The court martial found they stole small quantities of whiskey and tobacco from the Maine Steamship Company vessel burned in the harbor March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Woodbury
Manhattan
Maine Steamship Company
Steam shovel exposes adult skeleton near White Pups bridge
Lawrence July 19. William Devereux, engineer on a steam shovel at the Boston and Maine round house work near the White Pups bridge, unearthed an adult skeleton this afternoon. Police summoned, bones taken into custody. No sign of foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
William Devereux
Boston & Maine
Round House
White Pups Bridge
Direct Service to Nova Scotia Via D A R Line
Boston to Digby direct steamship service leaves Tuesdays and Fridays at noon and arrives Digby next morning around 9 am. With connections to Flying Blue Nose and regular trains, fares match the Yarmouth route. Call 228 Washington or write J F Masters Long Wharf Boston for details.
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Boston
Digby
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth
Washington Street
J. F. Masters
New England
Long Wharf
Dominion Atlantic BY. S. S. Line
Washington ST
Prince George
Prince Arthur
Foot State St
N. E
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Shipping News
Employees Bank
Poly
Uus
State St
Cuth
Kilby Investment Co
Kilby St
Globe Loan Company
Gil Washington St
Devonshire
Tremont St
WONEY
R. Briggs CO
Mason Financial Co
Milk Street Room
D. H. Tolman
Devonshire St
H. Elwood
Ames Bidg
Court St
Workingmen’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Treas
Beacon St
Furn
van Dam
Marks CO
Walnut St
Chelsea
Avery CO
Oxford
Ie. Morgan
SuffexSa
GaitTree
Papole
Martiny
Erémort St
Hough’s Neck
W. A. Dunham
Water St
Revere Beach
Ocean and Boulevard
P. O. Box
Bath House
Wonderland
Lake Shore
North Station
Chester Ave
Medford
Marks & Chester
Yeaurs
Dudley Street
N. 1
Dudley St
Cor
Dudley Square
Screee
Max Kerzer
Harvard College
Camb
Harvardda
Bow St
Harvard Sq
Dewolfe St
Mt. Auburn St
Cambridge
Henry W. Savage
Pemberton Square
Hall
Huntington Ave
Steinway
Chickering
Back Bay
Saar
Henry Miller
Belvidere St
Merchants & Miners Transportation Co Steamship Lines
Fiske Wharf
Hanover Street
Battery Wharf
Co. H. Maynard
Mars
YALE
Merchants & Miners Line
Dominion Atlantic
Eastern
Plant Line
Beekman Tourist Company
Leno
Wabon ST
Roxbury
R. G. Molineux
LaW-trave
KEENE
Warren St
Simon Liner
Stamford St
Green St
Hay
Spizer
Causeway St
Minot St
Devon—Cortes
Waltham Chemical CO
Waltham, Manet
White Star
Compton and Tremont Sts
Castle Sq
West End Dispensary Bowdoin Sq
Cambridge St
School St
Peckham
Lexington
Renee
Alberts
Qld
Roy
Alexander CO
SaSuTuTh
Gccountane
Grsisnold Olee Eee M. Esterman
Northampton St
L. Barsad
Webster At
Somerville
Snesea Eee W. Smith
Blossom St
Merriman Bros
East First St
South
N. M. Hatch
Park Square
Wy Price
MANGO
Dorrance St
Sullivan Sq
Eee Whithangora
A. V. Raynes
Augusta
Maine
ST. James Stable
City
B. E
Everett Ave
Safes and Chinery
Youlden
Smith & Hopkins
Ainele Are
Abte
Sorensen
North Side Central Wharf
Philip
King Philip
Arn
Merchant, Mer
Boston & Gloucester
North Shore
United Candy CO
Greenleaf
Leon Streets
Huntington Avenue
Greener& Fish CO
Fulton
Paper Box
Wilkins Paper Box CO
Beverly St
Hamilton
P. O
Ginn & CO
First St
Lost
Fouad
Thorndike
Park Sq
Worsell
West Concord St
Lynn
M. J. Campbell
Hanover St
Npg
Essex ‘House
W. H. Partelow
Ashford Court
Allston
Houston
Outpass
Taylor Bldg
Ite
Newton
Sherin Tenaeollcgece Oe
Winder
C. F. Eldredge
Townsend St
Masonic
Chasistory
Congress St
James P. Foley
Merrimac St
A. Rivkind
Pleasant St
Lady's Plain
Canion
Jamaica Plain
the Post
Putnam Ave
LADY
Broadway
Pn AG
Eene Thomas
H. P
Thomas
Boylston St
Bargas Thomas
Matic Ee
Stokell School
Prof. Slye
Pease
Buffalo
J. M. Peas
James Howard
Butler
Brattle Sq
Elm St
Navy
Aetna
Su ‘Intendent
Hallet & Davis Piantory
Binford St
BOB
Ongh UW
Te Fae
Albany St
Glaziers
New Maverick Mills
A. W. Hastings & Co
St Echurees Cilitane Ree Ee
REID
Tremont
Hamilton Place
Bosto
Lodge
Frank Jennings
Eastern Theatrical Agency
Ist
Courtney & © C
Boytaton
C. Bowen
Bowker
Sudbury
Wellington Typewriter CO
Typewriter Exchange
Bromfield
W . G. Bell Company
Commercial Street
Quincy
Washington Inv. and Loan
dexSutt
Soul & CO
Burns
Langford
Bermuda
Ocean Paradise
Canada
Quebec
St. Lawrence
S. S
Trinidad
Thos. Cook & Son
Cook’s
Y. C
Tars
Keith
Elizabeth Brice
Chas, King, Connolly and Webb
Dolly Sisters
Lew Hawkins
Fanny Fish
Una Clayton & Co
Sterling and Revelle
Holider
Andrew
Lincoln
Otis Wharf
Nahant
E. HH. Brann
Miss Plan’s Ladies’ Orchestra
Bass Point
A. G. Fuller
Orhestra
Brenton
Frank Keezer
Thayer?s Orchestra
Corinne Simonds
R. McManus
Barjtong
American Daily Mats. & Evas
Lindsay Morison Stock Coo
Thos. Dixon
Newton Newkirk
Hirst
Music Hall
Globe Scorn
Wald Casino
Ron
Tremont Row
Georgia
Tennessee
Providence
Fier
East River
Postoffice Square
South Station
Joy Line Steamships
NEW Management
Merican Lea Huntington Eres Base
Detroit
Wright’ & Ditson's
Herrick’s
Copley Dq
Paragon Park
Spokane
Wash
Ryan
Columbia River
Bossburg
Marcus
Post Office
Casino Zoological Garden
Aa Parken
Zoological Garden
Cunard Lines
Ivernia
Carmania
Campania
Caronia
Gibraltar
Genoa
Naples
Adriatic
Ultonia
Carpathia
Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd
Fishguard
Nantastetene
Nantasket
United States
Rowe's Wharf
Pemberton
Sona
Cushing
eTertine
Plac
Provincetown
Cape Cod
Staunch & Elegant
Bay Tie Ave
Fort Bill
A. Moody
Atlan
Province
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