Mackerel and swordfish landings at city wharves
About 2000 mackerel were brought to T wharf by the schooner B. Smith and 64 swordfish were landed by the schooner On Time. Nine vessels with groundfish arrived as prices for haddock and cod fell while swordfish sold at 18 cents a pound. Vessels listed include Mary Goulart and Margaret Dillon with large haddock and cod fares. Dense fog delayed the Nora from Macoris arriving with 10,703 bags of sugar for trans shipment to Liverpool and transfers at East Boston proceeded toward a Liverpool departure aboard Bohemian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Wharf
B. Smith
Mary Goulart
Margaret Dillon
Haddock
Cod
Hake
Pollock
Natale Nelson
Eleanor de Costa
Philip Manter
Louis R. Silva
J. P. Johnson
Pontiac
Genesta
John J. Fallon
Mary P. Goulart
Natalie de
Nora
Macoris
Manzanillo
Liverpool
Nantucket
East Boston
Cap
Tain Rolf Due
Pass
Balmaha
Aline
South America
Davidson
San Jose
McKinnon
Costa Rica
Bohemian
Leyland Line
Boston
Samuel 8S. Green
Worcester
Bruce Rogers
Lawrence Bond
Butterfly Queen Catherine Howard and Her Fatal Mistake
No. 21 Catherine Howard, the Butterfly Queen, rose from an impoverished family to marry Henry VIII. Her past flirtations and engagements are revealed as she fears truth will cost her the crown. Her silence leads to downfall and a tragic end at a young age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Howard, the “Butterfly
Catherine Howard
Mannocks
Thomas Culpepper
Culpepper
Catherine
Francis Derham
Winchester
Henry VIII
England
Henry
Derham
Catherine Howard Queen of England 1542 Execution at twenty
Catherine Howard, wed to Henry VIII in 1540, rose from poverty to queen but fell to blackmail and scandal. After Derham and Culpepper were executed, she was imprisoned and beheaded on February 13, 1542 at age twenty, having served as queen for eighteen months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine
Henry
England
Derham
Bulmer
Canterbury
Culpepper
Catherine Howard
Mme. Recamier
Shipping News Mini Almanac of Arrivals and Departures
A compact shipping list records sunrise and sunset hours, tides, and water rises, noting vesselsArrived including Richmond Pendred Progreso Mexico Pennsylvania Lissner Copenhagen Prince Arthur Kinney Yarmouth Nora San Pedro de Macoris Juniata James Baltimore Newport News Norfolk Grecian Briggs Philadelphia Seaconner Meech Sewalls Point Old Colony Colberth New York Camden Brown Bangor City of Bangor Colby Path Bay State Strout Portland City of Gloucester Linneken Cape Ann Godfrey Gloucester and tugs Plymouth Hansen Port Johnson towing barges C R RR of New Jersey Nos 1 and 6. Cleared ships include Bohemian McCallum Bos tonian Parry BerkenfeldVon Freeden Raum Bull Norfolk and sailed steamers San Jose Port Limon Bel U0
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Pendred
Progreso
Mexico
Pennsylvania
Dan
Lissner
Copenhagen
Prince Arthur
Kinney
Yarmouth
Nora
Due
San Pedro de Macoris
Juniata
James
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Grecian
Briggs
Philadelphia
Seaconner
Meech
Sewalls Point
Old Colony
Colberth
New York
Camden
Brown
Bangor
City of
Maritime Trading Names and Vessels Listed Across Ports
A catalog of ships tugs barges and vessels with routes linking Port Antonio Sosua Sopvantage Yarmouth New York Philadelphia and Norfolk among others. Entries include standard tugs S O Co Nos 81 and 92 tow barges Edith Phoenix and Beattie and ships Pass of Balmaha Aline and A J Sterling among a long roster of owners captains and ports from Newburyport to St John New Brunswick and Nova Scotia to Maine and Cape Tormentine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naventure
Port Antonio
Ponaventure
Sosua
Silvia
Wavana
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
N. S
Dingley
St. John
Portland
Eastport
Nantucket
Baltimore
Newport News
Old Colony
New York
Portonia
Cape Tormentine
N. B
Standard
Philadelphia
S. O. Co
KF. C. Hersey
Edith
Newburyport
Wyoming
Perth Amboy
Gloucester
Newark
International
Phoenix
East
Sphrata
Boswell
Annie
Norfolk
New Bedford
Beattie
Balmaha
Buenos
Chesapeake Bay
Charleston
S. C
Heary Withington
Marguerite
James and
Ella
Ipswich
Eskimo
Apple River
E. McNichol
Maineport
Cora May
Dorchester
George S. Ames
Stonington
Mrockland
George R. Bradford
Rockport
Malden Newsboy Run Over By Wagon
George Edwards a Malden 15 year old boy selling papers on Pleasant street near Pearl street fell while reaching for a sale and was run over by a wagon driven by Thomas Neville. He suffered possible internal injuries and was taken to a local hospital in Malden for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
George Edwards
George M. Edwards
Main Street
Thomas Neville
Pleasant Street
Pearl Street
Shakers Discover Large Honey Hoard in 95 Year Old House
At Mt. Lebanon Shakers Mt. Lebanon New York brothers tearing down a 95 year old house uncovered 504 pounds of clover honey stored under the rafters in the garret. Some honey is believed to be as old as 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Church
Mt. Lebanon
N. Y
Providence Way
New York
Hoseman Dies From Fumes At Jewelry Factory Fire
Providence report states Hoseman Edward J. Hogan of the local fire department died from inhalation after a jewelry factory fire. Three fellow firefighters were overcome by lacquer fumes but are expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Edward J. Hogan
Hogan
Lawrence Beats Lynn 5 to 2 in New England
Lawrence defeated Lynn 5 to 2 as Carlstrom starred with strong fielding and hitting. Battling pitchers Pearson, Keating, and Waller, Lawrence built a 5 run response and Lynn could manage 2 despite solid hits from Briggs, Chase, and Carlstrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Lawrence
Waller
Lynn
Carlstrom
Lynn Esocessve
Briggs
Chase
Jacobs
Pearson
Wallace
Daum
Cargo
Strands
McGovern
Keating
Kerin
Lynn Bil
Bh.po
Carlst
Odeace
Kennedy
G’vern
Q Luyster
Phoenix
Orcutt
Logan
Fall River Beats New Bedford 6-5 in Key Game
Fall River defeated New Bedford 6 to 5 after a late rally by New Bedford. Devine made a sensational catch as Walsh, Weaver, and Merrill powered Fall River with key hits including Bowcock and Maranville driving in runs. Griffith pitched well for New Bedford and Wilson faced the most hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Griffith
New Bedford
Wilson
Devine
A.E
Spires
Walsh
Weaver
Hickman
Merrill
Bowcock
Maranville
Sweatt
Connaughton
Yell
Morris
Rose
Thackara
Ness
Iall River
Lanigan
Boxing notes on Langford woes and future bouts
A Sydney letter in the Mirror of Life traces Langford's extended Australia stay to boxing money decisions by Sam and fellow fighters. It discusses Wells versus Kennedy, potential Wells Jeannette clash, Sid Smith and British challengers, New Bedford boxing card with Bobby Wilson vs Young McDonough, and prospects for Ad Wolgast versus Joe Rivers with July 4 fouling questions. The piece also notes pending anti fight film legislation expected to pass and its boxing implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Mirror of Life of London
Langford
Sam
Jimmy Clabby
Hugo McIntosh
McIntosh
McVey
Johnson
Dan
Porky
Flynn
Bostonians
Tom Kennedy
Wells
New York
Ferguson Kennedy
Ferguson
New Yorker
Sandy
Joe Jeannette
Kennedy
Sid Smith
Johnny Hughes
Charles Ledoux
Digger Stanley
Jimmy Walsh
Conlon
New Bedford
Bobby Wilson
Young McDonough
Manchester
North Adams
Mr. Wolgast
Joe Rivers
Labor Day
Wolgast
Washington
Johson-Flynn
Worcester routs Lowell 17 to 2 in baseball contest
Worcester easily defeats Lowell by 17 runs as three Lowell pitchers struggle. The box score lists multiple players with extra-base hits including two homers, and record-like pitching lines show Owens, Maybohm, and Randolph yielding most of the runs. Umpire Stafford called the game after time standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Lowell
Worcester
Owens
Nye
Shorten
Flaherty
McCune
Crum
Clement
Haas
Smith
Magee
Halstein
Boehling
Boukes
Miller
Dee
Maybohm
Randolph
Boheling
Lavigne
Stafford
Brockton Triumphs 2-1 Over Haverhill In 12th
Brockton wins 2 to 1 after a brilliant pitching effort by Long. McLane ties with a sixth inning homer and Smith delivers the decisive run in the 12th scoring Sullivan as Brockton improves to victory over Haverhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Brockton
Haverhill
A.E. BH
Smith
Robinson
McLane
Courtney
Howard
Carney
Barry
Mathews
Dman
Young
Shea
Rf. Od
Cross
Sullivan
Campbell
Sand
Perkins
Wadleigh
Gaw
Dives
Gale
Pote
Duel O
Long
Day Off in Russell Case Delays Hearing
Yesterday proved a day off for the two claimants to the name of Daniel Blake Russell. The hearing before Master Pevcy was postponed until Monday at 10 o'clock due to a death in the family of William R. Sharton, attorney for Dakota Dan. Both men relaxed, Dakota Dan visiting friends in Boston and Melrose, then lunching at the Elks Home before Sharton's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Blake Russell
Master Pevcy
William R. Sharton
Dakota Dan
Boston
Melrose
the Elks
Sharton
Fresno Dan
Boston Man to Wed Pittsburg Bride
Invitations issued for the marriage of Ruth Llewellyn Card to Templeton Briggs on August 8 at noon in the Church of St. Jude Seal Harbor Me. Reception to follow at Mrs. Card’s summer home. after October 1 the couple will reside at Aiken Avenue Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pittsburg
Penn
William Warren Card
Woodland
Ruth Llewellyn Card
Templeton Briggs
Edward C. Briggs
Church of St. Jude
Seal Harbor
Eastern Coal Company Files for Bankruptcy After Receiver Appointment
Creditors in the United States District Court petitioned the Eastern Coal Company into bankruptcy after receivers were appointed last Saturday. The alleged act of bankruptcy involves a $3000 preferred payment to H. N. Hartwell & Son, Inc. for a cargo of coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Coal Company
United States District Court
H. N. Hartwell & Son, Inc
Death Notices from Roxbury to East Boston
Death notices list numerous local obituaries with names such as Aigen Boles Clarke Cotter Drennan Driscoll Fouhy Gibbons Hall Hurley Kenty McEachren McLoud Murphy Park Reddam Ryan Schmidt Simmons Smith Stafford West Woods. Entries include birth or death dates, funeral times, church or cemetery details, and invitations to relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford Street
Sund
St. Catrine’s Church
Vine Street
Clarke
Alice M
John H. Clarke
Garrison Hall
Forest Hills Cemetery
William P. Drennan
Adams Street
Newton
Church of Our Lady
Wall Street
Gibbons
Brookline
Mary
Edward Gibbons
Burke
Roberts Street
St. Mary’s of the Assumption Church
Hall
Boston
John H. M Hall
Mabel A. Hall
Forest W
Mary J. Hall
Trenton Street
Hurley
Dorchester
Bartholmew J
Elizabeth Hurley
Sullivan
Billet Street
M’eachren
Roxbury
Angus
Annie McEachren
Foster
Milford
Mass
Lillian Walleston
Blue Hill Avenue
St. Matthew's Church
McLoud
Chelsea
Elenor McLoud
Daniel McLoud
Addison Street
St. Rose Church
Murphy
Mary A
Dennis
Julia Murphy
St. Agnes’ Church
Ryan
Somerville
Madalene
James
Mary Ryan
Mahony
Nevada Avenue
Schmidt
Gunebert Schmidt
Simmons
Linden
Malden
Ellen J. Simmons
Henry J. Simmons
Soyle
Lynn Street
Smith
Everett
Gracie M. Smith
Fred M. Smith
School Street
Six Towns Times
Portland
Stafford
Quincy
Lawrence Stafford
Rody
D. E. Noonan
Undertaking Chapel
Washington Street
Egleston Square
West
Annie L. West
White St
Eastport
Woods
Gladys Blanche
Thomas J
Olive B. Woods
Walpole Street
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Bowdoin SQ
Pat White
Geo
T. ‘Davis
Violet Mascotte
May Belmont
Alice Dudley
Florida de Lisle
Blanche de Corret
Zota Sisters
May Hamilton
Mae Osborne
Bessie Martin
Kittie Frey
Helen Lawton
May
Revere House
Scollay Square
Plymouth
Plymouth Rock
Monument
Pilgrim Hall, &c
Betty Alden
Rowe’s Wharf
Long Wharf
G. P. Cushing
Gen. Mgr
Massachusetts Bay
Provincetown
Dorothy Bradford
Bay Line
Atlantic Avenue
Jabez S. Dyer
Cape Vf Steamship Co
Marsters Tours
St. Lawrence River
Halifax
Land of Evangeline
Straits of Northumberland
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Quebec
Summerside
Grand River
Pere
Montreal
White Mountains
GEO. E. Marsters
Wash. St
Nantasket
We's Wharf
Pemberton
Bay
Georgia
Tennessee
Ficket
Bay State St. Ky. Co
Wesh. St
Central Wharf
Brate St
If Fishing Bank
KK. W. Dixon
Xing Philip
Commercial Wharf
North Shore
Cape Ann
North Side Central Wharf
State St
Glouceser
Glouccester
Merchant, Mgr. B. & G
B. F. Keith's Theatre
Meistersingers
Donald Meeex
Durbar
Kinemacolor
Town
Inance O’neil
Lindsay Morison Stock Co
Loew’s Orpheum
Gordon
Olympia House OF the Moving Stairs
RED Sox
Chic
Fenway Jersey
Lansdowne Sts
Wright & Ditson
Washington St
Auburndale
Bi FC Ioan
Norumbe -Air Theatre
Casino—Restaurant
Russell’s Concert Orchestra
Lexington Park
Arlington Heights
Paragon
Len Rae
Brunswick
Nahant
Concord
Lexington
Newport
Narragansett Pier
Lincoln
Martha’s Vineyard
Otis Wharf
Mvater Front
By Albert Payson
Terhune
Shipping News
Miniature Almanac
Reese
McCallum
Bostonian
Parry
Berkenfeld
von Freeden
Raum
Bull
Port Limon
Bel
L Lawrence
Doc
Po.a
Clemens
Ae Shorten
de Groff
Houkes
Plo
Pfeffer O
Andolph
Eeerve
Rorty
Russell Case
Cunard Line
Queenstown
Fishguard
Laconia
Franconia
Mauretania
Caronia
Cheques—Tours
White Star
Bermuda
Orotava
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
Sanderson & Son
Gen. Agts
State Street
W. H. Baves
Steamsiip
Nova Scotia
P’rince George
Maritime Provinces
Newfoundland
Post
Starrett Fields Company
Mass. Ave
Winsons’ Supplies
Ocean Pier
Revere Beach
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
Patrick Mitchell
Daniel C. Linscott
Cambridge
Boston Post
Ming
Charles J. MelIntire
Esquire
W. FE. Rogers
Register
Sarah Elizabeth Louger
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