Talisman Wins Long Distance Boston Motor Boat Race
The 288 mile race from College Point to Marblehead under Knickerbocker Yacht Club honors sees Boston’s Talisman take first with a 45 hour 44 minute time. Second finishes Boston’s Blink eight hours later, as Saville leads a crew that endured sleepless, soaking seas and coldFood during the arduous voyage.
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Marblehead
New York
Marblehead Light
Blink
Boston
Co. W. Estabrook
Boston Yacht Club
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Murray & Tregurtha
South Boston
Cottage City
Vast Fish Fleet Brings In Over 1 Million Pounds Of Ground
Closing week at the wharf saw 535 sail arrive with ground fish totals over 1 250 000 pounds including haddock cod hake pollock cask and halibut. Swordfish trips carried six vessels with varied tonnage and prices ranged from 7 cents to 13 4 cents per pound. More ships headed to Gloucester to dispose of fares as a glut persisted.
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John A. Allen
Sadie M. Nunan
Maxwell
Haddock
Hake
Gloucester
Rita A. Viator
Galatea
Frances Whalen
Joseph H. Cromwell
Robert and Arthur
Louise Cabral
Dido
Henrietta G. Martin
Alcina
Ida _ S.rooks
Catherine Enos
Chamber of Commerce
L. R. Van“er
Oceanship Company
Savannah
Commonwealth Hotel
Chamber
E. H. Downing
Shipping News Mini Almanac Update with Arrival and Clearance
The notice lists sun and moon data, daylight length, high water times, and July 25 arrivals. It records steamers Neidenfels Hertzog Abessinia Niss and others sailing to and from ports such as Calcutta Hamburg Halifax and Philadelphia, with tugs and towing barges named, plus vessels cleared to Hull New York and Baltimore and sailings for St. John Yarmouth and Lynn names.
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Calcutta
Colombo
Abessinia
Niss
Hamburg
Halifax
Ellis
Charlottetown
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N. S
Bay State
Oliver
Portland
Ransom B. Fuller
Blair
Bath
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Gloucester
Conestoga
Taylor
Philadelphia
Hammond
Robesonia
Saucon
International
Lingo
Salem
Mass
Preston
Catawissa
Calhoun
Kohinoor
Cora B
Johnson
Clementsport
N. C
Mary B. Rogers
Tibbetts
South Gardiner
Ben Hur
Grant
Kennebec
Calvin Austin
St. John
N. B
St. Croix
Eastport
Prince George
Yarmouth
H. M. Whitney and
Rosalie
New York
Astral
Bayonne
N. J
S. O. Co
James Woolley
Charles F. Pritchard
Lynn
Southern dignitaries to visit New Hampshire
Manchester N H July 24 Governor Jefferson Davis of Arkansas Governor Glenn of North Carolina Lieutenant Governor Cunningham of Alabama Governor Bell of Vermont and likely other chief executives will be the guests of Governor McLane of New Hampshire at the Concord State fair Wednesday September 13
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Concord
Ocean voyage ad sparks Cape Cod steamship interest
The Cape Cod Steamship Company reports growing popularity of Boston to Provincetown trips. Public praise highlights comfort and convenience, with daily departures from Leave Bay Line wharf at 9 a.m. on weekdays and 9:30 a.m. Sundays.
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Old Colony Excursion to Plymouth From Rowe's Wharf
The mid-summer trip on the Old Colony steamer departs Rowe's Wharf at 10 a.m. daily for Plymouth. Passengers sail through Boston Harbor into Massachusetts Bay, viewing warships and liners. A over two hour stop in Plymouth precedes the 3:30 p.m. departure and 6:30 p.m. Boston arrival.
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New Bedford Beats Haverhill 2 1 In Ninth Inning
New Bedford and Haverhill played a tight game with New Bedford scoring the deciding run in the ninth. Kavanagh hit safely to left field between Morrison and Lawrence, and Valdois followed with a single to drive in the go ahead tally. Mack pitched well over six innings, while Lahey allowed the other run. Attendance 350.
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Kehoe
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Wallace
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Concord Wins With Nine-Run First Inning Over Lowell
Concord tops Lowell 10 to 2 to seize first place in the league standings after nine runs in the opening inning. The game ended early in the sixth due to rain. Notable plays came from Huntington and Zacher with Eustace Kane and Sheets contributing key hits.
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Lowell
Huntington
Zacher
Po.a.e
A.F
Sheets
R. F
Tierney
C. F
Eustace
Bushey
Hickman
Bigbie
J. J’kson
Templin
Houghton
Duggan
J’kson
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Henry
Halligan
R.f
Stev’ton
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Pastor's Two-Bagger Gives Lynn Key Win Over Fall River
In Fall River on July 24 Lynn defeated Fall River 5 to 2 as Pastor delivered a seventh inning two-base hit driving in the decisive runs. Smith was effective with men on base as Lynn clinched the victory.
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Guiheen
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Murphy
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Lawrence 6 Nashua 4 in New England league game
Rain halted play in the seventh inning with Lawrence leading 6 4 at Nashua N H Beard stood out with a single double and triple in three at bats for Lawrence Pratt Phalen Armbruster and others contributed with runs The final score was Lawrence 6 Nashua 4 Umpire Stafford attended by around 300 fans.
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