Four Generation Photographs No 78
New England families with four or more living generations are invited to send group photographs for publication in the Post. Selected images will be compiled and sent to President Roosevelt in a neatly bound volume.
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New England
Post
Roosevelt
Four generations of Mooney family claim Watertown birthplace
Mrs Mary Mooney aged 80 heads a four generation family in Watertown. Born in Ireland, she came to the U S as a girl. Her daughter Rose McHugh was born here fifty years ago and granddaughter Thomas Williams was born twenty five years ago. One year old Rosemary also claims Watertown as her birthplace. all live on Ladd street.
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Mooney
Ireland
Rose
McHugh
Thomas Williams
Rosemary
Ladd Street
Watertown
Mary Mooney
Busy waterfront with large mackerel catches and liner arrivals
Yesterday at the fish pier saw 19 trips with four mackerel catchers supplying a large variety of fish. The A. M. Nicholson earned 15,200 fresh fish and 60 salted barrels from Georges. other ships added 10,000 to 9,100 fresh mackerel. Swordfish totaled 303 across four trips, while 11 groundfish trips yielded 397,700 pounds including haddock 143,700 and cod 230,000. The Clan Macintyre arrived from Calcutta on its first voyage to this port with 8000 tons of cargo valued over a million dollars and a crew of Lascars. The Bostonian completed its 100th voyage since 1888, with heroic awards to Captain Parry for saving British King’s crew. The Laurentian and Georgian prepared to sail, while the Norwegian carrier America arrived with bananas and Anita was delayed by fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Nicholson
Sol Jacobs
Georges
Charles Maguire
Selma
Freeman Decker
William Price
Nicholson
Chatham
Stanger
Viking
Lillian
Henrietta G. Martin
Teresa
Alice
Helen B. Thomas
Benjamin F. Phillips
Clan Line
Clan Macintyre
Glasgow
West Hartlepool
Calcutta
Colombo
A. Weir
Central America
Gourlay
Lascar
Suez
Port Said
Malta
Gibraltar
Leyland Line
Bostonian
John Parry
Manchester
Grand Junction Docks
Boston
Europe
Belfast, Inc
Liverpool
London
Parry
British Humane Society
Allan Line
Laurentian
Dublin
Georgian
Leyland
America
Sama
Cuba
Anita
Nipe Bay
Berwind
Porto Rico
San Juan
P. R
Marie F. Cummins
Miller
Shipping News Mini Almanac Reveals Arrivals and Departures
Hecie vee Me notes daylight and moonrise times while ships arrive and clear in a busy port. Vessels include Britain’s Republic with passengers to Boston, Bostonian to Fred’k Leyland, Clan MacIntyre to Calcutta, plus numerous tugs, barges, and schooners sailing to Portland, New York, Baltimore, and Portsmouth.
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Republic
McAuley
Liverpool
Queenstown
White Star Line
Bostonian
Parry
Manchester
Eng
Fred’k Leyland & Co., Ltd
Clan MacIntyre
Weir
Calcutta
Colombo
Yarmouth
Cto
Chippewa
Swain
Jacksonville
Charleston
Brunswick
City of Augusta
Burroughs
Savannah
Juniata
James
Baltimore
Norfolk
H . Dimock
Crowell
New York
City of Bangor
Colby
Bath
City of Rockland
Brown
Bangor
Cobb
Strout
Portland
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Gloucester
Mass
City of Gloucester
Ober
Lenape
Calhoun
Philadelphia
Marion
Robesonia
Knickerbocker
Lynn
Plymouth
Hansen
Port Johnson
Newburyport
Patience
Newport
R. I
Savage
Hand
Parker’s Flats
Richmond
Washington, D. C
Gettysburg
Camp
Mingo
Ephrata
Logan
Salem
Bessie
Adams
Barton
Frances
Tunnell
Georgian
London
Laurentian
Glasgow
Esparta
Port Simon
C. R
Brewester
Port Antonio
Jam
Karmoe
Shelburne
N. S
Maggie Miller
Hantsport
Salled
Massachusetts
Enterprise
Gibraltar
Manitou
Antwerp
Yale
St. John
Boston
Grecian
H. M. Whitney
Tunnel Ridge
Suffolk
Richardson
Waltham
Newport News
Matanzas
Portsmouth
Cardenas
Randolph
Standard
S. O. Co
Eatonville
Josie R. Burt
May V. Neville
William Neely
Edward H. Cole
Samuel J. Goucher
Captain Lowell Talbot Dead
Captain Lowell Talbot formerly of East Machias Maine and later of New York and St Bernardston Massachusetts died in Brooklyn after a lingering illness. He was a son of the late Samuel Hammond Talbot of East Machias and early in life commanded vessels owned by his father and uncle in coastwise and foreign trade.
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New York
Lowell Talbot
East Machias
S Bernardston
Mass
Brooklyn
Samuel Hammond Talbot
Lovely Montpelier as a Summer Resort
Montpelier Vermont is described as a natural park like summer retreat for families from Boston and New York. Mirror Lake lies nearby with cottages and boating, while Cedar groves and tent life offer rest. The Central Vermont railway issue “Summer Homes” is available for 6 cents by mail to Boston.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Lake Champlain
White Mountains
Winooski
Worcester
Boston
New York
Mirror Lake
Central Vermont Railway
T. H. Hanley
N. BE
Enterprise Weighs Anchor Off Hull With Cadet Dismissals
The Enterprise sailed from Hull yesterday at 4 20 in the morning with 65 cadets aboard. Ten boys were absent from the roster and have been summarily dismissed by Admiral George F. Wilde for their kick against the food. The remaining seven cadets dropped by the board may return after an apology. Six cadets have been withdrawn by their parents. The ship’s course includes Havre, Algiers, and Funchal, with Gibraltar as a stop and Boston expected late in the fall.
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Enterprise
Hull
Gibraltar
Havre
France
Algiers
Funchal
Boston
George F. F. Wilde
Board of Inquiry
Scramble for Launch Cards in Salem Launch
In Salem Fore River yard the scout cruiser Salem will be launched next Saturday. City officials scramble for free ride tickets and lunch with the event. Mayor Pinnock plans to distribute tickets for his daughter to smash the bottle. The rush and rival efforts cause a small scandal at the shipbuilding works.
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Salem
Fore River
Pinnock
Larchmont Story Revived in Manchester Funeral Medal
Mayor Eugene E Reed presented Samuel Lacombe's family with the Silver Lifesaving Corps medal for saving Miss Sadie Golub during the Larchmont disaster. Lacombe froze his feet and hands, died days later after heroically aiding a stranger from Boston who was washed from a life raft.
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Manchester
N. H
Eugene E. Reed
Samuel Lacombe
Larchmont
United States Lifesaving Corps
Young Lacombe
Sadie Golub
Boston
Lacombe
Coincidence in Hangings at Wanda Penn July 2
Charles Johnson hanged for the murder of his sister-in-law Mrs Bigler Johnson and her niece Anna Benjamin nearly three years after the crime. The drop occurred at 10:04 a m, roughly the same minute his brother was executed for the same offense two years prior.
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Wanda
Penn
Charles Johnson
Bigler Johnson
Anna Benjamin
Health inspectors appointed by Governor Guild meet for briefing
Fifteen health inspectors, recently appointed by Governor Guild, gathered at the Secretary of State’s office for instruction. Their duties were outlined to them and explanations provided on expected standards and procedures.
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Governor Guild
Secretary of State
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate auction at Boston
S. R. Knights & Co mortgagee sale of Buckminster Hotel parcel at Beacon and Brookline avenues Boston. Foreclosure sale set for Aug 12, 1907 at 11:15 a.m. with $10,000 deposit. Property includes building on 4768 square feet and boundaries with Quincy Adams land. Notices list trustees, assignments, and assignee Harris Rubin. Personal property auction for Lodging House 72 Pinckney street to follow at 10 a.m. Aug 1, 1907.
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Suffolk
Edward A. Bangs
Moses Williams, JR
Robert Shaw Barlow
Buckminster Trust
Frank F. Stanley
George E. Gilbert
James J. Myers
Gordon McKay
William R. Chaffee
J. Harris Rubin
Real Estate Exchange and Auction Board
Liberty Sq
City of
Boston
Commonwealth
Buckminster
Beacon St
Brookline Ayve
County of
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Brookline Ave
John Quincy Adams
Adams
Robert I. Herrick
Henry
Cushing
Harris Rubin
Devonshire St
Mass
Pinckney St
Pinockeey St
Oston
James M. Graham
Tremont Bldg
Clothing, Men's Suits For One Dollar Per Week
Advertises men’s suits at one dollar per week from WIN at 120 Tremont Street, by H. W. Baldit.
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Tremont St
H. W. Bald
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Mary
Haddock
Pollock
P, Johnson
Jeasic Costa
Ida S. Brooks
Bassey
Sc Cvewee Ee
William A. Morse
Wigcoroge
Shipping News
Bosteample
Noom 1
Jordan Marsh
Washington Street
Larchmont Story
Sadies Club
S. R. Knights & CO
Local Loan CO
State ST
Eastern Steamship Company
Bangor Division
Tarebine
Camden
Oltyy
Rockland
Foster's Wharf
Belfast
Bucksport
Winterport
Bar Harbor
Bluehill
Bass Harbor
Penobscot Bay
Dalily Line
S. S
GOV. Co
Boothbay Harbor
Sheepscot Bay
Ass Fuller
Union Wharf
City Ticket
Washington St
Cunard Line
Saxonia
Sylvania
Ivernia
Lucania
Umbria
Caronia
Campantia
Genoa
Naples
Adriatic
Pannonia
Slavonia
Carpathia
Cunard Co
Cunard Steamship ,Co., Ltd
Chas
Central Wharf
Norfolk, Baltimore and Newport News
Battery Wharf
Providence
A. M. Graham
Boston-Queenstown
Liverpool Republic
Cymric
Wed
Canopic
Sat
A.m
Company
India Building
State St. Dominion
Long Wharf
J. F. Masters
N. E
Hoosac Tunnel
Warren Line
Michigan
Sagamore
Warren & CO
Sachem
State Street
Halifax
Hawkesbury
Charlottetown
Ree
Commercial Wharf
Martin
Waltham Chemical CO
Dorchester Insecticide CO
P. O
Roxbury
Tel
South Boston
Bowdoin Sq
Cambridge St
BRANC
Hollis
Lenox Jewelry Co
Colonial Loan CO
Milk St
Dewey & CO
N. B
Strong & CO
Trustee Investment CO
Kilby Street
W. H. Spooner
Spooner & Briccs
Devonshire Street
Franklin Loan CO
School St
R. Briggs CO
Commercial Investment Co
Warren Loan CO
A. W. Harmon
D. H. Tolman
Bromfield St
d&Sutt
Briccs & May
E24
Workincmen
Robert Treat Paine
Gana Ark Ae
McNamarra
HUB Loan CO
P. O. Box
Andrews CO
Henry F. Miller
Boylston ST
Henry F. Miller & Sons Piano Co
B. Holman
Hopkinton
Sir
Oak Island Grove
Revere Beach
John H. Kelley
Eastern Ave
Malden
Yale St
Dorchester St
Ocean Parkway
Commercial St
Albee’s
Hanover St
Blackstone
Zabola
Smith
Oxford
Arthur
Fourth St
Chelsea
Foss
Columbus Ave
Avon At
Jordan Marsh Co
Wheeler & Wilson
Somerville Ave
Union Sq
Somerville
Pearl St
American Soda Fountain Co
Tremont Row
North End
L. Hoffman
Leverett St
Bay State
Snow & Son
No. Market St
W. L. Howard
Court St
d&Surf
Bromfeld
N. M. Hatch
Chiropodist
Sumner Street
Belmont Square
East Boston
Boylston Street
Trades Unions
R. Clipston Sturgis
Charles Logue
Thomas A. Mullen
Peabody Medical Institute
Bulfinch Street
Revere House
Post Office Department
Massachusetts Correspondence Schools
R. H. White Co
D. B. Strickland
Sheldon
Wenty
the Republic
Chicago
Marine Corps
Union St
Wyman’s Exchange
Lowell
Boston Auto School
Market Sq
Haverhill St
James Coyne
M. E
S. Morris
Brattle &Q
Ave
Cambridge
Harvard Sq
Boston School OF
Alberts
Eee
Bowker Ton Rey CO
Portland St
Maine
Marston Worsted Mills
Skowhegan
CRS
N. P. Stone & CO
First St
South
Union Wheelwright CO
Gollins
Apply Puffer Mfg. CO
Cook
Marine Park
Ineers Lise Eucuialytelbe Cieiiieientetiaienieson
Aielipteeniincieneasiinccenia
Magner
Fulda St
Medford
Public Garden
Huntington Ave
Commonwealth Ave
Bet. Mass. Ave
Westland Ave
R. L. Keller
Lady’s
Winter St
South Station
J. L. Galvin
Holbrook
wSpectacles
Lloyd
Locust St. Grounds
A. B. Smith
East Fifth St
Washington and
Vernon Sts
Cedar St
Vassar St
P. Lennon
High St
Deer Island Light
Thos. Green
Maverick St
F. Pray
Eastern Teachers’ Agency
the Post
Shaw
Enders
Bankers Loan Company
Ib Dourt Square
Front St
Daggett’s
Lewis Wharf
Boston Mailing CO
Atlantic Ave
Climax Paper Box CO
North Cambridge Junction
Waverley Woolen CO
Pittsfield
Hersey
Wiggin & Landers
Chapman St
Charlestown
Chambers
Boston Bookbinding CO
A. T. Howard
Beach St
City
Lewandos
Elizabeth Stevens
General Delivery
Cambridgeport
DR. Weinstein
Tremont Street
Touraine
Killory
Pee
Svaelai Medical Co
Hayde
Fremont
Brady
Jos. Grady
Tremont-Tues
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