Ocean Race 236 Miles Ends with New England Second
A 236 mile ocean race from Liverpool to Boston ends with the New England narrowly behind La Duchesse after fog and brief sighting gaps. La Duchesse arrives first at Lewis Wharf then New England docks about thirty minutes later. Captain Hanlon praises the rival ship while noting the crowd’s interest.
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Liverpool
Dominion
England
Atlantic
Plan
Setong Green
Lewis Wharf
la Grande Pueiane
Peter H. Hanlon
New England
Hanlon
Halifax
Brown's Bank
Boston Light
Cape Cod
Thatcher's Island
Charlestowniverpool
Queenstown
Conte Oe
Pacific Slope
Water Front Nerve as Thieves Target Rowboat Oars
Report details theft of oars from a large rowboat moored at Long wharf north side near T wharf. The vessel, used by the customs boarding party, is seen as a tempting target with onlookers nearby. Other items and harbor activities are noted, including ship arrivals and a tugboat incident on the Charles River.
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Long Wharf
Chandler
Charles River
United States Customs Service
Longart
Yarmouth
Maud
Charles Baker
Thetown
Enue
Manning
Philadelphia
Newport
R. I
Lewis Wharf
Hove Scotia
Ears
Nathaniel P. Doane
Bergin
Liverpool
Canada
Queenstown
Iles
Genset
Appointed deputies named by Grand President of Sons of St. George
Grand President Robert Kershaw appoints deputies including Crossland Taylor Pioneer 21 Holyoke Leopold 167 Spiield Primrose 166 Northampton C Booth 16 Prince Consort 29 Worcester Ianson R Killenbeck 40 Rose 40 Clinton Shakspere 121 Fitchburg John Hayman 191 Victoria 6 Waltham John Lessey 148 Garfield 6T Boston Mayflower 171 Chelsea James Newsome Red Rose 7% Fall River A S Grant 8 Fall River William H Johns Hearts of Oak 9 Manchester Welcome Stranger 5 Concord Copperthwart 223 Waverley 104 Lowell Martin 147 Shelburne Falle John Orrell 104 Friendship 151 Merrimack Lawrence Lingard 171 Lord Beaconsfield 148 Lynn B Ramsden 150 Pioneer 160 Sanford Me F Dower 403 Admiral Nelson 161 South Boston Croley 168 Royal Oak 168 Pittsfield Fred Smith 29 Worcester Joseph Bradshaw 1 Gordon 172 New Bedford Jaques 222 Earl Shaftesbury 188 Brockton Sir Thomas White 993 Rockland Fowler 63 Victory 191 Cambridge Priestly Taylor 099 Richard Cobden 199 Dover Henry Aston 67 Commonwealth 2% Hyde Park Vere 391 Roslindale John Dawson 18 Livingstone 282 Cromwell 348 Fall River L W Rowe 282 Royal Oak Lewiston Me Charles Roberts 1911 Cabot 3% Boston William F Barlow 222 John Bright 403 Boston Thomas Walker 16 Lanatellow 416 Portland Me William H Rose 423 North Adams 423 Northams
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Robert Kershaw
The
Sons of St. George
Crossland Taylor
Pioneer
Holyoke
Leopold
Spiield
Primrose
Northampton
C. Booth
Prince Consort
Worcester
Iason R. Killenbeck
Rose
Clinton
Shakspere
Fitchbur
John Hayman
Victoria
Waltham
John Lessey
Garfield
Boston
Mayflower
Chelsea
James Newsome Eecot
A. S. Grant
Fall River
William H. Johns
Hearts of Oak
Manchester
Welcome Stranger
Concord
H. S&s
Copperthwart
Waverley
Lowell
J. Martin
Nelson
Shelburne Falle
John Orrell
Friendship
Gordon
New Bedford
Taunton
G. H. Jaques
Earl Shaftesbury
Brockton
Granite
Quincy
Sir Thomas White
Rockland
J. Fowler
Victory
Cambridge
Priestly Taylor
Richard Cobden
Dover
N. H. Henry Aston
Commonwealth
Hyde Park
General
Vere
Roslindale
John Dawson
Livingstone
Cromwell
L. W. Rowe
Royal Oak
Lewiston
Charles Roberts
Cabot
William F. Barlow
John Bright
Thomas Walker
Lanatellow
Portland
William H. Rose
Victoria Diamond
North Adams
Northams
Vermont Champlain Valley Named Summer Paradise by President
The article extols Vermont Champlain Valley as a premier summer destination with lakes mountains and scenery. It highlights nearby attractions from Burlington to Quebec and promotes a pamphlet on the region available via Central Vermont railway and T. H. Hanley in Boston.
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Vermont
Champlain Valley
Momensey
Champlain
Commonwealth
Burlington
St. Albans
Lake George
Lake Champlain
Adirondacks
Thousand Islands
Central Vermont Railway
Green Mountains
Green Hills
T. H. Hanley
Washington Street
Boston
Prices and Trade Trends Report From New York July Review
R G Dun weekly review notes labor troubles down and steady trade. Western wheat and corn receipts rise sharply versus last year while exports climb. Cotton prices retreat to 6.12 cents though demand holds. steel stocks grow, and production outpace consumption. Leather stays strong as prices rise. shoe shipments drop. US failures fall.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Trond
Connellyville
Philadelphia
Boston
Ljleather
Chicago
United States
Canada
Financial forces lift iron and steel with steady demand
Bradstreet's reports weather and market forces shaping current business. Activity remains strong overseas and in Chicago pork, with Birmingham expected to run all furnaces by autumn. Bank clearings rise about 8 percent from last year, while wheat and cotton prospects stay solid amid steady demand and occasional delivery delays.
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Bradstreet
New York
Chicago
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Boston
Birmingham
Narvelnanen
Chads
Ince
Rene Reacs
Ae Sa
Cleaning Windfall Boosts Ancient Core This Week
A year over year comparison shows a notable rise in activity this week. The report highlights stronger performance and higher figures than the previous period, reflecting improving momentum across key indicators.
Peculiar law suit over Boston Street baths burns
George A. Holmes of Neponset Dorchester sues the city of Boston for 2000 claiming reckless open plumbing at the Dover Street indoor baths caused severe burns from a hot water pipe. Holmes seeks damages and argues lack of warning and improper pipe design endangering bathgoers. The case highlights potential required pipe alterations and liability for public bath facilities.
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Boston Street
Dover Street
George A. Holmes
Neponset
Dorchester
Holmes
Joseph F. O'Connell
Seery Trial Postponed Again to July 31
The trial of Joseph FE and John W Seery, Dedham boys held in county jail on a murder charge, was continued yesterday morning to Monday July 31 at 9 o clock. This marks the third continuance.
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Joseph FE
John W. Seery
Dedham
Hir
Chelsea youth held on charges of theft by false pretences
Inspector MaMoney arrested Dennis J Sullivan four years old of 90 Marginal street Chelsea on charges of obtaining money by false pretences from Abraham Rothenburg of 6 Beacon street. Sullivan appeared in court and his case was continued for one week.
Case Against Everett Martin Continued in Municipal Court
The case against Everett Martin, previously continued a week earlier, was to be resumed in Municipal Court yesterday morning. Judge Wentworth, who had been presiding, was absent, so the case was further continued to August.
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Everett Martin
Wentworth
Judge Grants Probate Will Appoints Special Administrator
After a protracted hearing Judge Grant of Suffolk County Probate Court allowed the will of the late Jane Nugent and named George R. Blinn as special administrator under the instrument.
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Grant
Suffolk County Probate Court
Jane Nugent
George R. Blinn
Archbishop Ireland Returns From Abroad Trip
Arch bishop Ireland of St Paul arrived in New York aboard the Britannic after a three months voyage. He praised American Catholic life and urged support for the Catholic University as a means to elevate studies and culture. He commented on peace talks and South Africa and noted the church’s progress in America while declining to discuss Ingersoll’s death.
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New York
Ireland of
St. Paul
Old Country
America
Catholic University
England
Keane
Great Britain
Pammaentine
Ingersoll
Portia's Captain Suspended for Portia Wreck
A court probing the loss of the Red Cross steamer Portia near Big Fish Shoal west of Halifax Harbor on July 10 condemns Captain W J Farrell as responsible. It suspends his master's certificate for six months while granting a mate's certificate for the period, praising his rescue of crew and passengers as the others escaped. The court cites grave navigation errors including maintaining full speed and overreliance on dead reckoning and infrequent sounding.
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Red Cross
Portia
Big Fish Shoal
Halifax Harbor
W. J. Farrell
Farrell
56th Regiment Reunion Elects Officers At United States Hotel
The 56th Massachusetts Regiment held its wee oe annual reunion and dinner at the United States Hotel yesterday afternoon. Officers elected included Fay as president and Susack as secretary and treasurer. An executive committee and several company captains were chosen, about seventy five attendees present, followed by speeches from President Gilman and other officers.
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Massachusetts Regiment
United States
Om Cere
Dent
Fay
Yore Susackl
Hogepany A
George F. Griffin
Parkes LL. Bun Ss
Filiam Seers
Septa
Joan Mawure
Thomson Company FY
Lost Belt Event Reported At Three Mon Bennet Incident
A partial and garbled OCR fragment notes a local incident involving a belt and a disruptive event. It references a time near three o’clock and mentions a possible arrest or response by authorities. Specific names, places, and outcomes are unreadable.
Cleared Steamship Lines Cleared for Atlantic Passage
A brief shipping update notes steamers Catalonia of Britain and Cambrian King of Britain, sailing from Liverpool via Queenstown to North Atlantic ports. Ant is listed as a connecting or cargo note in the stalled line.
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Catalonia
Liverpool
Queenstown
Cambrian King
Ant
Savannah Line
Ocean Steamship Co
North Side
Lewis Wharf
Boston
Florida
Seeteeeeechay Dan
Chattahoochee
Gate City
N.Y
N. Market
Pow
Vie Ee
Y. E. Owning
Atlantic Ave
Tesa Pally
New York
Sound Linea
Metropolitan S. 8. Co
Ocean Steamship Comany
New Pier
North River
A. Bev. Sampson
Washington St
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Brown’s Bank
A.M. Agh
Norfolk
Jonny
Otr
John C. Cottingam
Mannie Saunders
Potomac River
A. J. Beardsley
Alice E. Clark
Fortelk
Nicaragua
Hamburg
Miles Coverdale
Shields
Blanefields
Sida
Iquique
Magellan
Independence
Williama
Roman
St. Lawrence
Roberts
Mendez
Vancouver
Liter Myrtle
Madeleine
Winthrop Teamboat Company
Annapolis
Condence
Weymouth
Fore River Engine Company
Lloyda Kenix
Intrepid
Altonia
Otter
Bulings
M’kinley
Ad Age
Ve Boma
Elsoi
oDaud
SHO. C, Goodwin
Ramones Gee
South
Bath House
Seery
Martin Case
Nugent
Ireland
56Th Regiment
Reunion
Hatlock
Pia
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Tod
Bey Cule
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E. W. Gahan
M. D
Tremontal
Firat
Civen
Adama
P. Adams
Tremont St
Parisian Remedy CO
Tremont Street
J. E. Frotringham
Dr. Bailey
Howard St
Columbne Ave
Dr. Bell
Columbus Ave
DR. Henning Medical CO
Hollis
Williams
London Hospital
C. Thompson
Washington At
J. BB. Bishop
Boylston St
R. Gordon
Tremont
Shipping News
Sayy VV
Potter
Alex Martin
Bay State
Walters
Warren & Co
Galileo
Clark
Hull
Eng
Prince Arthur
Kinney
N. E
J. F. Maseres
Prince Edward
Lockhart
Aie Hoste
Cee
Fortland
Ane
Fortemouth
Pattefaan
Aeapons
Barlow, Balmore
Pemaquid
Shipping
Warren Line
Rouge
Chigan
Ham
Fitchburg B. B
Charlestown
Mile Street
Dominion Line
Fitchburg R. R
Derbyshire
Seeltenia
State St
Aldex Martin
Boston and
Philadelphia Steamship Line
Rem
Aril Dolbin
Aiwane
Nts
Vais
Central
Sam Tac
Fiske
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Co Steamship Lines
Baltimore
Newport News
Boeton
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
Orrleans
Cinta
Nice
Dominion Atlantic Ry
Prince George
Foot State
PRIN
St. John
Washington Dt
F. Masters
St. Croix
Yarmouth Steamship Co., Ltd
Twateaay
Nova Keatin
Chatham Street
Ey Hammond
India
Fortis
RAY
Fitchburg
R. R
Warren & Rgo
Col
Milk St
Henry L. Feeham
Kennebec
Washington, C
Fannie & Fay
Washington
Admiral Farragut
Port Antonio
Jam
Alfred Dumols
Free Rae
Honey Brook
Soreeke’ Son
N. J. No
Newburyport
N. J
Hottinham
Portanon
C. BR. R
Sanfoenone
Jamaica Plain
Board Health
Weber Piano
Ta Smith
Sowell
Weber Dia Biano
Talking Machines
Boyle Bros
Haigan A
E Green
Ington At
South End
Peat Broadwey
Thorp & Martin CO
Ssachusetts
Suffolk
David Whiting
Wilton
Hillsborough
New Hampshire
George C. Whiting
Lexington
Middlesex
Sai
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Sard Court
Elijah George
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Emma 8
Whiting
State of New Hampshire
George Whiting
Register
Notich
Roger P
Jones
Bost
County of Suffolk
Martha BP. Jones
Roxbury
Fred Hobart
Revere
Asuftol
Ileas
Henry A. Hobart
Martin Street
Flora E, Welch
Cutrix
Dudley Street
Board of Police
James A
John F. McNamée
McNamee & Co
Main Street
Chelsea Street
C. D
Thomas Ryan
Nellie B. Fitzpat
Francis J. Brown
Francis J. Brown & Coa
Uora Ag
Asale
Née
Water Street
Paliding
New England Mutual Life, Insurance Company
Fice Te Square
Aman
Massachusetts
Foster
WM. B. Turner
Madrid
Toral
Bareja Po Poe
Genergi Blanco
Renee
Abe
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