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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1903

Page

11

Steamer and cargo notes mark busy Atlantic port activity

The Barotse sails for South Africa with general cargo from Calcutta, and the Ivernia leaves Liverpool for New York with 1067 passengers. Mabel Jordan sets a loading record at Savannah, while grain exports from New Orleans surge to Europe. Local schooners and steamers report cargoes of coal, mackerel, haddock, cod, hake, and pollock, with several vessels damaged or lost and others entering or departing for duty. The Port's fishing fleet reports abundant catch and varying prices as dockside events unfold.

Calcutta New York South Africa Cunard Line Ivernia Queenstown Liverpool Mabel Jordan Rio Janeiro Savannah Baltimore Europe New Orleans William C. Carnegie Philadelphia Cherry Island Reedy Island Admiral Sampson Port Antonio Jam Long Wharf T. T. Knowles D. McDougal Alice M. Guthrie Glenelg Regina Dawson City Boyds and Leeds James Drinan William A. Morse Ignatius Enos Sachem Olivia Sears Haddock Mattakeesett George H. Lubee Amos Cutter J. W. Bradley Georgie BE. Willard Axim Dix Cove Emil Carlson Boston Barkentine Hancock Emery Kennebunkport Nathaniel“L. "Thompson Flyer Engineers’ Department United States Lynn Harbor Dominion Line Italy Vancouver Mangano Ignazio Carolina Lawrence Laconia Bermuda Africa United States Revenue Chase Emily Fred Stubbs Chandler Eddie Charlestown North Ferry

Shipking News July 80 Arrivals and Clearances

Ships arrive and clear from numerous ports with merchandise and passengers listed. Vessels include Calvin Austin Iris Devig Gibara Prince Arthur Kinney Governor Dingley City of Rockland Cora F Cressy Endicott,Inez,Bunker Margret Strout and many more with ballast and tugs. Sailed Tuesday night Tug Gettysburg towing barges Marion and Phenix.

Calvin Austin Pike St. John N. G C. B. Laechler Iris Devig Gibara Cuba Prince Arthur Kinney Yarmouth N. Y Parthian Smith Philadelphia H. F. Dimock Baker New York Dingley Dennison Portland City of Dunton Sagamore Babbitt Eagle Wing Morgan Frederick Roessner Curry O. D. Witherell Megathlin Annie Bliss Day Perth Ambeoy Harry L. Whiton Rich Peth Amboy Silas McLean Nutt Onset Big Eyman. Endicott Plymouth Mass Balast Margaret Strout Millbridge Milton Inez Bunker Machias Quincy Renorter Anderson Ipswich Navigator Timstead Newport News Hawes Edgar F. Luckenbach Miles Providence Hand Gloucester Pathfinder Norfolk Kershaw Baltimore N. J Port Johnson Newburyport Tacony West Point Mercury Stonington Hatteras Wyalusing Byssus Newport R. I Tipton Leader Fendleton Adelaide Sea Cove Grand Manan Wenonah Glace Bay

Decree Allows Discharge of American Cycle Receivers

United States Circuit Court papers direct discharge of the receivers of the American Cycle Manufacturing Company and permit the firm to resume business. The company, part of the American Bicycle Company reorganization, will be fully owned by Pope Manufacturing Company. Debts totaling $958,000 are to be paid by Pope and Central Trust Company of New York, the latter acting for the reorganization committee.

Trenton N. J United States American Cycle Manufacturing Company American Bicycle Company Pope Manufacturing Company Central Trust Company of New York City

Mother Jones Fails To See President In Oyster Bay

Mother Jones and four followers went to Oyster Bay and met Secretary Barnes seeking a Roosevelt audience but were informed the President could not be seen. Jones to write Roosevelt about textile workers in Philadelphia before returning to New York. Roosevelt and relatives rested on Huntington Bay shore. Washburn of Minnesota discussed the financial situation with the President, who thought New York’s market flurry not affecting broader prosperity. Revere Beach crowds grow with vibrant evening entertainment.

Oyster Bay L. I Jones Barnes Huntington Bay Sagamore Hill W. D. Washburn Minnesota Washburn New York

Mosquito Relief at League Island Navy Yard

After weeks of torment, 350 marines at League Island navy yard gain relief from mosquitoes. Navy Department effort cost about $1500 to install netting and iron frames, canopying beds. Ragtime music barred to preserve discipline, with limited exceptions for classical or opera pieces.

Philadelphia League Island Navy Yard Navy Department Washington Navy Yard Marine Band Embryo Minneapolis Jacklies Leutenant Navy

Riot in Central Square pits Boot and Shoe Workers against Knights

A small riot occurred in Lynn Central square as Boot and Shoe Workers' Union members clashed with Knights of Labor sympathizers. Workers, on their way to work, were beaten as a mob of about 600 pursued them until they escaped on electric cars. Police arrived only after the trouble ended.

Lynn Central Square Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union Knights of Labor

Rowe's Wharf Steamer Service Adds Harbor Fest Flair

Nantasket Beach hosts Hall's Old Home week with extra steamer trips from Nantasket and Pemberton to Rowe's Wharf after the grand illumination. Friday features the Allerton life saving crew and Hull volunteers exhibition, boosting the harbor trip. Regular attractions include band concerts and classic seaside amusements. Steamer departures are hourly from Rowe's Wharf to Pemberton and Nantasket. PMID

Hall Nantasket Beach Nantasket Pemberton Rowé’s Wharf Allerton United States Life-Saving Hull Rowe's Wharf

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