British Bark Andes Explodes Near Antigua
The British bark Andes of 831 tons net, built in 1874 at Sunderland and owned by Channel Dry Docks Co of Llangelly, Wales, blew up near Antigua after arriving from Trinidad with asphalt in barrels. The crew is safe and the vessel is a practically total loss.
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Antigua
British West Indies
Andes
Griffith
Trinidad
Valparaiso
Sunderland
Eng
Channel Dry Docks Company
Llangelly
Wales
Thirteen vessels bring heavy mixed fish to the pier
Thirteen vessels arrived with 295200 pounds of fresh mixed fish at the pier, including 150800 pounds dock, 110000 pounds cod, 24400 hake, 2500 pollock, and 7500 cask. Haddock 21 4c, large cod 23 4c, market cod 13 4c, hake 13 4c, pollock 2c, cask 138 4c. The fleet lists Quonapowitt Stranger Philip P Manta Rapidan Emilia Enos Almeida Robert Arthur Rose Cabral Marshall J Adams Evelyn L Smith Rita A Viator Joseph P Johnson Mary Cabral.
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Haddock
Quonapowitt
Stranger
Philip P. Manta
Rapidan
Emilia Enos
Almeida
Robert & Arthur
Rose Cabral
Marshall J. Adams
Evelyn L. Smith
Rita A. Viator
Joseph P. Johnson
Mary Cabral
Calvin Austin
St. John
Halifax
Four First Class Tours to Lewis and Clark Exposition
Personally conducted tours from Chicago via Union Pacific Northwestern line depart July 6 12 27 and Aug 10 offering stops at Denver Colorado Springs Cripple Creek Pike's Peak Royal Gorge Salt Lake Yellowstone San Francisco and Los Angeles with railroad sleeping car hotel service side trips and all expenses included. Full information from A Hutchison manager 300 Washington Street Boston Mass.
Fire in Hold of Steamer Manhattan at Chalmette
A fire was discovered in the after hatch of the steamship Manhattan of the Leyland line at Chalmette. The vessel, towed to New Orleans, contained about eight hundred bales of cotton and timber in the hatch where the blaze burned briskly as the ship reached St. Mary's.
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Manhattan
Leyland Line
Chalmette
St. Mary’s
Cambrian Wool Cargo Not A Port Record
Port readers dispute yesterday’s report of the Cambrian from London carrying about 8000 bales of wool, with 7069 bales discharged at Hoosac Tunnel piers. Records show several ships, including the 1895 Europe and the Sigurd, have surpassed or rivaled those figures in Boston wool arrivals.
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London
Boston
Hoosac Tunnel
James Wilkie
Treasury Department
Europe
Furness Line
Hoosac
Sigurd
National Dock
Melbourne
Australia
Furness-Wilson- Leyland
Columbian
Masters
Shipping News Miniature Almanac
Daily coastal almanac notes sunrise 4 07 am set 7 19 pm length of day 15 hours 12 minutes moon sets in the morning high water 3 15 am 4 pm
Maritime Movements Reported In Atlantic Ports
A list of ships arriving and clearing ports, including steamers Tallahassee and Savannah, and schooner Chifford C, with destinations such as Eastport Portland Jam. Nantucket Baltimore and Norfolk. Cleared vessels include Etonian and Limon. Weather noted as Wind NNE. Route details cover Philadelphia New York and Alaska towing operations with barges Hopatcong and Shickshinne.
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Boston Light
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Waltham Business Men Hear Notable Speakers
The Waltham Business Men's Association held its annual ladies night at Endicott Hall with a reception at 6:30 pm. Attorney General Parker, Speaker Frothingham, Representative Pingree, and Mayor Harvey spoke at the banquet, with M. M. Johnson as toastmaster and Rev. Roscoe L. Greene delivering the prayer. Speakers toured the American Waltham Watch Co. factory and sights around the city earlier in the day.
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Waltham Business Men’s Association
Endicott Hall
Robert B. Somers
Parker
Frothingham
Pingree
Haverhill
Harvey
M. M. Johnson
Roscoe L. Greene
Emmanuel Methodist Church
American Waltham Watch Company
Richard K. Fox Secures Uncontested Divorce
New York June 8. Richard K. Fox publisher of the Police Gazette won an uncontested divorce from Helen A. Fox, whom he wed in London in 1885. He accuses her of conduct with Alfred Stein and says she sailed to Europe with him on Jan 20. Fox states she took $50,000 in valuables and ran up $1570 in dressmaker bills.
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Supreme Court
Gildersleeve
Richard K. Fox
Police Gazette
Helen A. Fox
London
Alfred Stein
Europe
Fox
Charles J. Fox
Young Fox
Fifth Avenue
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