Captains Out of Boston Series Begins in Post
The Post launches a daily feature titled Captains Out of Boston. Each installment will publish a steamship captain’s portrait and a brief career sketch, plus an incident from his period. The articles cover ocean, coastal, and excursion steamers entering and leaving Boston harbor.
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Local Sea Captain Clark Relates Long Career at Wilson Line
Captain John C. Clark of the Buffalo of Hull recounts 29 years with the Wilson line and 12 years as captain. Born in Hull forty seven years ago, he sailed from Dundee at fourteen and has plied between Boston New York and Hull. He notes rescues off Halifax and a fatal tragedy aboard the dark Meteor, with plans to sail to New York then Hull England before returning to his Boston port home.
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Miller Brothers 101 Ranch Wild West Thrills Boston Crowd
Thousands hail the Miller Brothers 101 Ranch show as the best Wild West act to visit Boston. The Oklahoma troupe performs dramatic stunts, daring horsemanship, expert shooting, and a staged frontier hold up, drawing praise for entertainment and instruction.
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Stein-Bloch Suits at Siegel Co Feature Sensation Sale
The Henry Siegel Company hosts a semi annual sale of Stein-Bloch hand tailored suits. Buyers flock to the display as remarkable prices draw attention to a line recently adopted by a major London department store.
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