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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1905

Page

11

Slattery Denies Declining City Club Dinner Role

Alderman Slattery denies declining to preside at a Boston City Club Dinner that was labeled a Good Government meeting. He says he wasn’t asked, had a prior engagement, and wasn’t a member of the club. He refutes a Post story and notes possible heat in politics.

Republic Boston City Club The Democracy Alderman Slattery South Boston Slattery City Club of Boston Sterling Jerome New York

Five Water Ron and a Ferry of Fish Trades

Five waterborne vessels arrived with groundfish fares as landings totaled 89 500 pounds haddock 62 300 pounds cod 4500 pounds hake 400 pounds pollock and 2000 pounds cask. Prices ranged from 1 3 4 to 4 3 4 cents per pound. The fleet included the Glenelg Pythian Mortis H Perry Teresa and Alice Sea Fox Olive Hutchins Almeida and Richard Wainwright with 40 000 pounds salted cod for Gloucester. The Gloucester seiner Grayling Captain Rube Cameron arrived from the Cape shore with 9000 large fresh and 340 barrels salted mackerel valued at 5790 dollars. The Hansa line steamer Crostafels Captain Maller from Calcutta and Colombo docked at Mystic with 8000 tons cargo including buffalo hides jute saltpetre spices coconut oil gunny goatskin rubber tea and 6378 packages of padouk logs. The Cunard liner Saxonia arrived from Liverpool with 72 saloon 136 second cabin and 827 steerage passengers. Iberian of Leyland line followed. Tug A W Chesterton sunk then floated after pumping. Capts Dunham and Lavender report whale oil and a whale sighting. The mackerel seiner Lizzie M Stanley landed a large catch but lost a crew member to a pilot transfer to Halifax aboard the Buccaneer, a Chicago-owned yacht. The crew shortages for lumber and wool traders persist as Great Lakes steel whalebacks lure crews back for higher wages.

Haddock Glenelg Pythian Mortis H. Perry Teresa Alice Sea Fox Olive Hutchins Almeida Richard Wainwright Gloucester Hansa Line Crostafels Maller Calcutta Colombo Mystic Wharf New York Andaman Bay of Bengal India Cunard Saxonia J. C. Barr Boston Liverpool Queenstown Lizzie M. Stanley Josh Stanley T Wharf Cape Shore Halifax N. S Dan Doran Liscomb J. Rosenbaum Chicago J. P. Stevenson Great Lakes

Doyle to fight for street commissioner

James H. Doyle ex-chairman of the Board of Aldermen again seeks the street commissioner nomination with little backing from Democratic leaders. He hints at a citywide split as Doyle Lee and Nawn oppose the machine, potentially backing John F. Fitzgerald for mayor with a Doyle for street commissioner alliance.

James H. Doyle Board of Aldermen Salem D. Charles Doyle John H. Duane Harry Nann John H. Lee Collins John F. Fitzgerald Nann Lee Nawn Jim Donovan Democratic City Committee Harry Nawn

Reciprocity men discuss Webster and Austin for Lieutenant Governor

Andrew G. Webster leather merchant of Cohas set and Calvin Austin Eastern Steamship Co general manager of Aberdeen were named as potential Republican nominees on the reciprocity platform. Eugene N. Foss called them strong candidates and said names would be considered in reciprocity circles. Foss and Hall debated campaign plans with Crane and Draper in nonbinding talks, while Austin and Whitney conferred without pledges to run. A committee of 100 from the Chamber of Commerce will be notified to discuss candidates and strategy against protection.

Andrew G. Webster Cohasset Calvin Austin Eastern Steamship Company Aberdeen Eugene N. Foss New York Webster United States Crane James M. W. Hall Cambridge Foss Hall Draper Ternoon Austin Henry M. Whitney Chamber of Commerce

Maritime pay scales cited for crew members

The snippet lists monthly wages for ship crew: an able seaman earns 67.60 dollars per month, a deckhand 37.50 dollars, and an unspecified position at 45 dollars. The figures imply standard wages for maritime labor in the period.

June 16 miniature almanac and shipping traffic report

June information lists sunrise and sunset times with daylight length and moon phases. It then catalogs arrived steamers and a long list of vessels cleared, sailed, or anchored, naming ships, origins, destinations, and principal ports from Boston to Bangor with numerous British and Canadian vessels and barge movements.

Boston Yarmouth Dromore Baltimore Bayport New York Kennebec Norfolk Parthian Philadelphia H. M. Whitney Angerona Nor Miramichi N. B Tugs International Marion Kimberton Joshua-Lovett Troy Eckley Weehawken Paoli Radnor South Amboy Amesbury Inez Bar Harbor Bangor Marguerite Margaret H. Ford Laura Tt Chester John B. Norris Mount Desert Mary Brewer Portlan James A. Stetson Red Beach Bat. Do Onkpo Mass Chester R. Lawrence Rockport Merom Benjamin F. Hunt, Jr Rosario Nantasket Roads

O Reilly Circle Closes 16th Year Reading Group

The O Reilly Circle in Washington Street closes its 16th year at Catholic Union Hall. Miss Mary Marlow reported growth in social and intellectual activities and mortgage progress. Prominent speakers included Rev D J McMahon and Rev D J Hickey with others from Boston and Philadelphia. Refreshments followed the exercises.

Catholic Union Hall Washington Street John Boyle O'Reilly Mary Marlow Katherine B. Conway D. J. McMahon D. D New York Catholic Summer School D. J. Hickey Brooklyn N. Y Richard Neagle Malden Peter McQuaid St. James’ Church Boston Mer. Lovelle Thomas P. McMillan James A. Dooley Philadelphia Mary Regis Meehan Trinity College Alice M. Hogarty McMahon Union Mary I. Kelley Cleveland, O Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Societies City Frank P. Conlin

Bunker Hill Day Rail Excursion From Boston to Newport

The New York New Haven Hartford railroad offers a special express round trip from Boston to Newport for Bunker Hill Day on June 17. Departs South station 9 30 a m Back Bay 9 34 a m. Fare is one dollar with tickets limited to seating capacity.

Bunker Hill Newport New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Boston South Station Back Bay

Newport Excursion From Boston to Newport June 17

The New York New Haven Hartford railroad offers a special train excursion from Boston to Newport Rhode Island on Saturday June 17 at a round trip price of one dollar. Tickets must be bought in advance as the allotment is limited and the trip promises a low cost holiday with access to many Newport sights.

Newport New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Boston R. I Fulton Lewis Streets Fulton Street Lewis Street Coleridge Street Byron Short Streets Harbor View Station R. B Hawthorn Street Fourth Chelsea Moulton Street Charlestown Dominion Atlantic By. S.S Yarmouth Long Wharf D. mi Prince George Comagg Ington St F.castrere New Eng Donahoe Washington St Boylston Ppet Patrick M. Dona CO Europe

Gaston Leaves Boston for Maine Without Final Governor Candidate Decision

Colonel William A. Gaston of the Democratic State committee departs Boston for his Maine summer home while saying no definite governor candidate is ready. He mentions A Shuman as a possibility, and notes calls from James Donovan and Harry Nawn.

William A. Gaston Democratic State Committee Boston Maine Colonel Gaston Post A. Shuman Gaston Mr. Shuman James Donovan Harry Nann Ward 21 Donovan Mr. Donovan Mr. Nawn Democratic Nana-Lee Collins

Lowell liquor dealers must treat at home

June 15. Liquor dealers who entertain friends in their saloons on Sunday face license loss. The Police Board met Wednesday night and directed the superintendent to act promptly. It is a violation for a dealer to admit anyone other than an employee after 11 PM or on Sundays.

Lowell Revere Beach Old South Landiéras Massachusetts T. Tolson Mass, Ave Arlington Mattapan

Four First Class Tours to Lewis and Clark Exposition

Personally conducted tours from Chicago to Portland with side trips to Denver Colorado Springs Cripple Creek Pike's Peak Royal Gorge Salt Lake Yellowstone San Francisco and Los Angeles. Fare sleeping cars hotels meals and all expenses included. Departures July 6 12 27 and August 10 via Chicago Union Pacific Northwestern. Contact 8 A Hutchison manager 300 Washington St Boston MA.

Denver Colorado Springs Cripple Creek Pike’s Peak Royal Gorge Salt Lake Yellowstone San Francisco Los Angeles Chicago Union Pacific & Northwestern A. Hutchison Washington Street Boston Mass

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