Famous Cy Perkins Dead in Brookline New Hampshire
Old time resident Cy Perkins dies at home in Brookline after a long life of frugality. Known for his wealth rumors and love of critters, he drove oxen on short trips, killed his own meat, and saved in banks and railroad bonds. He lived with sister Martha and nephew George in a bare, paintless farmhouse.
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Brookline
N. H
Cy Perkins
Hillsboro
Boston
Kingdom Come
Nashua
Banke
Martha
George
Perkins
Perkinses
Vast Boston harbor fleet unloads huge fish and cargo at East Boston
Thirteen vessels docked at T wharf with 192 500 pounds haddock 128 000 pounds cod 89 000 pounds hake 700 pounds pollock and 33 000 pounds cusk. Belbina P Domingos led arrivals with 47 000 pounds haddock and cod amid a crew loss. The Agenor a famed 1870 clipper sold to Alaska buyers. Leyland line’s Devonian sails with 3000 tons cargo and 1109 live cattle while the Limon bananas 53 000 bunches head to Long Wharf from Costa Rica. ships and port activity surge in East Boston.
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T Wharf
Haddock
Belbina P. Domingos
William A. Morse
Irene
May
Harvester
Gladys
Sabra
Catharine
Ellen
Alcina
Rose Standish
Genesta
Sylvie M. Nunan
Benjamin F. Phillips
Juniata
Grace Darling
Gloucester
Agenor
Boston
B. B. Williams
Alaska
San Francisco
Leyland Line
Devonian
Grand Junction Docks
Limon
Long Wharf
Costa Rica
Port Limon
Shipping News June 21 Mini Almanac and Arrivals
Shipping brief lists arrivals and clearances at port with multiple steamers and schooners, naming ships, masters, origins, and destinations. Notable entries include Canadian, Vera, Maggie Duncan, and City of Bangor among vessels arriving or sailing in late May to June, with wind and fog conditions noted.
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Canadian
Trant
Liverpool
Kingstonian
Kerruish
Antwerp
Vera
Dunstan
Fowey
Eng
Portland
Hone
New York
Kanawha
Johnson
Norfolk
Kennebec
Seifert
City of Bangor
Brown
Bangor
Bay State
Oliver
Colby
Bath
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Helen L. Martin
Murphy
Jacksonville
Helen E. Taft
Fales
Port Tampa
Watchman
Welch
Quetay
Mallett
Mereghan
Garfield White
Matthews
Point Wolf
Valdare
Anthony
Bear River
Lawson's War on Big Three Insurance Firms
Tomas W. Lawson calls policy holders of Equitable Mutual Life and New York Life to send addresses for a campaign to preserve face value of policies, cut future premiums, and reclaim alleged loot. The July Everybody’s story recounts Amalgamated’s repudiations, Wall Street maneuvers, Rogers and Rockefeller gain, and the alleged banking conspiracy led by Henry H. Rogers and James Stillman in 1899.
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Tomas W. Lawson
Everybody’s Magazine
New York
Equitable
Mutual Life
New York Life
Amalgamated
Lawson
Wall Street
Rogers
Rockefeller
Henry H. Rogers
Hugh McLaughlin
Democratic Organization
Kings County
James
America
New Jersey Central Expands Up Town Ferry and Services
The Jersey Central opens a new uptown ferry station at West Twenty third street with lounge rooms telegraph public phones news stands and baggage checking. Two new fast double decked boats Elizabeth and Wilkesbarre begin service connecting with trains and suburban lines as the company plans ten new ferries and more dining cars and coaches to boost commuter travel and shore access.
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NEW Jersey Central
Jersey Central
West Twenty-third Street
Twenty-third Street
Liberty Street
Jersey City
Elizabeth
Wilkesbarre
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
Wilmington
New York
Philadelphia
Metropolis
Quaker City
West Forty-second Street
Asbury Park
Monmouth
Sandy Hook
New Yo
New Jersey Coast
New Pier
Cedar Street
Special Train to Denver Tour From Boston July 1
The Raymond Whitcomb Company announces a Denver trip by a superb special train with Philman sleeping dining and library cars. Departure from Boston is July 1 with a day at Niagara Falls and arrival in Denver on July 4. Open to all, tour at moderate cost. circulars available free from the company at Washington Street near the Old South Meeting House.
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Raymond Whitcomb Company
Denver
Philman
Boston
Niagara Falls
Raymond & Whitcomb Company
Washington Street
Old South Meeting House
Wife cannot find husband missing in Boston case
C. E. Rowland of Hamilton Canada was last seen on Franklin Street in this city May 38 and has not been located since. His wife and Rev. W. H. Weeks are aiding in the search. Rowland was planning hospital treatment and may be in an institution. He is 6 feet 8 inches, brown hair, blue eyes, fair complexion, 39, with numerous tattoos.
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C. E. Rowland
Hamilton
Canada
Franklin Street
Boston
Rowland
City Hospital
Frank Rowland
Declares Music Relieves Pain at Tremont Temple
Miss Eva Vescelius of the National Musical Therapeutic Society of New York told the Fletcher Musical Association that music is a curative agent creating a new mental and physical atmosphere. She said music relieves pain quiets the mind and promotes sleep and should be more generally used and funded as a civic department for treatment of disease.
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Eva Vescelius
National Musical Therapeutic Society of New York
Fletcher Musical Association
Tremont Temple
Nova Scotia Vacation Land Promises Rest and Cool Climate
The piece touts Nova Scotia as ideal for rest from city heat with cool air and scenic beauty. It highlights travel via Yarmouth and the Dominion Atlantic Railway to Maritime provinces, especially Truro and Pictou. Daily steamship service, except Saturday, runs from Long Wharf at 2 p.m. and information is available through the city office at 228 Washington Street or Long Wharf, Boston, or J. F. Masters in Boston.
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Nova Scotia
Evangeline
Maritime Provinces
Yarmouth
Dominion Atlantic
Truro
Pictou
New Glasgow
Prince George
Boston
Long Wharf
State Street
Washington Street
J. F. Masters
N. B
Mass
Dominion Atlantic Ry
Washington St
New Eng
Hearing on Lowe pardon after 21 years of exemplary conduct
Thomas Lowe, serving a life sentence at Charlestown for the 1884 murder of 15 year old Nellie Sullivan in Andover, had a pardon hearing before the governor council. His request was taken under advisement amid objections from Sullivan family members and support from local officials. Colonel John P. Sweeney defended Lowe, with Lieutenant Governor Guild presiding.
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Thomas Lowe
Charlestown
Nellie Sullivan
Andover
Governor's Council
State House
Sullivan
Lowe
Sullivan House
Nora Sullivan
John P. Sweeney
Lawrence
Guild
Secretary Hay At Desk Again In Washington
Secretary Hay resumed work at the State Department after returning from abroad. He handled a large volume of correspondence and planned a short trip to his New Hampshire home following today’s duties.
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Washington
Hay
State Department
New Hampshire
Gallery of Wonders Promises Family Friendly Travel
Grown folk as well as children will find delight in travelling through the Gallery of Wonders with next Sunday's Post.
Baltimore Trip via Royal Blue Line For July
Christian Endeavorers may travel to Baltimore and return on the Royal Blue route from Boston for 14.06 or 12.50 via Fall River line with low rates from New England points. The palatial service promises attention, with tickets on sale July 3 to 5 and return by July 15 from the Baltimore & Ohio Boston office at 360 Washington Street. A convention folder will be mailed for a 2 cent stamp.
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Royal Blue
Christian
Boston
Fall River
New England
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington Street
J. B. Scott
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T. J. Priest & Company
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Colonial Loan CO
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International Division
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Amship © O., Ltd
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Hall & Lyon
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
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Esquire
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Mutual
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Gen. Mgr
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Newtonville
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Company
India Building
BAY State Dancing School
Marshall
Slye
Astrology
Princess
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Planet Reader
Peabody Medical Institute
Bulfinch St
Revere House
Boseesa
Peabody Special NO Medical Institute
Evans Chemical Co. Cincinnati
Expresea
A. Sanver
M.D
Boylston
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