Record Fish Pier Hauls Break Winter Volume With Haddock Surge
A Saturday closing haul shows 27 vessels at the fish pier delivering 1,066,000 pounds of fresh mixed fish. Haddock leads with 872,000 pounds, the largest daily total in years, while cod, hake, pollock and halibut add to the record. Prices remain elevated with haddock at 2 cents and large cod at 5 percent cents. The D A R line Boston and Prince George move passengers after a damaged rudder incident, coal tugs arrive with 30,000 to 40,000 tons of coal, and shipments of apples total 5691 barrels for the week. Imports into Boston top $3.94 million, exports rise to $2.58 million, continuing a yearlong pattern of higher totals than 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddock
Yarmouth
Prince George
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chesapeake Bay
Cunard
Tvernia
W. T. Turner
Queenstown
Liverpool
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Free Trial and Instant Relief
Promotional ad claims Pyramid Pile Cure instantly relieves piles by reducing congestion and healing sores. It offers a free sample by mail from Pyramid Drug Co. and a regular 50 cent package from local druggists. Testimonial from George Braneight of Shellburg, Penn supports cure claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Braneight
Shellburg
Penn
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mich
Shipping News March 5 Mini Almanac and Arrivals
Shipping notices list arrived steamers Admiral Sampson and Othello with cargoes and towings, includ ing Sugar to American Sugar Refining Co and coal to Boston. Cleared and sailed vessels include Othello and Admiral Sampson for New York and Norfolk with multiple barges and tugs. schooner George P. Hudson and others depart from below with hailing destinations and tows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Sampson
Trenshaw
Port Antonio
Jam
Wildcroft Br
Ramyent
Guantanamo
Cuba
American Sugar Refining Co
A. C. Lombard’s Sons
Othello
Cox
Louisburg
C. B
Boston
Mackenzie
Yarmouth
Prince George
McKinnop
Nottingham
Bennett
Port Johnson
Lynn
Salem
Plymouth
Hansen, Cto
John G. Chandler
Natty
New York
Stroudsburg
Edgewater
Wyoming
New
McGoldrick
Perth Amboy
Beacon
Bizarre
Buttress
Standard
Godfrey
S. O. Co
Vineyard Haven
Covington
Farnham
Newport News
George R. Sheffield
John A. Briggs
Buccaneer
Mitchener
Baltimore
Indiana
Neponset
Sears
J. W. Wellington
Lackawanna
Lewis
Hoboken
Tunkhannock
Scranton
Pierce
Ctc
Pohatcong
Chenango
Joshua Lovett
Baker
Grace
Binghampton
Ice Kiang
Lennon
Guttenburg
Metacomet
Dudley Pray
Coffin
Weehawken
Alice
Sam Slick
Burgess
St. John
N. B
Helen G. Moseley
Kneeland
Belfast
Ely
Norfolk
H. M. Whitney
Santiago
Calvin Austin
Eastport
Portland
H. F. Dimock
Sir Richard Grenville
George P. Hudson
Monocacy
Philadelphia
Pine Forest
Pocopson and
Richardson
Hoering Held For Grand Jury In South End Shooting
Jacob Hoering was arraigned in Municipal Court after being indicted for a February 24 shooting on the Middlesex Street stairs at Turn Verein in South End. Michael Reed represented Hoering and Captain Dugan the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hoering
Donald Maloney
Turnverein
Middlesex Street
South End
Michael Reed
Captain Dugan
160 Initiated Into the Order of the Alhambra in Boston
The Order of the Alhambra initiated 160 new members into Granada Caravan No 3 Boston branch, boosting local membership over 300. A Boston alcazar project aims to secure a building, with Deputy Supreme Commander Hugh P. McEnally presiding and a reception committee listing multiple officers and physicians from area cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order OF Alhambra
Order of the Alhambra
Knights of Columbus
Granada Caravan
Boston
Hugh P. MceNally
Sheik
William H. Mannix
Seneschal
Charlies P. Gavin
Scribe
George Todd
Siren
George T. Fitzgerald
Henry McCue
Saracen
Patrick ‘H. Garten
Shochetim
Thomas ‘B. Pollard
Timothy J. Callahan
Timothy W. Good
Ground Broken at Old South Church Subway Station
Pedestrians watched as workers broke ground on a Washington Street Subway station area beside Old South Church. The space between the office building and church will transform with two hooded entrances, fencing removed, and public access. Construction on Boylston and Winter Street stations starts around May 1, with rapid progress near the New England News Company and a full tunnel completion expected in early 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old South Church
Washington Street
Ter Street
New England News Company
Suburban petitioners press toll cuts as hearings resume
Boston toll dispute heats up as suburban groups demand 10 cent reductions. The highway commissioners hear complaints on promised concessions and consider a public investigation into the telephone monopoly with names of reps to be chosen.
Maine Cities Vote: Democrats Secure Several Mayor Posts
Democrats led in 11 Maine city elections while Republicans lost Mayors in Eastport Ellsworth Bath and Hallowell. Waterville Auburn Rockland saw Republican loss. South Portland Lewiston Saco remained Democratic controlled with Gardiner staying Republican. City Council balance shifted in South Portland Bath and Hallowell as White House oversight continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
John R. Webber
Bath
George E. Hughes
Eastport
Jefferson M. Swett
Ellsworth
Arthur W. Greely
Gardiner
Will C. Atkins
Hallowell
Fred Emery Beane
Lewiston
Frank A. Morey
Rockland
Arnold H. Jones
South Portland
George H. Weeks, Jr
Saco
Harry A. Weymouth
D. D
Waterville
Luther G. Bunker
Portland
Maine
Elsworth
Hearing on Telephone Rates Sees Split Over District Plan
Jamaica Plain petitioners and allied groups press for a flat 5 cent suburban toll, opposing a zone based rate. New England Telephone argues for redistributing rates by distance, while Quincy and other councils demand toll cuts from 10 to 5 cents and reject negotiated compromises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Jamaica Plain
Boston
Citizens’ ‘Trades Associations
Cambridge
Melrose
Wellesley
Quincy
Jamaica Plain Association
Public views favor open hearing on highway commission matter
Boston merchants and industrial leaders urge a public hearing on the telephone issue. Leaders from Tremont Street, the Chamber of Commerce, and various firms advocate an open yet orderly proceeding to keep the public informed while avoiding unnecessary grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Boston
S. A. MacDonnell
Tremont Street
Boston
Charles A. Rogers
Northwestern Milling Co
Chamber of Commerce
Bernard J. Rothwell
Lawrenceburg Roller Mills Co
Highway Commission
Charles Cox
The
Geo. M. Cox Co
Post
Geo. M. Coss
Washburn- Crosby Co
J. W. Fletcher & Sons
Quincy
Original Cold Tablet in White Package Signed by Grove
An advertisement notes only one true Bromo Quinine laxative and warns against similarly named remedies. It identifies the first and original cold tablet as a white package with black and red lettering bearing Z W Grove’s signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. W. Grove
State Board pushes through grange real estate bill
The State Board of Agriculture sped a measure in the House weakening two thirds limits for agricultural societies to sell or mortgage real estate. With many farm reps away at town meetings, the bill passed under suspension of rules after Representative Calvin Coolidge moved to suspend. Secretary Ellsworth defended the measure, calling it necessary.
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State Board of Agriculture
State Board
Grange
Agricultural Society
Ellsworth
Post
Calvin Coolidge
Walter A. Webster
Cole
Fur Collar Lost After Theatre Ride
Mrs. Charles J. Rich, wife of the Hollis Street Theatre acting manager, misplaced a valuable fur collar between the Hollis Street Theatre and Forest Hills car station after attending Man and Superman. The loss, not discovered until the ride home through the Fenway, has not been recovered despite a liberal reward offered by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Street Theatre
Forest Hills
Charles J. Rich
Fenway
Rich
Captain M'Bryan Transferred to Faulkner Hospital
Captain Philip McBryan of the Jamaica Plain station, confined at Seaverns Avenue station with grip for two weeks, was moved to Faulkner Hospital last evening. Late reports said his condition was somewhat improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip McBryan
Jamaica Plain
Seaverns
Avenue
Faulkner Hospital
Silver tribute for retiring Shaw at Arlington Hotel
After the treasury department closed, about 25 high officials visited Secretary Shaw at the Arlington Hotel and presented a large mahogany case containing a two dozen piece silver service set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Department
Shaw
Arlington Hotel
Swamp-Root Proffered As Kidney Remedy in Boston Daily Post Ad
A testimonial from Mire A G Walker of Atlanta praises Swamp-Root for kidney trouble and lists symptoms such as dizziness and headaches. The ad claims kidney disease causes many ailments and offers free samples and a book, urging readers to order from Dr Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Walker
Boulevard Place
Atlanta
Ewe
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Vermont Commissioned in Boston Harbor
The United States battleship Vermont was commissioned in Boston yesterday, becoming the first line of battle ship for New England. Captain Marshall read orders, Lieutenant-Commander Bertolette took command, and the ship was formally hailed with drums, a flag hoist, and a toast to the watchword Dont give up the ship, with a silver service to be presented by the Governor and state dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Vermont
Boston Harbor
New England States
Navy
Marshall
Navy Yard
Bertolette
Potter
Thieves Loot Melrose House of Silverware
At 57 Orient Avenue in Melrose thieves broke in while the Adams family dined downtown. They stole several hundred dollars in jewelry and silverware, including a valuable solid gold watch and chain and all the table silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
C. H. Adams
Orient Avenue
Labor Disputes Over Non-Union Electricians Halt Lexington Hotel Work
Sixty five Boston building tradesmen quit the Lexington Hotel remodel yesterday over non union electricians on site. If not settled today the rest will follow. Union 1410 voted to fund defense with $1 per member. Various unions elected officers and delegates for upcoming regional and state conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades
Lexington Hotel
Carpenters’ District Council
Boston Central Labor Union
Horticultural Hall
Boston & Albany Railroad
Division I
Relief Association
Charles Bennett
Charles Morrow
William Hibbard
Peter F. Dotson
Samuel Mitchell
William Parker
William McKelvie
John J. Brophy
Edward Hughes
George FE. Flynn
Steamfitters’ Union
New England
International Union
Hartford
Jeremiah Harrington
Ent Saunders
Bricklayers’ Union
Masssachusetts
Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers
Fitchburgh
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
Building Trades Section
Joan J. Hynes
John F. Kennedy
E. J. Higgins
Bert Leavett
Insulator and Asbestos Workers’ Union
Boston Building Trades Council
Charles Olsen
William Pearson
Charles Eklund
C. Frank Johnson
John H. Doherty
Peter Mortimer
James Marshall
Dennis PD. Driscoll
A.F. of 1
State Board of Arbitration
Old Home Week plans take shape in Boston meeting
Boston plans a citywide Old Home Week celebration next summer. A general committee of arrangements will be chosen at a Chamber of Commerce meeting next Thursday at 2 PM. An executive committee from various trades will supervise sub committees and event details. Manager Thomas F. Anderson heads preliminaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Thomas F. Anderson
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X-Zeila
X-Zaila Corp
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ISOC
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D. A. R.line
Long
Wwe
Elizabeth Silsbee
Robert & Arthur
Lillian A
Natalie J. Nelson
Conqueror
Manhassett
Flirt A Ee I
M. V. Robinson
T. F. Cromwell
Emelia Enos
F. V. Sylvia
Manomet
Geo, H. Lubee
Margaret Dillon
Geo. E Lane, Jr
Annie Perry
Lillian Ee Eenee
H. F. Knowlton
Shipping News
Hoering
Boylston Street
Win
Old South Meeting House Yard
McClintock
Attorney Hall
Vinson
Dorchester
Edward H. Angier
Abner L. Baker
James F. Burke
Walters. Pinkham
A. F. Schenkelberger
Quincy Citizens’ Association
Hall
Telephone Company
Grange Bill
M’bryan
Marston’s
Hanover St
Uncle Sama
LABOR
Dee Pry
Leeaedd
Ste Desing
Booth’s Hyomei CO
Buffalo, N.Y
Ours, William C. G. Wales
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