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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1901

Page

9

The Best Health Habit Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted

An advertising piece urges forming a habit of good digestion through Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It credits after meal use for a weak stomach, touts natural digestives without cathartic effects, and claims improved digestion for fifty cents a box.

Stuart

Saxonia Arrives in Boston After Prolonged Docking

The Cunarder Saxonia under Captain Pritchard reached East Boston at 10 45 AM after a lengthy docking in heavy southwest gale and strong flood tide. Five tugs faced the port quarter with the stern swinging upstream and the pier finally secured by two bow hawsers. Saloon passengers listed include Mrs Harry Bloomfield Miss Lydia Bloomfield and Rev M O'Brien among others.

Pritchard Boston Pallas Zetes Diane Juno James Woolley Annie Lewis Eastern Railroad Harry Bloomfield Lydia Bloomfiel J. M. Galvin Galvin A. J. King L. W. Lawton George & Morrill

Water Front Skippers Take Charge of Incoming Steamers

Captain George W. Latin and his youthful pilots proved their prowess as skippers by handling six large steamers approaching the port. Vessels from Europe, including the Allan liner Co r from Glasgow, arrived or were in transit as fish prices and market activity surged at T Wharf and Gloucester. Fishing fleets, coal barges, and related vessels crowded the piers as 2.5 million pounds of fresh fish were landed, with Haddock, cod, and pollock levels noted and crews aided by Clyde Line generosity after a wrecked schooner incident.

George W. Latin Hesper Europe Allan Cor Asgow Lawler Sheehan Smith T Wharf Agnes Olga Iene Gorae Rienz Saivonia Bertha M. Miller Haddock McDonald Mattie A. Franklin Cape Romaine Governor Ames Piedmont Shawanese Gladiator Alusing Cheektowaga Paoli Concord Nottingham Bostonian London Glouceste Eine Gloucester East Boe Hartford Berbor

Cap tain Whalens Schooners Meet Powers In Summer Regatta

Captain Powers of East Boston宣布 entering two clipper schooners in a summer regatta. Captain Sylvester Whalen, former North End, counters with two fast ships Mary A Whalen and Frances Whalen. Gloucester plans five fast boats to join, raising stakes and rivalries.

Mary A Frances Whalen Powers East Boston Sylvester Whalen North End Mary G. Powers Mary A. Whalen South Channel T Wharf Captain Powers Whalen Boston Gloucester Lee

Shipping in heavy weather delays port movements at New England

Heavy seas force New York bound ships to withdraw to Province Town and delay arrivals. Four fishing crews fall into the dock at T wharf and are rescued. Governor Dingley arrives from Portland while Tremont goes to Gloucester en route to India Wharf. Dominion liner New England may be delayed by southeast gale. Tug Joseph W. Ross sets a new record by aiding six fishing schooners in 48 hours. Constellation misreported movements. yacht to be towed from Beverly for overhaul before heading to Bermuda. Harbor rules curb piling removal as D D Kelly must avoid striking floating log. Barkentine Mabel I Meyers towed in. Hila J Storer still berthed Bermuda bound. The Landsman.

New York Provincetown T Wharf Cantals Joseph W. Ross Constellation Beverly Metropolis Bermuda William Brittain Ariel Bragdon Boston D. D. Kelly Gray Barkentine Mabel I. Meyers C. N. Meyers Nathaniel P. Doane Roger Sears Hila J. Storer Fernandina Trust OF “Tr. I

Shipping News Miniature Almanac March 2

The update lists arrivals and clearances of ships including Saxonia from Liverpool with 687 steerage and others like Corean, City of Gloucester, Mabel Meyers, Bushlight, and Silver Wave. Mentions anchorage at Nantasket Roads and sailings to New York Philadelphia and Norfolk with barges and tug Concord.

Saxonia Pritchard Liverpool Queenstown Alex. Martin Corean Stewart Glasgow H. & A. Allan Halifax Pye Boston Anwood Prince Genies McKinnon Yarmouth City of Gloucester Ober United States Hartford New York Bostonian London Cumberland St. John Nortland Eastport Nantucket Baltimore Norfolk Parthian Phila James Whitney Hermanter Old Dominion Newport News Pleiades Concord Philadelphia Bala Dunlo Oxford Nantasket Roads Atcottsville Silver Brook Harrisburg Salem Shawmont Nantasket Lewis H. Goward

Faneuil Street Brooks Street Construction Ordered

The street commissioners approve Brooks Street construction in Faneuil with a $62,000 estimate for a stretch just under 300 feet. Residents have pressed for a decade and Albany Railroad's bridge remains a landmark. Superintendent Wheeler will speed work upon receiving the order.

Brooks Street Faneuil Albany Railroad Company Wheeler

J Nineteenth Century Court Docket Highlights Colossal Suits

The docket lists multiple Boston cases with verdicts for defendants in collisions and injuries from streetcars and carts. Notable entries include Jennie Parker versus Boston Elevated Railroad Company and W. E. Parker versus the same, plus G. B. Bere versus J. B. McAleer and others. A separate session covers land-taking suits in Dorchester and a jury verdict in a horse injury case. The Supreme Equity Court denies a petition to restrain poor debtor proceedings pending vacation of judgment.

M. F. Ie Fondant F. Dickinson, Jr Richardson Jennie Parker Boston Elevated Railroad Company W. E. Parker Orlaintiff E. P. Saltonstall G. B. Bere J. B. McAleer Same Laintiff Prentiss Street H. P. Wn KE. E. Grinnell W. J. Harney Charles Linehan Temple Place S. A. Fisher E. O. Shephard T. H. Buttimer Gaskill J. E. Wilber Camelia Whitridge Mary Madigan Martha Palmer Dorchester Sonth J. W. R Geath P. B. Watson C. F. Choate, Jr Stevens D. H. Coakley Estelle Meyer J. Cummings L—A New Hampshire A. P. French J. H. Muhy Mason B. F. Atkinson F. R. Tibbetts Arthur Atkinson Foster & Bennett R. R. Gilman Whipple Sears & Ogden

Doctor Petluck on Trial in Attempted Fire at Leverett Street

Dr. Joseph Petluck of the West End faced trial in Superior Criminal Court for allegedly attempting to burn his drug store on Leverett Street New Year’s Day. Fire officials testified to multiple burnings found at the site and a witness saw a man leaving the store before the blaze. Petluck denied starting the fire, claiming he was at Odd Fellows Hall for a weddin.

Joseph Petluck West End Superior Criminal Court Leverett Street Cae Smith John O'Connell Petluck Odd Fellows

Judge Aldrich Denies Hearing On Injunction Request

A U S Circuit Court session was to hear a motion for a preliminary injunction and a motion to dissolve a restraining order in the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York versus Lydia Pearson executrix of J C Pearson. After an hour of conference with counsel, the judge did not sit for the hearing.

United States Circuit Court Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York Lydia Pearson J C. Pearson Pratt Cotre Haatene Aldrich Pearson

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