Seminole Transfers to North Carolina Station
The revenue cutter Seminole under Captain Rogers is reassigned to the North Carolina station after commendable service during the Massachusetts blizzard. Algonquin replaces Seminole, and Gresham shifts from New York to New London to fill Algonquin’s post. The Seminole was reported at Portland yesterday during its eastward cruise.
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Rogers
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Gresham
New York
New London
Portland
U. 8S. Revenue Cutter
Fleet unloads large haddock and cod catches at Gloucester docks
Saturday’s fishing fleet reported 696,300 pounds of fresh fish across 26 vessels, led by Dictator with 65,000 pounds haddock and cod and Regis with 110,000 pounds cod, all heading to Gloucester to discharge. Prices slipped from earlier in the month as supply rose, with haddock at 13-4 to 2 cents offshore and 8 to 31-4 cents shore, cod at 81-4 cents large and 21-4 cents market, hake and pollock at 33-4 cents, and halibut at 15 cents. Additional arrivals included steamer Vizcaina and Canopie, while various liners reached Rotterdam and Liverpool as shipments and charters continue. Total Atlantic apple shipments last week reached 51,918 barrels.
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Regis
Jubilee
Gloucester
Haddock
Benjamin F. Phillips
Rose Cabral
Alcina
Frank Monroe
Philip Manta
Dixie
Bismarck
Eva dAvina
Sarah
Olivia Sears
Malicia
Enos
Quartette
Defender
al Melvin
William BE. Cleary
Lert Baker
Vizcaina
D. MacArthur
Cardenas
Havana
Fort Point Channel
American Sugar Refining Company
Boston
White Star
Canopie
Gibraltar
Algiers
Genoa
Naples
Alexandria
Rotterdam
Liverpool
L. P. Holmblad
Copenhagen
Laconia
Morrison
Gold Coast
Africa
State of Texas
Tyler
Buenos Ayres
Atlantic
Shipping News Mini Almanac March 22 Almanac
Shipping items list arrivals and clearances of steamers and tugs with cargoes and destinations, including Avalon, Rasmussen, Sama, Cuba, Nov., and others bound for Havana, Cuba, and New York. Numerous barges and schooners accompany the ships, detailing ports such as Norfolk, Portsmouth, Philadelphia, and Portland, with cargoes like bananas and sugar.
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Avalon
Rasmussen
Sama
Cuba
W. W
W. W. & ©. R. Noyes, Vizcarina (Br
McArthur
Cardenas
Havana
Chattahoochee
Burroughs
Savannah
State of Texas
Tyler
Baltimore
Norfolk
el Paso
Patten
New York
Edward Luckenbach
Betts
Frank Pendleton
Independent
West Point
Cheektowaga
Wentworth
Perth Amboy
Boston
Budget
Astral
Lennon
Bayonne
N. J
S. C. Co
Walter A. Luckenbach
Daley
General Knox
Coal King
Sea King
Morix
Philadelphia
Powell
East
Newburyport
Savage
Hand
Co. C. Co
Portsmouth
N. H
Portland
Murvill
Kelly
Newport News
Emilie
Gwennie
Hugh Joln
Lohues
Tralifax
George W. Jordan
Holden
Port Reading
Annie
Reuben
Roberts
Stonington
Gatherer
Brocklebank
F. A. Smith
Barnes
Ipswich
Anderson
Cto
Multnomah
Pierce
George R. Bradford
Littlefield
Merbert
Perkins
Albert Baldwin
Cape Ann
Gibara
Dominion
Louisburg
C. B
Nicolai
Senator Gove Recovers From Blood Poisoning
Otis M. Gove, seated at Waltham Hospital, has recovered from blood poisoning and is out of danger the authorities report. He will be moved to his home in a few days. The update comes from hospital officials in Waltham on March 21.
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Waltham
Otis M. Gove
Waltham Hospital
Finery Stolen Arrest in Chelsea Department Store
Edith Webster and Jennie G Connor of 532 Broadway Chelsea were arrested in a downtown department store by Inspectors Hardman and Armstrong. Charged with shoplifting silk waists fine gloves and other expensive wearing apparel were found on them. They maintained smiles while questioned in the detectives office.
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Edith Webster
Jennie G. Connor
Broadway
Chelsea
Hardman
Armstrong
Inauguration of Four-Year Course Favored by Faculty
The country will inaugurate a four-year course and the faculty believes the school’s higher standing will offset a temporary drop in enrollment.
Savage sermon condemns churchgoers selfish duty critique
New York March 21 Thousands of people are urged to rethink religious duty by Rev. Dr. Minot J. Savage formerly of Boston. He criticizes churchgoers who attend only because they enjoy the service or minister and calls it lazy selfishness. He also questions Unitarian parental aims in education and warns persecution persists against open Unitarian positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minot J. Savage
Boston
Arrested for Theft of Tools at Trimont Manufacturing
Six-foot-two Michael F. Donnelly, homeless, tangled with three inspectors from Chief Watts after being arrested for wholesale larceny of wrenches and machine tools from Trimont Manufacturing Co. on Amory Street. He drove for the firm and had been suspected for missing bundles. about $75 worth of goods were recovered from stores and pawn shops where he is said to have disposed of them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael F. Donnelly
Watts
Trimont Manufacturing Company
Amory Street
Donnelly
Baby boy born at Bauer home in Lynn
In Lynn on March 21 a baby boy weighing 11 pounds arrived at the home of Mr. R S Bauer the well known newsdealer. Mother and child are reported doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
R.S. Bauer
Scranton Benefited by Lackawanna Rail Expenditures
The Lackawanna railroad poured nearly 1 million dollars into Scranton area improvements last year. Keyser Valley shops near completion will boost repair efficiency and enable cost favorable new equipment. Coal department upgrades totaled 330 thousand with electric hoisting and boiler plant additions across collieries.
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Scranton
Penn
Lackawanna Railroad
Keyser Valley
Lackawanna’s Coal Department
Miss Addams on Trade Unions in Chickering Hall
Miss Jane Addams of Chicago spoke at a Dennison House event in Chickering Hall on Tyler Street. She condemned political and business corruption within unions and urged elevating union standards above politicians while citing a Chicago street railway bribery scandal as an example.
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Jane Addams
Chicago
Chickering Hall
Dennison House
Tyler Street
Miss Addams
H. 8. Dudley
Club to Aid Timid Maids in West Philadelphia
Philadelphia March 21. The Mamma's Club provided escorts for women in West Philadelphia churches on Sunday evening. Escorts were offered to any woman by writing to Ogden Hall, Sixtieth and Naudain streets. So many applications arrived that club president Robert Dougherty struggled to assign members.
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Philadelphia
Mamma’s Club
Mormon Boys Oppose Elders
Salt Lake Utah March 21 Young Morm ons across Utah unite to enforce pledges made when Utah joined the sisterhood of States. About 500 young men in the movement demand polygamy abandonment by high church officers or they will leave the church at the Saints general conference next month.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Sisterhood of States
Mormon Church
General Conference of the Saints
Tufts Dental School Enrollments Shrink to 185
In Medford on March 21 the Tufts College dental school reports 185 students this year, down from 197 last year after introducing the new four year course. The annual catalogue was issued today noting the reduced roll.
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Medford
Tufts College Dental School
Tufts
Gallagher Aims to Be City Forester in Boston
William H. Doogue faces another confirmation fight for the Boston public grounds post. John Gallagher, Ward 16 worker and horticultural expert, recently resigned after a dispute and now leads a campaign backed by Democrats and Ward 16 leader Malachi Jennings. The mayor’s stance likely decides Gallagher’s fate as aldermen review appointments in May.
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William H. Doogue
Boston
Doogue
Malach L. Jennings
Democratic City Committee
Gallagher
Jennings
Collins
Board of Aldermen
Bresnahan
South Boston
Crocker
Flat Worker Charged in Dudley Street Burglary
Leslie P. Dliston, thought to be part of a gang of flat workers targeting the South End and Back Bay, was captured by Special Officer Kilday after entering the house at 50 Dudley Street Sunday night. Police seek details on Hilton and other recent activities. Dliston was found with items identified as stolen property.
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Dudley Street
South End
Back Bay
Leslie P
Dliston
Kilday
Hilton
Amendments to Good Freight Brakemen Bill Considered
Three amendments were offered in the House yesterday. Consideration postponed until tomorrow. Hayes proposed adding a clause allowing the Railroad Commissioners to authorize trains to run with fewer than three brakemen for good cause. Quinn and Seward offered alternative amendments shifting authority to commissioners and imposing a $100 fine on brakemen if they abandon a train.
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Hayes
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Quinn
Boston
Seward
Watertown
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