Twenty Vessels Reach Wharf as Fish Receipts Hit High
The port reports twenty fishing vessels at the wharf with seven offshore catches and total receipts of 498,500 pounds of mixed fresh fish led by 294,000 pounds haddock and 187,100 pounds cod. Prices rose amid scarcity. Five ocean steamers from England Denmark Sweden Norway and Spain arrived, towing 23 coal barges and 12 schooners delivering 32 000 and 30 000 tons respectively. Minor cargoes include sugar iron pyrites and sisal fiber.
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Progreso
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Shipping News March 23 Mini Almanac Arrivals List
Maritime brief lists arrived steamers with origins and dates, noting vessels such as Nicolai N Dan via Christiania and Dartmouth Eng and Oriel Br via Algiers and Madeira, along with other ships from Seville to Progreso, and tugs and barges aiding coastal ports.
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Maddrell
Calcutta
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Pedro Luis Lacaves
Span
Gonzales
Seville
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Robinson
Progreso
Mex
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Banes
Cuba
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Hawes
Halifax
Boston
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Gloucester
Dizer
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Kennebec
Seifert
Cretan
Briggs
Philadelphia
Dingley
Linscott
Portland
Bangor
Curtis
Winterport
Mass
Prudence
Chandler
Lincoln
Suffolk
Hammond
New Steamer to Be Christened Bunker Hill
The New England Navigation Company will launch a steamer named Bunker Hill in Philadelphia on Tuesday. Miss Rose Fitzgerald will christen the vessel and choose the name, traveling with her father to the Quaker City on Monday. A large delegation of Bostonians will attend the ceremony.
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Philadelphia
Rose Fitzgerald
Vatican Denies Plans to Publish Paris Seizure Documents
Rome March 22 The Vatican emphatically denies a European report that it intends to publish the text of documents seized at the papal nunciature in Paris to forestall publication by the French government.
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Rome
Europe
Paris
Hiram Goff Ends Life After Three Attempts
In Catskill New York Hiram Goff committed suicide at his boardinghouse tonight by taking oxalic acid after two prior failed attempts. The death occurred at the hotel where he boarded. Authorities reported no further details.
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Catskill
N. Y
Hiram Goff
General strike in Paris supports weekly rest law
Paris dispatch reports the Federated Union of Employees of dealers in all kinds of foodstuffs meat and vegetables today decided on a general strike to enforce the weekly rest day law. The action aims to compel compliance with the rest day provision across food trade shops and markets in the city.
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The Snow Man Extended at Majestic Theatre
Theatre gossip notes extended engagement for The Snow Man at Majestic Theatre delaying New York transfer. Brown of Harvard shifts to April 8, with Dream City and The Magic Knight coming to Colonial next week. Cecilia Loftus and Maurice Farkon appear. Handel Belshazzar planned for Easter.
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Otis Harlan
Will T. Hodge
Hollis Street
William Gillette
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Mildred Elsa
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Testimonial Benefit for Henry Clay Barnabee in Boston
Boston Theatre overflowed yesterday for a testimonial honoring veteran comedian Henry Clay Barnabee. The program featured top city attractions plus Marketmen's Relief Association performing Saffo in Black. Mayor Fitzgerald praised Barnabee and presented a substantial subscription check as receipts neared three thousand dollars.
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Henry Clay Barnabee
Barnabee
Saffo
Marketmen’s Relief Association
Fitzgerald
Mr. Barnabee
Burton Holmes Returns to Boston with Cairo Travelogue
After a 15 month absence Burton Holmes came back to Tremont Temple Boston last evening and opened a series of travelogues about Cairo. The program began with a motion picture of a mid winter storm at sea illustrating the concept of a disturbance.
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Burton Holmes
Tremont Temple
Cairo
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