Boston Harbor Fleet Reports Record Imports as Vessels Arrive
The latest arrivals at Boston’s wharves show 27 fares on nine vessels at T Wharf with two heavy halibut trips. The Romance led with 95 000 pounds of haddock and cod on a Georges Bank trip, while groundfish totals reached 571 600 pounds including haddock and cod. Other ships reported halibut hauls of 25 000 pounds on three-week trips, and imports for the week ending March 19 totaled 3 069 778 dollars, with exports down from last year. A number of liners are delayed by westerly gales, and salvage work proceeds on the sunken Horatio Hall at Pollock Rip Slue.
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T Whrunday
Yester
William Cochran
the Georges
Sylvia M. Nunan
Richard J. Nunan
Reliance
Hope
Mary T. Fallon
Cod
Waldo I
Stream
Preceptor
T Wharf
Frank Stream
Cape Ann
Fred Upshall
Quero Bank
Boston
New York
White Star
Canopiec
Mediterranean
Azores
Manitou
Red Star Line
Antwerp
Newport News
Frontenac
Emery Fleet
Coombs
Virginia
Nor’wester
Eleanor A. Percy
Harwood Palmer
Horatio Hall
Vineyard Haven
Frederica Schepp
NewLondon
Viequez
P. R
Norfolk
Shepp
Gilbert Transportation Company
Nantucket Sho
Shipping News Arrival and Sailing of Steamers and Tugs
The list records arrivals and clearances of numerous steamers and tugs at Newport News and surrounding ports. Vessels such as Louisburg Paris, Nacoochee, Onondaga, and Easton tow barges, with multiple schooners and brigs sailing or cleared for destinations like Savannah, Philadelphia, and New York. Frequencies of departures include Wind NW and routes to Baltimore, Gloucester, and Boothbay with various towing duties and barge movements.
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Louisburg
Marsters
Woutsburg
C. B
Bay View
Cummings
Newport News
Nacoochee
Burroughs
Savannah
Onondaga
Chichester
Jacksonville
Brunswick
Charleston
Ontario
March
Baltimore
Eureka
Plummer
Philadelphia
Easton
Brockton
Teaser
Calhoun
Reading
Chas. H. Sprague
Lawler
Gloucester
Joshua Lovett
Natty
New York
Bessie
Carteret
N. J
Tacony
Wallace
Portland
Newburgh
Psoll
McGoldrick
Boothbay
Nanticoke
Newport
R. I
Nellie
Swim
Lynn
Hoboken
Francis C. Hersey
Baker
Beechwood
Georges Creek
Easter
Beverly
Mass
C. C. Co
Harry Prescott
Petranich
Fannie & Fay
Parsons
South Amboy
Salem
Fred B. Balano
Hallowell
Calais
Abbie & Eva Hooper
Richardson
St. John
N. B
Wind
Wayne
Shamokin
Concord
Foster and Thaxter
Cto
Lansford
Elizabethport
Newby
Devon
So Amboy
Haverford
Bayonne
Veaser
H. Sprague
George P. Tudson
Francis J. O'Hara
Sadie Ross
Senator Root Takes Floor in Senate for First Time
Senator Root, newly seated, spoke on the Senate floor for the first time presenting several petitions. Senator Frye, president pro tempore, recognized him as "the Senator from Pennsylvania" causing brief laughter before correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Root
United States
Frye
New York
Pennsylvania
Emia Laughter
Strikes and Government Clash in Paris Postal Dispute
The Chamber of Deputies votes 345 to 188 to back the government on the postal strike. Militant leaders press for Simyan’s dismissal and a public confession of defeat, threatening a revolutionary strike if demands are not met. Political opponents seize the crisis, while Nationalist M. Gauthier taunts Radicals over rising power. The Journal des Debats calls the outcome a triumph for revolutionary unionism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Simyan
M. Simyan
M. Gauthier
Journal Des Debats
Daytona Beach Set for Seventh Annual Automobile Tournament
L Yton a Fla March 22 Everything s in readiness for the opening tomorrow of the seventh annual automobile tournament and races Motorcar motorcycles bicycle and aeroplane speed trials and races are anticipated The wind shifted last night to a stiff northeast breeze but the ocean course remains in excellent racing condition Carl L Bates plans a beach trial flight with his own aeroplane but unfavorable wind cancels the attempt
Harvard Track Squad Opens Spring Practice at Soldiers Field
More than 100 Harvard track candidates reported for spring practice on Soldiers Field. The track was soft and a cold wind limited work as runners completed laps. Captain Rand and the relay team were absent after a long winter season. Late-winter runners will resume later this week. Workmen repair frost-damaged track, needing several weeks to reach full condition.
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Harvard
Rand
Cornell Crew Chooses First Training Boat and Crew
Ithaca N Y March 22 Coach Charles E Courtney named the first group at the crew training table and moved spring practice to Cayuga Wake inlet. The list includes Weed Kelley Sanger Day Names Z Simson Aitchson Sutton Clark Backus Horton Stevens Beyea Hollister Seagreaves Wurst Bullen Cradford Lafferty and the first four oared crew Bow Bullen Wurst Laf ferty Crawford. Also Walder 1907 Captain Barney O Rourke and A H Hutchinson 09 named to next year’s football coaching staff.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Charles E. Courtney
Cayuga Wake Inlet
Weed
Kelley
Sanger
Day
Names
Z. Simson
Aitchson
Sutton
Clark
Backus
Horton
Stevens
Beyea
Hollister
Seagreaves
Wurst
Bullen
Cradford
Lafferty
Courtney
Bow
Crawford
Walder
Barney O'Rourke
A. H. Hutchinson
Cambridge Stations Ruling by Railroad Commissioners
The railroad commissioners ruled on the Cambridge Main Street subway stations denying the Sixth Street site and approving Harvard square as the terminal. Central square exits and approaches were found not suitable or convenient, while Harvard square and its approaches were approved.
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Boston
Cambridge
Main Street
Harvard Square
Central Square
Kendall Square
Sixth Street
Lumber official killed at Pine Bluff mill
A lumber company executive, D. H. Du, was shot and killed at the Bluff City mill. John Hank surrendered to authorities in Pine Bluff, Arkansas, after the incident occurred on March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Day
Master
Mec Lumber Company
D. H. du
Ark
John Hank
Bluff City
Nean
Risom
Harvard Deliberates on Basketball Fate Amid Freshman Schedule
Harvard’s athletic committee met with no basketball decision disclosed. The panel approved freshman baseball games across May and June and named managers for the freshman crews. A silver cup for sprinters was accepted, and a rule allowed upperclass crew winners to race Worcester High School. The rifle team was barred from the national tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Athletic Committee
Milton Academy
Cambridge
Exeter
Pomfret
Hotchkiss
Lakeville
Conn
Andover
Brown
Yala
New Haven
Cornell
St. Georges
Newport
Yale
R. Lowell
C. Amory
D. Rice
S. H. Bowles
Lawrence P. Dodge
Worcester High School
Harvard
Believer Predicts Nonstop Car Will Surpass Record
Charles Goldthwait says the car will travel the full 10 000 miles without engine stoppage and reports the engine running better than at any time. He has driven several hundred miles and notes 2000 miles covered in the hardest stretch toward beating the 3500 mile Maxwell record. Independent observers praise the car’s smooth performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles Goldthwait
Goldthwait
Maxwell
Worcester
Woburn Pin Boys Challenge Statewide Bowling
A Woburn bowling team of pin boys from Flanders' Alleys on Main Street, Woburn Massachusetts, averages 16 years of age and will defend its Massachusetts title for fun money or marbles. Challenges to Mr H L Child manager at Flanders' Alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanders
Main Street
Woburn
Boston
Massachusetts
H. Ll. Child
Flanders’ Alleys
Mass
Athletic Night at St Alphonsus A A
Tomorrow evening the St Alphonsus A A will stage its semi annual athletic night at the Roxbury clubhouse on Smith street rather than the gym. The card features prominent city boxers including the Sullivan twins and Al Delmont with wrestling bouts and a gymnastic exhibition.
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St. Alphonsus A. A
Smith Street
Roxbury
Sullivan Twins
al Delmont
Boston’s Leading Dance Schools Offer Summer Lessons
Multiple ads from Boston studios advertise dance instruction at Masters Arcade Hall and other locations. Listings promote beginners and advanced classes, private lessons daily, reduced rates, and summer access with circulars and contact details for Prof and Mrs Wienemann, Bay State, Stokens, and Prof Slyb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcade Hall
Wmeinemann
Tremont St
Stoken
Prof
Slyb
Eall
Pianos Wanted in All Cash Deal
Piano wanted for cash N 82 Post advert seeks a grand or upright piano in good condition with a low price. Cash buyer offers prompt payment and quick pickup.
Boston Schoolhouse Contract Proposals for Electrical System
The Schoolhouse Commissioners invite bids to install electrical system at Longfellow School Roslindale Boston Mass with $1000 bond. Proposals must be at 120 Boylston Street before 12 PM Monday March 29 1909 with $500 certified check. The city may reject bids and favor unions. bids read publicly.
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City OF
Boston
Widder
Office
the Park Commissioners
Pemberton Square
S. P. Sharples
Charles Ek
S.tratton
James M. Prendergast
Daniel H. Coakley
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Metropolitan Park Commission
Charles River Reservation
Arsenal St
North Beacon St
Watertown
Beacon A. Beaton
Mass
Engineering Department
Beacon St
Commonwealth
William B. DE Las Casas
Edwin A. Curtis
David N. Skillings
Ellerton P. Whitney
Everett
C. Benton
John R. Rablin
Longfellow School
Yewlett Streets
Roslindale
Boylston Street
Trades Unions
R. Clipston Sturgis
James BR. Noyes Tilton
BELL
Commissioners
Clu-2
Beacon Hill
Cambridge
B. Leighton Beal
Csklokisk3o
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Haddock
Cool Hake
Pollock
Margaret Dillon
Mortis H. Perry
Clara G. Silva
Ene Harmony
Jessie Costa
Robert & Arthur
J Nunan
Sadie M
Sylvie M Nunan
Seaconnet
Ida S
Brooks
Tecumseh
W. P. Goulart
W. M
Goodspeed
Shipping News
Tuz North
Daytona Beach
ST. Alphonsus
A. A
Marketmen’s League
Adams Square
Boston Beef
Green &Eee
J. KF. Clark & Co
Chapin, Adams Co
Park Sausage
J. C. Swift
EB. W. Sprague
Central Market
Eee Eee
N. B. Bioms Cts
Ew Nee
D. Cressey Os
Newspaper League
Ac&ms
Globe Eset Eeetseseesass
Eeeweereee
Ses Cove
Vo Rao
Bowdoin Square
W. M. Lowney Co
Richards & Co
Bicknell Fuller Box Co
Twee
New England Screw Co
Sca Ee
ST. Augustine’s Y. M. C
Newmans Eee
Old Colony
Pinkham Rene Cee
Broadway
Elite League
Bucias Reise'sa A Esie Suse E.e
Marliave
Eis
BAY State
Washington St
Evere
Mason Financial
Mason Financial Co
Milk St
Workingmen’s Bank
Kilby Investment Co
Kilby St
Boston Finance CO
Court St
Employees Discount Co
Square
S. R. Briggs Co
Wash’n St
D. H. Tolman
Devonshire St
Mcnamara
Opp
P. O
d&Sutt
H. Ellwood
Briggs & May
Ames
Planos
H. van Dam
H. B. Whali
Cvimermoergl, Craerat
Geh Windocun Ae Get &Kudsiness
P. D
Washington Et
Post
Bath
Gledhill Ave
Main St
Charlestown
Mafia
Typewriter Exchange
Remingtons
IL. J. Peabody
Wellington
Spizer & CO
Billerica St
LL. Hoffman
Leverett St
Stantford St
Green St
J. S. Round & CO
Tlenox Jewelry CO
State House
Committee On Public Service
Boston Fire
Atk Dison Malley
Clifford H. Dickson
A. J. Hall
Wuntington Ave
Chickering
Steinway, Hallet & Davis
Connell
Prof. Berry
Blue Hill Ave
McPhal and
Emerson
Steinway, Chickering
Miller
Broad St
Whitman CO
Dorrance St
Sullivan Sq
Saxonia
Ivernia
Queenstown
Gibraltar
Genoa
Naples
Adriatic
Pannonia
Slavonia
Carpathia
The
Cunard Co
Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd
State St
Eastern Steamship CO
Bangor
Foster’s
Rockland
Bucksport
Winterport
Bar Harbor
Bine Hill
UNION
International Division
Union Wharf
Eastport
Lubee
Merchants & Miners Transportation CO
Fiske Wharf
Hanover St
Battery Wharf
Balto
C. H. Maynard
Dominion Atlantic By.s.s. Line
Maritime Provinces
Newfoundland
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
Long Wharf
Foot State St
J. Fr. Masters
N. E
Merchants & Miners
Clyde
Cuba
Jamaica
Bermuda
West Indies
Europe
Beekman Tourist Company
Liverpool
Sagamore
Hoosac Tunnel
Warren & CO
Thomas J. Flynn & Co
Essex Street
Astrology
J. D. Redfern
Boylston St
Colonial Theatre
dexSuff
Annie Joyce
World Sales CO
South St
Milford
N. H
United
Wash. St
Am.ie
Model Cloak CO
Tremont
Wall Paper
Stamford St
Village Grammar School
W. Connell
Hough's Neck
W. A. Dunham
Water St
Head Harbor
Campobello Ind
Bay of Bundy
Quoddy River
Daniel McLaughlin
Campobello Isd
Char. Co
Can
WM. H. Carter
Carot Corner
Lawrence Eet
Spring’ St
Stoneham
Medford St
Tremont and
Dartmouth Sts
New England
Marks & Chester
Dudley St
Guildrow
Rox
Transfer Station
Max Keezer
Bow St
Jordan Marsh Co
Hae Catarit
W. A. Hawkins
Thos. Hawley
Hawley Engineering School
Huntingtos Ave
Edward A. Walker
Lincoln Ave
Cliftondale
Railway Association
South Station
Dewey Square
W. Starling Burgess Co., Ltd
Marblehead
U. S. Marine Corps
Haverhill St
James Coyne
M. E
Franklin Institute
Rochester
Boston School OF Telegraphy
the Post
River St
Back Bay
Charles St
MOO Amusement CO
Dih Noteo Sn
Hasterville
Seas
New Britain
Carpenters
M. Watson
J. Keezer
Np Mesgene
ROY & BE
REID
T Trigal Bureau
Lselelel
Collins
Alberts
Washingtons
Frnie
Eastern Automobile Exchange
SuToTh
Arts and Crafts
Park St
Frederick R. Tibbitts
Congress St
Tost
Amer. Express Co
Franklin St
Ye‘ward
Bosworth St
Lady’s
Houghton & Dutton
Gainsboro St
Huntington Ave
Medford
Crescent Beach
Orient
Lady’s Fold
South
Catherine F. Crowley
T. J. Curley
Medford At
Major
Calvary St
Waltham
High & Hoyt
Summer ST
Clapp & Walker Independent
Portland St. Hay
d&Su-it
Taylor’s
Yerxa
Central Sq
Mtuwthi
Compton and Tremont Sts
Oagtle Sq
Bowdoin Sq
Cambridge St
Warren St
Somerville Ave
Somerville
Singer
Shorey
Notari
U. S. Mer
Col. Ag’y
Bee's
Wanover
Blackstone
Youlden, Smith & Hopkins
Atlantis
Mansfield Clairvoyant
Elmer Mansfield
Mansfield
Opp. Public Library
Keith
Ave
E. Francis
Pleasant St
Suffolk
Summer Street
Joseph P. Silsby
George D. T. Ordway
Tohn A. Ordway
Annie L. O. Franklin
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