Fish at T wharf report mixes weights and prices
Eight fish fares at T wharf recorded a total of 008 pounds of mixed fresh fish with haddock dominating the load. Haddock sold at 43-4 cents, cod at 1-2 cents, and pollock at 31-2 cents per pound as light receipts pushed prices up. The Thomas S Gorton and the Matchless were among vessels with haddock and scred haddock aboard.
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T Wharf
Thomas S$. Gorton
Matiana
Haddock
Shipping News Mini Almanac March 25
Summary of sun and moon timings with high and rise tides for the day, followed by arrivals and departures of steamers and schooners. It lists ships arriving from Antwerp Copenhagen Cuba and more, cleared for Hull Norfolk Philadelphia and other ports, plus towing barges and movements in and out of Nantasket Roads.
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Manitou
Pollard
Antwerp
Pennsylvania
Can
Gotsche
Copenhagen
Silvia
Ferguson
Banes
Cuba
Dominion
Norcott
Louisburg
C. B
Kershaw
Bond
Baltimore
Newport News
Indian
Thacher
Philadelphia
Bunker Hill
Healy
New York
Herman Winter
Crowell
Cto
Ransom BK
Fuller
Streat
Portland
City of
Conewagl
Flaxtang
Salem
Neponset
Sears
Bay View
Mass
Wyoming
McGoldrick
Perth Amboy
Black Bird
Black Mountain
Buffalo
Toronto
Hull
Eng
Norfolk
Willian VP
Hood
Washington
D. C
Cymric
Liverpool
Queenstown
Arkansas
Dan
Matoppo
Bro
Boston
Juniata
Western
Guttenburg
N. J
Metacomet
Ellenville
Sidney
James Woolley
Hammond
Scituate
Teaser
Charles II
Pritchard
Lynn
New Bedford
West Virginia
Sm All River
Delaware
Gettysburg
Corbin
Portsmouth
Macungsie
Neshamings
Shawmont
Carlisle
Paxtang
Conewago
Beechwood
Pacopson
Richardson
Lime-Fired Schooner Herman T. Kimball Stripped
The schooner Herman T. Kimball off Portsmouth has been stripped of fittings after a weeklong lime fire. Salvage crews fear extensive damage as lime may breach the hull in days, with the vessel carrying a heavy lime cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H1
Herman T. Kimball
Boston Port Slump Highlights 1908 Foreign Trade Loss
The Boston Chamber of Commerce reports a 1908 foreign trade loss of 54.5 million dollars, dropping Boston from second to fourth in total commerce. Imports fell 84.3 million while exports dropped 20.3 million, with rail port differentials blamed for ongoing injustice and hurt to trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Boston
New York
Burnham Bennett Co Refuses Composition Offer
Henry C Long, on behalf of Daniel N Miers a New York attorney and creditor seeks to reverse Burnham Bennett Co bankruptcy court action Miers claims 10000 debt assigned by David N Haynes was not listed and that notification of the 40 percent composition offer did not arrive before court confirmation in United States district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnham, Bennett & Co
State Street
United States District Courts
Henry C. Long
Daniel N. Miers
New York
Miers
David N. Haynes
Burnham
Smuggling by mail eyed after seizures on Savoie voyage
Treasury and State Department officials investigate claims that laces and gold rings seized by customs at New York on the French line steamer Savoie were sent as mail to the French consulate. The inquiry aims to stop a recurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
State Department
New York
Savoie
Cox & Green Schooner Sold for 5000 at Boston Bid
Portsmouth reports the schooner Cox and Green sold at auction after a debt libel. David W Simp son of Boston won with a 5000 bid and plans to place the vessel in the provincial lumber trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Cox & Green
David W. Simpson
Boston
Shoe firms fined for 58 hour law violation in Lynn court
Four shoe firms were fined 50 each in Lynn police court for breaches of the 58 hour law for women workers. Foremen Elmer Torest and Arthur La Croix faced charges over posting notices of hours, while Harry Brackett and Edward H. Lake were accused of permitting women to work beyond the limit. Defendants pleaded no contest and paid the fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Iuynn Peclice
Elmer Torest
Wiliam & Clark Shoe Company
Arthur la Croix
A. M. Creighton Shoe Company
Harry Brackett
Brophy Brothers
Edward H. Lake
Watson Shoe Company
Boston Theatre Show Roundup Signals Busy Spring
Theatre gossip notes busy season with Gillette and Samson at Hollis Majestic Eddie Foy as Hamlet at the Majestic and strong advance sales for The Servant in the House at Tremont. Kits include Kitty Grey Girls of Gottenberg Peggy Mahree and more with London suffrage films and Roosevelt era programings at Tremont Temple and Theatre Comique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gillette
Samson
Hollis
Eddie Foy
Hamlet
Majestic
Tremont
Kitty Grey
Gottenberg
Colonial
Peggy Mahree
Park Theatre
William H. Crane
W. D. Andreas
Park
Rita Maria
Twentieth Century Club
Boston Theatre
Harlem Place
Washington Street
Manhattan Grand Opera Company
Hyde Park
London
R. G. Knowles
Tremont Temple
Knowles
Missing Ferry Report Prompts Council Inquiry
A special report on the ferry division by Pennsylvania railroad experts hired by the Finance Commission cannot be located at the printing plant. City council members seek its production, noting the $300 cost and oil supply figures under the current administration. Meyer's veto of the appropriation bill will be sent to the council tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Finance Commission
C. J. Carroll
L. A. Skarratt
Ferry Department
Common Council
Meyer
Council
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Thomas A. Cromwell Haddock
Alter M. Guthrie
Mary E. Cooney
Red Star Line
Hoosac
Ivernia’s Large List
Cunard
Vernia
H. M. Benison
Queenstown Harbor
America
Ivernia
Buenos Ayres
Belmont
Randol
General A. M. Tandol
The
U. S
Partment
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Quincy
Navy Department
Gulf Ports
Allan Line
Corinthian
Glasgow
Halifax
N. S
Nora
Frances
Macoris
San Domingo
Devonian
Columbian
Leyland Line
Landsman
Mason Financial Co
Milk St
Workingmen’s Bank
Kilby Investment CO
Kilby St
Saxonia
London & Parts
Sylvania
Lusitania
Caronia
Lucania
Mauretania
Marconi
Gibraltar
Genoa
Naples
Adriatic
Pannonta
Slavont
Carnpathia
Pannoni
Cunard Co
Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd
State St
Eastern Steamship GO
Bangor
Foster’s
Rockland
Bucksport
Winterport
Bar Harbor
Blue Will
Union Wharf
International Division
Eastport
Lubee
St. John
Washington St
Broadway
Wash. St
Merchants & Miners Transportation CO
Fiske Wharf
Hanover St
Newport
Battery Wharf
Balto
H. Maynard
Dominion Atlantic By.s.s. Line
Maritime Provinces
Newfoundland
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
Long Wharf
Foot State St
Long
J. F. Masters
N. FE
Wansfield Clairvoyant
Elmer Mansfield
Mansfield
Huntington Ave
Opp. Public Library
Keith
Wass. Ave
els-difexSu
Arthur
Feat
Chelsea
FE. Francis
Pleasant St
Henderson Bros
Mass, Ave
North Gameridge
Everett
School St
Atkinson Law Office
Beacon St
Bos
Thomas J. Flynn & Co
Essex Street
Compton and Tremont Sts
Castle Sq
West End Dispensary Bowdoin Sq
Cambridge St
Labrador
Taylor’s
SS. B. Yerxa
Central Sq
Postoffice
Post
Prof. Berry
Blue Hill Ave
Roxbury
McPhail and
Emerson
Steinway, Chickering
Miller
Steady Music CO
Littleton, N. H
A. J. Hall
Tuied Chickering
Steinway, Hallet & Davis
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
John I. Endres
Charles J. Beckers
Boston Post
Robert Grant
Esquire
Arthur W. Dolan
Register
State House
Committee On Public Service
Senate
EL Steinburg
Chestnut Terrace
Jamaica Plain
Whitman CO
Dorrance St
Sullivan
Gho
F. Merrill
Woonsocket
Monarch Cigar Co
St. Louis
Lenox Jewelry CO
Room TS
Hough's Neck
South Shore
W. A. Dunham
Water St
Medford St
Somerville
Dorchester
Byrnes
Cor
Roslin St
East Brookline ST
Anid Piontia
the Bost
High & Hoyt
Summer ST
Clapp & Walker Independent Dealers In Cash Registers
Portland St. Hay
d&Lutt
Moughton& Dutton CO
Typewriter Exchange
Bromfield St
Wellington
Stamford St
Spizer & CO
Billerica St
Green St
Youlden, Smith & Hopkins
Atlantic Ave
Abe
Maso
Secret Service
Court St
GEO. Ormsrby CO
Tremont St
World Sales CO
South St
Milford
N. WW
Dane Ee Aa Denes
E. A. Gallant
Stokell
Arcade Tall
Neinemann
Bay State
Slye
New England
Marks & Chester
Dudley St
Guildrow
Rox
Transfer Station
W. I. Boley
Western Age
Cambridge
Max Keezer
Bow St
Harvard
Somerville Ave
Singer
Round & Cos
Washington Signa
Springs
P.O. Box
Sue
Alberts
Collins
Eastern Automobile Exchange
T. B. Beecher
Interstate Association
Connecticut
New Britain
J. W. Allen
Thos. Hawley
Hawley Engineering School
the Post
H. Robbins & CO
Causeway St
W. Starling Burgess Co., Ltd
Marblehead
U. S. Marine Corps
Union 16
Tremont Xt
Moors Amusement CO
Wranklin Institute
Rochester
N. Y
Ciauncey Thomas & Co., Inc
Chestnut St
Atlantic Shipping CO
Reid's Theatrical Bureau
Lauder, Talbot & CO
J. Krezer
Roy
Bellar
Tremont Nt
Jae Muturmen
Cildress Imiload
Cave
Boston Finance Co
Employees Discount Co
Square
BR. Briggs
D. H. Volman
Devonshire St
d&Sutts
H. Elwood
Briggs May
Ames
Workingmen’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Treas
Tennade
Nything of
Vale
H. van Dam
H. B. Whall
Walnut St
Devonshire
Shipping News
Loft
Sin
Merchants & Miners
Clyde
Savannah
Jamaica
Bermuda
West Indies
Europe
Beekwan Tourist Company
Washington Et
Sagamore
Wreight House
Hoosac Tunnel Docks
Warren & CO
Interstate Commerce Commission
Burnham, Bennett CO
Astrology
J. D. Redfearn
Boylston Street
Ilis
Baylsion St
Colonial Theatre
dexSu
Fine Lynn
Hammerstein
Grand Opera Company
Brown
the Globe
Grand Opera House
Angel Gulch
Texas Jack
Castle Square
Eliza
Alice Lloyd
Keith’s
Katherine Goodrich
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Reddy
Willa Holt Wakefield
Columbia
Gaiety Theatre
Mildred Stoller
Phil Mills
Facts and Follies Company
Palace Theatre
Austin & Stone
Henry Siegel CO
H. E. Norwell
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