Fishermen report 98,800 pounds of catch at wharf
Nine day voyage to Georges Bank yields 68,500 pounds haddock 14,600 cod 11 90 pounds pollock and 800 pounds cusk plus 8000 lemon sole. Spray brings lemon sole while rest lack hake. Weather rough and fleet prospects dim for today’s market. The Cunard liner Ivernia due Thursday from Liverpool with 1595 passengers including 1806 steerage.
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Spray
Georges
Haddock
Cod
Pollock
Cusk
Peis Gas Minerva
Atius Enos
Hutchins
Europe
Cunard
Ivernia
Liverpool
Queenstown
Clan Maciver
Calcutta
Warren Line
Sagamore
Bethania
Hamburg
Calvin Austin
Union Wharf
St. John
N. B
Boston
Yarmouth
Limon
Costa Rica
Long Wharf
Boston Harbor
Tamaqua
Conestoga
Boxer
Joshua Lovett
Wyoming
Irvington
Nottingham
Ontario
Scranton
Harold
Watuppa
Nemasket
Daniel Willard
J. Holmes Birdsall
Brunswick
Dorothy B. Barrett
Philadelphia
Portland
Edward FB. Barry
Baltimore
Portsmouth
N. H
Ocean Steamship Company
Kansas City
San Francisco and Portland Steamship Company
Savannah
End of Immaculate Conception Retreat Draws 2000 Women
The closing ceremonies for the week long women’s retreat at the Church of the Immaculate Conception drew about 2000 attendees with an organ recital by Professor Whiting. Father Jeremiah M. Prendergast led the service, urged perseverance and renewal of baptismal vows, and granted the papal blessing. About 8000 confessions were heard during the retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Whiting
Jeremiah M. Prendergast
S. J
Father Prendergast
City of Philadelphia Rejoins KC Harbor To Fill Gap
The Kansas City oldest in service since 1889. Two apple shipments last week 1280 barrels to Liverpool and 100 to London. prior week 642 barrels abroad. Cumulative 187,580 barrels shipped abroad this season vs 407,620 last season. City of Philadelphia arrives from New York to cover Massasoit repairs and berths at White Spirit wharf. Mary O Riordan added to harbor tug fleet, formerly Glen Ivis, now East Boston undergoing alterations under Captain Charley Foote. Tug Elsie repairs completed at Lockwood's yard East Boston.
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Kansas City
Liverpool
London
Frye
City
Philadelphia
New York
Massasoit
White Spirit
Mary O'Riordan
O'Riordan
Glen Ivis
East Boston
Charley Foote
Elsie
Boston
Salem
Lockwood
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Update
Shipping note lists sun and moon times, tides, and arrivals of steamers and tugs. It details banana ships, lumber and ballast arrivals, and several towed barges with routes to Boston Portland and Maine ports. Weather stalls a fleet of tugs and light barges amid rough conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipping News
Limon
Smith
Port Simon
C. R
Walter A. Luckenbach
Providence
J. Holmes Birdsall
Brunswick
Harold
John Forgthe
New London
Citation for administration of John P. Endres estate
Probate Court cites heirs and creditors of John P. Endres late of Boston to show cause why Charles J. Beck ers should not be granted letters of administration without bond. Court session April 8, 1909 at ten in the forenoon. Notice to be published weekly in the Boston Post for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
Boston
City of Boston
City Hall
Metropolitan Ave
Washington and
Kittredge Streets
West Roxbury
Metropolitan
Ayre
Guy C. Emerson
Petition for administration of Michael F. Root’s estate
Massachusetts Probate Court cites heirs and creditors in Suffolk to appear April 1 1909 in Boston to show cause why Jane Rooney should be granted letters of administration without bond. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Witness Robert Grant Esquire Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Jacob Knecht
Boston
Georgh Knecht
Boston Post
Robert Grant
Esquire
Arthur W. Dolan
Register
Michael EF. Roonfy
Jane M. Rooney
Gald Conety
Comrade Hazleton Attacks Socialism at City Meeting
Hazleton spoke for about 30 minutes in Sheafe's Hall on Huntington Avenue denouncing socialism. Morrison Jr. Swift refused debate, while Comrade Mitton demanded a debate and claimed he was swindled for $7.50. he finally walked out in protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Sheafe
Huntington Avenue
Morrison Jr. Swift
Mitton
Atlantic
Pacific
Swift
Dorchester Musical to Feature Whitaker Sisters Return from Paris
The flower committee of Second Congregational Church Dorchester Centre presents a musical evening at 18 Melville Avenue Dorchester next Wednesday. The Whitaker sisters debut after Paris studies. one plays piano the other violin. Supporting acts include Mrs Mary Sleeper Ruggles Auburndale and Albert C Orcutt tenor with a committee led by Mrs Arthur Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Dorchester Centre
William L. Terhune
Boot and Shoe Recorder
Melville Avenue
Dorchester
Albert C. Orcutt
Arthur Little
Henry M. Saunders
Jonathan Whitaker
E. P. Ruggles
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Soul & CO
Washington Street
Mason Financial
Cal
Mason Filinancial CO
Milk St
Boston Finance CO
Court St
Square
Loan Bank
Fron
Tremont Street
Dewey & CO
Bankers
State St
Briggs CO
Wash’n St
D. H. Tolman
Devonshire St
Mcnamata
H. Elwood
Briggs & May
Ames
Workingmen’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Beacon St
H. van Dam
Guna
Saxonia
Paris
Sylvania
Lusitania
Caronia
New
Lucania
Mauretania
Marconi
Gibraltar
Genoa
Naples
Adriatic
Carpathia
Pannonia
Slavonia
The
Cunard Co
Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd
Eastern Steamship CO
Bangor
Foster’s Wharf
Rockland
Bucksport
Winterport
Bar Harbor
Blue Hill
Hee Landings
International Division
Eastport
Lubec
Summer ST
Clapp & Walker Independent Dealers In Cash Registers
Portland St. Ay
High & Hoyt
Guy’s
Canal St
East
Vaporite
Postoffice
Compton and
Tremont Sts
Castle Sq
Gloucester
Pierce
Hoboken
Pocono
Beverly
Hersey
Guttenburg
Forest Belle
Liberty
Thomas L. Parker
Bennett
Port Johnson
Hammond
Elizabethport
Greenwood
Western Belle
Remus
Nes
Revenue Cutter Gresham
Perry
Kilby Investment CO
Kilby St., Near State
Central Storagh Warehouse
East Concord
Cor. James St
Tremont
Alberr’s
Hanover St
H. B. Whall
Tremont ST
Henry F. Miller Piano
Boylston Street
Hall & Son
Steinberg
Biesels Norris & Fletche
Lawrence & Son
Hallett & Davis Chickering
Emerson Pelton
Pease
Bluthner
Grovstein Fischer Knabe
Henry F. Miller & Sons Piano CO
Boston, Mass
A. J. Hall
Huntington Ave
Chickering
Steinway
Hallet & Davis
Bios Hill Ave
Rox
Steady Music CO
Littleton
Berry
Blue Hill Ave
Roxbury
McPhail and
Emerson
Steinway, Chickering
Miller
Middlesex
Ferdinand J. Cook
Newton
Susie M. Cook
Cambridge
Charles J. McIntire
W. BE. Rogers
Jeremiah M. Watson
Edgar O. Achorn
Arthur P. Watson
Eequire
George D. T. Ordway
John A. Ordway
Annie L. O. Franklin
Kingston St
Edna M. Clark
Albert Thayer
John P. Endres
Charles J. Beckers
Acs
Astrology
Mansfield
Elmer Mansfield
Opp. Public Library
Keith
Masa. Ave
Pennsylvania
E. J. Thomas
Glenfield
Penn
Lenox Jewelry
Washington St
Literary
Martha
Love
Agency
Franklin St
Cambridgeport
Mass
Arthur Mack
Remont Sf
Youlden, Smith & Hopkins
Atlantis Ave
Notics
Mary P. Fletcher
Rutland
Vermont
Walter RE. Hayward
Acton
Carrie B. Gowen
Executrix
Wilson Dibbleef
Henry J. Ide
Admr
William Smart
Henrietta P. Smart
C. F. Eldredge
Monarch House
Carpenter
Morton Co
Hough’s Neck
W. A. Dunham
Water St
Trout Brook
Chapin Farm Agency
Lincoln Associates
KE. A. Strout CO
Old South Bidg
Back Bay
Scotia St
Main St
Charlestown
East Brookline ST
Stokell’s
Heinemann
Bay State
Slye
New England
Marks & Chester
Dudley St
Guildrow
Max Keezer
Bow St
Harvard
Commonwealth Ave
Clarendon St
Berkeley St
Monogram
Bigelow, Kennard & Co
Colonial Theatre
the Post
J. S. Round & CO
George N. Barrie
Woodland Road
Chestnut Hill
Brookline
U. S. Marine Corps
Union
State Steam Engineering &Chool
Haverhill St
Alwaya
James Coyne
Ant
J. ©. Ballem
Bess
St. Id
J. Keezer
ROY & Bellar
Reid
Rical Bureau
Glasgow
Atlantic Shipping CO
Alberts
Standard Box CO
Sixth St
Chelsea
United
Ft. Am
Simon Liner
Stantford St
Spizer & CO
Billerica St. Oes
Green St
SAX & Smith
Typewriter Exchange
Bromaala Vt
Wellington
Warren St
Putnam Ave
Dorchester Ave
Transfer Sta
Annie Sherphan
Patrick
Sheehan
South Boston
P. C. Box
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