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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1910

Page

15

Tremendous Atlantic Fish Auction Brings 273000 Pounds to Market

Eleven fishing craft reached the wharf with 273800 pounds of mixed fresh fish including haddock cod hake pollock Lemonsole and scrod. Haddock and cod prices ranged from 2 to 4 cents a pound as ships and crews gather from Spray, Lovisa, and other vessels. The Lexington police boat arrived for repairs, while lighter cargoes of lumber and bananas sailed for Boston and Jamaica cargoes. A large steamship Ivernia ferried 1655 steerage passengers from Liverpool to the United States amid a record influx.

T Wharf Lexington Vineyard Haven Edgartown Ynesum Montevideo Uruguay Lovisa Lewis Mystic Wharf Charlestown Barbadoes St. Thomas Danish West Indies

Steamer Movements and Tug Towage Near Port Areas

A list of vessel movements and towage operations along Port Tampa Newport News and nearby harbors includes collier Brutus and steamers Bos nia and Oriana. Tow operations involve tugs Charles W. Parker Jr and Wilkesbarre with barges to Boston Philadelphia and Philadelphia bound ships. The Hersey returns to Philadelphia with barges Enterprise and Suffolk aboard.

Tormentor Norfolk Gaston Wabash Chatham Commercial Company Charles W. Parker, Jr Newport News Boston Charles J. Gallagher Parker Hamburg-American Line Bosnia A. Schmitt Mystic Wharf Hamburg Baltimore England Cunard Line Ivernia Liverpool Queenstown America Metropolitan Line Herman Inter East Boston New York John Thompson Massachusetts Providence Landsman Shipping News Almanaug Kennebec (Br Beynon Shanghai Miki Singapore Cochin Calicut Tellisherry Port Said Algiers Gibraltar Juan Larsen Port Morant Jam Magda Heslop Guantanamo Cuba Sugar Howard Chase Berkshire Hawes Philadelphia Ennebec Byrne H. M. Whitney Powell Massasoit Pray Eastport Belfast Strout Portland City of Natty Newport Alice Grace Standard Ucker O. Co. No Mi BE Luckenbach McGoldrick J. B. Walker Piedmont, Lee Balmore Doane Salem Plymouth Hansen Newburgh Rickson Annie B. Mitchell McDonald Shhepp Harry C. Shepherd Port Tampa Edward FB. Barry M. V. B. Chase Bay View Collier Brutus Oriana Indrant Derman Winter Lexington Kennebec Beverly Bombay M.be. Luckenbach Nottingham Wilkesbarre and Co. R. R. No. 12 Port Johnson James Woolley Draper Charles Mann St. Nicholas Newburyport F. ©. Hersey Enterprise Suffolk Lynn Hersey Kimberton Ralph M. Hayward Mary Arnold

Commerce Athletes Receive Letters and Medals at School Meeting

The second annual meeting of the athletic association of the High School of Commerce was held in the school assembly hall. Rosen reported a flourishing treasury as President Williams distributed season prizes. Captain Armstrong received a gold medal, and Captain Rumpf was honored with nine medals for interscholastic and class meets. Basketball sweaters went to Chamberlain Richards Johnson Moran Kennedy, while Stooky Armstrong earned a gold medal. C2s were won by Archdeacon Meade Doyle and Murrin. Division IIA basketball team players Costello Stumke Terrer Ryan Solomon earned medals for winning the class tournament. Football Cc privileges were granted to Slattery Cunningham Moran Norton Shanahan Rickards Johnson Donnelly ONeil Hallet Craven and Walsh. Bronze medals went to junior inter class winners including Driscoll Farrell Sullivan, with George Farrell silver in shot put. The junior relay team won over the South Boston High relay in the regimental games.

Commerce Athletic Association High School of Commerce Rosen Association Williams Armstrong Rumpf Paul Chamberlain al Richards H. Johnson Steve Moran Sunny Kennedy Bill Slattery Ika Cunningham Joe Norton Ray Shanahan al Rickards Bill Rumpf Paul Andrews Ralph Kelseth Buck Donnelly Tip O'Neil L. F. Hallet J. Craven Tom Walsh Doys Driscoll G. Farrell J. Sullivan George Farrel South Boston

Stage notices showcase Boston theater week lineup

Billie Burke shines in Mrs Dot at Hollis with large crowds, followed by Fritzi Scheff in The Prima Donna on April 11 for Hollis treasurer Vincent Fetherston. Lew Fields performs Old Dutch. George Nash at Colonial with The Harvest Moon. The Midnight Sons at Shubert ends. Blanche Bates and The Fighting Hope. The Man From Home at Park Theatre. Raymond Hitchcock at Tremont with The Yankee Prince. Mabel Hite excels at Globe in A Certain Party. Graustark at Grand Opera House, then McFadden's Flats. Bernie Veit era vaudeville features Mrs La Salle Corbell Pickett at Keith's. Mile. Dazie next week. Toblitsky at American Music Hall. Boston's Howard bill strong. Roosevelt film at Bondoing Square Theatre week of April 18. The Girl in Red and La Belle Margarita at Sia Theatre. amateurs at Waldron's Casino.Hub Theatre headliners Capretto Whefalo, Stone and Mackay, Twenty Minutes From Ireland. Morgan and West. New Palace Theatre vaudeville lineup and motion pictures.

Billie Burke Mrs. Dot Hollis Fritzi Scheff Vincent Fetherston Lew Fields Midnight Sons Mr. Fields George Nash The Colonial Helen Ware George M. Cohan Boston Shubert Blanche Bates William Hodge Park Theatre Raymond Hitchcock Broadway Tremont Theatre Mabel Hite Globe the Majestic John Craig Kitty Castle Square Raffles Mr. Carr Nat the Howard Roosevelt Bondoing Square Theatre la Belle Margarhita A Sia Waldron World Beaters’ Company Alio Hub Theatre Capretto Whefalo Stone Diana Snitz Edwards

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