Lively Port Day as Lord Erne Arrives and Saxonia Debarks
The British steamer Lord Erne from Newcastle on Tyne brings 4608 tons of coal and docks at Mystic pier after Atlantic weather tests. The Cunarder Saxonia departs for Liverpool with 578 passengers, while fishing schooners and freighters move cargo amid a northeast rainstorm and a busy port scene at T wharf and East Boston.
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Lord Erne
Maginnis
Newcastle-on- Tyne
Mystic Pier
Doane
Penobscot
East Boston
Commercial Wharf
William H. Allen
Portland
Eastport
St. John
N. B
St. Croix
Lockwood
T Wharf
Catharine
Blilen
Yankee
Wase Standish
Olivia
Domingos
Albert Geizer
Alice M. Guthrie
William A. Morse
Mattie Brundage
Clara R. Harwood
Juniata
Helen B. Thomas
Mattakeesett
I. J. Merritt
Charley Boy
Sarah
Azorian
Laura Enos
Haddock
Ellen
Bat Whalen
Saxonia
Liverpool
Queenstown
Shipping News Mini Almanac Today May 6
Sun rises at 4 34 a m and sets at 6 48 p m Day length 14 hours 14 minutes Moon sets 1 52 a m High water 6 45 a m and 7 15 p m Ships arrived Caledonian Nordkop and others with sugar from Trinidad Cuba and more Cleared steamers Pinemore Antwerp Cam brian Angelo Padre and schooners Alice M Colburn etc Sailed steamers Saxonia for Queenstown and Liverpool Boston Yar mouth Juniata and others with towing vessels and barges
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Saxonia
Liverpool
Queenstown
Boston
Yarmouth
N. S
Juniata
Norfolk
Baltimore
Philadelphia
James S. Whitney
New York
Bangor
Bay State
Portland
Cambrian
I London
International Mercantile Marine Company
Red Star
Pinemore
Antwerp
N. Y
N. H
H. R. R. Plier
London
Angelo Padre
Ital
Miramichi
N. B
Admiral Dewey
Port
Near End of Enrolment Draws Close
Police reported near completion of enrolment efforts with about four fifths of the work finished by nightfall after a long afternoon of activity.
Census records tallest house hold count at 242 Commercial Street
The 242 Commercial Street residence recorded the highest number of inhabitants on the police enumeration night with around 150 people. Divisions 1 2 8 18 14 reported complete figures while Stations 4 6 9 10 11 expected to finish by 9 PM and divisions 3 5 7 15 still to submit totals. Captain Wescott notes lodging house lists complicating completion, likely pushing results into tomorrow.
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Commercial Street
Wescott
No Back From These Tablets Kidney-Wort Ad Claims Cure
Physicians wash hands of alcohol based remedies and endorse Pettingill's Kidney-Wort tablets as a safe effective kidney cure. The ad warns of backache swelling edema and urine changes, urging early use of Kidney-Wort and condemning liquid tonics.
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Pettingill
Thieves Raid Roslindale Home For Cash And Jewelry
Thieves yesterday raided Julius Bayers at 50 Ashfield Street Roslindale taking 105 in cash a gold watch and other jewelry.
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Julius Bayers
Ashfield Street
Roslindale
Mad Mullah Attacks British Column in Somaliland
Reports say the Mad Mullah attacked a British column at Geladi Somaliland and was repulsed with heavy losses. British forces also suffered significant casualties.
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Aden
Arabia
Geladi
Somaliland
Woman Slugger Suspected in Burglary At Mrs Schneider Home
Mrs Schneider found a roll of 34 dollars and two gem rings missing from her home after a ransacked night stand and pried sideboard. She fled to her mother’s, fearing a would-be pedlar. Neighbors saw no entry, though one reported a man on the doorstep. Police inquiry underway.
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Mrs. Schneider
Ham
Ross
Schneider
Post
Cambridge man held on manslaughter charge in dark inquiry
Cambridge police say no new evidence against Stephen J. Alphen held at East Cambridge jail awaiting a hearing next Saturday. No eyewitness seen him in Springfield as he claims. Buckley brothers have been questioned with little information obtained beyond reporter notes.
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Cambridge
Stephen J. Alphen
East Cambridge
Alphen
Springfield
Buckley Brothers
Buckley
Legislators Hear Sensation Charge Debated
The Senators and Representatives gathered in groups around the building discussing a bill. The measure, which never became law, had previously appeared before the Legislature last year and is described in the article as follows.
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Tion
Roosevelt Godfather of Theodore Roosevelt in New Mexico Visit
President Roosevelt spent 3 hours 20 minutes in Santa Fe to address about 10 000 people at the capitol. He praised forest and irrigation work for statehood and toured San Miguel Church and the Cathedral where he served as godfather to Theodore Roosevelt, son of George W. Armijo.
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New Mexico
West
Capitol
San Miguel Church
United States
Anthony Fourchega
George W. Armijo
Rough Riders
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
United States Indian School
St. Michael’s College of Loretto Academy
St. Catherine's Indian
Presbyterian Mission Schools
M. A. Otero
New Mexico Historical Society
Bulk stock sale rule protects creditors under state law
Section 1 outlines that selling merchandise in bulk outside ordinary trade is fraudulent against creditors unless, five days before sale, a full inventory with cost to seller is provided and the purchaser obtains a written oath listing all creditors and amounts.
Malden Aldermen Debate Hiring Preference Order
Malden aldermen discussed Alderman Pierce's proposal to give city work to United States citizens and Malden residents first, whether by contract or day labor. The measure was tabled at the meeting.
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Malden
Pierce
United States
Indebtedness Notice Requirement in Proposed Sale Act
The text outlines prerelease requirements for notifying creditors five days before sale completion. It specifies that sellers and purchasers include corporations and partnerships, excludes executors or public officers under judicial process, and notes the act takes effect upon passage.
Subway Strike Settled. Workers to Return Tomorrow Morning
At the office of Contractor McDonald it was announced that a subway strike has been settled and the striking workers will resume work tomorrow morning.
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New York
McDonald
Judge Bolster Surprised by Portrait Ceremony
Roxbury Municipal Court Judge S A Bolster was surprised at the Norfolk House last evening by friends who presented him with a portrait. Judge Emmons spoke as the principal speaker but made no reference to new duties.
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S. A. Bolster
Roxbury Municipal Court
Norfolk House
Emmons
Assumption Catholic Association Celebrates Second Anniversary
The Assumption Catholic Association marked its second anniversary in Lyceum Hall East Boston last evening. The event featured a long list of talent reflecting the group s popularity and community impact.
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Assumption Catholic Association of
East Boston
Assumption Catholic Association
Lyceum Hall
Boston
Second Anniversary of Assumption Catholic Association Attended
William Norton chaired the event with the committee of arrangements including George Scanell John McMullin Daniel Sullivan George Johnson Knapp Falls and Miss Annie W Norton among others. Notables present included Joseph A. Conry P J Kennedy William J Donovan and local officials Street Commissioner John J Duane Alderman James F Nolan and others. William AH Norton led the floor with John J McLoughlin and a staff of aids.
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William Norton
George Scanell
John McMullin
Daniel Sullivan
George Johnson
Knapp and Falls
Annie W. Norton
Helen S. Delahanty
Katherine Crowley
May Mce-Carthy
Joseph A. Conry
P. J. Kennedy
William J. Donovan
John J. Duane
James F. Nolan
William Healy
M. J. Bradley
Joseph J. Carter
John J. Flaherty
Boston
William AH. Norton
John J. McLoughlin
Aids
Possible plant closure at Somerville meat company
Somerville based New England Dressed Meat and Wool Company may shut down if a dispute with about 300 workers is not resolved soon. General Manager Hollis notes 45 of 300-strong workforce did not report for duty as sympathy strikes spread from Buffalo. company tied to Swift organization.
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New England Dressed Meat and Wool Company
Somerville
Hollis
America
Buffalo
Swift People
N. E. Hollis
New Pastor Installed at Third Congregational Chelsea
The Rev. Arthur Peabody Pratt was installed as pastor of the Third Congregational Church in Chelsea yesterday afternoon. Clergymen from Suffolk North attended, the Ecclesiastical Council met at 3:30, and Rev. Frank W. Merrick delivered the sermon. The installation prayer was offered by Rev. H. W. Stebbins and the charge to the pastor by Rev. W. W. Jordan, with Rev. Samuel L. Loomis giving the right hand of fellowship.
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Arthur Peabody Pratt
Third Congregational Church
Chelsea
Suffolk North Conference
Frank W. Merrick
Roxbury
Dr. Brosseau Named Cambridge City Physician
Dr. William G. Brosseau was nominated city physician of Cambridge last night by Mayor McNamee. The board considered an order to appoint three physicians, one for each district, with final action referred to the finance committee.
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William G. Brosseau
Cambridge
McNamee
Board of Aldermen
Committee On Finance
Brosseau
Panic at Private Hospital Fire on Boylston Street
A fire of 209 damage broke out at Mrs. B. Perry's private hospital at 1112 Boylston Street early this morning. A defective flue sparked the blaze discovered by a nurse. attendants restrained panicked patients as firemen from Fingine 23 and Ladder 15 extinguished the flames. Some very ill patients faced shock risks. building owned by Henry W. Savage.
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B. Perry
Boylston Street
Ladder 15
Henry W. Savage
Nashua Routs Haverhill In Fast 1-0 Baseball Game
In Nashua New Hampshire on May 5 Nashua defeated Haverhill 1 to 0 in a brisk game. Van Zandt scored the lone run on Bernard’s error in the first inning after reaching on base. Jordan doubled to bring in the run and both pitchers were sharp with a running catch by McManus in the sixth and a fifth inning double play by Deininger and Doran.
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Nashua
N. H
Haverhill
van Zandt
Bernard
Jordan
McManus
Deininger
Doran
Lowell Defeats Fall River in Drizzly inning Contest
Lowell beat Fall River in a long inning game marked by heavy drizzle and strong wind. Highlights included superb defense by Bigbie and Warren, strong batting and pitching from McKenna, and solid hitting from Hafford.
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Lowell
Fall River
Bigbie
Warren
McKenna
Hafford
Lawrence Defeats Home Team In Close 5–4 Tilt
Manchester New Hampshire May 5 Lawrence won 5 to 4 over the local nine in a hard fought game. The locals led 3 to 1 into the seventh inning. A visitor batting streak in the eighth, aided by an error, produced three runs. Lawrence added one in the ninth while Manchester scored once. The finish was exciting.
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New England
Manchester
N. H
Brockton Beats Concord Despite Errors 5 to 3
In Concord on May 3 Brockton defeated the home team 5 to 3, aided by crucial mistakes at key moments. Stewart starred at second base for Concord, turning multiple challenging plays and halting several apparent hits.
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New England
Concord
N. H
Brockton
McCarthy
Stewart
Cline Defeats Cutler In Hub Exhibition in Billiards
The Hub Billiard Palace hosted an exhibition where H. P. Cline defeated Albert G. Cutler by 300 to 210. Cline posted a 52 point stretch and multiple averages noted. They schedule a rematch at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
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Hub Billiard Palace
Albert G. Cutler
H. P. Cline
Cline
A. G. Cutler
Cutler
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Club Cuvrier
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Eng
Nordkop
Ound
Trinidad
Cuba
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Nickerson
H. F. Dimock
Baker
City of Bangor
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Gloucester
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Bear River
W. R. Huntley
Conlon
Cheverie
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Freddie Eaton
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Calais
Ethel F. Merriam
Newman
Rockport
Indian
Pottsville
Rutherford
John G. Chandler
Essex
Parker’s Flats
Newsdealer
ZeePost
Sunnday
the Sunday Post
Mad Mullah
Tupper
Chickering
Purdy
A. S. Apley
M. J. Sullivan
William A. Nye
Committee On Probate and Chancery
George J. Raymond
Rough Rider
Santa FE
Malden Aldermen
N. E. League
Pic Concord
Nashua Steer
Tao Lawrence Sete
Lowell Seer Steer
Brockton Wees
Orrine
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Pope Building
Waslington
PD. C
H. A. Jaynes & Co., Inc
Washington St
Hanover
Jaynes & Chapin CO
Summer St
South
E. F. Jaynes & Co., Inc
Warrenton
Bolster
Beal, Streit CO
Cortlandt St
oTer
Arlbern
The
Varney Studio
DR. Brosseau
Cambridge City
Lawrence
MR. Cline
Cluett-Peabody
Cluett
Monarch
Cluett, Peabody & Co
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