Dewey Beats Farragut In Record Atlantic Voyage
The steamer Admiral Dewey, Captain L H Porter, docked at Long Wharf after a four day 12 hour voyage from Port Morant to Boston light. It surpassed the Admiral Farragut record by over an hour and carried many returning tourists including Dr Charles Bentley and Miss Caroline Stower. The fruiter brought in 29 588 bunches of bananas.
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Jamaica
Boston
Admiral Dewey
L. H. Porter
Long Wharf
Port Morant
Boston Light
Admiral Farragut
Charles 8. Bentley
United States Army
Bentley
Caroline Stower
Plattsburg, N. Y
Marion Sherman
Sara Sherman
Marion Crins
Providence
R. L
Horace Hart
Amelia Johnson
This City
Mary A. Oughton
Willard G. van Name
Springfield
Charles N. Raley
Charles R. Woodward
Arthur E. Morford
Alexander Lopez
Gabriel Machado
New York
Frank P. Wilde
Wilde
John Wilde
Bethlehem
Penn
Arthur D. Cadenhead
Kate Miller
Toronto
George Lewis
Montreal
Alfred O. R. King
Julian King
Luther Harrison
Susan Smith
Newton Centre
Dora Palmer
Newton Highlands
Mary Howell
Rosa Davidson
Wellfleet
Harbors See Thick Fog Slow Arrivals Amid Fisher Fleet
A dense fog and light southwest breeze kept fishing vessels from fully reaching the pier as a massive catch was brought in. Vessels including Schooner Man Hassett and Harmony led the trip with hundreds of thousands of pounds of haddock cod and other fish, while several ships arrived from far ports under quarantine and inspection.
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Manhassett
Harmony
Mary P. Mosquito
Joseph H. Cromwell
Alice M. Guthrie
Isaac Collins
Stranger
Henrietta G. Martin
Sea Fox
Boyd and Leeds
Thomas Brundage
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Highlights May Arrivals
Daily sea timings note sunrise sunset and tides while May 15 arrivals list steamers and schooners to United Fruit Co Boston Norfolk Philadelphia New York and ports including Portland Bath Gloucester and Liverpool. Sailings include steamers Sachem and Kingstonian with tugs and barges moving between South Amboy Philadelphia and Portsmouth. Battle ship Colorado and steamer Manhattan are noted in port and transit.
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Porter
Port Morant
Jam
United Fruit Company
Boston
MacKenzie
Yarmouth
N. C
J. F. Masters
Juniata
Nickerson
Ultimore
Norfolk
A. M. Graham
Indian
Thacher
Philadelphia
Herman Winter
Crowell
New York
City of Rockland
Roix
Bangor
Dingley
Annison
Portland
Kennebec
Blair
Bath
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Gloucester
Demozelle
Waldor
Port Greville
St. Anthony
Butterwell
Windsor
Wapiti
Giffin
Liverpool
George R. Bradford
Littlefield
Lanesville
Mass
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Lewis
Bar Mingo
Catawissa
Calhoun
Philadelhia
Franklin
Indian Ridge
Nickerbocker
Lynn
Sachem
Kingstonian
Antwerp
Astral
Moe
Paoli
South Amboy
Lenape
Manheim
Portsmouth
Triton
Guttenburg
Forest Belle
J. H. Rutter
Thomas L. Parker
Cheektowaga
Perth Amboy
Byssus
Beverly
Bluster
Eugenie
Highland Light
Battleship Colorado
Chatham
Manhattan
Paol
Queenstown
Saxonia
Ivernia
Sylvania
Pannonia
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Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd
Chas. P. Sumner
State St
Pennsylvania Railroad Tour From Boston May 26
A guided rail trip to Gettysburg and Washington departs Boston May 26. The package includes carriage drives and hotel expenses, with all necessary costs covered except supper, priced at 32 dollars. George M. Roberts of 205 Washington street, Boston, is the itinerary contact.
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Gettysburg
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Boston
George M. Roberts
Washington Street
Is Harrington the Hen Thief in Winchester Case
May 14 Winchester police report capturing George Harrington suspected of a yearlong hen theft spree across Middlesex County. He was arrested by Officer John Harrold as he boarded a Boston bound car with a grain sack containing four Plymouth Rocks. He awaits arraignment next day as farmers demand justice.
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Winchester
George Harrington
Middlesex County
Arlington
Lexington
John Harrold
Plymouth Rocks
Marshall Simms
Sloop Lucy Begins Season With Cruiser Invite
The sloop Lucy owned by Captain George W. Wardrop of Dorchester was put in condition for a bay cruising season. Wardrop opened the season by inviting friends from Roxbury and Dorchester for a cruise though the day was unfavorable for sailing. An enjoyable time was spent in the boat’s spacious cabin.
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Lucy
George W. Wardrop
Dorchester
Jeffries Yacht Club
Boston
Wardrop
Roxbury
Trustee seeks allowance of eleventh account in Dunbar estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk is probate court cites all interested parties in the estate of Thomas J. Dunbar late of Boston to appear May eighteenth at ten in the forenoon to show cause why the trustee Andrew J. Browne’s eleventh account should not be allowed. The notice requires serving copies to all interested, publication in the Boston Post for three weeks, and mailing copies seven days before the court. Witness Judge John W. McKim and Register Elijah George.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Thomas J. Dunbar
Boston
Andrew J. Browne
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Perons
Georgh Carl Fuchs
Georg Carl Fuchs
Charles J. Fuchs
Pationer
Moe
Paul Richard Carl Radetzky
Chan
Richard Charles Weidner
John W,cKim
Boston Administratrix and Executrix Notices for Two Estates
NOTICE is given that Candida Frances Saviano has been named administratrix of the estate of Miche Be Avellino of Boston Suffolk intestate. Creditors must present claims and debtors pay to Candida Saviano 218-219 Tremont Ave Boston MA by date.另 Executrix Jeannette M Webster of the GEORGE C Webster estate Boston Massachusetts requests claims and debt settlement at 63 Warren Ave Boston by May 9 1905.
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Miche
Avellino
Boston
Suffolk
Sai
Candida
Frances Saviano
Frances Avellino
A. McLaughlin
Tremont
E. Building
Mass
George C. Webster
County of
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Jeannette M. Webster
Warren Avenue
Maas. C. Boston
Tremont Building
Victoria Cuneo
Sal
Edward A. McLaughlin
Adme
Tremont Street
Marg Carr
Michael Carr
Admoston
Jeanette L. Ouch
Howard & Couch,admr
Washington
Probate citation for J Erbert Nason estate in Lowell
Middlesex probate court cites heirs and all interested parties in J Erbert Nason of Somerville to show cause why Nellie V Nason should not be granted letters of administration with will annexed. Notice published weekly in Boston Post for three weeks and mailed to known heirs. Court date May 16 1905 at nine. Charles J McIntire presiding judge. W E Rogers, Register.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
J. Erbert Nason
Somerville
Nellie v. Nason
Lowell
Boston Post
Boston
Charles J. Mclntire
Esquire
W. E. Rogwrs
Probate notice of GEORGH FUCHS estate in Suffolk County
Suffolk probate court cites heirs and all interested parties in the GEORGH FUCHS estate to appear May 18 1905 in Boston to show cause why letters testamentary should not be issued to CHARLES J. FUCHS without bond. Public notice required weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post and via mail seven days before the hearing.
Probate Court Citation for Elizabeth L Cassidy Will
Suffolk Probate Court issues citation to heirs and interested parties in the estate of Elizabeth L Cassidy late of Boston to show cause why letters testamentary should not be granted to Mar Ann Cassidy the executrix named The notice requires publication in the Boston Post for three weeks and mailing to known interested parties seven days before May 18 1905 witnessed by Judge John W McKim May 5 1905.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Elizabeth L. Cassidy
Boston
Mar Ann Cassidy
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Boston Probate Court Seeks Name Change Petition
Paul Richard Carl Radezky of Boston petitions to change his name to Paul Richard Charles Weidner. All interested persons must appear May 18 at 10 am in Boston Probate Court to show cause, with public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post.
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