Fishing fleet delivers 280000 pounds of mixed fish at wharf
A dozen vessels hauled 280700 pounds of catch led by haddock 84500 cod 94700 hake 72200 and smaller totals. The Spray schooner crew on its seven day Georges trip supplied the last four species. Other ships and steamers from European ports sail today including Romanie and Menominee with large passenger lists. The Navy cruiser New York is back in commission after near two million dollar refit.
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Haddock
Mery E. Sennett
Elva L. Spurling
Gmirier Saicccics. Vo
Vesina Valentinna
Ess Victor and Ethan
Genesta
Mary C. Santos
Sae Dane Robert
Arthur
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Flora J. Sears
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Gibraltar
Azores
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Mediterranean
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Cuba
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Jamaica
San
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State Street
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East Boston
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Newport News
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Sagua
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Charles F. Mayer
Baltimore
Georges Creek
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Navy Yard
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Admiral Sampson
Santiago Harbor
Kiel Canal
Germany
United States
Auction sale of unclaimed freight at South Boston docks
The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad to sell by auction from May 17 to 22 at 10 am daily at Pier 1 South Boston all unclaimed and refused freight items including boots, cloth, groceries, lumber, furniture, vehicles, and more. Purchasers must pay a 25 percent cash deposit and remove goods within ten days or the deposit is forfeited.
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Shipping News May 17 Miniature Almanac and Arrivals
Shipping news lists arrivals including Sagamore Fenton Allen Prince Arthur Kinney and others. Tugs Neptune and ponset tow leaky Henry Withington ashore at Halibut Point for repair and others haul barges to yards along the coast.
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Long Trusted Clerk in Toils
John McLeod aged 30 of 13 South Wood Street Roxbury was arrested by Station 6 officers on a warrant for larceny of 400 dollars from James Murphy. A trusted clerk at Murphy’s store 411 Broadway South Boston, he allegedly took goods over time. the arrest occurred at his home.
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Southwood Street
Roxbury
James Murphy
McLeod
Murphy
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Boston
Drowned when he upset boat near Leominster
Leominster May 16. Lavarre Herbert 39 capsized the rowboat while fishing with Napoleon Sideleau. Herbert drowned unable to swim. Sideleau clung to the gunwale and was rescued by two boats.
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Lavarre Herbert
Napoleon Sideleau
Herbert
Sideleau
Goldstein sisters held for liquor law violation
Eva Goldstein aged 48 and Minnie Goldstein aged 18 of 100 Brighton Street were arrested by Joy Street officers yesterday afternoon on a liquor law charge for selling to a police officer without a license at the time of arrest.
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Brighton Street
Minnie Goldstein
Joy Street
Fathers' Day Observed At Ruggles Street Church
A Fathers' Day program at Ruggles Street Baptist Church featured a sermon by Dr. Charles A. Earle on Are Fathers Any Account. He urged restoring the father as head of the family to guide sons toward truthful manhood, criticizing modern shifts toward politics and business.
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Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Charles A. Earle
Dr. Earle
Talbot's Hammer Toss Aims At Intercollegiate Record
Ithaca N Y May 16 An effort will be made to have Lee J Talbot Cornell's hammer throw in the Cornell Princeton dual meet stand as the intercollegiate record The throw measured 167 feet 4 inches but initial objection over a steel tape was overruled and the measurement set at 167 feet beating Princeton's DeWitt 166 5 Talbot was on the American team at the last Olympics.
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N. Y
Lee J. Talbot
Cornell
Princeton
Rockwell
DeWitt
Talbot
English Rindge Game Rescheduled to May 27
The English High Rindge game will be played on May 27 instead of May 26 as originally scheduled.
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