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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1909

Page

11

Record-Breaking Fleet Delivers Fresh Groundfish at Pier

A 34-ship fishing fleet returned by Saturday night with 794500 pounds of mixed groundfish including haddock cod hake pollock and cask. The largest single lot was 30000 pounds of pollock from the Bessie M Dugan while the Spray shared haddock and various other fish among its vessels. Prices ranged from haddock 21 2 cents to hake 1 to 11 2 cents per pound. A sinking incident was followed by the recovery of the Dorothy. The Menominee from Antwerp with 60 cabin passengers arrived at Hoosac docks and the St Fillans prepared to sail to New York and then South for lumber.

Scrod Haddock Spray Bessie M. Dugan Gloucester Haddock Cod Helen B. Thomas Angie V. Watson Owe Ese Fannie B. Atwood Aes Sa Clara G. Silva Ots Yankee Margaret Dillon James Esther Klondike (Sr Appomattox Laura Enos Torpedo John J. Fallon Bae PB. Johnson Dorothy Beverly Rockland City of Bangor Red Star Menominee Antwerp Hoosac Charlestown S. Aufvidsen Samland Pope Joseph H. Leute Mannheim Germany Washington Gardner Lamson Cambridge St. Fillans National Dock East Boston New York Gulf of Mexico Rio Janeiro Santos Brazil

Auction sale of unclaimed freight by New Haven Railroad

Unclaimed and refused freight from the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad to be sold by public auction at Pier 1 South Boston from May 17 to 22 at 10 am daily. Over 3500 lots include boots, cloth, dry goods, furniture, hardware, vehicles, lumber, cement and more. A 25 percent deposit is required and goods must be removed within ten days or deposits are forfeited. Per order G L Winlock Freight Claim Agent. e16-19

New York, New Haven & Hartford RR N. Y South Boston Massachusetts N. B G. L. Winlock

Shipping News Miniature Almanac For May 18

Sun rises at 4 20 a m and sets at 7 01 p m with 14 hours 41 minutes of daylight Moon rises at 3 55 a m High water at 10 15 a m and 10 32 p m Rise of tide at 10 ft in the morning and afternoon Ships arrived include Romanic Menominee San Jose Admiral Schley Thorn City of Memphis Ontario Harvard and City of Philadelphia along with several tugs and schooners all bound for or from ports such as Naples Antwerp Port Morant and Savannah and with cargoes of molasses sugar and ice Cleared steamers include Saxonia Dominion and Ghazee among others sailing for Baltimore Newport News and New York with barges and towing operations listed.

Romanic David Naples Gibraltar Ponta del Gada White Star Line Menominee Aufinchsen Antwerp San Jose Best Port Simon Co. R Savannah Ontario Johnson Baltimore Norfolk Newport News Harvard Crowell New York City of Philadelphia Pray Eastport Belfast New Blair Bath Portsmouth Perkins N. H Newcastle P. N Unique O'Hara Musgodoboit N. S Bessie Adams Plympton Princess Ryan Barton Kenwood Boston Allen San Juan Arroyo P. R Saxonia Liverpool Bosnia Hamburg Thorn Sama Cuba H. F. Dimock City of Memphis Massachusetts Dominion Louisburg C. B Calvin Austin Portland St. John N. B Howard Punker Hill Ghazee Charles T. Gallagher Parkers Flats Alice Gardiner Marguerite New Haven Plymouth

Maurice D. Connors Dead in South Boston

Maurice D. Connors a longtime South Boston jewelry dealer died at home after a long illness. Born in Boston in 1862 he moved with his family to South Boston in 1871 and graduated from Lincoln Grammar School. He leaves a wife three sisters and a brother.

Maurice D. Connors South Boston al M Street Mr. Connors Boston Lincoln Grammar School M. A.~ford Co. @ Hearn Quincy Nellie Connors Daniel F. Connors New York

Not Lost Archduke Not Lost Archduke

Johann Salvator the man dubbed the lost duke of Austria reappeared in Chicago after a disappearance from Painesville Ohio He was taken to the Austrian consul Otto Graf who doubted his claim and said there was nothing to be done as he would return to his machine shop job in Painesville Ohio.

Chicago Johann Salvator Austria Painesville Racine Wis Otto Graf

Randolph man files $15,000 heart balm suit

Harry L. Dorr of Randolph attaches property of Percy Crockett for $15,000 alleging alienation of his wife's affections and names Crockett as corespondent in a divorce libel. Crockett owns three Woodland avenue houses and a North Street farm adjoining the Dorrs. Dorr says he and his wife separated six months ago and she lives in Whitman.

Dedham Harry L. Dorr Randolph Percy ©. Crockett Mr. Crockett Woodland Avenue North Street Dorrs Mr. Dorr Whitman

Melrose Couple Elopes in Secret December Marriage

Surprise spread among friends of Miss Mabel L. Baldwin daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank E Baldwin of 954 Main Street Melrose Highlands and Norman Scott son of Mr and Mrs J H Scott of Melrose Street when they learned today they wed on December 28 last year.

Melrose Mabel L. Baldwin Frank E. Baldwin Main Street Melrose Highlands Norman Scott J. H. Scott Melrose Street

CAN WED OLD SWEETHEART

Millbury May 17 Joseph Vigganio of Riverlin street faced family strife nine years ago in Italy for refusing an arranged marriage. His uncle relented and now he will sail to Naples after receiving a letter permitting him to marry the girl of his choice from the olive plantation's laborer family.

Millbury Joseph Vigganio Riverlin Street Italy Naples Joseph

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