Gloucester schooner John Hays Hammond returns with halibut and mackerel reports
The Gloucester schooner John Hays Hammond, Captain Lemuel Spinney, arrived from a three week trip to St Pierre Bank off Miquelon with 38,000 pounds of halibut sold at 8 1/2 to 12 1/2 cents a pound white and gray. Reported mackerel prospects buoyant as several Boston vessels delivered thousands of mackerel in New York while over 1,000 barrels arrived from Newport and New York. Groundfish landings totaled 355,100 pounds including haddock and cod with various vessels listing cargos and prices. The Helen B. Thomas and other boats made notable trips, and a collision between the Admiral Dewey and Bound Brook was reported with Dewey damaged forward.
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Emily Sears
Charles A. Dyer
Louisa R. Sylva
Ellen ©. Burke
B. O. Hussey
Helen B. Thomas
Cash's Bank
William Morton
Charles Townsend
Charles Smith
Portland
Admiral Dewey
Bound Brook
United Fruit Company
Auction sale of unclaimed freight in South Boston lofts
Auction by order of the New York, New Haven & Hartford RR to sell 3500+ lots of unclaimed freight at Pier 1 lofts, South Boston, May 17–22 at 10 a.m. Deposit 25% cash required, removal within ten days or deposit forfeited. Includes boots, textiles, furniture, hardware, machinery, lumber, vehicles, roping, and more. Auctioneer Henry J. Bowen. Freight Claim Agent G. L. Winlock.
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South
Boston
Massachusetts
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G. L. Winlock
Henry
J. Bowen
Broadway
Shipping News May 19 Mini Almanac and Arrivals
Shipping listings note sun rise at 4 19, high water at 11 07 a m and 11 20 p m. Arrivals include Haakon VII Thnestad Banes Cuba May 11 and many steamers and schooners bound for ports from Philadelphia to Boston with cargoes of sugar sisal coal and more. CLEARED and SAILED entries list numerous vessels tracing movements to Jamaica New York Portland and other ports with tugs and wrecking operations in progress.
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Gale Strikes Wearside in Southern Mexico Storm
The British tramp steamer Wearside arrived at port from Progreso, Mexico, reporting a fierce May storm that drove her to sea after dragging anchors. Forty bales of sisal were lost, 20 recovered. two lighters were wrecked, one sank, another was stove in and ashore. Five drownings occurred as wrecks lined the shore, and the steamer returned to Progreso after about seven hours.
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Progreso
Mex
Mexico
Wakeman
Souvenir, 300-page memoir of Lord Dundreary milestone
Majestic Theatre to host a commemorative souvenir for the 500th performance of Our American Cousin now known as Lord Dundreary. The 300-page illustrated book includes a memoir of E A Sothern, history of the role, anecdotes about the elder Sothern and the play, a biography of the present Mr Sothern, and an old March 3 1859 playbill with original cast. It notes 118 nights and over 200000 witnesses at that time, with totals over 10,000,000 laughs in 20 years and 5000 performances. Also announced are special commemorative programmes marking the event.
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Majestic Theatre
Lord Dundreary
E. A. Sothern
Sothern
Joseph Jefferson
Mr. Sothern
Laura Keene
Edwin Varrey
Runaway Steed Brought to Stop by Burke in Amesbury
Mrs. Ernest Woodman guided a runaway horse through the busy Amesbury streets to reach a side street. The incident ended when bystander Richard Burke swiftly halted the animal, protecting a child aboard and averting danger.
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Amesbury
Ernest Woodman
Richard Burke
Elevator Project in East Boston to Cost 1 Million
Arrangements are complete to build a grain elevator at East Boston for the Boston and Albany railroad. The Witherspoon Engler Company of Chicago will construct it at the site of several old storehouses along Marginal street. The structure will be about 269 feet long with a capacity of 1,900,000 bushels.
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Huntington Avenue
Boston & Albany
City Hall
Trades Unions
William Jackson
East
Boston & Albany Railroad
Witherspoon-Engler Company
Chicago
Woman Forced Murder Arrest Ties to Wife Allegation
In Indianola Mississippi on May 18 Jesse Scott a young farmer confessed to murdering W. T. Embrey after being urged by Embrey s wife. Scott says he met Embrey in an open pasture and was forced at gunpoint to a cypress brake where he fired four shots. Mrs Embrey has been placed under arrest.
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Miss
Jesse Scott
W. T. Embrey
Pastene Released in Buenos Aires
Joseph N. Pastene, wanted in this city for grand larceny of 11500 dollars, was released in Buenos Aires after requisition papers failed to reach within the time limit. U.S. State Department advices from Washington say new papers will be prepared to seek his re arrest.
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Joseph N. Pastene
Buenos Ayres
Huntington Wilson
Washington
State Department
Pastene
Russia frees leaders who surrendered to the Japanese
St Petersburg May 18 Emperor Nicholas releases Lieutenant General Anatole Stoessel and Rear Admiral Nebogatoff from confinement in the fortress of St Peter and St Paul. Stoessel, court martialed for surrendering Port Arthur to Japan, had faced 10 years imprisonment. Nebogatoff received the same term for the Sea of Japan battle surrender.
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Anatole MM, Stoessel
Nebogatoff
St. Peter and St. Paul
Nicholas
Stoessel
Port Arthur
Winsor Admitted to Bail in Mail Fraud Case
Thomas H. Winsor, who claimed to be agent for the American Mines Company, was arrested in the New Mills Hotel New York last March on a mail fraud charge and released on 3000 dollars bail with Mrs Stella Dwyer of 12 Corning Street furnishing the bail.
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Thomas H. Winsor
American Mines Company (Ltd
New Mills
New York
Stella Dwyer
Corning Street
National convention opens with delegates from 10 states
The 33d annual national convention of the Ancient Order Knights of the Mystic Chain opened in Binghamton at 10 am with delegates from New York New Jersey West Virginia Ohio Maryland Connecticut Rhode Island Massachusetts and Delaware representing about 17 000 members.
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N. Y
of the Ancient Order Knights of the Mystic Chain
New York
New Jersey
West Virginia
Ohio
Maryland
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Delaware
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