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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1903

Page

11

Roosevelt Praises Navy in Tacoma Address

President Roosevelt received a grand welcome in Tacoma on May 22 addressing G A R and Spanish War Veterans. He urged building a strong navy as the surest guarantee of peace and warned of war if the U S seaworthy strength is lacking. He noted U S power in the Pacific after 1898 and called for decisive naval preparedness.

Tacoma Wash Roosevelt Little Missouri United States Pacific Ocean Ocean

Shipyard wins contract for new steel steamer for Merchants & Miners

New York Shipbuilding Co of Camden, N J earned the contract to build a steel steamship for the Merchants and Miners Transportation Co to sail between Baltimore Norfolk and this port with the Kershaw Nantucket Gloucester and Howard. The vessel will be steel 12 feet long with fuller lines and a dining saloon on the upper deck. Captain Daniel Schwartz, long connected with John S&S Emery & Co, has died at Waldoboro Maine after a long sailing career. The Rebecca grounded at Sandy Hook but floated unassisted. The Lofhair from Newfoundland reached Barbados safely. The Reform arrived at Rosario from Buenos Ayres to load for this port. The St Hubert sailed to Norfolk to load for Hamburg and Rotterdam. At T Wharf a black Friday for fresh fish arrivals. Haddock and cod prices reported. Boilermakers' Union declines work on Boston Towboat Company's tugs in solidarity with striking engineers. THE LANDSMAN

New York Shipbuilding Company of Camden N. J Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company Baltimore Norfolk Kershaw Juniata Nantucket Gloucester Howard Daniel Schwartz Waldoboro John S&s. Emery & Co Rebecca Sandy Hook Lofhair Newfoundland Barbados Rosario Buenos Ayres South America St. Hubert Hamburg Rotterdam T Wharf Chrome Haddock Mary Stone Boilermakers’ Union Boston

Miniature Almanac May 23 Sailings and Arrivals

A compact almanac note lists May 23 sun rise and set times, moon rise, high tides, and day length. It catalogs arriving steamers and ships in port including Emilia, Nile, Huron, Kennebes, Gouvernor Dinglers, and many barges, tugs, and schooners. It also notes vessels cleared and those cleared for distant ports, with extensive routing to and from Halifax, Norfolk, Philadelphia, and Boston.

Emilia Ragusini Mediterranean Nile True Manzanilla New York Halifax Pye Charlottetown P. RE Dennison Portland City of Rockland Pierce Bangor City of Gloucester Ober Gloucester Gettysburg Hawes Philadelphia Bear Ridge Elmwood Saucon Lynn Dudley Pray Coffin Clara Eckley Portsmouth N. HL Walter A. Luckenbach Daly Baltimore Annie H. Smith Frank Pendleton Wentworth Bar Buckler Beverly Bath Cumberland Warrington Richmond Snow Mass McGoldrick Bayonne N. J Morse New Bedford Sea King Mortx Philadelpia Paxtang Shenandoah Utility Tower Hillsboro Harry Morris McLean Quaco N. B Rebecca Palmer Allen Sullivan Lawin Cobb David Faust Remick Rondout Harry L. Whiton Rich South Amboy Diadem

Dartmouth Beats Williams 8 to 3 in Hanover

Dartmouth defeated Williams 8 to 3 in Hanover as Westerveit struggled for Williams, allowing six bases and hitting five batters.

Hanover N. H Dartmouth Williams Westerveit

Pennsylvania Railways Big New England Port Plan Revealed

The Pennsylvania Railroad bought the 132 acre Belle Terre estate at Port Jefferson S I to support a port project linking with New England by Sound steamers. Long Island Railroad and Pennsylvania officials who negotiated the deal were not available for comment and no further details were provided.

New York Pennsylvania Railroad Company Belle Terre Port Jefferson S. I New England Long Island Sound Long Island Railroad Pennsylvania

Firemen's Bill Veto Stands in Legislature

Governor Bates veto of the 12 hour firemen bill was sustained in the House by 35 to 111. Democrats urged party discipline with out-of-town Republicans likely absent on Friday, aiming to show strength but not pass the measure over the veto. Some Democrats did vote for the Governor.

Bates

Change Ward 20 From Republican To Democratic Stronghold

The Young Men's Democratic Club urged making Ward 20 a Democratic stronghold by registering every enrolled Democrat and winning all precincts. The ward, largest in the city with over 7,800 votes last year, saw enrollment grow by 600, signaling a potential 8,000 voters. Three years ago it backed Republicans by 1,200, but factional fights and last fall’s results, with Senator Gore winning by eight votes for Democrats, shifted dynamics.

Democratic Club Joseph F. O'Connell Gore Gaston

Longwood Tennis Club sees fast fourth day of matches

The fourth day of the Longwood Tennis Club competition produced rapid matches with several quick conclusions yesterday, leaving players and spectators energized as the event continued.

Longwood Longwood Tennis Club

Mayor Removes Three License Commissioners in Lawrence

Lawrence May 22 Mayor Grant removed from office three license commissioners William J Bradley Frederick Pateh and Francis A Coughlin after hearings on charges. A new commission is expected to be appointed tomorrow and take duties once sworn in.

Lawrence Grant William J. Bradley Frederick Pateh Francis A. Coughlin

Town Debts Armory Bill Referred to Selectmen in May Meeting

In Attleboro on May 22 a special town meeting referred the bill settlement of Company I Fifth Regiment M V M to the Selectmen. The Attorney General told District Attorney Swift that without furnishing the armory the Selectmen face criminal prosecution and the town a $50 fine, with the executive department pressing the matter.

Attleboro Fifth Regiment Swift Executive Department of the Commonwealth

Brookline High Pentathlon Held on Cypress Street Playground

Brookline High School conducted the annual pentathlon for the Masters Director and Walter Channing cups yesterday morning on the Cypress street playground. The event began with a wand drill by all pupils followed by dodge ball leap frog and a potato race.

Brookline High School Walter Channing Cypress Street

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