Fishing fleet reports and port weather notes from Nantasket Sound
A fleet of 15 fishing craft arrived at the Fish pier with eight groundfish four mackerel trips and three full flounder trips. Groundfish included 920 pounds pollock 25500 hake and 100 pounds halibut. Haddock cod hake mackerel prices and freight notes are given. A light signal change for Stone Horse Shoal Light ship is postponed to March 1 1920 and a fog bell is to be installed at East Breakwater Nantucket. The Lake Flambeau freighter is due today to load for Gothenburg and Copenhagen. Worcester was dry docked at East Boston for forward compartment leakage.
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Planche F. Irving
Boston Bay
Laura Enos
Paul Revere
Helen Furlito
Antonina
Haddock
Stone Horse Shoal
Nantasket Sound
East Breakwater
Nantucket Harbor
Lake Flambeau
Duluth
Minn
Gothenburg
Copenhagen
Worcester
The
Shipping Board
Red Star Line
East Boston
Shipping News Arrivals and Sailings by Steamers and Tugs
Shipping reports list arrivals of steamers Ninian Trickey Manchester Liverpool West Galeta from Buenos Ayres Montevideo via Trinidad Lady of Gaspe through St Johns and Halifax and many other ships to Norfolk Philadelphia New York Boston and Camden. Also noted are sailings of Lake Furlough North Land Yarmouth St John Bay State and others with towing barges Socony Nos 58 and 123.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninian
Trickey
Manchester
Liverpool
West Galeta
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Trinidad
Lady of Gaspe
Powell
Marystown
St. John’s
N. F
Halifax
Nacoochee
Hibbard
Savannah
Gloucester
Ryan
Baltimore
Norfolk
Grecian
Page
Philadelphia
J. H. Devereux
Keene
Lake Frolano
Will
Lower Fares Favored In Massachusetts Street Railways Report
A special legislative committee report on Massachusetts street railways backed lower L line fares. The panel finished its labors and plans to publish next week with two related reports outlining rehabilitation measures and inflation checks tied to wartime or property value changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Public control of the Boston Elevated main issue in reports
The majority and minority reports urge treating the Boston Elevated like a public utility with social economic and community value. They favor community subsidies, lower fares, and state or public Commission oversight to curb deficits and limit levy amounts. Walsh advocates outright public control and a possible 5 cent fare with state takeover and price near current valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
John J. Walsh
Boston Elevated Railway
Boston Elevated
Commission
Public Service Commission
Pennsylvania
Senator Walsh
Ashley
New Bedford
Boston
Clergy Seek Reduced Sunday Fares From Boston Elevated
A delegation of Presbyterian ministers urged Boston Elevated trustees to cut Sunday car fares to three to five cents for churchgoers. The informal hearing at 101 Milk Street lasted about 30 minutes with only two trustees present. Trustees promised to consider the request, noting legal barriers but aiming for possible reductions within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Milk Street
James F. Jackson
John F. Stevens
Isaac Ward
First Presbyterian Church
William W. Liliffe
Brookline Presbyterian Church
Daniel Nicholson
Scotch Presbyterian Church
Clarence Young
Roxbury
Grand Dukes Visit Italy to Meet Russian Grand Dukes
King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena with royal children sail to Genoa aboard Yela and visit Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch and Grand Duke Peter, with the Russian pair declining interviews and noting a villa rental through July 1920. The Grand Duchess Anastasia emphasizes a wish for silence and turmoil in their homeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Associated Press
Victor Emmanuel
Helena
Sant Margherita
Nicholas Nicholaievitch
Peter
United States
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Anastasia
Italy
Grand Duchess
Day's Notices Show City Religious and Civic Events
Today features mass at All Saints and St Joseph churches, a women's Missionary Society jubilee, a Massachusetts Teachers Federation meeting, and community service opens at Denison House. Also listed are a Norfolk County Republican Club dinner, a League of Catholic Women meeting, a Park Street Y M C A debate on policing, a Republican rally at Tremont Temple, and doors opening for evening events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Church
Harrison Avenue
City Proper
St. Joseph’s Church
Chambers Street
West End
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
St. Mark’s Church
Brookline
Massachusetts Teachers’ Federation
Room
Tremont Temple
Intercollegiate Community Service Association
Denison House
Tyler Street
Perkins Hall
W.handy
Tufts College
King's Chapel
Sidney E. Snow
Navy Yard
Daniel Burns
Navy
Norfolk County Republican Club
American House
League of Catholic Women
Notre Dame Academy
Fenway
Boston
Park Street
Baseball Fans Eye Third Baseman Prospects for Giants
Some fans speculate about potential third base candidates to replace Heinie Zimmerman with the Giants next season. The chatter centers on available players lingering in the market and spring training hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinie Zimmerman
Giants
Lodge Pushes Final Vote On German Peace Treaty
Washington reports formal negotiations open in the Senate for an early final vote on ratification. Senator Lodge proposes a final roll call for Wednesday November 12 as the date, while Senator Hitchcock counters with a 15 minute per senator debate limit on all questions starting next week without fixing a ratification date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Senate adjourns without vote on treaty amendments
Proposals were laid aside as the Senate adjourned to night and will resume Monday without voting on any pending amendments to the treaty. Senator Lodge signaled Republican acceptance of a plan to dispose of the treaty on November 12 before leaving for a weekend trip. Senator Hitchcock and other Democrats indicated they would back curtailing debate with no definite voting date. Administration leaders hope for a final vote in early November after further debate on La Follette’s labor-section amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Lodge
Hitchcock
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Centenary of Dr Scudder Mission Commemoration in Boston
The 100th anniversary of Dr John Scudder and wife sailing to Calcutta will be marked at Old South Meeting House at 3 30 p m tomorrow. Dr Scudder was the first American medical missionary and first physician commissioned as a missionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scudder
Calcutta
India
Old South Meeting House
Scudder
Old Church
Frederick A. Washburn
Massachusetts General Hospital
England
France
Walter T. Scudder
Arcot
Boston
Old South Church
American Board
Dutch Reformed Board
Doremus Scudder
George H. Washburn
Far East
Memorial Services at Calvary Cemetery Planned
Memorial services at Calvary Cemetery will be held Sunday and Monday with three masses in the mortuary chapel on Monday for All Souls Day observances. A Sunday 3 30 p m service will include beads sermon and benediction. The yearly list of the dead will close during these rites. Reverend John F Cummins invites relatives and friends buried in Old or New Calvary to attend, with solemn requiems on Monday for all buried in the two cemeteries. Additional services follow at other Catholic cemeteries nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Cemetery
Mortuary Chapel
John F. Cummins
Church of the Sacred Heart, Roslindale
New Calvary
Roston
Printers to Consider Arbitrating Demands in New York
Leon H. Rouse of the Big Six Typographical Union agreed at a conference with the Printers League to present at a Sunday meeting the question of arbitrating all demands including the 44 hour week and a $14 raise that sparked the strike and lockout in the local printing industry. League officials said they would require an answer by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leon H. Rouse
Big Six Typographical Union
Printers’ League
League
Rouse
Heart Queries at Maranatha Tabernacle Boston
H B Killam pastor hosts evening services at 60s Massachusetts Ave Cambridge presenting "Heart Queries" and "Can Morality Save Us or Does the Calvary Save Hell-Bound Oners" with a welcoming message from the school community and attendees invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maranatha Tabfernacteh
Boston
H. B. Killam
Massachusetts Ave
Cambridge
Calvary
Ible School
Disabled U S Army Officer Plans Parisian French Study
A disabled U S Army officer proposes to study Parisian French subjects for his education and career, outlining steps and intentions while noting support from the Post. The article references measures for rehabilitation and learning opportunities in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
Wee
Obituary notices from Somerville and surrounding towns
Funeral notices for Ellen A Barrett Mary Elizabeth Collins George Day Dora Diggin John A Dunn Margaret Falion Sarah J Gardiner John J Harrington Michael Heeran Catherine Hickey Julia Hinckley Melicent Jarvis Alice Linden Archie Moore Herman Morse Mabel Morton William Oakhem Frederick Pasco John J Sullivan Jeremiah Sullivan with service details and burial plans across Somerville Roxbury Dorchester Charlestown and surrounding areas.
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Fort Myer
George Edward Day
Browning Rd
Somerville
Diggin
Dorchester
Dora J
Jeremiah D. Diggin
Columbia Rd
St. Margaret's Church
Dunn
Boston
John A
Margaret de Dunn
Woodward St
St. Monica’s Church
Teams Union
A. FB
Pallon
Roxbury
Margaret ( Sharkey
Thomas Falion
Fune
Phillips St
Mission Church
Flynn
Malden
Sarah M. Phy
Patrick H. Fl
Wist
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Frayer
East Milton
William P
Anna Frayer
Horan
Church St
St. Gregory’s
Friend
West Somerville
Edeward W. Friend
Burnside Ave
Gloucester
Mass
Ganley
Delia
Nee Carr
James Ganley
Brook Ave
St. Paul's Church
Bee
Gardiner
Watertown
Sarah J. (Reid
George H. Gardiner
Sofi
Charles C. Gardiner
School St
Prince Edward Island
Harrington
Charlestown
John J
Annie M. Harrington
Riley
Rutherford Ave
St. Mary's Church
Warren St
Heeran
Cambridge
Michael Heeran
Patrick J. Heeran
Putnam Ave
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Hickey
South Boston
Catherine
Thomas Hickey
William P. Hicke
Gates St
Gate of Heaven
Hinckley
Julia
Woodside Ave
Moore
Dorchester Lower Mills
Archie R. Moore
Hudson
N. H
Herman A. Morse
Pleasant St
Morton
Mabel B
Leaise E. Morton
East Magle St
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Lexington St
Oaktiem
William J
Mary A. Oakhem
Lucy
Magazine St
St. Patrick's Church
St. Paterick’s Church
Pasco
Berkeley St
Frederick Pasco
Harvard
Jacksonville
Florida
Sullivan
Joseph A
Clancy) Sullivan
Treadway Rd
Savin Hill Ave
St. William's Church
Northboro
Leominster
Jeremiah J
Ada T. Sullivan
Whitten St
St. Mark's Church
Driscoll’s First Anniversary High Mass Held
Mary Driscoll nee Brennan remembered at Church of the Assumption East Boston. Mass for the repose of her soul held Tuesday at 8 am. Husband, children, parents, and siblings express lasting remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Driscoll
Nee Brennan
Church of the Assumption
East
Boston
Dooley in Loving Memory of Mrs June Dooley
In loving memory of Mrs. June Dooley who departed this life November first, 1915. Mass at St Marys Church Randolph Mass November eleventh at seven thirty in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Dooley
St. Mary's Church
Randolph
Mass
Luddy Family Thank You For Sympathy
Mr and Mrs James E Luddy of Somerville express gratitude to friends for sympathy and floral offerings following a recent bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Luddy
Somerville
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
State House
Commonwealth
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G. & E. Division
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