Admiral Dewey and Mrs Hazen Spotted in New York
New York reports Admiral Dewey and his fiancé e Mrs Hazen enjoying public sightings today. The pair moved through familiar areas including a store in which they escaped into a shop and later drove in Central Park while Mrs Hazen visited dressmakers. The admiral was repeatedly identified despite attempts to stay out of the spotlight.
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Central Park
Mrs. Hazen
Record Mackeral Catch Sets Provincetown Treasure
Provincetown reports an immense mackerel run over four days with 140000 split and salted 25000 packed 30000 stored locally while 75000 mackerel were landed in three days. Brokers in Boston Gloucester and New York echo the boom as fleets ready for next season. Local harbor work plans include demolishing two end warehouses to add about 150 feet of new dock space and expand facilities.
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Provincetown
Boston
Gloucester
New York
Across the Water Front Trade Slowed by Poor Weather
A slow fishing ground week yielded few vessel arrivals at Boston's water front. Provincetown boats delivered 170 000 fresh mackerel at 3 12 cents each, netting owners about 950 dollars. Hub imports rose to 1 129 364 with exports near 2 470 59, while steamers Yoruba and Syderhorn moved toward Avonmouth and Progreso, Mexico.
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T Wharf
Provincetown
Hoosac Tunnel
Baltimore
Avonmouth
Eng
Everett
Progreso
Mex
Gate City
Auction totals and figures appear as a financial snippet
The fragment lists 60 000 50 000 2 000 4 000 and a combined value of 118 000, suggesting a ledger or bid summary with multiple line amounts totaling 118 000. No identifiable people or organizations are provided in the readable text.
Admiral Dewey Praised By Little Flag Carrying Boy On Fifth Avenue
A three year old boy named George Anthony carried an admiral flag while walking with a nurse on Fifth Avenue. Admiral Dewey saluted the boy and shook his hand, expressing pride in the flag he bore. A crowd formed as Dewey and his fiancée viewed the triumphal arch and paused near the Fifth Avenue Hotel. They fled the crowd, later returning to their hotel after a brief Central Park drive. Dewey and Mrs Hazen planned to stay several days. the bride elect’s trousseau was described as elaborate with thirty eight gowns.
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Fifth Avenue
George Anthony
Dewey
Eighteenth Street
Broadway
Admiral Dewey
Secretary Long Rules Out Vice Presidency
Hingham, Nov. 6. Secretary of the Navy John D. Long, visiting his Massachusetts home, says talks of a vice presidential bid are unfounded. He intends to retire from politics after his four-year term, prefers private life in Massachusetts, and notes the vice presidency would likely go to New York. He would not seek further political honors and has no desire for office. He has heard nothing about a note from Francis Atwater about Maine suspects.
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Hingham
Secretary of the Navy
John D. Long
Washington
Massachusetts
New York
Congress
Francis Atwater
Clara Barton
Maine
Thieves Enter Tremont Street Apartments Steal Jewelry
Thieves used fake keys to enter Joseph Calle's apartment at 1422 Tremont Street yesterday afternoon and stole a plush case holding a lady's gold watch and chain, a ring, and a pair of cuff buttons.
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Joseph Calle
Tremont Street
Wholesale mackerel flood shocks fishermen at Truro
Fishermen faced a sudden surge of mackerel landings at Truro as a large portion was sent to Boston and other cities. Prices plummeted after the first shipment, prompting rapid price-cutting and heavy unloading by crews led by Perkins, Proctor, Rich Bros., and others. The Addison Center and I. J. Merritt carried thousands of barrels iced for sale, totaling about 172 000 mackerel drawn from the weirs and nets in a single day.
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Salter
Truro
Boston
New York
Boston Commission
Perkins
Gloucester
Proctor
Rich Bros
T. K. Paine
J. F. Snow
T. J. Lewis
Con
Gloucester Mackerel Fleet Returns with Rich Haul
Three schooners from the Bay St. Lawrence arrive after a mackerel hooking trip. F. W. Homans carries 140 barrels, Richard Lester 70, and Reporter 80. Jackman leads the fleet, once part of a 800-strong fleet that enriched New England coastal towns before the end of traditional hook and line fishing.
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Gloucester
Bay St. Lawrence
F. W. Homans
Jackman
Richard Lester
Reporter
New England
Lewis Wharf Upgrades Underway With Shed Expansion
Builders began improvements at Lewis wharf demolishing the old shed at the lower end. A new shed will be 9 feet wider and 14 feet higher, matching the Yar mouth Steamship Company's shed, with offices for Clyde on top. Tracks are relaid, adjoining properties shifting, and multiple tenants and vessels adjust to the changes.
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Lewis Wharf
Carroll and Worcester
Yarmouth Steamship Company
John Smith
David H. Smith
Clyde Company
Union Freight Railroad Company
Savannah and Plant Lines
Lewis Towboat Company
Boston Pilots’ Association
Smiths
Powder
South
Boston
Clyde
Mr. Cox
Yarmouth Company
Boston Towboat Company
J. W. Marston
Savannah
Chattahoochee
Gate City
Halifax
Marine traffic and port activity at the Savannah riverfront
The Chattahoochee will discharge 3500 bales of cotton and 100000 feet of lumber after unloading at Savannah. The Allan Joy operates between here and New York and may take Old Dominion, with a ten year pier lease. New steamboat ventures and repairs involve the Metropolitan line rival, the Boston and West Indies line, Constellation, Emmeline, Michigan, Warren, and other vessels. Cargoes include lumber for Buenos Ayres and Java sugar aboard Fernmotor. ships undergo repairs at Boston and Mystic wharves ahead of winter quarters and service shifts.
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Lawley
Asmn
Charles Acorn
Cadet
Emmeline
Brunswick
Michigan
New York
Bangor
Boston
Warren
Metropolis
Marblehead
Liverpool
Simpson's Dry Dock
Bown
Mystic Wharf
Barkentine Africa
Buenos Ayres
Fernmotor
Delaware
Winifred
Galveston
Mallory Line
Landsman
Brigantine Plover Fills With Water After Run Aground
Block Island ships desk reports the brigantine Plover ashore at Sandy Point is taking on water. Wreckers are unloading her cargo while the vessel rests in a sandy bed and endures heavy wave action.
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Block Island
Sandy Point
Holland Submarine Torpedo Boat Trials Under Government Review
The submarine torpedo boat Holland underwent an official trial today before a United States government board, marking a formal assessment of its performance and readiness.
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New York
Holland
Shipping News Summary of Arrivals and Clearances
Shipping notices record arrivals of steamers including Chattahoochee and Michigan with cargoes and passengers, plus multiple brigs and schooners at various ports. Cleared Gate City for Savannah and steamers Patriot and Wallace bound for Newport News, with wind and towing details noted and several vessels sailing or loading for international ports.
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Chattahoochee
Lewis
Savannah
E. H. Downing
Lyderhorn
Hammeras
Philadelphia
Mexico
Lander
Baltimore
Avonmouth
Eng
Michigan
Oleson
New York
Greenock
Lucy W. Snow
Blake
Rondout
Arctic
Seaboyer
McLean
Elizabethport
Hazel Dell
Duffy
Woodbridge Creek
N. J
Rising Sun
Whitton
Jersey City
Aghiana Queen
Dobbins
Machias
P. Doane
Sears
Newport
R. 1
Qo, Company
Bayonne
Concord, Hewitt
Wth Barge
Thaxter
Portsmouth
Taurus
Clifford
J. H. Rutter
Ellenville
Juno
Kemp
Confidence
Baker
Vineyard Haven
Bangor
Bonanza
Black Bird
Brilliant
Salem
Robert A. Packer
McGoldrick
Perth Amboy
Boston
Bath
Banter
Buttress
Boxer
Tally
New Bedford
B. J. Hamilton
Cocheco
Kadgartown
Gate City
Echooners Patriot
Wallace
David P. Davis
Newport News
N. W
St. Croix
St. John
N. B
Portland
Eastport
Herman Winter
Tower
Marine
Norcross
Rockport
George H. Ames
Brunswick
Bertha Dean
Tyhena
Raid
Robert Lockhart
Baffle
Baltic
Bristol
Dudley Pray
Hackengick
Dora
Weerawken
Cumberland
Concord
Wayne
Aportgmouth
N. H
Jonet Hze
Pertht Leahey
Rortamouth
Iom
Perthmbar
Sur Salem
Jerry
A. W. Cheserton
Nauset
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Mrs. Hazens Wealth
H Streets
K Street
Washington Gas and Electric Light Company
Washington Street Railway Company
Total Wealth
Total
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Webb
Landau
Silver
Long
Oregon
Hong Kong
United States
Battahi Regon
Manila
Cebu
Tremont Temple
Shipping News
Medical
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Hallock Medical Institute
Court. St
Mass
E. W. Gahan
Adame
J. P. Adams
Shell
Crescent Street Waltham
Keene's Watch Store
Washington St
Robinson's
Warren Line
Beeston
Kannas
Sagamore
Vitchburg KR
Charlestown Warren & CO
Milk Street
Cunard Line
Ultonia
West Express
New
Company
State St
Alex. Martin
Dominion Line
Queenstown
Fitchburg R. R
Canada
FOR
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Aries
Gielden
Omice
Columbus Ave
Pr. Bell
Christ
Savannah Line
Ocean Steamship Co
Florida
Ta. m
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EH. Downing
Atlantic Ave
Sound Line
Metropolitan 8
Ocean Steamship Company
Williams
Tremont St
London Hospital
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship. Line
Entiadelphie
F. P. Wing
Central Wharf
B. Sampson
State
Fiske Building
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Co
C. Thompson
J. E. Bishop
Eliot
P. O. Box
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Street Department
City of
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Y‘ucker
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City Hall
Ben J. W. Wells
Board OF Street Commissioners
Winthrop Street
Roxbury
Dennis Street
Brook Avenue
J. H. Jenkins
Nurfolk
Probste
Anner, Goodwin
Charles D. Ingersoll
Boston West
John . Mekhin
Dudge
Register
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
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Edwin Hawley
Ass't
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New Yarmouth
Prince Arthur
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Long Wharf
Foot State St
Prince Edward
Yarmouth Steamship Go., Ltd
BF. Williams
Nwewat
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
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New London
New Haven
U. w.—Bay State Limited
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Air Line Limited
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Riode Igland
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Maryland Transfer
Colonial Express
Mederal
Eexpress
Steiner
Us State House
Vertuinal Station
Bally
L. H. Palmer
Boston Wass
Old State House
Peter Clare
A. Kendalal
Gen’ Y Yaxs
REA Estate
Lexington
Parker Street
Massachusetts Avenue
William Hunt
Court St
Onset
Central Ave
Willam A. Atkinson
Grozida
Dunham Park
Mage
Fifth St
Middle Bell
Elmwood House
L&t
Columbia Head
Everett Square
Upham
Corning ST
Idson ST
Sharon ST
Shawmut Ave
ST. Botolph ST
Beacon St
Somerville
Tileston Ave
Blue Hillve
Mattapan Electrics
West Medford
E. B. Shepard
Boston Ave
Albany
Eustis St
A. P. Brown
Dix Place
Bell
Sawyer St
Rockland Ave
Montgomery
Fort Ave
T. L. Jenks
Heart of Business Section
Water St
Isaac Washburn
Washington, Es
Alderson
MIT
Hotel Berkshire
Dartmouth St
W. L. Mallabar
Harvard
Ana
G. G. Allen
J. H. Alderson
Boston Commercial College
G. Allen
Trowmont A. Boston
Munro’s
Eliot St
Boston School OF Hypnotism
Barnes
Croker & Wheeler
H. P. Motor
Inquire
Massachusetts Ave
Cambridge
the Post
Bascom
Blith CO
Temple Place
Capt. Taylor
Thomas Hollis. CO
Union St
Albee Stove CO
Blackstone St
Broadway Extension
Telephone
Vost
Brockline
D. W. How
Fisher Ave
Buckminster Road
F. Gallagher
Lougkee & CO
Warren Ave
Tremont Ut
Briggs
Astrology
Madam Mildury
Verter St
Mast
Tal
Prof
Marshall
Upgvat
A. E. Mann & CO
Windsor
Lincoln St
Albert's
Inbert’s
Elliot St
J. Monahan
Devonshire St
Opticians
Andrew J. Lloyd,& CO
van Tine
Penn. Ave
Pittsburg
Penn
Lathrop's
Tremont Row
Richard Bell
Lowney
Commercial St
Manhattan
Beach St
Revere
Guess
DO i
Kinsman St
West Everett
McNameel’s
Harvard Sq
Somerset St
Allen Sylvester
Pub
Reading
Collins
Parker St
Chickering, Iyers-Pond
O. Taylor
Sherborn
E. Millens
Stanton St
Malden, Mags
Pat
M. D
Dudley i
Victor
Kesselman
Merrimac St
M. Lipson
Norman &T
Pstal
Cotting St. Kgs
H. Safier
Chambers St
Nara Ae Fae
Joseph & Ewak
A. M. Cooper
Barton St
Berry
McPhail
Winthrop St
Waverley House
Charlestown
Tremont
Chester
Tolman
Boylston Bt
Justice OF the Peace
Tremorit St
SAFES
Sudbury St
Whitney
F. T. Bridge
Slye
Waltz
Henderson
Mags
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