Fishing Fleet Posts Bountiful Haul at T Wharf
Seven vessels delivered 156000 pounds of fish with haddock 34000, cod 900, hake 52000, pollock 61000. Prices ranged from 3 to 48 cents per pound. Vessel earnings listed for Robert & Arthur, Mortis H Perry, Bertha M Batley, A C Newhall, Catherine Enos, and TWVGvABA vessels. The Sylvania reached quarantine at 4 am and docked at 8 g ChoCK. Other updates include Athene loading lumber for Bahia Blanca at $8.50 per 1000 feet and barges for Philadelphia & Reading.
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T Wharf
Haddock
Cod
Hake
Pollock
Robert & Arthur
Mortis H. Perry
Bertha M. Batley
A. C. Newhall
Catherine Enos
Athene
Mystic Wharf
Bahia Blanca
Rasmussen
Scott's Emulsion Promises Cold Cure and Strength
An advertisement touts Scott and Bowne Emulsion as a cure for colds that hang on in winter and as a tonic to build resistance, claiming it strengthens the body against further colds and pneumonia. The ad lists the New York address 409 Pearl Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Steamship and harbor movements in early week
The report lists sunrise and sunset times, length of day, and moonrise. It catalogs vessels and routes including Sylvania, Tabasco, Memnon, Halifax, City of Bangor, and others sailing or cleared for Liverpool, Baltimore, and New York with dates in October and nearby ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvania
Dresser
Liverpool
Tabasco
Anderson
Rotterdam
Fowey
Port Talbot
Swansea
Memnon
Morgan
Valparaiso
Chili
Charleston
Halifax
Ellis
Charlottetown
EF. A
Hawkesbury
N. S
Howard
James
Baltimore
Norfolk
Persian
Smith
Philadelphia
Dimock
Baker
New York
Kennebec
Seifert
Aeoat
Bayonne
N. J
Vineyard Haven
Cumberland
Warrington
Salem
Mass
Cheektowaga
Farnham
Portland
Beverly
Baffle
Banter
Bravo
Perth Amboy
Timandra
McQuarrie
Rosario
Too Ny
AW Rice & Co
B. B. Hardwick
Berry
Clementsport
Alice Mand
Hawx
St. John
N. B
Horatio L. Baker
Mohr
Geylon
Addison Kh. Bullard
Worden
William B. Palmer
McAloney
Jane Palmer
Willey
Newport News
Charlotte W. Miller
Gurney
Albany
N. Y
Horace W. Macomber
Bray
Mary F. Barrett
Sargent
Elizabeth Palmer
Eagle Wing
T. Charleton Henry
Sanford
Samuel J. Goucher
Crowley
Sagamore
Trefry
Dorothy Palmer
Harding
J. Holmes Birdsall
Clark
Laura L. Sprague
Wixon
Henry JL. Peckham
Bangor
Michigan
Bostonian
Manchester
Irig
Siberian
Glasgow
Korannd
City of
Labor Notes On Union Momentum And Meetings
The Structural Building Trades Alliance backed a municipal electric lighting project. Typographical union book and job branch plans another mass meeting and eight hour demonstration next month. Brass and Iron Moulders Apprentices Union marked its first anniversary with a ladies night at 45 Eliot street. George E. Evans, State Prison electrical engineer, joined Boston Steam Engineers Union 16. A Charlestown brewery dispute report was accepted as progress toward settlement. Cigarmakers Union 97 discussed tobacco trust tactics. The label committee shifted meeting night from Tuesday to Monday.
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Structural Building Trades’ Alliance
Typographical Union
Brass and Iron Moulders Apprentices Union
Eliot Street
George E. Evans
State Prison
Boston Steam Engineers’ Union
Evans
Charlestown
Tobacco Trust
Union 97
Orchard Democrats Hold Roxbury Grand Ball
About 500 people attended Orchard Democratic Club’s first grand ball at Orchard Hall Roxbury last evening. Edward F. Lanagan served as floor marshal with James I F Ambrose as assistant. John F. Stevens directed the floor, aided by a list of stewards and attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchard Democratic Club
Orchard Hall
Roxbury
Edward F. Lanagan
James IF. Ambrose
John F. Stevens
Nicholas J. Dunn
Thomas A. Lanagan
Dennis J. Crowley
James Heath
Ienry F. Brown
John F. Fitzpatrick
Patrick Sullivan
Harry McCarthy
William O’brien
Charles McGowen
T. J. Hennessy
Redmond J. Owens
Chelsea group lines up for Hebrews anniversary celebration
T Wolper Emanuel Gorfinkle W Tlur wits T Zetten and Elias Blomberg of the Chelsea Young Men’s Hebrew Association were named to the committee for the 24th anniversary of Hebrews’ arrival in this country to be observed in Chelsea on November 26.
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T. Wolper
Emanuel Gorfinkle
W. Tlurwits
T. Zetten
Elias Blomberg
Chelsea Young Men's Hebrew Association
Chelsea
Lad Breaks Knee Pan In School Gym Race
James P. Haverty aged 14 injured his knee during a gym race at Lincoln School yesterday afternoon. He slipped while racing with companions on the school’s fine street court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Haverty
TP Fine Street
Lincoln School
Bitter Charges Over Candidates
The report outlines a campaign rally circuit supporting Fitzgerald with attacks on Ward bosses led by John A. Sullivan and James Curley figures. It accuses Ward 8 boss Lomasney of selling out Democratic interests while detailing Donovan’s legislative voting record.
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Ward 8
Lomasney
Board of Aldermen
Silverman
Boston
Ward & Machine
Fitzgerald
Ward
Joseph F. O'Connell
Young Men's Democratic Club
Donovan
Massachusetts
Tremont Street
Dorchester Described as Disfranchised in Campaign Speech
The Hon. RE. B. Callender opened his Republican mayoral campaign before the West Side Republican Club on Laurel avenue Ward 24. He charged that a deal among officials blocked Dorchester redistricting, depriving Dorchester voters of proper representation and urging Ward 11 relief. He likened the Good Government Association to the Girondists and urged broader ward participation. The speech repeated later for Harvard Improvement Association.
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RE. B. Callender
West Side
Republican Club
Laurel Avenue
Andrew J. Sullivan
Boston
Louis A Frothingham
M. M. Lomasney
Edwin A. Curtis
Callender
Dorchester
Good Government Association
Frothingham
Mr. Lomasney
E. A. Curtis
Common Council
Carlyle
Fitzgerald Critiques McNary Donovan Records At Rally
Fitzgerald attacks Congressman McNary and Donovan over campaign charges and legislative record. He defends public utilities support and invites a records comparison while denouncing Donovan as office-seeking and out of touch with the people. He cites Massachusetts Legislature history and calls for focus on official facts.
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Fitzgerald
McNary
Donovan
Corporation
Massachusetts
State House
Dr Agnew Catarrhal Powder Relief Advertisement
A nostril diffuser bottle delivers a puff of powder to nasal passages. It claims painless use and instant relief for catarrh hay fever colds headache sore throat tonsillitis and deafness. Price listed as 50 cents.
Lomasney Attacks Fitzgerald at East Boston Meeting
The Hon. Martin M. Lomasney greeted at Stirk's Hall with cheers and a band. He alleged Fitzgerald uses thugs to gain votes and split families, urged voters of Ward 1 to oppose him, and cited a case of firing a man over a $10 club debt. Also attacked were McNary, Conry, Kelcher. Donovan delivered the keynote.
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Martin M. Lomasney
Stirk’s Hall
Boston
Old Town
Congress
East Boston
Dorchester
Weeping Willow
Jefferson Club
John H. Sullivan
Fitzgerald
Lomasney
McNary
Conry
John S. Kelcher
Donovan
Herrera and Hanlon Fight to Draw in 20 Rounds
Aurelio Herrera and Eddie Hanlon battled 20 rounds in San Francisco with the bout ending in a draw. In Saint John New Brunswick a manslaughter case paused boxing events as Fred Northrup faced continued hearing and bail denial.
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San Francisco
Cal
Aurelio Herrera
Eddie Hanlon
ST. John, N. B
Fred Northrup
Ritchie
Northrup
Senator Donovan Votes No on Oleomargarine Fraud Bill
The 1899 House Journal records a Senate bill to stop deceiving the public by posing oleo as butter. Donovan voted no, killing the bill in a 19 to 20 vote, as debated amid references to workingman dinners and railroad fare reforms.
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House Journal
Donovan
Iie
Senate
Boylston and
Tremont Streets
Martin Lomasney Responds to Sullivan on Honest Earnings
In Monument Hall Charlestown Martin Lomasney refutes John A. Sullivan’s claim that he never earned an honest dollar. He recalls humble labor, says he blocked boots, dug ditches for Boston, and asserts no one has beaten him for office. He endorses Donovan and predicts open doors in the mayoral era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Lomasney
John A. Sullivan
Monument Hall
Charlestown
Fitzgerald
Donovan
Ward 4
Boston
West Chester Park
McClellan
Nolan
East Boston
Billy
Jim
Eighth
Martin
Ward 18 Candidate Withdraws to Back Mayor Bid
Edward P. Rae withdraws from Ward 18 Common Council race to devote all efforts to John F. Fitzgerald for Mayor and to support the ward committee led by Thomas J. Fay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Rae
John F. Fitzgerald
Thomas J. Fay
Dewey to Speak in Ward 20 Tonight
Six-judge Henry S. Dewey the Republican mayoral candidate will address residents tonight at Bloomfield Hall on Geneva Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Henry S. Dewey
Bloomfield Hall
Geneva Avenue
Two Candidates Expected in Melrose Mayoral Race
In Melrose on November 10, it is likely two candidates will run for mayor. Incumbent Sidney Buttrick has announced his bid with Republican support while Alderman Charles J. Barton is expected to mount a challenge with independent and Democratic backing.
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Melrose
Sidney Buttrick
Charles J. Barton
Buttrick
Barton
Giblin Seeks East Boston Alderman Nomination
Thomas J. Giblin, a Democrat, runs for Alderman in East Boston against Michael J. Leary opposing the dock trust. Giblin announced campaign committee heads Daniel Jennerson in Ward 1 and James Collins in Ward 2 after rallies, with another meeting slated at the Columbian Association boathouse tomorrow afternoon.
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Thomas J. Giblin
Boston
Michael J. Leary
Giblin
Dock Trust
Daniel Jennerson
James Collins
The
Columbian Association
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Maryta
Rye
Maryland
WM. Lanahan
Bautimore
W.lanahan
SO Bautimore
Wellington A. Wardy
Hinckley Bldg
Water St
Cunard
W. B. Cresser
Bark
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company
Robert Palmer & Sons
Noank
Conn
Warren
Leyland Line
Allan Line
Howard In
Hough's Neck
John Howard
T. W. Lawson
Thomas W. Lawson
Elder-Dempster
Highland Light
S. C
Henry L. Peckham
Charles Mann
N. W. Rice & Co
Shipping News
Aesa
Wind Northwest
Anglian
London
Prince George
Yarmouth
N. M. Whitney
Bound Brook
St. Croix
Eastport
Gloucester
Bethania
Hamburg
Mystic
Louisburg
C. B
Newburysport
Preston
Mahanoy
Ballle
Manuel R. Cuza
Howard A. Holder
Do. Leo
H. H. Stanley
Do. Lotus
Rowens
LABOR
Chelsea Hebrew Committee
New Orleans
Crawford House
Brighton
Mars
John HH. Lee
Warren Hall
Charles IL. Slattery
Joseph A. Dennison
Joseph F. O
Minton Hall
Ward 22
Farmer Lee
Tomfohrde
Tom Dowd
Tom Mullen
Quincy
Democratic
Vine Street
Mr. Fitzgerald
Vire Street
James M. Curley
Thomas I. Curley
Ife
Martin Lomasnevy
Peet Art
Lomasnevy
Morrison
Sullivan
Sallivan
James A. Gallivan
John P. Dore
Superior Court
Suffolk County
John P. Manning
Charles Dolan
Bartlett
Guild
Dore
Dolan
Mr. Callender
Mr. Frothingham
Commonwealth
the Good Government Association
Fitz
Edward J. Donovan
Michael J. Mckttrick
Bonovan
Donovar Dodged
Saunders
Saint
Joe Corbett
Board of Strategy
Country
Rae
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