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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1906

Page

2

Fishermen Oppose Boston Area Fish Trust Plan

Massachusetts coast fishermen vow to resist a proposed fish trust as they expect to supply independent dealers. Captains claim many will quit wharf operations, moving to other ports or selling to independent dealers, while some support a uniform pricing approach but warn prices may rise and hurt consumers.

Fish Trust Massachusetts Boston Gloucester Cape Cod Cape Annone Captain E. Nickerson

Navigator Tug Makes Long Cape Horn Voyage to Frisco

The Navigator, a 150 foot ocean tug based in Boston and built eight years ago in New Jersey, sails from Philadelphia toward South America. Captain George MacGoldrick leads the crew as the vessel rounds Cape Horn and heads to Frisco on one of the longest trips for a boat of its size, following the L. Luckenbach’s earlier voyage.

Navigator Boston Boston Light George MacGoldrick New Jersey Philadelphia South America Cape Horn Frisco L. Luckenbach Horn San Francisco

Compulsory Education Proposed as Solution to Negro Question

Alabama educator William J. Edwards argues for compulsory education for all children ages 6 to 14 as the sole solution to the so called negro problem. Edwards, a colored Snow Hill Institute founder, notes disenfranchisement and discrimination while urging equal schooling to end prejudice.

South William J. Edwards Snow Hill Institute Alabama Mt. Vernon Church Edwards Tuskegee Institute Snow Hill Normal and Industrial Institute

Calvin Austin Elected President of Mallory Steamship Line

Calvin Austin, formerly an office boy in a Boston firm, was elected president of the Mallory line in New York on Saturday. He now directs more than 50 vessels and is praised as a strategic mastermind in steamship circles. The officers named include F. C. Bingle as vice president and N. H. Campbell as secretary and treasurer.

New York Mallory Line Calvin Austin Austin Boston Fryeburg F. C. Bingle N. H. Campbell C. W. Morse Charles H. Mallory Robert Mallory William H. Hill John Englis James T. Morse

China urges funds to build public works at ports opened by treaties

Yuan Shikai governor Cai Li memorializes the throne asking funds for construction of public works at Mukden Antung and Tantungkao asserting China must act to preserve sovereignty. The Board of Revenue backs raising the money noting Mukden Antung are opened by treaties with the United States and Mukden and Tantungkae by treaties with Japan.

Pekin Mukden Antung Tantungkao Yuan Shi Kai Cai- Li China Board of Revenue United States Tantungkae Japan

Chilean Legation Secre tary to Bolivar Appointment

Manuel Jose Vega, long secretary of the Chilean legation and chargé d affaires in Mexico City, has been named Chilean minister to Bolivar. He will leave the legation within two weeks to assume his new post.

Mexico City Manuel Jose Vega Chilian Legation Bolivar Legation

Worcester Fire Station Sinking in the Mud

Worcester fire headquarters on Mechanics and Foster streets sinks into mud since 1897 and has settled over seven inches. Windows tilt, walls open, trains shake the building, and firefighters sleep under umbrellas awaiting official action as piles settle unevenly toward the north.

Worcester Mechanics and Foster Streets Boston and Maine Railroad

Taft Heads to Yale Corporation Meeting in New Haven

Secretary Taft departed Washington for New Haven to attend a Yale Corporation meeting where he serves as a member. He travels on the eve of the engagement with the university and its governance.

Taft YALE Washington New Haven Conn Yale Corporation

Dr Williams Pink Pills Restore Blood and Vitality

The ad claims Dr Williams Pink Pills create new blood and restore strength in anemia from various causes. It features a testimonial from Mrs Jessie Fink of Akron Ohio describing severe weight loss, nervou s indigestion, and recovery after using the pills. It notes the pills sold by druggists and by mail from Schenectady NY.

Dr. Williams

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