Fishermen to Bring in Great Fleet Amid Scarce Fish
Yesterday six arrivals at T wharf and scarce fish followed by total receipts of haddock 58900 pounds cod 21000 hake 14000 and pollock 26000. A new beam trawler Spray arrived from Quincy undergoing overhaul ahead of Ripple commanded by Captain Michael Green. Foam to be led by Captain Herbert Green. Morning market prices listed for haddock cod hake pollock and a report on the Archie Crowell wreck and Cambrian cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Wharf
Fore River
Quincy
Ripple
Michael Green
Spray
Herbert Green
Haddock
K. Cod. Hake
Morning Star
Elva
Spurling
Archie Crowell
Bridgetown
Cambrian
Leyland Line
Hoosac Docks
Charlestown
London
Cunarder
Saxonia
H. M. Benison
Naples
New York
Liverpool
Shipping News Mini Almanac Novembers Tidal Movements and Arrivals
Shipping data lists sun rise and set times, day length, high water, and tide rise. It records arrivals including Collier Ajax Hutchinson Newport News and many schooners and steamers sailing from and to Newport News Norfolk Savannah Baltimore Philadelphia and New York with multiple tug and barge movements and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier Ajax
Hutchinson
Newport News
A. W. Perry
Hawes
Charlottetown
BEB
Port Hawkesbury
C. B
Lablich
Philadelphia
Rutherford
Salem
Pine Forest
Falpehocken
Gettysburg
Minford
Dto
Phenix
Portland
Langhorne
Oley
Gypsum King
Coburn
New York
Spencer’s Island
Canada
Lewis H. St. John
Windsor
Newburgh
North America
Nelson
Albany
Binghampton
Hackensack
Georges Creek
Machen
Baltimore
Leonard C
Christopher
Lynn
Mass
F. A. Smith
Gloucester
City of Macon
Savannah
Ontario
Norfolk
H. F. Dimock
Priscilla
St. John
N. B
Emm E. Potter
Clementsport
N. S
Cambrian
London
Eng
Manitou
Antwerp
Limon
Port Limon
C. R
Minerva
Sydney
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
Calvin Austin
Eastport
Juniata
Herman Winter
Concord
Rondout
Weehawken
Edgewater
Neponset
Sandwich
Juno
Tipton
Valley Forge
Lincoln
Neshaminy
St. Nicholas
J. S. Glover
Seal Harbor
Samuel S$. Thorp
Rockport
Samuel B. Hubbard
Rockland
Lizzie J. Call
Argentine appoints new U. S. envoy
Buenos Aires reports Dr Clo dovee Miranda Naon, former minister of justice, has been named minister to the United States succeeding Senor Don Epifanio Portela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Clodovee Miranda Naon
United States
Don Epifianio Portela
Can Yale Come Back In Harvard Yale Grid Showdown
Public excitement runs high for a Harvard versus Yale football clash at the Boston Arena. Advance seat sales indicate strong turnout with cheering sections for both sides and a military band performance to boost the atmosphere. The arena promises stadium seating and clear acoustics for the major broadcast.
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Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Fighting Machine
Crimson
Boston
Boola
Arrest Two in Customs Fraud Case
Isaac and Manning Phillips of I and M Phillips importers at 18 West 18th street were arrested in New York on charges of defrauding the government of duty on woolen wearing apparel from France via false consular invoices. They were held for examination in 10000 bail each, bonds posted, and released.
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New York
Isaac and
Manning Phillips
I. and
M. Phillips
No. 18
West 18Th Street
France
Importer Phillips Firm Alleged Duty Fraud Case
Assistant United States Attorney C. C. Whitney says the Phillips firm has acted as an importer since 1907 and that duties defrauded may total 50 000 dollars. The proceedings follow actions against Joseph Brooke & Co English woolen goods importers whose U S branches were seized. No arrests were made as firm members reside abroad but stock is attached and suit brought to recover 200 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
C. C. Whitney
Phillips
Joseph Brooke & Co
Brooke
Enlisted Men Host First Y M C A Conference in Boston
The first conference conducted by enlisted men since the Y M C A's formation opens with a banquet at Charlestown naval branch headquarters and runs through Tuesday. Delegates visit Boston sites on a sightseeing excursion after a day of sessions at forts along the New England coast.
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Naval Branch
Charlestown
New England
Boston Y. M. C. A
Boston
Postpone Work On Meridian Street Bridge
Boston will not reconstruct the Meridian Street bridge in East Boston until the next Legislature passes a bill for cost apportionment among benefiting cities and towns. Mayor and Streets Superintendent Rourke announced after consulting Chelsea board of control. Chelsea urged a temporary $100,000 bridge with a 100-foot draw lasting about four years.
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Boston
Meridian Street
Streets Rourke
Chelsea Board of Control
Legacy for fuel to Boston's poor
The will of the late William O. Blaney of 469 Commonwealth Avenue was filed yesterday in Suffolk County probate. After distributing to relatives, two public bequests take effect immediately, including $1000 to the American Congregational Association and $1000 to the City Missionary Society to supply fuel to Boston's worthy poor.
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William O. Blaney
Commonwealth Avenue
Suffolk County
American Congregational Association
City Missionary Society
Stage listings show a crowded Boston theater week
The final week offers Gillette at Hollis with Too Much Johnson and Held by the Enemy. Sothern and Marlowe at the Shubert stage As You Like It and Romeo and Juliet. The Chocolate Soldier at Majestic, The Old Town at Colonial, and Montgomery and Stone returning at high demand. Fortunes Hunter closed soon at Tremont. Christie Macdonald follows with The Spring Maid. Seven Days remains lively at Park. The Speckled Band closes at Boston Theatre. Kyrle Bellows starts Raffles. The Family ends at Globe. Lew Dockstader, Going Some at Castle Square, Lion and the Mouse next week. Fiske O Hara leaves Grand Opera House with The Wearing of the Green. next week House With the Green Shutters. akeo Namba headlines Keith's with Gus Edwards. Rush's Bon Ton closes at Waldron's. The Follies of New York and Paris follow. Francis Wilson brings The Bachelor's Baby to Hollis on Nov 28. The Ducklings closes.
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William Gillette
Hollis
Johnson
Julia Marlowe
Shubert
Majestic Theatre
Blanche King
Old Town
Colonial Theatre
Montgomery
Stone
Tremont
Christie Macdonald
Park
Boston Theatre
Kyrle Bellew
Akeo Namba
B. F. Keith
Gus Edwards
Old Howard
Edmond Hayes
Wise Guy
Ted Steele & Co
Bowdoin Square Theatre
McGowan
Rush
Bon Ton Burlesquers
Waldron’s
New York
Paris
Francis Wilson
New Appliance Claims to Cure Rupture for All Ages
A period advertisement urges readers to try a new device that supposedly cures rupture. The ad promises success after years of experience and invites immediate response with a coupon. It targets men women and children and notes prior failed attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petiente
C. E. Brooks
Brooks Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Blinkers the Kitten Dances to Piano at Columbia Theatre
A quirky feature notes Blinkers the kitten from Manomet, famed for waltzing to piano music. Next week the Columbia Theatre showcases 50 people and a “broilers” collection, while The Yankee Doodle Girls end their run and Katy Did debuts at Boston Theatre on Nov 28. Mabel Barrison to perform Lulu's Husbands at Globe on Nov 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Theatre
Katy Did
Boston Theatre
The
Globe
Mabel Barrison
Lulu
Becomes hob0 by wife's act ends work vow
Baltimore Charlie Lewis aged 63, known as the king of hoboes, escaped jail by telling Magistrate Grelis that his wife was unfaithful 17 years ago. He said he vowed never to work after the revelation and had kept the vow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Charlie’ Lewis
Magistrat
Grelis
Judge Overrules Motion to Quash Booth Indictments
Chicago November 18 Judge Kavanagh overruled a motion to quash the Booth indictments against W Vernon Booth former president of A Booth & Co fish dealers and Frederick R Robbins former secretary Both indictments allege conspiracy and trials are set on the court calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kavanagh
W. Vernon Booth
A. Booth & Co
Frederick R. Robbins
Vindicator Owner dies after fall in Sydney hotel
C Bruce McDougall of Moncton and owner of the Vindicator dies in Sydney after falling down stairs in a hotel. Two days earlier he had been badly beaten and left unconscious by the roadside after a prior assault. He had served months in St John jail last winter for libel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moncton
N. B
Bruce McDougall
Sydney
C. B
McDougall
St. John
Memorial House to Bishop McVickar Presented to Diocese
Providence Rhode Island November 18 Slater House once used as a dormitory for the Woman's College of Brown University will be presented to the Episcopal diocese as a memorial to the late Bishop William N McVickar The house was purchased from the university by Miss FE C McVickar the bishop's sister and friends
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Providence
R. I
William N. McVickar
Episcopal Diocese of
Rhode Island
Slater
Woman's College
Brown University
FE. C. McVickar
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