Stowaway Boy Survives Freezing On Governor Cobb
A twelve year old stowaway on the steamer Governor Cobb made two trips between St John and Boston before discovery. His feet were found frozen when he was located, and he survived the ordeal.
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Hunger and Frozen Feet Drive Boy to Immigration Station
John Chisholm a 12 year old American runaway stowed away on the steamer Governor Cobb at St John New Brunswick making three trips between St John and Boston hidden in a life boat with hardtack and water for food He is at the immigration station and will be given to a charitable institution unless adopted.
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Boy stows aboard steamer seeks passage to Boston
A boy born in Salem in 1900 hides in a lifeboat aboard Governor Cobb at St John to reach Boston. He endures seasickness cold and hunger and later hides in a stateroom before being found and taken to immigration for a hearing. He recalls a troubled journey and family history, receiving a Thanksgiving aid fund.
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Chisholm
Boston
Boston Harbor
Moss Boy
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Allan
Jeremiah J. Hurley
Salem
Thomas Chisholm
Mary Murray Chisholm
F. E. Allen
Oldtown
George H. Offen
Fredericton
N. B
Hurley
Train Breaks Woman's Leg in Yard Incident
Mrs. Hannah Sullivan was struck by the Boston and Bangor express on the Boston & Maine yard tracks in Portsmouth New Hampshire. She suffered a broken leg and arm along with other injuries and had previously been injured in a similar accident five years earlier near the same location.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
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Beachcomber Part II Promised for Next Sunday's Issue
Readers who enjoyed Part I of The Beachcomber by S Ten Eyck Bourke and Charles Francis Bourke will await the next installment in the coming Sunday issue.
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S. Ten Eyck Bourke
Charles Francis Bourke
Obituary notices and funeral announcements several in city
City death notices list multiple burials with funeral times and locations including St. Lawrence Brookline St. Columbkille Salem Street and St. Mary's. Names include Amend Armstrong Esterbrook Cotter Doherty Fitzgerald Fontaine Grabert KellBeY Kent Londoner Lyons Mahoney Manning McCullough McDonough Mulcahy Sweeney Thomas Burke Power with services scheduled Nov 28 29 and 30.
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St. Stephen’s Church
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St. Angela’s Church
Blue Hill Line
Thanksgiving Slows Trade at Wharf Amid Low Groundfish Prices
At T wharf business was unusually dull as Thanksgiving and turkey demand reduced trade for fresh groundfish. Prices fell with wholesale groundfish at 5 12 cents per pound for haddock and cod, while hake and pollock ranged from 1 3 4 to 2 3 4 cents. Vessels Spray and six schooners docked, with Spray carrying 12 000 pounds of haddock and 9 500 more on board. other ships carried cod hake and pollock. Nearby at Bahia a new otter trawler completed its first trip, netting 95 000 pounds of fish. Several American vessels reached Carling Bay of Islands. Christmas ship from Hamburg brought 11 000 tons of toys and goods for local delivery, while Captain Bennett sails to Hamburg with bananas and grain. The City of Bangor sails for Bath for the winter. The Saxonia sails toward Boston with many Boston passengers. Cambrain and Askhall due today from Manchester and Rotterdam respectively.
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Bosnia
Hamburg-American Line
New York
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City of
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Ralph Gates
H. B. Storey
Storey
This City
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Newburyport
C. Hopwood
J. F. Black
Black
New Haven
Cunard Line
Saxonia
Shipping News Overview November 28
The notice lists numerous arriving steamers and tugboats along with their home ports and tows. Ships include Bosnia Hamm burg Bay State Strout Gloucester Linneken Indian Baltimore New York Katahdin Macbeth Jacksonville Charleston Lexington Philadelphia and others. Tow boats Edward Luckenbach Umstead Washington Mars Calhoun Harrisburg M. P. Shaw Pocono Delaware Wyoming Allentown Passaic and more are mentioned with destinations for Portland Quincy Salem Portsmouth and other ports.
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Anniversary High Mass for Patrick J. Lyon
An Anniversary High Mass will be said for the repose of the soul of Patrick J. Lyon who died November 28 1911. Mass will be at the Church of the Immaculate Conception on Thursday November 28 at 9 30 am. Relatives and friends invited.
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Michael Burke
St. Vincent’s Church
South Boston
Patrick J. Lyon
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