Castle Island Saved For People Of Boston In Exchange Offer
Castle Island now seems saved to the people of South Boston and beyond as a recreation spot. The War Department letter was viewed as ending the city’s claim, but a lighthouse board offer proposes exchanging Castle Island for a Deer Island section for storing buoys and lighthouse needs. City officials and Congressman Naphen backed the idea, with Mayor Collins to decide if the exchange will be accepted.
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Castle Island
South
Boston
Collins
War Department
City Hall
Nazro
United States Lighthouse Board
Stanton
Deer Island
Naphen
Colonel Stanton
Lighthouse Board
Slattery
Penal Institutions Department
Post
Washington
Shaw
Boston stages bustle as multiple theater runs near peaks
The Boston Theatre district buzzes with final weeks of Quincy Adams Sawyer at the Boston Theatre, followed by Kiralfy’s Around the World in 8 Days with a 300-strong company. Joseph Jefferson and Nat C Goodwin entertain across venues, while Tremont, Grand Opera House and Keith’s stage a mix of operas, melodramas, and vaudeville to packed houses.
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Quincy Adams Sawyer
Boston Theatre
Kiralfy
Europe
Corps de Ballet
Empire Theatre
London
Lawrence McCarty
Joseph Jefferson
Colonial Theatre
Rip van Winkle
New England
Andrew Mack
Boston Museum
Tom Moore
Tremont Theatre
Henry W. Savage
Boston
Carmen
Tannhausger
Grand Opera House
Selma Herman
Lamont
Byrne Brothers
Northern Lights
Bowdoin Square
Park Theatre
Frank Harvey
Castle Square Theatre
Shakspere
Fishermen Bring In Massive Fresh Catch From Harbor Grounds
Fog did not deter 10 schooners and one sloop from delivering 146000 pounds haddock 133000 cod 108000 hake 9000 pollock 3000 cask 66000 halibut and three swordfish to the local market. Eglantine set a new haul record with 120000 pounds of mixed fish and profits of over 3000 dollars. The fleet's top liner was Bat Whalen with 35000 pounds haddock 4000 cod 15000 hake, while Catharine and Ellen suffered damage on voyage home. New vessels Ellen C Burke and Catharine and Ellen performed well on maiden trips. Further ships and cargoes include Adra Laurelwood Saxonia Commonwealth New England and Halifax operations. port schedules shifted to Saturdays. and Enterprise and City of Bangor repairs noted.
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Catharine
Ellen
Ellen ¢. Burke
Eglantine
Nellie G. Adams
Philomena Manta
Oliver Kilham
Teresa
Alice
Massachusetts
Haddock
Dictator
Bat Whalen
Bat
Ellen C. Burke
United Kingdom
Middlesborough
Eng
A. Fred Brown
Chamber of Commerce
Saxonia
Commonwealth
New England
Dominion
Liverpool
Halifax
Lewis Wharf
Simpson
Charlottetown
Port Hawkesbury
Boston
Laurelwood
Ned Wixon
Blanche
McKimmon
Scott Doane
Enterprise
Marblehead
Bermuda
City of
Brow Tread
Difference Between Fels-Naptha Wash and Old Methods
The note contrasts washing with Fels-Naptha soap against traditional laborious methods. It praises Fels-Naptha as wonderful, highlighting no need for hot water or boiling. It emphasizes the easier, less strenuous approach.
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Oct 25 Details
Shipping news lists rise and set times, day length and moon phase for Oct 25. It notes arrivals of steamers Antwerpen Andresen Laurelwood St Croix Pike Algiers Staples George Town others with cotton cargo and several schooners, and clearrings and sailings of multiple vessels including Admiral Farragut Yale Ceiba Navahoe and Old Dominion amid mixed winds.
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Antwerpen
Dan
Andresen
Copenhagen
Christiania
Laurelwood
Dixon
Middlesborough
St. Croix
Pike
St. John
N. B
Algiers
Staples
Galveston
Spartan
Thacher
Philadelphia
Georgetown
Thorsen
Baker
New York
Louise B. Crary
Potter
Baltimore
Annie R. Lewis
McDonough
South Amboy
L. P. Holmblad
Copen-hagen
Bessie
N. E
Admiral Farragut
Port Antonio
Jam
Yale
Ceiba
Honduras
State of Maine
Portland
Eastport
Navahoe
Charleston
Gloucester
Norfolk
Chattahoochee
Old Dominion
James 5
Alumni of St Marys Gather for Alumni Dinner
The priests of St Marys Catholic Ecclesiastical Seminary in Baltimore gathered at the Hotel Vendome for a banquet ending a day of alumni events. Cardinal Gibbons was expected but not present due to duties. Bishop Donohue of Wheeling delivered a eulogy of the Pope and a toast, with Archbishop Williams honored in a subsequent toast.
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Williams
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Donohue
Mer. O'Callaghnn
Mgr. Griffin
Worcester
James Lee
Revere
Episcopal
Langham
Edward A. Kelley
Chicago
John D. Boland
Baltimore
James F. Donahue
Vendome
Bishop Donahue
Alumni Association
Denis O'Callaghan
William G. Byrne
Dr. Dyer
St. Mary's Seminary
Father Chapon
St. John's Seminary
Brighton
Christopher McGrath
Somerville
William Orr
Cambridge
O'Callaghan
Monsignor O'Callaghan
Leo XIII
Bishop Donohue
Pope Leo XIII
Bismarck
Gladstone
Disraeli
Father Orr
E. R. Dyer
Bt. Mary's
Dyer
Father Magnian
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Catholic Ecclesiastical Seminary
Hotel Vendome
Cardinal Gibbons
Wheeling
W. Va
St. Peter
Virginia
The Rivals at Colonial Theatre Stirs Large Crowd
Joseph Jefferson and company presented Sheridan's The Rivals at the Colonial Theatre to a large appreciative audience. Jefferson as Bob Acres drew repeated ovations, with strong support from John Jack, Joseph Jefferson Jr, Francis Carlyle, Follett Paget, Frances Pemberton, Blanche Bender, George Denham, Walter Ware, and William Jefferson. The performance was praised for its artistry and memorable moments with an encore worthy finish.
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Colonial Theatre
Joseph Jefferson
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Sheridan
Mr. Jefferson
Bob Acres
Jefferson
John Jack
Sir Anthony
Joseph Jefferson, Jr
Lucius O'Trigger
Francis Carlyle
Ffolliett Paget
Pier incident injures stevedore from East Boston
Joseph Jones aged 38 of 62 Liverpool Street East Boston and employed by E. 3. Booth was injured at Pier 2 when a falling pig of iron struck him, fracturing his left foot.
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Pier 2
Joseph Jones
Liverpool Street
Boston
E. 3
Booth
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