Waterfront fishing and harbor news from October reports
Fifteen vessels brought groundfish to the new fish pier yesterday with swordfish arrivals noted. Wholesale prices listed for haddock cod hake pollock and swordfish amid a busy harbor scene. A new harbor tug B G Purdy launched at Green's yard in Chelsea for Purdy Tow & Water Boat Co with four cylinder automatic engine. 1100 tons of cargo carried by the Danish steamer L P Holmblad. Asiatic goods en route to Boston on City of Naples. Cambrian sails from Deal. Brazil arrives in quarantine. Mimer Gray returns to Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nunan
Margaret Turner
James
Esther
Green's Yard
Chelsea
B. G. Purdy
Purdy Tow & Waterboat Company
Cual
John T. Freeman
L P. Holmblad
Copen
Hagen
Shields
Boston
City of Naples
Colon
Panama Canal
Philippines
Japan
China
Leyland Line
Cambrian
Deal
Brazil
Acine White Lead & Color Works
Mimer Gray
Atlantic
Gloucester
Shipping News Arrived With Fleet Details and Routes
United States collier Vulcan and McVain, Nor folk, alongside United States Coast Guard cutter Ane droscoggin. Steamers Canadian and Bullock bound for Liverpool with Saga more and Fenton listed. Vessels from Denmark Norway and Sweden include Helmblad Tramp and Larsen to Kirkwall. Dorchester Howes Baltimore Newport shown in routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Vulcan
McVain
Norfolk
United States Coast Guard
Anedroscoggin
Fisher
Gardiners Bay
Canadian
Bullock
Liverpool
Sagamore
Fenton
Helmblad
Tramp
Copenhagen
Christiania
Shields
Brazil
Larsen
Aalborg
Kirkwall
Carlshelm
Swed
Bergman
Gothenburg
Baltimore
Dorchester
Howes
Newport
Towing barges and steamers linked with New England ports
The item lists ships and tug operations around Norfolk New York Providence Portland and other east coast harbors. It mentions schooners Annie Reuben Robbins and many barges including Mahanoy Tohickon Paxtang and Pocono with destinations such as Lynn New York Bangor and Newport News alongside vessels like Governor Cold Calvert and Shickshinny scheduled or active at various ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olsen
Philadelphia
Mahanoy
Lynn
Tohickon
Warkers Flats
Paxtang
Bangor
Hugh Ross
Heath
Belfast
Ampere
New York
Charles T. Gallagher
Pierce
Providence
Portsmouth
Perkins
Portland
Eastport
St. John
Bunker Hill
Coastwixe
Sewalls Point
Jenancy
Lamberts Point
Tyus Conwoesh
Mt. Hope
Tipton
Newport News
Mercury
Shickshinny
Boston
Newburyport
Braddock
Calvert
Pocono
Vivalhaven
Rovknort
Paoli
Upton
Devon
South Amboy
Salem
Haverford
Richmond
George R. Sheffield
Norfolk
Newport
Kentucky
Real Lady Dominates Kentucky Futurity Two-Year-Old Division
Real Lady wins the two year old division at the Kentucky Futurity in Lexington. Two world records are set as the Murphy entry trotted 2:07 1 2 in heat one and 2:07 in heat two to establish a new two heat mark for two year old fillies. Walnut Hall cup goes to Mabel Trask in straight heats. Azora Axworthy leads pace in all three heats, finishing second each time. Frederick Hillis wins 2:14 pace after Major A. takes first heat. White Sox wins 2:08 pace in straight heats with Canute taking first heat. Beth Clark takes second, Strathtell and Comsewogue Hal share third and fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Kentucky Futurity
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association
Murphy
Fiflies
Belle
Volga
Mabel Trask
Azora Axworthy
George Summers
Frederick Hillis
Major A
White Sox
Canute
Beth Clark
Strathtell
Comsewogue
Hal
Women Organize Support for Wilson in Massachusetts
A Massachusetts Woodrow Wilson league forms with headquarters at 338 Washington Street. Prominent supporters include Mary E. Woolley Mount Holyoke College president Mabel Gillespie secretary of the Minimum Wage Commission Mrs Glendower Evan suffragist Fannie Fer Andrews American Peace League Alice H Grady Savings Insurance League Julia O Connor Telephone Operator's Union and other leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson League
Massachusetts
Washington Street
Mary E. Woolley
Mount Holyoke College
Mabel Gillespie
Minimum Wage Commission
Glendower Evan
Fannie Fer Andrews
The
American Peace League
Alice H. Grady
Savings Insurance League
Julia O'Connor
Telephone Operator’s Union
George Nasmyth
Ethel Paine
Anne Witington
Henry B. Cabot
Committee to Report Presidential Electors Named
Acting under authority from the Republican State committee the Worcester meeting named a committee to report a slate of presidential electors. The selections include Arthur B. Chapin of Boston Samuel W. George of Haverhill Alexander Holmes of Kingston Dr Lewis S. Breed of Boston and Francis A. Harrington of Boston for the State convention at Tre Mont Temple on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Committee
Worcester
Young’s Hotel
Tremont Temple
Arthur B. Chapin
Boston
Samuel W. George
Haverhill
Alexander Holmes
Kingston
Lewis S. Breed
Francis A. Harrington
Harvard Track Captains Roundup Aims to Boost 1917 Team
Harvard will hold a gathering of its 1917 varsity track captains this evening in the Union to rally interest. Coach Pooch Donovan wants 50 or more additional candidates as he expresses dissatisfaction with current turnout. Captains Eddie Teschner Bill Bingham William A. Barron Jr C C Little and William M Rand will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Pooch Donovan
Eddie Teschner
Bill Bingham
William A. Barron, Jr
C. C. Little
William M. Rand
Simple home-made cough syrup promises cure all
Advertisement touts a home-made remedy using 2% ounces Pinex and sugar syrup to yield a pint of cough syrup costing about 54 cents. It claims quick relief by loosening phlegm and soothing irritated membranes, suitable for bronchitis and other coughs, with a money-back guarantee from The Pinex Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Play of Army Life at Hollis
Augustus Thomas staged a military camp at the Mexican border with Uncle Sam’s soldiers contending against a melodramatic Mexican bandit. The villain drives the plot as a virtuous heroine faces peril in a classic 20th century military drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis
Rio Grande
Augustus Thomas
Uncle Sam
Rio Grande thrills Hollis Street Theatre with stage villains
The Hollis Street Theatre crowd enjoyed Rio Grande featuring Frank Campeau as a villainous orderly in a four act drama. The cast includes Elsie Rizer as a young army wife and Robert W. Frazer as the devoted lieutenant, with A H Van Buren, Amelia Gardner, Belle Starr, and Harry Forsman in key roles as battles unfold and a mid play tragedy tests duty and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Street
Trowsers
Frank Campeau
Rio Grande
Villiany
Thomas
Arizona
Elsie Rizer
Robert W. Frazer
A. H. van Buren
Mr. Campean
Amelia Gardner
Belle Starr
Harry W. Forsman
Bugle
Edwin Brandt
Francis M. Verdi
Leo Lindhard
Juan Villasana
E. Allen Cooper
Agnes Martin
Lawrence Milliken
George Villasana
William McNabb
Herz to Box Eagan in Bath Maine Tonight
Carl Herz the Washington welter now based in Cambridge heads to Bath Maine to box Joe Eagan of Dorchester tonight. He answers Johnny Mello’s challenges seen in Gloucester papers and vows to meet Mello if he insists on another beating.
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Carl Herz
Washington
Cambridge
Bath
Joe Eagan
Dorchester
Boston
Herz
Johnny Mello
Gloucester
Mello
Money markets report steady rates and varied loans
Current quotations show brokers call loans at 3 to 3 1 2 percent with outside calls at 3 to 3 4 percent. Commercial loans run 4 1 4 to 6 percent and collateral loans 4 1 4 to 6 percent. New York funds and exchanges data indicate steady foreign exchange rates and bank balances for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
AIS Wexicgi Courteg
Occ
Icc
Boston
Tenney Credi
New York Banks
Treasury
Bond Market Sheds Light on Foreign Issues in Quiet Trading
Foreign issues remained in fair demand as investors pushed up prices for several government and corporate securities. Notable activity included firming in New York Central debentures and Southern Pacific refunding bonds while rail and utility issues such as the Mil & St P and Wheeling & Lake Erie edged higher amid steady liquidity and broad market support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande Improvement
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Lawyers Suffer Rent Case Heats in Municipal Court
Attorney Nathan Barnett sues colleague Clarence Loud for $15 rent for September in the Carney building at 428 Tremont Street. Hearing before Judge Bolster in Municipal Civil Court. decision reserved. Both lawyers deny agreements and accuse each other of misconduct. dispute centers on two days of Septembers rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Barnett
Clarence B. Loud
Carney
Tremont Street
Bolster
Municipal
Barnett
Loud
Norwood Bride Wed Boston Doctor in Family Home
Miss Alice Walker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Walker of Norwood, wed Dr Byam Hollings of Boston at the parents home. Two clergymen officiated the ceremony. Hollings, Harvard 1901 class graduate, Harvard Medical School 1906, has served as assistant administrator at Massachusetts General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Alice Wallker
Henry IF. Walker
Byam Hollings
Boston
A. N. Harvey
I. ©. Downey
Births and Marriages in the Boston Area 1916 Notices
Parker and Thompson announce births of daughters Jeannette Washburn Kelsey Parker and Donald Thompson. Multiple marriages listed with partners from New York City to Illinois, New Jersey, and Massachusetts. Obituary notices for many residents across Roxbury Dorchester Charlestown and East Boston with funeral details and church services.
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Roxbury
Oscar A
W. H W. Graham
Washington St
Blanche
Robert D
Richard
Nellie
Buckley) Blanche
Columbus Ave
St. Francis de Sales’ Church
Brown
Cortes St
Allen A. Brown
Central Congregational Church
Berkeley
Newbury St
Bryant
Waukesha
Wis
George S. Bryant
Boston
Newton Highlands
Buckley
Charlestown
Daniel Buckley
Upton
Mass
Joan Y T. Goggin
Johnson Ave
Main St
St. Mary’s Church
Warren St
Milford
Burns
Dorchester
Frederick T
Frederick W
Mary A Burns
North Monroe Terrace
Michael J
Alice J (Nee
James M
Anna Corcoran
Kraft
Tovar St
Bowdoin St
St. Peter’s Church
Costello
John Joseph
William A
Mary Costello
Dillon
Coyne
Patrick
Bridget Coyne
Linden Ave
Vernon St
Curtis
Garrett J
Annie M. Curtis
Fagan
Saratoga St
Sacred Heart Church
DI Pesa
Elizabeth
Nee Leonardi
Pasquale di Pesa
Abbott St
North Sq
Doyle
Jamaica Plain
Elizabeth T
William H. Doyle
William and
Bridget J. Galvin
Keyes St
St. Thomas’ Church
Frank Higgins
West End
Daniel Higgins
Dorchester Ave
St. Francis de Sales
Holmes
Mary A
Waddington
Joseph Holmes
Greenmount St
Hughes
James M. Hughes
Meridian St
Bath
Huston
Dawariscotta
Susie B. Huston
Elbridge W. Huston
Chelsea
Johnston
Somerville
William St. Johnston
J. Prank Harrigan
Lincoln Place
St. Benedict's Church
St. John
N. B
Knight
Margaret Knight
Condor St
Mahoneey
Cambridge
Patrick J
Sarah A. Mahoney
Cedar St
St. John’s Church
Holy Cross, Mallen
Woodward Ave
McPhail
Brookline
Colin McPhail
Whitney St
Clyde St
St. Lawrence's Church
Mehigan
Cornelius
Mary FE
Whelton
Third St
St. Vincent's Church
Moody
Gertrude M. Moody
Mullen
Matthew Mullen
Joseph T. Harrington
Vernon Place
Elatives
Murray
Sylvester
Margaret Murray
Mulkern
Nueva
Tremont
Nyman
Charlotte C. Nyman
Putnam Ave
Swedish Ladies’ Aid Society
O'Dowd
New Bedford
Margaret E
Edwin
Bridget O'Dowd
Giblin
Mary O'Dowd
Church of the Holy Name
O'Neill
North Abington
Denis O'Neill
Hamilton St
St. Bridget’s Church
Abington
Payson
Providence
Sims
Everett
Lena
Sanders Sims
Zion Baptist Church
Chelsea St
Steele
James C
Grace
John Steele
Flowers by Telegraph Service Prompted at Tremont Street
A note from 124 Tremont Street outlines telegraph flower delivery options with fast service and a local phone contact Oxford GQ00 for arranging orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Service
Tremont St
Detectives and goods trade ads from old Boston page
A mixed page shows detectives offering services with claims of experience and locations in Boston and Everett. It also lists fur repair services, seafood sales from Onset, and a 1916 clothing proposal notice from the Depot Quartermaster in Boston seeking winter undergarments for Army depots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depot Quartermaster
Boston
Mass
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Quartermaster Corps
U. S. Army
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Waterfront
Mars
Jupiter
Venus
Saturn
Nantucket
Albany
New Orleans
Atlantic City
Peony
Bismarck
Buffalo
San Francisco
Des Moines
Pittsburg
Charleston
Ore
Denver
Los Angeles
Galveston
St. Paul
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Seattle
Sccocs
Montreal S
Haddock
Coil
Pollock
Hake
Semswell
del Cabral
Mary Sears
Russell
Rebecca
M. Gleason
Elsother
Billie Burke
Frances
Nelson
Ley
Shipping News
Arthur, Hopkins
Clare Kummer
Columbus Day
Wilbur
Ants Good Eddie
Mats
Pricea
Columbus Mat
Charlie Chaplin
Lucille Lee Stewart
Princeton Five
Dodge & Lowell
Corbett
Shepard & Donovan
Hilton
Edwin Stevens
Margarett Gale
Loew's Globe Theatre
Lewis J. Selznick
Clara Kimball Young
Tremont Theatre Limited Ae Gec Ene Ar Co “Potash & Perlmutter
Copley Square
Lou Tellegen
Ranklin. Sist
Edmund Breese
de Aor
Gaiety
Boylston
Majestics
Waldron’s
Merry Rounders Burlesquers
the Howard
Art Connolly
Lillie Lippman
Viola Lubin
Jean Perry
Madge Stewart
Fred la Reine
Rodier Electric
Gaa
Caen
Majestic Theatre
Plymouth
H. H. Frazee Presents
Otto Hauerbach
Shubert
Es. A
T. Roy Barnes
Morosco
Charlotte Greenwood
Jack Norworth
George Kelly
Dugan & Raymond
Staine
Jim
Marion Harkins
Schoen and
Mayne
Alexander Bros
Lovenberg Sisters
Neary Bros
ST. James Hall
Orpheum
John F. Comroy
Lillian Gish
Bowdoin
Bowdoin Sq
Braves Field
American Fireworks Sales Co
Peats
Read's
Phone Brighton
Mabel Taliaferro
Marie Doro
Bill June Caprice
Mae Murray
Mary MacLaren
Pathe News
Sqorrijic
Anton
Wm. Fox
Paramount
Valeska Suratt
Theodore Rob the Terrible
Gloria
Condit’s “Reiie
Nxn
Old Orchard Beach
Henry Jewett
Bernard Slaw
Thur
Allston Dansant
Brighton, Cor
Harvard Ave
Money Markets
Federal Reserve Bank
ATK ES
Duly Seedereee
Amer
Nyc
Nh&h
Mil & St
Norf & W
Norf & W von
Adams
Allegheny
Norf & Ww
Saat Pacific
Mil & St Poay Ae
Pacific
CB E
Chicago Union
Penn Gal
Armour & Coreal
C & West Ind
Penn
Penn Con
Wé& Sr
L & 8 T Inc
Bette
Aelat P&m
San An & A P
Erie Sefahaiow
Seab Air Line
Manape
Erie Prior
Erie
Bell T & Z
So Pacific
Tokio
Neenet
Texas & P Ist
Ars
Liggett & M
Liggett& M
Mer Marine
Cffs
Union Bag & P
Cuba
Union Pac
Breck
Basia Co
Union Pac Rig
Lack
USS
Utah Power & I
U S Steel
Le&west Ist
Lan-Sen
Wabash
Watron C&c
Manhattan
MK & T
Colum
Pacific Aid Fai
A Og M
Paccon
West ‘Electric
Buk
Westinghouse el Os & O
Montana
Ches & O
Shore
Ches'& O
Wisconsin Cents
C & Alton
CBSO
Nyc&st
Stock Exchange
Hollings—Walker
Barnard—Roney
St. Paul's Church
Henderson
Robert Newton Ward
Helen Moore Roney
William R. Roney
New York City
Clarence W. Barnard
Lisle
Ill
Bundy—Strongman
Samuel C. Bushnell
Edward Bundy
Angola
N. J
Ruti
C. W. H. Strongman
Potter—Chapman
Christ Church
Glen Ridge
Edwin A. White
D. Co. L
Elena Virginia
Frank A. Potter
Fast Orange
Henry Parsons Chapman
East Orange
Rice—Chase
William ©. Chase
Alwildia
George Ernest Rice
Belton
C. Sanford—Harison
Anne Page
William Beverley Harison
John Williams Sanford
Samuel King Sanford
St. Agnes’ Chapel
Taveau
Iasigi
Barnstable
Rene de M. Taveau
Marie Victoire
J. A. Iasigi
Whittet
Byron
FE. A. Horton
Rufus Mason Whittet
Lowell
Effie Osgood Byron
John T. Byron
Howard W. Morgan
Fort Hill
Boylston Detective Agency
Boylston St
Marabou
Marabos
David Banash
Summer St
Duudley
Prospect St
Dudley St
Rox
Parece Post
Onset Bay
8Callop & Oyster CO
Onset, Mass
Tee Ee
the Post
H. Morell
Maple Ave
Allens
School St
Spe
Ape
Riu
W. Uarrington
Wwaverley
Mans
Brockton
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