Women Declare War Upon War at Peace Congress
A Manchester peace meeting at Park Street Church featured Mrs. H. P. Byles and Miss Jane Addams critiquing war as a habit. Speakers including Miss M. E. Dunhill of India and Mrs. Julia Ward Howe urged peace and condemned militaristic vice, with options to replace war imagery in schools.
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H. P. Byles
Manchester
Peace Congress
Park Street Church
Jane Addams
Chicago
Harvard University
Hampden
Tuskegee Institutes
Lucia A. Meade
M. E. Dunhill
India
Sophia Sturge
Birmingham
Yamite Kin
China
Julia Ward Howe
Vast fish fleet docks with varied catches at East Boston pier
A fleet of 12 vessels delivered 50,800 pounds haddock 48,000 cod 66,400 hake 67,000 pollock and 1,000 pounds halibut. Vessels include Flavilla JamesS. Steele Grace Darling Mary EF Cooney Carrie F Roberts Dorothy John M Keen Annie Jennie Olivia Sears Laura Enos and sloops. Prices peaked at 7 cents a pound then fell to 6 and 5 for haddock cod hake at 4.5, pollock 2.5 cents. Mary E Cooney captain sold 14,000 haddock and 18,000 cod for about $1,675. Since noon last Saturday 23 vessels arrived landing 398,600 pounds total. Cusk totaling 200 pounds end of cod run. Coastal pilots Quin and O'Brien noted. Maritime traffic and arrivals from Cunard line ships, Margaret Haskell, Helen Thomas, and other steamers described.
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Haddock
Flavilla
Thomas W. Knight
Jamess. Steele
Grace Darling
Mary EF. Cooney
Joseph P. Johnson
Carrie F. Roberts
Dorothy
John M. Keen
Annie
Jennie
Olivia Sears
Laura Enos
Hake
Mary E. Cooney
Cusk
Cunard Line
Dresser
Saxonia
Wellfleet
Boston Light
East Boston
Margaret Haskell
Mercury
Norfolk
Juno
Helen Thomas
Highland Light
Cape Cod
Jago
South Boston
Manchester
England
Dinnamore
Mediterranean
Schuylkill
Manila
Neidenfels
Calcutta
William Quin
Michael O’brien
Quin
Lampasas
Nantucket Shoals
Vineyard Haven
O’brien
Osceola
Nicaragua
Stonington
Foss
John Paul
Bianche
Landsman
Shipping News Oct 6 Mini Almanac of Tides and Arrivals
Maritime notices list arrivals and sailings in port and nearby harbors. Ships such as Saxonia and Queenstown arrived with passengers and cargo to various U.S. ports while numerous barges and schooners departed or were cleared or sailed for destinations including Liverpool Portland and Newport News.
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Saxonia
Cresser
Liverpool
Opt
Queenstown
Charlies P. Sumner
Bound Brook
Ger
Hansen
Port Morant
Jam
Parthian
Smith
Philadelphia
H. M. Whitney
Hone
New York
Kennebec
Blair
Bath
Dingley
Dennison
Portland
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Richmond
Snow
Newport News
Texas
Honey Brook
Durkee
Salem
Port Johnson
Wyalusing
Farnham
Perth Amboy
Baltic
Brait
Beacon
Francis C. Hersey
Baker
Charles T. Gallagher
Guilmet
Vineyard Haven
Piedmont
Sundberg
Baltimore
C. Co
Tacony
Ritson
South Amboy
Upton
Woodbury
Cuba
Bartlett
Fall River
Sea King
Morix
Reading
Lamar
Portsmouth
N. H
Concord
Hewitt
Cardenas
Randolph
Hokendauqua
Ryder
Jennie S. Hall
Watts
Brunswick
Robert McClintock
Bear River
Myosotis
Summerside
Sachem
Eng
Canadian
Otta
Louisburg
C. B
City of Macon
Savannah
Juniata
Norfolk
H. F. Dimock
Admiral Sampson
Port Antonio
Osceola
St. Croix
Eastport
St. John
N. B
Lykens
Saucon
Mahanoy
Paxinos
Righ
Baffle
Buckler
Banter
Seags Wing
Amar
Umberland
Washington, D. C
Ivanhoe
Dudley Pray
Binghampton
Clara
Dora
Redmond
Paoli
Malvern
Fanny
Bowen
Fannie F. Hall
Bangor
Regina
Machias
J. 8
Glover
Ethel F. Merriam
Rockport
Abbie G. Cole
Lygonia
Man falls 12 feet from moving car injuring back at Dudley street
John F. Flaherty of 178 Third Street jumped from a Forest Hills car climbing an incline toward the Dudley street terminal about 6 PM last night. He plunged 12 feet down the embankment and sustained severe back injuries.
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Forest Hills
Dudley Street
John F. Flaherty
Third Street
Proverb Prize Rules for the Boston Post Contest
A long notice explains a $7000 gold prize contest on Proverb Book answers. Entries must use printed coupons, no pictures, mailed to Proverb Editor, Boston. Multiple sets allowed, duplicates okay, no employee submissions, Book optional but helpful, and editor can change terms.
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P. O
Boston
Mass
The
Post
Boston Post
Watson at a Dollar Dinner
New York October 6 Thomas E. Watson nominee of the People s Party for the presidency was entertained tonight at a dollar dinner in the Palm Garden on Lexington avenue He declared that if Esopus and Judge Parker would get out of his way and give him Democratic papers and speakers he would show a great militant Democratic party from sea to sea against the Republican Roosevelt faction.
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New York
Thomas EB. Watson
People’s Party
Palm Garden
Lexington Avenue
Watson
Esopus
Judge Parker
Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Bostonian Wins Rich Widow in Engagement
The engagement of Ogden Codman Jr., architect of New York and Boston, to Mrs. Henry Walter Webb of Beechwood, Scarborough, N. Y., is announced. The wedding will be held at the bride's home on Saturday. Mrs. Webb, widow of H. W. Webb, brother of Dr. Seward Webb, inherited about $3,000,000 in 1900 and has two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ogden Codman, Jr
Boston
Henry Walter Webb
Beechwood
Scarborough
N. Y
Half Ton Falls on Man Then Walks to Hospital
Frank Emery, 29, of Charlestown, after two days with a severely fractured spine, walked into Relief Hospital seeking treatment. He claimed a 1000 pound bundle fell on him at the Fitchburg freight sheds on Tuesday. Doctors were astonished by his apparent recovery and mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Emery
Devens Street
Charlestown
Relief Hospital
Fitchburg
Treasurership fight to go to convention
Five Republican candidates Whipple Harvell Chapin Brewster and Langtry were set to contest the state treasurer race at the convention by ballot. Delegates from 1619 are expected to choose a winner as ballots and boxes were prepared to ensure orderly voting.
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Whipple
Harvell
Chapin
Brewster
Langtry
Ticular
Republican State Committee
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