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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1904

Page

4

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Whipple Harvell Chapin Brewster Langtry Ticular Republican State Committee

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