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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1904

Page

9

Four Masted Schooner Leaves Fisk's Wharf for Africa

The Eleazer W Clark cleared Fisk's wharf yesterday for Conekry Africa carrying a record staple cargo of rum tobacco flour lumber and other goods. The Doane Company tug Leader returned to service with new tanks boosting stability. Captain Zeba Nickerson’s mother’s death kept the Juniata ashore in a Norfolk Baltimore trip.

Eleazer W. Clark Fisk Conekry Africa Leader Doane Company Scott Doane Zeba Nickerson Cape Juniata Merchants and Miners Company Brow Head Liverpool Progreso Royal Exchange Salma Esther Gray Laura Enos Halifax Pollock John B. Coyle Portland United States Revenue Woodbury E. P. Webber Doyle Hamlin Revenue Service Pacific Coast Perry Bear Rush Pacific California Alaska Behringen Boston Brimstone Point Diamond Island Widgery’s Wilson Line Toronto Hull Pallanza Hamburg Oakmore Antwerp J. C. Clark Brown’s Bank

Shipping News Mini Almanac Highlights Oct Arrivals and Departures

Shipping notices list 15 steamers arriving from Britain Ireland and Germany to Atlantic ports and Canadians, with cargoes and routes via Portland Eastport Halifax and Norfolk. Cleared sailings include Iberian Dinnamore Lancastrian and Straits of Dover bound for New York London and Norfolk, with numerous barges and tugs accompanying.

Toronto Clark Hull Eng Oakmore Moor Antwerp Pallanza Ger Scharmberg Hamburg Halifax Ellis Charlottetown Hawkesbury N. B St. Croix Thompson St. John Eastport Portland Juniata Plymouth Hand Salem Port Johnson Gettysburg Cummings Philadelphia Oak Hill Maple Hill Manheim Lynn Lancastrian Br London San Jose Port Morant Chelston Newport News Straits of Dover Norfolk Schuylkill New York Mae Prince George Yarmouth Baltimore Frostburg Gloucester Tugs International Draper Corbin Suffolk Conestoga Alaska Merriam Buck Ridge Catawissa Oley Girard Pine Forest Nottingham N. J Laura M. Lunt Brunswick Helen Thomas Charles L. Mitchell John B. Miller Mary T. Quinby van Allens Boughton Francis GC. Tunnell Three Marys M. E. Eldridge Clinton Point Nantasket Roads Pathfinder Margaret Haskell Charles T. Gallagher Wilkesbarre Piedmont Portsmouth Eleazer W. Clark Conakry L. Herbert Taft Fernandina Robert McClintock Georgetown S. C William H. Yerkes Kennebec Washington D. C

How Driscoll Died A Mystery

Boston police investigate the death of John Driscoll of Newton after he was found unconscious in front of 26 Albany Street Boston He died the next day autopsy cites skull fracture while police consider a fall or possible blunt force event Funerals planned for today at his late home.

Boston John Driscoll Winslow Road Newton Albany Street Driscoll Harris

Big Auto Parade Today in Boston

More than 1000 autos join the Commercial Travellers parade starting at 10 o clock from the Mechanics building on Huntington avenue. Governor Bates and Mayor Collins will review at the State House and City Hall respectively, with further honors by President Whitney and the Chamber of Commerce. All participants gain free entry to the Exposition with a special music program and living flag.

Mechanics’ Building Huntington Avenue Copley Square Boylston Charles Beacon State House Bates School Streets City Hall Collins School Washington State and India Streets Chamber of Commerce Henry M. Whitney Milk Congress High Tremont Boylston Streets Park Square Columbus Avenue West Newton Street Commercial Travellers’ Exposition Creature’s Band The Living Flag C. B. A. Merrow Auto Parade Committee, Mechanics’ Building Carbee Reed Zara Ereckson Graves Gerard Alexander Kempe Robins Blackden Jackson L. Ll. Whitlock Harmony Hall Washington Street Spiritual Phenomena Society Inc N. P. Smith Hannah Nutter Anna Williams Sophie Kampe F.’ BE. Bird Josephine Webster Erickson Mary G. Carbee Annie Hanson Kibble Madame Bruce Ladies’ Auxiliary First Spiritual Church Boston Commercial Hall M. Adeline Wilkinson Messrs Robertson Millen Fox Blanchard Julia Davis Brooks Roberts Berry Malden Progressive Spiritual Society Pleasant Street Malden Children’s Lyceum Abbie Burnham Alice M. Whall Big Dog Hotel Pelham Matook Aisha Oortome Exeter Street Hona William Shakspere N. J. Willis Boston Psychic Conference Massachusetts Avenue Northampton Street Littlefield L. L. Whitlock Daniel H. Hall Brighton Annie Morgan Munroe Ella A. Higginson Honest Sawyer Avenue Fourth House Level Street Dorchester Come All Mortie Hall Broadway Chelsea Indian Council Miss Foley James A. Newhall Henry Abbie Heath V. J. P. Bland D. Chapman Littlefield Raymond Shawmut Avenue Willis Tremont Street Gray Baker Tremont St

Proverb Contest Winners to Be Announced Tomorrow

The Sunday Post will publish two proverb pictures tomorrow and reveal the winners and correct solutions of the first Post Proverb Contest. The article promises a list of winners and answers in the next issue.

Tomorrow Sunday Post First Post

Stage Matters In Boston Parsifal Opens At Tremont Theatre

Henry W Sav age Parsifal in English company arrives by special train in Boston for a two week Tremont engagement starting Monday night. Rehearsals underway and scenery to be set. Grace Van Studdiford heads a strong cast with Lucy Monroe and others in Red Feather. The Wizard of Oz closes at the Boston Theatre today as The Way to Kenmare debuts next week with Andrew Mack.

Bay Toronto Henry Green George W. Broughton L. 8. Gleason George H. Pinder Mary van der Veer Marie L. Gillies Edna W. LaRoss New York Pallanza Scharmberg Baltimore Sable Island Moor Oakmore Boston Washington Caribbean Sea Cuban Yucatan Channel Gulf of Mexico White Star Line Canopic Ponta del Gada Naples Genoa Henry W. Savage Tremont Theatre Tremont Murray Hill Theatre Grace van Studdiford Red Feather Miss van Studdiford Lucy Monroe Cora Tracey Edith Daniels Myrtle Wilkins Daisy B. Fuequet Charlotte Allen Carrie B. Monroe Brownie Hall Irene Carlisle Roy Alton Benjamin McGahan Louis Casavant Byron P. Davis Ernest G. Wall E. C. Kenny B. P. Platt Eagles Columbia Music Hall Chicago Richard Carle Colonial Theatre Richard Carroll Edward Garvie George Beane Edward Groh Louis Wesley Annie Yeamans Adele Rowland May Boley Janet Priest Madge Vincent Jess Caine Earle Dewey Boston Theatre Kenmare Andrew Mack Captain Barrington William Bramwell Globe Strange & Edwards Johnny Park Theatre Castle Square Theatre Stock Company Richard Harding Davis Henrietta Ben A. Field Bertie Lamb Harriet Merritt Fred Opper Frank Dumont Grand Opera House Chinatown Bowdoin Square Theatre Nance O'Neil Bethulia Sam Bernard Hattie Williams Kay Mrs. Black May Irwin Miss Irwin Metropolis Fay Templeton Peter F. Dailey Aerial Gardens Keith Mon. Germinal le Roy Clayton Naomi Elhardo Helen Reimer Comedienne Zeno Carl Jean Marcel Lottie Gilson Billy Hart Arthur Whitelaw Landor Julia Humes Murphy Francis the Howard T. W. Dinkins Palace Theatre Tiger Lilies Company Scribner & Drew Sam Johnson Puni Coburn and Clark Nickelodeon

Murphy Claims Intimidation In Registration Day

New York October 14 Charles F Murphy leader of Tammany Hall said after receiving voter registration reports that Republicans are intimidating registrants He urged fair play and promised Tammany lawyers free of charge to any voter facing challenges at the polls regardless of party affiliation.

New York Charles F. Murphy Tammany Hall Republican Party Murphy Tammany

Parker Beats Warren in Class B Billiard Tourney

Parker defeated Warren in the fifth game at the Hub Billiard Palace last evening by 200 to 160. Monday evening Shute faces Kiucken in the next match.

Parker Warren Shute Kiucken

Sunday Services at multiple Boston churches

A listings page details morning and evening services across many churches from Ruggles Street to Beacon Universalist, listing pastors, sermon topics such as The Message of Jesus Concerning Disease and Healing and Faith and Light, plus Sunday schools, special classes, choir singing, and free seats. Also notes meetings by Salvation Army Commander Booth Tucker and other religious activities.

Baptist Hall TREMONT TEMPLE_ BAPTIST CHURCH S. Henson D. D Henson Dudley Street Baptist Church Kneeland First Baptist Church Commonwealth Avenue Francis H. Rowley Congregational Old South Church Allen E. Cross Hope Chapel Shawmut Street Park Square William A. Haggerty Shawmut Congregational Church Tremont Brookline Streets Jonathan L. Jenkins H. M. Dynham Berkeley Temple Allen A. Stockdale M. D. Kneeland the Sabbath Protective League Morgan Memorial Shawmut Avenue Corning Street E. J. Helms A. ©. Nobili Eugene N. Foss W. W. Adams Booth-Tucker Salvation Army United States of America Majestic Theatre Tremontops London American Church Sunday School Institute St. Stephen's Church Florence Street Whitaker Pennsylvania Coleman Delaware Stone Butler Volunteers OF America Tremont Temple Ballington Booth Ernest W. Roberts P. S. Henson Evangelistic Association of New England Park Street Lewis E. Smith William F. Zell Berkeley Hall France Christadelphians Arcade Hall William Phillips Hall New York F. H. Jacos Ruggles Street Baptist Church K. Q. Russell Lorimey Hall Presbyterian ST. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church Concord Street Faganton A. D. MacKinnon God of the Living Boston Psychic Conference Massachusetts Avenue Washington Street Clough Sears Hill Littlefield Roberts Millan

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