Fishermen critique unions amid fishery license dispute
Gloucester observers describe limited gains from the American Fishery Union and National Fishery Association while detailing how funds were raised and spent. They warn that licenses issued under a modus vivendi expire Dec 31 1889 and that Canada Newfoundland access may shape a looming North American fishery monopoly.
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Fishery Exchange
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Cyrus Story
Fitz J. Babson
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William H. Trescott
Washington
Maine
Massachusetts
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New York
City Hall
Fulton Market
Mr. Steele
Portland
O. B. Whitten
Charles Levi Woodbury
Fishery Union
Tafan_ Tir
American Fisherman Allowed to Dry Damaged Cargo at Shelburne
The US fishing schooner Carleton Belle with a modus vivendi license sailed into Shelburne Nova Scotia a few days ago damaged by salt water. The captain discharged his fish cargo and sought permission to dry the fish before reloading, which was promptly granted.
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Ont
Sprcrau
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Shelburne
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Autumnal Weddings in Waltham Honor Marine Lieut Doty
Lieutenant George Harmon Doty of the U S Marine Service married Miss Lucy H. Flagg at the Flaggs Forest Street residence in Waltham. The ceremony was by Rev E J Young with 300 guests from Boston New York and Philadelphia. The couple will reside in Waltham after a lengthy wedding trip.
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Washington, D.C
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Lucy H. Flagg
Augustus Flagg
Boston
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Fitchburg Railroad
M. D. Flagg
Margaret Anthony
New Bedford
C. Tt. Wilkins
Detroit
Mich
Elisha Flagg
C. T. Cowerthwait
Arthur Perrin
Ambridge
Charles Sprague
Nina Moore Weds Francis B Tiffany in West Newton Unitarian Church
Miss Nina Moore, Boston school teacher, marries Francis B Tiffany of Minneapolis at 4 a.m. in West Newton Unitarian Church. The ceremony was led by Rev. Francis Tiffany, with Rev. J C Janes assisting. Best man was Lawrence Bond. ushers included Stephen Thacher and G E Woodbury. Following a family wedding supper, the couple will reside in Minneapolis.
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Boston
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Minneapolis
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Francis Tiffany
Cambridge
J. C Janes
West Newton
Lawrence Bond
Wedding at Hanson's residence unites Annie Hanson and Benjamin Nason
In Salvem on October 16 a pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr. Job Hanson. The bride is Annie Hanson and the groom is Benjamin Nason. Rev. Mr. Brodie performed the ceremony. They received numerous gifts from guests.
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Benjamin Nason
Brodie
Interstate Commission overworked in Washington trip
Judge Thomas M. Cooley, chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission, passed through Pittsburgh en route to Ann Arbor. He is seriously indisposed and plans to recuperate at home. He says members are suffering from overwork and hopes to resume sittings within a few days.
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Young Men urged to dress well in ready made English suits
Advertisement urges young men to dress handsomely and buy ready made English cutaway suits. It promotes fine English worsteds and lists L. P. Hollander & Co. at 82 and 83 Boylston Street and Park Square as the source.
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Market opens with promise of bear run on Sugar stock
Yesterday's opening market showed bear pressure, Sugar shares opening 1 percent higher then climbing to 774 percent amid bear orders. Cottonseed Oil active, 53,000 certificates traded. Money spiked to 14 percent late, causing a dull close. West End Street Railway first sale 77 and 102 percent rights. Atchison and Sugar followed New York, rights heavily bought by London and Amsterdam. Canadian, New York loans discussed, Thomson Electric Welding patent sale to English capitalists for 1,200,000. Northern Pacific directors held private meeting ahead of today’s annual meeting. Coal output restricted this month. October week one tonnage 100,000 less than 1888. Carl Spreckels eyed in California sugar, but East Coast competition strong. skepticism toward his philanthropy. APE Cop.
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Provincetown
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O. B. Thitten
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St. Paul
Atchison and Sugar
Thomson European Electric Welding
Accident injures Cambridge woman and grandson
While Mrs J H Potts a 70 year old rider and her 12 year old grandson were on Commonwealth avenue yesterday their horse became frightened and ran away. The carriage collided with an express wagon throwing both occupants out and seriously injuring Mrs Potts who was taken to her home at 103 River street Cambridge
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Paintings Auction and Multiple Marriages Listed Today
Auction sales include Paintings by Leonard & Co. at 3 p.m. Today. Marriages recorded in various cities: Adams to Day of East Boston. Archibald to White. Coye to Hubbard. Doty to Flagg. Furlong to Witherbee. Gorman to Thorn. Hetig to Christensen. Hertrampf to Bencke. Hogan to Nicholas. Leverman to Gilbert. Nason to Hansen. Tiffany to Moore.
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United States Marine Service
Lucy H. Flagg
Boston
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Marlboro
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Arthur Williams Furlong
Ella Frances Witherbee
Gorman—Thorn
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J.P
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Anna Thorn
Hetig—Christensen
Louis Christen
William Peptig
Annie Christensen
Hertrampfy—Bencke
William Hertraimpt
Maddalena Bencke
Hogan
Nicholas
Jamaica Plain
E. M. [Lunt
George E. Hogan
Grace E. Nicholas
Leverman
Gilbert
Franklin D. Rideout
Henry A. Leverman
Halifax
N. S
Elizabeth H. Gilbert
Mass
Nason—Hansen
Salem
Mr. Brodie
Benjamin Nason
Annie Hansen
Tiffany—Moore
West Newton
Francis Tiffany
Francis B. Tiffany
St. Paul, Mimn
Nina Moore
Augustus O. Moore
Obituaries and death notices from October listings
Announcements of deaths with names and ages across Boston area and nearby towns dated October. Includes Angier Saxonville widow Anna Maria aged 86, Clary Wareham William T. aged 40, Challis Chelsea Eliza M. aged, Farrar Pepperell Mary B. S. aged 75, Foster in city Edmund, Gilligan Boston Highlands Isabella Tonge daughter aged 9, Hal city Marion widow aged 82, Jordan city Jessie F. aged 26, Ruggles Dorchester Edward 5 RB aged 88, Schoelch Boston Highlands David aged 60, Wheeler Concord Jonathan aged 85, and a Buffalo entry Miss Mary L. rite aged.
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Foolish prejudice against words dulls medicine use
A writer argues against bias toward alcohol and whiskey in medicine. Citing Prof. Flint Parrish Greenleaf, they claim judicious use of alcohol benefits heart and temperance. Advocates urge Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a household remedy with proper, pure medicinal use.
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Bellevue
New York
Joseph Parrish
M. G. Greenleaf
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