Star of the East Arrives From Windsor With Sailor Blows
The four masted schooner Star of the East from Windsor, N S, reported by Captain Quinlan as struck by a northeast blow on the unlucky 18th near South Shoal lightship, lost spanker and foresail, ship aged 15, owned in Philadelphia by Crowell and Thurlow, formerly Katie J Barrett.
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Charles Brewer
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Europe
Allanwilde
Savannah
Moore
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Miles M. Merry
Ruth
Swan & Hunter
Newcastle
Eng
Hull
Wilson
Concord
Manila
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Oct 21
Maritime brief lists arrivals and sailings with ships named and their cargoes or routes. Entries include Irin, Jacob, Cardiff, Admiral Sampson, Higgins, City of Birmingham, Bury, Savannah, tug Storm King, Ida, Rafuse, Rebecca W. Huddell, and many others. Weather and day length notes accompany port movements and inshore vessels.
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Jacob
Cardiff
Admiral Sampson
Higgins
Port Morant
Jam
City of Birmingham
Bury
Savannah
George NR. Smith
Makomikey
Mass
G. M. Hopkins
James Baker
Ipswich
Vaccination cases in court in Highland district
In the Highland district court Patrolman Reidy led suits against three defendants for refusing compulsory vaccination. Morton W. Lawrence and Sarah B. Wolsteincraft were fined five dollars each and appealed. The third defendant was dismissed for compliance. Annie Carroll paid a fine for breaking glass in a dwelling.
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Highland District
Reidy
Board of Health
Morton W. Lawrence
Sarah B. Wolsteincraft
Annie Carroll
Royal Blue Line Tour From Boston to Washington Philadelphia New York
Delightful personally conducted tour leaves Boston Oct. 26 via Fall River line. $27 covers all trip expenses for a week including five days board at a Washington hotel, visits to Philadelphia and New York, with stop-over privileges. Application to Joseph P. Taggart N. E. P. A. 20 Washington Street Boston.
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Boston
Fall River Line
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Joseph P. Taggart
Washington Street
Mass
Copper market gains lift New York and local trades
The copper market showed a strong day with active local buying and a price move toward 60 cents a pound. Amalgamated and independents may raise prices, Dominion Iron advanced, United States Oil climbed, and Canadian interests returned to a bull stance as market sentiment and relief measures influence trading.
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New York
United Metals Selling Agency
Amalgamated
Mohawk
United States
Dominion Iron
United States Oil
West Virginia
London
Shaw
Lkely
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Western Union
Southern Pacific
Fisher Seeks Best Talent as Market Quiet on Street
Heath Boston reports a subdued curb scene with little action as manager George K. Fisher pursues top talent. Bay State stock traded around a dollar and nine and a half cents per share amid varied totals for listed and unlisted stocks and bonds.
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George K. Fisher
Bay State
Heath
Fatal hunting accident near Mt Kilburn in Vermont
A hunter near Mt Kilburn fired a rifle by mistake, killing Fred McKalmne of West Plattsburg New York and wounding E O Young of unknown location. Officials deem the death accidental and say the shooter likely misjudged a game shot. A man was seen descending the mountainside just before the discharge.
Sage Executes Note Providing For His Death
Russell Sage executes a new form of note for money borrowed on collateral adding a provision that on death the maker may pay to a trust company named by C. W. Osborne and J. J. Slocum and receive on each payment the collateral security. Osborne oversees Sage's New York office.
Boston Fire Tax Too High in Nation's Loss Balance
The essay argues Boston bears a disproportionate share of fire insurance risk and loss, noting Boston pays higher premiums while contributing far more to losses. It criticizes a recent horizontal premium rise, calls for equalizing schedules, and urges reforms reflecting local fire risk reductions and market realities. It cites loss and premium ratios for Boston, Massachusetts, and the United States over five and twenty years.
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Boston
New York
Pacific Coast
Massachusetts
New York City
Whch
New England
Uthe
United States
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Happy Wash-day No Backache Or Boiler Required
A brief nod to a easier laundry routine promising relief from back strain on wash day. Claims include no heavy wash boiler, no fire, and gentler wear on clothes for quicker, simpler cleaning.
Rates and reform in Boston fire insurance scales
The piece discusses how fire insurance rates vary by risk class and city board decisions. It notes Boston’s board fixes rates with local adjustments, the impact of universal and local schedules, and how rate tweaking reduced premiums in the special hazard district by about 20 percent over ten years, suggesting nationwide recasting to boost company income.
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Boston
Boston Board of Fire Underwriters
Boston Board
National Board
Milk
School
Tremont
Eliot
Kneeland
Atlantic Avenue
Summer
Water Front
Congress
Milk Street
Lowell Hospitals May Merge Endowment of 100000 Hinted
Reports claim Lowell General and Lowell Corporation hospitals may consolidate and receive a $100000 endowment from an anonymous donor. Authorities deny knowledge of the plan while Dr. Simpson notes past consolidation attempts. Some say boards have agreed to proceed without revealing the donor, possibly Frederick F. Ayer of New York. The aim is to retain both hospitals while shifting maintenance costs from the Corporation Hospital.
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Lowell
Lowell General
Lowell Corporation
Simpson
Corporation Hospital
Frederick F. Ayer
New York City
Was His Own Policeman
Chris Johnson known as the hackman of Boston’s South End completed a chase of E A Nobie who fled bail in October 1901 Noble was arrested in Boston in October 14 on a charge of receiving stolen goods Johnson faced a $300 bonus and later found Nobie in New York. He handcuffed Nobie and handed him to New York police awaiting Boston officer arrival.
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Co. C. Johnson
Boston
Chris
Hackman
South End
E. A. Nobie
Johnson
Noble
Mr. Noble
New York
Ex-Governor Budd Predicts Democratic Victory
Ex-Governor James H. Budd of California arrives in New York to back the Democratic congressional rally at Madison Square Garden on October 27. He foresees a sweeping Democratic victory by stressing anti trust and tariff cuts and a verdict against the Republican Senate two years hence.
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New York
James H. Budd
California
Madison Square Garden
Senate
Boies laments Henderson withdrawal from Congress race
Waterloo Iowa October 20 ex Governor Boies says no one could have been more disappointed than I was at Speakers Hendersons withdrawal from the race for Congress I would have enjoyed defeating Henderson My present opponent Judge Birdsall agrees with me on the tariff issue making the lines hard to draw and I wish the speaker had stayed in the race for my sake.
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Boies
Congress
Henderson
Birdsall
Iowa
Mage Furnace Company Offers Coal Famine Ready Stoves
The coal famine is settled for the present and Mage Furnace Company announces coal ranges with gas attachments and gas water heater options. With over fifty years of experience Mage guarantees superiority and perfection in stoves and heaters.
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Mage
Gas
Pinafore to Be Performed in Dorchester
Two performances of Pinafore will be given Oct. 30 and 31 at Whiton Hall Dorchester under the auspices of the Young People's Religious Union of Christ Unitarian Church.
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Whiton Hall
Dorchester
Young People’s Religious Union of Christ Unitarian Church
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