Admiral Dewey Assists Collection at St John’s Episcopal Church
Washington reports Admiral Dewey appeared as verger at St. John’s Episcopal Church for the first time. He presided over the collection, drawing large contributions, and observers note a possible shift from his prior Congregationalist ties. The Rev. Alexander Mackay-Smith leads the parish. the admiral has Vanderbilt connections among friends.
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Washington
St. John’s
Admiral Dewey
Alexander Mackay-Smith
Admiral
Fitchburg Denies Boycott Amid Rail Differential War
A Chicago despatch says Hoosac Tunnel route faced boycott accusations over second class tourist passenger business to the Pacific coast, which were strongly denied. It notes New York New Haven Boston Maine Fitchburg lines issued a joint tariff with differential deductions, while Western lines resist. Evidence cites equal first class and immigrant tickets via competing routes, with Eastern lines urged to settle by themselves. Captain Sorensen’s Two-Forty project yields a government contract to haul a gun carriage to Fort Warren. Lighter Trilby waits at South Boston docks for train delivery from Sandy Hook. If the Two-Forty is unfit, it will be stripped for use by all. Schooner Luis G. Rabel ships 711 tons hen feed from Baltimore with 20 percent to Portland. Willy L. Maxwell from Perth Amboy unloads 389 tons of coal at Fort Warren.
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Chicago
Hoosac Tunnel
Northwestern
Rock Island
Burlington
Pacific Coast
New England
New York
New Haven & Hartford
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
Western
Sorensen
Fort Warren
Trilby
South Boston
Sandy Hook
Luis G. Rabel
Baltimore
Portland
Perth Amboy
Landsman
Vessels At Gloucester Harbor And Coastal News Notes
Five vessels arrived at T wharf with fish bringing good prices. Haddock and cod sold for 1 cent per pound, hake 1 1-2 to 1 8-4 cents. The British schooner A Gibson wrecked near Isle of Haut. crew saved, cargo loss total. Metropolitan line traffic heavy. Glaucus and Neptune referenced. new steamer under construction. Captain Sol Jacobs returns from Ireland to fish mackerel. Ethel Hi sailing for Cape shore trip. Gas buoy placed over wreck of Two-Forty. Navahoe at East Boston lumber yard after collision in harbor. Two-Forty moved to Chelsea. watch lost. La Grande Duchesse pays off crew as dry dock work begins in New York. Nine steamers from Louisburg with 30,215 tons coal arrive.
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T Wharf
Haddock
A. Gibson
St. John
N. B
Isle of Haut
Ellsworth
Eastern Railroad
East Boston
South Ferry
Glaucus
General Whitney
H. M. Whitney
Herman Winter
H. F. Dimock
Neptune
Sol Jacobs
Mackerel Meiners
Gloucester
Ireland
Ethel Hi. Jacobs
Eleazer Boynton
Cape
Fort Ingepermence
Navahoe
East Poston
Brunswick
Charleston
Dominion Inner Canada
Liverpool
Borensen
Chelsea
Marnal Street
Godfrey
New York
Steward’s Department
Ince
Louisburg
C. B
Dominion liner New England sails to Queenstown and Liverpool
The Dominion liner New England bound for Queenstown and Liverpool sails from Hoosac Tunnel docks at 3 o clock this afternoon with 78 saloon and second cabin and steerage passengers. Notable passengers include Mr. David Richards of Richards Mills Co and his daughter. Also aboard are Dr. F Gordon Merrill and many other saloon and cabin travelers from the Hub and suburbs.
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Dominion
New England
McAuley
Hoosac Tunnel
Charlestown
Queenstown
Liverpool
David Richards
Richards, Mills & Co
Dominion Steamship Company
Commonwealth
Columbia
Boston
F. Gordon Merrill
F. Alexander
E. B. Allen
J. M. Bell
G. D. Boles
J. B. Bouton
S. Brooke
FE. C. Cleveland
M. F. Davis
N. Doran
William Green
Harris
A. L. Lindsay
W. Lindsay
Charles Lowe
S. M. Merrill
W. J. Nash
S. C. Pixley
Crew of Tidal Wave Rescued Off Monhegan
The Beta from Boston harbored in Boothbay Harbor with Captain Colbath and crew aboard. They picked up Captain Nolan and the crew of the Tidal Wave after the vessel struck Roaring Bull Ledges off Port Clyde last night and began taking on water. The Tidal Wave, 53 tons, built in 1839, hailed from Boston.
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Boothbay Harbor
Beta
Colbath
Boston
Nolan
Monhegan
Roaring Bull
Port Clyde
McCabe McCarthy Wedding in Roxbury Church
Miss Mary McCarthy daughter of Mr and Mrs Jeremiah McCarthy of 59 Delle avenue Roxbury married John J McCabe a Jamaica Plain businessman in the Mission Church Roxbury Father Frawley officiated The bridal party entered to Lohengrin and the couple after a reception left for Niagara Washington and the Berkshire Hills to begin married life in Jamaica Plain They were joined by many relatives and friends including James Heustis Alexander Henderson and Edward Murphy.
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Mary McCarthy
Jeremiah McCarthy
Delle Avenue
Roxbury
John J. McCabe
Jamaica Jain
Father Frawley
John McCarthy
Peter J. Maloney
Joan Conant
J. T. Costello
McCarthy
McC
John Sloane Declines Participation Owing to Poor Health
John Sloane, citing his health condition, has reluctantly declined his role or involvement.
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John Sloane
Dewey Refuses Comment on Presidential Candidacy Rumor
Admiral Dewey will not talk about the Sunday report asserting he would never be a presidential candidate. He says it would not do for him to discuss political plans and will say nothing further on the matter.
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Washington
Admiral Dewey
Sailor Workers Hold Boston Conference Banquet
The Boston Conference of Sailor Workers hosted a reception at the American House with Commanders Selfridge and Wadhams in attendance. A full program unfolds through Friday with lectures by Navy figures and ministers including George A. Crawford and Bishop Lawrence, plus speakers from Montreal and Ohio.
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Boston
Sailor Workers
Selfridge
Wadhams
General Conference
Baptist
Bethel
George A. Crawford
U. S
Monongahela
Trinity Church
Lawrence
Stitt
Richard Bell
Montreal
Harles Jones
Hio
Commander Selfridge
Nainsford
Shipping News Notes Arrivals and Clearances
Shipping list records arrivals such as Admiral Dewey McGrath Kingston Port Morant Cumberland Allan St John N B and others with merchandise and passengers for Waldron Masters Bayonne and Port Johnson. Cleared vessels include Philadelphia Cumberland Eastport Glaucus and schooners Lizzie D Small Sullivan Lawin Native American and more. Sailed items cover steamers Athesia and Britannic and multiple tugs and barges, with routes to Philadelphia Boston Portland and New York Bay.
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Admiral Dewey
McGrath
Kingston
Port Morant
Cumberland
Ailan
St. John
N. B
Bagseport
Portland
RE. A. Waldron
Prince Edward
Lockhart
J. F. Masters
Atlas
Fassett
Bayonne
N. J
O. Co
Penobscot
Pierce
Bangor
Bay State
Dennison
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Bessie A
Conrade
Liverpool
Charles Noble Simmons
Babbitt
Benjamin C. Frith
Keen
Nathan Lawrence
Green
Luis G. Rabel
McKown
Baltimore
Childe Harold
Sweeney
Philadelphia
John C. Cottingham
Lynn
John Shay
Allen
Port Johnson
Modoc
Smith
Weehawken
Francis Shubert
Sharkey
South
Viola Aay Greenian
Jergny Coesmpress
Johnson
Rondout
Chase
Snow
Albert Pharo
Muller
Woodbridge Creek
George R. Pradford
Littlefield
Lanesville
Norton
Rockport
Mass
Eben Parsons
Ipswich
Lykens
Taylor
Alaska
Enterprise
Marion
Portsmouth
N. H
Teaser
Haley
Coleraine
Keystone
Scranton
Lewis
Hoboken
Fohatzong
Chenango
Eastport
Navahoe
Charleston
Brunswick
Glaucus
Bastort
Britannic
Nor
Salsburg
Howerd
Norfolk
Parthian
C. A. White
William K. Park
Valley Forge
Otto
Phenix
Gilbarton
Amaqua
Franklin
Mass docket of rail and city cases lists many suits
Long list of cases with parties including Sachs, Oelschleger, Cordley, Botier, Stowell, Flagg, Ryan, and many Boston firms against the city and railroads. Notes multiple jury sessions, attorneys, and a medical office ad at 532 Tremont St. mentions Dr Gordon as elderly specialist.
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Sachs
Fitchburg
R. R. Co
Oelschleger
City of
Boston
Cordley
James
Botier
West End
R. R
Stowell
Gram
Flagg
G. Jordan Co
Ryan
West End Street Ry
Henedtet
Commonwealth of Mass
Terson
West End R. R
Mullehan
Norfolk St. R
Johnston
Boutin
Carberry
Jon
Neville
Lohmiller
Lynn
Lomasney
Same
Pearce
Bodwell
Wads
Spade
Cochrane
Winnisimmet Ferry Co
Martyn
N. Y
N. H
H.R. R
Knapp
H. R.R
B. Des. Ex. Co
Beynon
Degnan
Sturtevant
Com. M. & Ins
Brull
Stegmueller
Hatch
Newhall
Bragg
Kaufman
Stetson
Carrie
Emerson
Gibbs
Morse
Conroy
Thomas
McClusky
Tate
Chandler
Grant
Eddy
Merriam
McDermott
Hunter
Hurter
Boston Ice Co
Bernard
Boston R. R
Mackenzie
Longest
Houghton
de Witt
Austin
Bridges
McEvoy
Nelson
Town of Winchendon
Hounsel
Hingham Cordage Co
Hopkins
J.ais Brown
Dowdrown
Dowd
Gabe Braciano
Bianco
Schultz
Campbell
Pabujian
Daley
Brenn
Breen
Welch
Roxbury Gas Lights
Sweet
McGovern
Hoston
St. R. Co
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
Griffin
Teesares
Murray
Grimes
Davis
Raymond Syndicate
Brodie
O. Sheldon Co. Corporation
Cooke
Person
Gerber
Stone
Jenkins
Hallett
Torrey
Goodnow
Foss
O' Brien
Hastings
Holden
Leslie
Caldwell
Good
Chadwick
Dalton
French
Anderson
Albertstamm
Bligh
Smith
Pergoli
Barry
Duttiey
Woodbury
Miller
Wilson
Twomey
Whittemore
Clark
McGinnis
Rox. Brewing Co
Burns
Jackson
Childs
Goddard
Mason
France
Abram French
Onder
Stelert
Institution For Savings
Rox
Baker
American Express
Gous—Staples
Hotel Reynolds Co
Dalton Ingersol Co
Hamilton
Duncan
Moore
Ruggles
Foo Witerdip Wee Geisler
Bates
Downs
Tuoh—Stratton
Isenbeck
Kirk
R. A
StJene
Rice
Weld
McDowell
Ratskowsky
Sutton
Bully
Boston Elevated Railroad
Beckford
Drury
Levy
Millard Va
Littlefield
Winchester Coal Co
Guernsey
Brown
Hingham R. Rk, Co
Syule
Norcross
Bacon
Byram
Moody
Robinson
Spitz
Deane
Tukry
Mitchien
Garson
Toiroux
Goodrich
Ki'man
May
Atwood
Crockett
Irench
Burnham
Flynn
Bartlett
Payne
Shattuck
Maguire
Sterling
Curry
Murnane
Sullivan
Thompson
Hardy
Dexter
McKay
Hubbard
Rosenhein
Tilden
Lane
R. Kh
Trooke
Natick Underwear Co
Tel
Tel. Co
Howem
Everett
Hurlburt
Fitzpatrick
Narda Ve
Lespasio
Colorado
Arena
Mullin
Desmond
Allen
Vitemaurice
H. Stevens Shank Co
Hisia
Right
Reid
Frost
Sonnabend
Warner
Sebi
Jones
Ieison
Noera
Fslure
Towne Ve. Crawley
Bbury
Manning
Reardon
Sard
Lauriat
Schneider
Driscoll
Hallwand
Ootore
Disessa
Aaden
Williams
Green
Ferrell
N.fb
Dressed Meat Co
Kelleher
Cure for Nervous Debility Promised in Hallid Drug Ad
An old advertisement claims Patma Tablets cure nervous debility and related ailments by renewing starved cells. It lists side products and prices, mentioning Hallid Drug Co Cleveland and other shop contacts, urging readers to mail for a booklet and guaranteeing results.
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Cel
Hallid Drug CO
Cleveland
B. F. Bradbury
Washington
BLEIN
Boylston and Tremont
C. Gurowich & CO
Sneres
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