Danvers Clergyman Switches Parties in Massachusetts GOP Debates
Salem reports Danvers delegate Rev. Alfred P. Putnam, once a strong Republican, now a Democrat, explaining his shift and willingness to aid his new party. He cites distrust of trusts, support for the gold standard, and opposition to imperialism, noting his brother Judge Arthur A. Putnam also switched to the Democrats after long Republican activity.
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Worcester
Alfred P. Putnam
Dr. Putnam
Post
Blaine
Cleveland
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New England
Bryan
Republican Party
Arthur A. Putnam
Uxbridge
Republican
Judge Putnam
John C. Fremont
Democratic Party
John Endicott
Elias Putnam
Mt. Pleasant
Unitarian
Roxbury
Church of the Saviour
Brooklyn
N. Y
A.A. Low
Seth Low
New York
Putnam
Danvers Historical Society
Seiner Annie M Parker Delivers 214 Barrels Mackerel
Captain O Brien and crew aboard the Annie M Parker from East Boston stocked 500 on the fishing trip. The schooner returned to port from the Maine coast after a little over a day, with 214 barrels of salt mackerel taken in three seine sets.
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Captain O'Brien
Annie M. Parker
George Parker
East
Boston
Maine
Glooscap replaces George T Hay and many ships sail to Havre
A substitute to the British ship George T Hay arrives as Glooscap, a large 1721 ton wooden vessel, is set to take the place on lumber loadings to Mystic pier for Havre. The Dominion liner Commonwealth departs Queenstown for Charlestown with 304 saloon and 670 steerage passengers, aiming to set a port record while immigration and customs prep for a busy day. The Almanac notes Cunard liner Altonia expected with 442 steerage aboard, and Francesca may race Rebecca for Buenos Ayres cargo of lumber. Fishing fleet at T Wharf lists multiple schooners with pounds of haddock, cod, hake, and pollock sold at various prices. several vessels report activity and dock plans, including George W Wells and Norman sales, while a British province sale of the three-masted schooner Norman is noted. The Bureau of Navigation reports August vessel construction figures of 119 ships totaling 31,499 gross tons.
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Mystic Pier
Buenos Ayres
New York
Benny Nelson
Havre
France
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Commonwealth
Queenstown
Liverpool
Charlestown
Immigration and Customs
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Altonia
Francesca
Rebecca
T Wharf
Mary A. Whalen
Flora S. Nickerson
William A. Morse
Mary G. Powers
Belle Franklin
Sylph
Philip P. Manta
Gardner W. Tarr
Mary Cabral
Mattakeesett
Bertha M. Ratley
Edward A. Rich
Ignatius Enos
Haddock
Twele Joe
Quartette
Charles Dyer
Dauntless
Middle Bank
George W. Wells
Simpson's
Norman
Bath
St. John N. TR
Bureau of Navigation
United States
Ripley
Long Island
Portland
Merriam
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Itemized Arrivals and Clearances
Shipping news lists arrivals at ports with steamers and schooners from Britain Norway Italy and Canada along with berths and captains. It also records cleared vessels including Cambrian Susie Prescott Bona Fides and Saint Croix and ongoing sailings toward St John Philadelphia New York and Boston with tug and barge movements.
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Lucey FE. Friend
Norfolk
Henrietta A. Whitney
Ells
Through the Upper South Nine Day Guided Tour
A nine day personally conducted tour from New York by special Pullman train visits Gettysburg Blue Mountains Luray Natural Bridge Katan ooga Lookout Mountain Asheville and Washington. It departs Oct 8 from New York and Oct 7 from Boston with rates 90 from Boston 55 from New York covering transport drives hotel and expenses except meals. Applications to George M. Roberts passenger agent New England district 205 Washington street Boston.
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Reporter Returns to Busy Wolf's Clothier Store
The reporter greets the floor manager at Wolf's Clothier on Hanover and Portland streets after returning from fishing. He notes the busy scene, asks about the new store opening, and bids farewell as work resumes.
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Northwestern Line Ticket Offer From Boston to West Coast
Daily during September and October tickets are $23 for travel from Chicago to San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Sacramento Portland Tacoma Seattle Victoria Vancouver and other California Oregon Washington and British Columbia points. For rates and tickets contact Northwestern Line 86s Washington Street Boston.
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