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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1912

Page

14

Mayfield arson trial reveals self set blaze confession

Lee Perkins testified in the Wood Gordon arson trial that he helped destroy tobacco warehouses in Mayfield and set his own home on fire after the warehouse blaze. He swore Bolin Wright, a councilman under arrest, contracted Gordon to have the torch applied.

Mayfield Wood Gordon Lee Perkins Erking Bolin Wright Gordon

Laconia Returns With Record Passenger Load

The Cunard liner Laconia, captained by W D Irvine, left Queenstown for Liverpool with a record cabin and second cabin count plus a very large steerage list. The ship carries 378 saloon, 342 second cabin passengers and 1401 steerage travelers and is due in New York Wednesday morning with notable passengers including Curtis Guild and family. Rumors mention Cardinal O Connell and Monsignor Splaine returning on board, though unconfirmed.

Europe New York Cunard Line Laconia W. D. Irvine Queenstown Liverpool Curtis Guild St. Petersburg

Fresh Fish Trade Drives Up Wharf Prices and Cargoes

A bustling wharf reports plentiful fresh fish and brisk demand with prices higher than the day before. Vessels include the Bessie M. Dugan with 12 000 fish and Constellation with 20 000, plus swordfish and large haddock and cod hauls from ten groundfishermen totaling hundreds of thousands of pounds. The Treasury may name headquarters for the revenue cutter service in New England, with ships Gresham Winnisimmet Androscoggin Woodbury Acushnet assigned to ports. The Sagamore docked from Liverpool with 1800 tons, carrying passengers Lewis T. Stanard and others amid rough seas and fog. The Nantucket and Powhatan swap routes, Nantucket sinking news improves, Ontario rebuild set for Nov 1, Cymric due later with 300 cabin and 750 steerage aboard. A fleet of cargos waits for favorable wind as fog blankets Cape Cod waters and Captain Dodge shifts ships amid port activity.

T Wharf Bessie M. Dugan Constellation Rita A. Viator Jennie Gilbert Blanche F. Irving Mary de Costa B. C. Hussey Mary Edith Morning Star Marion Turner Frances Grueby Haddock Cod Hake Pollock Margaret Dillon Frances V Sylvia Clara G. Bilva E. C. Hussey Mary Eidith Laura M. MecKenzie Emily Sears Park Marton Treasury Department Washington Revenue Cutter Service New England Gresham Winnisimmet Androscoggin Woodbury Portland Acushnet New Bedford Warren Line Sagamore Alexander Fenton Liverpool Lewis T. Stanard Richmond Fenton Fastnet Powhatan Merchants and Miners Line Nantucket Baltimore Norfolk Battery Wharf Ontario New York Philadelphia Jacksonville White Star Line Cymric F. B. Howarth Queenstown James Lee Immaculate Conception Church Revere J. W. Aldrich Thomas D. Bacon E. Eastabrook Raymond Hevers W. F. B. Jackson A. Jackson EB. E. Ray Cape Cod Vineyard Sound Chatham Buenos Ayres H. M. Dodge Edwin R. Hunt Mary Wl. Baxter Hunt Bath Baxter Dodge Malcolm B. Seavey

Death Notices From September 1912 Mass. Page

Death notices list residents from East Boston to Jamaica Plain with funeral details. Entries name families such as Bagley Gallaghan Casey Cole Cushing Erickson Harrison Keating Lannon Lynch Mains Melody Mcloughlin Mullen Murphy Napier Prior Richardson Roberts Rollins Roesger Smith Toohig Welch and others with addresses and service times.

Bagley Boston Dae J Alexander F.ley Lexington Street Gallaghan Charlestown Timothy J Macie E. Lynch Callaghan High Street St. Mary’s Church Warren Street Hamilton Court M. C. C. F. Casey Melrose Cornelius Casey Maple Street St. Patrick’s Stoneham New York City Worcester Mass Cole J. Newton Cole Avon Hill Street Cambridge Andover Cushing Hingham George P. Cushing Main Street South Station Erickson Selma Erickson Salberg Tremont Street Harrison John J. Harrison Keating Roxbury James Mary A. Keating Mt. Benedict Lannon Dorchester James H Mary A. Lannon Buttonwood Street St. Margaret's Church New Calvary Lynch Brighton Joseph H. Lynch Thomas and Theresa Lynch Gorman Etna Street Mains Agnes Mains L Street Melody Michael J Mary Michael Melody West Seventh Street Our Lady of the Rosary Church M’loughlin Revere Arthur T Odlena McLoughlin Library Street Church of the Immaculate Conception Beach Street Mullen Alice Thomas Mullen Lyons Blue Hill Avenue St. Patrick’s Church Dudley Street Murphy Norwood James C. Murphy Abby W. Murphy Washington Street St. Catherine’s Church Highland Cemetery Napier Jamaica Plain Margaret Napier Callahan John Napier Bakercourt Our Lady of Lourdes St. Joseph's Cemetery Winthrop Lydia Ann Prior George P. Prior Washington Avenue Duxbury Cemetery Duxbury Fayetteville N. C Roesger George H Annie G. Roesger Smith Mary Smith Charles Sarah Smith Farrelly Worthington Street Mission Church Toohig South Boston Margaret M John J. Toohig Hennessey Ellery Street St. Monica’s Church Welch Jane Thomas Welch Jamaica Street Uhem St. Thomas’ Church

Steamer Arrivals and Vessels Involved at Gloucester Harbor

The Miniature Almanac notes sunrise at 5 14 and sunset at 6 12 with high tides around 5 12 am and 5 40 pm on September 5. Arrivals include steamers Sagamore Venton Prince Arthur Kinney Yarmouth Caledonian Eagle and others with linked ships Newport News and By. Towage listings show barges and tugs including Indiana Swatara and Phoenician, with schooners Fred C. Holden and Advent among vessels calling at Gloucester Cape Ann and nearby ports.

Sagamore Venton Prince Arthur Kinney Yarmouth Calvin Austin Pike St. John N. B Eatdin Chichester Jacksonville Charleston Kershaw Johnson Baltimore Newport News Too Persian Thacher Philadelphia Devereux Keene Bunse Mail Rowel Erry Urtis Bangor Gecklana Blair B. Fuller New City Gloucester Linneken Cape Ann Patray Chousenter Pierce Rge Indiana Newport Swatara Phillips Philadelpia Phoenix Begonia Kohinoor Ross Sadie Ross Aeoy Fred C. Holden Hibbard Calais Wesley Abpete Jorda Jonesboro Advent Bridgewater Herminius New York Vee M. Warner Ethyl B. Sumner Br. Revo. Mines N. Ea Vera Port Antonio Jam Cr N

Wall Paper Sale At Low Wholesale Rates In Taunton

Wall name 100000 rolls wall paper all styles all SoA retailing at the lowest wholesale rates paper 4c roll WM Matthews JR 163 Milkat bi5 ThSutt Poultry Pigeons Etc sale colored homers 60c whites 85c pair also carmeaux 22 Jefferson st Taunton Mass 116 Miscellaneous GASH PAID for old and rare books Write 26 the Post a28-d&Staff Dispensaries

Matthews, JR Milkat Jefferson St Taunton Mass

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