Mattakeesett Returns With Flag at Half Mast After Dory Missing
The schooner Mattakeesett arrives with about 60 000 pounds of fish and a half mast flag honoring missing dorymen Samuel Malone and James Flander lost in fog near the South Channel. Other vessels brought in 460 000 pounds of haddock cod and hake as 22 boats settled at the T Wharf market.
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T Wharf
Maggie Sullivan
Mary A. Whalen
Ethel
Sarah Do. Wharff
Emma Jane
Mary E. Hagan
Jessie
Dexter Malone
South Channel
Thomas McManus
Samuel Malone
Nova Scotia
James Flander
St. Jaques
N. F
Malone
Arthur Binney
New Haven
Thistle
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Alcedo Drexel’s yacht Alcedo enters port off Rowe’s wharf
The steel yacht Alcedo, 198 feet overall and 239 tons net, owned by Drexel and commanded by Captain Dyer, arrived from Philadelphia en route toward Halifax with a party of friends aboard. Built by Hegrlan Hollingsworth at Wilmington and recently lengthened, she will likely stop at Portland and Bar Harbor on the eastward cruise.
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Rowe's
George W. Chi'ds
Drexel
al O
Dyer
Palmer
Philadelphia
Wood’s Hole
Halifax
Hegrlan & Hollingsworth
Wilmington
Del
Portland
Bar Harbor
Alcedo
Europe
New State patrol steamer Lexington joins fleet near New Bedford
The Lexington built by Arthur D. Storey and Bertlesen & Petersen underwent a builders’ trial yesterday. With 125 painted boards on its smokestack, the buff hull left Boston for Essex amid praise from officials, machinists, and pilots. The vessel, described as slick and speedy, received a grand salute as it cleared the harbor.
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Lexington
Ocean Gem
New Bedford
Arthur D. Storey
Essex
Bertlesen & Petersen
Border Street
Boston
Storey
East Boston
Bird Island
Democratic caucuses set for city delegates
Democratic caucuses will choose delegates to State and local conventions. Nomination papers were issued at 3 PM at the Democratic city committee. A crowd waited since early morning. many sought South Boston district seats led by John E. Baldwin.
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Democratic City Committee
Lee
Saratoga Floral Fete Promises Unique Beauty in September
The Saratoga floral fete aims to surpass the famed Nice entertainment in beauty and originality and is scheduled for September 6. Low excursion rates are available via the Fitchburg line for travelers to the event.
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Nice
Fitchburg
Lasell Seminary reopening and local business notes
Gorbett highlights Lasell Seminary for Young Women reopening Sept 20 with 150 students and a full curriculum. He praises principal Bragdon and staff, then shifts to public needs, praising Dale Street Bakery’s four Boston Highlands shops and efficient service, and notes area merchants expanding offerings and promotions.
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Lasell Seminary
Auburndale
Lasell
Charles C. Bragdon
Dale Street
Boston Highlands
J. Pugh
Pugh
Warren Street
Washington Street
Blue Hill Avenue
Pepe
Dr Jaeger Opens Boston Branch for Sanitary Woolens
The Dr Jaeger Sanitary Woolen System Company opened a Boston branch at 169 Tremont Street led by E P Lyman with President Hermann Schaeffer present. The store promotes animal wool underwear and stockinet clothing designed to keep skin healthy by aiding evaporation and regulating body temperature through a less closely woven, breathable fabric. The article explains Jaeger theory that wool stimulates skin, preserves heat balance, and reduces moisture, contrasting it with linen and cotton.
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Tremont Street
Broadway
Boston
Dr. Jaeger
Post
Hermann Schaeffer
Ernest Benger
Jaeger
Dr Jaeger Sanitary Woolen System Features
The article explains that humans must wear animal material clothing and that woolen fabrics stay warm by non conductance to heat and electricity and allow moisture, air flow and repel water. Dr Jaeger system includes year round wool garments for all, highly porous fabric, noxious dye avoidance, and protection for vital organs.
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Dr. Jaeger
Prominent city excursion to harbor ships aboard the Blanche
President Doane of Lewis Towboat Company hosts a midday harbor outing aboard the Blanche. Captain Henry K. e guides a tour of the Massachusetts and other warships while crowds note shipping traffic and port activity. Cargo and passenger movements, ship arrivals, and future fleet plans in Portland harbor are updated.
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Blanche
Henry K.e
Samuel
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Newport News
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Post
Pilots’ Association
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Cape Horn
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Wilmington
National Dock
Solace
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Iwana
Navy Yard
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Frederick de Bary
Tom Creasor
New York
St. John’s River
Fla
Nahant
Jacksonville
United States
Congress
Pacific Mail
City of Peking
Manila
General Grant
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William M. Dove
Martin Sheehan
T Wharf
Watson S. Dolliver
Adams No. 4
Tom McLoughlin
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Theatrical Notes Rally Around New York Stage
Pretty Olive May wins divorce from Henry Guy Carleton amid theatre chatter. Maurice Grau shows new operatic lineup with Sembrich Melba Eames Calve Brema and De Reszke. New plays and balletic acts tour from Chicago to Boston with stars like Crystal Sheridan Rosa Masso and Francisco Lentini thrilling crowds.
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Caroline
Museum
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The
Maurice Grau
Mme. Sembrich
Melba
Eames
Calve
Brema
Jean de Reszke
New York
Massenet
the Park
Francis Wilson
H. A. D'Arcy
Katherine Rober
James O'Neill
Lewiston
Joseph Haworth
Columbus Theatre Stock Company
Elliot Grey
Benefit of the Soldiers and the Way Down East
Boston on September 6 1898 correspondence shows Tremont Theatre managers offer use of the house and staff to support soldiers relief. John B Schoeffel W A Brady and J R Grismer pledge expenses and all box office takings from a Sept 12 Monday performance to the Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association.
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Boston
Tremont Theatre
Catlin
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Joseph R. Grismer
Messrs
John B. Schoeffel
W. A. Brady
J. R. Grismer
Spain
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Odell Williams
Sara Stevens
Forrest Robinson
Louise Galloway
George Backus
Felix Haney
Walter Hodges
Ella Hugh Wood
Frank Bell
J. H. Bunney
J. H. Davies
Edwin W. Hoff
John F. Boyle
Caro Gordon
Jeanne Millard
Bertha Tucman
Grace Alden
Benjamin Ackerman
R. A. Hilliard
Bugle Call Sends G A R Unit to Cincinnati by Fitchburg Line
A G A R group rides the Fitchburg railroad to Cincinnati for an encampment, bringing the familiar bugle song to gather veterans and honor the march.
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Cincinnati
Fitchburg
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