Chinese Crew Mans New Fruit Steamer Heredia
After the United Fruit Company steamship Heredia arrived from Belfast, reports circulated about Chinese crew members. Company manager I C Young denied changes to old ships and confirmed the Heredia’s crew may include Chinese, with 43 aboard, while aliens on the Lillie also included Chinese workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fruit Company
Heredia
Belfast
I. C. Young
Post
Boston
New Orleans
Panama
Inner Harbor
New England
Ire
Cherbourg
France
L. H. Porter
A. W. Preston
Ireland
Scotland
R. S. Johnson
Long Wharf
Lillie
Port Antonio
Boston Harbor
Worcester Keeps It Up in Slow New England Tilt
Worcester defeats New Bedford 5 to 1 in a pitcher dominated game. Leverenz starred with strong batting and pitching for Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Worccester
New Bedford
Leverenz
Brockton Beats Fall River in Sloppy 5-3 Baseball Finish
Wormwood allowed free hits and poor fielding cost Fall River as Brockton won 5 to 3. McKernan, Catterson, McGovern, Mitchell, Cummings, M Donovan, and Wormwood had key hits. McKernan and Cummings doubled. M Donovan homered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Fall River
Bhpo
A.E
Bh.po
A.E. Ickman
Mess’ger
M. D'van
Catt’son
Bowcock
Reardon
Sullivan
M.d’van
Devine
LZ Bannon
C’mings
M’g’vern
Kane
Mitchell
Toomey
J. D’van
Wormwood
Ee Wotals
Peechton
McKernan
Catterson
McGovern
Cummings
M. Donovan
J. Donovan
Bannon
Hickman
Donovan
Lanigan
Welch Holds Off Opponents in Ninth Inning
Welch limits the opposition as Vandergrift, Howard, and Beard drive runs. Lowell and Magee contribute sacrifices while Vandergrift and Beard steal bases. Music fans nine strikeouts to Welch's five as errors and walks shape the late tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
Apel
Vandergrift
Howard
Beard
Lowell
Ort
Magee
Bailey
Doran
Jabelle
Lynn
L Lowell
Harrington
Music
Buckley
Lawrence Defeats Haverhill 7 to 1 in Sept. 15 Game
Lawrence pounded Girard and capitalized on Haverhill errors to win 7 to 1 at Lawrence. Key players included Murch with extra-base hits and Ball hit by pitch, while Whiting and Girard traded strikes with five each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Lawrence
Girard
Courtney
Haverhill
Haver
A.E. Flynn
Vinod
C’t'ney
C. F
McInnis
Onn'toh
Foll’bee
R. F
Wilson
T’lin
McLane
Reilly
Murch
Andrews
Duggan
Perkins
Whiting
Ball
Flynn
M. O’brien
Boy Hit By Delivery Wagon Near Washington Street
Theodore Gould aged five from 17 Wigglesworth Street was struck while returning from school near 1630 Washington Street. He was taken to City Hospital with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Gould
Wigglesworth Street
Washington Street
City Hospital
Red Men Elect Great Chiefs
Bridgeport Conn September delegates to the Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men elected officers for the term. Joseph Farrar of Philadelphia was named Great Incohence, George B Griggs of Houston Texas Great Senior Sagamore, Carl Foster of Bridgeport Great Junior Sagamore, W A S Bird of Topeka Great Prophet, Wilson Brooks of Chicago Great Chief of Records, William Provin of Westfield Mass Great Keeper of Wampum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men of the
United States
Joseph Farrar
Philadelphia
Sagamore
George B. Griggs
Houston
Tex
Carl Foster
W. A
Bird
Topeka
Kan
Wilson Brooks
Chicago
William Provin
Westfield
Mass
Gardner Concedes Governor Race After Funded Campaign
Obadiah Gardner of Maine concedes defeat in the governor race citing the Republican State committee’s larger funds and focus on Cumberland York and Hancock counties. He says his loss was not due to unpopular issues and hints at possibly seeking renomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
State Committee
Obadiah Gardner
Republican State Committee
Cumberland
York
Hancock
Maine election result pleases Roosevelt
Secretary to the President Mr. Loeb said Roosevelt is highly pleased with Maine election results from yesterday. The remarks come as the nation weighs political momentum and regional support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Loeb
Autumn Excursions Sailings Change for Dominion Atlantic
Beginning next Sunday 20th inst the Dominion Atlantic Railway steamers will leave at 1 pm instead of 2 pm. Sailings will run Sundays Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays with excursion rates in effect. Autumn foliage in the Annapolis Valley draws travelers to Nova Scotia. For rates staterooms and information visit the city office 228 Washington Street or Long Wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Atlantic Railway
Nova Scotia
Annapolis Valley
Washington Street
Long Wharf
State Street
Gibraltar
Genoa
Naples
Adriatic
Slavonia
Carpathia
Pannonia
Sislavonia
The
Cunard Co
Cunard Steamship
O., Ltd
Chas. P. Sumner
State St
Boston
Dominion
Yarmouth
Prince George
Sun
Washington St
Foot State St
J. F. Masters
N. E
Special Low Rates to the West by Central Vermont and Grand Trunk
Travel offers from Boston to California and North Pacific points at 54.45 with daily tickets until Oct 1908. Pullman tourist cars Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 2.75 double berth. Denver and New England delegations travel at 56.95 round trip with Sept sale dates. Rates for American Bankers Association and Women’s Christian Temperance Union conventions listed. Apply to BE Boynton in Boston for full details and liberal stopovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Vermont
Grand Trunk Railways
Boston
Mass
California
North Pacific
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Patriarchs Militant
Denver
Col
American Bankers’ Association
New England
Women’s Christian Temperance Union Convention
BE. H. Boynton, N. E. P. A
Washington Street
Camp Coaches Yale's Squad at New Haven Practice
Walter Camp, Yale's athletic adviser, led football coaching in a lively practice session. Tad Jones had not yet arrived, captain Burch and Bigelow directed drills with ends, centers, and backs. Five players joined, raising the squad to 38. Allan Corey, son of the Steel Trust president, is among new end candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Walter Camp
Yale
Tad Jones
Burch
Bigelow
Allan Corey
The
Steel Trust
Wharf Fleet Sets New Fishing Week Records at East Boston
The past week saw the largest number of fishermen since spring as 88 vessels arrived at the fish pier. Haddock, cod, hake, and pollock totals topped the landings with prices by the pound and details of individual ships and crews listed. The Dorothy and other schooners saw crew changes and port moves, while lightship operations and arrivals at Charlestown and Calais framed ادامه.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla
Mary BE. Silveira
Prince George
Yarmouth
Haddock
Had- Poldock
Cod
Hake
Lock
Raymah
Mary E. Silveira
Mary T. Falion
Stranger
Sadie M. Nunan
Estelle Nunan
Ore
Thomas Brundage
Onato
Athena
Genesta
Vanessa
Manhassett
Elva L. Spurling
Reroggs
Nokomis
Vgihe
B. Greer
Ai Cs
Martin
Mary E. Cooney
Emily Sears
Olivia Sears
Thera
Laura Enus
Clara G. Silva
Vewwass
A. Morse
Lizzie M
Stanley
Ewe
Joseph P. Johnson
Charles Kimball
Here
Calais
Leyland
Cestrian
E. Thomas
Clyde Street Plier
Louisburg, Co. B
John McKinnon
Gloucester
Harald
C. J. Boush
Nantucket Sound
London
Charlestown
Landsman
SEPT. 16 MINIATURE ALMANAC AND ARRIVALS LIST
Maritime notices show arrivals and clearances of steamers and schooners from various ports. Vessels include Canadian Bullock and Catalone with cargoes of sugar and coal, plus numerous British and colonial ships. The Wind east and sundry port movements are noted with dock locations and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian
Bullock
Liverpool
St. Leyland & Co., Ltd
Heredia
New, Porter
Belfast
Cherbourg
France
Hanau
Proha
Batavia
Padang
Gibraltar
Kobe
Sourabaya
Java
Catalone
Glover
Louisburg
Prince George
eKinnon
Yarmouth
Ontario
March
Baltimore
Norfolk
Camden
Allan
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Harvard
Crowell
New York
City of
Tufts
St. Martin’s
George M. Warner
Milberry
Barton
Annie
Doucette
Salmon River
J. Givan
Melvin
Oriole
McLean
Elizabeth T. Doyle
Green
Washington
D. C
M. H. Read
Johnson
Bangor
Lucinda Sutton
Pedersen
Philadelphia
Thomas ’. Dennison
Wade
Joseph B. Thomas
Drisko
Pemaquid
Wheeler
Rockland
Cestrian
Admiral Sampson
Port Antonio
Jam
Bobs
Maitland
N. S
Augustus H. Babcock
Port Jobes
P. BR
Chelston
Carthagena
Colombia
Halifax
Port Hawkesbury
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Preston
Brockton 5
Felding
BEE AE
Bhpo.a
M’mahon
Wallace
I. F
V'grift
Labelle
Mowerd
E. F
E. Foster
Clemens
Wolfe
Ib. Cox
Ib Weer
Harr’ton
Musil
Foser
N. E. League
P.C. Worcester
Gardner
Obadiah
Shipping News
Cunard Line
Queenstown
Saxonia
Paris
Sylvania
Ivernia
Caronia
Etruria
Mauretania
New
Campania
Lusitania
White Star Line
H. Maynard
Battery Wharf
Bermuda
Middle Atlantic
A. E. Outer Tridge & CO
Quebec Steamship Co., Ltd
Broadway
Arthur Ahern
Quebec
Canada
Thos, Cook & Son
Warren Line
Sachem
Michigan
Hoosac Tunnel
Warren & CO
Colonial Loan CO
Milk St
Tllegal
Legal Loan CO
Mason Financial CO
HY CO
First Bank of Boston
Kilby Investment Co
Kilby St
State
S Franklin Loan Co
School St
D. H. Tolman
Devonshire St
Devonshire
A. D. F. Adam
Fort Hill
Workingmen’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
H. Yvan Dam
Beacon
Driscoll’s Landing
C. E. Davis
G. G. Fitzpatrick
WM. A. Barnes
St. Botolph
Lexington
E. N. Paine
Tel
Hough’s Neck
South Shore
W. A. Dunham
Water St
John B. McKenna
Old South Building
Malden
Hennery
C. E. Damon
Bath
Cars
C. EF. Damon
Exchange St
Melrose
Kelley
Old South
Keene
Warren St
Roxbury
Sharon ST
Summer St
Glenwood Road
Somerville
Hattie Jordan
I. Young
Dudley St
Paul Gore St
Jamaica Plain
H. OC. Spencer
Huntington Ave
Gcomer
Prospectus
Boylston St
Tremontiel
Oxford
Berkeley Prep
TECH
Boylston Street
Massachusetts Normal Art School
Cor. Newbury and
Exeter Sts
G. H. Bartlett
Suffolk
Tesees
Tremont ST
Waltham Chemical CO
Waltham
C. B
Palmer’s
Temple Place
Whitney’s
Newfoundland
Taylor’s
Yerxa
Central Sq
Postoffice
Millinery College
D&surf
W. F. Schrafft Corp
Martin Mfg, CO
West
Om Tn
F. H. Roberts
St.s What
J. S. Ziegler & CO
Martin Mfg. CO
West Newton
Atlantic Ave
A. E. Parsons
O. K
Dover
Cut
China
Long, Jeweller
Brookline
Lewandos
Watertown
Tailors’ Clearing House
George’s
34Th St
15Th St
Philo
America
George’s Tailor Parlors
Summer Street
Everett
Bescon
Lawyer Hill
Court’ St
Henry F. Miller
Schubert
Chas. M. Stieff
Area
McPhail
Fisher
Bush & Gerts
Chas. M. Stiff
Boyston
St. 4
Mason & Hamlin
M. Stieff
Kroeger
Blue Hill Ave
Rox
Lila
Stokell’s
Heinemann
Prof
Slyf
Ing
Bay State
Wash. St
Guildrow
Max Keezer
Bow St
Cambridge
Pease Mfg. CO
BaRee v
Quincy
Round & Co., Jewellers
Monroe Cigar CO
Toledo
ALBEE
Hanover St
Jamaica Plain Motor CO
South
Jamaica
Main St
Tr — LT
Michigan Business Institute
Institute
Kalamazoo
Frank Spear
Boston Auto School
Market St
Prov
H. Robbins & CO
Causeway St
U. S. Marine Corps
Court St
Mcense
Haverhill St
James Coyne
M. E
Alberts
Waare
Renee Oiners
Mone Gut Scale CO
Congress
Franklin Ste. Naete
Collins
Essex St
Re Amusement CO
Tremont St. Amusement CO
J. Keezer
A. T. Seer
Beach St
Columbia Road
Cor
Bird St
Hotel Essex
G. M. Bingham
Dorchester
Hay
Newton
Adams & Swett
Kemble St
S. K
Rose Cataldo
Shurtleff St
Revere
Stanford St
Tremont Painting CO
Unio Pk
Tae Raskind
Shuman
Dover St. el
Tremont
W. Berman
Webster Ave
J. Stanek
Leverett St
Guy’s
Canal St
N. M. Hatch
Park Sq
Trident Ave
Fia
Winthrop
Typewriter Exchange
Bromfield
LS Ares
Brand New
Wellington
Balance Wellington Visibl Typewriter CO
Old
Remingtons
Peabody
Putnam Ave
Singer
Somerville Ave
A. J. Hall
Chickering
Steinway, Hallet & Davis
Berry
McPhail and
Emerson
R. ¥. Russell & Son Co
Gerrish Avenue
Chelsea
Massachusetts
Joseph R. Carr & Son
R. Y. Russell & Son Co
Supreme Judicial Court of
State of
Boston & Albany
Chas. L, Marston
Lenox Jewelry CO
Mens
Astrology
Zabola
Healthyself Peabody Medical Institute
Bulfinch St
Revere House
Beaton
Aliear
DR. Hallock
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