Steamers and schooners bring cargo and passengers to Boston port
Four schooners reached T wharf with groundfish and pollock in large fares. The Cestrian arrived at quarantine and will berth in East Boston. Liner Parisian from Glasgow and Marquette from Antwerp head to Boston with many passengers. More than 100 return ing tourists aboard Marquette. About 2000 vacationists from Maine and southern ports arrive, including 700 on Prince Arthur and Boston and 600 on Governor Dingley. The British freighter Buffalo and the San Jose fruit steamer also docked with cargoes for transfer.
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T Wharf
Galatea
Thomas Brundage
Marion Turner
Cestrian
Liverpool
Allan
Parisian
Glasgow
Red Star
Marquette
Antwerp
East
Boston
Boston Light
Maine
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
Eastern Steamship Corporation
Governor Dingley
St. John
Provinces
Cobb
Buffalo
Hull
England
Young Repor
Pier 41
Passage
San Jose
Dr. Crawford
Longwharf
Merchants and Miners
Essex
Norfolk
Howard
Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Providence
Shipping News Update of Sept 16 Mini Almanac
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures with times tides and high water for Seaport cities. Vessels like Governor Cobb and Scotia Queen depart or sail from St John New Brunswick to Boston and New York while other ships dock at ports including Portland Bangor Gloucester and Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatrice Pares Sapere
Taverpool
Brance Seme
Jae ii Pia
Daviamon
Arthur Co
Mney
Yarmouth
St Yar- N
Dingley
Muell
St. Pa
WN. B
Hammond
Savannah
Feasex Asanter Ee
Hilinnate Canea Aeeaebeowell
New York
H. F. Dimock
New York Banker’s Houseboat X Burns at Newport Harbor
The wreck of the old ship Besele Rogers moored near Edwin D. Morgan’s summer home in Newport caught fire. Firemen fought from land aided by a tarry torpedo station boat, but the hulk burned over two hours. The fire’s cause is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R.I
Besele Rogers
Edwin D. Morgan
New York
Mr. Morgan
Cricket Wins Annual Chowder Race at Gloucester
The final race of the 1912 season, the annual chowder race from East Gloucester Yacht Club, was won by the Cricket in light to southwest winds. Prizes and annual fish chowder followed in the club house as season awards were distributed, with the Cricket also taking the chowder cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
East Gloucester Yacht Club
H. m
Jane
Proctor
J. B. Greenough
Deprey
Hanson
Elizabeth
W. A. Rowe
Meave
F. G. Hall
M. Trey
Onda NI
Weasel
Tid III
Osprey
Oleta
Sumaki
Edjacko II
Arrow
Leenane
Privateer II
Swallow
Tew Tom
Cricket
F. B. Whittier
Boston
Fiat Leads Grand Prize Pace In 1911 Revival
The article notes former grand prize winners Louis Wagner on Fiat in 1908 Bruce Brown on Benst in 1910 and Bruce Brown on Fiat in 1911 with Fiat posting the fastest 1911 time at 74.45 mph and Fiat and Benz set for a rematch tomorrow. It also covers Buick sales staff changes in Boston Massachusetts avenue rooms and comments on 1918 Buick line material and workmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wagner
Fiat
Bruce Brown
Benst
Benz
J. Weeder
Buick Boston
Buick
Massachusetts Avenue
Mr. Weeder
Carlisle and Thorpe Dominate Football Season Outlook
Duffey highlights Carlisle led by Jim Thorpe as the season’s focal point with Harvard’s Charlie Brickley and Yale’s Ted Coy compared. He notes optimism over new rules, previews NAIA U meetings, and tracks Patterson Ryan, Matt McGrath, and Hannes Kolehmainen as they prepare for national championships and international events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Redskins
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Indians
Jim Thorpe
Crimson
Blue
Tigers
New Haven
The
Ted Coy
Coy
Thorpe
Glen Warner
Martin Sheridan
Warner
Charlie Brickley
Exeter
Haughton
Brickley
Unclear Query Answers About Past Matches and Contests
The fragment references Archer McGraw and pitching credits, a marathon claim, a 26 Pinkham Street Brockton address, and a prior eight round draw between Jack Britton and Young Saylor in Memphis Tennessee. No definitive recent outcome is stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archer
McGraw of
Fee New
Sone
Peieens
mTbe
Reiand
Brockton Fair
Horace Keith
Pinkham Street
Brockton
Jack Britton
Young Saylor
Memphis
Tenn
White Sox defeat Caldwell 4 to 2 in opener
Bunched hits powered the White Sox to a 4 2 victory over Caldwell. Borton starred with key contact and timely runs. The American League contest highlighted solid team hitting and clutch offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sox
Caldwell
Hank O Day Grumbles Over Reds Draft Policy
Hank O Day, irate over club finances, accuses Garry Herrmann of denying funds to strengthen the Reds. He says the cheese-paring policy left the team underpowered and unable to compete at full strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank O’dey
Reds
Garry Herrmann
Rain and Cold Mar Dulles Vienna Eucharistic Procession
Vienna Sept 18 The grand procession closing the 23d Eucharistic Congress was marred by constant rain and cold. From 7 AM to 1 PM the Emperor and papal legate Cardinal Van Rossum carried the Host through the Burgtheater as thousands walked and watched while rain drenched participants and spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Cardinal van Rossum
Spectacle Of Vienna Parade In Mud Amid Regal Pageantry
Crowds lined the route from St. Stephen’s Cathedral to the Hofburg as clergy in full vestments led a vast Catholic procession through muddy streets. Tyrolean miners, bakers from Munster, and foreign group entries formed a colorful, multi nation pageant. The Emperor rode in state to witness the host removal, with Cardinal Van Rossum bearing the sacred elements in a gilded carriage and a monstrance of exceptional cost and beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burster Court
Cathedral of St. Stephen
Hofburg
Tyrol
Bakers Guild
Munster
Belgium
Bavaria
England
France
Switzerland
Spain
Albania
Hungary
Croatia
Bosnia
Reichsrath
Council of
Vienna
Olmutz
Maria Theresa
Omutz
Cardinal van Rossum
Board of Trade cleans walks in Pittsfield
A Board of Trade sidewalk cleaning drive in Pittsfield started at 6 this morning with six volunteers sweeping North and West streets. Merchants fear trouble yet some see improved appearance. cleaners left signs reading Cleaned by Board of Trade and listed committee members include George H. Cooper Ralph N. Dennett Joseph Ward Lewis Loring Robbins Carl B. Tindholm and Sam Schwartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Board of Trade
George H. Cooper
North Street
West Street
Mr. Cooper
Ralph N. Dennett
Joseph Ward Lewis
Loring G. Robbins
Carl B. Tindholm
Sam Schwartz
Big crowds at City Point summer gathering
One of the largest summer crowds visited City Point South Boston yesterday for a band concert and the opening of a new aquarium. Marine Park and the Head House steel pier drew families and children as Revere Beach closed for the season. Traffic was heavy with extra streetcars deployed to handle the crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shore
City Point
Boston
Marine Park
Head House
Revere Beach
Boston Obituaries and Funeral Notices This Week
A long list of death notices and funeral arrangements from Dorchester Roxbury Charlestown and surrounding areas. Names include Harry Baker Agnes Bergeron Joseph Bodkin Otto Ruck Philip Call James Col ns Daniel Dineen Ann Donnelly Michael Higgins Catherine Kelly and many others with service details and church dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
Bodkin
Boston
Joseph
Rio
Princeton
Church of the Sacred Heart
Ruck
Roxbury
Otto F
Mary J. Ruck
Regent Court
St. Joseph's Church
Circuit Street
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Call
Somerville
Philip Call
E. B. Manning
Congress Ave
Chelsea
James J. Colns
Joseph R. Dolan
Reading Street
Doherty
Charlestown
John
Joseph Doherty
Trenton Street
St. Francis de Em
Sales
Dineen
West Quincy
Daniel Dineen
Neral
St. Mary's Church
Donnelly
East Boston
Ann
Topper
North End
Saratoga Street
Sacred Heart Church
Gately
Dorchester
John Gately
N.N. Morris
Columbia Road
Hanley
Jamaica Plain
Michael Charles
Mathew J
Iage Foreee
Thomas
Lilian M. Hartnett Con Doherty
John W
Elizabeth_ Hartnett
Chelsea Street
Matterine
St. Mary's
Canton
Henry
Brookline
Anni
Anthony
Catherine Meehan
Boylston Street
St. Mary’s Church of the A
John J
J. P. Oswald
Centre Street
Mission Church
MacKenzie
James MacKensie
Broadway
M. Mnahars
Ann M
P. J. Street
Sion
Mullanex
East Bos
Elizabeth
James
Jane Mullaney
Hart
Wordsworth Street
Murphy
Sarah B. Mur
Highland Avenue
All Saints
Paar
Calvary
Waltham
Donald -Ee Mae
John B. Moe
Chaloee
James Shea
Bouth Ree
Rose Church
Savises OH
Warner LD
Meee
Williemakefield
Village Street
Reading
Mast
Ale Bead
Binetsea Street
Church of the Mostly Redeemer
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Kenney & Hollis
Howard Today
Kenney
Hollis
Howardgram
Stock Exchange
Auto Girls
Simonds
Mildred Stoller
Bertha Gibson
Wise Street
Hasel Ford
Prosperity Ave
Boston’s
ST. James Theatre CO
Acme
Bowdoin Sq
Violet Mascotte
Anna Belmont
May Belmont
Alice Dediey
Florida de Lisle
Vera Hamilton
Do Tfford
Zola Sisters
Anna Berry
May Waldron
Bessie Worton
Mabel Parsons
Lil
NHL
Amateurs House
Scollay
Revere Fq
Continuedusa
eAdmission
Keith
Romany Opera Company
Agosto
Robbie Gordone
van and and L Troupe
Will Setron
Alpha Troupe
Pathe Weekly
IRL
Ina Claire
Perciva I Knight
Wagenhall
TH Grey
At & Mats Wed & Satat
Iper Co
Plymouth
WM. Hodge
Maggie Pepper
Ae Carr. the Wise
Iosmre
Roy
Saar
Brunswick
Ymouth
Eurrington
Concord
Lexzington
Cord
Colonial Line
Sti
Weber & Fields
Shubert
Lewis
Waller
London
N. Y
Mats. Wed
SAT
Castle Sq
John Trucene
Winks Street
Ee National Sq
Tremont & Dover Sts
Evaliv
Pattet
Geotet
Orch. Mats
Eves
Gordon
Olympia Ioving
Loew’s Orpheum
Durbar
Grand Opera House
Waldron’s Casino
Hanover St
Tremont Row
Ginger Girls
ST. Louis Nations
Tremont Theatre
A. H. Woods
Sallie Fisher
Dolly Castles
Walter Lawrence
Leslie Kenyon
Globe x
Shipping News
Governor Cobb
N. B
Etter
Seeal Waltham
Rt News
Hope
Dunlo
Scranton
Hoboken
WN. J
G. W. Demter
Catale
NEW York Banker
Hupp Motor Car Company
George E. Daniels
Oakland Motor Car Company
Oakland
C. 8. Henshaw
Thomas Motor Company
Mr. Henshaw
Belmont
Mass
F. R. Humpage
Rosi Tion
E. P. Omas Motor Company
Whitten-Gilmore Company
Chalmers Motor Company
Green Street
Cambridge
Walter G. Jones
Harry B. Woolaver
Whitten- Gilmore Company
Mason W. Kimball
Kimball
Duffey
N. E. A. A. U. Theocal Association
Revere House
Metropolitan Association
Tom O’brien
O’brien
Pat Ryan
Matt McGrath
John Flannagan
Celt
Pat Conway
George Brown
Pittsburg
Drew
Marc Wright
Jimmy Powers
Hannes Kolehmainen
al. Shrubb
W. R. Applegarth
Chica
Borton
Obica . B
Bsnsea
Mattles
Daniels
Lelivelt
Chase
Escdaveee
Mattick
Rath
Coline
Hartzell
Tich
O'Brien
Hank O’day
Emperor Francis Joseph
Clarvoyants
W. H. Smith
Poychio
Palmiot
Boylston
Young
Life
Reader
Telanmeiee
Mata
Metin
K. of C
William A. Moore
Church of St. Mary of the Angels
Columbus and
Walnut Avenues
P. KE. Keyes
Grand
Erin Court
Toon
St. Rose Hall
Lowell St
Hyde Park Ave
Forest Hille
Somerville Ave
Professiona Auditor
P.Q
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