Schooner Run In Sinks After Collision With Leora M Thurlow
In a maritime incident the Isaac Orbeton collided with the Leora M Thurlow, causing the crew to scramble into boats. The schooner Susan Stetson also faced disaster, being dismasted in the same storm as battered vessels contend with rough seas and rising hazards at sea.
Sunk schooner and dismasted vessel in New England sea
The schooner Isaac Orbeton from Bangor with 621 tons of coal sank after a collision with the Leora M Thurlow near Plum and Little Gull islands. The Orbeton crew escaped in boats and slept on Bartletts Reef lightship. Thurlow reached Boothbay Harbor dismasted. Separately, the Susan Stetson bound from Jersey City to Bangor arrived at Boothbay Harbor dismasted after winds. crew rescued by Florence of Gloucester and towed in.
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New London
Conn
Isaac Orbeton
Bangor
Elisha M. Trimm
Leora M. Thurlow
Bath
Alvin B. Hipson
Plum
Little Gull Islands
Orbeton
Bartlett’s Reef
Thurlow
Port Reading
N. J
Kennebec River
Newark
Boothbay Harbor
Susan Stetson
Perkins
Jersey City
Seguin
Florence
Gloucester
Slade
Stetson
Saxonia Sails Today From East Boston for Queenstown and Liverpool
Cunarder Saxonia under Captain John Pritchard departs East Boston at 8 30 a m for Queenstown and Liverpool. Carries 55 second saloon and 17 percent steerage passengers. Notable saloon travelers include E Y D Barbour A L Bell Lydia Bloomfield Esther Brockman Howard Buck Jok Coe H J Dubois Faskally Faskally S F Hopkinson Harold Hudson Julia H Linton William Lyons Mckay Vera Mowry O Reilly Maud K E Phillips Josephine Rayne Nellie Riley Mae Russell Sampson Homer E Sawyer George S Stockwell and Francis Creswick Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Mowry O’reilly
Hsmond O’ Reilly
Arthur O'Reilly
Maud K E. Phillips
Josephine Rayne
William A. Richardson
Nellie Riley
Mae Russell
A. Sampson
Homer FE. Sawyer
David Sears
George 8
Death by own action in Portland hotel room
G H Milliken of Cornish registered at the United States Hotel in Portland died this morning after turning on gas and shooting himself. He also carried chloroform and a rope, had blocked the door, and left two letters unread by Walter Perkins of Cornish. He was about 55, formerly of Cornish, lately at 12 Jay Street Somerville Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
G. H. Milliken
Cornish
United States
Jay Street
Somerville
Mass
Walter P. Perkins
Perking
Death by Own Action of George H Milliken in Portland
George H Milliken aged 60 died by his own hand after two months living with his son Ralph B Milliken at 31 Jay Street West Somerville. Despondency from business reverses said to unbalance him. He was once a successful clothing manufacturer in Cornish Maine employing 600, later ran a lodging house in Boston area, and served as Cornish postmaster. He leaves a wife, three sons, two daughters. The family departed Portland last night.
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Portland
George H. Miliken
Ralph B. Milliken
Jay Street
West
Somerville
Mr. Milliken
Cornish
Huntington Avenue
Cleveland
Maine
West Somerville
Boston Elevated
Clarendon Hill
Rhodes Bros. Co. opens finely appointed New England grocery store
A growing business invites the public to inspect the new Rhodes Bros. Co. store at 170 172 and 174 Massachusetts avenue Back Bay Boston. The marble and hardwood fixtures, spacious layout, and array of groceries prove their motto Where quality counts we get the trade. The firm also operates a busy Tremont street location serving the city and suburbs, offering quality goods at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Rhodes Bros. Co
Massachusetts Avenue
Boylston and
St. Germain Streets
Back Bay
Rhodes Bros
Tremont Street
Boston
Silver to be shipped by European steamers
New York reports 361000 ounces of silver to be shipped on ships leaving Europe tomorrow. A Mt Pleasant House concert near White Plains in New Hampshire raised funds for Galveston flood victims with Wiley P Swift orchestras and performers Pauline Clark and William Dana Orcutt contributing to a highly successful charity event. Receipts reached 220 dollars.
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Wen
Mt. Pleasant House
White Fountains
New Hampshire
Galveston
Wiley P. Swift
Maplewood House
Andrew Ford
Pauline Clark
William Dana Orcutt
Vessels and wrecking talk fill Boston harbor front
The harbor flats brim with ships including the three masted auxiliary yacht Intrepid owned by Lloyd Phoenix of New York arriving from Gloucester. Passengers aboard the steamer Florida from Sydney C B Halifax N S include 24 crew from the Willie A McKay, which foundered off the Grand Banks. The Dominion liner New England made Brow Head in 6 days 19 hours. Captain Sorensen eyes wrecking work as Muriel changes hands for 150 dollars to become a lighter. Five master orders and launches loom with Baker Palmer and other ships. Coal, lumber and mackerel trade dominates as ships anchor, tow and sail in Boston harbor with crews and captains noted among frequent vessels and routes.
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Intrepid
Lloyd Phoenix
New York
Gloucester
Florida
Lewis Wharf
Sydney
C. B
Halifax
N. S
Provincetown
Willie A. McKay
Grand Banks
Europe
Dominion
New England
Brow Head
Allan Haer
Glassow
Moville
John Kimdicott
East Deston
Salem Willows
William Storie
Nova Scotia
Muriel
Roxbury
Ross
Long Wharf
Albany Street
Clark Bros
Bear River
Alfred Sorensen
Somerville
Sorensen
Governor Ames
Cunard
Helen W. Martin
Boston
Martin
William Palmer
George L. West
Waldoboro
Baker Palmer
Fannie Palmer
Bark & A
Brien
Mystic Wharf
Buenos Ayres
Schunér Star of the Sea
Stadacona
Barbadoes
South America
Sylvania
East Boston
Liverpool
Ocean
Prince Arthur
Annie F. Conlon
Carrie Strong
George Parker
East
Haddock
Hake
Trilby
North Chelsea Bridge
Chelsea
Charlestown
Navy Yard
John Nugent
Red Star
A. W. Chesterton
Santuit
Hampshire
Rockland
John Pritchard
State Street
Cunard Company
Pritchard
Saxonia
Queenstown
Loring C. Ballard
Philadelphia
Newburyport Bar
Harrington, King and Others
Eva D. Rose
Chatham
Mary A. Whalen
Shipping News and Mini Almanac for Saturday September
Sun rises 6 31 a m sets 5 42 p m length of day 12 hours 11 minutes. Moon rises 4 25 p m. High water 10 15 a m 10 45 p m. Arrived steamers Sylvania Warr Liverpool English King Lorton Yar mouth Prince Arthur Ceylon Juniata Grecian Aragon etc. Various vessels report port calls and voyages into Baltimore Philadelphia Newport News New York Bangor Norfolk.
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McKown
John
Newmarket
Tamaqua
Kelly
Philadelphia
Franklin
Kohinoor
Thomaston
Danversport
Catawisea
Robinson
Preston
St. Nicholas
Mahanoy
Carbonero
Hawes
Portland
Lehigh
Micholerick
Perth Amboy
Baffle
Bizarre
Banter
Wryalusing
Farnham
Sylvania
Warr
Jiverpool
English King
Saunders
Antwerp
Lorton
Stanwood
Yarmouth
Prince Arthur
Bbr
Kinney
Ceylon
Hansen
Sydney
Juniata
Bond
Baltimore
Norfolk
Grecian
Nickerson
Philadephia
Aragon
Bennett
Newport News
Herman Winter
Grove
New York
City of Bangor
Ingraham
Bangor
Dingley
Thomp
Civil Court Docket Middlesex Sessions Docket Entries
In Middlesex Superior Court Cambridge and Lowell sessions verdicts favor plaintiffs in two tort actions against the city of Everett and its employees over damages for a son’s medical care and injuries from dynamite caps left by sewer workers. separate action for injuries from a streetcar accident against Newton and Boston Street Railway Company. multiple case recalls listed. judges Gaskill and Maynard presiding. defenses denied. several attorneys named. In a Lowell session James A Murray sues Isaac Wotton for 5000 damages after an assault. jury out. dates noting not before Sept 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Cambridge
Gaskill
Hugh J. McNeill
City of
Everett
Charles F. McNeill
Pro Ams
Same
Whipple, Sears & Ogden
Sprout and
Dickson & Knowles
Mary C. Carrell
Newton and Boston Street Railway Company
J. H. Vahey
D. J. Gallagher
W. I. Badger
Equity Name Melendy Admix Case at 770 Melendy Road
Equity case involving Melendy as administrator and parties at 770 Melendy Road. Proceedings outline administrative actions and property distribution context in a probate docket. Case details are limited in the fragment, but center on the administrator’s duties and court oversight.
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Rhodes Bros. Company
Steamera Saxonia
Feng
Norseman
Ontario
Hull
Fng
Devion
Olivia
Clementsport
Alice M. Colburn
Henry Withington
Kennebec
Eastern Light
Massport
Cambrian
London
Nottingham
Newburyport
C. R. RK
Port Johnson
William WH. Clark
Hopatcong
Hoboken
Lynn
Wesley A. Gove
Nay Ang
Beverly International
Schu
Wyalusing
Rraft
Salem
Teaser
Marine
Yacht Shark
Vineyard Haven
Wokendanqua
Baltic
Black Diamond
Burden
Benavides
Beaver
Paffet
Tacony
Braddork
Radnor
Shawanese
Barger
Bouquet
Portsmouth
N. H
Bonanza
Peortland
S. P. Blackburn
Malcolm Baxter, Jr
Nantasket Reoads
Emma C
Middleton
Gardiner
City of Macon
Race Horse
Weymouth
Swanhilda
Wolfville
Theolene
Prunswick
Wizzie J. Clark
Harry W. Haynes
Shipping News
Reed
NY & NH
Coveney
Boland
Mills
Burnham
Douglass
Savage Et al
McDermott
Granhem
Armstrong
City of Somerville
Gauley
Beckett
Dean
Medford
Morris
Davis
Robertson
Varney
Law
Regan
Danforth
Equity
Melendy
Admx
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Office Square
Boston, Mass
Massachusetts
Home Office
Milk Street
Ben J. F. Stevens
Alfred D. Fostier
Ss. F. Trull
WM. L. Turner
Sec’y
Board of Police
Guilford D. Brown
J. Searle Holland
G. D. Brown & Co
Elm Street
C. C
Thomas Ryan
Uriah Welch
Exeter Street
Lenox
Mary
Louis John Solari
Joseph H. Better
Better
Solari & Co
Bremen Street
E. B
William H
Fred T. Merry
W. H. Merry & Co
Emerson Street
Imerson Street
S. B
Frank C
Mary L
Henry Jacobs
Frank ©. Jacobs & Co
Lcense
Heath Street
Thomas Kyan
Dr. Wallock Medical Institute
Court Street
Hallock Medical Institute
Court St
E.W. Gahan
R. D
R. Adams
Trewerie St
Areall
DR. Bell
Columbus Avenue
J. E. Frothingham
Allston St
Corner
Bulfinch
DR. Relius
Columbus Age
J. FE. Dishop
Tremont St
Boylston, Dotel Pelham
Mary Bell
Warren Ave
Columbus Ave
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Joseph L. Zanetti
Commonwealth
Josiah S. Dean
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Essex
Thomas W. Peirce
Copsfield
James Converse
Wuress
Topsfield
Thomas Wentworth Peirce
Charles G. Chick
Marion W. Peirce
Rollin FE. Harmon
J. T. Mahoney
Amalgamated Copper Company
Broadway
Aeetsmar
WM. G. Rockefeller
Sec
Treas
Masonic Temple
Chicago
Ill
Gunard Line
New
Ivernia
Altonia
Apply Company
Alexander Martin
Dominion Line
State St. Richards, Mills & CO
Kansas
Michigan
Sagamore
Fitchburg R. R
Warren & CO
Savannah Line
Central of Georgia Railwery Company
Ocean Steamship Co
North Side
Summer Street
FE. H. Downing
Atlantic Ave
Sound Line
Metropolitan S. S. Co
Orean Steamship Company
New Pier 35
North River
A. Dew. Sampson
Dominion Atlantic Ru
Boxton
Prince George
Tong Wharf
Washington St
Foot State St
J. F. Masters
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Co, Steamship Lines
Providence
A. M. Grahan
Battery Wharf
Washington Street
W. P. Coria
R. I
F. P. Weng
Central Wharf
B. Sampson
Wiske
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Texas
Arizona
New and
Old Mexico
Colorado
California
Ge. E. Currier
N. E
Edwin Hawley
Ass’t
South Shore
State St
H. K. Hammond
Portland Steamship
Gov. Dingley
BayState
India Wharf
Chas. R. Lewis
Council Chamber
State House
Mt. Verned St
Charles Brigham
Posworth St
Uy Aa
Bama
South End
Dorchester Suburbs
Mall
Alfred Blangitars
Ashmont
F. J. Stark
Devonshire
Beachmont
Revere
A. J. Bamford
Malden
Essex St
Ferry St
Salem St
Cross St
Mass. Ave
B. R. DIX
Locke St
No. Cambridge
Salie
Augusta
Augusta Lumber Co
Mattapan
the Post
Maree
Scollay Sq
Ener
Ayartvments
Dorchytster
Harvard St
GM. Golding
Shawmut St
CCES
Aldrich
Washington & Kincetland Sts
Cobb, Aldrich & CO
H&-Drf
Dublin
N. Fh
Cobb, Aldrich & Coo
Washington
Kneeland Sts
William & Fay
GO State St
Mutual Loan CO
Water St
Tolman
Shorey
John C. Haynes & CO
Bay State Instruments
Bedford and
Avon Sts
Lady's Gold Watch
A. Yosoi
Owitch
Second St
Red Line
F. F. Snow
Board of Assessors
George A. Comins
F. K. Daggett
Beacon St
Tel
Haymarket
Lancing
Marshall
W. S. Stokell’s
Warren St
Oxford
R . Saor Irge
Association 14
Herald Sulidine
George F. Ricker
Mags
Ave
Cambridgeport
Washington Et
Province
Florence St
Son
Union 11
Dexter Hall
Cohen’'S
Eliot
Allen & Berry
Pearl St
Hall’s Barber School
Albert’s New Store
Standard House
Caxton Building
M. C. Dizer & Cco
East Weymouth
Haverhill
Hamilton Pl
Wyene Oey Oh
Williams At
Vermont
Thacher St
Vermont Marble Company
Belmont
Station
Boylston St
HUB Hosiery Mills
Harrison Ave
Lowell & Covet
Fulton St
Williams St
Linden St
Allston
Postoffice
Cambridge St
M. & M. Manf’g CO
Dept. Co
Springfield
Astrology
Mme. Elmo
Pelham St
Cathedral
Mars
LF Normand
Irremont St
Hotel Touraines
WwWey
Blake's
Sudbury St
Monarch
Union
Crawford
Hartford
Morgan & Wright
Chass Tough Tread
First Quality
Ote Blake CO
Co-Operative Paper and Paint CO
Leverett
THE
Boston Painting CO
P. Fierstein
Barton St
Standard Sewing Machine CO
Winsor St
Eustis St
Lowery, Cigar and Tobacco
M &8
E. P. Blake CO
W. Berman & CO
Tallors
Hanover St
Aldee's
Blackstone St
Tremont
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