Waterfront Fishing Fleet Brings Half Million Weight Haul
A fleet of 14 vessels including eight trawlers and six flounder boats arrived at the fish pier with fares near half a million pounds. Elmer S. led flounder catches at 3800 pounds followed by Jennie 1700 A Mills 5300 Paul Revere 4000 Mary G 4000 and Helen Furlito 7500 pounds. Market prices fell across most varieties due to overstocking after two busy days. Ex vessel sales ranged from haddock to cusk with several trawlers and boats listing high totals. A seafood freight chart revision conference is set by the Interstate Commerce Commission for Oct 10 in Boston. The Leylant Line steamer Scythian nears Boston en route to London with 24 000 bags of raw sugar and Managui arrives from Puerto Rico. San Benito surpasses speed specs on Boston to tropics run.
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Shipping News List of Vessels Towing Barges and Ports
Shipping notices list numerous vessels and tugs sailing routes from Yokohama to Salem and Gloucester. Several steamers and tugs tow barges to New York Providence Boston and Philadelphia with destinations including Port Y o Mexico Belfast Bangor Rockland and Newport.
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Hamburg
Astral
Port Arthur
Tex
Gold Harbor
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Harold Walker
Tampico
Mexico
Prince George
Yarmouth
N. 8
Governor Dingley
St. John
N. B
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Shore
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Macbeth
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Ieston
Calvin Austin
Imes
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Grecian
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Stewart
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Sawyer
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Ransom B. Fuller
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City of Rockland
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Nennet
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Awthorne
Incoming Steamdrs and City Notices from Norwich
Local listing shows incoming steamdrs and public notices for Norwich City. Details are fragmented but indicate municipal updates and potential city improvements.
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the Post Marine
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Attorneys in Fear of Coming Exposure
Startling developments may be expected next week as attorneys named in a blackmail case show signs of panic. One is said to have rented a New York State house for a year starting October first, another may move to Montreal for health reasons, and a third plans to relocate quietly. A fourth allegedly violated the Mann White Slavery Act in a New York hotel linked to a Boston financier shakedown. Bar leaders vow no mercy for guilty parties and promise full legal action.
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Montreal
Canada
New York
Boston
Huntington Avenue
Bar Association
Harvard Baseball Candidacy Report Opens Fall Practice
Fall baseball practice started at Harvard with candidates reporting to Coach Jack Slattery. Daily sessions continue until cold weather. Informal games will be arranged with amateur teams in Boston. Lettermen Murphy Lincoln and Russell reported. Goods and Halleck expected by Monday for the first informal contest. Incoming freshmen Orthington Bullard Kerr Larrabee and Carnegie also appear.
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Murphy
Lincoln
Russell
Edldie Goods
Len Halleck
Orthington
Bullard
Kerr
Larrabee
Carnegie
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