Wharf Fish Men to Move
Plans in keeping with the Boston-1915 movement are under way by the T Wharf Fish Corporation to move the fish industry from T wharf to near Commonwealth docks in South Boston before 1914. President Frank Blanchard cites cramped quarters and outdated plants, noting the shift will benefit the state and shorten transport to the South terminal, with 75 percent of Boston fish heading that way. The move is welcomed by fish dealers, though current facilities are described as cramped and unsanitary by the Board of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Wet Fish Corporation
T Wharf
Commonwealth Docks
South
Boston
Frank Blanchard
T Wharf Fish Corporation
Hoston
United States
Commonwealth
South Boston
Board of Health
Entertains on South Birthday in Amesbury
Amesbury honors Mrs. Thomas J. Clark on her 100th birthday at home of her daughter Mrs. BE. R. Sibley. Friends visited, gifts were received, and she has lived in the town vicinity since birth. Mrs. Clark wed 1830 to Hon. Thomas J. Clark, once a wealthy citizen. a visit from Lt Governor Draper occurred on her 99th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesbury
Thomas J. Clark
BE. R. Sibley
Draper
Clark
W. G. Cutler
Horseshoe Shoal
Nantucket Sound
Nashawena
P. S
Vineyard Sound
Admiral Dewey
Jacaaiada
James Johnstone
Brownstown
M. Jamaica
E. R. Barbow
Titchfield
Port Antonio
Randall
M. L. Campbell
Agatha Bowen
Leonard Bowen
Boston
M. McLaren
Newton Highlands
Kingston
Bonaventure
Dewey
Cunard Line
Ivernia
Thomas Potter
Queenstown
Liverpool
White Star Line
Romanic
Hugh F. David
Genoa
Landsman
Home Remedy Promises Nervous Ailment Relief For Men And Women
An article urges readers with nervous disorders to try a home formula. It describes symptoms such as extreme nervousness sleeplessness and anxiety and warns of progression to melancholia and paralysis if untreated. The recipe uses syrup sarsaparilla compound balm wort essence tardiol and tincture eadomene compound with dosing after meals and at night.
Fearful disappearance of Hampton Beach boy in Asheville
Alexander Gray Churchward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Churchward of Hampton Beach New Hampshire, vanished from an Asheville school on September 19. Parents fear foul play, police notified nationwide. School says he spoke of going to Philadelphia and appeared homesick.
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Asheville
N. GC
Alexander Gray Churchward
Alexander Churchward
Hampton Beach
N. H
Churchward
Philadelphia
Volkmann's squad begins first practice at Allston
Dan Follett takes over as coach at Volkmann Field as fourteen candidates report for the season. Captain role shared with Gregory among last year's players. several veterans return for drills in passing tackling and signals.
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Volkmann
Dan Follett
Allston
Bob M’caffrey
Gregory
Olf Volkmann
Mack
Curtis
Soule
Berry
Storms
Locke
Pinanski
Whitney
Baldwin
Emery
McAusland
Harding
Hunneman
Peary Arrives in Portland Before Hudson Fulton Parade
Commander Peary and Mrs. Peary reach Portland from Bar Harbor and await a New York telegram on whether the Roosevelt will enter the Hudson Fulton pageant. If included, Peary plans to be on her quarter-deck. if not, he will sail to Eagle Island before returning to New York for issuing his Cook proofs.
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Portland
Commander Peary
Peary
Bar Harbor
New Falmouth
New York
Roosevelt
Peary Arctic Club
Hudson-Fulton
Eagle Island
Frederick A. Cook
H. G. Banks
Philadelphia
John Robertson
Cook
Boston
Cape Cod
J. W. Wellington
Bangor
U. S. Marwmial
Port Clyde
James
Daniel M. Goodrich
Naval Brigade
Government Navy
Leyland Line
Devonian
A. W. Vrant
Liverpool
Peary Party Flees Bar Harbor Stop En Route to Portland
Commander and Mrs Peary rode the Bar Harbor ferry with General Hubbard this noon and caught the 1 oclock express to Portland amid scant protest from a fall colony on the wharf. Hubbard blamed Mr Whitney for attempting to transfer Dr Cook's instruments to the Roosevelt crew, saying Peary would bear no responsibility unless Dr Cook authorized it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peary
Bar Harbor
General Hubbard
Portland
Whitney
Dr. Cook
Roosevelt
Etah
Hubbard
Mr. Whitney
Brown Narrowly Defeated by Rhode Island State College
Providence RI September 29 Brown battled a stubborn Rhode Island State College team at Kingston holding Brown to six points. Brown scored in three rushes from the 20 yard line but could not capitalize on opportunities as Minor suffered a finger injury and Doll had an 80 yard run but Brown could not finish.
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Providence
Re I
Brown
Rhode Island State College
Kingston
Andrews
Rhode Island State
Regnier
Mackay
Angilly
Minor
Doll
Despondent Wife Drowns Self in Brook After Husband's Unemployment
In Winchendon on Sept 29, Mrs Charles Sampson aged 55 ended her life by tying a five pound iron weight to her neck and sinking in a shallow brook. The act followed a year of her husband’s unemployment.
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Winchendon
Charles Sampson
Far harbor catch swells at Boston wharves with 297 700 pounds
The Waldo L. Stream returned from Georges Bank with 14 000 pounds of halibut 5 000 pounds fresh cod and 15 000 pounds salted cod plus 20 swordfish. A lone 30 pound swordfish was the smallest seen here. The voyage also yielded pink and white coral and a large haul of other fish.
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T’ Wharf
Waldo L. Stream
Frank Stream
Georges
Gloucester
Peary
Roosevelt
North Pols
Stream
Ritan A. Viator
Haddock
MINUATURE ALMANAC AND SHIP ARRIVALS SUMMARY
The item lists sun and moon times, tides, and arrivals and clearances of numerous ships and barges. It notes torpedo boats, steamers, schooners, tugs, and barges with names and ports of origin or destination, including Powhatan, Flusser, York, Newport News, Baltimore, and Philadelphia, among others, with dates and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powhatan
Ryan
Baltimore
Norfolk
Newport News
Quantico
Hillary
Philadelphia
Yale
Thompson
New York
H. M. Whitney
Colberth
Massachusetts
Barrett
Buayport
Jensen
Lynn
Britannia
Camden
Brown
Bangor
City of Rockland
Blair
Bath
Dingley
Strout
Portland
City of Gloucester
Godfrey
Gloucester
Mass
A. F. Imeas
Sandberg
Newport
Tamaqua
Isaksen
Trevorton
Portsmouth
Cacoosing
Brookside
Savage
Hand
Cumberland
Svendsen
Cto
Nottingham
Bennett
Port Johnson
Tt. R
Waltham
McDonnell
Sagua
Perkley
Plymouth
Mars
Chandler
Cleonus
Ephrata
Indian Ridge
Helen A. Fietch
Maywood
Hawthorne
Hackensack
Lehigh
Clark
Perth Amboy
Becton
Blackwood
Murrell, Johnson
Ivyie
West Virginia
Valley Iorge
Taylor
Thomaston
Berger
Lackawanna
Lewis
Toboken
N. J
Avondale
Pocono
Selooner Pansy
Nova Scotia
Winslow
Devoulan
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Meyer Jonasson
Foremont and
Boylston Streets
California
New Jersey
Bottie
Danderine
Knowlton Danderine Co
Hia
Fear Boy
Hake
Pollock
Jiavra G. Silva
Mary
Santos
I Io Ee Jos
H. Cromwell
Washakie
Louise R. Sylva
Mary E. Silveira
Sadie M. Nunap
Ace Boyd
Teeds
Mary Barry
Fort de France
Martinique
G. W. Waldemar
Isaac T. Campbell
Louisiana
Campbell
James A. Houston Company
P. H. Magrane
Pres
P. E. Magrane
Treas
Capes
Pucca
Loe
Elsie Janis
Harry Lauder
Strik
American Woolen Co
Rhoda
Praise
Minerva
Little Wonder
Welt
Shipping News
United States Torpedo Boat
Flusser
Sth. Ale
Eremmers Saxanis
Pre
Charles
Strathtay
Brod
Thomson
Sourabaya
Pekalongan
Tagel
Batavia
Colombo
Algiers
Witney
Sclooners
Lettin
St. Jon
N. B
W. H. Waters
Georgia
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