davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-14

Bertha Fawcett of Norridgewock is
passing a few days with friends here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-14
Boston College Wins al Hockey

I Boston, Jan. 13.-Boston College
defeated Massachusetts Institute Of
Technology ar hockey tonight to g..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-14

w. E. Mardon of Portland was
among the out Of town visitors in
the city, Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-14

Harry Mcdonald Of Boston was
among the out of town callers in the
city, Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-14

Charles McMulkin of Boston was
calling Thursday on Gardiner friends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-14

Miss Laura Weeks of Jefferson Is
visiting Farmingdale friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-14

in the chancel. A committal service
was held by the bishop at the Halo
we'll cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-14
HALLOWELL

William Kirby of Boston was 9
business visitor in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-14

FOREST Ware of Whitefeld, was a
business visitor in the city, Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-14

Mrs. Gilbert Carey of East Pittston
was a visitor in the city, Thursday. .
Evening star., 1921-10-02

Americas champion woman athlete, Miss
Ida Schnall. She plays base ball, basket ball
and completes in all field and track sports.
She is also daring swimmer and diver. The
photo shows Miss Schnall giving an exhibition
of hurdling.
i'd OrIh
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-22
AUG TIONEER

AUCTI NEER
# in need of an auctioneer, better
see J. F. PAPINEAU. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Office at Veatch Realty
Co. Phone As or Farmers 911X1.
271-297
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-22

a true and correct list of the warrants
of said highway district issued un-
der and by authority of the Board of
Commissioners of said highway dis
trict at their regular meeting on the
first day of August, 1921.
In witness whereof we have here
unto set our hands and caused the
corporate seal of said district to be
affixed this 10Th day of August, 1921.
G. P. MIX,
(SeaD President.
J. H. HAZELTINE,
Secretary
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-22
Methodist Ladies Election.

The Ladies Aid society of the Meth
odist church will meet in the Park
Tuesday. This will be the last meet
ing of the conference year. Officers
will be elected for the coming year.
This is also guest day. All ladies of
the church and congregation are in
vited. Bring a plate, knife, fork,
spoon and cup Each member is to
bring enough of some one dish to
serve ct least five people. Luncheon
at 1870 o'clock. In park, (if stormy
in church basement.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-22

ELECTRONEL MAGNETIC HEALTH
GARMENTS for sale by G. A. North
rup, 226 E. 9Th. Phone 205Y. 271-29S
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-22

2729 Bratton's, supplies >.
2730 Byers, j. j., labor -.
2731 Baron, E. S., hay. 49,.
2732 Baldridge, j. c., labor
2733 Baldridge-J. c., labor
2734 Bowles, Floyd, labor
2735 Carson. A. F., salary
2736 Crow, C. D., labor. -.
2737 Grow, A. D., labor.
2738 Christensen Frank,
sand ~. -.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-22

Judge Strong, City clerk, was back
at his desk again in City hall, Mon
day, refreshed with his vacation spent
with his son, Alvah Strong. in the
Cora precinct. He also enjoyed few
days with his brothers. Farmers are
busy and are on the last laps of the
harvest a great many acreages having
been threshed.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-22
REPORT OF HIGHWAY DISTRICT

Minutes of the meeting of the Board
of Hiphway Commissioners of High
way District No. 2, Latah County,
Moscow Idaho, August 1, 1921.
The Board of Highway Commission
ers met this day in regular session
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-22
WE'LL. OPEN Up THE SOIL.

WE'LL, OPEN UP THE SOIL
The Star-NIirror notices that the
agronomy department says farmers
in non irrigated districts this year
used specially prepared IL tilizer
for Strawberries with very satisfac-
tory results. In the dry-farm sec
tons 1t is necessary to apply the fer
tilizer early in the season. Straw
berry ftt 'tilizer contains blood, bone.
tankage, guano, fish, whale, shark
meat, kelp and beet potash, therefore
is an organic fertilizer and passes
through form of fermentation. In
heavy soils it opens up the soil, it al
lows for air circulation 1t binds to-
get her and gives body to light soils,
1T acts like a sponge and increases
water holding capacity 1t provides
a home and food for soil bacteria and
helps to release other plant food that
before was not available.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-22

$26, 1877. 67
There being no further business the
board adjourned.
G. P. MIX,
President.
Attest: J. H. HAZELTINE,
Secretary.
State of Idaho, County of Latah,
Highway District No. 2, SIS.
We, Gainford P. Mix and J. H.
Hazeltine, the president and secre-
tary, respectively, of Highway Dis
trict No. 2, Latah County, Idaho, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-22
SHOULD PAY DEBTS PROMPTLY

~
Senator Borah, according to an as
ISOLATED press report, has given much
attention to the administration s
funding debt bill. He showed in his
recent speech on the subject that the
debt taken with the interest amount
ed to something like eleven billions
of dollars He commented on the
immense sums the people of the
Unitey1 States have been sending over
to Europe to feed the starving, and
now also to relieve the famine in
bolshevik stricken Russia. Goods ex-
ported to European countries, he add
ed, are on the long-term crey1it sys-
TEN. Home credit was being strained
he argued. He called particular at
tention to the fact that Germany was
trying to arrange for a system of
loans based on her ability to sell our
goods and stressed the tightness of
the money market. All these things
and more were shown by the senator
for the purpose of urging that Europe
should pay her deiots promptly. The
Europeans he emphasized should go
to work for it was only by work that
the debts owing the United States
could be met. And in his conclusion
he showed it was folly to temporize
and allow these conditions to con
tinue and raped they idle men in
Germany in this competition.
"a - ~
TO WITHSTAND HARD BUMPS
The New West Trade says expert
ence seems to be demonstrating that
the compact, well-managed, individual
merchandising businet;s is usually
best equipped to withstand the hard
bumps of a declining market. More
so-called cooperative buying enter
prises have failed than any other
class. The reason is obvious Theo-
reyically having no profits at any
time and If they had, having distrib-
uted them, they have lately found
cost plus policies impractical and
have had no surplus to cover losses.
SO the very points they formerly
thought were their strong points are
now proved wes illnesses, and even
chain stores have failed, probably be-
cause they are inherently quantity
buyers The Federal Food Stores {
Corporation, a lew York city chain
store enterprise is said to havey lost z
100000 in sugar speculation and ;
S now in the hands of a receiver
The company is being operated in z
avor of large manufacturers who
lold its paper for hundreds of thous-
nds of dollars. Joseph Reiter, ~ .
rincipal stakeholder is in charge of
he business" 2
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-22

1907 Morgan & Keane, legal
services 5000
2808 Keane, j. j., salary. 29.17
2788 Rawson Lumber Co.,
material 38.41
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-04
Cleared

Str Argentina GtaD Captain stuparich
Naples; Phelps Brothers, Inc
Str Huron lAm), Captain Archibald
Puerto Plata; Clyde Co.
Donald; Santiago; y & Cuba Mail S S
Str Waterbury (Arn), Captain Do Barr;
Philadelphia Moore & McCorrnick.
Str Comus (Am). Captain Halgey; New
Orleans; Southern Pacific Co.
Str I'll sud tAm), Captain Pinchin; Gal
str William II Webb (Am). Captain An
derson Norfolk; Barber S Lines
Str Comal tAni). Captain Curry: Cal
weston: Mallory & s Lines.
Str Delco (Am). Captain sorenson: Mo
bile; Moore e. Mccormick. Inc.
str Canoss (Am). Captain Murphy
Str Delaware CAMP Captain Robinson
Boston. Eastern S s CO.
str Western Sea (Am). Captain Dowen:
Philadclphia; J w Elwell &, Co.
Str Iowan (Am), Captain Curtis; San
Pedro and San Francisco; United Ameri-
Str Mohawk (Am). Captain ingram;
Charlestown and jacksonville; Clyde S S
Co.
Str. Mount clay CAm) Captain Mailman;
hamoufg United American Lines. Inc.
Copenhagen: Punch Eyde {. CO.
Str Cauto tAm), Captain baldwin:
Havana and progresso: Ward Line
Sir Southwestern Miller (Br) Captain
Newman; London, via Philadelphia and
Newport News Furness Witty & co.
- STR France tFr), Captain Roch, Havre;
French Line
ST. storaker tNor). Captain svendsen
Helsingfors via Montreal. S 0 Stray Co
sch Cnt'y Ssrk Gsr), Captain Granville:
Hahia%: + Whitney & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-04
Lake Ports

CLEVELAND, Aug S--Arrived; strs G
a Reiss, Depot Harbor; Pioneer. Superior;
A Augustus, Port Colborne. Sailed: Str
c A Reiss. Sheboygan.
CONNEAUT. Aug 3---Arrived strs r p
Ranney Davidson, Duluth; L c Rail.
Sailed strs W II Mclean. Indiana ,ui Tap.
Dor; + Ball. r y Ranney, ] Davidson.
sANDUsKY. Aug s-Arrived; strs
Huron, Detroit Vega, Buffaio; HerlocI{'
Ashtabula; T f Cole. Lorain. Sailed: strs
Huron. milwaukee,; Vega. Green Bay.
+ Cole. Duluth; Princeton. Cleveland:
Glcnlivet, Key Harbor Sailed strs
George T Baker, Princeton, Duluth
Thomas Cole, sandusky Glenlivet. Key
FAIRPORT, Aug s-Arrived: Str Della
ware, Duluth Sailed: strs I Ellwood,
ASlITABULA, Aug 3-Arrived: Strs !
Ketchum, Ogdensburg; Hemlock. Su-
perior; a b Mckinstry, Port Colborney w
Il King, Superior. Sailed: Strs b
kee; A Mckinstry, Clark City; W l.
King, Superior
ERIE, Aug 3-Arrived: strs r r Haz-
ard, Cleveland; VIM Livingstone. Esca
naba. Canopus Duluth Robert X. Port
Dover; Commodore Perry, Buffalo; Jean
Y, Port Dover; COMPTON, Montreal. Sailed
Strs T. Hazard, Port Arthur; VIM Liv-
lngstone Buffalo; Robert i. Port Dover.
Commodore Perry Port Dover; Jean Y.
Port Dover; Compton, Montreal
<
Lorain; J T Kopp, Buffalo, Capt Thomas
Wilson. Toledo; Leonard b Miller, Ashta-
bula; Ncgaunee. Green Bay Sailed Strs
Agawa. Goderlch; j j II Brown, South
Chicago.
EscANABA, Aug .3-Arrived: Str EN-
pcror. Sailed: Str Taylor Lake Erie
sHEBOYGAN, Aug 3--sailed: Str J L
Rciss. Chicago
SOUTH cHIcAGo, Aug a-Arrived
Strs Price Mckinney. Indiana Harbor
Otto Reiss. Sheboygan; j II Brown MI
waul1ee. Sailed; Strs Price Mckinney
James P Walsh, p Il Berry. Buffalo. A.
gus Chicago; VIM Schiller. Henry
Ihipps. Superior.
INDIANA HARBOR. Aug sailed
str Price Mckinney, South Chicago.
GARY, Aug 3-Arrived: Str r e
House Superior. Sailed; Strs Harvard.
August Ziesing, Richard Trmblc. Superior
DULUTH, Aug S-Arrived strs Fricl1
Bunsen, Clarke Wilkinson. Kerr Labcilo,
Dickson, Wickwire Ir, Maytham. Crete,
Iillah. Delaware. Collins. Sailed: Strs
Adams. Lynch. Arcturos, Stackhouse. Bar
mum. Morgan Jr. Olcott. Ream, Laughln
Garretson, Verona. Fitzgerald, Crete, Ju-
niata. Maythaln Grand Island, Helen c.
ASHLAND, Aug 3--Arrived: str Rob-
bins Sailed Str Burlington. Lake Erie
MARQUETTE. Aug Sailed: Str An
drew S [fDSON. Sup.rior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-04
Reports by Wireless
From the q. S. Naval Station

distance is given in miles Reports arc
dated at noon unless otherwise specified. !
America 2164 from Ambrose Aug ..
Ario 165 n Hatteras Aug >.
Brilliant 60 n Jupiter Aug 2
Bristol p NE Cape Charles Aug 2
Buckeye state $50 Baltirnore Aug 1.
Catherine 100 s Scotland Nv Aug ,.
Centennial state go from Ambrose Aug ..
City of Elwood LOO NE Hatteras AM
Aug /.
Coastwise 40 sw Winter Quarter Lv Aug 2
Fastener ISL NE Colon Aug 2.
Eastern 2; Trader o7s W Bishops Rock Aug .
FL Alba q N Jupiter Aug >.
FL Estero 1o5 NJ Jupiter Aug ..
El Sol 26o NE Jupiter Aug l.
Fleetco so ssE Navassa Island Aug @
George Pierce lat IS A. lon % "a Aug .
Glcndoyle 200 NV san Juan p MAug l.
Glenpool 237 SE South Pass Aug l.
Gloucester "a SW Fire Island Aug 3.
Gulfstream - Jupiter Aug 2.
II G Folger 81 NE Jupiter Aug ..
Havo Maru lat 16, lon 70 &c S PM Aug ].
Hico 240 8 Charleston Aug ..
Hoxie 1900 r Ambrose Aug ..
J A Bostwfcls 80 n Jupiter Aug 2.
J " Van Dyke lo5 SW Hatteras Aug y.
Lake Allen 261 S Ambrose Aug 2.
Lake Fillmore 172 S Scotland LV Aug ..
Lake Gunni 10 from Balboa Aug 2.
Lake Kyttle 100 SW Hatteras Aug 2.
Lewis Thurlow 5 s silver Beach Aug ..
Lilmae 3o5 W Havana Aug 1.
Limon 265 s Nantucket 1.V Aug g.
Livingston Roe ITO e Charleston LV Aug 2.
Iordship Manor 80 Jupiter Aug 2.
NJ r. Elliott 260 WNW Tortugas Aug I.
Mexico 20 Jupiter Aug Q
Minnesota 100 e Boston AUG g.
Nantucket 35 SW Fire Island Aug s.
Nieuw Amsterdam 1.1S0 from Ambrose 4
AM Aug g.
Old North State 2.4oo from Ambrose Aug .
Pastores 81 n Colon Aug 2.
Pawtucket u n Jupiter Aug 2.
Porto Rico 644 Ambrose Aug l.
Sagaporack 220 r by N st Thomas Aug 2.
Salvation Lass 40 NE st Thomas Aug O.
San Fernando lat 80 SIS. Ion 7S "a Aug l.
san Juan sos San Juan Aug l.
San Pablo 420 n Colon PM Aug l.
santa Theresa lat SO as, lon rs Is Aug 2.
Saramacca $50 S South Pass Aug l.
Seattle Spirit lat 8 OF. Ion Il 90 Aug Q.
Socrates off St Augustine Aug /
Sulnmerleaf pd Nantucket IV 4.25 AM
Aug g.
Sutorpco 1908 T Ambrose Aug O.
Tanano 1914 Hatteras Aug @
Trinidadian rs w Tortugas Aug l.
Turrialba sol S Ambrose Aug g
Vacuum 27o SW IIatteras Aug l.
Nesta 20 s Jupiter Aug 2.
Clua $50 Scotland Nv Aug 2
Wacosta lat Al 10, Ion "A IS Aug q
Wellington tug) 3. SW Frying-Pan Aug ?.
West Chatala 789 Boston Aug g.
West Keene 201 NE Colon Aug l.
West Lake lat SO as. Ion 50 90 Aug 2
VIM G Warden 210 n Colon Aug 2
Zarembo 100 NV San Juan Aug .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-04
American p0rts

BOSTON, Aug 3-Arrlved: Strs Man7nut
(Br>' Preston Cuba. Sailed; strs Canopic
York; Everett Norfolk.
BALTIMORE. Aug s-Arrived: strs
Bella, Port Maria; Point Bonita, San Fran
cisco via Havana and Savannah Robert
Maersk Noan). Savannah. Sailed Strs In
spector Nueyitas Vaudeville (No). Tela.
stT GA " lHnv Tsx A yr,, sNArTved
fampico; Montgomeryshire .GBr, Hull
south Pacific (B). Norfolk Nueccs New
e ork; Gloria de iarrinaga OBJ, Dover.
Orientc, Now York; Truxton. Tampico;
liuftero (Nor), Naples; Vancouver NIaru
CJap), Rottcrdam; W Libby. New York :
Grace Dollar (l3r), Chinese ports; Arsaldo
Sanglongio ii 40, Genoa and Naples.
laizan Maru (lap), Kobe and Yokohama.
G, ksONNlL ria. Aug CARVED
str Lake Elenorah, Boston. Sailed: strs
y, var Miami: Fersian baltimore; schr
N 1Barnsdale. Brunswlck.
Zacapa' Tela: Rathlin Head (Br). New
Orleans; a. Northern (Br). Galveston
Mi!azzo %. PALERMO; Granicos (Gk),,
barry kastalia (Br), Baltimore; AIbstan
GDan); Aster 40, Naples; Osterdal (Nor)
barry; Haugerland (Nor), Shields Ham
ihon, New York; Themisto D). Balu-
more; British Baron G3r), London. Sailed
"a. strs Jonancy, New England, Ausabel
Alexandria' va; Patrick Henry. New Or
Havana; Grelgrant CBr), Sand Key; Dor,
chester. New England; Wolsum (DD.
Buenos Ayres: Sd. Navigator CBr), LIVER
=
hagen Gr, Alexandria; Paul Paix Obs.
Calais; Palisades. Dublin; Zacapa New,
York; Meimu Maru Jap). Queenstown
Eastney tBr), New Orleans via Sand Key
NEWPORT NEWS. Va, Aug 3--Arrived :
strs Osterdal (Nor). Bayry, Ethel Rad
New Orleans; Dundes Dr), Valparaiso
Sailed: Strs Eastery OBJ, Baitimorc
Rathlin Head (3r). Liverpool Ethel Rad
clinc (l5r), Liverpool
PHILADELPHIA. Aug 3--Arrivcd: Strs
Ioinla sweep, Clenfuegos: Vacuum. Texas
penhasen; Garibaldi, New York; Nan
tuckct, Boston. Sailed Strs Annett
v Port Antonio: Essex. Jacksonville:
CITY of Lahore tBD, Calcutta etc via
New York; Camilla Gilbert (Nor). New
Pork; Atlantic Sun. sabine Ontario.
PORT rADs, Aug a--Arrived; strs Ad-
Tampa: Nicaro Gfond). Port Cortez; Nik,
ing (Nor}, Nern cruz. Sailed Strs Area
itaD, Italy; Forming, Tnmpico, DavilIe.
!ampico; Lake lloris, Valparaiso; Thomas
II wheeler. Now York.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 3--Arrivcd Str
Venezuela Baltimore. Sailed: Str Tcnyo
Maru. Hong Kong
SAVANNAH, Aug a--Arrivcd: strs civ
OF Columbus. Boston, Santurcc,~ Porto
Rico; Songdale (Nor Brunswick.
Whey ARD HAVEN. Mass Aug AR
Nexton. y. for CITY Island. Arrived
Sch Eileen Lake (Rr) 1saysidc. N S. for
orders. Sailed; Scha Quaco Queen (Rr)
(from st John. ~ 10. city Island Matte
Allies, from sullivan. New York; Wave
mock. from ClariNs Island. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-04
Maritime Miscellany

CHERBOURG. France, Aug 3-;rhe Gun
aTa Line fo str saxona arrived here this
due TO trouble with t-le liners engines
which need overhauling. She sailed from
Ncw York July ~.
masted sch Ottilio Fiord. 2sI tons grounded
at Fort Point. in the Golden Gate. while
a 1tds, TO- pass in under canvas last
hlBli. Red stack tugs released the vessel
today after it had been severely pounded,
Army transport Great Northern was to
Dc dsiivered to the navy to-day to be
taken to Mare Island for a general over
hauling before proceeding to the Atlantic
lor use as the flagship of the Atlantic
Numerous charters for grain - ,be
United Kingdom and lumber to Australia
were announced to-day. They are: For
gram shipping Board strs Namasket and
west Cussetta British str Anglesea: Ital-
,ah str lstrla, and Japanese strs Kashu
Maru and Atlantic Maru; for lumber,
american sch Annie NJ Campbell; Peruvia n
sur Iqultos and British motoTship Malaha
sailing Of the Pacific Mail "535'' liner,
Goiden state. for the Orient has been
posi- poned from August 20 to August 81 to
progress 40" Al
ASTORIA. Aug s-Anchor and nftv
1S, IONS OK chain Of str Seine Maru (Japj.
and the vessel, laden with wheat. exnerts
10 .eaVe Tor the United Kingdom.
pa n,r c ssi,a9 Of Alaska steamship Com
pany, sailed for Honolulu last night fully
,nurdened with freight and passengers and
ma 4 ug u rating new line to Hawaii.
fiscal ciR ven hAN aoao Aug a-gxports for the
Oregon district total $50. 547 .456, comparn1
WIN $4Z,Sl2S9l tho year previous.
-, PEDRO, Aus 3-Imports during
co AZ, Is ca year Just ended were valued at
- baltimore. Aug a-shipping Board
9S a,,i mnwkeye state. which vas built in
horauon and sailed from here Imno y
l9r the Pacific Coast under the Matsnn
,NaVisatIon Company. has been transfnrred
~ + ne Adihlrai Line and Will not return
~ nus port. She VIII sail from san Fran
cisco for tho Orient on August 81 ' ,n
piaeins the str Wenatchee.
ne Nhliean Consul has not taken am,
steps 10 care for the aailors OF that nation''
lity who are stranded in Baltlmnre WIN
out work or money, according to .Iuan
'aIclt' one of the sailors who saws no
r. presents iorty-hve of his countrynen.
Garcia said that Il local millionaire of
thllean extraction has spent about s10n
10 provide food and shelter for inc rnrr
put that TINS amount has not gone far
.iArcla declared that he had written to
the Chilean Minister at Washinpton a hon+
SIX weeks ago ana had received ASSURANCES
that the Chilean Consul General at New
York would be informed of mo nIirht of
yet. "oi'e
The funeral of Captain T. NJ. Hansen
OF the Norwegian bark Bounestvet, took
Trinity Lutheran Cemetery.
Lieutenant Otis e. Mccoy, OF the poljco
reserve air forces of New York City, called
upon !, o. commander Linsley. in charge of the
information as to charts bearing upon
aerial courses IN this vicinity
-, r. Ore. Aug 8-The Danish
antwerp and way points with general
cargo She goes from here to Puget Sound,
me Japanese str Hoyeisen Maru ar
rived to-day from Yohama to load a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-04
Arrived Yesterday

STR Dante Alighieri Gtal), Genoa July
u.s. sNaP es c July ~ to mcdonnell & Truda
%. n r. '''
str otto (Nor2. cuayaqul July 6. Esme
raidas J uly II, Cristobal July Is. Kingston
July %. Port Antonio July 81: to the
Cafibosan 5 5 Co, with mdse; Pier Z. r.
or Haliartus (Br), Rosario June 10,
Boston Aug 2; to r Houston & Co. with
mdse; Pier 3. Erie Basin brooklyn.
49,, or sl'y or libau (Br), Calcutta Juno a..
Funch. Edge & Co. WITH mdse. aug - 70
Str splendor Gtal), Algiers July 10; to
Robert l. Hague, in ballast.
Str Jefferson, Norfolk; to Old Dominion
S Co. Pier 90, r.
Str Munwood, Santiago July IS. Jucaro
Line With sugar; Arbuckle's Sugar Re
str Lake Tippah San Juan July 27: to
James W Elwell & Co, with mdse; foot
str John Blumer tNor). Antilla July II:
to the Atlantis Fruit Co. with sugar Ma
tional Sugar Refinery. Xonkers n Y
Str Melville Dollar tBr), Singapore May
I. Hong Kong May is. Shanghai May U.s.
Taku May 81, Vancouver June 80, San
Francisco July 5, Cristoba July "a to the
Dollar Steamship Line with mdse; Pier s.
Bush Docks. Brooklyn.
Str Eastern Dawn. Rotterdam July II.
Antwerp July 13; TO Bliss. Dallett & Co.
with mdse; Pier g. Army Base, Brooklyn
str Bair, Constantinople July s, Gala
lndia July IL. Palermo July 16 to the Elk -
port S Co, with mdse; foot Kent st.
Greenpoint.
str Wilfaro. baltimore: to Williams
S S CO. Pier As. \ r.
Union Sulphur Co; in ballast; Erie Basin
Breakwater. B'klyn.
Str Henry r Mallory. Havana July 30
to the New York and Cuba Mail Steamship
Co; with 81 pass. mails and mdse: Pier
IA. e r.
Str Munaires, Tacoma July and Girls
tobal July rs; to the Munson Steamship
Lines; with lumber and shingles; Pier l.
n r.
Str veendyk Du>. sourabaya May 20.
dang June a. Colombo juno 81. Pert Said
July 10 and Gibraltar July II; to Funch
Edge &c Co; with three pass and ndse;
Pier T. American Docks, S I.
Str Absaroka. Palamos July 6. Alicante
to c l. Mallory; with Indse; Pier G5, N r.
Str Pandsay Hamburg July IS: to the
New York and Argentine Steamship Co. in
ballast; Pier S. r r.
Str United States DAM Copenhagen
July p and Christtania July %; to F'unch,
Edge & Co; with 40 first. 1876 second cabin
2S2 storage pass mails and mdse; TT
18th st, Hoboken
Str Maracaibo. Maracaibo July %, cura-
Gao July "a and Mayaguas July 81; to
Bliss, Dallett & Co; with 81 pass, mails
and mdse; Pier II, B'kyn.
str Cardouia, Rio de Janeiro Juno i, Rio
Thomas July ~ to the United States and
Brazil Line; with mdse: Pier II, Bklyn
United states battleship Pennsylvania,
Plymouth, Mass.
ping Co: Pier 5, Bush Docks B'klyn.
Str city of Lahore. Calcutta (Br) to
Norton, Lilly & Co; Pier ., Bush Docks
B klyn.
schr Louise Howard, Rose Blanche. N F.
Str Camilla Gilbert (Nor), CONSTANT
nople via Philadelphia.