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| 1918-05-10 | The Virginian-Pilot | AUCTION SALES—FUTURE DAYS GEORGE T. MISTER, ATTORNEY LAW BUILDING, BALTIMORE, MD. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE VESSEL PROPERTY, EQUIPPED FOR OYSTER DREDGING AND FOR FREIGHTING GENERAL CARGOES. By virtue of an order of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, the under- signed trustees will sell an undivided (2-3) two-third interest in the following vessels; at the same time and place, the owner will offer at public auction upon same terms, a one-third undivided interest in the same interests of the following vessels, making a total as fol- lows: One-sixth interest in schooner "Ida Thayer" of 35 gross tons. One-sixth interest in schooner "Har- riet P. Ely," of 62 gross tons. One-half interest in the bugeye "Sarah W. Wingate" of 34 gross tons. Whole of schooner "Mary Etta" of 28 tons. Whole of schooner "Charles Butler," of 56 gross tons. Whole of schooner "Emma Temple" of 48 gross tons. Whole of schooner "Augusta" of 54 gross tons. Whole of Bugeye "Blue Wing" of 13 gross tons. The sale will be made by public auc- tion at Retail Wharf, 2301 Boston street, Baltimore, Md., on WEDNESDAY, May 15, 1918, beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. Terms of Sale: Cash, or on note pay- able in eight months with interest, and to be endorsed to the satisfaction of the trustees. Immediate settlement will be required of purchasers. CHARLES J. HOPKINS, OSCAR LEE FORD, Trustees under will of Edwin H. Ford, Deceased, 2301 Boston St., Baltimore, Md. JANE FORD, owner. E. T. NEWELL & CO., Auctioneers. ap24,-27,my7,10 | ![]() Open high-resolution article image Open captured viewer image Open Newspapers.com viewer (Newspapers.com login required) |
| 1918-05-07 | The Virginian-Pilot | GEORGE T. MISTER, ATTORNEY, 814 BALTIMORE, MD. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE VESSEL PROPERTY FOR OYSTER DREDGING AND FOR FREIGHTING CARGOES. By virtue of an order of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, the undersigned trustees will sell at public auction (2-3) two-third interest in the following vessels; at the same time and place, the owner will offer for sale upon same terms, a one-third undivided interest in the following vessels, make lows: One-sixth interest in schooner "Ida Thayer" of 35 gross tons. One-sixth interest in schooner "Harriet P. Ely" of 62 gross tons. One-half interest in schooner "W. Wingate" of 34 gross tons. Whole of schooner "Mary Etta" of 28 gross tons. Whole of schooner "Charles Butler," of 56 gross tons. Whole of schooner "Emma Temple" of 48 gross tons. Whole of schooner "Augusta" of 54 gross tons. Whole of bugeye "Blue Wing" of 19 gross tons. The sale will be made by public auction at the office of the undersigned trustees, No. 2301 Boston street, Baltimore, Md., on WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1918, beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. Terms of Sale: Cash, or on note payable in eight months from date, with interest, to be endorsed to the satisfaction of the trustees. Immediate settlement will be required of purchasers. CHARLES OSCAR LEE, JANE FORD, Trustees under will of Edwin H. Ford, deceased, 2301 Boston St., Baltimore, Md. JANE FORD, owner. E. T. NEWELL & CO., Auctioneers. ap24-27,my7,10 | ![]() Open high-resolution article image Open captured viewer image Open Newspapers.com viewer (Newspapers.com login required) |
| 1918-04-27 | The Virginian-Pilot | GEORGE T. MISTER, ATTORNEY, 814 LAW BUILDING, BALTIMORE, MD. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE VESSEL PROPERTY, EQUIPPED FOR OYSTER DREDGING AND FOR FREIGHTING GENERAL CARGOES. By virtue of an order of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, the under- signed trustees will sell an undivided (2-3) two-third interest in the following vessels; at the same time and place, the owner will offer at public auction upon same terms, a one-third undivided interest in the same interests of the following vessels, making a total as fol- lows: One-sixth interest in schooner "Ida Thayer" of 35 gross tons. One-sixth interest in schooner "Har- riet P. Ely," of 62 gross tons. One-half interest in the bugeye "Sarah W. Wingate" of 34 gross tons. Whole of schooner "Mary Etta" of 28 tons. Whole of schooner "Charles Butler," of 56 gross tons. Whole of schooner "Emma Temple" of 48 gross tons. Whole of schooner "Augusta" of 44 gross tons. Whole of Bugeye "Blue Wing" of 19 gross tons. The sale will be made by public auc- tion at Retail Wharf, 2301 Boston street, Baltimore, Md., on WEDNESDAY, May 15, 1918, beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. Terms of Sale: Cash, or on note pay- able in eight months with interest, and to be endorsed to the satisfaction of the trustees. Immediate settlement will be required of purchasers. CHARLES J. HOPKINS, OSCAR LEE FORD, Trustees under will of Edwin H. Ford, Deceased, 2301 Boston St., Baltimore, Md. JANE FORD, owner. E. T. NEWELL & CO., Auctioneers. ap24-S7,my7,15 | ![]() Open high-resolution article image Open captured viewer image Open Newspapers.com viewer (Newspapers.com login required) |
| 1918-04-24 | The Virginian-Pilot | GEORGE T. MISTER, ATTORNEY 814 BALTIMORE, MD. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE VESSEL PROPERTY, EQUIPPED AND EDGEDING AND FOR GENERAL CARGOES. By virtue of an order of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, the under- signed trustees will sell at public auction on the 25th day of April, 1918, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the office of the undersigned, 2301 Boston street, Balti- more, Md., the following undivided one-third and two-third interests in vessels; at the same time and place, the owner will offer upon same terms, a one-third undivided interest in the same vessels, and also the following vessels, to wit: One-sixth Interest in schooner "Ida Thayer" of 35 gross tons. One-sixth interest in schooner "Har- riet P. Ely," of 62 gross tons. One-half interest in the bugeye "Sarah W. Wingate" of 34 gross tons. Whole of schooner "Mary Etta" of 28 gross tons. Whole of schooner "Charles Butler," of 48 gross tons. Whole of schooner "Emma Temple" of 54 gross tons. Whole of schooner "Augusta" of 54 gross tons. Whole of bugeye "Blue Wing" of 19 gross tons. The sale will be made by public auc- tion at Retail Wharf, 2301 Boston street, Baltimore, Md., on WEDNESDAY, May 15, 1918, beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. Terms of Sale: Cash, or on note pay- able in eight months, with interest, and satisfaction of the trustees. Immediate settlement is required of purchaser. CHARLES L. LEE FORD, OSCAR L. LEE FORD, Trustees under will of Edwin H. Ford, Deceased, 2301 Boston St., Baltimore, Md. JANE FORD, owner. W. E. NEWELL & CO., Auctioneers. ap24-27,my7,10 | ![]() Open high-resolution article image Open captured viewer image Open Newspapers.com viewer (Newspapers.com login required) |
| 1903-03-14 | The Cecil Whig | Among those who have engaged out- fits for the last two weeks of the gun- ning season are :— Mr. J. D. Crook, of Baltimore, the scow “Susquehanna,” Capt. Marion Stone. Mr. E. W. Noel, of Baltimore, bugeye “Hattie,” Capt. William Moore. Mr. Edward Tolan, of Philadelphia, sloop “Nellie,” Capt. James Holly. Mr. Suwkins, of Washington, sloop “Nancy Hanks,” Capt. Joseph Dye. Mr. Clarence Dolan, of Torresdale, Pa., houseboat “Rancocus,” Capt. Jesse Poplar. Mr. Charles K. Bispham, of Philadel- phia, sloop “Nellie,” Capt. Capt. William Chesney. Mr. Harrison, of Germantown, Phila- delphia, bugeye “Blue Wing,” Capt. Matthew Reynolds. | ![]() Open high-resolution article image Open captured viewer image Open Newspapers.com viewer (Newspapers.com login required) |
| 1918-05-15 | The Baltimore Sun | George T. Mister, Attorney, 814 Law Building, Baltimore, Md. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE VESSEL PROPERTY EQUIPPED FOR OYSTER DREDGING AND FOR FREIGHT- ING GENERAL CARGOES. By virtue of an order of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, the undersigned, Trustees, will sell an undivided (2-3) two-third interest in the follow- ing vessels. At the same time and place the owner will offer at public auction upon same terms a one-third undivided interest in the same interests of the following vessels, making a total as follows: One-sixth interest in Schooner "Ida Thayer," of 35 gross tons. One-sixth interest in Schooner "Harriet P. Ely," of 62 gross tons. One-half interest in the Bugeye "Sarah W. Win- gate," of 34 gross tons. Whole of Schooner "Mary Etta," of 28 tons. Whole of Schooner "Charles Butler," of 56 gross tons. Whole of Schooner "Emma Temple," of 43 gross tons. Whole of Schooner "Augusta," of 54 gross tons. Whole of Bugeye "Blue Wing," of 19 gross tons. The sale will be made by public auction at Re- tail Wharf, 2301 Boston street, Baltimore, Md., on WEDNESDAY, May 15th, 1918, beginning at 10 o'clock A. M. Terms of sale: Cash or on note payable in eight months with interest and to be indorsed to the satisfaction of the Trustees. Immediate settlement will be required of purchasers. CHARLES J. HOPKINS, OSCAR LEE FORD, Trustees under will of Edwin H. Ford, deceased. 2301 Boston street, Baltimore, Md. JANE FORD, Owner. E. T. NEWELL & CO., Auctioneers. ap17,24,my1,8,15x5t | ![]() Open high-resolution article image Open captured viewer image Open Newspapers.com viewer (Newspapers.com login required) |
| 1918-05-08 | The Baltimore Sun | AUCTION SALES. BY E. T. NEWELL & CO. George T. Mister, Attorney, 814 Law Building, Baltimore, Md. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE VESSEL PROPERTY EQUIPPED FOR DREDGING AND FOR FREIGHT- ING GENERAL CARGOES. By virtue of an order of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, the undersigned, Trustees, will sell at public auction upon same terms a one-third undivided interest in the same and place the following vessels, making a total of two-thirds interest in the same: Whole of one-third interest in Schooner "Ida Thayer," of 35 gross tons. Whole of one-third interest in Schooner "Harriet P. Ely," of 62 gross tons. Whole of one-third interest in the Bugyege "Sarah W. Win- ter," of 3 gross tons. Whole of one-third interest in Schooner "Mary Etta," of 28 gross tons. Whole of one-third interest in Schooner "Charles Butler," of 56 gross tons. Whole of one-third interest in Schooner "Emma Temple," of 48 gross tons. Whole of one-third interest in Schooner "Augusta," of 54 gross tons. Whole of one-third interest in the Bugyege "Blue Wing," of 19 gross tons. The sale of the above vessels will be made by public auction at Revere's Shipyard, 2301 Boston street, Baltimore, Md., on WEDNESDAY, May 15th, 1918, beginning at 10 o'clock A. M. TERMS OF SALE: Cash or on note payable in eight months with approved security, bearing interest and to be indorsed to the satisfaction of the Trustees. Immediate settlement will be required of purchasers. CHARLES J. HOPKINS, OSCAR LEE FORD, Trustees under will of Edwin H. Ford, deceased. 2301 Boston street, Baltimore, Md. JANE FORD, Owner. E. T. NEWELL & CO., Auctioneers. my8,10,15x5t | ![]() Open high-resolution article image Open captured viewer image Open Newspapers.com viewer (Newspapers.com login required) |
| 1918-05-01 | The Baltimore Sun | George T. Mister, Attorney, 814 Law Building, Baltimore, Md. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE VESSEL PROPERTY EQUIPPED FOR DREDGING AND FOR FREIGHTING GENERAL CARGOES. By virtue of an order of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, the undersigned, Trustees, will sell at public auction two-thirds interest in the follow- ing vessels, and at the same time and place will offer at public auction upon same terms a one-third undivided interest in the same of the following vessels, making a total interest in each as follows: One-sixth interest in Schooner "Ida Thayer," of 35 gross tons. One-sixth interest in Schooner "Harriet P. Ely," of 62 gross tons. One-half interest in the Bugeye "Sarah W. Win- gate," of 34 gross tons. Whole of Schooner "Mary Etta," of 28 tons. Whole of Schooner "Charles Butler," of 56 gross tons. Whole of Schooner "Emma Temple," of 43 gross tons. Whole of Schooner "Augusta," of 54 gross tons. Whole of Bugeye "Blue Wing," of 19 gross tons. The above described vessels will be made by public auction at Re- tail Wharf, 2301 Boston street, Baltimore, Md., on WEDNESDAY, May 15th, 1918, beginning at 10 o'clock A. M. Terms of sale: Cash or on note payable in eight months with interest and to be indorsed to the satisfaction of the Trustees. Immediate settlement will be required of purchasers. CHARLES J. HOPKINS, OSCAR LEE FORD, Trustees under will of Edwin H. Ford, deceased. 2301 Boston street, Baltimore, Md. JANE FORD, Owner. E. T. NEWELL & CO., Auctioneers. ap17,24,my1,8,15x5t | ![]() Open high-resolution article image Open captured viewer image Open Newspapers.com viewer (Newspapers.com login required) |
| 1918-04-17 | The Baltimore Sun | George T. Mister, Attorney, 814 Law Building, Baltimore, Md. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY EQUIPPED FOR OYSTER DREDGING AND FOR FREIGHT- ING GENERAL CARGOES. By virtue of an order of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, the undersigned, Trustees, will sell an undivided (2-3) two-third interest in the follow- ing vessels. At the same time and upon the same owner will offer at public auction upon same terms a one-third undivided interest in the total interests of the following vessels, making a total as follows: One-sixth interest in Schooner "Ida Thayer," of 35 gross tons. One-sixth interest in Schooner "Harriet P. Ely," of 62 gross tons. One-half interest in the Bugeye "Sarah W. Win- gate," of 34 gross tons. Whole of Schooner "Mary Etta," of 28 tons. Whole of Schooner "Charles Butler," of 56 gross tons. Whole of Schooner "Emma Temple," of 48 gross tons. Whole of Schooner "Augusta," of 54 gross tons. Whole of Bugeye "Blue Wing," of 19 gross tons. The sale will be made by public auction at Re- tail Wharf, 2301 Boston street, Baltimore, Md., on WEDNESDAY, May 15th, 1918, beginning at 10 o'clock A. M. Terms of sale: Cash or on note payable in eight months with interest and to be indorsed to the satisfaction of the Trustees. Immediate settlement will be required of purchasers. CHARLES J. HOPKINS, OSCAR LEE FORD, Trustees under will of Edwin H. Ford, deceased. 2301 Boston street, Baltimore, Md. apl7,24my1,8,15x5t JANE FORD, owner. | ![]() Open high-resolution article image Open captured viewer image Open Newspapers.com viewer (Newspapers.com login required) |
| 1908-08-14 | The Baltimore Sun | Port Paragraphs The bugeye Blue Wing is out on the rail way at the Beacham shipyard for cleaning and painting of bottom. | ![]() Open high-resolution article image Open captured viewer image Open Newspapers.com viewer (Newspapers.com login required) |
| 1906-09-22 | The Baltimore Sun | Libeled Schooner Blue Wing John E. Travers, owner of the schooner Mary J. Lewis, of Nanticoke, Md., libeled the schooner Blue Wing in the United States District Court yesterday to recover damages alleged to have been sustained by the sinking of the Lewis by the Blue Wing. The two schooners were in collision on August 24 last. Of the damages claimed $500 is for raising the Lewis. The suit was brought through Samuel E. Pentz and Mirris A. Soper, attorneys. | ![]() Open high-resolution article image Open captured viewer image Open Newspapers.com viewer (Newspapers.com login required) |
| 1924-05-24 | The Baltimore Sun | LOCAL PORT NEWS AND SHIP ACTIVITY Many Transfers Of Vessel Property Are Recorded In Week. Transfers of vessel property reported at the Baltimore Custom House for the week ended yesterday were: One-third each of schooners Maud Thomas, 38 tons, and Augusta, 51 tons. One-half each of schooners Alice Moore, 27 tons; A. Booth, 56 tons; Clemmie Travers, 81 tons; Carrie Moore, 26 tons; James H. Lewis, 35 tons, and Widgeon, 41 tons. Two-thirds of schooner Blue Wing, 19 tons. One-fourth each of schooners Sarah W. Wingate, 34 tons; Carrie L., 71 tons; Ella F. Cripps, 47 tons, and Minnie May Kirwan, 53 tons. One-sixth of schooner Edith W. Scott, 39 tons. Nine twenty-fourths of schooner Harriet P. Ely, 58 tons. Three-eighths of schooner Levi B. Phillips, 66 tons. Schooner Vaughan, 25 tons, from Emory V. Webster to T. Preston Webster; sloop C. D. Marie, 7 tons, from Walter E. Slacum to Henry B. Phoebus; schooner Hattie and Frances, 26 tons, from John W. Dailey to May R. Hilton; schooner Margaret A. T. Travers, 37 tons, from T. Preston Webster and E. V. Webster to John T. May. | ![]() Open high-resolution article image Open captured viewer image Open Newspapers.com viewer (Newspapers.com login required) |
| 1907-06-08 | The Baltimore Sun | Lewis Declared At Fault. In the cross-suits between the owners of the schooner Blue Wing and Mary J. Lewis growing out of a collision between the two vessels on August 24, 1906, Judge Morris, in the United States District Court, decided yesterday that the Mary J. Lewis was at fault and will sign a decree accordingly. The collision occurred near the Lazaretto lighthouse. | ![]() Open high-resolution article image Open captured viewer image Open Newspapers.com viewer (Newspapers.com login required) |
| 1907-06-07 | The Baltimore Sun | UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT— Judge Morris. John E. Travers vs. schooner Blue Wing and Ed- win H. Ford vs. schooner Mary J. Lewis; cross libels for collision; not concluded; to be resumed today. | ![]() Open high-resolution article image Open captured viewer image Open Newspapers.com viewer (Newspapers.com login required) |
| 1905-12-12 | The Baltimore Sun | Notes From The Courts. Messrs. Thomas B. Webster and Emory V. Web- ster, owners of the schooner James H. Lewis, were sued for $25,000 damages in the Superior Court yesterday for the death of Capt. Maurice N. Carew, of the schooner Blue Wing. | ![]() Open high-resolution article image Open captured viewer image Open Newspapers.com viewer (Newspapers.com login required) |
| 1906-10-17 | The Baltimore Sun | Port Paragraphs McCasker & Co. have docked, calked and repaired the schooners Blue Wing and Ur- bana, and have the barge S. M. Prevost at the yard for repairs. | ![]() Open high-resolution article image Open captured viewer image Open Newspapers.com viewer (Newspapers.com login required) |
| 1906-11-25 | The Baltimore Sun | Drowned From Schooner. Capt. William Bramble, of the schooner Blue Wing, reports that a man named Pierce fell overboard from that vessel about 1 P. M. on Friday off Kent Is- land and was drowned. Every effort was made to rescue him. The body was not re- covered. Pierce belonged in Baltimore. | ![]() Open high-resolution article image Open captured viewer image Open Newspapers.com viewer (Newspapers.com login required) |
| 1902-01-01 | The Baltimore Sun | LOCAL BRIEFS Bits Of News Gathered In All Sec- tions Of Baltimore. Capt. M. N. Carew, of the schooner Blue Wing, was fined $32 and costs by Justice Saubers for having 100 bushels of unculled oysters in his possession. | ![]() Open high-resolution article image Open captured viewer image Open Newspapers.com viewer (Newspapers.com login required) |
| 1918-04-24 | The Baltimore Sun | TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE VESSEL PROPERTY EQUIPPED FOR AND FOR FREIGHTING GENERAL CARGOES By virtue of an order of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, the undersigned Trustees, will sell a two-third interest in the follow- ing vessels, making a total of 200 gross tons, at the same time and place the owner will offer a one-third interest on the same terms a one-third interest in the following interests of the following vessels: One-sixth interest in Schooner "Ida Thayer," of 35 gross tons. One-sixth interest in Schooner "Harriet P. Ely," of 62 gross tons. One-half interest in the Bugeye "Sarah W. Win- gate," of 34 gross tons. Whole of Schooner "Mary Etta," of 28 tons. Whole of Schooner "Charles Butler," of 56 gross tons. Whole of Schooner "Emma Temple," of 48 gross tons. Whole of Schooner "Augusta," of 54 gross tons. Whole of Schooner "Blue Wing," of 19 gross tons. Whole of Bugeye "Annie," of 19 gross tons. The sale will be made by public auction at Re- tail Wharf, 2301 Boston street, Baltimore, Md., on WEDNESDAY, May 15th, 1918, beginning at 10 o'clock A. M. Terms of sale: Cash or on note payable in eight months with interest and to be indorsed to the satisfaction of the Trustees. Immediate settlement will be required of purchasers. CHARLES J. HOPKINS, OSCAR LEE FORD, Trustees under will of Edwin H. Ford, deceased. 2301 Boston street, Baltimore, Md. JANE FORD, Owner. | ![]() Open high-resolution article image Open captured viewer image Open Newspapers.com viewer (Newspapers.com login required) |