Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Apr 11, 1888, p. 3

Maine House Advances Consolidation and Reports on Committees

The Maine House ordered the Senate bill to a third reading as debate continued on consolidation of the Maine and Eastern railroads. Verbal amendments by Wyman were rejected by a strong majority. The House adopted an April 19 deadline for committee reports and rejected changes to the Sunday law. The Senate held a short session and postponed major items. an adverse report on the employment of women and minors in factories was noted, and a clerical aid bill for Lowell Police Court was amended to raise funds before passage. A uniform dockets bill was amended to include Chelsea and set to take effect July 1, 1888, and was engrossed.

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Senate committee reports several measures and postponements

The education committee extends Boston Horace Mann school delay by two years and blocks changes to state school books. Other panels deem certain pay raises and deputy sheriff fee reporting inexpedient. Labor proposes restricting women and minors in factories, with dissent. Railroads push relocation in Winthrop and station at Whately. A joint-report order and minor offence summons bill are laid over or postponed. The Senate delays major calendar items.

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Committee On Education Boston Horace Mann Commonwealth Committee On Public Service General Court Suffolk County Norfolk Plymouth County Committee On Cities Boston Board of Police Committee On Labor Howard Mellen Quincy Committee On Railroads Boston, Winthrop & Shore Railroad Winthrop Railroad Commissioners New Haven & Northampton Whately Glines Sprague Senate

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House debates liquor licenses and railroad consolidation

The legislature debated expanding liquor licenses to druggists and apothecaries but failed to secure the four fifths needed. It reported taxes by county, considered Sunday hours for barbering, and discussed rail consolidation with Maine road stock concerns. Majority and minority bills on the Boston and Maine issue were parsed, with charts showing earnings and rates used to argue positions.

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Resignation of First District Court Clerk Ends 34 Years

Salem notes record Samuel P. Andrews resigning as clerk of the First District Court after thirty four years of service. Former Unitarian preacher turned clerk since 1864, he improved forms used by magistrates. William P. Andrews among several applicants for the post. Also Liberal Club dinner at Hamilton Hall featuring Dr. Andrew P. Peabody on Some Boston Mobs Before the Revolution.

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Salem Sprcrau Samuel P. Andrews First District Court Andrews Stephen K. Ives Commonwealth William P. Andrews Liberal Club Hamilton Hall Andrew P. Peabody Cambridge Boston

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Peabody's Kirmess Opens in Town Hall With Dutch Themed Scene

Pranopy April 10 report describes Union Relief Corps and Union Post hosting a kirmess in Town Hall. Governor Ames and staff opened the event with a reception, touring a Dutch setting featuring a windmill, pump, inn, and flower pagoda. G. A. R. members and Salem brass accompany the governor. A later address by Hon. J. Noyes is planned as the event runs through tomorrow and Thursday.

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Pranopy J. Noyes House of Representatives

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Republican State Convention Passes Tariff Criticism Resolutions

At Little Rock Arkansas on April 10 delegates to the Republican State convention pass resolutions commending William Blaine's critique of President Cleveland's tariff message. The Chicago bound delegation is led by Powell Clayton and remains uninstructed.

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Local Labor Notes Reflect Mixed Strikes and Building Outlook

The New England Piano Company remains open as striking workers vanish from view while cigar makers show little change. Non-moved manufacturers report lower output prices from New York shops, a claim denied by strikers. A vendor cites 6000 New York cigar makers ready to work to avoid hunger. Building trades dominate labor talks with master builders to decide large seasonal construction, with expected amicable understanding and no major disturbances anticipated despite hours dissatisfaction.

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Night editor Talbot honored by Adver tiser staff

The Adver tiser night force presented Emory H. Talbot, popular night editor, with a handsome meerabaum pipe. Managing Editor Lord gave the speech praising the weed’s solace for night workers and called the gift a talisman to bind cardinality and goodwill. Talbot expressed thanks in brief, touching remarks.

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Night Force Advertiser Emory HH Talbot Lord

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North Adams Election Sets Record Vote in Town Meeting

North Adams held a historic town meeting with a total vote of 1626 as factions sparred over officers. A recount showed James M. Chase elected town selectman by 12 votes over Thomas Loftus, while license approval passed 920 to 612 and appropriations were adjourned for April 21 to review town finances.

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North Adams James E. Hunter W. G. Cady John W. Leroy E. H. Beer A. D. Cady Proctor Thayer Thomas Loftus J. M. Chase James M. Chase Enforcement Board

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Notice to Captains from Boston Sig nal Station

Observations made April 10 at 7 am corresponding to noon Greenwich time. Captains please adjust barometer readings by adding one hundredth of an inch for every ten feet above sea level. The April mini Almanac lists tides and port arrivals for Boston, with arrivals, clears, and sailings including steamer Austrian Virginian and vessels from Nova Scotia and Maine. Reports indicate strong northeast trades, variable winds, and indicating southeast rainstorms tonight along with several schooners and tugs in sight.

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Freights and Charters Reach Across Ports to San Francisco and Europe

Bath charter loads coal for San Francisco via Liverpool or Cardiff with rates from 84s and 32s. New York reports numerous charters including Albano Pensacola to the United Kingdom for timber, Albania to Genoa for phosphate rock, and multiple vessels with crude oil, refined oil, and deals to Havre, Marseille, and Bristol Channel. San Francisco lumber demand remains high with barks Derby Park and Martha Fisher chartered from Puget Sound to Melbourne Wharf at £2 15s and Mirzapore to Valparaiso at £2.

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Gloucester April News: Ships Reach Docks After Atlantic Passage

From Our Correspondents Vineyard Haven reports on multiple vessels sailing for Gloucester after rough seas and light head winds. The Mabel Stoddard from Somers Point weathered a heavy gale near Gibraltar with no damage, while other ships including the Sehs John Johnson Harris for Boston and Ella M Storer from Savannah to Portland reach port. A collision damaged the Melissa Trask and tow is arranged by tug Underwriter. At Salem the Kalle J Irelan arrives, with Lancaster sailing for Philadelphia. In Gloucester dockside, Kertha May reports a stricken crewman lost to a dory capsize on April 1, a 20-year-old mariner. Gladstone and other ships report large halibut and codfish hauls, and the Georges steamer Novelty returns from Boston with cargoes.

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Mariner Shipping News Arrivals and Transits Worldwide

A dense register of vessels sailing and clearing ports from London to New York and beyond. Entries list ships, barges, and brigs by name, flag, master, and intended destination ranging from Montreal to Rio de Janeiro, Melbourne, and Hong Kong, with occasional dates in February through April.

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Whalers Report From Cortell Off Beaty Island

Letters from Cortell of the whaling ship Antactic state the vessel at sea on March 8 off Beaty Island bound for Salem Bay whaling grounds with 220 barrels of sperm oil, all well.

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Derelicts Sighted at Sea Between Havre and New Orleans

Capt Molliers aboard the Marseille reports April 4 a largely submerged wreck at lat 28 50 N lon 80 88 W of unknown name. The La Nomandie from Havre sighted a small wreck on April 7 at lat 41 10 lon 64. Alee from Jamaica reported a schooner wreck with about 15 feet of mainmast standing on April 7 at lat 56 G1, low 78 $2.

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Notice to Mariners Fire Island buoy missing and wreck sighting

NOTICE TO MARINERS. NEW YORK April 10 Captain Brandends of steamer Suevia from Hamburg reports Fire Island buoy could not be found at 9 80 am on April 8. Captain Hawthorne of steamer El Monte bound New Orleans to New York reports on April 1 off Howie's Island in 18 fathoms of water a vessel's lower mast protruding six feet above water, seeming to rise from a sunken wreck with rigging attached.

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Shipping News: Vessels Tracked Across Atlantic and Caribbean Routes

A dense list of ships and vessels with current origins, destinations, and recent positions. Entries include Bark George Booth from Laguna for Cork, Cottrell’s Hd sail to Philadelphia, Cedere the Saxon from Liverpool to San Francisco, James DPrummond from New York to Portland, Malaysia from San Francisco to Queenstown, Thetishnemann from Astoria to Queenstown, Bark Shakespere from Mobile to Queenstown, George Homer from New York to Yokohama, Bark Mobil from Liverpool to Sierra Leone and Boston, Meteor from Savannah to Pooteeloff Harbor, and other ships with latitudes and longitudes noted for March and April sailing dates.

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Wrecks and Salvage Report From Atlantic Waters

Boston cargo ship Tolles raised after sinking near Saugatuck River. Wreckage from brig Warner recovered. insurance coverage noted at Atlantic Mutual. Various vessels report collisions, groundings, and salvage efforts from ports including Lewes, Nassau, Baltimore, Charleston, Fall River, Galveston, Philadelphia, and Hyannis. A dangerous obstructions report and ongoing salvage attempts are outlined.

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Foreign Ports Sailings and Clearances Noted in April

A terse digest of maritime movements lists steamer Edam bound for New Antigua, brig Henry Warner and steamer Alicia sailing from various ports, bark Excelsior, Aspatogan, J C Williams, Betty Hoyle and other vessels cleared or loading at ports including Amsterdam, Jamaica, New York, Buenos Ayres, Rosario and Havana.

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Senate committee reports several measures and postponements

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House debates liquor licenses and railroad consolidation

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Peabody's Kirmess Opens in Town Hall With Dutch Themed Scene

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Republican State Convention Passes Tariff Criticism Resolutions

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Night editor Talbot honored by Adver tiser staff

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North Adams Election Sets Record Vote in Town Meeting

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Notice to Captains from Boston Sig nal Station

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Freights and Charters Reach Across Ports to San Francisco and Europe

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Gloucester April News: Ships Reach Docks After Atlantic Passage

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Mariner Shipping News Arrivals and Transits Worldwide

Whalers Report From Cortell Off Beaty Island

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Derelicts Sighted at Sea Between Havre and New Orleans

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