Baldwin Reelected President at Boston Young Men's Christian Union
The Boston Young Men's Christian Union held its thirty-eighth annual meeting at 18 Louiston Street with President William H. Baldwin re-elected and officers including Henry H. Sprague and William L. Richardson named to key posts. Reports praise strong finances, extensive lectures, library growth, rooms and memberships, and continued charitable work for the year ending March 31 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Louiston Street
William H. Baldwin
W. B. Clarke
Henry H. Sprague
Ecretary
William B. Clarke
William L. Richardson
George Peirce
Walter H. Dugan
Board of Government
C. G. Hartshorn
Ickens
Corps of Ushers
Ife
Edward A. Church
Hare
Union
Union Hall
Byron Abinson
George Mendall Taylor
Kinson
Usy
Boston Young Men's Union Report Highlights 1889 Activities
The Boston Young Men's Union shows strong year end support with gymnasium updates and 1062 gym members. It notes 550 physical exams, 138 fire and 286 police applicants, and lists life members who died from 1888 to 1889. The president credits staff, trustees, and local press for backing the union’s youth welfare initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Clarke
A. H. Brown
A.B
J. W. Montney
Messrs
A. B
W. H. Lyon
Ees
Fire Department
Police Department
Civil Service Commission
Mr. Baldwin
Stephen G. Deblois
Edward E. Rice
Charles E. F. Lyon
Frederick B. Cotting
KK. M. Pulsifer
Mahlon D. Spaulding
Edward B. Paul
John Seward Fight
William Amory
Elisha Atkins
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
George L. Ward
Joseph F. Paul
Alonzo Hamilton
J. Ingersoll Bowditch
Nathan Sawyer
Sidney Bartlett
Donaldennedy
Baldwin
Board of Government and Trustees
Manare
Committee On
Trustees
Board of Government
Boston
Overhead Wires Hearing On City Street Cars Progresses
The Boston aldermen continued the hearing on West End Street Railway Company petition to use overhead wires for cars. Critics warned of fire risk and safety issues while proponents cited rapid transit gains and underground options. Witnesses discussed double trolley and McClure systems, costs, and impacts on telephone lines. The meeting adjourned awaiting the chairman’s call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
West End Street Railway Company
Rogers
Moody Merrill
Highlands
West End
S. L. Powers
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Isaiah H. Farnham
Fitch
Tobin
Farnham
H. B. Hayes
Bell Telephone Company
L. Powers
New England Telephone Company
Richmond
Thomson-Houston Company
Thomson- Houston Company
Thomson- Houston
J. W. Duxbury
W. D. McQuesten
West Nd Company
Emerson Dolbear
Dolbear
McClure
Harry B. Cutler
G. K. Wheeler
J. A. Bailey
Cambridge
G. W. Mansfield
Boston
H.C. Buck
Professor Dolbear
Warning on Bright's disease and kidney health
Physician Wma. Roperts of Manchester Infirmary and Lunatic Hospital warns that Bright's disease often begins slowly. He urges using Warner's Safe Cure before kidney trouble becomes chronic or pronounced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wma. Roperts
Manchester
Eng.) Infirmary and Lunatic Hospital
Owen’s College
Bright
Warner
Ship News Almanac With Tide and Moon Details
Miniature almanac notes high water at 7 30 am and moon length of day. Provides tabulated values R509 S6 22 8314 13H 13M for Thursday April 11.
PORT OF BOSTON SHIP ARRIVALS AND COASTWISE TRAFFIC
Port of Boston report lists arrivals including State of Maine from St John New Brunswick and Ireland bound for New York, Centipede from Philadelphia, Forest City from Portland, George A Chafee from Gloucester, Underwriter with barge Macauley from Philadelphia, and several brigs schooners and steamers. Coastwise and sailing ships also named with destinations such as Norfolk Baltimore and Hoboken. Weather notes and vessel incidents along Hull Highland Light Cane Henry Light and Wash Woods Life Saving Station noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verones Bay
State of Maine
Hilyard
St John
Beery
Portland
Standard
Evans
Amelia
Ireland
New York
Centipede
Hansen
Philadelphia
Forest Ciry
Snowman
George A Chafee
Proctor
Gloucester
Underwriter
O’brien
Macauley
Ocean King
Cantain
Gardner Colby
Ella
Jennie
Ingalls
Grand Manan
Emily I White
Elliott
Apple River
Mary Ellen
Grant
Rockland
Henry Nickerson
Hopkins
North Haven
Exmman Day
Grindle
Penobscot
Smith Tuttle
Bryant
Damariscotta
Kennard
Freeman
Eliot
Bloomer
Brown
Lesert
Mary R Smith
Smith
Wristol
Fleetwing
Williams
Ipswich
Teneriffe
Tracy
Trinidad
BWI
Cotton & Haley
Schs
Adeline Adams
Palmer
Barrington
Silas Sanborn
Harry L Whiton
Rich
Windsor
Atwood & Rich
Ida Hall
Hull
John G Hall & Co
R Carson
Sweet
Quaco
J L Sullivan
Druid
Wilcox
Hatheway & Co
H Kilby
Dorchester
Howes
Baltimore
Norfolk
George E Smalley
Parthian
Nickerson
E B Sampson
H F Dimock
Eldridge
H M Whitney
Forest City
C F Williams
Annie J Pardee
Crosby
J W Linnell
Isaac T Campbell
Matthews
Bangor
J H Conant & Co
Maggie P Smith
Douglass
Hoboken
Fitz Bros & Co
Panther
Harrisburg
Bostonian
Ripon City
Colchester
Buenos Ayre
Lottie K
Canning Packet
General Banks
Ralph M_ lHiaward
Richard Hill
Telegraph
Wo Brothers
WIT H
Westerloo
Westfield
Wild Pigeon
Laura Messer
Annie
Bergen
Hine
Lizzie Cochrane
Regina B
Leander
Beebe
Gienera
Bertha E Glover
Mary Brewer
McKay
En Har
Mentor
Mary Sands
Walter P Hall
Mary 8
Wanson
Mabel
Emily F Swift
Franconia
Greg Parrot
Mayflower
Alliston
Annie Gus
D T Patchen
Emily H Naylor
Isaac 1
Campbell
Nellie E Gray
Elia Francess
Lunet
Maria Theresa
M L Crockett
Mary Baker
Mary Willey
Josie
Sarah F
Wm L Burroughs
Green
Nath
L P Doane
Trade Shipments and Rates Along Portland Harbor Ledger
A list of ships and cargoes arriving and sailing from Portland on April 10 lining coal hogsheads tierces sugar molasses ice plaster lumber and other goods. Notable routes include Philadelphia to Matanzas coal and hogsheads priced at 175 dollars and 80 to 850 measures, and New York to Portland coal at 70 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
West Inpigs
Arthur C Wade
Philadelphia
Matanzas
Kaluna
Cardenas
Glenorchy
Guadaloupe
F Green
Porto Rico
Port William to Salem and Vineyard Haven Shipping List
From Our Correspondents Port William clears April 6 with Ethel B Farnsworth to Boston. Gloucester reports numerous vessels from M A Bagston to Blue Jacket bound for Boston and Saint John. Salem sailed ten for King Philip and fleet. Meavings sailings and cargoes listed with 39 000 ths cod and 19 000 ths halibut. Millbridge, Vineyard Haven and Wiscasset traffic includes brig H B Hussey and many schooners sailing to Boston New York and Fall River under northwest fresh winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port William
Ethel B
Farnsworth
Boston
Gloucester
A_Bagston
Abbie F Maine
Grand Bank
Caroline Vought
Blue Jacket
Oresa
F W Freeman
Col J H French
Susie Hooper
Ayrand
H W Longfellow
Haddocking
Ralph F Hodgdon
Western Bank
Mary Richards
St John
H B Hussey
Hodgdon
Charleston
Swhs
Pearl
Barter
Coquette
Orne
Salem
King Philip
George A McFadden
Lucy H Russell
Milbridge
Super
Francis
Clinton
Ferrin
Eastern Light
Kelley
Billow
Wallace
Vineyard Haven
Swis Eagle
Simmons
Albany
Fred Smith
South Amboy
Sandy Point
Irene
Cameron
Fall River
David 8Siner
Philadelphia
Saco
Joshua Lovett
New York
Joel Cook
Rowena
Samuel E Spring
Jennie Hulbert
Dexter Clark
Eric
Light of the East
Red Jacket
G M Porter
Kendall
E M Sawyer
Silver Heels
Annie S Murch
J Yonder, Jr
Ada
Allan
Mattie Holmes
Elmo
Mabel Hull
Anita
Avis
Annie Harper
Welcome Home
A E Merriam
Alta
Vineyard
Nevada
Eva Adele
Sea Spray
Mary Jane
George W Glover
Galatea
Germ
Ommarrett
Marcellus
Luella M Snow
Emetine
G Sawyer
Mail
E G Willard
Maria 5
George A Lawry
D Sawyer
Olive Branch
Leonora
A Woodward
Mabel Somers
Rondo
Rob
Harry
Toy
Annie W Akers
Victor Puig
Ada Isailey
Lunet
Eagle
Carrie B
David
Wind Northwest
Fresh
Maritime Movements Ledger From Ports Worldwide
A dated shipping summary lists vessels sailing or sailing from Buenos Ayres Cape Town Dundee Gibraltar Hamburg Liverpool Marseille Melbourne Montevideo Port Natal Palermo Shields Spezzia Swinemunde and other ports. Captains and ship names including Parana Lima Crown of Scotland Stockholm City Mozart Ida belted Will Quattro Savelle Germania and Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Addie Morrill
Andrews
New York
Bowling
Parana
Staben
Wilmington
Cape Town
Lima
Carver
Barbados
Dundee
Crystal
Gibraltar
Naranja
Boston
Hamburg
Mozart
Buller
Savannah
Liverpool
Crown of Scotland
Smith
San Francisco
Falmouth
London
Stockholm City
Maine
Baltimore
Marseilles
Frederike
Grote
Melbourne
Ida
Swed
Olsen
Astoria
Will
Hultren
Newcastle
Nsw
Montevideo
Ella M Watts
Stevens
Port Natal
City
Hoyer
Pascagoula
Palermo
Carlisle
Shields
GM Cairns
Haseiton
Quebec
Spezzia
Quattro Savelle
Ital
Costa
Pensacola
Bark Trades and Sailings List From Atlantic Ports
Bark J Newcomb sails from New York to Cardiff on latitude 41 44 longitude 47 20. Bark Konoma Thompson sails from Liverpool to St John Nis on latitude 47 longitude 35 on April 2. Bark Leopoldshall Brandt sails from New York to Hambur with Bergenland off Lizard on the 9th from New York at latitude 46 longitude 35. Bark Kinacos Olsen sails from Demerara via Delaware Breakwater to Boston on April 5 off Fire Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomb
New York
Cardiff
Konoma
Thompson
Liverpool
St John
Nis
Leopoldshall
Brandt
Hambur
Bergenland
Mariners Notice Of Light Ships Adrift And Fog Bell At North Brother Island
Notices to Mariners report Five Fathom Bank Light Ship No 40 and Winter Quarter Showl Light Ship adrift off New Jersey and Virginia after a late gale and will be replaced when possible. The Lighthouse Board announces a fog bell at North Brother Island Light Station to be installed around April 15 1889 with a single 15 second strike during thick fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Virginia
Washington
Lighthouse Board
North Brother Island Light Station
East River
New York
Maritime incidents across several coastal ships and barges
Reports from Bath to Providence detail multiple maritime mishaps. Sunrise, a Morse Transportation barge, foundered in Delaware Bay. Sierra Nevada Sails damaged upper works after a Calcutta to New York run. Sch Eagle, from Surry to Boston, arrived leaking at Boothbay and Sch Ida A Thurlow broke its main gaff off Monhegan. The Alice P Higgins ran ashore near Wellfleet. tug Morse lost anchor in a gale. City of Newport broke a shaft off Nayatt Point with passengers moved to Mount Hope. Benjamin F Poole ashore at Sea Tack with Davis Brothers listed as owners and their fleet noted for prior successful vessel work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sunrise
Delaware Bay
Morse Transportation Company
London
Sierra Nevada
McWhinnie
Calcutta
New York
Algoa Bay
Boothbay
Sch
Eagle
St Clair
Surry
Boston
Ida A Thurlow
Eastport
Monhegan
Wellfleet
Alice P Higgins
Rappahannock River
Delaware Breakwater
Morse
Providence
City of Newport
Newport
Nayatt Point
Mount Hope
Benjamin F Poole
Sea Tack
Davis Brothers
Somerset
Mass
Gov Aines
Wm T Hart
Sean
William H Jourdan
Worcester
Charlton
Maritime port movements and ship sailings dated April
A compiled list of vessels cleared sailed or in port across global ports. Entries include bark August Tellefsen at Batavia cleared for America, ship Stamboul bound for London from Cape Town, steamer Rhaetia sailing from Havre to New York, and multiple vessels reported at Havana Guantanamo and Yokohama with destinations and consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Tellefsen
Marcussen
America
Cape Town
Stamboul
Cann
London
Cardiff
Wm H Starbuck
Reynolds
Plymouth
Cardenas
Gertrude Abbott
Thompson
Philadelphia
Cienfuegos
Romance
Toyo
Bott
Harper
Barbados
Fred A Small
Coiton
New York
Nassau
St Jago
Holden
Look
Delaware
Jose E More
Leonard
Lermond
Gilmore
Dartmouth
Talbot
Putt
Harbor Breton
Guantanamo
Douglass
Crosby
Garston Dock
Ossuna
McKay
Miramichi
Hull
Vesta
Frick
Brunswick
Havre
Rhaetia
Hamburg
Ham&burg
Carrie Delap
Lewis
Guayaquil
Bahia
Havana
Hugo
Mujica
Liverpool
Carrie E Pickering
Marshall
Pensacola
Clara
Colcord
Sailer
Panama
Resalt
Concordia
St Scastian
Kobf
Japan
Narwhal
Weston
Matanzas
Rice
Elien M Mitchell
Small
Mobile
Alisa
McFarlane
Pascagoula
Mary B Judge
Megee
Henry Waddington
Nanaimo-Ar
Wilna
Slater
San Francisco
Pisagua
A C Bean
Foster
Queenstown
Bothnia
Rlo Jankeiro
Doherty
Philaelphia
Ap Jago
Chancellor
Lynas
ST John
Lord Downshire
Newcomen
Dundee
Robert Ross
Haley
Ada G Shortland
McIntyre
Hattie E King
Collins
Nellie Bruce
Somerville
Tlacotalpan
Wide Awake
Wingfield
Alvarado
Yokohama
Rio de Janeiro
Hong Kong
Sch
Magnum
Oston
Port and ship arrivals and sailings across multiple ports
A long list of port entries records sailings and arrivals. Vessels including Valley Forge Elvira Kioka Melissa A Willey and others are listed with destinations such as San Francisco New York Boston and Philadelphia. Numerous schooners brigs and steamers sail or clear for cities like Boston Newport Portsmouth Providence and Portland with cargoes and routes noted.
Multiple vessels clear and sail in Atlantic coast ports
Shipping news lists arrivals and clearances across ports from Apalachicola to New York. Vessels including the Philadelphia and Boston fleets, steamers like Chatham and Federation, sail for Liverpool, Glasgow, Belfast, Nassau, and Havana, with numerous schooners and barks rounding out a busy maritime period.
Boston-Bound Vessels List of March Arrivals and Sails
A Thursday list notes numerous ships sailing for Boston or arriving near dates including Anna E Kranz Purvere from Cadiz March 2 Anna Beattie from Montevideo February 5 Ankersen from Melbourne February 28 Belmont from Cienfuegos March 15 to Cape San Antonio March 21 Carrie E Long from Matanzas March 24 Elcho from Bahia February 7 via Delaware Breakwater April 9 John Gregory from Aspinwall February 16 via Bluefields Jennie A Cheney from Arroyo March 14 Morning Light from Calcutta January 26 Oregon from Melbourne January 9 Penobscot from Singapore January 14 etc. The compilation covers many Am and Br ships and brig s from various ports with dates in late winter and early spring.
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Boston
Anna E. Kranz
Purvere
Am. Sch
Cadiz
Anna
Beattie
Br. Bark
Montevideo
Oo Ankersen
Dan. Brig
Melbourne
Antioch
Hemingway
Am. Bark
Singapore
North Island
Sumatra
Belmont
Hagan
Cienfuegos
Cape San Antonio
Benj. F. Hunt, Jr
Pritchard
St. Helena
Cameo
Mahiman
St. Ann’s Bay
New London
A Murchison
Ge So Badery
Rio Grande Do Sul
Carrie E. Long
Gifford
Matanzas
Elcho
Oxelgren
Bahia
Delaware Breakwater
En Harding
Surinam
Pril
Guy C. Goss
Mallett
Hiogo
San Francisco
Horizont
Lange
Brig
Imacus
Olsen
Nor. Bark
Demerara
Hespeewee
Fire Island
John ©. Gregory
Killen
Aspinwall
Bluefields
John H. Kranz
Pitcher
Rosario
Joseph A. Ropes
Terwilliger
Zanatbar
Mainterano
James
Stone
Barstow
Manila
Cebu
Banjoewangie
Jennie A. Cheney
Cushman
Arroyo
Barnegat
Julia, Hocken
Br. Sch
Falmouth
Kong Sverre
Buenos Ayres
Med
Lottie, Mills
Milk River
Magellan
Manson
Am. Ship
Caleta Buena
Pisagua
Morning Light
Ladd
Br. Ship
Calcutta
Oregon
Thorsen
Nor. Ship
Penobscot
Maton
Vassed Anjer
Papsenertout
Sonneee
Mails close at Boston for multiple overseas passages
The notice lists mail departures from New York Boston and other ports to Venezuela Jamaica Costa Rica Europe and more. Steamships include Philadelphia Ailsa Cephalonia Neptune Elbe Cearense Oddam Amorilla Harlan Oceanic and City of Taheiti with dates April 11 12 and 13 and closing time 5 p m April 17 in Boston.
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Venezuela
United States of Colombia
Curacoa
Philadelphia
New York
Jamaica
Costa Rica
Port Limon
Ailsa
Trinidad
Neptune
Great Britain
Ireland
Cephalonia
Boston
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Halifax
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la Gascogne
York
Europe
Raetisie Carey Ke - Elbe
Carroll
Pizzati
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Cearense
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Bluefields
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Harlan
Fruxillo
Ruatan
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Progreso
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Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Oceanic
San Francisco
Mads
Society Islands
City
Tapeiti
City Hall
Perons
Belmont Square
William G. Reed
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Associated Tramways
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Piedmont Air Line
Boston & Providence & B
Waldo A
Boston & Providence Railroad
Waldo A. Pearce
N. Eng
Es- Sail
India Wharf
Pier 11
H. M. Whitney
Boston & Bangor Steamship Co
Foster's
Sedgwick
Brooklin
Bluehill
Bar Harbor
North East Harbor
South West Harbor
Swans’ Island
Green’s Landing
William H. Hill
Boston Fruit CO
L. D. Baker
Marmion
Miranda
J. H. Freeman
St. John and Annapolis
Ayor Pee
Azores
Sarah
L. R. Hale
Adams & CO
State St
White Star Line
Royal Mail
Anons
Ntic
RED Star Line
E. A. Adams & CO
Cer
Broad St
Cunard Line
Cork Harbor
Caphalonia
Samaria
Scythia
Catalonia
Pavonia
Reland
State Street
Alexander Martin
Furness Line
Am Hallaces
Bemiorwnaos
Ee Arge Co
Furness
Water Street
Warren Line
Iowa
Michigan
Kansas
Palestine
May & Warren & CO
Postoffice Square
Allan Line
Bostoo
Qorean
H. & A. Allan
Leyland Line
Thayer & Linoculn
Mallory
FO. Alamo
Nueces
Por
Lampasas
Royal, Brunswick & Fernandina Ynio
State OF Texas
Ague
Old State House
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Long Wharf
West
Sampson
Canada Atlantic S.S. Co.limited
A. DE W. Sampson
C. G. Pearson
L. H. Palmer
Richardson & Barward
Boston& Gloucester Steamboat Company
North Side Central Wharf
E. S. Merchant
Fort Portland
Bae Te
C.F. Williams
Ai Xfrard
Star of the East
Jason Collins
Lincoln’s Wharf
Gardiner
Halowell
Chash, Hyde
City OF
Commonwealth of Massachusetts State House
Committee On Railroads
State House
Edwin L. Pillsbury
Epcar Staf
Crocker, Burbank & GO
Fitchburg, Mass
Recorder Printing CO
L.ocela
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