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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1886

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4

Blues whitewash Techs in exhibition at Union grounds

Boston Blues crushed the Institute of Technology nine in a well played game at the Union grounds, marking their first whitewash of the season. Fitzgerald dazzled on the mound with fifteen strikeouts, Hartnett led with four singles, while Murphy impressed behind the plate in yesterday afternoon’s New England club exhibition.

Boston Blues Institute of Technology Union Grounds Fitzgerald Murphy Earle Shaw Blues Hartnett Blues Was Brilliant. the Techs Joe Sullivan Ghlin Sul'van Msul'van Karie Brarphy Fitegerald Souinos Riley baile—Blues esrors—Blues Fitagerald Thomas Clement Carleton Devens Tame Joseph Sullivan Newburyports Providences Newburyport Mass Providence O’brien Corrigan Dodines Vcs Altimore Sercesseree Amos Henderson and Kennedy Macon Atlanta Charleston Memphis Auguste Augusta Chattanooga Savannah Nashville Charles Fulmer Ferguson Philadelphias Washingtons Philadelphia Item Harry Wright Ilues Bostons Jersey Citys Jersey City Harvards Brown University Cambridge Brooklyns Metropolitans New York St. Louis Umerapati Louisvilles Pittsburg Baltimores Athletics Philadelphia Yates Meridens New Haven Bowdoins Williams College Williamstown Boston

Amateur tourney at McManus's crowns two match results

In two games last evening Newcomb beat Whitcomb four to two and Landers defeated Newcomb four to two. Tonight three games are scheduled with Landers versus Carey in the opener and two remaining matchups to be decided. This is the tournament's second week with standings to date.

McManus’s Newcomb Whitcomb Landers Carey Massachusetts Middlesex Abbie A. Jones Westford Frederick G. Sargent Cambridge Boston Post Gan Boston Greves M. Brooks J.H. Tyler Register

Prize Fight Stopped by Police in Nashua Exhibition

A lively sparring event in Nashua featured J B Dascelle versus Thomas Lane for a $50 purse and a $50 side bet under Marquis of Queensberry rules. The bout, in a sixteen foot ring with six rounds, ended in a stoppage when Officer Wheeler halted play after a knockdown, declaring the match a raw.

Nashua N. H. Nasavua N. H J. B. Dascelle Thomas Lane Marquis of Queensberry Dascelle Descelle Lane Wheeler

Death of Hon Edmund Wilson of Thomaston Me

Hon Edmund Wilson of Thomaston Maine died at his home Sunday night from an apoplectic attack. A longtime Democratic leader in Maine and ten-year member of the Democratic national committee he was born March 4 1812 in Cornish. He practiced law, served as Lincoln county attorney and held multiple political posts. He leaves a widow and son Bion Wilson of Augusta.

Edmund Wilson Thomaston Wilson Democracy Maine Democratic National Committee Cornish Mioward Portland Jonathan Cilley Congress Graves Kentucky Lincoln County Waldoboro Polk Pierce Knox and Lincoln Railroad Bion Wilson Augusta

Youth vandals clash with freight crew on Marginal railroad

A mob of boys ages 9 to 14 harassed freight workers on the Marginal railroad. At about 8 30 p m Conductor Adien E McGirr lobbed a lantern and struck Frank Ridge 14 injuring cheek and forehead requiring seven stitches by Dr Elliott.

Commercial Foster Adien E. McGirr Frank Ridge Boston Elliott

Ex-Lieut Governor's Safe Cure Change in Health

T G Alvord ex State Lieutenant Governor of Syracuse New York recalls severe fatigue nausea and feverish spells three years prior to 1884 and credits Warner's Safecure with complete restoration to health noting it as unmatched for diseases of declining years.

Syracuse N. Y Warner Ann T. G. Alvord

Mining stock closing prices at Sam Francisco

The official closing prices for mining stocks in Sam Francisco on April 27 show Bodie Consols at 144, Holmes Consolidated at 144, Mono and Co at 23, Hale and Norcross at 23, and Savage at 23.

Sam Francisco Val Bodie Con Holmes Cala Mono Hale & Norcross Savage

Emulsion Praised by Doctor for Infant Wasting in Waco

Dr 8 W Cohen of Waco Texas says Emulsion restores wasted tissue strengthens the body and is recommended for diseases with atrophy in infants. He reports good results in wasting cases among Washi Children.

8. W. Cohen Waco Texas

Trade firms and agents listed across multiple cities

A long OCR fragment lists numerous representatives from firms in cities such as Allentown Baltimore Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Dallas Detroit Evansville Galveston Galveston Pensacola Knoxville Nashville St Louis and more. Names include Krause Smith Spragins Goff Reeder Adams Gates Meyer Aliomong Schnadig MacLauchlin Carpenter Childs Ford Howell Brown McGraw Walker Hostettler Dixon Breath Blum Oppenheimer Bertsch Durland Kendall Davidson Rosenberg Streng Witt Standish Goodbar Hartman Murray Manier Akin Richardson Peed Kutz Baum Walker Allen Kelley Lindsley Schafer Einstein Childs Smith Wallace and others with various firms and partners. Many entries show shoe or retail trade affiliations and associated cities, states, and company names.

Allentown Penn R P Smith & Sons Burlington Q Adams A G Adams Cedar Rapids W Gifford Gifford & Douglass Charleston Hunt Chillicothe KE Culter Miller, Culter & Co Cincinnati John Gates John Gates & Co Adolph Meyer Adolph Meyer & Uo John Aliomong J & A Simpkinson & Co Chicago Jos M Schnadig Schnadig Gros & Co C MacLauchlin Selz Cleveland O—S Ford Adams & Ford Ads Dallas Tex J Howell Blankensip & Blake Co Tre Detroit Hostettler & Lamson Evansville Ind G & Dixon Dixon, Mackey & Co W B Hinkie Hinkle, Nisbet & Co Galveston Breath PJ Willis& Bro Aaron Blum L & H Blum Par Oppenheimer Brock, Oppenheimer & Co Parohne Rapids, Mich Bertsch Dagen Tenn E E McMillan McMillan, Hazen & C Tenn Dismukes Briscoes Swepson & C Lafayette D Murphy Murphy & Comstock M J Streng Bamberger & Streng Lynchburg Geo D Witt Witt & Watkins Brun Memphis Tean Myles Standish Hill, Standish & Co A B Goodbar Aoeanet Love & Co Milwaukee Wis Geo H Atwell Ada Nashville R S$ Hollins, Jr Hollins’ S Sons & Co Tre Nashville J W Carter Carter Dunbar & Co Re. Pesca Murray Dibrell & Co Yxasbrike RM Richardson Richardson Ason Nashville R Manier J W Manier& Son Re. Petersburg A Wright Noland Oren S Akin Akin, Selling & Co F Richardson Richardson, Russell Ane San Francisco Cal M Kutz Kutz & Murr Joneeh Noyes Iman St Lows Jos Baum Jos Baum & Go St Louis Walker Tennent, Walker & Co Louis DL Brown Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co M. St Louis A W Allen Claflin-Allen Shoe Company Kelley Kelley, Goodfellow & Co Louis, Mo D.B Lindsley Orr & Lindsley Shoe Co J L Schafer Schafer

Is There a Cure for Consumption

An advert proclaims a cure for consumption via Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and proper care. It asserts early use prevents futile medicine, pledges honest treatment, and claims thousands cured. The World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, New York, offers a complete treatise for two stamps.

Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery

Hearing on New York and New England Bond Sale Arguments

The final hearing on the New York and New England bond sale concluded with affidavits from directors including Griswold Haven Landers and Sayles. They described proposals to buy second mortgage bonds from Massachusetts and foreclose to settle creditor claims while others warned against wrecking the road. Arguments resume next Thursday at 10 a.m.

New York New England Sherman Griswold Field George C. Haven Massachusetts Clark George M. Landers New Britain Cyrus W. Field Russell Sage F. J. Kingsbury Waterbury Conn W.F. Sayles Sage Mr. Clark Mr. Sage W. F. Sayles Mr. Field G. G. Haven W.B. Lindley Perkins New York and New England Railroad George B. Phippen Kocsensperger J. A. Hennessey

House panel backs duty bill for immediate transport of goods

The Ways and Means Committee instructed Rep Hewitt to report favorably a bill amending duties law to permit imported merchandise to be moved by express carriers to its destination under Treasury rules without opening the original包装.

Washington House Committee On Ways and Means Hewitt Secretary of the Treasury

Pan-Electric committee to close soon

Washington reports chairman Boyle says the Pan-Electric probe will end in a few days. Journalists Dana of the New York Sun Reed of the New York Tribune and Jones of the New York Times are summoned and expected to appear before the committee on Thursday.

Washington Boyle Pan-Electric Committee Messrs. Dana The New York Sun Reed New York Tribune Jones New York Times

Beaver Falls Steel Works Resumes After Idle Period

Beaver Falls steel works in Pittsburg owned by Mr. Whittaker reopened after two and a half years idle. The plant now employs about 100 workers and resumes production today.

Pittsburg Penn Beaver Falls

School board considers reform in arithmetic teaching methods

At last night’s meeting General F A Walker opened an inquiry into arithmetic education arguing current grammar school exercises overemphasize rules and logic beyond pupils’ mental discipline. The committee on examinations was tasked with reporting if studies should be reduced and simplified.

F. A. Walker Brithmetic

Vim at the Bijou Boston Review Aids Burgess

The Boston Bijou Theatre hosted Vim a New York success last evening featuring Neil Burgess in an eccentric comedy role. The three act farce centers on Tryphena Puffy a garrulous strong minded wife whose antics drive her old farmer husband Joseph Puffy to comic near despair. The finale with a treadmill circus scene showcases Burgess's versatile humor and promises strong audience laughter.

New York Boston Neil Burgess Puffy Farm Mr. Burgess Tryphena Puffy Joseph Puffy Tryphena Joseph Palmer Typhona

New England Bank to Open in Haverhill July First

A new National bank will begin operation in Haverhill on July 1 with a capital of 150 900 dollars. The Bennington Woollen Company of Vermont is likely to enter bankruptcy and appoint a receiver. The twenty third annual New Hampshire state musical festival opened in Concord under Boston director Carl Zerrabn. In New Haven a Pope Overman bicycle suit was set for May 20. Sturtevant Guards inspection in Manchester drew 500 spectators led by General Elbert Wheeler. Charles H Amiden of Penacook was elected president of the New Hampshire Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance Co replacing Oliver Pillsbury. A Batchelder and H Merrill named to executive roles.

Haverhill Bennington, Vt Sturtevant Guards Manchester N. H Elbert Wheeler Charles H. Amiden Penacook New Hampshire Manufacturers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company Oliver Pillsbury Concord A. J. Batchelder Keene, N. H H. C. Merrill

City Jottings of Odd Events and Meetings

Regular Boston area notices include steamship service to Nantasket on Thursday and Old North Evenings study at Parmenter Street Chapel. Postponed Second Brigade dinner due to Col Ezra J. Trull illness. Widow of Wendell Phillips buried in Milton after Granary vault plans changed. Union speaker William H. Baldwin to discuss a trip to the James and the Potomac. Kimball Union Academy social in Pilgrim Hall on May 3. State inspection of Company A Ninth Regiment held at Bowdoin Armory with 53 men and 3 officers. Womens Educational and Industrial Union season finale features the Kelinkwortz quartet and regional singers.

Boston and Hingham Nantasket Boston Old North Parmenter Street Chapel Ezra J. Trull Second Brigade George Wendell Phillips Phillips Milton William H. Baldwin The Young Men's Christian Union Union Rooms Mies the James and the Potomac Kimball Union Academy Association Pilgrim Hall Congregational House Academy D. J. Keefe New Armory Bowdoin Square Currier Womens’ Educational and Industrial Union Boylston Street Kelinwortz M. G. Dennis Nanna Skoog Cc. Culbertson

Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Still Seeks Proof of Time

A vintage note proclaims Dr Bull's Cough Syrup has endured over thirty years of trial and is now more widely used than ever, underscoring its valued reputation in medical remedies.

Shipping Schedules for Transatlantic Steamer Arrivals

A fragmented OCR shows multiple transatlantic sailings from New York and Boston to Europe via Queenstown Plymouth Cherbourg and Hammonia and Circassia routes. Entries list steamer names routes sail dates and daily office closing times, with scattered garbled text.

Europe Queenstown Liverpool Pothnia New York Plymouth Cherbourg Hamne Hammonia Nesday Cephalonia Boston York Scotland Glasgow Circassia City of Chicago New Tamanpe Fela Fla

Maritime Ship and Bark Movements Across Global Ports

A listing of sailing ships and barges with captains and routes from Cape Town to Pensacola and multiple Atlantic ports. Vessels include Guisseppe Kom manuel from Cape Town to Pensacola, Orion from Pased to Hemburg, Gefion to Port Elizabeth, and Niagara Bremen to New Orleans, among others.

Cape Town Guisseppe Kommanuel Pensacola Teen Ree Carl Bremen Newark Pungerness Orion Clausen Wilmington Hemburg East London Gefion Bjorssen Port Elizabeth J B Newcomb Newcomb Hong Kong London Fastnet Ryerson Josselyn New Orleans Liverpool Minnie Swift Liswell Obile Isle of Wight Niagara Jersey Alliance Lizard Bristol New York Antwerp Ramsdal White Carolina Ugalde Bay of Fundy Shelburne I.amgesur Kate America Nestin Albatross Olsen Halifax Kongsbyrd Michaelsen Newpoens Montevideo McKinnon Montreal Abercorn Porta O. Fe Danielson Avonmouth Abeona Uou Rosario Fred E Richards Thornnac Ee J Bogart Reynolds Shadoes Irene Yates Buenos Ayres Vulcan Wiknington Auburndale Fantee Chase N. Trapani Zeal Newfoundland

Sailed and arrived whaling vessels in Atlantic routes

On March 24 ships sailed from Providence and Provincetown with crews including Helen Mareliis Hickmott Barker Tobey and others, listing a voyage to Charleston whaling grounds. A vessel arrived March 30 from Province with 105 bbls sperm oil and 80 barrels ambergris. Additional entries note sails from Provincetown April 25 and San Francisco April 18 aboard ships Rose Mary G Curren and Annie Kelley.

Albert T Stearns Kelley Nettie Champion Ampion Philadelphia John Cottingham Bishop Adelia Carson Corson J K Manning Ganay Charles E Smith Sparp Swis Martin L Smith Gertrude Abbott Ruma Crosby Fayier & Mathis Brower Ane Castner Helen A Chase Adams Hoboken Evergreen Turner Port Johnson Hingham William Bement Smith William F Collins Higgins Perth Amboy Ene JS Lamprey Harding Palestine Bunker Perth Mboy Pushaw Wail Weehawken Nellie Clark Clark New York Rival Stuart Maggie Cummings March Emily Dennison Stubbs Charlie Steadman Mitchell Lanesvalle Etta E Tanner Malloch Eastport L Mitchel Cole Machias Pemaquid Wheeler Damariscotta Fleetwing Johnson Calais J Warren Sargent Deer Isie Two Brothers Dodge Wiscasset Fleetwood Cooper Rockland Emma Cutting Howe Bath — Fair Dealer H W Cushman Orwell Ellsworth San Panama Trundy Marmora Walker Bangor J P Merriso Gilman Ludowick Pierce Rockport St Leor Persins Castine Flora Grindle Somera Mt Desert Brunette West Winterport Lizard Woolwich Joseph Hall Hall Portland George P Rust Brocklebank James Baker Eds Bloomer Rose Atlantic Ocean Mary G Curren Dyer San Francisco Annie Kelley

Transatlantic and Atlantic Shipping Positions Report

Listings of vessels with routes and positions dated April 21 to April 23. Ships include Steamer Richmond Hill, Steamer Denmark, Steamer Stelavo, Ship Athion, Isaak George Peake, Bark Melmerby, Bark Linden, Brig Harry Smith, Sch C & Flint, Sch Ajax. locations given by latitude and longitude or noted as underway near Sombrero lighthouse. All ships reported as well.

Richmond Hill New York London Lon Denmark Stelavo Queenstown Athion Dexter Isaak George Peake McDougall Borteaux Charlottetown Bark Melmerby New Orleans Liverpool Sombrero Lighthouse Bark Linden Antwerp Harry Smith Messina Boston Sch C & Flint Manaos Ajax Mayaguez Brig H M Rawley Arendal Diadem Johnson Apia Jessie Nickerson Hughes San Francisco Lini Islands Acapulco San Jose Panama Clyde San Blas Bremerhaven America Meyer Baltimore Hohenstaufen Shabane—Sailes Scottish Lass Llandaff City Newark Ciemfuegos Gallego Luzaraga Havana Matanzas Bertha Nielsen Barbadoes Blizzard Hyson Resolve Pedersen Cardenas Henry B Cleaves Charleson Philadelphia Alexander Campbell Bunker David Bugbee Stowers Portland Herald Gray Key West Elizabeth Winslow Celina Tibbetts Johanna Dow Fannie B Tucker Sylvester Premier Guthermsen Constantia Pederson Fastmet Ada Bailey White Pensacola Newman Keyes Calais Mary Nowell Lank Marcialist Nuevo Woodcock Williams Reek Raes Gov Hall Cain Enryington Magee Halifax aAr Carroll, Brown Portia Dawson St Johns Miranda Bindon State of Nevada York City of Richmond ener / Miatamzas Francisca Cerarda Cienfuegos Rosarito Auburndale King Bermuda Penn Nwb Ugglann Gadd George K Hatch Parker Oston Nellie Colegian Hodgkins Shanghai George R Skelfield Nagasaki

Vessel sightings and ship mishaps around Lobster Rocks and coast

A bark or barkentine was seen ashore April 22 on Watling Island in dangerous condition. April 27 reports mention Fastwind grounding at Lopster Rocks Biddeford Pool with minor damage and salvage by Joe Baker. Knight Commander from Philadelphia to Calcutta advised to repair in Rio de Janeiro. Levi Stevens from Tacoma to Sydney, NSW sprang a leak and grounded off Surwaroff Island, later breaking up. Eliza Gerrier from Humacoa to Portland arrived leaking at Vineyard Haven after striking Tuckernuck Shoal.

Watling Island Biddeford Sch Marblehead Mt Desert Lopster Rocks Biddeford Pool Aaron Tng Joe Baker Mage London Knight Commander Philadelphia Calcutta Rio Janeiro Levi Stevens Tacoma Sydney Nsw Surwaroff Island San Francisco Eliza. Gerrier Humacoa Portland Vineyard Haven Tuckernuck Shoal Raver

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