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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1886

Page

4

Very Fast Time On Fleet Sprint From Newport To New Bedford

New Bedford Aug 9 The New York squadron posted fast times with a southwest breeze as Puritan led the fleet from Newport crossing the line off Fort Taber at 1 46 The Montauk Priscilla Sachem and Mayflower followed with Sachem among the fastest The Galatea and other yachts passed Clark s Point and Vineyard Haven while the fleet anticipated a Vineyard voyage A Republican state convention date debate stalls amid Odd Fellows conflicts and hotel demand in the city

New Bedford New York Newport Fort Taber Fedaima Priscilla Boston Gotham Sachem Butler Brenton’s Reefs Clark’s Point H.m.s H.m Bachem Cacesses- Seeeeds Montauk Ccervecesces Intrepid Speranza Miatiouia Ccc Cescee Athianita Cedavcaghd Siacheen Ne Es A Sas Ca Eases Ees St Gfunoko GOCIC Cck See Wkenes Stranger Hildegarde Cher Co Iscixenes Es Whileaway Ol CipGerella Ccrcecses Athlone. .S Ec- Cesvessst Miophio. Co Ccs Scoccen Wired Sechess Vecscves H.m.s. H.m.s. H.m.s. Amefica ENOA Seeell Quick’s Hall Inner Harbor Vineyard Haven Fedalma Fairhaven Palmer’s Island Cythia Electra Lagoda Oneida Vineyard Henn Galatea

YACHT ACCIDENTS AND ARRIVALS ABOARD SUMMER FLEET

The Priscilla collided with the Gevalia off the Dumplings in a Newport race morning. Priscilla uninjured and continuing, while Gevalia’s mainsail and boom were destroyed. Commodore Canfield apologized and offered to cover damages. Several guest sightings follow as Edith, Oriental, White Bird, Viola, Siren and others reach various ports with boats and crews. The New Haven club yachts depart for an annual cruise visiting New London, Newport, New Bedford, Quiet Bay and Oak Bluffs.

Newport R. I Priscilla G. M. Winslow Boston Gevalia Commodore Canfield Geralia Vineyard Haven Viola New York John P. Kennedy Siren Bk. R. Washburn Haze C. T. Hogdon New Bedford Nantucket Archibald Rogers Beverly New Haven New Haven Club Stony Creek New London Quiet Bay Oak Bluffs

Genuine Titian Hangs At Fort Wayne Bishop Home

Fort Wayne Gazette reports a recently unpacked Titian titled Salome with Herodias head, donated by a Munich priest from Napoleonic era plunder. Experts including Professor Gregori affirm the work as a Titian, one of four with the artist’s daughter portrait, and Bishop Dwenger plans to sell it to fund an orphan asylum.

Titian Fort Wayne Ind Italy Salome Herod John the Baptist Herodias Europe Holy Father Baltimore Council Munich America Dwenger Academy Gregori Pius IX

Emperor selects brides from Manchurian nobility

The young Chinese emperor is choosing three brides from thirty two noble Manchu candidates gathered at the palace in Pekin. The future Empress will be chosen first, followed by two assistants named the Eastern and Western Empresses as part of the empire's ancient Manchu custom. The emperor is to assume full power next year.

Crapo Ames

Political notes and party moves across Massachusetts

Senator Douglas heads to Colorado while questions rise about press silence on booming activity. George Marden may seek governor's council nomination amid other candidates. Central Trades and Labor Union votes to back workingmen friendly reps in city council and Legislature and forms a Ward Card League to keep politics out of the union. Congressman Lovering returns from Washington. Essex County redistricting hearing continues with multiple proposed adjustments from Lynn, Middleton, Ipswich, Danvers, Beverly and Gloucester. Springfield Prohibitionists name 25 delegates to Worcester, list of delegates published.

Douglas Brockton Colorado Lowell Sun Courier George Marden Speaker Brackett Ben. Wesley A. Gove Senate East Boston Argus Governor Central Trades and Labor Union Boston Knights of Labor Trades Union Central League Central Labor Union Lovering Washington Essex County Court House Salem Senator Jones Lynn Mr. Allen Saugus Lynnfield Middleton Messrs. Frye North Andover Tyler Stackpole Ipswich Sellars Danvers D. W. Quiil Beverly Howe Essex P. S. Curry Story Gloucester Harmon Hall Hitchings D. W. Quill Eeverly Springfield Worcester Eliphalet Trask John Blackmer O. Ss. Brigham A. W. Holt C. H. Annabie A. F. Rockwood John H. V. J. Schermerhorn A. I. Torrance

Political shuffles in Massachusetts 1870s press notes

The Worcester Spy recounts Hoar's repeated retirements and returns to Congress, the deferrals by Rice, and the 1876 resignation from the field when Hoar was prevailed upon to run again. It includes opinions from Somerville Journal, Lynn Bulletin, Newton Graphic, Lowell Mail on Crapo and Haile as potential successors.

Hoar House of Representatives Washington Rice Hearspain Congress Bullock Mr. Rice MR. Blaine MR. Field Newton Graphic The Boston Journal Crapo

Chinese railways scheme shelved as German capitalists fail

The Liverpool Post reports that German promoters failed to secure Chinese government concessions for railway construction. Delegates in China say a decision will come only after the emperor's majority next year, with doubts about profitability and feasibility. The mission is a signal failure as China remains unready for steam.

Liverpool Berlin China Ah Sin Pekin Europe Tientsin

Hyde Park petition for New York & New England train stops

Railroad commissioners granted a rehearing on Hyde Park residents petition to allow New York & New England trains leaving Boston at 9 am and 830 pm to stop at their station. Testimony from A Washburn A H Norris T H Chamberlain N H Bates W F Kelley N P Merrill supported the stoppage. Rail authorities argue stops would delay connections further west.

Hyde Park New York & New England Boston Messrs. A. Washburn A.H. Norris T. H. Chamberlain N. H. Bates W. F. Kelley N. P. Merrill

Jamaica contingent arrives in Boston on steamer Lorenzo D Baker

The Lorenzo D Baker arrived from Port Morant bringing Charles E Powers Jr Lawrence R Fyfe Fannie A Fyfe W H Farquharson P A Brases J Reex David A Isaacs J Blake Fred C Weld W Hapey Fyfe Francis Hart Ss I Bailey F A Jenvivre E Wuarshael and other members forming the West Indian cricket team in Jamaica.

Lorenzo D. Baker Boston Port Morant Charles E. Powers, Jr Lawrence R. Fyfe Fannie A. Fyfe W. H. Farquharson P. A. Brases J. Reex David A. Isaacs J. Blake Fred C. Weld W. Hapey Fyfe Francis Hart Ss. I. Bailey F. A. Jenvivre E. Wuarshael Jamaica

Typhoid Declines While Scarlet Fever Sees More Fatality

The annual report of the New Hampshire State board of health shows typhoid fever gradually diminishing over three years. Scarlet fever was less common than in 1884 but produced more fatal cases.

New Hampshire State Board of Health

Amicably Settled Cambridge Packing House Dispute

Cambridge rejoices as Mayor Russell mediates a peaceful settlement between Johnn P. Squire & Co. and locked out workers. Squire to reinstate staff on pre‑lockout terms, wage review planned, Knights of Labor board approves, and full operations to resume by early next week.

Cambridge Johnn P. Squire City Hall Mr. Russell Mr. Squire W. W. Kimball Squire Knights of Labor Messrs J. H. Stillman J. R. Pike Robert Howard General Executive Board Philadelphia Institute Hall Messrs. Stillman Pike Messrs. Stillman and Pike District 30 John W. Coveny Assembly Hayward Place Boston District Assembly

Brushmakers to Form National Union to Oppose It

Brushmakers Assembly 5093 Knights of Labor met at 176 Tremont street to appoint three delegates for the national convention in Philadelphia on Aug. 15. The goal is to form a national union to oppose convict labor in brushing, arguing convicts depress wages. At East Cambridge county jail over 200 convicts are used in brush manufacturing, while local brushmakers number about 100 fewer.

Brushmakers’ Assembly Knights of Labor Tremont Street Brushmakers Philadelphia Cambridge

Town Roars At Congressman Infatuation With Opera Prima Donna

The town laughs at a New England congressman and a prima donna wife near age fifty as bouquets flood the stage each night. A diplomat studies a foreign legation singer, while more lovers and gifts create a parade of public curiosity, despite their secrecy.

Waiters Speak Out Against Habitual Abuse by Guests

A letter laments civil mistreatment of waiters by diners, recounting insults like hurry my stumps and rough language. The writer argues workers endure a heavy day and may respond in kind, insisting staff have feelings and should be treated with basic civility.

Camp of the Second Corps of Cadets in Centennial Grove

The Second Corps of Cadets began a week long camp in Centennial Grove Essex with fourteen officers, seventy seven men and twenty five musicians on duty. The roster lists Lieutenant Colonel J. Frank Dalton as commander and includes majors adjutant a First Lieutenant Andrew Fitz and others. Company A is led by Captain Samuel A. Johnson with Lieutenants Walter F. Peck and Charles J. Baker. Company B is led by Captain Edward W. Abbott with Lieutenants Charles W. Lang and Charles W. Osgood.

E. C. Butler Samuel A. Johnson Walter F. Peck Charles J. Baker Edward W. Abbott Charles W. Lang Charles W. Osgood

Day in Camp play by Wilcox Post G A R at Tremont Temple

In Tremont Temple last evening the armed battalion of E K Wilcox Post 16 Springfield began a week's performance of its new play The Day in Camp illustrating camp life at the front. Commander S B Parker directed scenes and amusing acts. Peformer Charles B Yeaton as the Comical Dutchman drew much laughter. four matinees and nightly shows scheduled all week.

Tremont Temple E. K. Wilcox Post 16 G.A.R Springfield 8. B. Parker Pir Charles B. Yeaton

Unidentified infant found on church steps with note left

Officer Trider of Station 1 found a three day old boy on Father Burns's North square steps at 10 45 last evening. A note read we are forced to abandon this child and commit him to your care and to God's hoping you will be kinder to him than we can be we remain his unhappy parents. The child was sent to the Chardon Street Home.

Trider Station 1 Father Burns North Square Chardon Street

Lawrences Blues play a tight show in Worcester league test

Boston Blues suffer defeat as Lawrences shine in a doubleheader tilt here with strong batting from Pettee Cox Grady Holland and W Murphy. Attendance 400. score details show Lawrences tallies and Blues errors. Other game reports Portlands beat Newburyports in a high scoring clash.

Lawrence Boston Blues Lawrences Pettee Cox Grady Holland W. Murphy A. E. Burns Ojake Donovan W.murphy Bwke 1Artnett L11 Waton el Totals Iiss Heston Dimes C.sieccisasean Blues Watson Newburyport Portlands Newburyports Lovett Gruber Whiteley

Hanlan Triumphs In Nantasket One Mile Scull Race

Edward Hanlan led a skilled quartet of Edward Hanlan George H Hosmer James Ten Eyck and John McKay in a three mile Nantasket coast race. Hanlan won by fifteen lengths in 21 minutes 5 seconds with McKay second 22 5 and Ten Eyck 22 6 while Hosmer faded after a crab. Purse of 1100 distributed. Hanlan heads to Worcester for further training.

Edward Hanlan George H. Hosmer James Ten Eyck John McKay Nantasket Beach Harlan Hanplan Ten Eyck McKay Hosmer Hanlan Teo Eyck Nantasket Worcester Tila M. Dalby Dory

Runners at Beacon Park South Boston horses race upset

A fair crowd attended the Beacon Park meeting in Brighton for South Boston horses. In the sweepstakes Unknown ridden by William Kelly won after a judge fined Kelly $20 for allegedly attempting to throw the heat. A new driver then steered Unknown to victory. The free-for-all purse of $100 was unfinished due to darkness with final heats set for 10 am.

Beacon Park South Boston William Kelly Unknown Billy O Kelly Brighton William O’brien J. Bowen M. Erip treafor-sH-rsce J. McNutt Dan Maguire W.H. Wall Bik. G T. D. Costello B. G. John Jak Dee Awe W. Higgins B.g. Hoosie W. Curdell G. Milton John Trout J. B. Benson A. L. Barker

Maritime Sailing Notices From Across Ports

Off Point de Grave Aug 6 Antilles from New York. At Amsterdam Aug 7 Zaandam from New York. At Newcastle Aug 8 Bermuda from New York. At Liverpool Aug 8 Palestine from Boston 9th Bavarian from de At Rangoon Aug 9 Gulf of Papua from New York. Off Gravesend Aug 8 Greece from New York.

Point de Grave Antilles New York Amsterdam Zaandam Newcastle Bermuda Liverpool Palestine Boston Rangoon Gulf of Papua Gravesend Greece

Observations at Boston Signal Station Aug 9 7 AM

Report from the United States Signal Station Boston notes wind and weather at 7 AM local time, with barometric readings and sea level correction guidance. Captains should adjust ship instruments by one hundredth of an inch per ten feet of elevation, based on daily readings. Miniature Almanac lists tides and daylight details for Aug 10 with modest water signals and times.

United States Boston

Steamer Traffic and Clearances Offshore Boston to Nova Scotia

Shipping notes record arrivals and departures along the Atlantic coast. Vessels include the steamer Lorenzo D Baker with 5 passengers and bananas to Boston Fruit Co, and the Pearl from Boston arriving July 25. Several coastal steamers and brigs served routes to Philadelphia Port Antonio and NS ports, with quaran­tine reports and wind conditions noted.

Lorenzo D Baker Boston Wiley Port Mo Apt Boston Fruit Company Port Antonio Pearl L D Baker Lon Sen F L Richardson Belano Philadelphia L DB Worcester Allen Charlottetown Pei Port Hawkesbury Halifax Nickerson & Crosby Williamsport Miller Aliextowa Swaey Philadeiphia John Brooks Snowman Portland Erbrig van Horr Merriam Glace Bay Modena McBride Harborville Florence Christine Chute Bear River Maud W Kingston Quaco Anna Currier Welsh St John Haplan Eldridge Kendrick Barrington Lizz'e Eels Greenlaw Rockport Cynosure Gray Rockland Crooks Smaylidge Franklin Island City Blaze Agricola Whitmore Eilsworth Hewitt Boneventura

Vessel Ashore at Souris Prince Edward Island

A telegram to Cunningham and Thompson reports the vessel J & Garland ashore at Souris PEI and refloated with a tow for 300 dollars, slightly damaged, to proceed for repairs in the Straits or Canso. Euith S Walen from Grand Bank reports July 26 sighting Arthur of Shelburne NS on Grand Banks with 220,090 pounds. One lot of bay mackerel, 460 barrels, sold today at 6 dollars per barrel without packing.

Cunningham & Thompson Waster Sch Souris Pei Straits Canso Euith S Walen Grand Banke Ed Arthur Shelburne Grand Banks

Sharpness-Sailed and multiple ships listed with routes

Shipping notices show numerous vessels sailing or reported at sea with origins, destinations, and positions. Entries include bark Onaway Purdy from Sydney to NB, ships to Yokohama Calcutta San Francisco Melbourne and others with dates, coordinates, and routes.

Tacoma Shelon San Francisco Parks Europa Strasiland Shediac Pincess Alexandra Hollywood Quebec Melbourne Parks Sarah S Ridgeway Townsend Puget Sound J P Smith Owen Valparaiso Don Portland Falnland Hill Newcastle Sutherlandshire Pettie Shields Sharpness Bark Onaway, Purdy, Sackville, NB Sydney Nsw Closeburn Johnson Scilly

Pilot host reports whale strike injures captain at sea

WHALERS. Pilot host Pet No 9 of New York reports Aug 5 at lat 41 RO that after harpooning a whale the boat was struck and smashed by the whale. The captain was seriously injured and the vessel was forced to return home for medical treatment two months earlier.

Pet New York Son Provincetown

Marine notes from various ships and wrecks coast to coast

The report covers vessels from Palestine to W C French with losses and salvage. Palestine lost 48 head of cattle while arriving from Boston to Liverpool. Frank Herbert underway to Blair's Locks after deckload discharge. Nil Desperadum damaged and heading to Souris repairs after a squall. Salina from Ivigtut to Philadelphia arrived with crews safe after squall losses. Nellie White beached and breaking up near Sanny Point with movable cargo moved to Pilot Boy. Banyard distressed off Bagantine Shoals with damaged sails. crew safe. George R Vreeland ashore at Jones Point with tug assistance. Wave wrecked at Beaufort with wrecking sale planned. Wrecking steamer William F Taylor and Annie Collies aiding Mark Codorus ashore on Hatteras Shoals with large coffee cargo. Various other ships report gales, leaks, and salvage operations from Northport to Shanghai and San Francisco bound vessels, including Stalwart, St Johns, and Acacia incidents.

Palestine Whiteway Liverpool Boston Boothbay Frank Herbert Blair Port Hawkesbury Wellfleet Cape Cod North Sydney Salina Peterson Ivetut Greenland Philadelphia Nellie White Sanny Point Chesapeake Bay Schoolal Ferren Pilot Boy Baltimore Atlantic City Bagantine Shoals New York Cape Henry Sir Herry Diston Norfolk Inlet Daria Alexandria George R Vreeland Jones Point Beaufort Baker Salvage Diamond Reef Daley North Carolina Benson Northport Varassa St Johns Crab Meadow Creek Eaton Neck Shanghai Wm Rogers Bath Benjamin P Poole San Francisco Ang Pythomene Cork United Kingdom Havre Antwerp Bak Aylemore Sarp St John Wm G Davis Tamar E Marshal Belle of Bath Knight of the Garter Bark Assaye United Kingdom Continent Stalwat Brach Acacia, Grady St John Vinegara Haven Highland Tigot Scammell Brothers Navesink Hall Delaware Bay C French Kennebec Astoria Thetis Shearer Adelaide Katuna Coffin Mery Sands Greenleaf Pearl Joseph N Huddell Hanson Oliver Ames Handy Lizzie Dewey Peters Mima Reed Daniel Brown Curtis David Torrey Orne Middletown Conn Mary J Castner New Haven Prydian Gey Eagle Serene Segeman Rio Janeiro Nostra Madre Frugone Genoa Bartolomew Gagliardo Solar Girgenti Charles C Dame Batley Beverly Mass Hattie Nickerson Nickerson New Buryport Philadelpnia Charleston Sylphide Pedersen Ascension Mary A Bradshaw Vark Medusa Krause St Vincent Fortress Monroe Carn Marth Bayonne Calais Wiliam Deming Hodgkins Rowena Dow Alamo Cleareo Mark Hebert Fischer Georgetown Waccamaw Blatchford Myannis Paseed West M L Davis Sanfora Allen Green East Chatham Ikey West Lowery Pensacola Benrietta Biloxi Clesrea Barks Angantyr Ziemberg Equator Hagelin Crowsvast New Bedford City of New Bedford Asa Worthington Fitch John Cadwalader Ada Herbert Hiraing Emulator Kendrick Yth City of Fish New Orleans Explorer Port Eads Ward. Jr Ruatan Sandringham Aspnwall George Leaming Smith & Wilson Fennell Bremen Cienfuegos Havana Ross Louisiana New Oreans Sutton Atklon Enigma Forrey Rosa Santander Alve Bradshaw Cabm

Maritime ships and arrivals list from August entries

A dense nautical log lists ships sailing and passing Aug events across ports like Perth Amboy Liverpool and New York. Entries include steamers E J Spicer Ashcene and State of Georgia plus barks Arlington and Aaa P Gould with destinations from Montreal to London and Philadelphia.

Chilena Holton New Icepeo Amat Hossack Pireal Viandon E Tetson Perth Amboy Eeeeet E J Spicer Spicer New York Aspinwall Daibeattie Tia News George Moulton, Jr Landerkin Ship Island E Sewman Key Hermod Ostensen Greape Hamburg Daxota Schaffer Baltimore Halifax Aaa P Gould Henraban Sydney Alunda Hill St John Portia Carson St Johns Kinsale Counsellor Lang New Orleans Liverpool Kingroad Ludvigsen Bathurst Lizard Polaria Shhade Melbourne Overgaard Point du Chene Kreon Jensen Jordan River Texas Cross Montreal Ritchie Sailea Saturmina Echeverria Havana Qanmore Jones Bark Bianche Foster Pictou America Herriman Wilmington Cal Hahneman Bow Quebec Luigina R. Chivari Miramichi London Chip Sirocen Biglan Er King Priske Milanese Manley Kosten Greece Jeffrey Thorne Iolme Holmes Sallee Ltd Alvega Gallers Philadelphia Alfhild Salvesen Gravesend Rhine Florence Newark Lingan Aquatic Hallcrow Uncalk Low Peoint West Cumberland Brown North Sydney Admiral Molnenhauer Leith City of Athens Morrison San Francisco Malin State of Georgia Moodie Glasgow Emiliano Bengon Carthaginian McNicol Nestorian Dalziel Memel Fatfield Boston Plymouth Geilert Kuhlwein Queenstown Wellame Bjornqvist Pensacoa Indiana Sargent Wisconsin Bentley Servia McKay Martha Gjertsen Grangemouth Western Ocean Berwick Hull Queen Victoria Wenzel Father Point &Th Toronto McAuley Rio Janeiro Tin Port Herschell Kee Cyanus Delambre Memnon Archimedes Alice D Cooper Saunders Wuatan Idis Cefalu W & H Wotherspoon Dodge Stockholm Mosher Stettin Britannia Anderzen Philaelphia Southampton Ems Bremen

Portian and ship list pass through Atlantic routes

Diverse manifests show ships and crews moving through multiple harbors from Boston to Liverpool and New York. Entries include vessels such as St Patrick Campbell Liverpool and Anne Elizabeth Boston bound. various steamers and schooners listed with routes to Philadelphia Boston and Norfolk. The document records departures and clearances, including cargo and passenger movements across Atlantic and coastal ports.

Names aboard three steamers from Jamaica Philadelphia and Savannah

List of passengers on the steamers Lorenzo AD Baker Spartan and City of Macon from Jamaica Philadelphia and Savannah. Includes Mr Baney Mr We Mc Hart Mr Burke Mrs Fyfe and others with numerous family members and companions aboard.

Lorenzo AD Baker Jamaica J Baney F C We F Hart J M Burke EB Marchal J Lees W I Farquharson PA Isaacs LA Isaacs Isaacs WH Fyfe L R Fyfe LK Fyfe Stearmer Spartan Philadelphia Henry Reed H R Robins Thomas Robins Jacob P Kusel Ray Hi Walton EJ E'ting Miss Grancis Etting Miss Etting LJ Landreth Lewis Henson N Hf Stone Edwin Bimster Wilson Welsh K O Truitt David A Woelper J B Bennett Helen B Welsh Bertha Welsh AJ Wilkinson Stanley Hurlburt George W Hart Thomas Lee A Parker S J Knight HC Knight G T Stanford Macon Savannah TL Stone E B Walker S W Walker J Bateman Mies Kendall T K Lewis HE Declan Hatt Messida Rand van Horn W Feddis T W Greenlitt L Keller W UH Coates CB Downes D H Dunston J W Anderson W & Nickerson WH Hewett C H Tuxbury F E Alden J M Alley Sol Sarling J G Wilson D W Adams Major C Williams

Shipping list of steamers and agents across Atlantic ports

A historical timetable tally from Boston and New York listing numerous ships, agents, routes, and departure windows. It records vessel names such as Furness, Cunard, Henderson, and Warren & Co with destinations including Liverpool, London, Hamburg, Antwerp, and Havre, with dates from July to September and notes on mail steamers.

Oes Cecevss Nowcastle Grafton Corp Furness Waldenscan Glasgow H & A Allan Wetherby Hamburg Furness British Queen London Enderson Bros Roston City Furness Roman Cse-Ee Liverpool Warren & Co VO Bro Sceecceess Gallia Cs-Sees Cunards Antwerp Sootz Virginian Thayer & Lincoln Pavonia Cunard Borderer Furness Scythia Cunard S$ Co Milanese Furness Tower Hill Henderson Bros Litegate Bill Henderson Bros Palatia Pheps Bros & Co Felvetia F W J Hurst S Indiana Battwin & Co Schiedam Amsterdam Finch, Elye @ Co Lydian Monarch Patton, Vick’s & Co Wright & Sons Tliverpoo M Underhill & Co Kunhardt & Co eLiverpool Wright & Sons Rene Voce Hurst Rome Henderson Bros Tyavc Vccesseo Cmcrs Quichs & Co England H Brown Go Noordiana Wright & Vo la Normanaie Havre Louis de Bebian Richmond Hill Henderson Bros Edis Ceeeeeee- Bremen Qeirichs & Co Wisconsin Underhill & Co Rugia Umbria H Brown & Co Durham City Kansas Warren & Co Venetian Thayer & Lincoln Cephalonia Canard SS Co Waldensian H & A Allan Roman Warren & Co Gallia Curard Boston City British Queen Henderson Bros Norseman Cunard S Milanece New York Aaron Underhil & Co Somlie Sis Cos Scons Rusk & Jevous Assy Monarch Patton V & Co Rhein Esc Bremen Devidhs & Co Germanic R J Curtis Lessing Kunhardt & Co Laplace Liverpoo Busk & Jevans S of Alabamia Baldwin & Co Etruria Uvaland Rotterdam Finch, Eyde & Co City of Chicago Wright & Sons Lzy Vieeccesecees Champagne Ilavre Beman Amalil Phelps Bros & Go Pennland Wright & Sons Fuliia Qetrichs & Co Circassia Lasgow Henderson Brostae

Mail Closes at Boston Postoffice for Europe and Americas

Shipping cutoff notices show mail closses for Germany, Austria, Denmark, Sweden, Norway via Bremen on Rhein from New York Tuesday at 7 30 PM. Other European routes via Plymouth Cherbourg Hamburg Lessing from New York Wednesday. Also October routes to Hayti via Antilles and Europe via Queenstown Liverpool Germanic from New York Wednesday Aug 11 7 39 PM. Bermuda and Mexico routes listed with closings Aug 11 7 39 PM and daily 7 30 PM respectively.

Germany Bremen Rhein New York France Great Britain Plymouth Cherbourg Hamburg Lessing BUG LD Hayti Antiles Labeaeustes Aera Europe Queenstown Liverpool Germanic Vera Cruz Yucatan M York Bermuda Chiapas Labaco Aphatiao New la Flamborough Spanish Honduras Orleans Fulda Brest Havre la Champagne Aay Ceeveenesne Scotland Circassia Etruria Fanbiadain Seuss Jamaica United States South Pacific Vo Orme E Hemme Colombia Salvador Kingston Mexico Edith Godden Cuba Tampa Fla Key West Fia SPM

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