Sorrento Peninsula Offers Granite Riches and Cottage Sites
A long survey describes Sorrento Waukeag Neck near Bar Harbor as a scenic, resourceful peninsula with many islands and coves. It highlights cottage sites, granite quarries, and plans by Ambrose Simpson and others, noting extensive quarries, water front properties, and local business activity. The piece foregrounds granite quality, potential fortification-grade stone, and the business prospects for developers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorrento
Frenchman’s Bay
Bar Harbor
Point Harbor
Elliot
Mt. Desert Island
Mt. Desertisland
Gouldsboro
Seward’s
Schoodac
Flanders Bay
Sullivan
Franklin Road
C.w.connor
Moses Hawkins
Waukeag House
H. L. Cleaves
Dunbar Bros
International Express Company
Ambrose Simpson, Jr
Maine
Pine Tree State
Ambrose Simpson
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Franklin
John P. Gordon
Philadelphia
Newport News
New York
Blaisdell & Donnel
Joseph H. West
Washington
Messrs. Crabtree & Hayey
Chicago
Boston
Hancock
John 4. Stimson
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Stimson
Sullivan Ferry
Alonzo Abbott
Autopsy Report in Wood Case Raises Questions
The Medical Examiner’s autopsy on Albert B. Wood of East Boston found drowning as the cause of death with a nonfatal side wound likely from a blunt instrument. The report, prepared with Hull selectmen’s authorization, was sent to District Attorney Bumpus and details the examination, witnesses, and subsequent investigation by Chief Wade and Detective Pratt. The funeral was held at 165 Brooks Street with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spooner
Albert B. Wood
Bumpus
Brooks Street
Boston
Grape Island
Hull
Frederick W. Smith
Winthrop Spooner
William H. LucHarinLp
J. G. Knight
Young Wood
Frank Billings
Chief Wade
State Detective Service
Pratt
Plymouth
Woodlawn Cemetery
Baldwin
Saratoga Street
Fire alarm at 24 Rutland square causes $500 damage
Yesterday morning Box 7s reported a fire in the dwelling house 24 Rutland square owned by Deacon Wilbur and occupied by Mrs. Mary Leonard. No injuries noted though damage to the building is estimated at about $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland Square
Deacon Wilbur
Mary Leonard
Samuel G. Snelling
Commonwealth
Lowell
A. E. Clary
East Baton Court
Patrick E. Ryan
Wood Island
Empire State
Isles of Shoals
Nantasket
Oak Island Grove
Massachussets Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Next bidder for cure or cash in Catarrh Remedy scheme
The text questions offering a premium to the man who fails to benefit from Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. It notes the doctor reportedly cured thousands of obstinate catarrh cases with the remedy, drawing into the scheme those who would not have sought treatment otherwise. The speaker asks who will bid next for cure or cash.
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Sage
Cunard Catalonia Arrival Lists Passengers at Boston
Passenger list for Cunard steamship Catalonia arriving in Boston from Liverpool includes Abecasis family and others with numerous names: Mrs Abecasis, two children, nurse, Miss Emily Ashworth, and many more. Also mentions Cunard Umbria sailing from New York to Liverpool with Thomas Goodbye, Mr Pendergast, and others among mixed passenger entries.
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Ly Cunard Steamship Catalonia
Boston
Liverpool
Abecasis
M Anderton
Emily Ashworth
W H Sodfish
Wiliam M Batley
H Burnett
Ruth Burnett
Burbank
Calef
F Church
Calvin Cutter
Charles Eaton
Eaton
F Eaton
L Eaton
John Forde
Roger Forde
F J Goddard
Goddard
Child
George C How
J F Hunnewell
A Ireland
Miss Ireland
O Larned
P Leeds
Leeds
J.K McLean
Miss McLean
J W. Leatherbee
SL Loomis
Mills
Mitchell
E P Parker
Harris Parker
Lewis D Parker
F W Perty
Parry
HJ Patrick
Joseph Stedman
Stedman
E E Strong
Strong
B F Sturtevant
J Taylor
C J Tinney
Tinney
George P Wanty
Wanty
Webber
Whiteside
Wolffsobu
O’parrell
J S Bailey
Pndard
Mevin
Andrew Amber
Mriu Santen
Denara Itrom
Cunard
Umbria
New York
Thomas
Ies
P Gilman
Y Warren
Frank P Pendergast
Republicans Busy Conference Ends In Political Gossip
The piece details a radial political gathering with anti-Ames rumors, the absence of key Dawes supporters, and discussions around Inspector-General Cogswell’s fate. It notes Senator Dunbar and General Cogswell amid speculative shifts, concluding with a diary-like wrap of the day’s political chatter.
Biggest political show at Bridgewater fair on earth
The Plymouth county agricultural fair at Bridgewater next month will host politicians and grangers with Secretary John E. Russell delivering the address. Ex-Congressman W W Crapo plans to attend Lieutenant-Governor Ames is invited and Governor Robinson will be there. If General Butler joins, organizers promise the largest political show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Bridgewater
John E. Russell
Bureau of Agriculture
W. W. Crapo
Ames
Robinson
General Butler
Senator Dunbar Accepts as Republican Convention Leader
Senator James R. Dunbar of Westfield agreed to write the resolutions for the Republican State convention after the executive committee settled on him following a long conference. His acceptance came as the committee weighed other names and noted his prior Senate work, signaling a strategic choice applauded by the party’s younger faction.
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Dunbar
James R. Dunbar
Westfield
Republican State Committee
Rockwell
Hoar
Robinson
Jennings
Fall River
Burden
Dunbar A3
Senate
Hampden
Walcott Named to Board of Arbitration and Freeman as Fish Inspector
Governor Robinson called a special executive council meeting and, on Lewis and Barry's recommendation, appointed Charles H. Walcott of Concord to the board of arbitration. Freeman of Brookline, formerly Wellfleet, was nominated inspector of fish to succeed William Cogswell. Freeman, 55, has long worked in fishing and led vessels on multiple voyages and served as deputy inspector fifteen years.
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Robinson
Executive Council
Lewis and Barry
Charles H. Walcott
Concord
Board of Arbitration
Jesse H. Freeman
Brookline
Wellfleet
William Cogswell
Salem
Freeman
Washington
Hull assessors report shows higher land valuations
Annual Hull assessors report notes increased land valuations. Among 100 resident taxpayers, Leonard Damond pays 129144 dollars as the heaviest. The top non-resident is 140765 dollars. Nantasket Land Company faces 296184 dollars in tax, Nantasket Hotel Company 2054 60 dollars.
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Hull
Leonard Damond
Nantasket Land Company
Nantasket Hotel Company
Ship News Update From Major Ports Worldwide
Steamers arrive or pass in port listed with origin and destination entries. Vessels include Scythia from Liverpool to Boston, Palestine from Liverpool, Island from New York to Copenhagen, Christiana to Stettin, Lepanto to New Castle, P Cailand from New York to Rotterdam, Waldensian from Boston to Glasgow, Pennland from New York to Antwerp, Billow from Baltimore to Bordeaux, Grodnow from New York to Copenhagen, Carthagenian from Montreal to Liverpool, Nevada from New York, Catmona from Montreal to London, Gothenburg Arty from London, Kepler from New York, As Syrian Monarch from London, John Morrison from New Orleans, Auropa from Quebec to London, Wieland from Bamberg to New York, Croma from Newcastle to New York, Gallia from Boston to Queenstown, Lykus from New York to Havre, Hartlepool from Port Royal to Plymouth.
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Boston
Scythia
Liverpool
Queenstown
Palestine
Dunnet Head
Island
New York
Coperhagen
Christiana
Stettin
Dover
Lepanto
Newcastle
Rotterdam
P Cailand
Glasgow
Waldensian
Antwerp
Pennland
Bordeaux
Billow
Baltimore
Copenhagen
Grodnow
Carthagenian
Montreal
Nevada
London
Catmona
Gothenburg Arty
Kepler
Assyrian Monarch
Rouen
John Morrison
New Orleans
Deal
Auropa
Quebec
Wieland
Bamburg
Pavre
Croma
Canada
Gallia
Lizard
Lykus
Havre
Hartlepool
Port Royal
Plymouth
Notice to Captains Observations at Boston Signal Station
Notice to captains records observations made August 27 at the United States Signal Station in Boston at 7 AM serving as noon Greenwich Mean Time. It explains how to correct barometer errors by adding one hundredth inch for every ten feet above sea level and notes wind, sea condition, and miniature almanac details for August 28 including high tides and moon phase.
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United States
Boston
Greenwich
Poet of Boston Arrivals and Shipping News Summary
The column documents multiple arrivals and movements in Boston and Atlantic routes. Vessels include the Steamer Palestine from Liverpool with passengers to Warren and Go, and the Steamer Scythia with a full cargo and passengers to Cunard Co. It notes weather conditions from Aug 14 to 24, fog, heavy gales, and coordinates near the Atlantic. It lists other ships arriving or cleared, including Steamer Dominion, Steamer Walker Armington, and several schooners and ships with cargoes, passengers, and destinations like John Hall & Co, H M Whitney, and local ports such as Yarmouth NS and Portland.
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Palestine
Whiteway
Liverpool
Warren & Go
Holyhead
Leyland
Bulgarian
Boston
Scythia
Roberts
Queenstown
Cunard $3 Co
Lon
Dominion
Blauvelt
Yarmouth
John @ Hall & Co
Walker Armington
Drinkwater
Newport News
Rattlesnake
Anderson
Philadelphia
Gen
Gloucester
Brech Eureka
Morehouse
Weymouth
Atwood
Holmes
Port Williams
R Ketchum
Greene
Cornwallis
Green Glenera
McKeil
St John
Montebello
Perry
Tusket
Dallas Hill
Carlton
Locke
Rich
Hoboken
Abert
Stearns
Kelsey
Republic
Neville
North Haven
Addie E Seavey
Haggerty
Newburyport
Pierce
Dodge
Bangor
Kennard
Freeman
K Ham
Garland
Lot
H Hackett
Hasson
Ipswich
Minstrel
Brown
Wiscasset
John Mettler
Bowden
Lanes
Curtis
Harris
Port George
Deiong & Seaman
Susie Kyffin
Kyffin
Fred A Roberts
Aso
Maud Carter
Houlihan
St Pierre
Mig
Eliza Bachelder
West
Harborville
Delong & Seaman
Mary Elizabeth
Milbury
Port Gilbert
JG Hall & Co
RF Hart
Wyman
JH Conant & Co
Star of the East
Collins
Bath
HH Hyde
John Brooks
Snowman
Portland
Charles F Williams
Abbie Bureley
Knox
Rockport
New York
C Lovell
Robeba m
Anna P Odell
St Andrews
Highland Light
Maritime sailing logs from multiple ports dated Aug Sailed
A compact record of ships and bark names with captains and departure or destination ports including Antwerp Amsterdam Belfast Bristol Bremen Cardiff Cebu Freenburg Liverpool Lordon Limerick Bizard Oporto and E Ar entries. Entries show vessel names captains and cities such as New York Philadelphia Rio de Janeiro St Helena and Boston with dates Aug 22 25 26 27 and July 3.
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Antwerp
Plantagenet
Swensen
Philadelphia
Amsterdam
Isabella Blythe
Berner
Quebec
Belfast
Ormus
Frost
New York
Bristol
Hughes
Bremen
Aldora
Lovald
Cardiff
Charles Baker
Bent
Rio Janeiro
Celeste Burrill
Robertson
St John
Cebu
Carniola
Smith
St Helena
Thomas Dava
Rowell
Freenburg
Belt
Munro
Liverpool
William Gordon
Crosby
Newcastle
Prince Rupert
O'Malley
New Orleans
Lordon
Ssilea
Concezione
Benvenuto
John Mann
Beveridge
Nyl-Ghau
Butler
Limerick
J W Oliver
Coggeswell
Bizard
Ocean Spray
Pearne
Boston
E. Oporto
Nanny
Wilhelm
Portsmouth
Godeffroy
Sinniy
Ships in Readable Trade Notes Reach New York Harbor
SPOXEN. Ship Leading Wind Bray bound Calcutta to New York reports Aug 26 seventy miles south of Highland New Jersey. Bark Colorado Wyman Hong Kong to New York reported Aug 24 by ship Ringleader at New York with no latitude or longitude given.
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Bray
Calcutta
New York
Highland
Colorado
Wyman
Hong Kong
India Wharf
Landing Place
Newpeneeaseteas
York Pier
North River
H. M. Whitney
Fishermen report Provincetown fishery arrivals and prospects
Provincetown notes two Grand Banks arrivals over 24 hours bringing 6000 quintals of cod for a total of 65,700 quintals across 32 arrivals. The fleet counts 52 sail, eight vessels shifted away, with only two in North Bay. Expected catch may fall 25,000 to 30,000 quintals short of last year. mackerel returns are sparse, with 640 barrels landed so far and no improvement in sight.
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Gloucester
Georges
Grand Bank
Quero
Seal Island
Bay Fundy
Bay St Lawrence
Barre
Provincetown
Grand Banks
North Bay
Capa
Wrecks and Disasters Reported Along Atlantic Coast
Maritime notices describe Lizzie Williams bound for Richibucto NB put into Richibucto for repairs after striking Devil's Limb in fog and listing 12 feet, with cargo discharge underway. Norne wrecks near Sambro after ashore at Halifax entrance. Abbie Dann abandoned and waterlogged. several other vessels reported discharging damaged cargo or condemned, including Gilda, Kennebec, Adelia, and Ida Francis wrecks, with multiple distress and salvage notes across Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, and Boston routes.
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Lizzie Williams
Wellfizet
Cape Cod
Richibucto
Balifax
Samuel Welsh
Boston
Sierra Leone
Yarmouth
Sch Norne
Sambro
Halifax Harbor
North Bay
Abbie Dann
Persian Monarch
New York
London
Batavia
Ave Cristoforo
Ital
Guagino
Samarang
Sourabaya
Cadiz
Gilda
Bozzo
Girgenti Jwy
Gloucester
Gibraltar
Kennebec
Ford
Liverpool
Wilmington
Cal
Adelia
Henrique
St Jorge
Plymouth
Jesse R Atwood
W O Condon
Friendship
Sch
Magnet
Fletcher
Bangor
Salem
Charleston
Ark Immanuel
Nor
Hamburg
Ida Francis
Waldoboro
St Johns
Michael
Capt Butler
Holyrood
Cunard Steamship
Catalonia
Queenstown
San Francisco
St Maginis
Falkland Hill
Edderside
Cork
United Kingdom
Havre
Antwerp
Frilwood
Park Endeavor
Whittiar
Sagua
Virginia
Allen
Pensacola
Greenock
Camden
Rockport
Camden Harbor
Westport
Joha E Pratt
Point Rip
Vineyard Haven
Ella Clifton
New Bedford
Thomas Pope
Arctic
Transatlantic cargo and passenger movements list
Ships and barges from Antwerp, Acapulco, Buenos Ayres, Barbados, Calcutta, Glasgow, Havana, Kingston Jamaica, Belize, St John NB, London, Marseilles, Madeira, Matanzas, Manzanilla, Progreso, Quebec, Queenstown, Ruatan, Swansea, St Thomas, Troon, and other ports sailed or carried cargo in late August. Vessels include Urania, Philadelphia, Plantagenet, Grasbrook, Cambridge, Barracouta, Monsita, Sunlight, Chas Loring, Eros, and many others with destinations including New York, Panama, Demerara, Trinidad, Montevideo, and Buenos Ayres.
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Antwerp
Urania
Sorensen
Philadelphia
Cashier
Telfer
New York
Cambridge
Hurl
Arlington, Beach
Wwatio
Barbados
Glasgow
Cienfuegos
Josephine
Bown
Carbarien
Meath Point
Parisian
Montreal
Hamburg
Eros
Martin
Belt
Munroe
Do. Equique
Fanny
Cann
Vem
Egytian Monarch
Morgan
Manicy
Boston
Ocean King
Denham
A Arseilles
Dida
Clark
Nova
Madeira
Brentford
Payn
Sydney
Matanzas
Uniswick
Cardenas
Delaware
Chiswick
Manzanilla
Joseph Wilde
Bellatty
Brunswick
Pegenpakt Renanaio
St Asaph
Kossacz
York North Sydney
Romeo
Liverpool
Canentury
Peacemaker
Cattarinich
Buenos Ayres
Norden
Pernambuco
R L T
Thompson
Launceston
Tasmania
Carrick
Bradshaw
Fenarth
Einar Tambarskjeiver
Christoffersen
St John
Progreso
Texan
Kingston
Alfred the Great
Whittingham
Newcastle
Marian King
Smith
Fleetwood
Father Point
Concordia
Monreal
Queenstown
Gallia
Murphy
Germanic
Livepool
Ruatan
Sailed and Cleared Ships and Barges Across Ports
Maritime notes list schooners, steamers, barks, and ships sailing and clearing from Providence, Boston, New York, Baltimore, and other ports. Entries name vessels like Rose Easterbrook, Constitution, Laura ser, Livingstone, and many others, with destinations such as New York, Havana, Galveston, and Belfast, plus dates around the 25th to 27th.
Mails Close at Boston Post Office for Cuba and Mexico
Mails for Cuba by rail to Tampa and thence by steamer via Key West close daily at 8 PM. For Mexico closes daily at 7.80 PM. Trans Pacific Mails include Australia Fiji New Zealand Samoan and Sandwich Islands by Mariposa from San Francisco Sept 25 and Tahiti to China Japan and East Indies by City of Sydney from San Francisco Sept 4.
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Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Mexico
Australia
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Samoan
Sandwich Islands
Mariposa
San Francisco
Ae Ee Islands
Tahiti
China
Japan
the East Indies
British East Indies
City of Sydney
Francisco
New York
Galveston
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Na York
Fernandina
Jacksonville
San Ver
Carondelet
Sithean Kk
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Old State House
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Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Boston
Philadelphia
Norman
Long Wharf
Romanrom
Charleston
Savannah
Wilmington
West
H.b.sampson
Train Arrangements for Summer Schedule
Rail schedule details top a new summer timetable starting Monday June 14 1886 with Boston to New York Shore Line services at 10 00 am and 1 00 pm daily plus returns and Sunday variations. Shore Line Mail and other regional routes list departures from Providence Pawtucket Dedham and towns like Hyde Park East Foxboro and Stoughton with mixed Sunday exceptions and late evening returns. A. A. Folsom superintendent notes the complex pattern and notes delays and interlines with the Shore Line from New York and Mansfield connections.
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Fall River
Newport
New York
Fall E i V. River
Boston
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Old State House
Washington and
State Streets
Old Colony
Shore Line
Beturn
Providence
Pawtucket
Steturm
Dodgeville
Aiticpore
North Attieboro
Mianefield
Rietaurn
East Foxboro
Sharon
Canton Junction
Beadville
Rm Hyde Park
Mt. Rope
Clarendon
Forest Hills
Jamaica
Sreturn
Boylatom
Heturz
Roxbury
Dedham
Etarn
Spring Street
West Stoxbury
Highland
Peerw
Stoughton and
Camtom
Stoughton
Mt. Hops
Warren
Bristol
Ree
Toron
Mansfield
Mansfeld
A. A. Folsom
Coastal Steamship Schedule Fragments for New England Routes
A collection of partial timetable entries listing ferry and steamship times across Cohasset Nantasket Beach Weymouth Nantasket area and southern Massachusetts towns with multiple return trips. Mentions Nantucket Cottage City Weeds Hall Fal mouth Monument Reach Hyannis Yar mouth Sandwich Buzzard's Bay Onset Bay Wareham New York Newport Taunton Whitman and South Braintree with varied am and pm times and notes on days of operation and passenger stops.
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Boston
New York
Fall River
Ashmont
Barnstable
Agree
Yarmouth
Sandwich
Betuar
Hyannis
Braintree
Bridgewater
Eres
Brockton
Buozzara’s Bay
Onset Bay
Wareham
Buzzard’s Bay
Meturn
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Wellfleet
Cohasset and Hingham
Cohasset
Hingham
Cottage City
Woods Hall
Woods Holl
New Bedford
East Bridgewater
Abington
East Milton
West Quincy
Amy
Hreturn
East Weymouth
Weymouth
Taunton
Harrison Square
Marshfield
Mattapan
Milton
Neponset
Mattapoisett
Middleboro
Nantasket Beach
Nantucket
Newport
Eorth Easton
Stoughton
Randolph
North Easton
Plymouth
Duxbury
Quincy
Scituate
North Scituate
Sea View
Shawmut
South Duxbury
Central Station
Aee
Dean Street
Whitman and Sorth Weymouth
Whitman
South Weymouth
Wollaston Heights
Bingham
Weymouths
Seituate
Barshfield
Weeds Hall
Falmouth
Monument Reach
South Braintree and Way
South Braintree
Mreturn
Fitchburg Railroad Passenger Schedule July 1886
Detailed timetable for Fitchburg Railroad from Boston to the West with numerous daily and Sunday trains, including express and local services, several sleeping and drawing room cars, and connections to Albany Saratoga Mech and other hubs. Ends with General Superintendent John Adams note.
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West
Syracuse
W. W
Chicago and
St. Louis
Pullman
Chicago
New York Central
St. Feouis
West Shore Railroad
Albany
Trey and the West
S Co
Saratoga
W. BR. R
Echanicville
Saratoga Express
Athol
Tunnel
Bat-land
Meehanicville
Greenfield
North Adams
Gardner
Baldwinville
Orange and
Miller’s Falls
Shelburne Falls
Roynalston and
Erving
West Fitchburg
Wachusett
Westminster
Ashburnham Junction
Ashburnham
Otter Heiver
Wendell
East Deerfield
Montague
West Deerfield
Buckland
Zoar
Bardwell’s
Charlemont
Rieosac
Turner's Falls
Brattleboro
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