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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1888

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3

Free Jute Bagging Bill Highlighted in Reagan Speech

In Washington on August 20 Senator Reagan introduced a bill to allow duty free import of jute bagging. He cited a trust raising prices and urged Congress to remove the tariff to aid planters. The day featured extensive Senate debate on Sundry Civil Appropriations and tariff retaliation among party lines.

Congress Senator Reagan Washinoton Reagan Committee On Finance Senate Berry Hale Maine Arkansas Bute Allison Tiur Clevend Repubican Press Democratic Party Mr. Arthur Alabama Cleveland Responsive Iowa Blair Gorman George Sherman United States Greatritain Canada Frye Sault Ste. Marie Mr. George J. Allison Vance Beck Grant Cleveland

Senate in House Debates On Temporary Government Expenditures

Washington Aug 29 Mr Forney of Alabama asked unanimous consent to introduce a joint resolution to provide temporarily until Sept 10 for government expenditures. He noted all appropriation bills passed except army and sundry civil. Townshend of Illinois expected army bill to be disposed today or tomorrow. Cheadle of Indiana remarks follow.

House Blount Georgia Forney Cheadle Oklahoma Hooker Mississippi United States Holman Indiana Payson Peters Kansas Anderson Iowa Perkins Messrs. Nelson and Lind Minnesota Heard Missouri Springer Illinois Washington Alabama Townshend

Merchants Welcome Support For Boston’s Business Movement

A Boston merchants circular prompts pledges from leading firms to back a city wide support drive. Participants include Boston Marble Company, Blake & Ripley, Carter & Kilham, Rhodes Ripley, Chase & Hartley, W M Lowney, Parker Holmes, D Maynard, Bradford Thomas, Frost Co, Jacob Wirdond, Fiske Co, Claflin L Hall, North Co, Fred Robbins, Tapley & Leonard, Ware & Sons, Dana Co, Ames Plow, Metcalf, Wilson, Weeks Co, Newell Co, Smith Bates, Whit ney Pousland, Ames, Gustave Efaa, Walter Stetson, Caswell Livermore, Kasnosky, Sampson Co, Sawyer, J Oster, Peabody & Wilmer, Ice Pay banks, Baker Co, Lead Mfg, Danforth Clarke, Walter Baker, Henry F Miller, Holder Herrick, May Winslow.

Merchants’ Committee Boston B. F. Southwick & Co Boston Marble Company Blake & Ripley Carter, Carter & Kilham Rhodes, Ripley & Co Chase & A. H. A. Hartley & Co W. M. Lowney & Co Hathaway Ye Fay & Wood A. Sawtell & Co Glidden Curtis Fales Lehy, Forbes, Haywen C. H. North & Co H. Ww ‘Aie Co Fred Robbins & Co A. P. Tapley Leonard Ware & Sons T Dana & Co Paine Furniture Company Cobb, Bates & Yerxa Metcalf & Co Wilson, la Larrabee & Co Pene Fenno & Co Norcross, Beece & Co Whitney, Pousland & Co C. Az Morey Churchill Morey Weeks & Co Wheeler, Conantot T.C Newell & Co Smith, Bates & Co Fa Arence & Co Saville Somes Case Leland & Co Albion Milling Company Week & Potter Lancaster & Co W. H. Horton, A. H. Hardy & Go. Ames Plow Company, Gustave Efa Ss J. Brown & Co Walter Stetson

Incoming steamers to Boston and ports listed by date

A dated maritime listing shows incoming steamers to Boston and other ports with delivery dates in August and September. Entries include ship names such as Yarmouth, Hondo, Gate City, Scythia, Venetian, City of Macon, Palestine, and Cephalonia, with consignors like Warren & Co and Furness. Destinations include Liverpool, Antwerp, Halifax, Savannah, and more, along with corresponding August or September dates.

Poman Liverpool Warren & Co Yarmouth G Hall & Co Hondo Jarmalea Bost FruitCo Martin Gate Savannah Rich'’n&Barn Hall & Co Santiago Hull Sand’rs'n &Son Carroll Halifax Har'son Loring Mareca Antwerp Furness P de Coninck Jill & Soo Macon Rich’n& Barn Palestine Worcester Yar’son Lpring Iowa Warren & Co Cephalonia

Due dates and consignments listed across ports and ships

A dated shipping note shows multiple consignments with due dates from August to September, listing destinations such as Antwerp Glasgow Rome Liverpool Bremen and Hamburg. Firms include Wright & Sons, Henders on Bros, Oelrichs & Co, Kunhardt & Co, Brown & Co, and Underhill with vessels and ports like City of Rome Servia Celtic and Alaska.

Rhynland Antwerp Wright&Sons Indiana Glasgow Baldwin Armsterdam Power Edge & Co Rome Liverpool Henders’n Bros Celtic Ismay Lahn Bremen Oelrichs & Co City of Chicago Wright Underhill

Outgoing Steamers From Boston Schedule Note

A list of ships sailing from Boston from Aug 30 to Sept 8 with destinations including Macon Savannah Yarmouth Liverpool Philadelphia Halifax and Philadelphia again. Names include Richin and Barnard G Hall and Co Sampson Warren Co Carrol Harrison Lori g Spartan and others with sailing times from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM and several entries noting dates Sept 1 4 5 7 8 and ports like Liverpool London Philadelphia and Savannah.

Salh Agenta Macon Savannah Rich'’n& Barn Yarmouth G Hall & Co Tisostenian Liverpool London Purneas Bils Samaria Alex Martin Norman Phil'd'p Sampson Worcester Halifax Ha’ris Roman Erpool Parthian Philad’hia Gate City Patthe’ N & Barn J G Hall & Co sCephaions Philadelphia Boston Norman Long Wharf Charleston Wilmington West

Shipping Schedule from Glasgow to New York and Liverpool

The August schedule lists multiple departures from Glasgow to New York and Liverpool with various shippers and approximate times. Notable entries include Circassia from Glasgow at 1.00 PM and Nevada from Liverpool at 38.00 PM under Underhill Mail steamers.

Ship News Notice to Captains at Boston Signal Station

Observation made Aug. 29 at 8 am Boston time 1 pm Greenwich. Wind and weather show fresh breeze clear. Captains using barometer readings at the hour can adjust error. add one hundredth inch per ten feet above sea level. Miniature Almanac lists Thursday Aug 30 high water 6:45 pm and moon phase.

United States Boston

Collection of Atlantic Shipping Atomized News

Long list of arrivals, Cleared, and sailings across ports including Boston, Halifax, Newport News, New York, and Yokohama. Contains vessel names such as New Brunswick, Herman Winter, Wilkesbarre, Katahdin, Tremont, City of Gloucester, Edmand Burns, Mary Rose, Acara, Charles E Schmidt, Jeanie Lippett, Lavinia Campbell, J Glover, Florence EK Tower, and many others with routes to and from NS, NB, ME, PA, VA, and international ports. Includes cargoes, passengers, and notices of clearance and sailing schedules with multiple ships and barkentines listed.

New Brunswick Colby Annapolis Digby Muse Wil Kilby Herman Winter Hallett New York H M Whitney Wilkesbarre Cates Port Johnson Katahdin Pierce Bangor Tremont Donovan Portland City of Gloucester Young Gloucester Brbrig Foster Salmon Brech ‘Eraphine Chute Bea River Brech Walter P Hall Ida Hudson Collins Rockland W C Norcross Robinson Rockport Eldora Wallace Millbridge Virginia Moon Sullivan Swis J. Glover Maxwell Yankee Maid Treat RS Kenney Shaw Knowles Lamartine Eaton Deer Isle George P Rust Brocklebank Ipswich Mary Steele Paschal Lanesville

Freight and Charter Market Dull but Rates Strong on Grain and Petroleum

FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS NEW YORK Bus 29 reports dull market across departments while rates stay firm for grain room and refined petroleum. Charters include Steamer stroma for general cargo to Demerara, Chilian for petroleum, Mars to Venezuela with 20000 cases refined petroleum from Philadelphia to the Mediterranean, Adele carrying 16000 cases refined petroleum Philadelphia to Lisbon, Liadema lumber from Pensacola to Rosario, 18000 pounds sterling, Armenia and Lovelorff with refined petroleum from Philadelphia to Lava and New York respectively, and John J Marsh moving general cargo from New York to Ponce via Turks Island. Portland charters list John J Marsh salt transit, Hyverion to Martinique, Glory Davis and Talbot to New York, Edward Waite to Philadelphia, Maggie Dali Portland to Philadelphia, St Thomas to Buenos Aires, Cromwell to Washington, Grace Webster to Glen Cove, and Canton coal Philadelphia to Portland.

New York Stroma Demerara Chilian Mars Venezuela Lazarro Biapehl Philadelphia Mediterranean Ark Adele Voleum Lisbon Annie J Marshall Rotterdam Liadema Pensacola Rosario Lovelorf Maite Armenia Lava Portland John J Marsh Ponce Turks Island North Boothbay Maggie Dali St Thomas Vortland Buenos Aires Schenj C Cromwell Kennebec Washington Grace Webster Glen Cove Canton

Gloucester and coastal ships report cod and halibut receipts

Gloucester and Salem region vessels report fish receipts totaling 254000 pounds cod 17000 pounds halibut and 5000 pounds hake with multiple schooners steamers and tugs listed as sailing clearing or arrived from Bangor New York Philadelphia Boston and other ports amid northwest winds and clear conditions.

Gloucester Icis Magnolia Lulu & Williams Grand Banks Busblight Arrie W Babson Mary A Clark Marc Cuatle Alaska George Shattuck Bangor Salem Henry C Chester Clark Calais Emma C Cotton Ayres Philadelphia James Neilsen Hopkins Beverly Jennie Pillsbury Wall Elizabethport Abbie Hodgman Wendleton New York Blanche Hopkins Tunnel Baltimore Gracie D Buchanan Potter Boothbay Lizzie Poor Dickey Boston Raven Small Lucy P Miller Homer Atwood Perth Amboy Lucy M Collins Kendall Hoboken Delaware Arey Omaha Dorr Centurian Linnell Wiliam Slater Ruth Pends Lowell Nellie Doe Winslow Norfolk Lizzie Hich Rich Quincy Edward B Lesseming Davidson Lynn Josiah Hart Sproul Hattie G Mevarland Dodge Addie G Bryant Lester A Lewis Pendleon Medford Kul Jock Vineyard Haven Serena Norwich Eva Adell Lord New London Alpine Marshall Milford New Zealand Dawes Globe Hutchins Connecticut Creamer Cicerokees Provincetown Mary Lymburner Ficket Newark Cleaver Edward Stewart Harlow Icis Corvo Kennedy Rondout Artemus Patterson Shulee Bawa Robinson John Stroup Fisher Sea Pigeon Eaton Steaven New Haven Edwin Astevens Wee James Nichols Kimball Haggerhill Schwo Brothers Providence Eranen Olivia Williams St John Clara Clarita Eliza B Emery Awn Scha Kallas Hip James Galatea Kennebec Gardiner Henry B Metcalf Fossett Augusta Newark NJ Scha Bllow Corvo F Arthemus Edward A Stevens Ichennebec Eldridge Gerry William Butman

Maritime Steamers and Barks Sailed and Passed List

A compressed shipping notice lists multiple vessels with origins and destinations. Entries include brig Fortunes and bark Solon sailing from Antwerp to Bordeaux, and Ocean sailing for the United States. Also noted are ships from Hamburg, Havre, Liverpool, Lisbon, and Ghent with crews and routes to Philadelphia, San Francisco, Charleston, and New York.

Antwer Solon Nor Pettesen Savannah Bordeaux Salled Eduard New York Bergen Adriadne Hansen Philadelphia Ocean United States Cardiff Indiana Morrison Acapulco Dublin Herat Nicholson An Francisco Danglness Belt Munro Antwerp Greenock Fortune Daniel St Johns Ghent Chignecto Knowlton Hamburg Voluna Charleston Earl Granville Davis San Francisco Friedlander Bellmer Hanna Muns Alice Schungel Havre Edward Swed Akermark Kinsale Ornen Bay Verte Great Britain Port Gordon Gibbs Santa Rosalia Fer Ao Liverpool Queen Galveston Bertha Hanevold Parrsboro Bruce McKay Pensacola Lisbon Selina Stanford Ital Starita Lizard J I Smith Tingley Frederica

Notice to Mariners Report on Missing Buoy Near Pollock Rip

Captain Pearce of the Henry Sutton reports the only buoy No 4 near Pollock Rip Lightship was missing at noon on August 26. The alert warns mariners to navigate with caution in the area until further notice.

Pearce Sch Henry Sutton Pollock Rip Il Ain Ang 26

Whalers report scarce whales near Japan Sea voyage

Captain Smith of bark Charles Morgan reports from Vladivostok July 18 that two whales were taken. He also notes bark Josephine Simih of New Bedford on July 4 with one whale and that other vessels in the fleet have the same conditions, whales remaining shy and scarce.

New Bedford Smith Charles Morgan Vladivostok Japan Sea Josephine Simih

Erratic 19th Century Shipping Notices Recount Port Destinations

A string of maritime notices lists ships and voyages with ports such as San Francisco Havana Valparaiso Astoria Bremen Batavia and Melbourne. Entries include vessel names captains departure dates and positions in latitude and longitude. some dates appear corrupted or incomplete, reflecting OCR noise. The fragment reads like a compiled shipping schedule from a newspaper page.

Vast Atlantic Storm Reports And Vessel Distress

New York reports Edith Gordon passing two large waterspouts off Jamaica and altering course. Philadelphia notes heavy weather and a broken foregale. Norfolk dispatches a coal schooner blown off course with three feet of water in the hold and wrecked rigging. Quebec mentions bark Gye crew disputes and possible rescuers. St John port officials cite brig Gale damage and cargo discharge. Portland notes collision near Cape Elizabeth. London reports Kate fire at Odessa and Bristol docked ships. Multiple vessels in distress and salvage efforts across Atlantic ports.

Alexandria Salled Ach Samos Baltimore Decature Miller Taylor Boston Eldridge Bull River AW Coos Henderson Charleston Agnes Manning Birdsall New York Janes H Hoyt Kisosway Hoboken Cassie F Bronson Kennett Salem Frank M Howes McKinnon Wilmington C C Dame Daniels Boson Teamer Caspian Schs Harriet C Kerlin Albert H Cross James Pluoyt Frank Malones Cosmopolitan St Vincent Gladiolas St Lucia Kunswick Alpha Eliassen Barbidus John Blach Porter Buenos Ayres Thomas RK Pillsbury Pitcher Atkinson Donahue Philadelphia Frank McDonnell Carman James Leach Port Spain Washington, DC William H Keeney Smith Salles Ercole Albano Hamburg Robert A Snow Blackington Rockport Duich Island Harbor Orrie Drisko Richardson St John Susan Ross Rawley Belle R Hull Hart Providence Dover W Headdell Lanesville Saulsbury Bangor Danversport Thomas E Fenton Averill Port Liberty Fal River Sachs J R Sherwood Richard Law Sally , Ponder Lincoln Taunton P King Orrison Sarah Quinn Lynch Somerset Hyannis Swhs Fawn Robinson Keystone Wilder Mabel Thomas Coombs O M Merilil Grace Webster H E Russell Delight Hodygdon Monroe Jane Ad Simpson Yuaeepe Wapella Sewis Augustus Hunt Bath E Fl Weaver A Haven Wm Young Mabel Phillips Suston Enrique Averastura Cienfiegos Nathan Lawrence Haines Grace K Seymour Dlelines Newport News Wensleydale Frederickson Richmond Jenny Weat Point Ellen Tobin Hawkins New Haven Megunticook Hatch Caracoa Icis Fortune Ellis J B Ogden Cole Ernambuco Jersey City Bristol Swansea HA Witt Vallia Bermuda Bulder Pitt Hermuda Steven Morgine Heaton Charley Bucks Tndolph Oak Woods Narragansett Pier Emma Knowles Portland Mary Rockland John S Cass Spartel Hillsboro Cricec Gellert Kuhlwein Athos Low Kingston Jam Magara Reilig Havana Alianca Beers Nantos State of Nebraska Laes Glasgow HaZtenl Republic Compton Port de Pax Orinoco Galvin Basse Terre Whiathrop Bragg Josephine Brown Rio Janeiro Augustino C Cosuuch Cae Brazos Edgett Batavia Schs F Windward Islands Edith Godden St Ann’s Bay Uaytien Republic Turk’s Island Niagara Ajlinea Eleanora Hell Gate 24Th Swis Bess Stella Haux A Heaton L’etty H Prescott Wareham L Crocker Newport Torbet Weaver Sayresville Addie Randall Buckingham James M Bayles Heyner New New York New London Dorchester Harry Mathers Barrington Codecuh Southard Charles Woolsley Yarmouth Mattie J Alles Crockett Woodbridge Cleare Victory Twilight Bennett Provincetown Cornelius Horner Tenant S Harbor Xatler Williamsport Port Ludlow Snow & Burgess Santa Rosalia Frank Herbert Barnwell Mumford St Jago Barmoor Gréy Pottsville Ritson Salem Norman Snow Ragnhild Dhi Helaingfors Samuel Castner Lake Saco H L Slaught Cook Meer- Oeld Godfrey Nellie A Drury Wilson Gardiner Abby L Dow Townsend Lynn J K Manning Gandy J C Clifford Cornon Swilverland Antwerp Lindesnaer Tonsberg North Anglia Bonn Perth Amboy Norombega Haraing Ralph M Hayward Baxter New York. Ar 28Th, Sch M M Merriman Borden Princeton Gray Hortensia Muller Petty Mary Sands Greenleaf San Francisco Saip Sumatra Olsen Port Discovery Elsinore Simonson Columbia River Alexander McCallum Tatarsel Liverpool Tacoma Otis River Nith Queenstown Chinsura Williams Cyrus Wakefield Hibbard Havre San Pedro Eastern Monarch Jones Sydney Nsw Lancaster Castle Thorp Stonington Conn Clark Payne South Amboy Niantic Blydenburg Port Johnson Chattahoochee Canada Warner Ark Shirley Boyan Washington Belle Brown Perry Maury Sedgley Philadelphia; Seis Sarah C Smith Uobelle Krown Sawyer Edith Gordon Jamaica John McLaggan Demerara Norfolk Seir Arthur Simpson, Smith Portsmouth Fenwick's Island Sir Charles FP Linnickson L’eters & Steed Portsimouth Quebec Kross & Co Gye Tait St Johns le Courdais 4Twil le Cordais Atlantic Ihe Gylfe Messrs Rosa & Co Ort Ark Rebekka Rotterdam Newfoundland Escalona Shields Montreal Matane J B Atkinson Jardiner Wiles Cape Elizabeth W Dexter London Kate Odessa Brooklyn City Fitt Avon Emir. Larsen Sheet Harbor Bordeaux Falmouth Kate Burrill Londonderry

Foreign Ports Log Highlights Ocean Movements and Clearances

An accumulated record of ships arriving and departing ports worldwide including Antwerp, Amsterdam, Cape Town, Havana, New York, Boston, Bremen, Liverpool, Halifax, Portland, and Vancouver. It lists vessels by name, master, cargo or destination, and clearance dates from Aug 21 to Aug 28, with multiple brigs, steamers, and schooners noted for trade routes and breakwater duties.

Antwerp Rhine Macumber New York Amsterdam Bedford Cape Town Cgh Leon Kichiaz Delaware Streeas mi Cardenas Arc Progress Faircloth Havana Canso George W Cushing Banks Cleneurgos James Phinney North Bear River Ocean Pearl Doull Caroline Gray Rowe Atibarien Antonio Sala Pierce Cardife Paramatta Hegnander Queber Caibarien Hamburg Laguna lIn Port Almogavar Liverpool City of Jas Ok Pene Suret Maurillus Port Ju Bertha Brisbane Janate Skelfield Korseay False Point Algo Erins Isle Waycott Calcutta Oren Mary J Baker Scovill Sorel Lake Ontario Campbell Clare Ieney Sydney R Sone Mastanzas Sarah A Staples Guy Pascesenles Warden Valentine Philadelphia Eers North Sydney Sentinel Gray Tralee Cydonia Winspear Amaterdam Ydun Hogerman Baltic Ymouth Valborg Ludvigsen Quebec Para—Sullen Cyril Port Antonio Jam Boston UEBEC Mount Pleasant Pedersen Port Glasgow Amaranthe Cranzle Montevideo Thessle Louise Smith Barbados Donald Ferguson Belfast Revekka Bull Deay Clearend Northum Ro Foote Cynthia Taylor Montreal Siberian Secredo Sarnia Gibson Kio Jankeiro HB Cann Cann Cardiff Hibucto Barka Macleod Fulton Konoa Thompson Burs Velona Andrewe Jago Cuba Ardanrigh Glover Clenfuegos Barka de Zaldo Miller Guantanamo Buteshire John Nellie Bruce Somane Florida Priest Harvester McLennan Puerto Riqueno Vancouver Bcc Earl Granville Copp San Diego

Mails Close at Boston and Routes via Various Steamships

Shipping schedule notes mail closings for St Thomas St Croix via various routes from New York including connections through Barbados Trinidad Demerara Brazil La Plata Jamaica Havre Brestana Brittany and other European ports. Specific times listed for different destinations on Friday August 31 with multiple sailing lines such as Alliance Circeasia La Bretagne Stoma Cluribel and Elbe.

Rateamship Colorado New York Aus Cssseeeyers Huyl Curacoa Venezuela Trinidad Britiah Dutch Guiana Maurita Eee Leon Wieceem Great Britain Ireland Samaria Boston Nova Scotia Miquelon Newfoundland Halifax Worcester Cuba Tampa Fla Key West St. Thomas and St. Croix St Thomas Barbados Demerara Brazil la Plata la Bretagne British Stoma Riday Europe Southampton Bremen Hip Elbe Queenstown Liverpool Aceamship Etruria Feder Mul Aeeion Aiee Hahamaslands Hlaytt Ateamshi Cluribel AD Blin Vscea Eenhars Central America South Pacific Aspinivall Costa Rica Guatemala

Boston Bound Vessels Sail From Various Ports

The list shows vessels sailing toward Boston with dates and origins including Ararat from Montevideo around July 20, Assur from Rio Grande do Sul July 30, Adolph Obrig from Hiogo May 9, Emily F Whitney from Manila July 10, Eugene Hale from Surinam Aug 13, Elissa from Rangoon June 12, Georgie from Rio Grande do Sul July 17, via Aug 11 20 miles east of Absecum Hoogly from Penang June 30, indepensenow from Caleta Buena July 16, Neptune from Fayal July 18, Mary Chapman noted at Halifax Aug 21 for revisions, Pilgrims from Zanzibar June 7 via Madagascar, Tommasino from Buenos Ayres June 5, Vega from Buenos Ayres July 14, Xenia from Manila April 25, and Passed Anjer June 4.

Boston Ararat Axelsen Montevideo Assur Kaisen Nor. Dark Rio Grande Do Sul Adolph Obrig Peterson Dark Hiogo Emily F. Whitney Robbins Am. Ship Manila Eugene Hale Harding Brig Surinam Elissa Chaddock Iir. Bark Rangoon Georgie Coalfleet Absecum Haifax Mary Chapman Kyffen Br. Bark Rosario Pilgrims Freeman Am. Bark Zanzibar Madagascar Zanzibr Tommasino Caprice Lal Buenos Ayres Vega Hagelund Nor Bark Xenia Reynolds Anjer

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