ALLISON AND HIS FOES IN TARIFF FIGHT AT SENATE
The tariff debate in the Senate raged as Republicans Allison Aldrich and Hiscock pressed the bill. Senator Gorman urged businesslike action and opposed high duties, while Allison proposed amending steel beams to 1 cent per pound. Democrats, led by McPherson with West Gorman and Harris, argued they must show fight against the President's policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dee
Senate
Allison
Aldrich
Hiscock
Senator Gorman
Maryland
Gorman
Harris
House Democrats
McPherson
New Jersey
West
Beck
Senate debate on tariff bill focuses on steel beams duty
In Washington on December 11 the Senate spent much of the day on the tariff bill. Key talks centered on Mr Harris’s amendment to cut steel beams duties from 11 10 cents to six tenths of a cent per pound. West and Aldrich debated reductions, with West criticizing the steel beam trust as a massive, profit driven entity. Gorman and Allison weighed in on appropriate rates, warning against monopolistic protection while aiming to protect American industry and labor.
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Washtneron
Senate
Harris
West
Sherman
Aldrich
Steel Beam Trust
Carnegie
New York Times
Allison
Steel Trust
Canada
Gorman
Finance Committee
Iowa
Tennessee
Senate Debates Steel Duty Rates Amid Tariff Clash
The discussion centers on steel beam duties and broader tariff policy as senators question wartime finance needs. Reflecting on past measures and industry impacts, speakers reference the Vulcan Iron Works case, copper mines, and the Whiskey and Sugar Trusts. The Harris amendment to cut steel beams fails 20 to 29 with Republicans opposing. finer tariff adjustments follow before adjournment.
Debate on cotton tax refund in House adjourns
Washington December 11 The House resumed debate on a direct tax refund for the cotton tax. Illinois representative Hopkins argued the burden fell on Northern consumers, not Southern payers, with a table showing Illinois paid 188 million and Georgia 4 million in a decade. Mississippi’s Allen urged refund for some states not paying it. Ohio’s Seney proposed diverting funds to education. Alabama’s Herbert challenged constitutionality and uneven per capita refunds. Several others spoke before adjournment at 5 PM.
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Washington
House
Hopkins
Illinois
South
Georgia
Allen
Mississippi
Congress
Seney
Ohio
Herbert
Alabama
Maine
Nebraska
Atlanta University needs and appeals for aid in 1888
In a letter to the Post the Georgia Governor’s position on restoring $8000 to Atlanta University is clarified. He proposed alternatives to direct state funding, while the university appeals for $18,000 this year and a $250,000 endowment, noting 500 students and 26 staff without state support. Donations may be sent to Dr. L Woodworth or Horace Bumstead in Atlanta.
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Atlanta University
Gordon
Georgia
House of Representatives
Glenn
Buile
North
L. Woodworth
Watertown
Mass
Atlanta
Horace Bumstead
Resolutions in Memory of Elisha Atkins at Boston Wharf Co
Boston Wharf Company directors adopted resolutions mourning Elisha Atkins former director for nearly forty years. They praised his counsel influence and fidelity and expressed sorrow at his death. The board ordered a copy sent to his family and to attend his funeral on Wednesday.
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Boston Wharf Company
Elisha Atkins
Atkins
Iroquois to sail New York Jacksonville Clyde line
The steel steamship Iroquois will depart New York next Friday for Jacksonville via Charleston. It will be the first Clyde line ship to leave New York for Jacksonville since August 17, resuming the semi weekly service as travel to and from formerly infected ports becomes unrestricted.
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Iroquois
Clyde Line
New York
Jacksonville
Fla
Charleston
D. C
Largest Fall River Line Steamers Run on Sound This Winter
The Pilgrim and the Providence are in service and sail nightly including Sundays. The line offers the most comfortable passage between the two cities in winter or summer.
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Pilgrim
Providence
Ship News Mini Almanac December 12
Daily maritime brief notes tide and time data with high water around 2 PM. Contains scattered almanac style figures and a partial price mention of 117 dollars for a cargo or service. Readability limited by OCR garble and missing names.
PORT OF BOSTON REPORTS ARRIVALS AND CLEARANCES
The Boston port list shows arrivals including Steamer Samaria from Liverpool with weather, then Lake Ontario with passengers to Brigham and Pillsbury, and G W Jones from Bluefields via Kingston. Several steamers and schooners are cleared or sailing for destinations such as Liverpool Baltimore and Yarmouth, with notes on winds, gales, and rain.
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Samaria
Watt
Liverpool
Alex Martin
Lloyd's
Lake Ontario
Cambell
Brigham & Pillsbury
G W Jones
Lapsley
Bluefields
Nie
Kingston
Jam
G D Emery
C Lombard
Chatham
Howes
Baltimore
Norfolk
George E. Smalley
Pouyer Quartier
Tozzard
Gloucester
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
City of Gloucester
Young
Storm King
Amelia Goreland
Joseph Baker
New York
A’ Smith
Conad
Georgetown
Eldora
Creager
Charlottetown
Harriet
Full
Rockport
Freight and Charter Notices from Manila and Beyond
Charters and freights listed for ships from Manila to Boston New York and beyond. Hemp cargo room for 2000 bales on Bark James S Stone at $7 per four bales, November December sailings with Ship Willie Reed in port. Various vessels fixed for coffee light produce to America and Australia tonnage searches. several cargoes including refined petroleum and case oil priced in shillings pence and lump sums.
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Manila
James S Stone
Boston
New York
Willie Reed
Batavia
America
Australia
Barkshersbergen
Guiseppe Anna
Padang
San Francisco
Patterdale
Cork
Havre
Antwerp
Barks
Europre
Carn Brae
Savannah
Liverpool
Mary L Burrill
Barks Inga
Nord America
Philadelphia
Yolo
Greece
Mary G Reed
Dunkirk
Nova Scotia
Fratelli Dove
Mediterrnean
Case Oil
Pt. East Indies
Gemma C
Java
South America
Terea Lovico
Rosario
General Cargo
Oceanic Freight and Arrivals Roundup from Boothbay and Ports
From Our Correspondents reports steamer traffic and arriving vessels at Boothbay Vineyard Haven Port Hawkesbury Manila Iloilo Patavia and Sourabaya. Listings include ships like Centipede J W Woodruff Edith Tt Gandy Ella T Litue and Clan Macfarlane plus vessels sailing to Philadelphia New York Boston Rockland and Bangor.
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Boothbay
Outer Harbor
Salem
Centipede
Rencurypen
Philadelphia
Hudson
Vaughn
Gloucester
Janet 5
Golding
Boston
St John
James Rourke
Steves
Quaco
Beulah
Lohnes
Shelburne
Elizabeth
Harris
Margaretville
Mindora
Killings
Filsworth
Susan
Hall
Rockland
E L Warren
Colson
Belfast
Alma
Machias
Pushaw
Ludwig
Bangor
Ellen Maria
Clay
Mary Steele
Paschal
Rockport
Lizzie M Bella
Camden
James L Maloy
Kennedy
Hoboken
Portland
A L Perkins
Perry
Millbridge
Joe Carlton
Heal
Lillian
Smith
Vinalhaven
Raven
Warren
Frank Leaning
Norton
Swhs
George P Rust
Hyena
Freddie Eaton
Jessie Hart 2d
Mary E Amsden
Maggie P Smith
Vineyard Haven
lIn Port 10Th
Lavinia Bell
Mary L Allen
A KR Lewis
Silver Heels
A L Mitchell
Hattie
Elizabeth M Cook
Ned P Walker
Valaare
Izetta
Susan N Pickering
Aben Lewis
Eri
Annie
Fort James
Houston
Liverpool
Granite State
Ross
New York
Primus
Heine
Big Bonanza
Andrews
Lincoln
Daly
Francis
Bray
San Francisco
Willie Reed
Yates, Inc
James S Stone
Barr
Cebu
EBU
J V Troop
Fritz
Kepler
Oetken
Abyssinia
Hilton
Iloilo
Tamar
Marshall
Parker
Manila
Patavia
Sarmatian
Morris
Sourabaya
Maritime Shipping Movements Reported Near Atlantic Routes
Reports list several steamers and barks with routes and positions. Umbria bound New York to Liverpool on Dec 9 at lat 41 06, lon 66. Palestine Whiteway Boston to Liverpool on Dec 6 at lat 43 40, lon 44 50. Carthaginian Boston to Glasgow on Dec 9 at lat 45 08, lon 59 57. George R Schofield Dunning Calcutta to New York on Nov 19 at lat 78, lon 34 W. Anna L Taylor Proctor Turk's Island to Providence Dec 9, 40 miles SE by E of Barnegat. Aus bark with letters HKNB 58 days from Baltic to Melbourne at 27 10 N, 2230 W. Marietta D from Genoa to Pensacola. Pen sacola.
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Umbria
New York
Liverpool
Palestine
Whiteway
Boston
Glasgow
George R Schofield
Dunning
Calcutta
Anna L Taylor
Proctor
Turk’s Island
Providence
Barnegat
Aus
Baltic
Melbourne
Marietta
Ital
Pensacola
Genoa
Notice to Mariners Buoy Relocated and Buoys Removed for Winter
New York reports Buoy No 10 in the main ship channel moved about five-eighths of a mile south southwest from its prior position with approximate magnetic bearings to Sandy Hook Light and Romer Light. Portland notes the moose peak light station buoy has been reset and other buoys off Camden and Sheep Porcupine Island have been removed for winter.
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New York
Sandy Hook
Romer
Chapel Cut
Portland
Moose Peak
Camden
Sheep Porcupine Island
Bar Harbor
Letter from Captain Manley Reports Sperm Oil Shipment
A dispatch from Captain Manley aboard the Golden City reports arrival at Brunswick Georgia on December 5 with 160 barrels of sperm oil. The voyage lost the mate, boatsteerer, and a whale during the trip.
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Xew Bedford
Manley
Golden City
Brunswick
Fishermen Tranship Cod From Halifax Schooner To Steamer
The American fishing schooner M A Boston carrying 8500 pounds of cod arrived at Halifax from the banks to refit. This afternoon the catch was transhipped to the steamer Carroll for Boston after permission from the dominion government. The schooner will return to the banks.
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Halifax
Boston
Stearer Carroll
Marine Notes From Across The Atlantic Storms and Wrecks
Shipping news reports multiple vessels stranded or damaged in bad weather. Easington wrecked in the Bosphorus with no lives lost. Gothia towed for repairs after grounding near Copenhagen. several ships leaking or damaged at Gravesend Portland and Port Spain. Crank pin broken on Boston City delaying voyage. many gale impacts and wrecks reported along Atlantic routes and at ports from Bermuda to New Orleans.
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London
Easington
Genoa
Bosphorus
Gothia
Stettin
New York
Copenhagen
Hamburg
Crusader
Gravesend
Antwerp
Marven
Baltimore
Abram Young
McLaughlin
Gothenburg
ST Johns
Boston City
Brunswick
Liverpool
ST Thomas
Fritz Smith
Larsen
Pernambuco
Philadelphia
Westmeath
San Francisco
Ava
Vigo
Clyde
Port Spain
Trinidad
Tybee
Bermuda
Percy
Algiers
Galveston
Lena Breed
Hatteras
Gulf
Jeanne D’arc
Pauillac
Cassie Jameson
Wood's Hall
Savannah
Alvena
Savanilla
Cohassets
Dee
Nantasket Beach
Atlantic City
May & Eva
Brick Aden
Haverstraw
Pilot Yates
Bath
Hyne
Cape Elizabeth
Halifax
Portia
Carroll
Boston
Georgetown
Shi J R Smith
Kennebec
Bangor
Ophir
Machias Starbor
Nassau
Santiago
St Jago
Lucille
Demerara
New Orleans
Palladelphea
Schoomet
Tampee
Barnegate NJ
Elizabeth T Cottingham
Stephen Bennet
Long Bay
Bahamas
Elias
Gladulich
Oran
Maritime ship movements and arrivals in late 19th century ports
A compilation of ship and bark arrivals, sailings, and passages across global ports. Entries include vessels such as Kilmory Wal Manila for New York, Hermann for Shieldsboro, and Shakspere for Bremen to New York, with dates from December and November.
Shipping records from various ports in late November and December
A compressed report lists vessels sailing and in port across global hubs including ASPINWALL AMSTERDAM BUENOS AYRES CALCUTTA CHRISTIANSAND DEAL HALIFAX LIVERPOOL MATANZAS JANEIRO SWANSEA SYDNEY NZ SHANGHAI ST JOHN SIMON'S BAY TABLE BAY VICTORIA. Entries name ships such as Governor Valiant Athlon Alice M Minot and Queen of Scotts with destinations New York San Francisco Liverpool Baltimore Rio Janeiro and more, with dates and captains or owners where available.
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Aspinwall
Governor
Valiant
Liverpool
Amsterdam
Athlon
Dexter
New York
Buenos Ayres
Alice M Minot
Colpy
Portland
Mesch
St Thomas
Kelley
Batavia
Adelphia
Delphia
Probol
Cyprus
Steeves
Philafax
Virginia
Pettigrew
Philaingo
Calcutta
Queen of Scotts
Andora
Davis
San Francisco
Christiansand
Steamer Island
DEAL
Lillian Mingus
Marine
London
Halifax
Peruvian
Stephens
Tian
Hughes
Gualtimore
Nova ScolIaimore
St Johns
Carroll, Brown
Boston
Geo W Sweeney
Hewitt
Philadelphia
Haskell
Pasta Arenas
Sequel
Richards
Lota
Rio Janeiro
Agnes Barton
Knight
Richmond
Place
Swansea
Liela
Montana
Williams
Sydney
ST John
Dee Ethel Granville
Son
Sarah Liunter
Coomas
Givson
Oivia
Was- Mowry
Centennial
Cripps
Tasmanian
Thompson
Simon’s Bay
Canute
Pensacola
Table Bay
Marchesino
Victoria
Departure Bay
Bundaleer
Domestic Ports Update From Apalachicola to Charleston
Domestic ports report ships cleared, arrivals and sailings through Apalachicola Baltimore Brunswick Beaufort Charleston and nearby harbors. Listed are vessels such as CS Bailey Welch Decatur James Barrett and Emma C Middleton with destinations including New York Boston Hoboken Providence and Cuba. Multiple schooners brig and steamers are noted along with last sailing dates and port calls.
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Apalachicola
Pisin
Plummer
Ealee
Cafiero
Buenos Aires
Leonardo
Beaufort
Litsch Anniken
Charlestown
le Midgett
Gills
Minnie Robinson
Washington
Rexulaor Sort
Bridgepc En Eeth
Evans
Dutch Island
New
E L Lockwood
Cedar Keys
Fla
Seth M Todd Clark
Cuba
Charleston
Emma C Middleton
Diverse sailing and port movements across Atlantic routes
The report catalogs ships and steamers clearing, sailing, or in port from numerous ports including Banks Philadelphia Liverpool Balti more and Providence. Vessels such as Etta Comean Frank L P and Eliza B Emery are listed with destinations like New York Boston Philadelphia or Liverpool. Passenger notes include travelers from Liverpool aboard the Lake Ontario.
Boston-bound Vessels Sailed For Boston Dates Listed
A compiled list of ships and vessels sailing toward Boston withOrigins and dates: Annie Stafford Veal from Troilo Aug 31. Antonio Sala from Havana Dec 4. Abosson from St Martins Nov 10. Alice Archer from Aspinwall Oct 0. B P Cheney from Manila June 26. Eugene Hale from Surinam about Nov 25. Rae Reed from Singapore Oct 26. Eudora from Cebu Oct 9. Exile from Buenos Ayres Nov 2. K L Richardson from Port Spain Nov 2 via Turks Island Nov 12. Gebroeders Smit from Passa Rocang via St Helena Oct 20. Gleneida from Buenos Ayres Oct 23. Hancver from Turks Island Nov 21. John M Clerk from Singapore Sept 29. Jupiter from Rosario Sept 29. J A Horsey Miragoane spoken off Castle Island Nov 17. Miriam from Trapani Oct 22. Maina Loa from Manila Aug 8. Nahum Chapin from Rosario Oct 13. Nellie M Johnson from Genoa Oct 30 Aug 30. Ringleader from Manila Sept 14 via Cebu prior to Nov 21. Ruby from Iloilo Aug 8 via Manila Sept 20. St Croix from Sierra Leone Oct 21. Sea Gull leaking at Charleston Oct 24. Snefrid from Rosario Nov 19. others noted with positions or in transit.
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Fioston
Annie Stafford
Veal
Troilo
Vassed
Cebu
Mg Ineen Hughes
Buenos Ayres
Pearce
K. L. Richardson
Delanore
Port Spain
Turks Island
Gebroeders Smit
Mulder
Passarocang
St. Helena
Albermuda
Gleneida
Corning
Hancver
Guptill
John M. Clerk
Pendleton
Singapore
Anne
Jupiter
Ziegahn
Rosario
J. A. Horsey
Dowling
Miragoane
Castle Island
Miriam
Ivancich
Trapani
Tarifa
Gibraltar
Maina Loa
Douglass
Manila
Nahum Chapin
Arey
Am. Sch
Nellie M. Johnson, Brown
Br. Seh
Genoa
Ringleader
Entwistle
Arm. Ship
Anjer
Ruby, Robbins
Br. Ship
Iloilo
St. Croix
Wilson
Sierra Leone
Hampton Roads
Sea Gull
Thompson
Am.bark
West Coast
Africa
Charleston
S. C
Snefrid, Samuelsen
Nor Bark
Mails Close as Boston for Worldwide and Pacific Routes
A historical notice lists mail closing times from Boston and New York for multiple routes. It covers Germany Austria Denmark Sweden Norway Russia Turkey and other European countries via steamships Wieland Orinoco Crown Prince Mexico Claribel and others, with times on Dec 12 13 and 14 and additional Pacific mail details to Society Islands Japan and broader East Asia regions.
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Austria
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Sweden
Norway
Russia
Turkey
Wieland
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Orinoco
Progreso
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Washington
Andes
Waesland
Netherlands
Rotterdam
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Samaria
Boston
Satur Fort Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Hocas del Toro
Fortune Island
Hayti
Belgium
Lee
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Boston & Gloucester Stem Boat Company
North Side Central Wharf
E. & Merchant
Crown Price
Scrivener
A. C. Lombard
Garita
A. Boschi
Pastene & CO
Eastern Railroad Company
The
Causeway Street
Tirst
Francis I, Amory
Boston & Maine Railroad
Lawrence
Chauncey P. Judd
Tremont National Bank of Boston
Congress Street
A. T. Frothingham
Faneuil Hall National Bank OF Boston
South Market Street
M. Tf. G. Hiler
Pemberton Square
Roundy & Hobbs
Court Street