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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1888

Page

3

Memory of Toa Member and Cambridge Reorganization

House actions include eulogies for Dr. Rowse R. Clarke of Northbridge and a special election set for February 27 to fill his Worcester district seat. A bill to exempt liquor trial participants from jury service proposes reorganizing Cambridge registrars of voters and removing the city clerk from the board. Senate debate on limiting Legislature sessions was tabled. Democrats plan a caucus Monday after adjournment.

House of Representatives Rowse R. Clarke Northbridge Worcester Noyes Dr. Clarke Board of Registrars of Voters Cambridge Senate House

Millbury petition to take Singletary pond for water supply

The Senate suspended rules to admit Millbury's petition for authority to take Singletary pond and other sources for a water supply, plus power to buy water from Worcester and issue bonds. Committee reports span labor, public service, and judiciary. various bills recommended passage or disposition. calendar items include death certificates, civil service secretary salary, and liquor law amendments. Brookline Land setback noted with Boston Water Power Company request.

Ladd Millbury Worcester Senator Stevens Committee On Labor Hartwell Committee On Public Service Franklin County Clark Berkshire Committee On the Judiciary House Benjamin Cushing Boston McAlpine Mansfield Lynn Senate Wilmington Fourth District Court Middlesex Civil Service Commission Committee On Mercantile Affairs Boston Water Power Company Brookline Land Company

Insurance Clerk Extra for Clerical Help and Militia Loss Aid

Insurance Commissioner Merrill requested 1300 additional for clerical aid. House, on Ware of Boston motion, ordered printing 1000 extra copies of the topographical survey report and map. Military Affairs recommends funding to cover losses of uniforms and gear for Companies C and G, Sixth Regiment, militia from the Lowell armory fire.

Merrill Ware Boston House Topographical Survey Commission Lowell Public Service Committee Essex Middlesex Frank E. Howard Second District Court Worcester Insurance Department Henry T. Rede South Frmingham Finance Committee Committee On Cities Taunton Cambridge Board of Registrars of Voters Wilde of Maiden Rowse RK. Clarke House of Representatives Commonwealth of Massachusetts Rowse R. Clarke Commonwealth Messrs. Wilde Malden Gile Haggerty Southbridge Hartwell Ayer

Senate considers expanding liens to moving of buildings

Senator Southworth urged a bill to amend section 1, chapter 191, Public Statutes to allow labor liens on moving a building, not just erection or alteration. The push follows A M Richards of Charlestown moving a large Nantasket hotel, who lacked a lien for his labor due to Trask v Searle. The judiciary committee weighs a public hearing as labor officials discuss alleged improprieties in intelligence offices and possible police responses.

Massachusetts Agricultural College Committee On Boston Committee On Fisheries and Game Hanson North River Committee On Public Health Boards of Health Board of Health Senator Southworth Suffolk Senate Judiciary Committee A. M. Richards Charlestown Nantasket Trask Dudley Levi Davis Charlotte Smith Committee On Labor Boston Board of Police Washington Baltimore Richmond New York Messrs. Byrne Pillar Central Labor Union Smith

Reading Miners Strike Probed by U S Committee

A House special committee under Speaker Carlisle opened hearings on the Reading railroad strike. Representative Brumm of Pennsylvania testified that overproduction and concentrated coal control by Heading, Lackawanna and Lehigh, tied to high freight charges, fueled the dispute. He noted miners were authorized to seek arbitration with Reading, which was rejected. President Corbin to testify Monday. committee heads to Philadelphia next Tuesday.

Washington Carlisle Reading Bramm Pennsylvania Lackawanna and Lehigh Philadelphia Reading Railroad Corbin

Farmers Institute opens season with English farm life talk

The second Marshfield Agricultural and Horticultural Society Farmers Institute began at 10 AM in Mansuri eip with large attendance. Rev Alfred Cross of Dighton spoke on Farm Life in England, describing English tenant farmers as comfortable stewards of larger estates. Hon George K Loring of Boston followed with a brief address and discussion, then the gathering dissolved.

Mansurieip Farmers’ Institute Marshfield Agricultural and Horticultural Society Alfred Cross Dighton England Cross South Shore George K. Loring Boston

Testimony Begins in Tyler Insurance Suit in Brooklyn

In Brooklyn on February 10 testimony was given in the suit to recover life insurance proceeds on John Tyler who held $800000 in coverage. Colonel Henry J. Bowen testified that Tyler said he would kill himself to benefit his creditors.

Brooklyn N. Y John Tyler Henry J. Bowen Star Route Fame Tyler

Bowen Faces Humiliating Cross Examination in Trial

Bowen endured a humiliating cross examination about his reputation and record as testimony concluded. The jury is expected to return a sealed verdict tomorrow.

Bowen

Praising Silence Patton Pick Sparks Presbyterian Fuss

The election of Dr. Patton as Princeton College president drew surprise and disappointment among Chicago Presbyterians. Professor David Swing critiqued Patton as lacking dynamic leadership, preferring figures like Roberts or McPherson, and urged a more worldly, animated approach for guiding students.

Curiaco Chicago Dr. Patton Princeton College David Swing Patton Princeton New Jersey Roberts McPherson Walter Scott

Ship News Arrivals and Departures Listed

A brief ship news item lists steamer arrivals and departures, noting vessels in port and expected departures. The notice references the first page for a full list and times.

Notice to Captains at United States Signal Station Boston

Observations recorded on February 10 at 7 am Boston time correspond to noon Greenwich, noting wind and barometer readings. Captains should adjust ship instruments by one one hundredth of an inch for every ten feet above sea level based on daily barometer checks.

United States Boston Greenwich Lewis Wharf Yarmouth Digby Walter Hall Joan G. Hall & CO Chatham Street

Port of Boston Freight Arrivals and Cleared Vessels on Feb 10

The port reports arrivals and clearances including the Venetian from Liverpool with cargo to Thayer & Lincoln, Gen Whitney from New York, Forest City from Portland, and barges from Hoboken. Several steamers and schooners are listed, with conditions described as violent squalls, high seas, and variable weather from the Grand Banks to port. Weather at Cape Cod and Hull noted as wind, snow, and varying visibility.

Venetian Itr Trant Liverpool Muse Thayer & Lincoln Grand Banks Gen Whitney Bearse New York Ul M Whitney Forest City Snowman Portland City of Sooloo van Wort Floboken Lorena St Jago Vineyard Haven Nash, Spariding & Co Whitney Pousland & Co Lucinda Potter Rogers Josiah R Smith Case Norfolk Joshua Baker Kelley Allen Green Megathiin Baltimore Samuel Dilloway Brendige Charles L Mitchell Frost Henry P Mpson Perry Addie Bacon Port Johnson Ann E Valentine Pinkham Tug Seguin Thomas W Slaven Hoboken E Merwin O’brien John C Haynes Hamilton Woodward Abrahams Snow Sir Carrie Norton Hodgdon Siberian Moore Glasgow H& A Allan Cephalonia Barkentine Agnes R Bacon Cape Cod Lizzie Carter Portsmouth

Charters and Freight Rates Across Atlantic Cities

New York charters include German ship Anna bound for Bremen, Adela S. Hills to Corunna, and vessels to Japan, Halifax, and Port-au-Prince with varied cargoes. San Francisco notes Robert L Belknap and Louisiana chartered Cork or UK, while Boston reports shifting coal and pine freight rates with multiple coal charters, ice shipments, and pine term dealings among New York, Boston, Norfolk, Rockport, and other ports.

New York Anna Bremen Harmurg Adela S. Hills Corunna Rice Japan Charleston Jacksonville Cardenas Hatteras Hoboken Portland Sagua Halifax Lee Matanzas Port-au-Prince Petit Goave St Mare Para Savannah Fernandina San Francisco Robert L Belknap Louisiana Cork United Kingdom Corryvgreenan Boston Tarkentine Geneva River Platte Baltimore Rockport Norfolk Richmond Clark’s Cove Washington Portsmouth Hodgdon’s Mills Sih May Williams Boothbay Hoston Philadelphia Fla Brunswick Weymouth

Boathound Freight News From New England Ports

Shipping notes report Bertha Nickerson and Bertha D Nickerson sailing from Boothbay to New York, Aurora Borealis and related vessels to Saint John and Perkataie, with crews shipping for ear start. Gloucester reports multiple small craft and frozen fleet leftovers, including Ethel Maud and others, while Vineyard Haven notes rough weath er and drift ice near Nantucket.

Boothbay Bertha Nickerson Thompson New York Aurora Forealis St John M Gilmore Teel S Nickerson & Son James Pool Lewis Edgdon Hank Her Bertha D Nickerson Cora C Meader Meader Perkataie Jhile Beal Jonesport Aurora Borealis John Gloucester Ethel Maud Bessie M Wells Gertie Evelyn Abby A Snow Amos Cutter Hector Marion Grimes Ethel Georges Newfoundland W OD Daisley Edward 8Ivelett Annie M Jordan Landseer Elie A Neuss Robert J Idwards Alice Alice Jordan Vineyard Haven Helen H Benedict Norfolk Boston Bark Nineveh Bermuda Gulf Stream Nelson Bartlett Thomaston Newport News St Thomas Salt Pond Sea Gull Nantucket Cross Rip

Vessels In Port And At Sea As Ice Delays Prolonged Voyage

The Underwriter and her tow with crew Lulu J C Clifford E M Reed and William Bee returned this afternoon due to ice conditions as westerly winds favor progress. Several vessels remain in port including M Winch Confidence Jennie Cushman Nineveh Navarino Albert D Butler Ks M Reed Lin Helen St Benedict William Bee J Gufford Fred Walton Lucy A Davis and barges Roooo Joel Cook Laurens. Other ships passed or anchored near Squash Meadow Shoal, East end. westward movement limited by ice with several vessels bound for Boston New York Bar Harbor and Halifax awaiting better seas. Wind NNW moderate and clouds prevail.

Lulu J C Clifford E M Reed William Bee M Winch Jennie Cushman Nineveh Schs Navarino Albert D Butler Ks M Reed Luin Helen St Benedict Gufford Fred Walton Lucy A Davis Roooo Joel Cook Laurens J Lermond New Orleans Toston Squash Meadow Shoal Sir Clara Goodwin Boston Ar 10Th Tug Novelty New York Mary Whitridge South Shore Jones Garry L Whiton Kate James Ives Blake Hoboken B L Exton Grearson MM Chase Brewster Worth Amboy Portsmouth Douglass Port Johnson Belfast Charles Bayley Gallant Hoboken Bar Harbor Dart Whittaker St John Harvester McLennan Port Johnson Ayr Fowler Weehawken Adelene Brown Halifax Alaska Horton Cross Rip Falmouth Harold B Cousins Davis Charles & Balch Manson Baltimore James B Pace Thrasher Somerset Lord Lansdowne Archer Glasgow Beaconsfield Cotton Bordeaux Kenilworth Graham Port Antonio Walter Massey Phelan Aspinwall William H Dird Higbee AH Pearry Pearry New Haven Robert J Barr Weaver Savannah Mount Hope Crowley New Bedford RK Woodside Wade Jeanie Lippett Chase Providence Pocahontas Phillips Hattie Williams Perry Lizzie W Harrison Warren Thanemore Montana Texas Berkshire Icis Hatties Williams E B Douglass A F Kindberg E Moore Walker Armington F Walker Sin New Point Rufus E Wood Sanego Brunswick Adelheld & Bertha Evans Montevideo Port Augusta Hogg Liverpool Chatham Mass Barkentine Provincetown Highlands Chatham Bay Hopetown Thompson Tybee Delaware City W Brune Lewis Edgartown Telegraph Portland James Ford Garfield Fall River Mary A Hood Enterprise Robinson Galveston Comal Risk Ocean Prince Milburn Cienfuegos Hyannis Douglas Taynes Dunton Wiscasset Bridgeport Cerdic French Edward H Furber Wentworth Abby K Bentley Kelly Sdis Helen Hasbrouck Sprague Norfolk Bessie H Beach McKeague Jennie E Righter Crossley S A Rudolph Mullen Washington Chase Davis Sooy Robert Morgan St Jago Mark Krone Tonning Pernambuco Sch Belle Brown Port de Paix Elgiva St Ann’s Bay Excelsior Strathay Urquhart Aleppy Curacoa Norton Waesland Antwerp City of Richmond Lahn Bremen Crystal Leith Eleanora Johann Friedrich Hamburg Krone Echelle Brown Persian Monarch Hull Saint Ronans Colon Hekla Copenagen Tower Hill London George W Clyde Holmes Grand Turk Henderson Amalfi Kraeft Lucy P Miller Homer Bucksport la Normandie de Kersabice Havre Zaandam Ponsen Amsterdam City of Chicago Watkins Aurania Hains Miranda Leseman Port Cortez Bergenland Beynon Mineola Bristol Kng Burgandia Dulac Marseilles Bedford Mahon Haddon Hall Carrie Heekie Colcord Port Natal Havana Simmons John H Crandon Mary Jenness Cochran Georgie D Paive Nickerson Pointe-a-Pitre Hell Gate Blue Bird Dickle Olonne France Wood John L Treat McLure Phebe J Woodruff Andrew Adams A & E Hooper Woolley Wood's Hall Newport Jonathan Bourne Robert Byron Willis Rockland Commerce Sch Alice Montgomery Howard Williams Foster Rall River Mark Kate Cardenas Portland Packet Gardner Eastport Reading Philadelphia JL H Wright Jennie A Cheney J Nickerson Tower Harbor Mary Italy Boothbay Mary C Mariner Wharton San Domingo Robert Dillon Leighton Albert Schultz Thatcher Clark’s Cove Benjamin F Poole Davis Sarah Quinn Frank O Dame Rogers Jacob Reed Jickerson Jov Hi Jackson Walston Pensacola Albertson Kilda Yanker Ruth Palmer Smith Dunkirk Genevieve Haley Fernandina Hudson Vaughn Urbino Rotterdam Shields Cilurnum Ona Maharajah Marbella Nederland Griffin Mameluke Newel Carl- Friedrick Ballon Josefa Snow Edward W Schmidt Cramer Rank Vanderherchen Chamberlain Charleston John Wood Fisher Delaware Breakwater Emma C Cotton Ayers A P Nowell Conwail Jacksonville David Bugbee Sowers Matanzas Clara Bergen Dayton Annie F. Conlon Seward Ib Church Connor Panther Anderson Albert W Smith Berry Rockport Richmond Alice Borda Howland Frampton Roads San Francisco Lurline Mattson Hilo

Cold War era Shipping News Snips From Atlantic Ports

A compact compilation of vessel movements with listed ports of origin and destinations. It shows brig and steamer departures or sailings from ports including Alicante Buenos Aires Cardiff Bremen Exmouth Lisbon Liverpool Moville Maryport Newcastle Palermo Portland Bill Pernambuco and The Skerries, with ship names captains and routes to cities like Genoa Penacola New York Hamburg Bremen Acapulco and London.

Alicante Emilia Clampa Ital Catiero Savannah Genoa Buenos Ayres Hansa Ger Lorentzen Pensacola Fearnaught Stafford Portland Celuu Furness Abbey Quinn New York Cardiff Proteus Peterson Cork Tobique Davis Hamburg Bremen Hermann Kuhhmann Baltimore Chesebrough Ericcsson Acapulco Exmouth Nina Nor Hansen FIUME Yoxfora Crosby Isle OF Wight Fidelia Schutte Jessonda Oeselmann Lisbon Mizpah Bonde London Philadelphia Liverpool Sarnia Gibson Moville Anchoria Brown Glasgow Mary Port Braemar Caw Newcastle Bucephalus Nicholson Villa Rios Palermo Servia Smith Pernambuco Fritz Swed Gierb Latimer Robertson San Francisco Skerrles Mark Pohono Jamieson Jiverpouli Tybee

Shipping fragment report with mixed routes and ports

Fragmentary ship movement record lists vessels and routes: Ship Andora from Tacoma to Queens town via Hull on Jan 16, coordinates lat 5 N lon 27 W. Another entry notes Ship d B Brown from Antwerp to San Francisco with December 3 date and flat 40 42 5, plus a cryptic 1 1 GS 11.

Andora Davb Portland Hull Dickson

Bark Vincenzo Perotti Passes Near Bermuda to Barbados

New York reports Bark Vincenzo Perotti abandoned then sailed January 3 from Bermuda to Barbados via sch Maggie, with February 1 Boston dispatch noting a wreck near Nau Light and a vessel’s gangway washed ashore. A second report from Buenos Aires describes Bark Shetland Haskell arriving near New England.

New York Vincenzo Perotti Maggie Bermuda Barbados Boston Shetland Haskell Buenos Ayres Nau- Light Boston Light

Lent Brings Activity to Gloucester Fish Market

Gloucester reports increased market activity as Lent nears with large fish shipments and light receipts after weeks of bad weather. Forty vessels have engaged in the herring trade this season, with eight more due, while frozen stock mainly from Newfoundland is flowing in and several cargoes head to New York and Philadelphia. Fresh halibut prices are at the year's high.

Gloucester Georges Western Bank Newfoundland New York Philadelphia

Weather and ship news from Boston to Hyannis

Maritime reports recount Bark Maggie Browne Davies slow passage from Matanzas to Boston with westerlies, Elva E Pettengill wreck near Sandy Cay Reef, Maine and Clowes ashore near Broad Kiln, Horsley seas damaged, and Panope sinking off Bishop and Clerk's Light with frozen harbor conditions in Marblehead and Wellfield aiding off Beaufort.

Boston Maggie Browne, Davies Matanzas Cape Ratteras Rales William J. Stuart Richmond, Me Pascaroula Wellman, Hall & Co Nassau Elva E Pettengill Portland Dodge, Cienfuegos New York Sandy Cay Reef Philadelphia Maine Swansea Ian Delaware Sir William E Clowes, Penny Charleston Broad Kiln Harbor London Horsley Baltimore Leith Borderer Manley Annie M Law Preut Dunkirk Concezione 8 Almeria United States Hilma Manila Sone Virown United States District Court Long Island Sound Marblehead Mercury Beaufort Wellfield United Kingdom Hyannis Mass Dixon Torrey Panope St John Bishop and Clerk’s Light

Ne typeset ship departures and arrivals from multiple ports

A period list records numerous vessels sailing or in port across global ports including Antig ua Santa Cruz Demerara Havana Halifax Liverpool Manila Matanza s Nassau Oporto and Ponce with details on ship names masters routes and destinations. The fragmentary entries mention bark J B Rabel Waldemar Alden Besse and Caledonia among others along with arrivals such as Our Annie and Ism ond and departures for New York Philadelphia and Rio de Janeiro.

Antigua Melvin Abbott Demerara Bhristol Bark Forest Perry Newark Cardenas J B Rabel Sawyer Philadelphia George W F Pennimore Magee M Bird Merrit Sarah A Fuller Hart New York Caibarlen Curtis Ackerly Boule Mobile Calabria Palmer Sagua Havana Wan-bun Welsh Gertrude Abbott Champion San Marcos Halifax -Ar Zingara Hammett Arroyo Jane Fala Woods Kingston Jamaica J Mnnson Campbell Porto Rico May Manning St Johns Ismond Isabella Liverpool Ashton Leary St John England Lisltu Chic Davies Manila Bolivia Puxley San Francisco Moodyville Anna Bertha Royal Roads Matanzas Boston City Davies Philadelphia Caledonia Lorentsen Gov Hall Cain Aspinwall Nanatamo UCF James Garfield Woodbury Baltimore Caroline Gray Pillsbury Nassau George W Lockner Mark Christina L Edmonton Savannah Lizzie Carr Brown Nuevitas Oporto-Ar Little Willie Tippetts

Maritime arrivals and sailings from January to February

The list details vessels including the bark Nariva Reed sailing to New York from Rio Janeiro and several ships and steamers such as Celtic Irving D H Morris Pierre Anita Gem and A G Heisler from various ports with destinations like New York Marin and Demerara. Also noted are the steamer Bengore Head Ems and Burnley sailing to multiple destinations and ports including Philadelphia Cardenas and the Windward Islands.

Marin G Heisler Ebb Lunenburg Gem Wallace Clytie Laughton Moile Nellie R Rumball Rumball Cardenas Payson Tucker Tucker Delaware Breakwater Swansea Bengore Philadelphia Southampton Ems Bremen New York Trinidad Burnley Greenock Demerara Windward Islands

City of Glasgow and many ships sail patterns in harbor notes

Port and coastal notices from ASTORIA to SAN FRANCISCO detail sailing and clearance of bark Mary, Estella, King Alfred, and others for Baltimore San Diego and more. Bruns wick and Chatham reports include ice and snow conditions. passenger arrivals list travelers from New York and Boston aboard Cunard and Transatlantique ships.

Astoria City of Glasgow Ingram Portland

Vessels Sailed for Boston From Various Ports

The following vessels have sailed for Boston on or about the stated dates Appar Wooster from Buenos Ayres ec. 17 Zoran from Rio Grande do Sul ec. 29 Au Sable from Cardenas about Jan. 31 Pandt from Melbourne. Nov. 24

Boston Appar Wooster Buenos Ayres Sae Zoran Rio Grande Do Sul Au Sable Locke Cardenas Dele Pandt Gar Melbourne

Direct service details for Norway and Cuba by steamship and rail

For Norway, direct specially addressed from New York via steamship Geiser arriving Monday Feb 18. For Cuba, rail to Tampa then steamship via Key West closes Boston daily at 9 00 P M. For Mexico closes at 5 30 P M.

Norway Geiser New York Cuba Tampa Fla Key West Boston Mexico

Trans-Pacific Mails From Boston Office Notice

Mail will close at Boston office Thursday March 1 at 1 PAL. Correspondence for trans Pacific mails should be mailed in Boston at least eight days previous to date given above. For China Japan and East Indies from San Francisco Feb 21 via Belgic Hawaiian Islands Feb 28 via Australia Society Islands Feb 29 via Tahiti Australia Fiji New Zealand Samoan and Hawaiian Islands March 7 via Alameda.

China Japan the East Indies British India Belgic San Francisco Hawaiian Islands Australia Society Islands Tahiti Fiji Islands New Zealand Samoan Alameda Boston PAL

Outgoing Steamers From Boston Schedule by Date

A list of sailing ships and departure times from Boston in February and March. Entries include names such as Glasgow Spartan Parthian Gate City Berkshire Chatham Norseman Spartan and ports like Philadelphia Baltimore Liverpool Savannah Hamburg with agents like Warren & Co E B Sampson Geo E Smalley and H and A Allan.

Siberian Glasgow Allan Spartan Phil Sampson DH Miller Baltimore G & Smalley Dowa Liverpool Warren & Co Parthian Phil’d’lp’a Sampson Berkshire Geo Smalley Gate City Savannah Rich’n & Barn Catalonia Alex Martin Chatham Geo E Smalley Norman Sampoon Cremon Hamburg A Adams&Co Scandinavian H& A Allan Norseman Spartan Phil'd'lp E B Sampson D l Milier Geo E Smalley Allan Antwerp Adams&Co Palmyra Macon Rich’n

Shipping Schedules and Freight Agents Listing

A busy port notice lists sailing agents and departure times for multiple lines across Liverpool Glasgow and Antwerp. It includes entries for PWright & Sons Chicago and California offices, Henderson Bros Normandie Havre, and various steamers such as Norseman Cremin Adriatic and Palmyra with due dates in February.

Penne Ce Desstinut Seite Agents Liverpool VH Brown & Co Antwerp Pwright & Sons Cy Chicago Pwright & Sons California Hamburg Co Oithiopia Glasgow Henderson Bros Normandie Havre Louis de Bebian Zaandam Codiat K’eh Edge Co Mexico Havana Cebadlos Lahn Dremen Toenann & Co Spain FWJ Hurst Adriatic Wiee Ismay St of Nevada Baldwin & Co Moravia Kunhardt & Co Aurania Hestzenland

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