Massachusetts Railroads Report Highlights Heating Cars and Safe Tracks
The twenty first annual Massachusetts Board of Railroad Commissioners report to the House discusses heating passenger cars with steam and electric systems, freight car brakes, bridges, signals, grade crossing rules, trespasser fatalities, and rail line finances. It notes Massachusetts street railways, electric power transitions, and projected depot considerations in Boston.
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Masschusetts Board of Railroad Commissioners
House of Representatives
New Haven & Hartford
Beir
George F. Swain
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Old Colony
Boston
New York
Massachusetts
West End
West End Street Railway
Exro
Boston & Maine
Boston & Lowell
New York & New England
Grafton & Upton
Central Mlassachusetts
Providence & Worcester
Ethics of Property and Americas Fourth Centenary in The Forum
February Forum opens with W Lilly arguing socialism harms civilization and cooperation holds future promise. General Walker discusses World's Fair sites and US national individuality. Major Powell urges archaeology focus. Leonard Bacon argues independents can reform parties, citing Curtis and Mugwump episodes. Also reviews and essays on newspapers, papal policy, electric lighting, and state rights.
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W. Lilly
Lilly
General Walker
Mr. Lilly
America
General Wallker
Major Powell
Leonard W. Bacon
Curtis
Republican Party
Blaine
Godkin
North American Review
Gail Hamilton
Signor Crispi
William Thomson
England
Sir William
Ouida
Shelley
Julius H. Ward
Margaret Lee
Philip 8
Moxom
Jefferson Davis
Roger
Mills
Alcohol and Opium as Stimulants Lecture Summary
Mrs. Dora B. Smith led the Ladies' Physiological Institute at Wesleyan Hall as Dr. Clara Gary spoke on stimulants. She warned alcohol kills thousands, gives only a temporary high, and worsens with tobacco. both raise circulation. Dr. Gary urged accurate disease observation, noted scarlet fever whooping cough and hysteria, and ended with opium habit effects and patient cases.
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Dora B. Smith
Ladies’ Physiological Institute
Wesleyan Hall
Clara Gary
Gary
Labor union meetings plan events and actions in city
Several unions met at different halls to organize activities. Steam Fitters arranged a ball for February 21 at Mechanics' building. Plasterers and Bricklayers discussed union matters with addresses from James O'Donnell and John F. O'Sullivan. Clothing trades formed a union of 150 workers at 1093 Washington. Stone Masons backed the February 22 eight hour demonstration, three initiates joined. Knights of Labor prepared to meet painters and decorators and approved a stance opposing the eight hour movement.
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Steam Fitters’ Association
Washington Street
Mechanics’ Building
Bay State Hall
James O'Donnell
Bricklayers
John F. O’sullivan
Central Labor Union
Clothing Trades
Stone Masons’ Union No. 8
Carroll Hall
Knights of Labor
Supporters of the Children's Hospital Meet for Annual Report
The Ladies' Aid Association of the Children's Hospital met at Hon. Robert C. Winthrop's home on Marlboro Street. The annual report was read by Mrs. Winthrop, old officers reelected, and funds for the Convalescents' Home urged. Donations may go to A J W Curtis at 20 Hereford Street. The Young Men's Democratic Club of Massachusetts dined at the Thorndike and planned a western clubs meeting next spring.
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Children's Hospital
Ladies’ Aid Association
Robert C. Winthrop
Marlboro Street
Winthrop
Wellesley
A. J. W. Curtis
Hereford Street
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
Thorndike
Messrs. Crespy
Pittsfield
Griswold
Greenfield
Spelman
Springfield
Hill
Easthampton
Cook
Bullock
Worcester
Strong
Elmer
Thei
Missing pedlar William Evges Reported Since Dee
William Evges a pedler from 35 Seneca street has been missing since December. He was often away a week or two but never this long. It is feared he may have been the victim of foul play.
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William Evges
Seneca Street
Dee
Dispense With Mnkstands Using Puniap Double Feed Pen
A four dollar Puniap double feed fountain pen can be purchased for two dollars, offering a cost effective option to dispense with Mnkstands and reduce expenses for writers and office users.
Vessels in port Chooners continued list of ships
A long list of steamships and brigs with masters tonnages and destinations, noting vessels laid up not included. Entries include Catalonia, Cunard B Centipede, India Irshington, Serica, St Pierre, Constitution Spartan, Atlantic Drewes, Mystic Belle, Amy Knight, Annie J Pardee, Nellie Blanch, Nellie W Craig, Lizzie W Matheson, Elizabethport and other vessels with owners, consignors, and wharves in Boston, Liverpool, Philadelphia, and New York.
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Catalonia
Atkins
Alex Martin
Liverpool
Cunard
Centipede
Hanson
E Cambride
Anderson
Boston Lowboat Company
Ocean
Swed
Edgren
Gill & Sootz
B& A
Orion
Wiley
Boston
Gomany
Lowboat Co
EB Roman
Maddox
Warren & Co
Serica
McKenzie
Furness
Londo
Ocssae
St Pierre
Amtrove
Delong & Seaman
Mia
Constitution Spartan
Snow
Samson
Philadelphia
Long Wilkesparre
Cates
Port Johnson
Atlantic Works
Oatrinum
Amy Knight
Jordan
Bisse Sa Oray
Alice Louise
Carrol
Newhuil
Annie J Pardee
Crosby
Wiha Innell
Sibrthur
Wwoodruff
Devere
Aus
Atlantic Drewes
Bessie Carson
Sloe Uub
de Long
Commercial Beatrice
Arnold, Montacutt
Barclay & Co
Eastern Packet Pier Brave
Smallidge
Bill Stowe
Phinney
Reinhardt
Souris
PEL
Crescent
Mohiaffey
South Bay
Cyrus Chamberlain
Kellar
Liverpool Delight
WiLspAttifici
Strum, Delong & Seaman
Edward R Emerson
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C Lovell & Son
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Ethel
Chute
Enos
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Rogers
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Abe
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CIER
Georgie L Drake
Goldthwaite
Wim Haskins & Son
Mystic River
Akerly
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George FE Dale
Wheldon
Boston Dyewood Co
Joseph Soucher
Baxter
John A McGowan
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Saed Wee
Mary F Pike
Mitchell
Elizabethport
Martha Innis
Speed
Nettie Cushing
Poland
Ste Eerer
Seerses
Bond
George McQuesten
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Ovewon
Candate
Wes Ces Etresett
Robbins
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Jessie
Susie Prescott
Bennett
Hillsboro
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Manchester Haynes
Matthews
John Proctor
Matheson
Weymouth
Bodwell
Metcalf
Lizzie
Willey
Morse’s
Lucknow
Smith
Eastern Packet
Lizzie W Matheson
McKay
Lizzie May
Hutchinson
Cunningham, Banks & Co
MekKay
Myra W Spear
Caswell
McKay’s
Mary Eliza
Morrisey
Lincoln
Minnie Rowan
St Johns
Marguerite
Tripp
Peat Neda
Stelin Lee
Hamilton
St Croix
Rosebrook
J S Emery & Co
Stewell Shopman
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Tee Battery Spartan
Coombs
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W Dunn
McFarland
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William P Hood
Ross
Charlestown
Warren Brides
Cambridge
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Charles River
Port of Boston Shipping News Miniature
Shipping notices from Boston report arrivals of the Steamer Roman from Liverpool with merchandise and 235 steerage passengers to Warren & Co, and the steamer Chatham Baltimore via Norfolk with cargo and passengers to Geo Money. Several schooners and steamers are listed as cleared or sailed, with winds described as moderate to fresh and weather fine.
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Roman
Maddox
Liverpool Tech
Warren & Co
Isuston Light
Chatham
March
Baltimore
Norfolk
Muse
Geo Money
Spartan
Snow
Philadelphia
Mdse
Eli Sampson
Centinede
Hanson
Steiiner Tremont
Donovan
Potland
City of Gloucester
Youns
Gloucester
Coombs
Janes Rothwell
Lombard
Iovoken
Rocky Glen
Bray
Surinam
FE Williams & Co
Willie T
Child
Giles
Cardenas
Kinsman & Co
Angola
Innes
Liverpool
Felony
D& Seaman
Advance
Gough
St John
Datheway & Co
Hunter
Tower
Jesse A Loye
Webb, Lunenburg
Barclay & Co
Alfred Wriske
Blauckford
Larks Island
Jhonant & Co
L&e
Tremont
Portland
C F Williams
Israce Hawkins
Gurney
Mobile
Freeman
Stephen G Hart
Pearson
P Encott & Co
Secha Helen H Benedict
Brackett
Charles S. Isaylis
Harmon’s Harbor
Owa
New York
Wing Clark
P Hood
Bothbay
Schs
NSI Advance
Nile
Navaring
W C Norcross
Nantacaset
Howard
Lunenburg
Helen St Benedict
Ooth Bros
Mt Desert
Atleaton
Boothbay
CJ Willard
White
O Sparrett
William Mason
Dennis
Winslow
Morse
Odell
Knickerbocker
David Brown
Boothway
Il Jones
Peter H Crowell
Rose Estervrook
Salem
Highland SI
Rates Hold Steady as Dull Trade Persists in New York
General business remains slack with several charter deals listed. Lloyds notes cargo movements including LuRopE-Bark Columbus from New Orleans to the Baltic, Lanercost from Wilmington to Cork for orders, and Bark Elise with lubricating oils from New York to Glasgow. Australian trade shows Dark Wile lia Phillips routing New York to New Zealand and return. West Indies routes include Kenry Crosby and Harry Smith oil and lumber from New York to Havana and back.
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New York
Lurope
Columbus
New Orleans
Baltic
Lanercost
Wilmington
Cork
Rosin
Bris Leeteh
Charleston
Glasgow
Australla
Dark Wilelia Phillips
New Zealand
West Indies
Sebs Kenry Crosby
Harry Smith
Havana
Maritime shipping movements and sailings listed in port notices
Ports from Aspinwall to Guantánamo to Barbados and Cartagena report a mass of sailing vessels. Vessels include brigs Nor a Wiggins and Ned White, steamer Acapulco, schooners Clifford and Saxon, with departures or sailings directed via San Francisco, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Rio de Janeiro, and Montevideo. Notes show dates January through February, with ports Trinidad, Hamburg, Jamaica, and Barbados among referenced locations.
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Aspinwall
Topaz
Rowe
New York
Juda Blake
Rudolph
Vertobello
George W Whitord
Foster
Isaiah Tart
Guantanamo
Acapulco
Sailes
San Francisco
Pantie
Banbados
Ardan
Nora Wiggins
McKinnon
Bata
Golden Fleece
Armstrong
Sehwaner
Hamburg
Boston
Dith
Demeratra
Chas Duncan
Jamaica
Saxon
Conscript
St Johns
Damarta
Dixon
St John
Germ
Berbice
Sarah Alice
Maritime Movement Snippets Across Ports and Voyages
A stream of brief vessel notices lists ships sailing and port calls from Kingston and Port of Porto Rico to New York and Philadelphia. Entries include steamer Ag Kronaack, brig Shannon, and ships Valley Forge and Oregon, with destinations from Morant Bay to New Orleans and Hong Kong to New York, reflecting lively late January to February maritime activity.
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Porto Rico
Kingston
Carleton Bell
Hodgdon
Charleston
Morant Bay
Hiarry White
Hopkins
Wilmington
List
Diane
Raynes
Philadelphia
Laguayra
Dan
Californian
Colon
New Orleans
Shannon
Cosgrove
Newport News
Mobile
Alena Conert
Charlton
Apalachicola
Nanalmo
ArJan
Valley Forge
San Francisco
Oregon
Pritenard
ST Joan
Ada
Shortlane
Elutyre
New York
Vado
Wilson
Loston
Norckap
Sin Domingo
Apphia & Aurelit
Willard
York
Arecibo
Shanghae
Imperial
Crosby
Portsmou th Sale Sealed For $2000 In Beverly Deal
Portsmou th news item notes that Sir Albert Woodbury was sold to Frank Is Wallace at Beverly for 2000 dollars. The vessel departed from here on Wednesday to Beverly to be fitted out for fishing on Georges.
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Portsmouth
Albert Woodbury
Frank Is Wallace
Beverly
Georges
Notice of Light Vessel 37 removal for repairs
On or about February 12, 1890 Light Vessel No 37 moored off Fenwick Island Shoal Marland coast will be moved for repairs A black bell buoy will mark the position temporarily Light Vessel 37 will be replaced on completion of repairs
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Fenwick
Islund Shoal
Marland
Maritime traffic summary from early 19th century logs
Multiple vessels including Steamer Samaria bound for Liverpool from Boston on Feb 10 and City of Madras from New York to Melbourne on Jan 15 report coordinates such as lat 3S and lon ranges. ships Nicole Aecame from New York to Batavia and Goldhunter from New York to Japan appear with various dates and positions. Sir Mattie B Russell bound XII reported off Currituck on Feb 8. Veronica bound for New York via Colombo and Cochin and Vanduara from Liverpool to Portland also noted with ships’ routes and lat lon markers.
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Samaria
Boston
Liverpool
Nicole Aecame
Sazoni
New York
Batavia
City of
Ships in rough seas and groundings across Atlantic ports
A sparse telegraphic maritime note from Feb reports: Jabez Howes 164 days out from New York. Edith from Jamaica reports rough weather with loss of main topsail. Saxon also from Jamaica loses foremast head at Halifax. Several vessels including Centi pede, Spring ford, Roulette, Florida, Willie Reed, and St John encounter damage, groundings, or towing actions. various crews and cargos affected. weather and ice hinder movements along Halifax to New York routes and Shanghai.
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Jabez Howes
New York
Halifax
Edith
Jamaica
Saxon
Green's Landing
J Sewall
Jonesport
Deer Isle
Sch
Neweoid
Newport
Washington
Newark
Amaiti
Hamoug
Parpaolin Cove
Mass
Centipede
Darien
Robert Hi Valker
Steelman
Savannah
Laney Harbor
Norfolk
San Domingo
Hampton
Florida
Barren Island
Shangiatl
Willie Reed
Shanghai
Waller
St John
Natal
Lon
Spuanker Boon
Cub
W R Chester
Thompson
St Lucia
Gulf Sireanm
Mparleston
Sir Mary LL Peters
Williams
Matanzas
Delaware
London
Thalia
Kheval
Russia
Ludgate Ill
Prawle Point
Jeeside
Bee-Ide
Aberdeen
Penzance
Steamship movements and ship arrivals in early February
Multiple vessels cleared and arrived across Atlantic ports with carriers from Cartagena Glasgow Boston and New York. Entries include steamers Noyd Pain St Lucia and others plus brig Robert Dillon and sch Edward F Mansfield with departures to New York and New Orleans area near Parker’s Head.
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Pain
St Lucia
Tertatos
Kreitung
Dunkirk
Agnes Manning
Birdsall
New York
Fortuna
Edwards
Jools Lanning
Susan
Ray
Pedrick
Charleson
M A Holmes
Burr
Providence
Santair
Woodland
Jacksonville
Aldar
Cartagena
Doimira
Glasgow
Mediterranean
Steimer
Bark Serene
Sesenian
Thomas Wuelder
Pensacola
Feo 12
Steemers Curlew
Montego Bay
Springfield
Amsterdam
Salerno
Vernambuco
Janeiro
Santos
Sebs Samuels Thorp
Pearce
New Bedford
Twilight
Premore
James Wigelow
Rnovd
New Hatford
Sarah W Lawrence
Haskell
Boston
Frank Pratt Lee
Vannaman
Fort Royal
Queensmore
Everett Webster
Mary J Lee
Robert Byron
Fannie Whitmore
Rodney Walker
Harry Prescott
W . Jordan
Stephen Loud
Lucy & Friend
William Niece
Tug Knickerbocker
David Brown
Sailed reports from diverse ports and ships offshore
The compiled shipping notices show vessels sailing, loading, or arriving along the Atlantic coast and nearby waters. Entries list captains, ships, origins, and destinations such as from Baltimore to Boston and Norfolk to Portland, with numerous sailings and sail dates in February, including steamer movements and harbor entries.
Steamer Carbss Bay Vessel Passes Elsie Reports
Shipping notes show the steamer Carbss Bay from Boston to the Elsie reports spoke to the sch Ashton from Antigua for Digby Nova Scotia in Vineyard Sound yesterday. Wilmington, NC cleared Peb 12 the schooner William Frederick Burgess, Fernandina.
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Carbss Bay
Boston
New York
Elsie
Sch Ashton
Antigua
Digby
Vineyard Sound
Wilmington
William Frederick
Burgess
Fernandina
Mails Via Multiple Routes From New Orleans and Boston Feb 14 15
Corre spondence routes for Yucatan Campeche Tabasco Chiapas and other regions include via New York Havre Bre men Southampton and Port Limon with ships La Bretagne Umbria Prof Morse Catalyst and Foxhall. Timings show Feb 14 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Feb 15 3 a.m. across Britain Ireland Europe and Central America routes.
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Yucatan
Campeche
Tabasco
Chiapas
Cuba
Alexandra
New York
France
Havre
Pec
la Bretagne
Germany
Brenen
Great Britain
Ireland
Belgium
Netherlands
Austria
Southampton
Sider
Steamship Mail Lapse and Boston Office Closings Notice
For Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports and East Indies excluding certain regions via Gaelic from San Francisco February 27 mails will clone at the Boston office February 22 at 6 p.m. For Hawaiian Islands via Australia from San Francisco February 28 mails close at Boston February 26 at ? p.m. For Society Islands via Tahiti from San Francisco February 28 mails close at Boston February 22 at ? p.m. For Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan and Hawaiian Islands via Zealandia from San Francisco March 8 mails close at Boston March 8 at 5 p.m. Letters for Pacific steamers should be deposited in Boston eight or nine days before sailing.
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Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
British Tidh
Straits Settlements
Siam
Boston
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samaian
Hawaiian Islands
Zealandia
San Francisco
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Goohin
Eees
Churchill
Lawlor
Sulip
Clyde Steamship CO
Great Southern Freight
PAS
Senger
South Carolina
South
Vier
Kas River
Yemassee
Loscon
Wallachking
En Getred
J. A. Flanders
Savannah Fast Freight
Enue
Unah Steamship Coe Vuarf
Nm Mines Sie ET
New Ekingland & Sava
Lewis Go
Siacon
Cilyy
Central Railway of Georgia
Florida & Western Railway
Georgia
Alabama
Texas
G Pearson
N. E
Washington St
Richardson & Uaravannah Ss. Co
New York, Sy
New England
R. I. Metropolitan SS. Co
Sound Lines
Ocean Steamaship Company
A. Dew. Sampson
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Parthian
Long Wharf
Savainean Uit Wilmington
West Pet Rail
Sympson
Bgston
Guand
Piedmont
Atlantic Coast Line
Seatoarydatk
Paintrock
Waldo A. Pearce
Luston
Norfolk and Wash
Rawam
Arc
Central Wharf
India Wharf
North River
Mr Whitney
SR Omnun
Vier 6
Gran Junction
Custom House
Warres « CO
Postoffice
Leyland Lee
Postontan
Eastport
ST. John
Calais
Annapolis
Wee International SS. CO
Commercal Wharf
Lastport
John KK. A. Wallron
Gen. Agt
Basten & Bancor Steamship Co
Foster's Wharf
Rock Ete Camden
Welfast
Searsport
Ud Bucksport
Sar Neng
Eugene
William H. Hibui
Pfland
Oxvaen
Meike Ns
Able
Bosere Lon
Popadre
D. C
F. Williams
Cloucester
Beeston & Gloucester Steame Boat Company
North Side Central Wharf
Be. Os
Me. Z.& Merchant
Agea
Mallory Lines
Galveston
Colorado
Bak
State OF En
Bae Big Wirande
Seth Sprag
Massachiawh
Suffolk
Oston
William R. Burger
Baker
Court Room
Trobate Building
Court Square
Suffers
Frederick P. Knapp
Commonwealth OF
Achussetts
John W. McKim
County of
Susan E. Finch
John K. Merry
School Street
Massacieuray Vee
Essenger
Sotice
Middlesex
Jaes Hls. Donnelly
W. Tucker
Corpugerativun Mertings
The
Ames Plow Company
Quincy Hall
Benj. C. Lowker, Jr