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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1890

Page

3

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.

Masschusetts Board of Railroad Commissioners House of Representatives New Haven & Hartford Beir George F. Swain Boston & Albany 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Consignee 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 Brockway C Lovell & Son Burnham Ethel Chute Enos Phillips Rogers GHG Cccs Abe Cencess CIER Georgie L Drake Goldthwaite Wim Haskins & Son Mystic River Akerly St John George FE Dale Wheldon Boston Dyewood Co Joseph Soucher Baxter John A McGowan Ingraham St Jacques Saed Wee Mary F Pike Mitchell Elizabethport Martha Innis Speed Nettie Cushing Poland Ste Eerer Seerses Bond George McQuesten S. EF Ovewon Candate Wes Ces Etresett Robbins S. E Jessie Susie Prescott Bennett Hillsboro NG Sp 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 Sholiman Tee Battery Spartan Coombs Instream W Dunn McFarland J H S .Robbins’s William P Hood Ross Charlestown Warren Brides Cambridge East Cambridge 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

San Francisco 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.

Baltimore Noyd 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.

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.

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.

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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