World’s Fair site debate rages in U S House
Washington February 21 The House debated the World’s Fair bill with speakers advocating St. Louis Chicago New York and Washington as sites. Supporters urged national unity and economic benefits while opponents warned of treasury costs and urged alternative uses of funds. Debate continued with adjournment until Monday.
New Orleans to Aspinwall steamers and Belize to London
Shipping news lists arrivals and sailings with numerous vessels across ports including New Orleans, Belize, London, Havana, and New York. Notable entries note steamers Ituni Antilles and ships like Mary B Judge and Sarnia, with routes from St Lucia to Liverpool and from Belize to London, detailing coastal to transatlantic movements and multiple coasters.
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Pearl
Anderson
Washington
Norfolk
Schliff Tanscom
Gracie PD Chambers
Prydian
New Orleans
Mowry
Sailad
Ituni
Antilles
Belize
London
New Bedford
Harry Measer
Pierce
Baltimore
Tng
Luckenbach
Coal King
Philadelphia
New York
Wilkommen
Breen
Chalmette
Assyrian
Hark Mendoza
Erickson
Cardenas
James II
Woodhouse
Givara
Mattie A Franklin
Cook
Savannah
John L ‘Treat
McLure
Brunswick
Wolden
Look
Lascagoula
Delaware
Hell Gate
Sechs Holmes
Lander
St John
Maggie Elen
LitUejohn
Vortland
Julia Francis
Fall River
Jennie G Pillsbury
Webster
Amboy
Salem
Amelia Goreland
Meggthlin
Bayonne
Providence
Twilight
Hirumore
New Haven
Townsend
Swinson
Honolulu
Poritlan
Sarnia
Gibson
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Halifax
Anna & J Morse
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Geo Moulton
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Low
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Lizzie I Partrick
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City of Augusta
New
Pension Increase Contested in Senate Conference Report
In Washington on February 21 the Senate discussed the conference report on a pension bill for totally disabled veterans. The measure, aligned with the 1880 act, aims to raise monthly pensions from 50 to 72 dollars for those previously receiving benefits, with changes on arrears and post-1880 pensioners. The debate focused on arrears and the bill’s original intent as passed by the Senate.
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Senate Acts On Badge Wear and Fortified Pensions
The Senate considered eighth rule unobjected cases and passed bills granting. officers and enlisted men of US Army and members of several veteran orders the right to wear their badges to maintain discipline among customs officers. It appropriated 100000 for Danbury Waterbury and New London public buildings. A copyright bill was postponed. A Kilpatrick widow pension bill was debated. amendments varied the monthly pension but no action due to lack of quorum. Executive session followed by 4:40 p.m. adjournment until Monday.
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Weekly Trad Review signals mixed activity across markets
The Weekly Review notes cooler weather spurring modest trade gains, stronger wheat, and firmer Eastern iron, with a BoE rate cut easing foreign demand fears. Domestic districts show varied conditions from quiet Boston wool and dull coal to active dry goods and firm cotton. Exports rise modestly while imports grow slower, and coal, steel, and wool sectors face uneven prospects amid ongoing failures and insolvencies.
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Pittsburg
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K. Russell & Co
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Canada
Lindstreet
Shipping News Miniature As Manac
A compact shipping bulletin reports on arrivals and voyages. The Steamer Venetian from Liverpool and other vessels including Halifax, Gen Whitney, and City of Macon bring cargo and passengers into Boston and New York amid heavy seas and ice sightings near latitudes 49 N to 44 N. A global line of coastwise steamers and cargo ships operates from Halifax to Baltimore with frequent tows and port calls.
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Boston Fruit Co
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Woodruff
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Ci & Bil Fabens
Maria Amela
Karvacque
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Mig
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Ethel B
Chute
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Herman Winter
Hallett
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Pierce
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Mary Bartlett
Holmes
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Jsbinery & Co
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Philadelphia
Linnell
Celina
Murray
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Doane & Co
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Norfolk
Aldine
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J S Emery & Co
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Sears Building to Gain Two More Stories
The Sears building at Court and Washington will not be torn down but virtually rebuilt. Two new stories will be added, foundations strengthened per Inspector Daimrell, with most walls kept. Inside will be remodeled and greatly improved, unlikely to take longer than a full restoration. About $140000 is near the loss as adjusted after the fire. William A. Davis sold Union Stone Company machinery at auction by assignees. real estate sale postponed to March 1 due to high machinery demand. Permits to build issued for four houses on Boylston Street near Exeter Street.
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William A. Davis
Union Stone Company
Real Estate Exchange
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Boylston Street
Exeter Street
Mortgages Filed on Estates and Brighton Property
Estate of Henry Pearson transfers to Edward Hefferman at Franklin Riding Park in Revere for 17,650 dollars. Joseph Hubbard conveys estate on Union Street Brighton for 20,000 dollars to Dudley A. Dorr.
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Henry Pearson
Edward Hefferman
Franklin Riding Park
Revere
Joseph Hubbard
Dudley A. Dorr
Unionstreet
Brighton
Transfers of several Boston area estates on listed streets
Transfers record noting George A. Spear to Mary A. Canavan a Centre Street West Roxbury estate for $1 on Mary 10. Jones to Winfred Bennett an Ashland Place and Perry Street estate for $1. Rollins H. Allen et al to Henry W. Wellington an Back Bay Park Roxbury estate for 31. Frank D. Somers to A. D. French an Cumberland Street estate for $1.
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George A. Spear
Mary A. Canavan
Centre Street
West Roxbury
Mary
Jones
Winfred
Bennett
Ashland Place
Perry Street
Rollins H. Allen Et al
Henry W. Wellington
Back Bay Park
Roxbury
Frank D. Somers
A. D. French
Cumberland Street
Cambridge Officer and Daughter Injured in Sled Collision
Captain Fred A. Lull of Cambridge and his daughter Mrs Linn Boyd Porter were out sleighing on the Milldam when a sleigh collided with a heavy sled near the Brookline bridge. Mrs Porter suffered facial bruises while Captain Lull sustained a dislocated hip and shoulder blade.
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Fred A. Lull
Cambridge
Linn Boyd Porter
Milldaim
Brookline Bridge
Walieh
Estate 80 Boylton Street Goes to Auction
A property at 80 Boylton Street is to be sold on Tuesday the 25th by Samuel Hatch and Co. The listing promotes an investment opportunity with potential for buyers seeking a real estate purchase.
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Boyliton Street
Samuel Hatch & Co
Freight Market Pins Down Ice and Cargo Rates
Boston and New York freight markets show mixed strength and weakness amid cold spell. Ice trade unsettled as Hudson harvest and southern declines hit Maine hopes, with firm rates for coal and steady tonnage but limited supply. Numerous vessels report ice and cargo movements from Maine to New York, Boston to Philadelphia, and varied international charters including Australia and West Indies, while waterway activity remains tight and uncertain.
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Hudson
Maine
New York
Philadelphia
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Norfolk
Newport News
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Australia
Kbark
Jennie Larkness
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General Cargo
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Arthur W S Woodruff
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Iamp Sain
Macoris
Rebecca Crowell
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Sagna
Jtatteras
Lahaina
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Edwin L Morrison
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Porto Rico
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Fannie Whitmore
Dayana
Mabel Jordon
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Linniken’s Bay
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Bertha F Walker
Jacob Reed
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Rhine
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Inpiks
Nettie Langdon
Jacksonville
St Domingo
Jogwood
Wrest Coast
Charles Dennis
Peneral Cargo
San Francisco
Coastwiskh
Addie Jordan
Darien
Vessel movements and sailings listed for Atlantic routes
The Cable to the Post reports numerous ships sailing or arriving February through January across global ports. Entries include Antwerps Feb 20 voyage Metcalf and Larsen to New York, Boulogne Feb 19 New City to Calcutta, Bremen Feb 15 Ida to New York, and many more from Buenos Ayres to London and Hamburg, detailing captains and destinations.
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Ship & D Metcalf
Nor
Larsen
New York
Boulogne—Arc
New City
Bray
Calcutta
Bremen
Ida
Ger
Winters
Philadelphia
Denisae
Rosemorian
Ist
United States
Buenos Ayres
Samuel of Nickerson
Eaton
Florence
Aim
New
Gould
Portland
Barbados
Conquest
Dixon
Rosario
Chittagong
Ship Asia
Filton
Boston
Colombo
Port
Meridien
Poirier
Dunuee
Crystal
Leii and
Shields
GLNOA
Pudel
Jarrow
Paysanda
Jol Hamlin
Annis
Bridgewater
J Walter Scammell
Mcfarlane
Pascagoula
Malla
Princess
Alexandria
Orion
Johannesen
Palermo
Naples
LO Janelro
Alliance
Losario
Lizzie Curry
McCulloch
Nomad
Watts
Brazil
Davidson
Walfe
Whilea
Wallace B P
Fishermen report and ship loss near Vanquerio Island
Gloucester special notes crews from Grand Bank Georges and haddock fleets with 89 000 shoals halibut sold at 7 1 2 cents per pound. Agnes from Fortune Bay total loss ashore on Vanquerio Island. crew saved. Vessel owned by Sylvanus South & Co 1212 tons built in Essex in 1839.
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Grace C Young
Lizzie Griffin
Rigel
Knight Semplar
Grand Bank
Halibut
Mary A Clark
Alice
Matthew Keany
Midnight
Georges
Julian A Whalen
Zenobia
Carrie Wisabson
Haddocking
Dixie
Venus
Halcyon
Hector
Atmos Cutter
George Ampton
Annie Wilodwdon
Shore
St Pierre
Vanquerio Island
Fortune Bay
Sylvanus South & Co
Essex
Lights fail along Gedney channel and Bridgeport harbor beacon
New York reports extinguished lights along Gedney dredged channel in Lower Bay due to electric cable fault and a harbor entrance beacon at Bridgeport has been carried away. Both will be reestablished as soon as practicable. Washington note: fog bell at Stony Point Light Station to be reestablished March 1 near the water with unchanged bell pattern.
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Gedney
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Bridgeport
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Stony Point
Tlagson River
Vessels Meet Rough Seas and Wreck Reports Across Ports
Eastport Maine reports the Spring Tird Cam ron from Boston to St Andrews with 0 tons of phosphate. The vessel grounded at Comstock Beach before refloated with aid and brought to Gardner's Point. Additional notes include repairs for Maggie J Chadwick and Florence Christine, a wreck at Cuttybank Pond, a salvage update in New Bedford, and a series of maritime incidents along Portland Boston Annapolis and Provincetown with diversions, surveys, and recoveries.
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Eben & Wilder
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Te Chadwick
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Slice
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William Buckley
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Annapolis
Blanche Hopkins
Blackington
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Portland
Dominion Line
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United States District Court
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Aadie R Perkins
Ryan & Jelsey
Vun Unierstood
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Ocd
David Torrey
Provincetown
Cook
Boston Lowboat Company
Atu
ouUnipe
Wilmington
Demozelle
Martin
Macoris
New York
Flying Man Shoals
Southport
Norfolk
Hattie M Crowe
Toston to Liverpool and Bremen steamers list passengers
From Toston for Liverpool by Cunard steamer Cephalonia. Miss ME Marvin, Mr W M La Rue, Mr and Mrs Brown, Miss J llen Chase, Mranel, Mrs TP Jarvis i, Mr Oshea, Mr J Buckner i, Mr A A Thorndike. From Toston for Bremen by Norddeutscher Lloyd steamer Aller from New York. JW Chief, Miss Bertha Wallice, Miss Luna Wallace, Mrs Laney Rosenburg, Arthur Wallace, Miss Avie Rosenbury.
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W M la Rue
Brown
J Llen Chase
TP Jarvis
Oshea
J Buckner
A A Thorndike
Bremen
Norddeutscher Lloyd
Aller
New York
Bertha Wallice
Luna Wallace
Laney Rosenburg
Arthur Wallace
Avie Rosenbury
Shipping notices from Boston to Europe and Halifax
For Nova Scotia via Halifax and steamship Cephalonia from Boston direct on Feb 22 with supplementary inall. The Cephalonia travels to Great Britain Ireland and other European countries direct from Boston, February 22 at 8 80 a m.
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Halifax
Tisiiftax
Boston
Great Britain
Ireland
Cephalonia
Mail sailings and closing times for Pacific routes
For Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports via Gaelic from San Francisco Feb 27 mails close Boston Feb 22 5 p.m. Mails for Australia from San Francisco Feb 28 via Wahi ship to Dawaikan Islands closing Feb 23 6 p.m. For Aniana New Zealand Fiji Samoan Ha With Istinas via Zealandle from San Francisco March mail closings at Boston March 8 8 p.m. Letters for the Vacitle steamers to be deposited eight days before sailing in Boston post offices.
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Boston
New Zealand
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Quinsler & CO
Cambria Street
Vinal
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!