Irish National League in New Era Hall Meeting
Massachusetts branches of the Irish National League met at New Era Hall with ex mayor J J Donovan chairing. Delegates from 50 societies were listed, credentials reported 90 delegates, and temporary officers were made permanent.
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Massachusetts
Irish National League
New Era Hall
J. J. Donovan
Lowell
George M. Harrigan
Reland
Gladstone
Messrs
Fagin
Boston
Lyne
Marlboro
O’'Hearn
Taunton
Messrs. Barry
Fitzgerald
Gallagher
J. Tobin
Gloucester
Boot and Shoe Travellers League Holds Annual Meeting and Banquet
The Boot and Shoe Travellers League met at 289 Devonshire Street for its annual gathering. Officers elected include President J. C. Paige and first vice president J Rush Green, with several names from Boston New York and Rockland noted among officers and speakers. A Parker House banquet followed with toasts by E J Pierce and others and performances by Walter Rapp and remarks on the press and future salesmen.
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Boot and Shoe Travellers’ League
Devonshire Street
J. C. Paige
E. P. Dodge & Co
J. Rush Green
Boston
Fred P. Baker
Hanan & Son
New York
W. H. Huntington
H. & J. Tip Co
Solomon Levi
George Strong
Strong & Carroll
Walter C. Lewis
Albert Plummer
H. H. Ripley
C. Bullard Carter
Dunn
Green & Co
A. OT Wheeler
Curtis & Wheeler
Mr. Ness
Shoe and Leather Reporter
Terman Zohlant
Zohlant Leather Company
Milwaukee
J. B. Lincoln
Batchelor & Viewth
M. A. Packard
R. B. Grover
Brockton
Bernard Christman
St. Louis
Maurice H. Whiting
M. J. Mulryan
BBC, Burt & Co
Herbert F. Kneeland
Williams, Kneeland & Co
South Braintree
Messrs
Franklin Adams
George W. Hall
D. F. Williams
T. H. Chamberlain
J. H. Colburn
Crime Report from Lawrence Records Multiple Ne рос
Lawrence crime briefs report John Ryan a blacksmith at 147 Lowell Street attacked Michael Harrington with an axe leaving broken ribs. Harrington expected to recover. Child thief 10 or 12 arreste for larceny from a freight car at Heidman Museum. Tramp printer James Murray thefts a coat from Major Merrill and is freed after restitution. Joseph Jandron alias Henry Wilson sought for burglaries. captured with Lowell officers. Zie Wier of Pemberton Mills attempted suicide by jumping canal bridge. rescued and detained.
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Lawrence
Sordau
John Ryan
Lowell Street
Michael Harrington
Harrington
Ryan
Delaok
Elm Street
Peter Clark
Heidman Museum Company
James Murray
George S. Merrill
Murray
Inspector Hayes
Lowell
Joseph Jandron
Henry Wilson
United Workmen Elects Officers and Organizes Finance Committee
At the Grand Lodge session the executive committee was authorized to direct the New England Workman. Officers elected include Fred C. Ingalls Boston as Grand Master Workman and W F E Veale Connecticut as Grand Foreman. The finance committee is Burt, Mitchell, Sprague of Boston with Burt as chairman. The afternoon session installed new officers for the year. The Rt Rev W W Niles is critically ill at his New Hampshire residence.
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Grand Lodge of the
Ancient Order of United Workmen
New England
Order
Fred C. Ingalls
Boston
W. FE. Veale
Connecticut
Parker Spofford
Maine
H. Doherty
Thomas F. Temple
Lewis
Merrill
New Hampshire
Charles A Staten
Salem
Mass
George H. Thayer
Rhode Island
Edward Mitchell
G. Edward Burt
Caleb G. Sprague
Supreme Lodge
James Mepocion
J. Edward Burt
W. W. Niles
D.D
Diocese of
Cancard
N. H
Industrial Training at North Bennet Street School
About three hundred friends of industrial education gathered at the North Bennet Street School to view its departments. General Walker read the managers' report praising the program, detailing 1250 weekly participants across carpentry printing shoe making clay modelling cooking and other classes, plus a day nursery and library, arguing manual training strengthens mind and character and may reshape public school curriculums.
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Friends of Industrial Education
North Bennet Street School
Francis A. Walker
Blake
Board of Supervisors of
the Public Schools
Earnenty
Edward Atkinson
Walker
North Bennet Street
Boston
Horace Mann
Eaf
School For the Deaf
Quincy A. Shaw
Pauline Shaw
Laliah B. Pingree
Maria T. Hersey
Francis
Fiske
F. W. Chandler
Tucker Daland
Ellen Mason
Lucia M. Peabody
Burglars Take Silver from James C. Jordan Home
Two professional burglars entered via a rear window at night, taking solid silverware valued at about 1000 dollars plus brass inkstand two silver handled umbrellas and ebony card receivers with watches. A man named Edward Chester, caught trying doors on Beacon Street early yesterday, has three larceny terms and may be linked to the Jordan theft. Police suspect burglars misjudged South Boston police presence.
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James C. Jordan
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Beacon Street
Edward Chester
House of Correction
Four years in prison sentence by Brockton case
John E. Groce of Brockton was convicted in the Superior Court for assault with intent to kill his wife Emma in Brockton Wan 6. The jury reached verdict in about thirty minutes after a brief charge by the judge. Groce received a four year State prison sentence despite pleading innocence.
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Plymouth
John E. Groce
Brockton
Emma
Brockton Wan
Groce
Grace
Ships From Boston and New York Tied to Atlantic Route Dates
Shipping news lists vessels with origins and destinations across Atlantic routes. Entries include Norwegian from Boston to Glasgow and Roman from Boston to Liverpool with additional sailings from Philadelphia, Genoa, Malta, New York, and London.
Notice to Captains from United States Sign Observations
February 28 7 AM observations at Boston Harbor Greenwich Time. Captains must correct barometer readings by adding one hundredth inch per ten feet above sea level. Almanac feature notes moon phase and high water around 12 30 PM.
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United States
Wal Station
Boston
Port of Boston Arrivals and Departures Reported
The February 23 edition lists steamers and sloops arriving and clearing at Boston. Vessels include Hilyard from St John via State of Maine, Pottsville from Philadelphia, Tremont from Portland, and Rattlesnake from Philadelphia, with various passengers and cargo. Several coasting steamers and brigantines are noted as cleared or sailed, along with a list of ships in the Roads and on voyage to St John NB and Baltimore. Local wind conditions at the harbor are described as strong SW to NW winds during passage.
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Hilyard
St John
State of Maine
Fastport
Portland
Adams & Co
Brach Ocean Star
Byrne
St Jacques
Alfred Brabrook
Briggs
Lawrence
McKenzie
Nautilus
Perkins
Baltimore
Harry E Whiton
Rich
Perth Amboy
Elizabeth Foster
Turner
Bucksport
Vineyard Haven
Harry L Whiton
Samaria
Watt
Liverpool
Alexander Martin
St Pierre
Angrove
Mig
Delong & Seaman
Norden
Jensen
Lisbon
Gill & Sootz
Cecelia
Benjamin
St Andrews
Jas L Sullivan
Decature Miller
Howes
Norfolk
George E Smalley
Spartan
Nickerson
Philadelphia
E B Sampson
H F Dimock
Hallett
New York
Whitney
Tremont
Donovan
Charles
William
Minnie Rowan
Fitzbros & Co
Cox & Green
Thompson
Barkentine
Louise Adelaide
Orr
J F
Alexander & Co
G H Gordon
Frank Harrington
Tillie Vanderherchen
Helen H Benedict
City of Aupart
J S Lamourey
Lottie K Friend
Minnie Owan
Schs
Hull
Chatham Street
Boston
North I
India Wharf
Bos- Eis
Williams
Ships and routes in the Atlantic and Atlantic ports
Listings show several vessel movements with captains and ports. The Columbia sails from Antwerp to Baltimore on Feb 10, Sir Mary J Cook sails from Pascagoula to New York on Feb 19, Sir Florence Rogers departs for New York on Feb 19, Sih Edwin l Morrison bound for Boston on Feb 19, and the Ship St David travels from San Francisco to Havre on Feb 11.
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Obed Baxter
Colby
Banjoewangle
Boston
Columbia
Hogan
Antwerp
Baltimore
Mary J Cook
Hoffies
Pascagoula
New York
Lon
Florence Rogers
McLeod
Zaza
Sih
Edwin l Morrison
Lavender
Cardenas
St David
Frost
San Francisco
Havre
Tonnage and codfish catch reported in 1886 figures
The tonnage engaged in the mackerel fishery to June 40 1886 was 0 704.81 against 82 564.89 June 30 1885. Sir Elizabeth Foster from Bucksport brought 1800 quintals codfish.
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Sir Elizabeth Foster
Bucksport
Shipping News Roundup From Various Ports
Reports from London Beaufort and Vineyard Haven detail steamer and tug incidents. Burgundia sustains damage near Naples while Violet remains intact after grounding at Ocracoke Inlet. Struan, Rydal Water, and Vallego endure collisions and gales with multiple repairs and diversions noted.
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London
Burgundia
Naples
Stamford
Beaufort
Violet
McGinnis
Ocracoke Inlet
Cove Sound
Fulda
New York
Bremen
Philadelphia
Pedro
Cedar Keys
Fla
Struan
New Orleans
Havre
Pensacola
Vineyard Haven
Luella Wood
Rockland
Cape Pogue
Rydal Water
Newport
Eng
Vallego
Vortland
Hamburg
Dover
Wetherell
Maritime Shipping Notices From East Machias And Boothbay
From our correspondents maritime movements show ships visiting and sailing between ports. Vessels such as steamer Rattlesnake and Underwriter sail toward Boston from Vineyard Haven and Portland while others like D M Anthony and Nathan Lawrence head to Baltimore and Philadelphia. In port entries list many vessels including Lucy W Icis B L Burt James Ives Nathan Lawrence Elwood Burton Bertha F Walker and more with cargoes and destinations.
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Machias
Jerusha
Baker
Chase
Portland
Vinell
Wright
Vineyard Haven
Rattlesnake
Anderson
Philadelphia
Boston
Williamsport
Miller
Salem
M Anthony
Baltimore
Elwood Burton
Warrington
Nathan Lawrence
Coombs
Griffing
Stocking
New York
Port
Steamiug
Oakland
Mercedita
Sehs
Whalen
Belfast
George Albert
Sweet
Express
Lewis
Maritime Movement Logs From Various European Ports
A compiled list of ships and brigs sailing or passing through ports including Beachy Head, Bordeaux, Copenhagen, Dunkirk, and Hamburg. Entries show vessel names, nationalities, captains, and destinations such as Rotterdam Philadelphia Antwerp Bremen and New York with dates in February.
Notice to Mariner Lights and Warnings Europe
The Russian government reports a fixed white light from Steinart Cape lighthouse, 64 feet high, visible thirteen miles, at 56 50 15 N 21 3 30 E. A fog siren is installed on Wielingen lightvessel with three short blasts in fog. if out of order bell rings three times every two minutes. Wreck Pactolus off Ile D Yeu withdrawn as non dangerous. Almeria Bay red light obscured by western mole extension. caution as works progress and further notices to follow.
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Steinart
Kourland
River Schelde
Belgium
Wielingen Lightvessel
West Schelde
Lie D’yeu
France
Pactolus
Les Perrins
Ile D’ Yeu
Almeria Bay
Spain
Sabinal Point
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
Supreme Judicial Court
Cambridge
Boston Post
Boston
Suffolk
Sumner B. Heald
Providence
Rhode Island
Sumner B. Heard
Theo. C. Hurd
Foreign Ports Shipping Movements From Various Ports
Maritime notices list ships sailing and in port on Feb 22 to Feb 28 across Antwerp, Hamburg, Barrow, Batavia, Clenfuegos, Caracao, Havre, Havana, Halifax, Liverpool, London, Matanzas, Saintesbrough, Maceio, Montevideo, Nassau, Palermo, Port Spain, Rio de Janeiro, Rotterdam, Santos, and Sourabaya with vessels such as Lewis Smith Perth Amboy, Habitant New York Antwerp bound, Johann Friedrich New York, Vigilant New York, Charles Pennis Philadelphia Barbados, Caracas Falmouth to Havre, Cathcart Havre, Olive Mount Boston, City of Chicago New York, Kestrel New York, Etta Whittemore New York, Wellfield Philadelphia, Golden Leaf Charleston, Dominion Port Eads, Newminster Philadelphia, Great Surgeon Cheribon, and others noted.
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Antwerp
Lewis Smith
Wright
Perth Amboy
Beachy Head
Habitant
Potter
New York
Bremen
Johann Friedrich
Lameke
Scammell Bros
Innis
Barrow
Batavia
Vigilant
Gould
Samaranga
Olive Mount
Copp
Geesch Susion
Wilcox
Boston
Verper, Hawes
Liverpool
City of
Kestrel
Olsen
Endeavor
Whittier
Portland
Montego Bay
Etta Whittemore
St Pdlesborough
Wellfield
Bailey
Philadelphia
Maceio
Ifax
Montevideo
Golden Leaf
Lunt
Charleston
Pansandnu
Oth
Carrie FE Long
Park
Barbados
Wim Beazley
Kavanagh
Fernandina
Fred E Cox
Cook
Parks Galera
Watson
Galeota
McMillan
United States
Formosa
Pierce
Sells Davida
Roberts
Hattie Weston
Morton
Rio Janeiro
Miranda
Rotterdam
Kings County
Santos
Baltimore
Fitzroy
Gibb
Margarone
Chatham
Hallett
Allegheny
Taylor
Providence
Wim P Hood
Davis
Chase Mayer
Anthony
Hoboken
Colina
Johns Hopkins
Park New Light
John Jackson
Carthegena
Kenilworth
Inagua
Alcides
Glasgow
Albert T Stearns
Kelley
Bermuda Hundred
Jacksonville
Merrimack
Crowell
Nikolai
Oakland
Haimburg
Horseguards
Hudson
Havre
James Waples Ponder
Robert W Dorsey
Brunswick
Edgartown
Knickerbocker
Chenny
Tania Lena
Bunkee
Do J Willard
Wallace
Dutch Island Barbor
Eagle
Waters
Fall River
Catherine Whiting
Briggs
William O Snow
Crosby
Rachel Seaman
Smith
Norfolk
Genevieve
Bark City
Hoyer
Edward
Taulane
Barrett
Colorado
Ole
Nielsen
Glint
Olson
Ilyannis
Susan N Pickering
Haskell
Satilla
Mount
Abbie H Gheen
Gheen
Attic
Robot
Lady Bannerman
Curry
Green Turtle Bay
Key West
New Orleans
Lizzie Henderson
Nassau
Arecibo
Zaracondegas
Porto Rico
Marin P
Lombardo
Truxillo
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Croskery
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Angie Clarkson
Ireland
William Wiler
Miller
Antigua
Baron Clyde
Hutchinson
Baker
Havana
Green
New Haven
David Emily H Naylor
Wilson
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Narragansett
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Chas E Schmidt
Benj T Biggs
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Herbert
W Middleton
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New Bedford
Hattie Paige
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Allen Green
Elliot L Dow
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Rockland
Fred Smith
Bucksports
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Zachariasen
Warren W. Young
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Enigma
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Cadiz
Festina Lente
Halifax
Lippencott
Erastus Wiman
Benjamin Gartside
Clark
Bridgeport
G H Holdan
Atlantic Shipping News Moments From Baltimore and New York
A crowded log of arrivals and sailings lists steamer and schooner movements across ports including Hoboken Boston Charleston and Key West with references to vessels such as Indian Prince Carthegena Kenilworth and James Waples Ponder. Additional entries note Bermuda Hundred Charleston and New Orleans traffic with cargoes and routes to Liverpool Havre and Port of Spain.
Maritime Shipping Notices From Various Ports
A bulletin lists sailings and arrivals across many ports including New York New Bedford Philadelphia and Providence. Vessels named include the Achilles Samos Alice B Bassett and W B Morse with cargoes and destinations such as Savannah Norfolk Havana and Boston.
Boston to Liverpool Cunard Steamship Sa Maria
Passenger list from Boston to Liverpool aboard the Cunard steamship Sa Maria includes H Calvert Frank A Swallow W H Swallow and P J Timmins with MD. Cabins noted saloon 4 intermediate 10 steerage total passengers 75 and total 89 aboard.
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Boston
Liverpool
Cunard Steamship Samaria
H Calvert
Frank A Swallow
W H Swallow
P J Timmins
Mails Closings From Boston For Europe and Americas
Postal bulletin lists European mail departures on February 24 25 and 26 via Samaria Etruria and Fulda with special addresses for France Germany Britain and other Europe routes. It also notes Jamaica Windward Islands Brazil Cuba Mexico and West Indies sailings from Newport News New York and Boston with specific cutoffs and ship names Edith Godden Barraconta Alliance La Bourgogne and Samaria.
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Liverpool
Samaria
Boston
France
Germany
Etruria
New York
Austria
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Great Britain
Fulda
Scotland
Glasadv
Ethiopia
Jamaica
Edith Godden
Windward Islands
St. Thomas
St. Croix
Barraconta
Cuba
Rau
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Mexico
Trans-Pacific steamship notices indexed by voyage and vessel
For Australia Fiji New Zealand Samoan and Sandwich Islands the Zealandea departs San Francisco March 12. For Society Islands the Tahiti departs San Francisco February 28. For China Japan and East Indies except British India the City of Rio Janeiro departs San Francisco March 5.
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Australia
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Samoan Islands
Sandwich Islands
Zealandea
San Francisco
Society Islands
Tahiti
China
Japan
the East Indies
British India
City of Rio Janeiro
Boston bound vessels list amid scattered around dates
A compilation notes ships and brigs due to sail or having sailed for Boston around late December to February. Entries include Adam W Spies from Iloilo, Adeline from Manila, Akbar from Sagua, and many others with origins such as Calcutta Manila Cardenas and Melbourne, with several notes of lat lon positions and distress.
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Boston
Adam W Spies
Field
Ambark
Iloilo
Adeline
Biet
Gerbark
Manila
Akbar
Holmes
Ambrig
Sagua
Rollo
Italbark
Palermo
Anglesea
Bain
Br Bark
Calcutta
Blizzard
Budd
Cienfuegos
Colorado
Wyman
Hyeres
Chas. G. Rice
Bailey
Edward May
Johnson
Chilo
Edwin I. Morrison
Lavender
Cardenas
Jamin
Meyer
Am Sehr
Frigga
Ytosteresen
Melbourne
Fred A. Small
Cole
Am Bark
Matanzas
George Pecktel
Hall
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George S Homer
Harbeson Hickman
Hitchens
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Iceberg
Carver
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Mann
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