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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1885

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4

James Nicholson Begins Life Long Imprisonment

James Nicholson starts a life sentence at Charlestown state prison. His lawyers Stillman B. Allen and Owen A. Galvin decline any pay for their services. Robert L. Sullivan alias Clark is arrested for stealing 4267 from Jacob Brodie at Tremont row. money recovered. T D Roberts to lead weekday meetings at Tremont row association branch for local youths. Jeffries Winter club, 60 members, dined at Parker House with toast and remarks. Dartmouth president Bartlett gave seventh high school lecture. Gov Robinson, Mayor O'Brien, Rev Brooks to attend closing exercises. Militia changes for week ending Feb 27 show promotions, discharges, and resignations in various units.

James Nicholson Charlestown Stillman B. Allen Owen A. Galvin Robert L. Sullivan Clark Watts Second Division Collins Central Office Jacob Brodie Tremont Row T. D Jeffries Winter Club Jeffries Yacht Club Parker House Fred Eb, Choate George M. Palmer Messrs B. 8. Palmer Fred E. Choate George Bond J. B. McCabe East Boston Argus Lovell S. C. Bartlett Dartmouth College E.C Carrigan Carrigan Gov. Robinson O’brien Phillips Brooks Adjutant General Wm. v. Locke Fifth Infantry Edes Beiding D. B. Bourne Norton Chessman L. Keene First Infantry Hodgman John A. Rich Eighth Infantry Charles W. Knapp

Judge sets next dates in Heston Machine case and related hearings

Friday session before Judge McKim continued the Heston Machine company case to April 24. Several discharges were granted for Thomas Cargell Edward 8. Coyle Hatheway & Co Litchfield & Crocker and other entities. Multiple parties were continued or hearing closed, including William H Klavell John Goldsmith John R Storr John G Hutton Robert L Keller Annie Bradstreet and Edward 8 Coyle. First meeting noted for a list of individuals and firms including Milliken McEnray Power Wales McNeil Noyes Lewis Miller Morrill & Co Rendell W Burpee.

McKim Heston Machine Company Hatheways Steamship Company Thomas Cargell Laming Drisko William H., Klavell Orson Young George W. Dean John Goldsmith John R. Storr John G. Hutton Robert L. Keller Mary E. Rouse Edward 8. Coyle Hatheway & Co Litchfield & Crocker Henry Bernstein Annie Bradstreet Andrew Jackson William H. Milliken Thomas D. McEnray Richard Power, Jr Joseph M. Wales James McNeil Walker Noyes Charles H. Lewis Jenna Miller George H. Morrill

Notable Deaths Across States and Professions

Obituaries report the deaths of several notable figures: Judge William D Weeks of Lancaster New Hampshire aged 67 after a long illness. Col Deming N Welch ex-general superintendent of Pullman Car Co. Gen C R Woods brother of Supreme Court Justice, found dead in Newark New Jersey. G F Ward NY Providence and Boston RR assistant superintendent died in Saybrook Connecticut of multiple diseases. John Benson a young lawyer of Newport Maine died of heart disease at 33, former Democratic nominee for county attorney. Ex Judge John Elliot Mobile Alabama died at 55. William Bourne piano manufacturer died aged about 37, inventor of a large circular scale. George Canning Longley noted Masonry leader in Canada. Alexander H Ramsay apothecary of Cambridge died of pneumonia at 55 years.

New York, Providence and Boston Saybrook Conn Babcock John Benson Newport Penobcot John Elliot Mobile Ala Stonewall Jackson Ft. Delaware Mobile Judicial Court William Bourne William Bourne & Son Mr. Bourne Wa Sandwich Mass Dayton, CO Cincinnati George Canning Longley Prescott Ont Freemasonry

Polo and skating notes reflect Massachusetts and New England leagues

Records of polo clubs and football on skates show the Maidens and Malden clubs reshaping standings in Massachusetts and New England leagues. Salem leads as Brockton, Woburn, Taunton, and Cambridge trade wins. a New York six days race invite and Steinitz’s Boston visit complete the sports week.

Woburns Salems Brocktons Waltham Cambridges Salem Somervilles Taunton Walthams Brockton Cambridge Tauntons Somerville Bay States Gloucester Globes Peabody Gloucesters Chelsea Crescent Rink Winch Brothers Boston Douglass B. J. Riley J. L. Guthrie Malden Woburn A. A. Ferrin New York Madison Square Garden New York Athletic Club Eugene Maddox D. Cooper Saratoga Charles Walton East Albert Shock Harry Ward Chicago Andrew Dunning Albany George Irish England

Veret the Frenchman’s rise to Madhi war minister

The Paris Figaro profiles Capt Veret, a 19th century French officer once honored with the Legion of Honor. After marching through peril at Laon and Montmartre, he fell from grace, left France for Egypt and the Sudan, and now serves under the Mahdi as war minister alongside Oliver Pain. A curious reunion with a former rival, as Paris circles rumors of an expedition funded by Egyptian bonds to place Veret as Arabi Pasha.

Paris Figaro el Mahdi Veret Khartoum Oliver Vain Laon Theremin Thiers Montmartre M. Wd Herisson Schmitz Peace Guards Bagneux Officiel Gazette Des Tribunaux Officier Legion of Honor France Egypt Soudan el Madhi Madhi Oliver Pain Capt Rue du Faubourg St. Honore

Butterfly Collector from Baltimore Sun Feature

A Johns Hopkins University profile highlights Herman Streckler of Reading Pennsylvania, a stone cutter and night worker who catalogues and prints his own butterfly work. He maintains the world’s largest butterfly collection, producing a comprehensive North American catalogue with global collector networks and unique specimens.

Baltimore Sun Johns Hopkins University Herman Streckler Reading

London Letter to American Register in West End Club

An unpopular Hebrew club member, taunted on the entrance steps, is offered £500 to withdraw his name from the club books by Maj. X. The exchange prompts a debate on whether to accept and hints at potential future rewards, with advice urging defiance.

London American Register West End Maj. X Samacs Sequid

Man uses loaded pistol to shoot mouth in benzine stunt

A Black man named Edward Goode, while full of benzine, attempted to fire a blank cartridge in his mouth to show a lethal act. The pistol misfired loaded, a shock left him with burns and injuries, yet he returned to Mount Holly to play the bass fiddle for dancers through the night.

Charlotte N. C Edward Goode Goode Mount Holly

The Value of Horses in Training and Breeding

The Saturday Review notes that top horses like St Simon or St Gallen command immense sums, while others kept in training may fetch as little as ten pounds or even less. Such creatures seem to have no breeding purpose yet occasionally blood shows through in performance beyond expectations.

The Saturday Review St. Simon St. Gallen

Fertilizer Prices Page Lists Wholesale Rates and Potash Value

A historical price sheet shows sul phonates and nitrates with per pound and per ton figures. It converts to actual potash content and computes nitrogen and phosphoric acid costs, enabling true value assessment of commercial fertilizers.

South Carolina Navassa Lobos Charleston

Roxbury Carpet Strike Ends in Compromise Agreement

After eight weeks the Roxbury Carpet company and Seiuls mill workers reach a compromise. A committee including Mrs. Grant Maggie Glancy and Mary Fennerson met Superintendent Johnson to arrange restart terms. Strikers vote to return Monday at 34 cents per yard with setters still earning velvet rates and drum room and male workers also returning at reduced pay. The strikers cited a promise of future price increases if business improves as key to ending the walkout.

Roxbury Roxbury Carpet Company Seiuls Mrs. Grant Maggie Glancy Mary Fennerson Johnson

San Francisco notes and society chatter in brief

Patti entertains in San Francisco as $7 paid song nights draw crowds. Portland Argus editor John M. Adams tours, headed to Washington and the South. A Colorado gold mine prospectors’ judge aims for $20,000. Lord Beresford circles among acquaintances of James Gordon Bennett. Rumors swirl of Lord Charlie’s preferred racket. Judge John G. Sinclair earns about $30,000 yearly in Florida land plays. Miss Estelle Cleveland of Wilmington invited to greet callers at the White House on March 4. A widower farmer from Maine seeks a wife, estate valued at $5,000. I C Smart, former Pittsfield Evening Journal editor, called to South Congregational church. Henry James likely won’t revisit Boston. Century’s The Bostonians Part II provokes mixed verdicts. Hooksett reports Horace Bonney’s 70th birthday with a golf-headed cane gift. twin brother Hannibal attends. Bonney brothers praised as hosts and solid citizens.

Patti San Francisco John M. Adams The Portland Argus Washington South Judge Hill of Spencer Colorado James Gordon Bennett Lord Beresford Lord Charlie John G. Sinclair New Hampshire Florida Estelle Cleveland Wilmington White House Franklin Loomis Newport I. C. Smart Pittsfield Evening Journal South Congregational Church Henry James Boston Bostonians James Atlanta Constitution Hooksett N. H Horace Bonney Ayer Hannibal Pennacook House Pennacook Bonney Brothers

Naval Yard Reassigns Staff and Welcomes Apprentice Patients

Naval Constructor George R. Boush is ordered to temporary duty in Washington while General Foreman William C. Hichvorn oversees the construction department during his absence. Three apprentices from the training ship New Hampshire at Newport are admitted to Chelsea naval hospital for medical treatment. Chief Engineer F. A. Williams is sent to temporary duty at the yard. Alexander Souther, recently discharged, is reinstated as general foreman of carpenters. First Lieutenant S. Logan USMC sewer’s sick leave extended three months from February 17.

George R. Boush Washington William C. Hichvorn New Hampshire Newport Naval Hospital Chelsea F. A. Williams Navy Yard Alexander Souther J. Logan U.S.M. C

Doctor and patient exchange over medicine guidance

A doctor counsels a poor patient to take a teaspoonful after meals, while the patient laments scarce food. The doctor quips that if meals are rare the patient should take the medicine before eating. The exchange captures humor in hardship from a New York Sun scene.

The New York Sun

Shipping Listings Across Europe and America Trade Routes

A dense OCR of shipping departures and arrivals lists shows agents and ships in Boston London Leith Hull Hull Glasgow Copenhagen Havre Havre Havre Liverpool and New York. Varied vessels including Henderson Bros P A Du Vernet Furness Catatonia Samoa Monarch Gellert and more travel between Europe and America with dates in February and March.

Boston Hamburg Farness Gibraltar Henderson Bros Sidonian Caledonia London Henderson Bros Dago Leith Hull Sanderson & Son Liverpool H du Vernet Henderson Bros A du Vernes Mar Il Henderson Bros Martello Pavonia Elysia Ee- Cephalonia Australia Esees Circassia Glasgow Gothenburg Furness Catatonia Laverpool du Vernet Sertiia Cessseees Liverpool H Brown & Co New York Copenhagen Finch, Edge &Co ‘Assy Monarch Patton V & Co Edam Aese Amsterdam Funch ,Edge & Co Gellert Feo Kulenhardt & Co Greece Lodgon WJ Hurst & Co State of Alabama Baldwin & Co Leerdam Rotterdam Funch, Dye & Co St Germain Havre weeeseeFeb Louis de Bebian Valencia Laguayra Boulton,b & Dallet Wisconsin eFeb Guion & Co Neckal Ecees Bremen Velrichs &Co Tower Hill Wees Henderson Bros Incependente Mersina Ey Reo Phelps Bros & Co City of Chicago Inman Co WerTa Seessee Btomer FED Uelrichs & Co Ceeceeseeeee Hurst Lake Manitoba Arkell & Douglass Republic Alexandre & Sons Ancho Assees Gaszow Henderson Bros State of Indiana Trlasgow Baldwin & Co Samb Park Caledonia Henderson Bros Virginian Thayer & Lincoln Missouri Wartrenk Co Furness York City Thayer & Lincoln -Liverpool Warren & Co Towa Elyezia Henderson Bros Kansas Warren & Co Cephalonia Stockholm E.s H Brown & Co Werra Oe¢lricis & Co St Germain E. Havre Chicago Inman SS Co Westphalia Kunhardt & Co Republic Kunhardt & Co Nevada Guion & Co Scythifies P H du Vernet Cemic

Rockland Maine Ice Delay for Georgia Berry to Tilson’s Wharf

Reports show Georgia Berry lime laden for New York hauled to Tilson’s wharf awaiting safe ice conditions to proceed. Soch Lionel damaged by fire in Sullivan, estimated at 250 dollars. Bath launches a clipper schooner Etta Maud of 89 tons from Hodgdon Bros. East Boothbay to serve the fresh mackerel trade. Steamer Haytien Republic launched in Bath for Boston to Cape Hayti trade, 1000 tons capacity, 45 passengers, powered by Goss Marine boiler and engine, captained by David Compton.

Rockland Georgia Berry New York Tilson’s Lionel Sullivan Bath Etta Maud Hodgdon Bros East Boothbay Benj Shurine Haytien Republic Nis New England Theodore Phipps Manacer Memingway & Browne Isaac Rich & Codor Syatte Boston Dyewood Co Campbell of Chelsea Boston Cape Hayti Goss Marine Ironworks David Compton Massachusetts

Disasters at Sea and Harbors Update

A tumult of sea incidents reported from New York to Queenstown. The J M Morales was hauled off City Island Point while vessels like Nordean and Cumberland collided offshore. Many ships report damaged rigs, fires, or being wrecked, with crews saved and cargo losses noted, including the City of Chester gale damage and crew rescue at Providence and Liverpool routes.

New York J M Morales City Island Point Geo W Dill Laguna New Orleans Galveston Cuxhaven Nordean Cumberland Three Cheers McConnell Ponce Noth of Perth Amboy Bothstay Lunet Gray Sullivan Baltimore Sussex Liverpool Newfoundland Malaga Alfa Ital Malatesta Alleghany Taylor Sandy Peint Providence Charles F Mayer Hoboken Lewes Del E H Williams Sir Mattie Holmes Jordan Miragoane Dutch Island Harbor Eagle Merrill's Wharf New Badford Coniston London Newcastle Leslie Co Montevideo Storyjohann Willkiems Wilmington Para Storjohann Chico Volta Huelva Philadelphia Gibraltar Havana Robert A Chapman Dorchester Rutherford Mobile Cayo Blanco Cadet Sawyer Cardenas JF Chapman Lizzie C Hickman Joseph Richmond Sir William R Huston Warwick Light Reliance Chadwick Queenstown City of Chester Wil

Maritime Arrivals and Departures From Various Ports

Special despatches list multiple vessels sailing to and from Acapulco Boston New York for destinations including Panama San Jose Maracaibo and Haiti. Vessels include City of Panama Saxon Monsita Niagara Celtic Chancellor Newfoundland and many brigs and schooners with ports of call such as New Orleans Philadelphia Baltimore and Havana.

Merchants’ Exchange Acapulco City of Panama Panama San Jose Antigua Nellie Shaw Dinsmore Everett McLain New York Saxon Tom Do Monsita Wallace Bremen America Baltimore Berbice Stephen Bishop Rivers New See Niagara Baker Newark Isle of Wight Camellia New Orleans Cora Augustus New Peterson Maracaibo Addie M Bird Cushing Perth Amboy Satlen Orrie Sarah & Emma Drinkwater Philadelphia Talisman Delano Ruby Rich May McFarland Montgomery Norwa Garnet Karsten Cetewayo Covert Boston Porto Cortez Carilo Truxillo Queenstown Celtic New New York Hrouen Chancellor New Oreans St Johns NF Newfoundland Halifax St John St Thomas Stephen G Hart Pearson Lisbon Sagua Donal Ena McRae Macelo T B Witherspoon Shepard St Kitts L M Smith Smith Sporto Balgownie Jensen Aves Island Hatteras Edward D den

Sailing ships and steamers gather at Atlantic ports in late 19th century report

A detailed maritime notice records dozens of vessels sailing and arriving across Atlantic harbors. Ships, barks, and steamers from New Haven to Norfolk, New York to Boston, and Charleston to Antwerp are listed with dates, routes, and destinations, including vessels like Mabel Thomas McKenzie, Marion E Rockhill, City of Atlanta, and Franconia. The sprawling inventory notes departures from Jacksonville, Port of Spain, and St Kitts, arrivals at Hampton Roads, Philadelphia, and Newport News, and mentions cargos, captains, and ship names amid dense port activity.

Aspinwall Samuel P Hitchcock Blair Ensecoia Buenos Ayres Maria & Hathe Ahrens Brunswick Kitty McKenzie Pisagua Portland O. Kingston Adda Doane Ackerley Belt Port Antonio Sailea Peveril Cameron Baltimore Delta Crowell St Ann’s Bay Mabel Darling Pinder Charleston Port Alpin. Brown Colon Harriet S Jackson Bacon, Inc Monitor Boyd Mobile Zeno Douglass Aruba Woods Hall Repg Lizzie May Conly Frances, Cain New York Moranotay Marks Brodrens Evensen United States Canada Cook Waterloo Innes Charles A Sparks Harris Parahyba Robert Nygren Prima Rosenberg Koviva Brown Panama San Juan Pitts Champerico South Carolina White Acapulco Honduras Griffiths Porto Plata Heroe Hudson Philadelphia Nassau Port Spain St John N B Clearea Oved Baxter Colby Port Philip Head Aus Salled Young Eagle Jones Queenstown Taicahuano lIo Port Olive Thurlow Corbett Nbc Furks Island Beta Shaw Bermuda Jamaica Antwerp Gordonia New Orleans Ascension Callixene Dunn Calcutta Boston Cardiff Raphael Sherman Hong Kong Cadiz Virginia Rocco Pensacola Genoa Giovanni A Mario B Delaware Cape Town Brig Inc Belet Dublin Newnham Johnson Falmouth aAr St Andrew Heegstra Rotterdam St John Glasgow Plainmeller Rowe Phiadelphia Hull Alexander Yeats Dunham San Francisco Hamburg Gerhard Hercksen Vanadis Petterson Galveston Liverpool Brooklyn Dale Nowell Adolphus Norfolk Liana Anderson William Gordon Crosby Savannah Astracana Richards Hughes Belize Izard—Passen Noordland Nichols Leith Critic Lord Messimna Scandinavia Mitchell Iewry Mozart Sawyer Newport Ews North Erin Roberts Ew York Port Pirie Lake Superio Flixen Channel Para—aAr Finance Ashbrook Mortley St Catharine's Point Camelia Petrie Bremen Emilie Schultz Wilmington St Helena Glenfinlas Flynn Centennial Bearse Japan Andrew Jackson Painé Hakodati Iron Cross She Paveric Sussex Robinson Cornucopia Smith Sunderland Kathleen Elder Yesso Londonderry Athavasca George Cork Berkshire Bayswater Hermann Elia Sayer Castle Eden Rheola Bucksville Flora Condon Burgess Brunswick Ga Mark Jason Christiansen Linniken’s Bay Cathie C Berry Smith Peter H Crowell Baker Clark’s Gove Pemaquid Wheeler Southport Boton Schs Ben Fabens Hammond Annie M Allen Congdon Mark Mercator Jacobsen Gibraltar Parien Ga Hempton Roads Sarah Doe Merryman Rio Janeiro Cape Henry William Chase Billups Calveston Ibis Griffin George W Dull Cervanzi Laguna Mex Ludvig Wilhelm Livopia Perkins Anna Dieppe Nordens Henrickse London Gertrude Shields Excelsior Oator Platt Earl P Mason Nickerson Providence Newport News Senna Walker New York Baf Matthews Eustace Manhattan Stevens New Huygen Emma S Slater Slater Wew Urvetta Harding New Raven Robert A Morgan Croseley New Haven Milton Lork Jacksonville A H Herman Wood Nettie Shipman Point-a-Pitre Do. S Mabel ‘Thomas McKenzie Battmmore Amelis G Ireland Norfolk Wa Marion E Rockhill SA Rudolph Malion Orville Hornett Kelsey Kennebec Hampton Roads Jane Evans Aracaju Siddartha Moore Tybee Aleghany Sunbeam Woolgar Perpambuco Brazil Davidson.do Murici St Kitts Ames Cardenas City of Atlanta City of New Bedford Ail River St Leone Castellavere Pernambuco Natal Cardenas -Florence Lower Camden Nauss Hattie Maud Cape Shore Eilen W Sawyer Orchard Clara Jane Allen Eastnort Pearl Andrews Port Clyde Cinderella Ichols Round Pend New Harbor Franklin Pierce Holmes SW Harbor Mary Elizabeth Dunton Boothbay Charea Ontario Couch William R Huston Chadwick Batimore Carrie S Hart Briggs Emma F Angell Tripp Port Madison Parnham Winterport W A Watson Ruskin Henry P Simmons Grace Man United King Northern Queen Steeldom Lewis A Edwards Peterson Havana Veteran Lyne Luther T Garretson Crawford Spartan Allentown Commonwealth Reading Smith Salem Vankirk Berks Odiorne Newburyport Robina Venice Williamsport Miller Portsmouth Pottsville Bacon Panther Warrington New Bedford Martha N Baile Matansas Beethoven Williams Christoforo Guagino Charles S Davis Sooy Rul River Mary E Graham Powell ML Smith Seth Chameston Willetts Raymond T Mau Henderson Satilla Bonanza Amsterdam Barks Aspatogan Scott Dunkirk Francesca T. Touette Maggie Dalling Dalling Seventy Montgomery Port de Paix John H May Ella M Hawes Purrington Fernandina Maude Trinidad San Pedro Cal William A Campbell Hathorn Sydney Nsw Bravo Olsen Davis Gate City Hedge Gordon Churchill St Nazaire Deodada Nielson Barbadoes Rex Andersen Sch Mott Haven Collins Hyannis Pelow St Augustine Barrett Wlimington MC Meland Hansen St Thomas Layton Wviscasset James Ford Sarah Stanley Richmond

Hotel Arrivals and Names Listed in A Bay State Journal

Hotel arrivals include W J Richardson and E E Potter from New York, T Fisher and F Fisher from Fairfield, plus many other guests across cities such as Newport Portland New Bedford and Boston. The list also mentions several families and travelers like J Kemley Peterboro G M Uressey Bangor and Sherman House as a reference to lodging associations and guest registrations.

J Richardson New York Potter Fisher & Wi Fairfield F Fisher Fisher Pomeroy Canada Cass Kemley Peterboro New Bedford Anthony Kellogg Dorchester Burrage Gardner C Harwood CW Idea Uressey Bangor F Hoyt Mass Lange Kilbur Littleton F Hill Montpelier Hi Parker Billerica Briggs Hampton P Murphy Providence P Burges Portland Pell Rome T.knowles

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