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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1890

Page

3

The Silver God Triump hs The Currency Controversy

Washington reports the Senate finance committee favors a bill to buy 50 million dollars of silver yearly as the currency base. The piece notes the clash between gold standard advocates and silver free coinage backers, with Republicans like Aldrich Sherman and Hiscox shown as wavering toward silver. It warns of political risk and predicts a ten year path to 540 million dollars in silver note issues if passage occurs.

Washington Sprediau Finance Committee The Senate United States Aldrich Rhode Island Sherman Ohio Hiscoex New York Cleveland Manning Fairchild Trenholm Jordan L’resary Massachusetts Chicago Secretary of the Treasury Pierce House Congress

Park square electric cars introduce five minute service

The Park Square electric cars from Cambridge began running on a five minute schedule yesterday, replacing the old ten minute interval of two cars. North Avenue cars now run every seven and a half minutes instead of two per ten. The change improves accommodation, though single engine cars are often crowded. South Boston cars have been discontinued for the present.

Park Square Cambridge North Avenue Iew South Boston

Catarrh Cure Promises Quick Relief For Influenza

The FireMEN of Boston and other cities will be interested in the advertisement of G. W. Simmons & Co. today. Just as surely as the snow disappears before sunlight, so surely do catarrh and influenza yield to the influence of Old Saint's Catarrh Cure, the great specific. Sold by all dealers. Price 25 cents.

Fireemen Boston G. W. Simmons & Co

Carlyle and Goethe Friendship Praised At Harvard Lecture

Robert Niven spoke at the Harvard Divinity Chapel on Carlyle in Relation to Goethe. He described their bond as a moral force that saved Carlyle from despair and shaped Goethe's reception of him. The lecture contrasted their temperaments, noting Carlyle as seer and Goethe as poet, and their roles as harbingers of poetry and religion.

Robert Niven Carlyle Goethe Harvard Divinity Chapel City of God

General Edgerly Obituary Highlights NH Service

General Andrew J. Edgerly died in Medford after a long illness. Born October 8, 1828 in Barnstead New Hampshire he helped organize a New Hampshire volunteers unit and served as second lieutenant later becoming adjutant general. He represented Haverhill in the NH Legislature and spent his later years mainly in Medford. He is survived by his widow and one son.

Edgerly Andrew J. Eedgerly Medford Barnstead N. H New Hampshire Volunteers Florida Manchester New Hampshire Weston Haverhill M. V. B. Edgerly Springfield Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company Joseph G. Edgerly Fitchburg

Notable Deaths From Across Regions

W L G Wright known as Billy Wright of Concord dies of Wright's disease at forty three. Commodore George B White, chief of the Navy Bureau of Yards and Docks, dies in Washington aged, recently appointed. Frank Y Bradley, forty three, ex Oxford county commissioner and Fryeburg Academy treasurer dies in Fryeburg Maine. Christopher W Dyer of Malden dies aged about seventy, long associated with J K Sleeper Co Boston. Lord Auckland and Edward Thomas Charton die in London and Paris respectively. Charton born Reno 1807, senator and author.

W.L.G. Wright Billy” Wright Concord Wright Commodore George B. White Bureau of Yards and Docks Navy Department Washington Commodore White Bureau of Yards Frank Y. Bradley Fryeburg Oxford County Fryeburg Academy Christopher W. Dyer Malden J. Kk. C. Sleeper & Co Boston London Lord Auckland Paris Edward Thomas Charton Institute Reno

List of vessels laid up at the port with various owners

A catalog of ships and schooners in this port including names such as Adeline Hamlin Annie G Quiner Glendon and Glendon entries with owners like Worcester Nickerson Baker and Pickering. The list cites vessels at Chelsea and Roxbury districts with multiple moorings, bridge notes, and various weights and hulls across a chaotic OCR fragment.

Carroll, Brown Wccererr Poston Worcester Nickerson Keee Ee Loring’s Adeline Hamlin Lewis City Wharf Chelsea Nort Miebunok Annie G Quiner Moncon Bartlett Pucket Bol Sargent’s Bloomer Harper Glendon Colin Baker Instream Dean Aou Uronic Bmery’s Daniel Brittain Coleman Craigie’s Bridge Daniel Gilford Coimmwn T& Gb Edwin A Sievens Gott If Pirisko Drisko Mar Lda Strout Felgle Eine Ee Oy EVO Oy CIC Ron Joseph Laton, Jr Charfield Chelsea Bridge James Baker Dams Roby’s Charlestown Leonora Boursey Cece Cers Rvans’s Muihe Rhodes Watts Mareland Storia Adelaide Atwood Sturtevant’s Aninnnesota Jimkep Eee Ees Jstearns Roxbury Marea Lewis, Welly Green I I Menawa Alexander Emery Chelea New Zealand Dawes Olive Branel Farrell Sour Bay Red Rover Alley Sea Hird Thurston Yelumah Marshall

Specially addressed mail routes by steamship picks Scotland and more

Direct and specially addressed mail to Scotland from New York on Feb 25 8 p m for Brazil La Ulata and Windward islands via multiple Caribbean stops. Miquelon Yucatan Campeche Tabasco Chapas and Cuba via Orizaba. France and other European closed mails via Champagne. Great Britain Belgium Germany Denmark Sweden and more via Southampton or Bremen. Ireland and other European countries via New York on Feb 28. routes to Truxillo Ruatan Costa Rica and Central America from New Orleans March 1.

Scotland Anchoria New York Brazil la Ulata Iracil St. Thomas St. Croix Martinique Gaadaleane Barlinique Barnados Trinidaa Demerara Babados Windward Islands Miquelon Halifax Boston Peane Yucatan Campeche Tabasco Chapas Cuba Stesishiv Orizaba Prance Direct Ualian Steatmship da Champagne Great Vriton Belgien Netherlands Southampton Truxillo Ruatan Oteri New Orleans Costa Rica Port Simon Foxhall

Trans-Pacific Mails Closer Schedule At Boston Office

Mails for Australia New Zealand Samoa and Hawaiian Islands via Zealandia from San Francisco will close March 8 at 5 p.m. for Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports and the East Indies except British India Straits Settlements Malaya and Dutch East Indies via steamship China from San Francisco March 11. Mails to close March 6 at 5 p.m. at the Boston office.

Trans-Pacific Australia New Zealand Iji Samoan Hawaiian Islands Zealandia San Francisco Boston Japan Shanghai Hong Kong East Indies British India, Straits, Settlements Mam Dutch East Indies China

VESSELS IN PORT LIST OF LONDON SHIP NAMES AND OWNERS

A Tuesday Friday port list enumerates steamships schooners brigs and barks with names masters tonnages consignees and destinations. Entries include Bernard Byrne City of Savannah Long River India Istrian Hoosac Marmion Milanese Michigan Pier G Crammnore Orion Parthian Siberian Hoosac Mystic ships and many more with owners and ports such as Boston Liverpool Philadelphia Bar Harbor and New York. The text records wharf locations and remarks on vessels passed Charlestown Warren bridges and Neponset in stream conditions.

Bernard Byrne Boston Fruit Co Port Antonio Long City of Savannah Googins Richw’son & Barn Savan H. Lewis Coila McDonald Gustavo Preston St Pierre Mia Rowe’s Dorchester Howes Graham Baltimore Sss Simpson's Milanese Woodside Hemenway & Brown NER Barks Ethel Thompson John Emery & Co Portland Mystic River Deane Whitehouse C Hunt & Co River Platte Jas G Pendleton Lancaster Peabody & Co Melb Lizzie Ross Vaughan John G Hall Rebecca Crowell Bray Whitney Pous D & Co Mat Mystic John R Stanhope Norton Neponset NERA Boston Dyewood Co Carolina Auguste, Delong & Seaman Instream Elrea McCrea Hatheway & Co Alice Louise Carroll Newhalls Bessie H Rose Sawyer Charles F Tuttle Ives Amy Bright Jordan Carleton’s Annie L Wilder Greenlaw South Bay Bessie Carson Slocumb Delong & Seaman Aee Aee Enna Nickerson Calvin B Crcutt Pearce Cox and Green Charles N Simmons Johnson Carita Landry J G Hall Charles H Fabens Delight Fitzpatrick DA Mader Suum Edward W Young Howard Ella M Storer Simmons E Atkins & Co Frank G Dow Maloney Seers Fannie L Nye Gardner Blake Rockport Mgc Abcrly Henry Taylor Harry Prescott Turner McQuesten’s Henry R Congdon Brown South Bay Harvest Home Jost Piper’s Tdaho Ouie Bay Isabella McCuish Joseph Souther Baxter Green & Son James B Pace Stone John Stocknam Searle South Boston Gas Works James Helmes Ryan Belfast Ieee Union Lillian LeBlanc, Nash, Spaulding & Co Mattie Dino Oregon Candage Pearl Street Oliver Schofield Gos Phebe Luther Roby Penny Lucy Jones Goss Russell Collins Luckimster Weymouth Pnb Dexter Cornwallis Robert J Edwards St Croix Rosebrook JS Emery & Co Marquand’s Stephen G Loud Torrey Gray’s Speedwell Tufts St John Sarah Kf Nightingale Fearebay A & Co Demerara Ono Tioga Richard Montague PET EB Victory Heisler Georgetown Pel Techsted Sc Simpson Charlestown Warren Lucy W Dyer Hillier Mary Sprague Poland Cunningham, Banks & Co McKay’s Royal Arch Chatfield Rebecca F Landin Diggins al Neponset Sophie Stuart Walsh Lewis Stowell Sherman Sherman Woodward Abrahams Snow Williats Codd Chagg Cambridge Cnaries River Astoria Lorton Steele United Kingdom Apalachicola Myra B Weaver Genley Havana Harry White Hopkins Kingston Glen Grant Critchley Montevideo Alena Covert Chariton Laguayra Lelpast Florida Priest Woods Hall Maryliza Morrisey Boston Edward L Warren Colson Lixon Rockland Balitimore Norman Henderson Savannah William Lawrence Mageie & Gray Grand Cayman William H Converse Hazeltor Coosin Annie & Willard Steelman Eureka Dinsmore San Francisco Mt Howe Crowley Little New York Patosi Charleston Biuns Wick George Davis Morris Buenos Ayres Alpert Mason Lizzie Babcock Wheaton Philadelphia Chessie Whiting Couolaw Hatfield Pulcis Island Areukuins Bavid Thomaston Lizzie Cochran Kelly Calais Maggie Vcuinings Mareh Providency Helen Thomipson Averill Andrew Burnhaw Burnham Salem East Machias Mary Bartlett Saarbruck Pall River John Crockford Farnham Gloucesyter Tspecials Schs Freetwine Trom Floboten Winterport Duroc Newburyy,ort M M Chase Hoboken Eastport Cayenne Nettie Cushing W D Daisley Louris Lizit Fortune Bay Galveston Wallachia Liverpool Alamo Colin Archer Port Natal John BR Penrose Geo Taulane, Jr Fee Elisha Gibb Wood Pensacola Areb 2d Angelia Cleveland Emerara Hyannis Charles Jeffrey White Alice B T¢Ishen Jysosion Bass River Schrortauna Edwards Moblle Lottie Mills Bahia Blanca Rita d Lopez Stanley Itantan Norfolk Val Carrie DL John M Brooman Washington Reading New Orleans Glasgow Newburyport Seavey Erry Satilla River Newport Brazil Knickerbocker Almandinle Teneriffe EL Mar Suffolk Puerto Riqueno New Bedford Schs Geo S Tarbell Higains Harry Atesser Vierce Prince Coombs Lucy Porto Rico Forbes Calcutta Arbela Smith Dieppe Sidney Knudsen Padang Gem Porter St Martins Britannia- Hiochkiss Antigua Florado Burgess Touala Mary C Mariner Gray Yeeolutla Emna Angier Hattie M Lones O Mi London Glaucus Mabel Tavior Durkee Anna Maria d’Abundo Lisbon Albert Schultz Pries Bridgetown Bar Carrie L Tyler Pallangrall Wellington Kedith Sheraton Cook San Domingo Baltic MebBride Port Elizabeth Hell Gate Swis Galatea Willisias St Johan Abbie M Dearing Mangan Die New Benford Susan Ross Amboy Cerre Gordo Chanman New London Magnolia Cooper Vort Liberty Gloucester Chase Dameaniels New Haven Fiheman Kimball Sheepscott Iuger G Henry

Ports of Boston Arrivals and Coastal Weather Reports

The Boston port entry records arrivals including the steamer Istrian from Liverpool with gale and ice field observations near 43 40 n 50 20 w, plus multiple vessels in ballast or with cargo and passengers. Noted are freights to Boston, experiences of gales off Thatcher's Island, heavy ice, and frostbitten crew members among several ships, with additional reports of bluewater and coastal steamer traffic in fog and variable winds.

Thursway Istrian Ball Liverpool Thayer & Lincoln Relow Ion Gtranto Hull Boston Bernard Byrne Port Antonio Wil Fruit Boston Fruit Co Wochester Howe Philadelphia EB Sampson Katahdin Pierce Winterport Tremont Donovan Portland Geo Thatcher’s Island Carolina Atuauste Fortune Bay St Pierre Mig Lelong & Seaman Kesch Ella M Storer Simmons Matanzas E Atkins & Co Cape Hatteras Lucy W Dyer Gloucester Hillier Oler Baker Daltimore James Holmes Ryan Leffast Morest Queen Blake Annie L Wilder Greenlaw Rockport Robert J Edwards Collins Park Glasgow Hl & A Allan Oranmare Moffatt London Baltimore Willam Johnstone Park Tantee Almier Havana Kinsman & Co Swis Speedwell Watts Schdolin Hatheway & Co Dent Fitgpatrick Vie Vplaventia Wb Newhall & Co C.F Wiliams Abby L Dow Corson Fitz Bros & Co Charles IV Puttle Lansgow Lucy Millie Banger New York

Shipping Rates and Cargoes Reported in New York Trade

Feb 27 reports firm rates and solid business across routes. Vague cargo notes include refined petroleum from Philadelphia to United Kingdom and Continent at 8s, cases of petroleum to Alicante, and general cargo ships such as Annie M Small to New York and Zangivar leg to South America, with several other vessels and shipments noted.

New York Europe General Nourville St John Loweet Cause of England Lark Ajax Philadelphia United Kinedlom Continent Bark Allee Ectvic Petroiermimm Alicante Areica Annie M Small Case Oil Pertoral Argo Zangivar Socta America Mary Gray General Cargo Laguayra West Syints Maggie Abbot Logwood Tiugli

Sailed vessels and routes from various ports listed

A compressed log of ships and steamers sailing from Antwerp Auckland Beacay Calcupa Camplica Cape Town Deal Piume Gibbaltar Girgent Hambu rgi Iollo London to New York Philadelphia Baltimore and related destinations with dates Feb 16 to Feb 27 including vessels Creole Montreal Magdalene Mouravia Julia Eurasia Moravia Bradburg Marabout Salisbury Pocahontas Magda Denmark and Ealing with masters names and routes.

Antwerp Creole Galveston Auckland Mary S Ames Buenos Ayres Montreal Dexter Boston Beacay Libab Magdalene Meyer New York London Calculpa John E Sayre Rouse Camperica Mouravia Chase Cape Town CGH Julia Jordan DEAL Eurasia Parkes San Pranelco Piume Pocahontas Gibsbaltar Magda Philadelphia Ealing Gravesend Denmark

Maritime Shipping Movements from Various Ports

A dense log of ships sailing and in port across many world ports. Vessels include steamer City of Peking, bark Electra, brig Morning Star, steamer Newport, and ships from New York, San Francisco, Barbadoes, and Buenos Ayres with routes to Yokohama, San Francisco, Queenstown, and Lisbon, detailing departure and arrival dates and captains.

Penang Draquette Ital Schiaffino New York Palermo Italia Queenstown Cape Breton Grierson San Francisco Annesley Evert Vegedee City of Lark Willie Leverson Santos Helen M Rowley Nas Barbados Sch Dames A Garfield Kisher Grand Constable Island Lark Lydia Sorengie Morning Star Luckham Jennie Phinney Ingersoll Swansea Connemara Trapani Hamilton Fish Marseilles Antwerp Blagdon Amy Gloucester Mass Buteshire Wyman Aspinwall Newport Buenos Ayres Mary Baker Scoville Portland Victor Jensen Pensacola Barbadoss Canning Matthews Cilnfuegos Eastgate Thompson Diwirara Roger Drury Delay Fernandina Digby Acapulco Pernambuco Electra le Seurs Gaspe Seh Corisance Linkliter St Johns Hayilah Michardson Macero Rosarie Porp Elizabeth Sailea St Mary Mears Rosario Port Papa

Bell buoy near Robinson's Hall reported in good repair

Captain Hallett of the Herman Winter reports the Vineyard Sound bell buoy off Robinson's Hall is functioning correctly after recent reports of failure. The vessel came from New York to Boston and confirmed the buoy's operability at the port.

Boston Hallett Herman Winter New York Vineyard Sound Robinson’s Hall

Maritime ship movements from Boston and New York ports

A fragmented list of 12 vessels with origins and destinations including Boston to Liverpool, New York to Shanghai, New York to Navarre, Cardiff to Cape Town, and Matanzas via Delaware Breakwater to Boston. Positions shown with latitudes and longitudes, dates range Feb 2 to Feb 24, noting routes such as Liver pool, Shanghai, and Delaware Breakwater passages.

Mostonian Rant Boston Liverpool Cephalon Boson Feo Seamsmeil Brothers Inness New York Shanghai Anna Menkens Nlavre Ark Neophyte Goudy Frow Cardiff Cape Town Ion Wark Ivie Reed Whittier Sydney Pep W. Lig Ernestine Davana Delaware Fev Schuecald Keagen Matanzas Barnegat

Gloucester Monitor lists diverse halibut and cod landings

The Gloucester Monitor reports fishing cargoes from Grand Bank and Georges, totaling tens of thousands of pounds including halibut, cod, and haddock. Ships listed include William Daisley and Sonris Lagut and Vidal Wave with crews from Fortune Bay, Boston market, and Georges. Portland specials note Ebel and Iverceit Pierce landings.

Gloucester Schs Monitor Grand Bank Williaa Daisley and Sonris Lagut Fortune Bay Boston Loria Jooone Georges Vidal Wave Mary Story Clara F Friend Lawrence Murdock Governor Butler Foluniha Ciara & Cameron Haddecking William H Cross Illa F Barnett Portland Iverceit Pierce

Lost bark She Portland bark Charles R Lewis and crew list

Boston report notes the bark She Portland with cargo of coal sailing from Veruis Amboy to Portland on December 25 overdue. Lists 15 missing including Capt Reid first mate Aten and others. Vessel valued at 25000 and uninsured. Also mentions new steamer Boston for Yarmouth NS due next July and various coastal shipping notes with other vessels and incidents.

Boston Portland Charles R Lewis Veruis Amboy Vortland Dee Capt . Reid I J Aten Vortland James Gilroy Fred Webber Vportland John McDonald Alex McDonald Harry Hamilton Cape Uretom Willam M Gage Ed Wheslon Thomas Crowley Dolph Johnson Fred S Smith Clyde Yarmouth Steamship Company Yarmouth Fire Island New York Schiselle Mistgins la Champagne New Bedford Watford Arsiee Cape Einesteiner Rada Hamburg Long Island Barcelona

Vessel disasters and incidents report from several ports

Feb 1 a Newfoundland seaman Jacob French died and Feb 2 mate Hayward Marshall also died. both buried at sea. Feb 19 steward John Parsons died, remains brought to port. All deaths due to malarial fever. At Aspinwall Feb 26 Crosby and Smith returned to New York with foremast loss. At Wilmington NB Feb 25 salvage of Minnie A Bonsall for pilots. Alexander Jones to get one third. Bark Eero to Mobile with damaged crew. Elmville at Avonmouth damaged pier planking. Scandia aground at Elbe. Coriolanus and Claymore collision near Liverpool. crews saved and landed by Queensmore.

Jacob French Newfoundland Hayward Marshall John Parsons Aspinwall Crosby, Smith San Blas New York Wilmington Minnie Alexander Jones Mobile Eero Montevideo Ship Island Lealing London Elmville Avonmouth Baltimore Scandia Hamburg Elbe Coriolanus Torkilsen Tquique Falmouth Claymore Norfolk Liverpool Queensmore Boston Allimore

Maritime Ship Movements Across Atlantic Ports

Chronology of ships and barges clearing and sailing from Astoria Apalachicola Lelpast Portland and other ports to destinations including Havana Kingston Montevideo New York Boston and Liverpool. Entries list vessel names captains and sailing or clearance dates in late February.

Port city shipping notices and sailings listed

Long list of vessels cleared, sailed or in port across multiple ports including Sarnia James Barrett Nellie C Paine and L A Sselkup tow, with destinations Liverpool New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Also includes steamers Montana Washington City and other schooners and brigs with ports Dublin Sunderland Philadelphia and Matanzas, plus local port entries and guano charter at Pawtucket.

N Squire Floyd Jewetts Cove Pelle Hardy Tor Do Nat Meader Dunton Wiscasset Newport Sarnia Liverpool Sisled James Barrett Preble Harmons Harbor New York Warren Adams Colcord Boothay Baltimore Sselkup Nellie C Paine Nickerson Boothbay Pililadelphta Ohio Sargent Queenstown Lancaster Robinson Boston Berks Adams Albert L Buvler Foster Manzanilla Howard W Smith Owes John A Beckerman Gatmmons Providence Montana London Swansea Wild Flower Sunderland Eng John J Marsh Whittier Cardenas Gertrude Abbott Cobb Red Wing Johnson Kings Ferry Flas Marjory Brown Osborn Matanzas Edward Johnson A Vernambucco George Walker Small Carens Washington City Hamburg Jane Kelsall Sharpness Reading New Bedford Norman Toninall Soppa Caghart Francis R Baird Richardson Mary E Graham Shields Fall River Delaware Breakwater Anna L Taylor Lambert Macors Marjory Brown Philadelphia Portsmouth Eva B Douglass Letts James A Brown Simmons Phomaston Periph Amboy Emma J Meyer Davis Kingsberry Fla Crosson Ciara Gregory Effie Burnham Darien

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