McCulloch Addresses and Letters Collection Noted
A review highlights Hugh McCulloch's Addresses Speeches and Letters from 1861 to present, praising reformulations of financial policy and ethical clarity. Key items include the 1865 Fort Wayne speech, 1875 letters to the New York Tribune comparing France and U S credit, and a 1890 New York Times letter on Free Trade and Protection.
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McCulloch
Fort Wayne
New York Tribune
London
France
Cobden Club
Hugh McCulloch
Philosophy of Fiction review and literary notices
A critical survey of The Philosophy of Fiction by Daniel Greenleaf Thompson and related book notes. It weighs Thompson’s conservative stance on realism and erotica in fiction against a call for broader liberty in American letters, praises some English writers, and critiques contemporary tastes. Other items review Told After Supper by Jerome K. Jerome, The Pacific Coast Scenic Tour by Henry Finck, How to find their true natures by Charles A. Barry, and Urania by Camille Flammarion, with short notices on cooking volumes and miscellanies.
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Daniel Greenleaf Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Thompson
Reach
New York Nation
Fourget
Dame
Green
Newark
Longmans, Green & Co
Boston
Little, Brown & Co
Jerome K. Jerome
Jerome
Mr. Eheaping
Dveremea K. Jerom
Kenneth M. M Khoapinn
New York
Henry Boston
Estes & Eee Price
Sinck
California
Alaska
Pacifi Railroad
Yellowsoye Park
Grand Carton
Atlantic Seaboard
New York Harbor
Nantucket Island
Mr. Finck
Canadian Pacific Railway
Yellowstone Park
Henryl, Finck
Charles Scribner's Sons
DeWolfe, Fiske & Co
Price
Mr. Barry
Charles A. Barry
Occult Publishing Company
Oberts
van Scheik
A. Sydney Roberts
Philadelphia
J. B. Lipincott Company
WW. B. Clarke & Co
Camille Flammarion
de Bieler
Myrbach
Gambard
Urania
Estes & Lauriat
Fall River Stocks The Market Dull and Quiet
Fall River report recalls a dull quiet stock week with uncertainty over print cloth prices and value contracts. G. M. Hoffords & Co. issue current quotations reflecting the subdued market conditions and cautious trading across the week.
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Fall River
G. M. Hoffords & Co
American Linen Co
Barnard Mig. Co
Aeee Border Cit Mig Co
Eeee Burnaby Thco
Corneil Mis
Haurgrave
Serewens
King Philip Mills
Laurel Lake
Merchants
Mfg Co
Whee Weer Ri
Borden Mig Co
Amore Mig Co
Stafford Milg
Sexconnet Mills
Wampanoag Mills
Weetamue Milla
Crystal Spring
Ellison Electric
Harvard University Calendar a Busy Week of Talks and Debates
Harvard University events fill March with chapel services, seminars, and lectures. Highlights include Appleton Chapel sermons, the Seminary in American History, the Thirteenth College Conference on Bible study, and a series of geology and physics lectures. Debates at Harvard Union address poll tax and land tax reform with student participants.
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Harvard University
Appleton Chapel
William Lawrence
Sevel
A. A. Davis
University
of Arts and Sciences
Luyon
L. G. Davis
J. R. Finlay
Dacele
Saint Andrew's Brotherhood
Grays
Barghology of of Music
Laas
Gilman
Sever
Physical Ag
Trowridge
Jefferson Physica Laboratory
Ean
G. Oral de
J. Cummings
R. Brien
J. Dodge
H. D. Ce
Vesner
Apleton Chapel
Harvard Union
Pringina
G. Brackett
A. EB. Healy
Hayes
G. P. Costi
Erciday
Physical Science
B. O. Ferosgostarsony
Maverick Land Company Reelects Directors at Annual Meeting
Shareholders met yesterday forenoon at 738 Devonshire Street to elect directors. A stock vote of 15 270 reelected Norace H Stevens Joseph E B Hall A W Lane John C Jean and Charles G White. Treasurer reported year receipts 9870 expenses 1293 balance 17 3869 in treasury. Trustees reported balance 86 cents. Directors to meet later to elect executive.
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Maverick Land Company
Devonshire Street
Norace H. Stevens
Joseph EB. Hall
A. Waj. Lane
John C.jean
Charles G. White
Shipping News From Boston Port on Feb 27 Arrivals and Clears
Shipping notes report arrivals including the Hermann from Antwerp with variable winds and gales until mid voyage, the Virginian from Liverpool facing strong head winds, and the Corean from Glasgow. Others include the City of Savannah, Alleghany, and Gloucester with passengers and cargoes. several foreign steamers cleared for Liverpool Hamburg and Glasgow, with coastwise vessels listed.
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Hermann
Erg
Meyer
Antwerp
Gill & Lootz
Virginian
Fit
Liverpool
Slwyer & Lincoln
Samedale
Corean
Mendes
Trout Glasgow
Iudae
T We A
Alien
Ate
Maine
Hilyard
St John
Astport
Fortland
Moise
Michardson & Barnard
Alleghany
Parker
Baltimore
Jassergera
AM Graham
City of Gloucester
L’rector
Gloucester
Gertie May
Smith
Portland
James Baker
Adams
Newburyport
Samiria
Mewitson
Alex Martin
Kehrwieder
Leidig
Hamburg
Glasgow
Munierich & Co
Colla
Ce Donald
St Vierce
Mig
Hbynewhall & Co
Isoston
Forbes
Larmouth
J G Hall & Co
Annie A Kooth
Seaman
Brig Rocks Glen
Surinam
Ada William F Green
Fortan Prince
Clara Athinney
Samuel Dillaway
Mary Elica
Henry K Congdon
Norfolk
Agnes E Mangon
Highland Light
Aunset
Freight and Charter Market at Boston Largely Quiet
Freight at Boston remains unsatisfactory with ample tonnage to meet demand. Rates are low. coal and ice movements favor New York and Philadelphia routes. Coastwise and foreign charters cited include Barkleatrice Haven Que to Cuba, brig Hansey to Weymouth, and steamer Ravenwood chartered for Cuba and back.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Newport News
Ultimore
West Inings
Barkleatrice Haven
Cientuegos
HU Sibley
Barbamas
Teel
Ciennegua
Hatveras
Lee
le Extra
Jennie Uibyt
Harleston
Weymond
Tertis
Ni Tusey
Ruth Robinson
Bovihbay
Anna
Charleston
Tula Butts
Wiliam Cobb
Weymouth
Hunter’s Point
Hlanebe H King
New York News
Huston
Tony
J W Kitch
Philadelphin
Ics
Benjamin Hale
Cubs
Ravenwood
Hilabelquia
Cuba
Yesso
Altimore
Havre
Antwerp
Foreign Ports update from various world harbors
Cable dispatch lists ships sailing or in port at Antwerp Adelaide Buenos Ayres London Liverpool Moville Palermo Rio Janeiro and more. Entries name ship names owners and destinations including New York Hull Calcutta Portland Ore and Delaware Breakwater with several sailings dated Feb 26 27 and Jan 30. Contains mixed vessels such as brigs bark steamers and schooners with origins from Britain Germany United States and elsewhere.
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Antwerp
Sorrento
New York
Stella
Hogeman
uBih
de Ruyter
Belz
Piesbuben
Halifax
Boston
Adelaide
Athlon
Dexter
Rotterda
Buenos Ayres
Sch
Haroldine
Tilbetts
John Johnston
McLaughlin
Deal
Mulony
San Francisco
Hull
Eng
London
Aquatic
Halcrow
Queenstown
Charles Luling
Gar
Wicke
J Weissenhorn
Old Kennington
Tacoma
Gravesend
Endston Hill
Mallandine
Liverpool
Cuie
Moville
Ethiopia
Palermo
Caledonia
Rio Janeiro
Dom Pedro II
Hudgins
Baltimore
Thos Hilgara
Richards
Calcutta
Miriam
St John
Swansea
Brooklyn City
Southampton
Bay of Fundy
Porter
Shields
Cimara
Robertson
Barbados
Roland
Senfuegos
Delaware
Callaq
John Currier
Lawrence
United State
Medea Green
Portland
Paragon
Doane
Paul
F Hasting’s Mills
Ardeners Bhermuda
Orinoco
Caibarien
Sci Eugenia
Kusk
Tancagouli
Westaway
Swain
Avana
Yumuri
Newark
Garerlona
Saileu
Nellie Meade
Croadwin
Delaware Breaswater
Willie Dietz
Wakely
N of Hatteras
Ned White
Elwell
St Merre
Art. la Plata
Nellie T Guest
Crosby
Savannah
Mansa Lla
Resultado
Arylth
New Fed
Barkend Naspal
Vatled Fe
Barkentine Covinds
Tamer Lee Mab Pik Graysen
Naisrau
Areb Ib
Cabel Darl
Wilmington
Riearling
Ranger
Harbeson Hickman
D .Delpius
N.C
Eetbiee Peeelite Bauly
O Pakaa
Maranhonsa
Port Spain
Trinidad
Gloucester fish catches and ship movements reported
A late February Gloucester dispatch lists large quantities of codfish and halibut from various vessels including Ellen Adams and Sarah, with totals for codfish and other species. It also notes Captainhase’s Alice sailing from the Cape of Good Hope with 40 horse mackerel and several ships such as Centaur and Fairmount on routes to San Francisco and Rio Janeiro with positions and dates.
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Gloucester
Ellen M Adams
Ausbrone
H Keight
Gertie May
Fortune Lay
W H Oakes
Georges
Henri N . Wooda
Sarah
M Jacobs
Matthew Keany
Mascot
Provincetows
Captainhase
Sch
Alice
Capert Good Hope
Tish
Schooner William A Gravier Ready to Sail in Provincetown
In Provincetown on February 25 the schooner William A Gravier awaits sailing as captain’s health improves. Benjamin Sparks plans to move to San Francisco to join the whaling schooner Rosario as chief officer for an Arctic cruise.
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Provincetown
William A. Gravier
Junham
Benjamin ¢. Sparks
San Francisco
Rosario
Arctic
Buoy placements and light notice near Tompkinsville
In February 1886 a red spar buoy numbered 284 was placed south of Glover's Reef off Madudeng Island in 26 feet of water and will be regained as a Sound buoy. A magnetic buoying system will direct port bound ships toward Porthater Boarings. A light of the third order showing red and white flashes every 20 seconds will be exhibited after March 28, 1891 at Great Captain's Island lighthouse.
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Tompkinaville
Glover's Reef
Maduedng Island
Byraui
N.ee
Great Captain's Island
Eis B. Warhingion
Point Loma Lighthouse Description and Nearby Structures
A dated coastal notice describes a new light near Point Loma California with a pyramidal wood skeleton four star cylinders a watchroom and lantern. It notes horizon illumination clear weather visibility from a distant deck and locates the lighthouse between two white frame dwellings with green blinds and red roofs.
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Point Loma
Califor
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Point Loma Light Oase
Coronavo Hotel
Maiden voyage Mongolian steamer sails for Portland
A fine steamer from Liverpool reached Portland on Thursday. The Mongolian, sister to the Numidian, marks its maiden voyage. It is 400 feet long, 80 feet beam, and 57 feet deep, carrying 2710 tons of freight, 10 intermediate and 30 steerage passengers to Portland. The ship will also haul 655 cattle on deck and has refrigerated space for 2400 quarters of dressed beef and 4770 tons of cargo capacity. The vessel’s accommodations are good though not as large as other mail and passenger boats.
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Liverpool
Portland
Dee
Calia
Fortland
Florida
New Bedford
Hirangor
New York
Lucinda G Potter
Philadelphis
Bai
Michael Sprague
Phippsburg
Phiadelphia
Berlin
San Proncisco
Whimpore
Gardner
Whitmore
San Francisco
Charleston
Charles E Young, Carson
Altimore
Bedford
George Tarbell
Chatham Bar
Rail Haven Marine Railway
Isig Sagua
Sagua Lode
Orient
Swansea
King
Capsiorn
Ancud
Chili Islands
Valparaiso
Pot Wai
Tiizaberh
Whitelaw
Nimcod
Pictou
Lloyd's
Millslug
Port shipping rounds up Atlantic ports list and arrivals
Domestic ports report a dense list of steamers, brigs, and schooners clearing and sailing from Baltimore Boston and Providence usports with destinations to London Glasgow New York Philadelphia and Norfolk. Numerous vessels including Nellie W Howlett Granmore Concordia Celisa Jennie C May and Nehemiah are noted with sailings from Amboy Boston New York and Virginia yards.
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Baltimore
Nellie W Howlett
Buckaloo
Ashnoo
Bencroy
Lorth Amboy
Raneisco
Cirafuegos
Kosburg
Lynn
Mass
Yatapaca
Porman
Cleired
Granmore
London
St Albans
Liverpool
Alee
Said
Concordia
Glasgow
Dorchester
Ibusion
Schr
Celisa
Jennie C May
Vortans
Benjamin & Poole
Providence
2Tih
Aches Taitog
Haliard
Boston
Ge Pravenport
Broaswick
Bark Nehemiah
Gibson
Risley
Sav Una
Suiled
Harry & Iitter
Peterson
Perth Amboy
Bridgeport
Golden Style
Dsall
New York
Ida E Latham
Biarehford
Curlafield
Fanne Walston
Fool's Landing
Clark’s Cove
Carrie A Lane
Dyer
Bath
Lod
Norfolk
Duich
Arsachs Mail
Kent
Rawinxent River
Mad
Bush
Gedmes
Hill
HP Hallock
Clarissa
Taunton
Neword
Mile
John I Snow
Kins
Reo
Herbert Fuller
Nash
Calbarien
Philadelphia
Norbolk
Samer Saturn
Boson
J B
Ogies
Bark Hypada
Martin
Renen
Nobaka
Vineyard Sound
Acu John & Souther
Port Royal
Newhaven
John Jackson
Chase
Jona Hyland
Stevens
Anne B
Jacoos
Wilson
Ha Led
Janis Boyce
Rankin
Index
Garrison
AL 27Th
Priliant
Shields
Ing
Spree
Brewnn
Southampton
Chariois
Amsterdam
Areeusd
Port Spain
Trinidad
Viking
Nassau
Burgermeister
Elersen
Hamburg
Rio Grande
Galveston
I Asonte
New Orleans
Britannit
Mediterranean
Crrac
Mokerson
Nickerson
Loothay
Whiladalphia
Marta O Teel
Johnsen
Coal Port
Driako
Bertha M Walker
Hardieg
Glen Cove
Voho Proctor
J R Hodwell
White
A Heaton
Itront
Rockland
Mails Close at Boston for Europe and Pacific Posts
Postal notice from Boston lists supplementary mail close times for St Pierre and Miquelon Halifax and for Great Britain Ireland and other European countries via steamship Saimaria from Boston February 28 040 Supplementary mail closes at 10 40 a m Trans Pacific mails to Java Shanghai Hong Kong and East Indies via vessel Kelgie from San Francisco March 10 close in Boston March 5 5 pane.
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Boston
St Pierre and Miquelon
Halifax
Great Britain and Ireland
Saimaria
Javan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Vet
Kelgie
San Francisco
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G. P. Putnam’s Sons
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Shipping News
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May
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Robinson
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Leanming
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Vaaneman
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Johannes Ran
Mansanitis
Pania
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Laracoa
Bocas del Toro
Bark Boxe
Davon
Lisbon
Carlos Godfrey
Dutch
Cardenas
Eva A Danesewer
Johnson
Wilwington
Joba
Paige
Haley
Ailyn’s Weit
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Sproul
Charles Stayles
Port Johnson
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RK Drury
Sweetman
Rockport
Jennie Burl Harris
Borton
Isabel Albert Make
Wan Gradley
Jenny Greenbank
Mary Brewer
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Helen W Aling
Lutirell
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China
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Slater
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K Hawley
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Prof
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Morrell Mackenzie
Rew Enginn & Savaunch Steamship Co
Lewis Wharf
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Su Nday
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Morday
Sis
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Central Railway of Georgia
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Washington St
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