Human Mystery in Hamlet and Other Essays
A review critiques Martin W. Cooke’s Hamlet theory that the prince is humanity itself, arguing the idea overextends symbolist readings and weakens the play’s force. The piece also notes Carmen Sylva translations, Richardson’s American Literature, and Lazarus poems, with mixed appraisal of translations and judgments.
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Shakspere
Cooke
Hamlet
Hazlitt
Goethe
Hamies
Rosencrantz
Guildenstern
Ophel
Laeries
Ophelia
Mr. Cooke
Falstaff
Denmark
M. Taine
Martin W. Cooke
New York
Fords, Howard & Hulbert
Boston
Damreil & Upham
Price
Mr. Richardson
Richardson
Emerson
Hawthorne
Mr. Henry James
Sage
Mr. James
Dante
Carmen Sylva
Emma Lazarus and Her Poetic Turn for Jewish Identity
A brief memoir notes Emma Lazarus born 1849 died 1887 led a quiet life yet sharpened her voice after 1882 Russia persecutions. It highlights her race conscious poems like The Crowing of the Red Cock and The New Ezekiel, praises her in behalf of modern Jews, and laments her early death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Lazarus
Emerson
Italy
Russia
Mme. Ragozin
Miss Lazarus
Iss Lazarus
Catholic Church Dedicated at St. Joanspury Vermont
The new Catholic Church at St. Joanspury Vermont was dedicated with 1500 attendees. Rev Boissonault led the blessing with bishops and visiting priests, noting the pastor’s 15 years of growth and a $108000 expenditure on church school and cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joanspury
J. Boissonault
P. Marceau
Quebec
J. Ray
Sherbrooke
de Goesbirand
Burlington
Boissonault
Hernag
Boston
Vast 19th Century Shipping Ledger From Jan 1888 Port Details
A dense sailing column lists arrivals and clearances across Atlantic and coastal routes. Vessels include Steamer Bulgarian Leask from Liverpool and Steamer Cumberland from St John NB with passengers and cargo, plus numerous bark and schooner movements through Boston Halifax and New York. Coastwise ships, fisheries traffic, and port notes span Halifax Portland Providence and beyond with weather impacts and navigational remarks.
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Bulgarian
Leask
Liverpool
Thayer & Lincoln
Wm Coulman
Scott
Port de Paix
Boston Dyewood Company
Port Light
Cumberland
Thompson
St John
Eastport
Portland
Kilby
Standard
Stevens
New York
Tremont
Donovan
Augustine Kobbe
Somers Point
Chadbourne
Mobile
Cypress Lunder
Wellman, Hall & Co
Lrig Matilda Buck
Chisholm
Miragoane
St Nicolas Mole
Rum Cay
Watlings Island
Gulf Stream
West Indies
Gulf
Port
Hatteras
Edith
Annie I Kuckerson
Charles
Europe
Regina B
Gordon
Georgetown
Mary Ross
Deveau
Salmon River
Bonhomie
Porter
Yarmouth
Star
Blake
St Andrews
Gazelle (Jr
Waters
Grand Manan
Amelia
Ireland
Evans
Blanche
Gray
Geo P Rust
Brocklebank
Newburyport
Charlie Steadman
Mitchell
Rockport
Halifax
Ellis
Richardson & Barnard
Virginian
Fox
Martello
Abbott
Hull
Sanderson & Son
Carroll, Brown
Boston
Prince Edward Island
S38
Emily F Whitney
Rollins
Melbourne
H W Peabody & Co
Bark L M
Carroll
Scythia
D If Miller
Baltimore
Parthian
Philadelphia
Herman Winter
Schiwo Brothers and
Mabel
Mrs Parsons’s Fiery Tongue in Curiaco Speech
An anarchist speaker Mrs Parsons addressed a Socialist gathering at Waverly Hall near police headquarters in Curiaco. She declared revolution by force to end industrial slavery, threatening to use a Winchester rifle and saying she will pursue truth even if it leads to prison or death.
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Curiaco
Parsons
Waverly Hall
Supreme Court rules Tabernacle Baptist Church keeps meeting house
The Boston Tabernacle reports a Supreme Court decision affirming that Bowdoin Square Baptist Society does not hold the meeting house in trust for the Bowdoin Square Church. The court grants the society right to lease to the Massachusetts Baptist Convention, leaving Tabernacle Church in undisturbed possession and ready to continue its work and charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Tabernacle
Supreme Court
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square Baptist Society
Bowdoin Square Baptist Church
Massachusetts Baptist Convention
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Ralph Warner
Bowdoinaare
All Bench
Convention
Massachusetts School for the Feeble Minded 41st Annual Report
The forty first annual report from the trustees of the Massachusetts School for the Feeble Minds at South Boston details land conveyance to the Commonwealth for a new building funded by a 200 000 appropriation. The Dover estate will be sold and initial construction at Waltham will house 60 to 100 custodial cases with work beginning in spring. Plans for the first building will set contracts and Pens for the remaining structures will start next summer. Current expenses total 34 88233 dollars for 195 inmates, a weekly per capita cost of 344 dollars.
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Massachusetts School
South Boston
Commonwealth
Dover
Waltham
Hand Amputation After Railway Accident
Thomas Hood of Athol fell on the Fitchburg track at Baldwinville and lost a hand when a car passed over it. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital where the crushed hand was amputated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hood
Athol
Fitchburg
Baldwinville
Massachusetts General Hospital
Freight and Charter Listings Across Global Markets
Jan 5 reports show charters and freights for ships between New York New Orleans Bremen Liverpool Cork London and other ports. Cargoes include cotton grain lumber petroleum coal guano fertilizers and general cargo with varied rates and wharfage terms.
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New York
Ev Corke
City of Lincoln
New Orleans
Bremen
Capulet
St John
Liverpool
Walter Thomas
Baltimore
Cork
Nettie Murphy
Mobile
Jquator
Pensacola
Bark Latona
Ghent
Rosario
Hermod
Montevideo
Augustine Robbe
Boston
Buenos Ayres
Africa
Serene
Port Natal
West Inviks
Lillian
Philadelphia
Cuba
Ceperal Cargo
Coastwiske
Flora Condon
Jacksonville
Jursher
Brazil
Rio Janeiro
West Invairs
Albemarle
Port Spain
General Cargo
Stephen Bishop
Grand Cayman
Newport News
Guano
Nelson E Newbury
Orchilla
Pt. Scotia
Sagua
Cardenas
Rebecca F Lamdin
Galveston
Island City
Savannnah
Enj F Lee
Ort Royal
D Lamson
Savannah
Lizzie Hartrick
Ashley River
Portland
Heston
Portsmouth
New Haven
Ridgeport
Providence
Upboken
Jersey City
Port Royal
Charleston
Withington
North Side
South Side
Sailed and sighted ships from New England ports to New York and Boston
The report lists numerous schooners and barges sailing from Wiscasset Boothbay Rockport and other Maine ports to New York Boston and Havana with several vessels in tow under tug assistance. It notes arrivals at Vineyard Haven Salem Ulster and Ar 6th with cargoes including lumber and haddock and mentions ships bound for New Haven New Bedford and Rockport along with Saint John and Newfoundland links.
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Wiscasset
Lawrence Haines
Tibbetts
New Maven
George Savage
Boston
Hoothbay
St John
Lizzie Mels
Rockport
New York
Druid
Wilcox
Fall River
Minnesota
Lynch
Calais
Heston
Jennie G Pillsbury
Wall
Rockland
Lexington
Waters
New Haven
Sam Weller
Gladys
Zulette Kenyon
Wilds Pigeon
Salem
French
Sherman
Machias
Hattie Turner
Gliss
Havana
Ella Francis
Foster
Delaware
Avey
Lincolnville
New Bedford
Louise Haskell
Gray
Bangor
Hyaanis
Ulducestr
Carrie W Babson
Ratiie Evelyn
Blue Jacket
Horace B Parker
Ethel Maud
Mellissa D Robbins
Electa A Eaton
Haddocking
Sarah KE Lee
Ada M Hall
M A Aston
Gladstone
Grand Banks
Ralph E Eaton
Georges Flynn Scud
Schuyler Colfax
Bay of Islands
Newfoundland
Werth Amboy
Maritime Ship Movements and Departures by Port and Vessel
An OCR listing of ships sailing and departing from major ports including Antwerp, Barcelona, Buenos Ayres, Cardiff, Cadiz, Cape Point, Hamburg, Havre, Liverpool, London, Lizard, Limerick, Licata, Plymouth, Queenstown, Rio Janeiro, Swansea, Smyrna, and Tarifa. It notes vessel names, owners or captains, routes, and departure dates in early January and late December.
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Antwerp
Waesland
Berg
Buschmann
New York
Bowling
Isabel
McClure
Falmouth
E. Barcelona
Integridad
Gelpi
Charleston
Elen
Kus
Jurvyelius
Brunswick
Buenos Ayres
Lark Bygdo
Nor
Hanschran
Apalachicola
Lucey A Davis
Loring
Portland
Petit Codlac
Steeve
Cardiff
Lizzie Burrill
Johnson
Rouen
Lilla
Toland
Santa Rosalia
Cadiz
Energy
Strong
St Johns
Cape Point
Dee
Thos Dana
Gerrish
Holio
Hamburg
N. B. Palmer
Sorensen
Havre
la Gascogne
Santelli
Liverpool
Oranmore
Jones
Baltimore
London
Glenogle
New Orleans
Lizard
Arklow
Farmer
Limerick
Eskdale
Murdoch
San Francisco
Queenstown
Licata
Dario
Ital
Ferrera
Plymouth
Mississippi
Jacobsen
Savannah
Hull
Britannic
Parsell
Rio Janeiro
Maori
Jackson
Aldine
Carty
Pernambuco
Swansea
Wyle
Rogers
Philadelphia
Smyrna
Nuevo Mondo
Astarita
Tarifa
Alejandro Bosch
Arquilaque
Barcelona
Sentolo
Cafiero
Naples
Shipping movements list of ships and routes from 18th/19th century
The records note multiple vessels and routes with destinations and departure points. Ships include British India at Grimsby bound for Portland O and Amaranth from Maas to New York, plus Austria from Iloilo to New York. City of Canton sails from Glasgow to Portland O and Dellane from Padung to New York, with various coordinates and dates.
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British India
Cleeve
Grimsby
Portland
Amaranth
Maas
New York
Kings Lynn
Austria
Dakin
Iloilo
City of Canton
Carnochan
Glasgow
Dellane
van Linderne
Padung
Lat
Lon
Wave whaling bark damaged at St Helena to discharge cargo
The American whaling bark Wave, arriving at St Helena with damage to bowsprit stanchions and topmasts, will discharge cargo for examination. The British brig Emma Ernest, commanded by Gill, has been chartered to carry 52 tons of oil from Wave to England.
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London
Jan
St Helena
Emma Ernest
Gill
England
Douglas Dearborn Launch Noted by Arthur Sewall & Co
Marine notes from Boston report the launch of the schooner Douglas Dearborn by Arthur Sewall & Co at Bath Maine on a Saturday, with details indicating a new vessel entering service or awaiting sailing.
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Boston
Jan
Bath
Arthur Sewall & Co
Sch
Douglas Dearborn
Sarah
L. R. Hale
Azores
J. A. Adams & CO
State Street
Irelana
Alexander Marti
Maritime Movement and Arrivals Across Global Ports
Ships and brigs sailing and arriving include Sir Garnet Wolseley and Morgan for Buenos Ayres from Antwerp on Dec 19, various vessels bound for New York, Havre, Havana, and Melbourne, with multiple sailings noted Dec and Jan from Cadiz to Ghent and Dungeness towards St Simons, Vera Cruz, and Demerara. The port list records crews, captains, and destinations such as Manydown Cal lander and Union to Demerara, plus several cargo and passenger routes with steamers and brigs.
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Antwerp
Hualifax
Union
Ellis
Demerara
Vancouver
Lindall
Liverpool
Portland
Oregon
Williams
Ida Maud
Purdy
Venthony
Thomas
St Croix
Maggie I
Porto Rico
Scandinavian
Park
Philadelphia
Beta
Smith
Havani
Wandrahn
J’ogarth
St John
Thorn Holme
Holme
Lizard
General Knox
Libby
San Francisco
Havre
Mackelo
Iron Duke
Bunje
Wilmington
Calbark Innocenti
Cuneo
Wrestler
Cook
Honolulu
Port DE Palx
Caroline Gray
Lowe
St Pierre (Mart
Hatteras
Queenstown
Amyone
Haswell
Rosarlo
Amelia
United States
Montreal
Mitchener
Bridgewater
Rlo Grande DO Sul
Rosa Muella
McLean
Pernambuco
St Johns
Nova Scotian
Hugh Liverpool
Baltimore
Santandar
Por
Miguel M Rinillos
Havana
Barcelona
Nellie Parker
Harding
Mayaguez
T W McKay
Roberts
Gloucester
Bessie Carson
Mapplebeck
Port Williams
Boston
Granada
Carle
Dominica
New York
Helen M Rowley
Haake
Aspinwall
Domestic Ports Report From Breaufort and Charleston
Shipping notes list numerous vessels sailing and clearing at Breaufort and Charleston with arrivals and departures from Bogue Inlet New York Baltimore Providence Portland and Savannah ports. Several steamers schooners brigs and bark paddled to and from Boston New York Newark and Philadelphia with destinations including Glasgow Avonmouth and Savannah.
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Breaufort
Bogue Inlet
Townsend
Coosaw
Rose Esterbrook
Davis
Providence
Cynthia
Taylor
Glasgow
Shawmut
Fuller
Boston
Chatham
Howes
Mark Antonio M. Marcinani
Smyrna
Kate 1
Ogden
Edgett
New York
Nellie W Craig
Hines
Albert T Stearns
Ellis
Fail River
Yale
Simpson
Richard Leaming
Norton
Willam Mason
Whittemore
Charles & Sampson
Nixon
Harry Messer
Smith
Jennie E Righter
Crossley
New Bedford
Nellie A Dvery
Wilson
Nickerson
Portsmouth
Mabel L Phillips
Haskell
Portland
Lookout
Crane
Charles Lb Valentine
Curtis
Gibb
Avonmouth
Daylight
Hodgdon
Horace P Shares
Osborn
Lewis Ehrman
Collison
Savannah
Harries C Kerlin
Marts
Charleston
Benj E Poole
Charlton
Lizzie IW Patrick
Myers
Dreadnaught
Charles W Church
Berry
Lord Lansdowne
Cydonia
Wetherby
May Williams
Salisbury
Copenhagen
Montana
Barrowmore Laxer Pool
George A McFadden
Joseph Budd
Halleck
Anna T Ebener
Springer
Philadelphia
Allie R Chester
Ingersoll
Victoria
Borrensen
Amsterdam
Camilla
Harvey
Rotterdam
Maurice Reunion
Fornier
Barcelona
Nellie W Howlett
Buckaloo
A D Lamson
Baltimore
Sandringham
Reval
Jasper
Paygandu
Welcome & Beebe
A Denike
Aar
Farmer’s Works
Blanche
Letters to Vessels at Boston Post Office December List
A 19th century ship letter list published by the Boston Post on Mondays lists correspondence for vessels at the Boston Post Office on Saturday December 29. Compiled by Alonzo F Johnson, superintendent of general delivery, the roll includes steamboats, schooners, barks, and ships with names such as Gothenberg City, Cleopatra, St Andrews Bay, James, Gouver Ames, Calman, Calley, Cumberland, Chromo, Matilda, Puritan, Brunette, Lettie M Hart, Gertie Evelyn, J W Wellington, Daphne, and Alfred Brabrook, among others.
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Boston
Boston Post
Alonzo F Johnson
Apt
Cleopatra
Cornelis Arnon
Gothenberg City
Mr. Ell
St .Andrews Bay
W L Blake
James Ves
Fons Bommans
Gotteburg City
Mark Bryant
Sarah P
Buscher
Calman
Barnes Calley
Cumberland
Adelbert H Cole
Chromo
C A Davis
Gov Ames
Jacinto Despencaro
Serra
Andrew J Dunham
Matilda
Sowers English
Alice Archer
Charles Finch
Fossard
Pouger Quertier
Jacques Gardner
Gothenburg City
William Gough
A H Peary
Wilhelm Hansen
Abbie
Mails Close at Boston and Steamship Schedules
Notices list mail routes from New York to Great Britain Ireland and Europe via Queenstown Liverpool Southampton Bremen and other ports. Ships Adriatic Fulda Valencia Rugia chart January departures with destinations including Curacao Venezuela United States of Colombia and various European states.
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Central America
South Pacific
Aspinwall
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Newport
New York
Bermuda
Orinoco
Yucatan
Campeche
Tabasco
Chiapas
Pet Steamship City
Washington
Pavonia
Boston
Vera Cruz
Progreso
Iso
Panama
Sun Gay
New Orleans
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Great Britain
Queenstown
Liverpool
Arizona
Mon-Gay
Europe
Ireland
Southampton
Bremen
Fulda
Cree Cnr
Adriatic
Curacoa
Venezuela
United States of Colombia
Valencia
Germany
Austria
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Russia
Turkey
Po Stearmship Rugia
Ednesday
United States Mail
Clascow
Mowilele
Londonderry
Glasgow
Naples
Italy
Henderson Brothers
C. V. Caley
Broad St
Norddeutscher Lloyd S.S. CO
London
ALLER
WERRA
Saale
Elbe
J.ems
Paris
Havre
C. Theo. Goething
Doane Street
Mass
Ocean Spea MN i! Company
Savannahe
A. Pew. Sampson
New
Eng
Washington Street
Trans-Pacific Mail Closures for Zealandia and City of Peking
For Australia and Pacific regions mails will close in Boston on Sunday January 6 at 10 p.m. For Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports and East Indies excluding specified areas mails close in Boston on Wednesday January 9 at 5 p.m. Correspondence for trans Pacific mails should be mailed at Boston at least eight days before the dates given.
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Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Ateamship Zealandia
San Francisco
Boston
Japan
Shanghae
Hong Kong
East Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Peking
Fragmentary 19th Century Shipping Notes and Destinations
Partial list of ships and routes including lines from Boston, Liverpool, New York, Antwerp, Jamaica, and Havre with arrival and departure times. Mentions Furness Jamaica, J G Hall & Co, Warren & Co, and Underhill Mail steamers.
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London
Furness Jamaica
Boston Fruit Co
jAntwerp
Gill & Lootz
Boston
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Yarmouth
J G Hall & Co
New
St Thomas. Igen
jHavre
Christ
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Mississipips
Louisiana
Texas
Geo. E. Smalley
Steamship Line
Norman
Long Wharf
West
Sampson
Cromwell Line
Pier
Worth River
S.S
New Mexico
Colorado
California
Old Mexico
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Ala
Red Rivers
Carornia
Agna
Ngton Street
Samuel H. Seaman
N. Y
Mallory Lines
San Marcos
Comal
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!