Monroe Doctrine reaffirmed as Senate backs Panama Canal stance
The Senate voted 49 to 8 to reaffirm the Monroe doctrine. The debate included Secret Session moments and criticism of the administration’s treaty withdrawal with Colombia. Senators Chandler Sherman Hoar Edmunds Morgan Gray Stewart Call were noted, with Call absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soxdon
Senate
Edmunds
Hoar
Congress
Chandler
Colombia
Arthur
Sherman
Morgan
Gray
Stewart
Nevada
Call
Florida
de Lesseps
Senate Votes 49 to 3 on Panama Canal Resolution
In secret session the Senate adopted a joint resolution opposing any European involvement in canal construction or control across Central America. The vote tally was 49 yeas to 3 nays, with detailed roll call and citations. The session included discussion of arbitration reports and a tariff vote deadline moved to January 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Wasuinaron
Senate
Edmunds
Sherman
Morgan
Gray
Jones
Arkansas
Yeas
Congress
United States
Darien
Central America
Europe
Veras
Aldrich
Allison
Bate
Berry
Brown
Chandler
Cockrell
Coke
Colquitt
Custom
Avis
Dawes
Dolph
Eustis
Swarts
Farwell
Faulkner
Frye
George
Gibson
Gorman
Hale
Hawley
Oat
Jairnils
Manderson
Mitchell
Morn
Morrill
Paddock
Palmer
Payne
Platt
Jumb
Pugh
Quay
Ransom
Saulsbury
Sawyer
Spooner
Stewart
Teller
West
Walthall
Wilson
Iowa
Maryland
Blackburn
Hampton
Vance
Secretary of State
McLane
Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Movement For Arbitration
Accosapeet
Pepaties
MM. Jules Simon
Alexander Passy
Corset Manufacturers’ Association of the
Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
House session covers rule change fight over suspension Mondays
In the House on January 7 the debate over abolishing suspension Monday calls continues as Mr. Reed of Maine pushes the rules change. Roll calls occur at least ten times with careful watching by the Andersons from Kansas and Iowa and other Republicans who cross the party line on adjournment. The day ends with a roll call on adjourning until Thursday, the session concluding at 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reed
Maine
Committee On
Andersons
Messrs. Cheadle
Indiana
Lind
Minnesota
Lehrbach
New Jersey
Oklahoma
Union Pacific
Norton Place Estate in Cambridge Put Up for Sale
The Norton estate near Harvard College in Cambridge, about thirty two acres, is offered for sale in house lots by Bradley and Storer. The property includes Norton woods and fine trees, with potential for a public park or other uses.
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Norton Place
Cambridge
Norton
Messrs. Bradley & Storer
Devonshire Street
Harvard College
Boston
Norton Woods
Franklin Park
Marine Shipping List From Corrected Monday Dispatch
Corrected to Monday January 7 published on Tuesdays and Fridays. Vessel entries include name master tonnage consignee or agent destination and wharf with many steamships and brigs abroad and in port across Atlantic and Pacific routes. Names such as Albert Gallatin Hoosac City of Gloucester and Palestine appear among numerous listings with owners and destinations noted.
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Albert Gallatin
Abbie
Leask
Thayer & Lincoln
Liverpool
Hoosac
Gloucester
Young
Central Dominion
Stanwood
John G Hall & Co
Yarmouth
Lewis Hondo
Williams
Boston Fruit Company
Lon
Kansas
Gleig
Warren & Co
B& A
EI Lorenzo
Baker
Wiley
Boston Fruit Co
Atlantic Works
EB Marmion
Fisher
EB Pouyer Querti
Hoosac Wilkesbarre
Cates
Port Johnson
Preces Mystic
Dominion
Young Vernon Bay
Hiv
Munroe
John
South Bay
Lawrence
Pattison
Ellsworth
Oess
Wie
South Basae
Robert Graham Dun
Crowell
Susan N Pickering
Haskell
Wellman
Hal
Susan
Hall
Rockland
Tyrone
Heckman
Charlottetown
Pei
South
Victor Puig
Stinson
Deer Isle Cae
William Jones
Collins
eAtlantic Dyewood Co
Harlotte Brown
Reed
Banger Ts Sretttress
South Bay Sox
Green
Thompson
Edward Rich
Thurston
Deer Isle
Lis
Gazelle
Waters
Grand Menan
River Platte
John G Haynes
Hamilton
Manchester Haynes
Matthews
Tob
Juno
Hatfield
St John
James Ives
Blake
Kate M Hilton
Johnson
Poe
Veitch
Walter
Plummer
Howes
Mary Farrow
Condon
Belfast
Mattie A Patenton
Robbins
Wellingt
Maryngdon
Emery
Marcia Bailey
Cole
Addison
Mary D Wilson
Calais
Pel
Steed
Gookin
Bath
Eke
William L Burroughs
Harding
Liv Wren
Herrick
Kelley
UEC
Eee
Eeesensences Symbeline
Cook
Port George
Ella Maud
Hayden
Casly
ee-Oil Works
Frank Harrington
Babb
Frane Lambrith
Bellatty
Fleetwing
Maddox
Knowlton
East Cambridge
Glenullen
Bunker
Branscomb
Gardner G Deering
Rogers
Grampus Adams
US Fish Commission
Harvester
Roberts
Vinalhaven
Bray
Jeanie Lippitt
Chase
J W Linneil
Wellington Philpot
Isaac Locke
Joseph Souther
Baxter
Wood Mary Rose
Deveau
Salmon River
Nell
Perry
Nellie King
Lister
Sawyer
Pushaw
Ludwig
Bangor
R Bowers
Sumner
Fitz Bros & Co
Simpson’s
Enos
Phillips
Constitution Galatea
Zinck
Cardigan
Hi C Higginson
Irving Leslie
Petersen
John Stroup
Turner
June Bright
Barter
Kalevala
Weatherbee
Georgetown
Lottie K Friend
Gould
St John William Bement
White
Fire Records Report Multiple Losses Across Maine
A series of fires reported January 7 across Maine and New Brunswick caused significant damage. Green's Landing and Kingfield recorded major losses, with several buildings and stocks insured or partially insured. Injuries were not reported and alarms noted fires in a morocco factory and a sausage building near Parker Street.
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Rocick
Ann
Green’s Landing
A. Russ & Co
Farmingron
Kingfield
William Peabody
St. Stephen
N. B
Benjamin R. de Wolfe
Peabody
Morocco
J. F. Knapp
Downing Morocco Company
C. W. Osborn
Farr River
Academy of Music
James O'Neil
Chappelle
Parker Street
Longwood Avyenue
Joseph Krud
A Short And Easy Method With Catholic Teachers
A letter to the editor discusses a proposed method to reduce Catholic teachers in Boston schools. Citing Horace Mann, it recalls England’s historical punishment of Catholic educators in Ireland and suggests a harsh, final remedy be applied locally, trusting Rev. Justin D. Fulton to lead with conviction.
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Justin D. Fulton
Tremont Temple
Boston
Ireland
Horace Mann
Massachusetts Board of Education
England
Fulton
Cambridge Art Circle Admits New Members
The Cambridge Art Circle met at Dr. H. O. Marcey’s residence on Main street Cambridge and admitted Miss M. F Williams Mr. W. O. Barbour Mrs. W. O. Barbour Miss Annie Hodgkin Miss M. Venton Mr. A. F. Foerste Mrs. E. H. Taylor Miss Hattie Johnson and Mrs. Albert Green to membership. The mayor and Mrs. Gilmore will be presented next meeting. The group discussed raising the membership limit from 100 to 125 and Miss Alice Foster of Girls High School spoke on Sanitary Sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Art Circle
H. O. Marcey
Main Street
Cambridge
M. F. Williams
W. O. Barbour
Annie Hodgkin
M. Venton
A. F. Foerste
E. H. Taylor
Hattie Johnson
Albert Green
Mayor
Gilmore
Alice Foster
Girls’ High School
Boston Cooking School reports prosperous year at annual meeting
The annual meeting announced a prosperous year from the Boston Cooking School. The president Mrs Nathaniel J Bradlee resigned and was replaced by Mrs George Hammond. New officers include Mrs Frank Andrews as vice president Miss Alice Ahlborn as treasurer Miss Little of Milton as secretary and an executive committee of Mrs William B Sewall Mrs David Kimball and Miss Eien M Chandler.
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Boston Cooking School
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
George Hammond
Frank Andrews
Alice Ahlborn
Miss Little
Milton
William B. Sewall
David Kimball
Eien M. Chandler
Annexationist Candidate Defeated in Windsor Mayor Race
Windsor Ontario January 7 Solomon White former Parliament member and Annexationist candidate for mayoral office was defeated today by a small plurality in a closely contested election.
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Windsor
Ont
Solomon White
Ship News Mini Almanac January 8 Brief
A compact maritime almanac item notes tides and daylight timing for Tuesday January 8 with high water and related nautical details. It records length of day and local ref data for observers and skippers.
Port of Boston Arrivals and Weather Watch
The Port of Boston reports steamer Hondo from Port Antonio arriving Dec 29 with fruit for Boston Fruit Co. and several other arrivals and clears including Saint John and Halifax bound ships. A fierce easterly gale shifts to north with worsening conditions, predicting a bad night for coastwise vessels.
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Hondo
Brownrigg
Port Antonio
Boston Fruit Co
Provincetown
Dominion
Stanwood
Yarmouth
John G Hall & Co
City of Gloucester
Young
Gloucester
Gleig
Warren & Co
Scis Galatea
Zinek
Lanenburg
Barclay & Co
Howard Holder
Forsyth
St John
HC Anderson
Beaver
Mclean
J H Conant & Co
Eliza Rachelder
West
Harborville
Delong & Seaman
Vanilla
Remkey
Hatheway & Co
JP Ames
Fogarty
Hopewell Cape
J L Sullivan
Pury
le Blanc
Belleyeau Cove
Chirch Point
JG Hall & Co
General Whitney
Hearse
New York
H M Whitney
Phillips
Rogers
Baltimore
R Crowell
Martello
Herman Winter
Cumberland
Sugar Freight News From Philippines Ports
Small quantities of new crop sugar are at hand at Iloilo while Cebu offered no sugar at last advices. The ship Willie Reed has been chartered from a Philippine port to the United States at 6850 per 2000 tons sugar.
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Manila
Iloilo
Cebu
Willie Reed
Philippines
United States
Harbor Ship Movements and Fishing Yields Report
From Manila, ships Canara and Dexter bound for New York, Big Bonanza and Andrews for Boston or New York, John McLeod and Stewart for New York. Gloucester harbor reports haddock 247000, halibut 139000, cod 22000 barrels. other vessels include U S steamer Verbena and several tugs, ships, and scows in port or in tow near Vineyard Haven, Salem, and surrounding coast.
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Manila
Canara
Dexter
New York
Big Bonanza
Andrews
Boston
John McLeod
Stewart
Gloucester
Senator Frye
Elsie M Smith
James & Ella
Georges Haddocking
Ralph E Eaton
Western Banks
John G Whittier
A T Gifford
Grand Hawk
Amos Cutter
Anna H. Mason
Halcyon
Inn
Ida May
Breeze
Maritime Cargo Movements and Sailings Worldwide
An international shipping roundup lists vessels sailing from Barcelona to London and many others, including bark Hypatia, steamers Guthiel and Amaifl, and ships Joseph B Thomas and Brynhilda. Entries note loading sites, destinations, and recent incidents such as a leaking bark Salina and a grounded vessel nearby.
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Barcelona
Hypatia
Bradley
Chatham
Bremen
Guthiel
Bahner
New York
Ocean
Voze
Cardiff
Oneata
Rousseau
King Cenric
Edwards
Dublin
Glasgow
Carthagenian
McNicol
Boston
Havre
Joseph B Thomas
Lermond
Baltimore
Hakodadi
Brynhilda
Meikle
Yokohama
San Francisco
Huelva
Salina
Petersen
Cadiz
Philadelphia
Hamburg
Amaifl
Kraeft
Elbe
Lizard
Huana
Nor
Hoyer
Pascagoula
Fecamp
Leghorn
Samuel Moss
Cline
St John’s
Liverpool
Royal Alice
Fletcher
Honolulu
Gallia
Murphy
Lisbon
Franklin
Baardsea
Pensacola
Peppina
Ital
Cafiero
Mitladelphia
London
Minnesota
Blacklea
Napies
North Durham
Valermo
Bessarabia
Martin
Plymouth
Hans and
Kurt
Ger
Beekman
Queenstown
Guill
Bangkok
ROVEN
Asiana
Gray
Portland
Rotterdam
Emmanuel
Hemmes
Antwerp
Maritime Arrival and Voyage Notes from 19th Century Log
Records show Deco 18 with Rosenberg sailing from Rio Janeiro to Sierra Leone arriving Monrovia on Dee 11, while Ar Dee 6 lists Ar Dee 11 for Monrovia. Other entries note brig Roskva, bark Sulitelma with listed captains and ports including Perth Amboy and New York with dates in January.
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Rio Janeiro
Deco
Rosenberg
New York
Sierra Leone
Monrovia
Rogers
Svendborg
Roskva
Nor
Hopp
Perth Amboy
Lieth
Sydney
Nsw
Sulitelma
McGregor
Bark fleet records indicate ships with routes and positions
Bark Cedar Croft from Stettin to New York with pilot Dan on December 1 at lat 41, lon 66. Bark Lady Nairn from Rosario to Brunswick on December 27 at lat 14 N, lon 54 W. Ship Wm Hays Smith from New York to Demerara on December 29 at lat 20 N, lon 65 W.
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Cedar Croft
Fleet
Stettin
New York
Dan
Lady Nairn
Richards
Rosario
Brunswick
Wm Hays
Smit
Demerara
Shipping news and wreck reports from Boston and coastal ports
Vessels and crews related to wrecks and salvage are listed with ports including Boston Chatham Charleston Atlantic City Savannah Vineyard Haven Scituate and New York. Details note ships sinking flooding and beached vessels, rescues, landings and recoveries plus passenger and crew movements and repairs.
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Chatham
Mass
Pollock Rim
Charleston
Chancellor
Russia
Atlantic City
Annie Godfrey
Annie Carl
Grimes
Clam Creek
Savannah
Trapani
Warsaw
Aurora
Vineyard Haven
Lavinia Bell
Marine Railway
Scituate
Parnell O'Hara
Boston
George’s Banks
Second Cliff Beach
Highland Light
Kosten
John Doherty
O'Hara
Essex
Baltimore
Seir George A McFadden
New Orleans
Sir Alice Archer
Fletcher
Clopats Bay
Delaware
Sir Joseph J Baker
New York
Hamilton
Highlands
Sir Charles L Mitchell
Southwest Spit
Erie Basin
Foreign Ports Log with January Shipping Movements
A scrambled record of ships sailing from ASPINWALL New Bristol and Barcelona to stateside and international ports. Entries name vessels like Colon Magiale Scottish Prince Hekla Caspian Twilight C D Bryant and destinations including New York Baltimore Halifax Boston Philadelphia and Havana with dates from January 3 to January 8.
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Aspinwall
Colon
New York
Bristol
St Croix
Addi Cuber
West
Ehenson
Curry
AVANA
Nadle
Habana
Domestic Ports Shipping Movements and Cleared Vessels
Comprehensive traffic and clearance report across American ports. Listings include destinations such as Portland Baltimore Charleston Jacksonville New Orleans New York and Philadelphia with vessel names captains and consignments. Port entries show inbound and outbound steamers brigs schooners and bark entries and sailings from December 6 7 and 30 across multiple harbors.
From Diverse Cities to London and Liverpool Ship Arrivals
An OCR fragment lists multiple place names Denmark Denmark City Ri Bothnia Leerdam Slavonia Wisconsin Arizona and others, with scattered mentions of ships, dates, and times in a dated transport or shipping notices page. It references London Amsterdam Glasgow Liverpool New York and various firms and agents, indicating a broad schedule of mail steamers and cargoes with times such as 9.35 and 10.00 AM and dates like December. The garbled text suggests a historical shipping or transit listing, not a coherent narrative.
Mails Close at Boston For Global Destinations
Shipping notices list mail deadlines from Boston and New York for vessels to Europe the Caribbean Central and South America and Mexico with 7 30 P M closings and additional sailings to Great Britain Ireland and Bermuda as well as placements for Jamaica Belize and Haiti through various steamships and ports.
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Europe
Great Britain
Ireland
Southampton
Bremen
Fulda
New York
Queenstown
Liverpool
Curacoa
Venezuela
United States of Colombia
Caracoa
Valencia
Borne Direct
Austria
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Russia
Turkey
Ragia
Central America
South Pacific
Guatemala
Newport
Bermuda
Orinoco
Brazil
la Plata
Rio de Janeiro
Vprocida
Yucatan
Campeche
Tabasco
Mexican States
City
Jamaica
Greytown
Binefields
Bocas del ‘Toro
Costa Rica
Port Simon
Ailsa
Fortune Island
Hayti
Claribel
Toth
Antreland
la Normandie
Scotland
Treland
Spetries
Bothnia
Belize
Puerto Cortez
Hondo
Porto Rico
Bonavista
Belgium
Westernland
Netherlands
Rotterdam
Adriatic
Aspinwall
Jane Chiapas
Washington
Lavre
Devonia
Cially
Coun
Leerdam
Elvacd
Pavonia
Boston
Vera Cruz
Progreso
Panama
Sun- Cry
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Mla
Shipping and mail schedule update for Pacific routes
For Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoa and Hawaii the steamship Alameda sails from San Francisco February 9. Mail closes Boston Sunday February 3 at 1 PM. For Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports aid to the East Indies except British settlements Siam and Dutch East Indies.
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Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Alameda
San Francisco
Boston
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
Siam
Dutch East
Trans-Pacific Mail Schedules From Boston Office
The notice lists closing times for Pacific mails from Boston to destinations including Indies Hawaii Society Islands and trans-Pacific routes. Mails for Hawaiian Islands close January 23 at 5 p m and for Indies January 9 at 5 p m. Correspondence for Pacific routes should be mailed in Boston at least eight days before the stated dates.
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Columbia
US. C
Augusta
Aleston
Atlanta
Gay, Bacon, Gass
Rome
Ida
South Carolina
East River
Fernandina
Office of the
J. A. Flanders
Theo. G. Eger
Broadway
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
NEW England
Savannah Steamship Company
Gate Cluly
Macon
Sp. m
C. G. Pearson
Richardson & Barnard
Addictio Avenue
New Vwtore
BA. R
Etropolitan S. 8. Co
Ocean Streams
Savanash
A. Bpew
Sampson
New Eng
Washsington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Gas Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Geo. E. Smalley
Gen
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Norman
Long Wharf
Cromwell Line
Hudson
Lexus
New Mexico
Colorado
California
Old Mexico
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Mobile
Ala
Red Rivers
Carornia
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
Mississippi River
New and
Currier
Brawley
Charles L. Bly
Stearns & George
Telegraph & Telephone Line
Alarga
Pearl ST
Aalon & Gay & CO
State Strock