Annual Hull Yacht Club Meeting Moves to Elect Officers
The Hull Yacht Club held its yearly gathering at Parker House. Commodore Whitten presided after supper as Peleg Aborn reported a fleet of 163 yachts and 395 members, with membership down 59 from last year. New officers and an honorary member list were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker House
Charles V. Whitten
Peleg
Charles C. Hutchive
New England Yacht Racine Association
Charles A. Perkins
Harry H. Hutchins
Aborn
Ciaries A. Perkins
The
Hutt Yacht Club
Club
Benjamin L. M. Tower
George R. Howe
Petcy Aborn
Charles C. Hutchinson
Frank C. Brewer
William H. Litchfield
J. F. Brown
J. J. Henry
G. Whittemore
K. H. Tarbell
W. H. Litchfield
O. A. Ruggles
B. W. Rowell
W. A. Cary
W. K. Millar
Fred Pope
A. P
McCoy Seeks Dempsey Bout and Predicts Marine Victory
Pete McCoy arrived in the city and will stay at Gleason's. He says he offered fights to Jack Dempsey, who refused, and agrees the Marine is superior, predicting Burgess would fall in two rounds and noting his own confidence among peers in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete McCoy
Gleason’s
Pete
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
McCoy
Demmpsey
Burgess
Hard Glove Fight on Long Island Contests for 250 a Side
Brooklyn pugilists John Wolfe and Nat Meyers fought eight rounds in Jamacia L. I. with Wolfe gaining the decision after Meyers was unable to respond in the eighth. The bout lasted 45 minutes and featured heavy exchanges and rising grogginess as Wolfe landed clean blows to Meyers head and neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
John Wolfe
Nat Meyers
Brooklyn
Jamacia
L. 1
Meyers
Wolfe
Meyer
Tapestry Exhibition by Associated Artists of New York at Williams Everetts
The Associated Artists of New York present an exhibition of tapestries and embroideries at Williams Everetts this week. Works are elaborate with many panels valued at $1000 each, open to the public only on special occasions like this. The show is under the Boston Society of Decorative Art with a committee including Crowninshield Curtis Wexter Homans Minot Peirson Read Rogers Skinner Sohier Warren Weld Wheelwright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Artists of
New York
Williams Everetts
Associated Artists
Newport
Boston Society of Decorative Art
B. W. Crowninshield
C. P. Curtis
Arthur Wexter
George H. Homans
Louisa S. Minot
Charlies L. Peirson
Lucy R. Read
J. C. Rogers
Richard 0. Rogers
Francis Skinner
G. H. Shaw
P. Sohier
Warren
William G. Weld
J. W. Wheelwright
Police urge safes left in sight to trap burglars
In a move to curb a surge of safe burglaries, the division police order captains to tell business owners to place safes where patrolmen on the street can see them. A prominent merchant quipped that next they may be asked to store safes at police headquarters overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police
Northwest Channel
Key Weat Harbor
Fla
North Channel
Tampa Bay
Lighthouse Board
Stephen
Rowan
USN
Fhreewuan
Banhkhe
George P. Tenney
Suffolk National Bank OF Boston
State Street
M. Edward Tyler
Atatack
Boylston Mutual Insurance CO
Boylston Mutual Insurance Company
Kilby Street
Seaman's Chapel Members Present Mrs Downing With Gift
At 176 Hanover Street the church’s active members honored Mrs Downing for her services at the chapel and Chelsea Maine Hospital. A large gathering presented her a gold watch and, after the presentation by Andrew Magnus and Harry Gallagher, a gold chain was bought and given as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaman’s Chapel
Hanover Street
Nickerson
Downing
Chelsea Maine Hospital
Andrew Magnus
Harry Gallagher
Dinner in Honor of Merrow Co at Revere House
The permanent guests of the Revere House have organized a dinner to honor Messrs. John F. Merrow & Co. at the Revere House on the 26th inst. Mayor O Brien will preside with speeches expected from John Boyle O'Reilly, General John L. Swift, Captain John C Wyman, and Hon. C L Woodbury among others. Covers laid for 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere House
John F. Merrow & Co
O’ Brien
John Boyle O’reilly
John L. Swift
John C.wyman
C. L
Is McNeil Dead Belief He Missed Canada Line
Rutland Vermont January 10. Excitement over the claim that McNeil never reached Canada with the Lancaster bank plunder and was killed in Vermont. Two Boston detectives work the case as his wife presses for news. Victims’ belongings suggest a journey but evidence remains inconclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
McNeil
Canada
Lancaster
Vermont
Boston
Dyson
Nelson
Yeo
Veo
Tinmouth Ia Small
Veco
Montreal
Butland Herald
Mac
West Rutland Marble Company
Additional Facts On Lancaster Bank Hopbery Confession
Colonel Allen recounts Veo's testimony about McNeil's agitation and plan to obtain 85000 through Chadbourne. They travel to Clinton at night, deliver the note to the cashier, and return to Lancaster. McNeil seeks funds for the Rutland Marble Company. Veo ends up with a valise of bonds and notes, prompting a frenzied attempt at securing money and safeguarding assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veo
Frank D. Allen
Oxford
McNeill
McNeil
Chadbourne
Lowell
Clinton
Boston
Veco
Vee
Yeo
Cilinton
Weoksus
Lancaster
L Lancaster
Charles H. Bacall
Hemenway Building
Tremont Street
Rutland Marble Company
Fitchburg Road
Fitchburg
Yee
Tuesay
Allen
West Rutland
Nelson
Dyson
Rutland
Kendall
Wade
Globe Theatre and Boston venues on stage line up
Evening shows listed include Faust by Majesty's Opera Company at the Globe Theatre with We Us & Co. and Larion Wilson Rankin's Minstrels at Bijou Theatre. The Mikado at Hollis Street Theatre and Devil's Auction at Howard Athenæum are noted. Edwin Booth in Richelieu and The Skating Ink are at Boston Museum with World’s Museum and Aquarium open 10 am to 10 pm. Battle of Gettysburg exhibit at Tremont Street location open day and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Theatre
We. Us & Co
Se —— Majesty's Opera Company
Faust
Bijogu Theathee—Larion, Wilson and Rankin
Minstrels
Hollis Street Theatre
Ing. Howard Athen
Devil's Auction
Baoston Museum
Edwin Booth
Richelieu
Real Estate and Goods Listings in New York and Philadelphia
The Bay schedule shows real estate listings by John Osgocc and AS Richards in New York and Philadelphia based firms Lippincott Son & Co and Samuel Bunting's Sons & Co. Timings include 2:20 PM and 2 AM for real estate, with morning hours for various companies. Entries reference dry goods notions, fruit, sleighs, and shoes with multiple firms such as Horatio Harris Co and Knights & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Osgocc
New York
Richards & Co Soow
Philadelphia
Lippincott, Son & Co
Samuel Bunting’s Sons & Co
R Knights & Co
Sicily
Sumac
Horatio Harris & Co
Boett and Shoe Buyers Ad List Across Cities
A dense notice lists multiple merchants and firms including Waddell Craw Chicago Wells Co Mantonya Marks Fairly Downing Tedcastle Cook Boyd in varied U S locations from Alexandria to Wheeling. The terse item names sources and cities with names of firms and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Waddell, Craw
Chicago
R Wells
D Wells & Co
Mantonya
Mantonya & Co
Iil
Lil
The Great Skin Cure Curicura Remedy Ad
Itching treated by warm bath Curicura Soap and a single Cuticura application daily, plus two or three doses of Cuticura Resolvent to purify blood and aid organs. Claims to cure Kezema, Tetter, Ringworm, Psoriasis, lichen, Provitus, Scall-Head, Dandruff and all itching and scaly scalp conditions when other remedies fail.
CUTICURA REMEDIES PRAISED FOR CHILD'S CURE
A mother from Edinburgh Indiana credits the CUTICURA REMEDIES with curing her daughter's eczema after other doctors and medicines failed. She notes the treatment brought rapid relief and many restful nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Bossmier
Edinburgh
Ind
CUTICURA REMEDIES Praised by Rising Sun Druggist
F. J. Aldrich of Rising Sun Ohio reports CUTICURA REMEDIES as the best for skin itching after trying all others with no relief. Sold everywhere with CURITcura priced at 50 cents, SOAP 25 cents, RESOLVENT $1. Potter Drug and Chemical Co Boston ships it and offers a pamphlet How to Cure Skin Diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Aldrich
Rising Sun
The Fisheries and the Abrogation of the Treaty in Canada
Special correspondence from St. Joan New Brunswick outlines the long running fisheries dispute between Canada and the United States. It recalls the 1818 and 1854 treaties, the 1880s license system, and the impact on New Brunswick and Nova Scotia fleets. It argues for a renewed reciprocal treaty to restore free markets and prevent hardship for provincial fishermen and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joan
N. B
United States
Great Britain
Bays of Fundy
Chaliem
Bay of Fundy
Washington
Canada
Nova Scotian
New Brunswick
Council of Canada
St. Johns
Danng Av
Idec Vawanuiscuaeae Sien Cen
Boplember
Gloucester
Legion
George L. Young
Mr. Young
Newfoundland
Eastport
J. V. Ellis
City of
St. John
St. John Board of Trade
Mr. Ellis
Nova Scotia
Maritime trade demands drift toward U S concessions
A speaker argues Canada must secure reciprocal trade with the United States to resolve a fishing rights dispute. He asserts American buyers will pay for Canadian fish with American goods and urges decisive concessions despite government hesitation. He warns that without a deal the region faces a heavy influx of change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
New York
Canada
Nahum Capen L L D Dies at Mt Ida Dorchester
Obituary for Nahum Capen L L D details his birth in Canton Massachusetts April 1 1804 lifelong involvement in publishing with Marsh Capen Lyon and Webb his philanthropy and influence on education printing and copyright law his tenure as Boston postmaster under Buchanan his planned but unfinished History of Democracy and his long residence at Mr Ida Dorchester with family chronology and notable associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nahum Capen
Mt. Ilda
Dorchester
Mr. Capen
Canton
Norfolk County
Mass
Milton
Stoughton
Sharon
Foxboro
Boston
Norfolk
Plymouth
Bristol
Capen
Plutarch
Robert Capen
Marsh, Capen & Lyon
Marsh, Capen, Lyon & Webb
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Washington Irving
Mahomet
Irving
Edward and
Alexander H. Everett
Judge Story
Jacob Bigelow
Bishop Potter
Pennsylvania
Silliman
Olmstead
Sedgwick
Stowe
J. Hale
L. M. Child
Wayland
President Sparks
Andrew Combe
George Combe
Chalmers
Arnott
Elliotson
Bulwer
Captain Marryatt
Europe
Franklin
Andrew Jackson
Grand Lodge
Man
Spurzheim
Massachusetts
Board of Education
System of
Normal Schools
Congress
Daniel Webster
Henry Clay
Horace Mann
United States
Republic of the United States
James Buchanan
Peter Cooper
Bishop Stevens
Levi Woodbury
New Hampshire
Boston Post
Albany Argus
Buchanan
Washington
Rufus Choate
Pelk
Marcy
Cass
Woodbury
Dallas
Henry
Robert J. Walker
Jared Sparks
Io Lorchester
Thaddeus Mason Harris
Ida
America
Nabum
Elizabeth Sprague
Shelton Barry
Edward Nabum
Capen, Sprague & Co
Maverick Oil Company
Mary Anna
Alfred C. Thacher
Washington and Lee University of Virginia
Honorary Degree for Civic Leader and Boston Fountain Tribute
The late Mayor Lyman of Boston is honored by a fountain on Eaton square funded by subscriptions from a civic leader who organized the effort. The dedication occurred on October 24 with formal ceremonies, and a memorial volume is planned, highlighting the man’s deep involvement and influence in the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton Square
Lyman
Boston
Threaten Boycott Promised Against Lynn Shoe Firms
Knights of Labor announce a sweeping boycott against B F Spinney & Co and Keene Brothers shoe makers in Lynn. The action targets not only factory output but also occupants of Spinney buildings and households of involved firms. Names of tied merchants and tenants are listed as potential targets to enforce the boycott. The Knights justify the harsh move as required by desperate circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Spinney & Co
Keene Brothers
R. F. Spinney
Union Street
J. L. Libbey & Sons
Micajah Butman & Co
J. W. Colcord
Walter Swasey
Howard & Kimball
H. W.rogers
Boland & Spinney
Keene Bros
Willow
Oxford Streets
Lothrop & Bowen
Mark J. Worthley
A.M
J.H. Preble
J.C. Fox & Co
Knights
Fuller family tragedy in Dorchester leaves widow
In Meeting House Hill Dorchester a six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Fuller died from membranous croup after a three day illness. The next day Mr Fuller fell ill and died early yesterday morning from an abscess on the brain hastened by grief. He was about 33 years old and left a widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Fuller
Meeting House Hill
Boston elevated rail promoters claim canvass hints success
Promoters of Boston elevated railway systems say a canvass of the Legislature indicates probable success for some incorporation petitions, though it is equally certain that many legislators remain uncommitted, leaving the fate of the proposals in doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jutting Notes On Boston City Activities And Events
A notice on city developments mentions Parker House office readiness near the main entrance and an extension set for occupancy mid next month. Clergy and societies report on lectures and gatherings at Tremont Temple and Berkeley Street Church, with officers named for Bibliotheque Franco Americaine Society and a court ruling on the Davis license case. The YMCA noonday prayer schedule lists speakers for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker House
Bibliotheque Franco-Americaine Society
C. L. Thiery
E. Toussaint
W. Filiatrault
J. Sewall Reed
the Commonwealth
William F. Davis
Tremont Row
O. P. Gifford
Russell Sturgia, Jr
G. H. Parker
A. S. Stafford
T. D. Roberts
F. L. Hayes
Transatlantic and Caribbean Steamship Schedules Update
Maritime notices list weekly departures from New York to Europe the Caribbean and Latin America. Ships include Abyssinia Ameriqu Barracouta Claribe George W Clyde Aurania Ethiopia Advance El Callao Augustine Edith Godden Britannic and others with dates from Jan 8 to Jan 15 and notices on cargo mail closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malis Olovwso &i Goosion Rosa Miee
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Abyssinia
New York
France
Havre
Ameriqu
Windwara Islands
Venezuela
Unracoa
Barracouta
Tuckuay
Biverevesees
Britanic
Hacestausenan
Port Au Prince
Claribe
West Indies
Venezula
Curacoa
Brazil
la Plata
Newport News
Advance
Ciudad Bolivar
el Callao
Pata
Marankam
Veara
Augustine
Jamaica
Central America
South Pacific
Mexico
Edith Godden
Cuba
Ac Fia
Key West
Fla
Wrecks and rescues loom after fierce storm at sea
Reports from Scituate to Eastport recount multiple shipwrecks and rescues. Sir Joel Cook ashore. Paladin wrecked at Fayal Deck but crew saved. Berks ashore at Spectacle Island arrived docked uninjured. Kitsap lost jibboom and foretopmast in a squall. Nauser anchor off Hull crew ashore. Several vessels damaged or sunk near Orient Point, Chatham, and Portland with crews saved in many cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Joel Cook
Scituate
Hastings
Boston
Fayal Deck
Berks
Philadelphia
Spectacle Island
Kitsap
Melbourne
Port Gamble
Nauser
James
Hull
Areola
Peregrine
Shanghai
Port Blakely
Sih
Luella M Snow Rowe
Rainsford Island
Sir Moses Webster
Chatham
St Thomas
Sophie Wilhelmie
Dahl
New York
Greenport
Blanche Morse
Pive Island
Orient Point
Morford
Long Beach Works
McDonald
Storm King
Bass River
North Long Branch
Sir Benry D Brewster
Virginia
Monmouth Beach
Elinor Vernon
Port Chalmers
Lon
Lena R Kaplan
Baxter Wrecking Company
City Island
Balifax
Emily Flinn
Shelburne
St John
Fleetwood
Frost
Elsie
Black Rock Channel
Brewsters
Bella Ruesell
Jacksonville
Sir Ambrose
Boothbay
Spofford
Scr
Petre
Camden
Knight
Petrel
Sih Maggie S Hart
William I Clark
Orpington
Genoa
New Orleans
Benjamin Fabens
Pensacola
George's Island
Elsis
Shipping Movements Report from Jan 8 to Jan 9
A crowded summary of sailing notices lists multiple vessels crossing major ports. Ships and routes include Brow Head passed January 9 on Haytien from New Orleans. Aurelia from Mauritius. Ida Maud Bailey Bertha A Watt from Demerara. Schiedam and Lock Ranneck from Charleston. Norseman bound for Boston via Cadiz. Westmonath from Japan to New York. Serene from Baltimore with Ptolemy and William Burkett loading for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Martelle
Hull
Britannic
Liverpool
Caracas
Curacoa
Porto Rico
Havana
Brow Head
Haytien
Newrleans
Halifax
Aurelia
Mauritius
Ida Maud
Bailey
Boston
Schs
Bertha A. Watt
Demerara
Port Said
Westmonath
Janan
Baltimore
Ptolemy
William Burkett
Maritime Movements and Sailings From Port Maps
A compiled record of shipping movements includes ships and captains aboard vessels such as Aifarin Neilson in Buenos Ayres bound for New York, Lillian Copp heading to New Colon via Liverpool with various cargoes, brig Anne Catharine Ankerson bound for the same, and The Frederick Clark sailing Mauritius Calcutta route. Other entries note bark James Cheston Port Townsend, bark Rosebud from Isbane, and Melvin Hill bound for Newberne with Emita Crowley en route, dated late November to December in multiple ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bahia
Cuba
Davison
Buenos Ayres
Aifarin
Neilson
New York
Lucaia
Jane Harvey
Stevenson
Anne Catharine
Ankerson
Lillian
Copp
Newark
Colon
Hughes
Liverpool
Carthagena
Isaile
Frederick
Quique
James Cheston
Gammons
Port Townsend
Rosebud
Collie
Isbane
Nee Hilts
Melvin Hill
Newberne
Sean Port
Emita
Crowley
Foreign routes and sailings listed for January
Shipping bulletin updates January sailings and arrivals. Vessels include the Thornycroft bound for Baltimore, Tarpeia from Savona via Ist, Burewindia and Dulac from New York to Marseilles, the Larne to New York, Mount Edge to Galveston, Virginia to Cardiff and Cadiz to Havana. Loch Bannock passing Lizard and Charleston bound for Bremen. Herbert Black sailing to New York from Marseilles, Dido to New Orleans, Brookfield to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renisaf
Thornycroft
Baltimore
Eee
Tarpeia
Carr
Savabna
Ist
Burewindia
Dulac
New York
Marseilles
Resolute
Bona
Philadelphia
Hambure
Larne
Liverpool
Mount Edge
Crimp
Galveston
Sailea
Virginia
Allen
Cardiff
Cadiz
Havana
Lizard
Loch Bannock
Rose
Charleston
Kremen
Herbert Black
Nichols
Dido
New Orleans
Wansea
Brookfield
Multiple ships report winds and damage during Atlantic voyage
Steamer Forest City snowbound to Portland reports light to calm winds from Dec 23 to Jan 5 with a heavy Northwest gale on Dec 28 off Cape Cod splitting the foresail. Several vessels from Galveston to Philadelphia and Rockport list cargoes and routes. Cleared ships include Blizzard bound to St Pierre and Bertha Maut to St John NB. coastwise steamers Berkshire and Glaucus noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Snowman
Portland
C F Williams
W Morse Reed
Galveston
S M Weld
Gulf Stream
Cape Cod
Benjamin Fabens
Pensacola
Great Falls
George H Ames
Marshall
Vineyard Haven
Geo H Peters & Co
Martie A Holmes
Purr
Baltimore
Howard W Middleton Smith
Philadelphia
Charles E Morrison Smith
G M Brainard
Tice
Taylor & Mathis
Wharton
Kate Markee
Allen
Abbie Bursley
Hamilton
Port Johnson
Florence
Lockwood
Wing
Hoboken
Hattie
Kelsey
Randall
Ann Parker
Nightingale
Rockport
Ira E Wright
Avery
Rockland
Steamer reports multiple schooners and gale wrecks near Race Point
Steamer B F Dimock Hallett NY reports a three masted schooner anchored four miles south of Race Point with anchors down and another schooner offshore at Marsfield alarms all right. Steamer Gen Whitney NY reports loss of a sheet and 90 fathoms chain off Handkerchief lightship during a heavy northeast gale. Steamer City of Gloucester Gloucester reports two schooners off Bass Rocks one lumber laden and waterlogged the other coal laden. Brig Lookout Ingersoll Grand Manan NB anchored Nantasket Roads. Sir Luis V Chaples from Rockland Me with lime cargo arrived in tow of Wesley A Gove. gale conditions described with snow and hurricane force winds near Boon Island and Hardingge Buoy.
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Confidence
Oak
Ibis
Nantacket Shoals
Provincetown
Hartor
Cates
L Eaton
Ashie
Wood End
J W Gaskell Ashie
Long Point
Harold C Beeches
Wilmington
Boston
Jacksonville
Baltimore
Peter Andersen
Eastport
Holmes
Lubee
Delta
L J Warren
Portland
Market Wharf
LJ Warren
Mary Eliza Lubec
Wormel
Schada
RK Terry
Gloucester
Flushing
Leona
St Andrews
F Dimock
Hallett
New York
H M Whitney
Race Point
Marsfield
Gen Whitney
Bearse
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Bass Rocks
William Sprague
Boston Towboat Company
Raven
Mobile
Nash
Milk River
Dee
Brsch
Ingersoll
Grand Manan
Isoh Lyra
Ackerly
St John
Nantasket Roads
Sih
Marty Brewer
Luis V Chaples
Weaver
Rockland
Wesley
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Cambridge
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Henry R. Reynolds
Susan D. Reynolds
Borton
Joan W. McKin
Maid Court
Elijah George
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Edward M. Hall
Edward J. White
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Thomas Lord
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