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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1887

Page

3

Fitchburg Railroad Report Highlights Record Earnings and Expansion

The Fitchburg Railroad Company details its 1886 fiscal results with record gross earnings and rising traffic. It outlines plans to reduce costs, improve track and rolling stock, expand the Greenfield double track, and build a new Worcester freight house. Consolidation talks with Troy & Greenfield and Hoosac Tunnel are emphasized, with stockholders urged to ratify.

Fitchburg Railroad Company Connecticut River Road Greenfield Worcester Division Boston, Barre & Gardner Railroad Worcester Blackstone Street Union Boston Barre & Gardner Troy & Greenfield Hoosac Tunnel Fitchburg

New England Passenger Agents Meet Adds Members

The New England General Ticket and Passenger Agents Association held its monthly meeting at the Path finder Railway Guide office. Cal in Austin of the Boston and Bangor Steamship Co was elected member with Jacob Sprague Jr James Littlefield and F C Heald added to the honorary list. Reports from Montreal carnival committee promise an ice castle by Jan 31 a taller Maze on Place d Armes and a grand torch light snowshoers procession with 4000 torches plus toboggan clubs and favorable housing for visitors. Burlington carnival notes over fifty ice yachts and promising trotting races with perfected winter features including coasting hills and toboggan slides.

New England New England General Ticket and Passenger Agents’ Association Pathfinder Railway Guide Calvin Austin Boston & Bangor Steamship Company Jacob Sprague, Jr James Littlefield F. C. Heald Montreal Carnival Committee Place d’Arms Victoria Square

Rome Watertown Ogdensburg Railroad declares 2 percent dividend

Directors announce a 2 percent dividend payable February 15 1887 with books closing February 1 reopening February 16. Three month earnings to December 31 1885 and 1886 show substantial gains offset by fixed charges with a total surplus of 440 207 13 dollars and retirement of 90000 income bonds per mortgage terms.

Rome Gaby

Connecticut River Railroad Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting

The Connecticut River railroad stockholders met in Springfield and reelected the current board: N A Leonard Oscar Edwards W B Washburne Charles S Sargent William R Cone A B Harris Frederick Billings Augustus T Perkins and William Whiting. Bylaws were changed to schedule the annual meeting for the third Tuesday of December instead of the third Wednesday of January.

Connecticut River Railroad Springfield The N. A. Leonard Oscar Edwards Northampton W. B. Washburne Greenfield Charles S. Sargent Brookline William R. Cone Hartford A. B. Harris Frederick Billings Woodstock Augustus T. Perkins Barnstable William Whiting Holyoke

Railroads Earnings in 1886 Show Sharp Gains Across Lines

The Financial Chronicle lists 93 railroads with 1886 earnings of 344,852,956 compared to 314,288,444 in 1885, a 9.5 percent rise, and mileage up 2,820 to 60,165 miles. Notable gains come from includes New York Central and Canadian Pacific figures highlighted.

Financial Chronicle New York Central

Question for the Courts on Montreal Portland & Boston Railway Board Split

Montreal January 19. The annual meeting elected the old board headed by S J Willett while opponents formed a rival board with J C Hatton Col Gilmore and others. There are two boards of directors in existence and the right one is for the courts to decide.

Montreal Montreal, Portland & Boston Railway S. J. Willett S.ue Willett R. N. Hall M. H A. B. Chaffee M. S. Lonergan Emmons Raymond W. F. Ritchie George T. O’halloran

Railway Earnings and Plans Highlight 1887 Freight Moves

Canadian Pacific and Louisville & Nashville report earnings figures for January and year to date 1887 with sizable increases. Vanderbilt authority ties Nickle Plate settlements to future through freight. St Paul & Duluth to issue 40 percent scrip dividend. New Williamsport to Binghamton route could contest Northern Central. Houston & Texas Central to merge with Southern Pacific. Northern Pacific ships two massive locomotives weighing 400000 pounds for Cascade division.

Canadian Pacific Louisville & Nashville Vanderbilt West Shore Nickle Plate Seaboard Lake Shore New York Central St. Paul & Duluth Williamsport Binghamton N. Y Northern Central Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Delaware & Hudson Road Reading Pennsylvania Miller St. Paul Road Land Department Houston & Texas Central Road Southern Pacific United States Baldwin Locomotive Works Cascade Northern Pacific Railroad

Insurance Officers Elected at Capitol Fire Insurance Co

At the annual meeting in Concord on January 19, Capitol Fire Insurance Company elected A. B. Thompson as president and Henry McFarland as vice president. Lyman Jackman became secretary with W. D. Smith as assistant secretary and clerk. J. E. Fernald was named treasurer with a large slate of directors and a finance committee including Thompson, McFarland and Fernald.

Concorp N. H Capitol Fire Insurance Company of Concord A. B. Thompson Henry McFarland Lyman Jackman W. D. Smith J. E. Fernald J. E. Sargent Concord J. H. Cutter Peterboro Everett Fletcher Lancaster W. P. Durgin J. H. Chase W. P. Fisk James Minot J. F. Hoyt D. E. Willard E. G. Leach Franklin J. W. Patterson Vanover W. L. Melcher Laconia Plummer Fox Plymouth H. A. Tuttle Pittsfield Morrill B.C. White E. J. Hill J. F. Jones Frank Coffin T. M. Lang Wallace Smith J. B. Tennant Epsom E. J. Copp Nashua Alonzo Messer E. Crawford Dover Finance Committee J. E. Fernard

Names of Vessels Must Bear Bold Bow Markings

Julius A. Palmer Jr argues in Boston on January 18 that every U.S. vessel twenty tons or more should have its name painted on both bow sides in clear white, yellow, or gilt letters on black. This would aid collision accountability and vessel identification, reducing fraud and easing insurance scrutiny.

United States House Congress Senate House of Representatives United States of America Great Britain Canada Oregon Tallapoosa Julius A. Palmer, JR Boston

Shipping News From Antwerp to Aden and Bombay

Ships arriving and leaving ports with origins including New Orleans Boston Baltimore Philadelphia Norfolk and New York. Vessels listed include Boskenna Bay Palmyra Venetian Carn Brae Olympia Bengare Head Ethiopia Westphalia Sorrento Waesland Cachemire and more with port calls at Antwerp Liverpool Rotterdam Baltimore Glasgow Hamburg Port Said and Isle of Wight noting January dates.

Antwerp Boskenna Bay New Orleans Liverpool Palmyra Boston

Notice to Captains from Boston Signal Station

Observations recorded January 19 at 7 AM Boston time corresponding to noon Greenwich. Captains may correct barometer errors by adding one hundredth of an inch per ten feet of altitude. miniature almanac dated Thursday January 20 notes high water and moon details.

United States Boston

Port of Boston Arrivals and Clearances Update

Port records list ships arriving from Britain and Canada including the Siberian and Lake Winnipeg with crews and steerage, weather reports of heavy westerly gales, and passenger counts. Clearances include Brompton and Principia bound for London and St John, with numerous coastwise steamers and ships sailing for Melbourne and Smyrna amid southwest wind.

Siberian Moore Glasgow Moise H & A Allan Lake Winnipeg Campbell Liverpool Brigham State of Maine Hilyard St John Eastport Portland Hunter Port Williams Delong & Seaman Juno Hatfield Fred A Roverts Massam London J C Furness Ella Maud Wood Hatheway & Co Dominion Young Lunenberg Chatham Hallett Baltimore Norfolk George EF Smalley HF Dimock New York H F Whitney Tremont Donovan Charles II Williams Oakland Jackson Boston Towboat Co Bertham Walker Westgate W H Jourdan Hrasher J W Linnell William Mason Chase Helen H. Benedict Manson Norian Snow Philadelphia Sampson Jeanie Freethy Kinsman & Co St Cloud Stacy Bath Addison, Gage & Co H Kilby Harry Prescott Brunswick C French L Burt Augustus Hunt Otello Adam Kennedy R Woodside Db M Anthony Hotspur Melbourne Don Justo Smyrna H F Dimock Norman Boston Highland Light Hull

Sailed ships and port movements in Maine and Gloucester

Newfoundland frozen herring fleet returning home as the harbor nears freezing over. Vessels from Vineyard Haven Boothbay Wiscasset and Castine reported sailing in January with several ships bound for Boston and New York. Gertie Evelyn reported at Canso with full cargo as harbor ice approaches Ten Pound Island.

Vineyard Haven Gladys Kinney New York Halifax Lindsey Baker Provi Ren D Anthony B C French Ja Pace Adam Kennedy Machiasport Motley Harepen Sagua H H Watson Boston St John Wiscasset Nina Tillson Green Pensacola Boothbay Julia Port St John Louisa Smith Webber Ze Castine Franklin Pierce Holmes Portland Tremont George A Lealand Orchard West Head Geet Gloucester Sdhs Acadian Best Pej Lucy E Friend eBoston Gertie Evelyn Canso

Maritime Notices of Jan Arrivals and Sailings

Shipping arrivals and departures listed with vessels such as Havfruen Emma Marr Cedric the Saxon Thetis Everest Shakspeare Maida Adamantine Gefion Karnock May Corey and others. Ports include Philadelphia Cardiff New York Hull Portland Sunderland San Francisco Falmouth St Johns Pernambuco New York and Dublin.

Aartiuus Havfruen Gullicksen Philadelphia Bassilan Emma Marr Brewster Cardiff Bordeaux Josephine New York Cedric the Saxon McNair San Francisco Hull Dublin Thetis Portland Falmouth London Everest Shipa Fkarnock Parsons Eaton Hall Lindsey, Co ST Johns May Corey Goss Pernambuco

Marine Notes From Across The Atlantic And Coasts

Multiple vessels report incidents and arrivals coastal and international. Delware Breakwater notes King Philip from Baltimore to Boston with coal struck bottom near Chincoteague, likely towed to New York. Wells City at Queenstown helped Albano toward Baltimore. Oregon at Liverpool faced a hurricane with decks swept. Wellgunde distressed near Fernandina, likely sale to pay costs. Boston haddock schooner Sarah H Prior reports two crew injured in a NW squall while returning to vessel. Royal Tar arrives Falmouth with damaged chain plates. Progreso, at Port Chester for New York, awaits survey with cargo. Mary Glover potentially condemned after leaking and survey. Ivy reports no reef strike while en route to Manila via New York.

Delaware King Philp Phillips Baltimore Boston Chincoteague New York London Wells City Weiss Swansea Queenstown Albano Sunderland Penarth Oregon Williams Liverpool Portland Wellgunde Cave Haytian Havre Fernandina Admiralty Court Sarah H Prior McLaughlin Co Shoal Joseph Kavanagh Nicholas Hartford Sir Edward P Boynton Gloucester Progreso Farnham Porto Cortez Falmouth Royal Tar Aspinwall St Michaela Madeira Funchal Tatik San Francisco Mary Glover Discovery Smith & Moore DD Kel Bath Berr Ivy Caron Manina Viola Burrow Perth Amboy Princess Oe Progreso Mex Conkli New Bedford Alfred Brabro Taunton Light Yard Haven

Steamers and ships reported in Atlantic navigation list

A compact radio style log records several vessels and routes including Steamer Mariner with Nevill from New Orleans to Liverpool on January 13 about 200 miles from New Orleans bar. Daniel Barnes with Storer sails Antwerp to San Francisco on November 20 at latitude 36 68 S longitude 73 22 W. Clara with Kuhlman sails Newcastle to San Francisco on November 16 at latitude 65 05 S longitude 65 35 W. Nancy Pendleton with Queenstown to San Francisco on November 15 at latitude 56 49 S longitude 66 26 W.

Mariner Nevill New Orleans Liverpool Daniel Barnes Storer Antwerp San Francisco Clara Kuhlman Newcastle Nancy Pendleton Queenstown Low

Steamers Illinois and City of Para Sail from ASPINWALL and ANTWERP

Two ships departed on consecutive dates with ports Philippines and Para. The Illinois sailed from Antwerp January 19 for Philadelphia. The City of Para left Aspinwall January 17.

Antwerp Illinois Philadelphia Aspinwall City of Para New York

Maritime departures and arrivals list for Jan and Dec voyages

A compiled shipping record lists vessels sailing to and arriving at ports worldwide, including Acapulco Panama routes on Colima and City of Panama, Colombo cargo loading, Genoa Cilurnum departures, Halifax Circassian arrivals, and steamers Mount Lebanon Portia entering New York. It details cargo ships, brigs, and bark names, dates in January, December sailings, and port movements across multiple nations.

Acapulco Colima Panama Batavia Cape Race Hart Tagal Buenos Ayres Colina Baltimore Everest Philadelphia Cardenas Dan Fannie B Tucker Sylvester Portland Hanley Norfolk Henry B Cleaves Charleson Lida Lewis Townsend New York Evie B Hall Uranus Reters Matanzas Catania Ponce Cien Fuegos John Swan Huey Delaware Alice Kair Colombo Sunrise Tibbetts Point de Gaile Mount Lebanon Genoa Cilurnum United States Halifax Circassian Richardson Liverpool Lavinia Mitchell St Johns Etna Brorsen Cacace Naples Chandernagor City of Panama San Juan San Francisco Point-A-Pitre Guad Cyrus McKown Farnham Hayti North Sydney Vorwarts Fortman Bremen Progreso Swis Elsa Arbuckle Ar 2d Belize Kb Ff Farnham Conklin Porto Cortez Quernstowl Wendur Ramsey Persian Dickinson Visurgis Meyer Sagua Commerce Chase Mollie Walter Plunmer Plummer ST John Seringapatam Dunbar Boston Frank & Willig Brown Canning Tuspan Raven Stuart Valparaiso Artisan Dwyer Montevideo Iquique Enterprise Lewis Pensacola the Woodlark Hamburg

Domestic Ports Report of Ship Movements and Clearances

Maritime notices list multiple vessels clearing for European and Caribbean ports and arrivals at Baltimore, Charleston, Philadelphia, New York, and other harbors. Entries name brig Ernestine, steamer Pera, bark Alhambra, steamer Crown Prince, and ships bound for Liverpool, Cadiz, Nassau, Havana, and Portland with dates around the 17th to 19th in different ports.

Baltimore Sailea Ernestine Huston Mattie Franklin Varuna White James Point George Stetson San Francisco Pera Wills Rotterdam Cerdic McKenna Katie Lund London Cartagena Sawle New York Alhambra Huistendahl Rio Janeiro Birdsall Babbitt New Haven Horn Head Thompson Swansea Bengore Carthagena John Hopkins Savannah Brunswick Nora Hassel Matanzas Tonkey Rosario Belfast Palatka Chaples Jacksonville Cape Thenry Kenilworth Bulefields Charleston Virginia Bearse Philadelphia Cherokee Doane Merrimac Crowell Boston Sinah C Kaminski Kate A Aitkin Fernandina Thomas St Croix Fortress Monroe Rose Inness Marwick Caleta Buena Galveston Crown Prince Storm Newcastle Priscilla Schmidt Hyannis Otello Quidley Perth Amboy BC French D M Anthony H N Gove Mabel Phillips St George City of Monticello Nassau Lois V Chaples Ross Ida C Schoolcraft Braye Truxillo Warrior Aspinwall Port Eads Venezuela Perry Barbaos Asturiano Federico Plato Liverpool Norfolk Norham Castle Holme Pernambuco Louis Bucks Mount John B Carrington Parker Maiden City Humphrey Lane Baywater New Orleans Rouen Mexico Havana City of Puebla Coinal Key West Bremerhaven Witte Stettin Lykers Philleskrey Cadiz Eleanor Bragg Portland Egypt Sumner Werra Bussius Bremen Robilant Sapelli Shields Bowman Torbet Taylor Harry Remson Allen Maria Fleming Mullen Signal Dewick Mary Ann McCabe Budworth Amor Scopinich Childe Harold Manson Wm D Uilton Johnson Barren Island West Point Centennial Pearce Newport News Arica Lewis Victoria Bessfield Napton Disg Minnie Davis Davis Friendship Pottsville Skobeleff Port Ludlow Columbia Balch Pascagoula Schiaftino Barbados Roger Drury Delay Midas McArthur Pensacola Nellie Sawyer Arey Colon Flora Begna Santos Storfursten Engblom Alicante Eyvor Matthews Levi S Andrews Watts Adam Smith Equator Nelson Lancaster Hand Salem Meta Lenz Flume Matthansa Peterson Etc Giacomino Bonifazio Genoa Eugenia Sust Miller Adsire Syega Clio Christiansen Lisbon Delaware Domenico Lanata Farina Berlin Minerva Leghorn Merritt Hyperion Petit Goave Sagua Aces Reading Smith Cora Etta Fales Rockland Point Pleasant Providence Panther Baliff Charles H Haskell Silvia John J Hangon Stevens Provincetown Storm King Adella Carleton Highland Light Richmond Hattie H Kempt Huntress Gunn Bahai Ichs Wandrain Marsters Maggie Cain Meyes Cardenas Geverry Abbie & Eva Hooper Willets Claremont Mary E Graham Powell City Point Davia Clarkson Ireland Turkey Island Wave Crest Jewitt Chickahominy Jennie E Simmons Williams Aldine Carty Kaluna Sehs Galena Parks Bahat Albert Magon Abbot Bridgeport Dora Allison Rose Ravonne Chase Moody Leonard Nanaimo Retriever Sloan Port Hadlock Harry Morse Murphy Clan Macpherson Wilson Glasgow Triumphant Lawrence Mirzapore Queenstown San Diego Catherine Sudden Alberg Port Gamble Majestic Bergman Port Discovery Augustine

Boston-bound Vessels List Ships and Origins

A compiled shipping list shows numerous vessels sailing for Boston on various dates from ports worldwide. Entries include Adam W Spies from Iloilo on Nov 12 and others from Manila, Montevideo, Singapore, Calcutta, Cadiz, Chittagong, Lyon, and more with diverse ship types and nationalities. The note records origins such as Iloilo, Montevideo, Singapore, Calcutta, Cadiz, and Genoa, with sail dates ranging late year to January.

Boston Adam W Spies Field Ambark Mlloilo Adeline Bret Gerbark Manila Annapolis Bartaby Br Bark Iloilo Astrea Oestman Gerbrig Cape of Good Hope Bitrost Vom Sw Bark Rio Grande Do Sul Calcutta George Homer Bark Melbourne Highlands Owens Chittagong Hoween Myer Montevideo Carver Inde Endence Pratt Pisagua Jane Adeline Cates Sierra Leone Kirkcudbrightshire Baxter Livingstone Ellis Cadiz Mary Ames, Crocker Am Bark Mendocino Monitor Olsen Rio Grande Brazil Norden Jensen Nor Bark Port Elizabeth

Mails Close at Boston for Europe and the Americas

Mail schedules list ships to Europe via Queenstown Liverpool on Samaria and Umbria from Boston and New York with special addresses. Also routes to Scotland via Glasgow on Bolivia and to Cuba Mexico via Tampa and Key West with daily Boston close times.

Europe Queenstown Liverpool Samaria Boston France Brest Havre Great Britain European New York DOS Biv Ck Eis Bie Ee peeRe Erates Seiase Scotland Glasgow Bolivia St. Domingo Cape Haiti Turks Island Ozama British Honduras Republic of Honduras Guatemala New Orleans Bahama Islands Jacksonville Fla Vera Cruz Progreso Mex Mexico Sun- Pege Cuba Tampa Key West

Trans-Pacific Mails Arrive via Mariposa City of Papeiti and City of Sydney

For Australia Fiji New Zealand Samoan Islands and Sandwich Islands via Mariposa from San Francisco February 12. For Society Islands via City of Papeete from San Francisco January 31. For China Japan and East Indies excluding British India via City of Sydney from San Francisco February 12.

Australia Fiji Islands New Zealand Samoan Islands Sandwich Islands San Francisco Society Islands China Japan the East Indies British India City of Sydney

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