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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1887

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3

Mayall proposes elevated railroad between Jamaica Plain and Boston

Reading inventor Thomas J. Mayall petitions the Legislature for a permit to build and operate an elevated railroad using cable electric or pneumatic tube power. He claims models show speed up to three miles a minute with safe side streets depots and two story tracks.

Thomas J. Mayall Reading Jamaica Plain Boston Common Mayall New York Boston

Reading Express Sale Ends Railroad’s Express Service Era

President Corbin announces the Reading will discontinue the railroad owned express and transfer 1200 miles of road and 250 offices to Adams Express Company. Adams will take possession Feb 1 with W B Dinsmore and John Hoey overseeing, consolidating offices where present. Rates are expected to drop as Adams lowers carriers charges.

Corbin Reading Reading Express Company Baltimore & Ohio United States Adams Express Company W. B. Dinsmore John Hoey

New Railroads Form In New York State

Albany reports the Poughkeepsie Connecting Railroad Company and the Hudson Connecting Railroad Company were incorporated today. Each aims to build ten mile and twenty mile lines from the Poughkeepsie Bridge areas to Moores Station and Pine Bush with a capital of 1 000 000 dollars. Directors listed include Henry C. Gibson Arthur Brock William T. Carter S A Caldwell Henry McCormick Simon Cameron A M Moore Morton McMichael H Blake Tyler Charles Henry Hart of Pennsylvania and J Coleman Dayton W Van Benthuysen and David Patton of New York.

NEW Railroad Companies Albany N. Y Poughkeepsie Connecting Railroad Company Hudson River Poughkeepsie Newburg, Dutchess & Connecticut Moore’s Station Hudson Connecting Railroad Company Lloyd Ulster County Pine Bush Orange County Wallkill Valley Railroad Henry C. Gibson Arthur Brock William T. Carter S. A. Caldwell Henry McCormick Simon Cameron A. M. Moore Morton McMichael H. Blake Tyler Charles Henry Hart Pennsylvania J. Coleman Dayton W. van Benthuysen David Patton New York

Consolidation of St. Louis Short Line and Missouri Central

The Globe-Democrat reports completed arrangements to merge the St. Louis Kansas City Short Line and Missouri Central railroads. John D. Perry will be president and George W. Parker vice president after a stockholders meeting in St. Louis. Directors to be chosen by franchise holders. Bee Line's Stevenson Burke to join the board. The route will likely run through St. Louis.

Oquawka & Kansas City Railroad Company Ilinois Macon Marshall Stark Knox Henderson Oquawka Kansas City American Express Company Boston & Maine Railroad Denver Circle Braceman Rock Island Denver New York, Providence Boston Road Northern Central St. Louis San Francisco Springfield Little Rock Trans-Mississippi Sr. Laws Globe-Democrac Missouri Central Bee Line Cleveland Stevenson Burke Alton St. Louis, Kansas City & Colorado Road

New Boston and Lowell Car Adds Westinghouse Heater

The Boston and Lowell Railroad introduces passenger car No 74 with Westinghouse heater and updated conveniences. A Cincinnati dispatch notes a new Central Bridge Company formed to span the Ohio River to Newport, with work to start after Congressional consent. Articles of association of the Chicago.

Boston &Lowell Railroad Company Westinghouse Cincinnati Ohio River Newport Central Bridge Company Congress Chicago

Shipping News: Atlantic Arrivals and Departures

Mariners report multiple ships with origins and routes across Europe and America. Vessels include Ormiston from New Orleans to Bremen and Cyphrenes from Galveston to New Orleans via Liverpool, plus Kepler from New York to Avonmouth and Bremen and others sailing from Charleston, Jersey, and Havre with through routes to Leghorn and New York.

Bremen Ormiston New Orleans Savannah Liverpool Cyphrenes Galveston Niceto Rotterdam New York Suez Ghazee Japan China Avonmouth Kepler Charleston Havre Erl King Isle of Wight Volo Almandine Elstow Wilmington Golden Horn Baltimore Linn O’dee Norfolk Boston Grasbrook Hamburg Antwerp Borderer London City of Chicago Carreas Porto Cabello Geo W Clyde St Domingo

Notice to Captains Observations at Boston Station

Notice describes daily observations at 7 AM at United States Signal Station Boston for wind and barometer readings. It explains how captains can correct instrument errors by sealing barometers at the stated hour and adding one one hundredth inch per ten feet of sea level height. Includes a miniature almanac entry for Monday January 31 with high water and moon phase details.

United States Boston

Port of Boston Arrival List of Steamer Vessels

The port record notes arrivals and sailings on Saturday in Boston. Vessels include Borderer from London with cargo to C Furness, Grasbrook from Hamburg, Williamsport from Philadelphia, Ellen Crusoe from Liberia with palm oil to S C Dyer & Co, and Helen Montague with 339,522 feet of hard pine lumber to George McQuesten & Co. Sailings list Catalonia and other coastwise steamers bound for Liverpool New York and other ports.

Borderer Sir Manley London Halifax Mise C Furness Grasbrook Ger Sehwauer Hamburg Antwerp EA Adams & Co Williamsport Taylor Philadelphia Ellen Crusoe Jones Liberia S C Dyer & Co Portland J H Conant Helen Montague Cookson Brunswick George McQuesten & Co Scis Anna Kranz, Anderson William T Donnell Hamilton Baltimore Parry Liverpool Thayer & Lincoln Sarah Doane Aspinwall Benj Howard Busch Geneva Walter Lunenberg Winsor & Son Hall Havana Kinsman & Co Schs Albert L Butler Dow Trinidad Cuba John S Emery & Co Carrie Walker Starkey St John Hatheway & Co Annie A Deal Halifax Crowley S$ A Paine Cowes Rockport Fitz Bros & Co Streamers Catalonia Gen Whitney New York Chathaim Waltimore Norman Merrimack Charleston Mark Sarah Goldonda Havan Boston Queenstown Dork Hayber Cow Kates Catalonia Palmyra Cephalonia Samaria Great Britain Irelanch State Street Cunard Steamship Co Alexander Martin Crogaswell Line Kor New Orleans North River Texas & Pacific Railroad Texas Louisiana Southwest Hudson H. R. Freeman T. P. C. Halsey Sp. Im Knickerbocker F. Kemble Mobile New Mexico Arizona Mississippi Red Rivers California N. Magna Washington Street Samuel Seaman

Severe Atlantic Gale Impacts Steamer Cephalonia Route

The Cephalonia with 102 steerage and other passengers encountered strong SW winds and head seas up to Jan 22 then SW to NW gales and heavy squalls by Jan 26. It exchanged signals with multiple ships near 42N latitudes, underway from Boston to Liverpool, while salvage efforts report sixty tons of iron from the Carrier recovered with about 75 percent expected to be saved.

Cephalonia Walker Liverpool Queenstown Cunard SS Co Umbria New York Boston Light Catalonia McKay Boston Spartan Nickerson Philadelphia Ndse FE Bb Sampson Forest City Snowman Portland City of Gloucester Proctor Gloucester Chiswick Allentown Sir Agnes Manning Highland Light Dil Miller Sch North Truro

Sailed vessels and gale winds affect New England coastal trade

Reports from multiple ports describe schooners sailing to Eastport New York and Boston, with Gloucester Boothbay and Salem traffic. A severe NW gale off Cape Ann floods decks scatters cargo and damages rigging on the Seguin and related vessels. Fish receipts total 85,000 pounds cod 35,000 pounds halibut 400,000 frozen herring.

Cutler la Have BK H Furber Wentworth Harry L Whiton Rich Boston New York Carleton Bell Swett Boothbay Georges Banks Ee Seguin Schs B . Morse Geo . Tri Moore Bucksport Annie F Bergen Clark’s Isle Port John Lracewell Munrow Herrican Isle Frank Barker Gilbert Portland Humboldt Pinkham Caroline Reed Abbie H Hodaman Harrington Main William M Sawyer Capt A J Cole Gouldsboro Lobster Cove Limekin Bay Gloucester Clara F Friend Aberdeen Augusta H Johnson Georges Poshua Airey Vinalhaven James A. Garfield Grand Banks Rattler Fortune Bay Ethel Wasker Greg Parrot Port Williams Acadiam Wetegan Sarah Pyle Dixie J W Campbell Anna H Mason Ida May Kagaecane

Steamers and barks sailing from multiple ports

Sailed Jan 29 Amsterdam and Antwerp with steamer Schiedam and Waesland to New York. Barrow sailed Jan 28 with Oranmore to Baltimore. Buenos Ayres departed Dec 29 with Peacemaker to Quebec. Scotia to New York. Wyle and McNeil to Montreal. Damaged fragments note Alice Roy and Johann Irgens with Bristol routes and Pensacola timings.

Amsterdam Schiedam Potter New York Antwerp Waesland Ueberweg Barrow Oranmore Jones Baltimore Buenos Ayres Peacemaker Arg Lane Quebec Scotia Smeltzer Wyle McNeil Montreal

Sailed Jan 28 and 29 Ships and Barks Across Multiple Ports

A long list records January sailing and in port movements of ships and barks from Glasgow Liverpool London Gibraltar and many others, with vessels such as Hekla Florida Norseman Bassano Ganger Rolf Falkland Hill and more, detailing departure ports and destinations including New York Philadelphia Baltimore and New Orleans.

Garry Sutherland Barbados Clytie Fraser New Orleans Oneata McLeod Pontiac Olsen Apalachicola Asia Anderson New York Lillie Soullard Dennis Cardiff W H Corsay Brown Avonmouth Moss Glen Morris Bahia Buda Ray Pernambuco Cadiz Nellie Smith Wallace Sagua Christiansand Hekla Thompson Corunna Florida Falchenburg Savannah Falmouth Francis Trope Comneck Dublin Fleepwood Eaton Hall Lindsay San Francisco Queenstown Persian Dickinson Do Do Grimsby Sandvik Swed Greenock Bassano Rea Stettin Gibraltar Ganger Rolf Nor Baltimore Genoa Marietta Ital Bava Pensacola Hamburg Ruth Palmer Smith Philadelphia Havre Normandie de Kersabiee Liverpool Falkland Hill Hall Norseman Maddox Boston London Surrey Murrel Wilhelm Ger Wilmson Leghorn Maria Luigia Savarese Lisbon Balkan Aus Franquel Zio Battista Olivari Middlesborough Sultana Fursman Marseilles Kesmark Tennyson Economy Newport Dracona Sangster Rydal Water Newcastle Nsw Glencairn Wilson Oporto Solyst Johnson Plymouth Sch Clara Tregaskiss Harbor Grace Palermo Mount Lebanon Padang Stanfield Clark Geo Treat Trent Maceio Agnes Sutherland Lyons Santos Henry Warner Paine Tuskar Caldwell Tarifa Asecenzione Ital Mancino Valencia Erlin Skjatsen Lindvid

Maritime cargo ships and routes listed with positions

A nautical rundown shows vessels including Steamer Marsala from New York to Avonmouth on January 28 with coordinates 43 08 N 26 13 W, Clara J Wilbur from Wiscasset to Port au Prince with no date at 24 N 63 W, W R Grace from New York to San Francisco on December 27 at 10 N 31 W, Venous from Stettin to Philadelphia with no date at 48 N 7 W, Nordenskjold from Wilmington to Buenos Ayres on December 28 at LS 51 W, and JDQM from New York steering 8 on December 30 at 9 N 29 W.

Marsala New York Avonmouth Clara J Wilbur Dowling Wiscasset Port Au Prince W R Grace Walnaut San Francisco Dee Bark Venous Christiansen Stettin Philadelphia Bark Nordenskjold, Abrahamsen Wilmington Buenos Ayres JDQM

New Bedford Ships Report Oil Catches Off Cape Verde

Cape Verde December reports the brig James Arnold Haaen deen from New Bedford taking 30 barrels of oil since Fayal. A letter from bark John and Winthrop Poole of New Bedford says Elvany West Australia on November 29 with 530 barrels of sperm oil. Horatio Morse of New Bedford at Bay of Islands on December 8 with 120 barrels of sperm and 100 barrels of whale oil since May.

Cape Verde James Arnold Haaendeen New Bedford Fayal John & Winthrop Poole Elvany West Australia Bay of Islands Dee Horatio Morse

Marine notes report ships and wrecks across ports

The bulletin logs multiple incidents and arrivals including Bark Joseph Baker sailing for Boston, Captain Maton injured, Scythia delay, a new ship G Reynolds planned by John Snow, and numerous wrecks and groundings. It lists vessels visited, logs copied, barometers checked, and pilot charts distributed, with various port reports from Porto Plata to Nassau and Auckland detailing damage, leaks, and losses.

Joseph Baker Eaton Demerara Boston St Thomas Clark Maton New York Geof Clyde Cunard Steamship Liverpool Scythia Servia John Snow South Yarmouth John M Brooks G & Reynolds Hydrographic Off Tordenskjold Porto Plata Montego Bay Atwood Cay Barbados Lottie Belle Murchinson Santos London Amoy Archer San Francisco Sunderland Oxenhorne Williams Baltimore

Maritime departure list from multiple ports and vessels

Shipping movements show Jan to Dec sailings from Antwerp Auckland Barrow Cardiff and Panama. Vessels include Cambodia Undine Olga Mary A Green wood Etna Alice Neptun Ravenhill Hecla and Neptun with captains Kruse Tooker Brorsen Minnemann Dav Ha van a Dav Panama.

Antwerp Cambodia New York Undine Kruse San Francisco Almeria Olga Perth Auckland Mary A Greenwood Tooker Barrow Etna Brorsen Alice Minnemann Newark Neptun Baltimore Cardiff Ravenhill Havana Hecla Panama

Domestic Ports Summary Dense With Vessels and Clears

A detailed port ledger lists arrivals and departures across Atlantic and Gulf harbors. Vessels including bark Donald Ferguson and steamers Mozart, Knickerbocker, and Lone Star appear with destinations from New York to Liverpool, Buenos Aires to Barbados, plus numerous clearrances and sailings amid variable wind and conditions.

Passengers Arriving on Cephalonia From Siberia and Liverpool

The Cunard steamship Cephalonia carried 137 passengers including Miss Marion L Blake, Mr Thomas Doliber, Mr RA Edwards, and a long list of Misses and Mrss from Siberia and Liverpool. Cabin and steerage counts noted with 22 cabin and 102 steerage aboard.

Siberia Sch Ellen Crusoe Rachel Holdiness Rosina Holdiness Liverpool Cunard Cephalonia Marion L Blake Thomas Doliber RA Edwards Fred Wo Eveleth SE Lawton Grace Lawton David Nickles Lydia Parsons H M Richmond Simmons M Sherman R Tucker Lizzie Wood Annie Wood M C Williams Mrs Williams Gladys Williams

Letters to vessels left at Boston Post Office Jan 29

A list compiled for the Boston Post by Alonzo Lle’ Johnson of letters addressed to ships, schooners, brigs, barges, and steamers awaiting pickup at the main Boston post office. Names include Kirkcudbrightshire Captain Baxter and Daniel Bushell, Yorktown, Underwriter, Neptune, and many others.

Boston Post Alonzo Lle’. Johnson Baxter Kirkcudbrightshire Daniel Bushell Charles O Belden E Forbes Leonard A Blake Woodside Peter Brady Thomas Lord Viktor Grumberg Svenska Skonerton Charles Kuskman Richard Comerford Bessie William A. Egeling John D. Williams R H. Edwards Yorktown George A Francis William C Bee Henry Tinley Don Jacinto Solomon P Haayes S A Paine P Hammer Annie R Lewis John Healey Neptune P H Higgins A B Sherman J E Knowles Oskar Roswall York Town George W Royall Annie C Stevens

Vessels sail for Boston list dates and origins period

The following vessels have sailed for Boston on or about the dates given. Adam W Spies from Iloilo on December 16 passed Anjer on December 26. Adeline from Manila September 28. Annapolis from Iloilo September 25. Annie Lewis from Buenos Ayres December 22. Bifrost from Rio Grande do Sul November 30. Colorado from Hyeres January 18. Emily Whitney from Montevideo December 20. Evie Reed from Singapore October 5. Edward May from Iloilo January 14. Frigga from Melbourne December 9. Glide from Madagascar November 16. George Skelfield from Calcutta December 14. George S Homer from Melbourne Highlands. Iceberg from Calcutta December 23. Joseph Baker from St Thomas January 17. Kirkcudbrightshire from Chittagong prior to January 14. Leone from Messina December 23. Livingstone from Cadiz January 2. Mary S Ames from Mendoza September 22. Nahum Chapin from Rosario. Neilie Coleman from Savannah about January 20. Neptune from Cienfuegos January. Jensen from Port Elizabeth January 2. Obed Baxter from Banjoewangie November 10. Panay from Manila September 23. Patrician from Sydney October 24. Samuel D Carlton from Singapore December 30. Sooloo from Hailo December 20. St Kilda from Genoa and Cagliari January 16. Wallace from Pernambuco November 13. Yorktown from Cagliari December 18. Passed Turita January 2.

Boston Adam W Spies Field Am Bark Iloilo Dee Anjer Dee Adeline Bret Gerbark Manila Annapolis Bartaby Br Bark Loilo Annie Lewis Lewis Buenos Ayres Madagascar George Skelfield Hall Calcutta George S Homer Melbourne Highlands Owens Chittagong Iceberg Carver Joseph Baker Eaton St.Thomas Kirkcudbrightshire Baxter Leone Esposito Ital Bark Messina Livingstone Ellis Cadiz Mary S Ames Crocker Mendocino Nahum Chapin Arey Am Schr Rosario Neilie Coleman Hodgkins Savanilla Neptune Hill Cienfuegos Janae Jensen Nor Bark Port Elizabeth Jec Obed Baxter Colby Banjoewangie Panay Bray Am Ship Patrician Kenney Sydney Nsw Samuel D. Carlton Freeman Aim Bark Singapore Sooloo Powers Hailo St Kilda Hines Genoa Cagliari Wallace

Transatlantic and Pacific Steamship Schedules Via Major Ports

The notice lists forthcoming sailings from New York to Europe and the Pacific including City of Para to Central America and Mexico, City of Chicago to Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool, Saale to Europe, Republic to Europe, City of Altona via Queenstown, Aurania to Europe, La Bretagne to France, Belgravia to Scotland, and Mariposa to Australia and Pacific islands, with closing times for Cuba and Mexico and departure dates in February and January.

Central America South Pacific Aspinwall Panama Mexico City of Para New York Solsewe Hoa Ireland Great Britain Cepha- Tonia Queenstown Liverpool Chicago Europe Southampton Bremen Steamship Saale Promega Aiecaiens Deco Wera Steamship Republic Scotland Glasgow Belgravia Cuba Rau Tampa Fla Key West Boston Republic la Bretagne Havre Louis de Bebian J Cortis la Normandie Louis de Bebian Servia H Brown&colic J Cortis Aurania VH Brown & Co la Champagne Uavre Awa

Sailing of Ocean Steamers Names and Sailed Dates

A historical record lists ships including State of Alabama and Palmyra with sailing dates and agents. It details arrivals and departures from Antwerp London Liverpool and Glasgow with carriers such as Gill & Lootz Warren & Co Hendersn Bros Furness and Thayer & Linein among others.

Frei Hermann Tan Antwerp Gill & Lootz British Crown London Henders’n Bros Jan Breydel Van Gill & Loot Wetherby Dan Gill & Lootz Bavarian Liverpool Thayer & L’nein Lake Superior Alex Martin British Queen Henders’n Bros California New York State of Alabama Glasgow Baldwind Co Hermann Fun’hEdge &Co Teutonia Maytian Soy Ees Naples Para Brazil SSC Thingvalla Copenh’gn Fun’hidge &Co Bassano Sanderson &Son Elysia Genoa Henders'n Bros State of Nebraska Baldwin& Co Holland J Hurst Nederland P Wright & S Ns Edam Amsterd’m Fu’eh,E’ye &Co Moravia Hamburg Kunhardt & Co Jan Breydel Fu’eh I’ye &Co Rhynland P Wright & So S Methley Hall Sumar&Co Aurania VH Brown & Co Servia VH Brown & Co Boston Catalonia Henders’n Bros Scandinavian Glascow H & A Allen Borderer C Furness Ry Z O Antwerp Fips An Grasbrook Ehar E A Adams Jowa Warren & Co Cephalonta Alex Martin Norwegian Allan Bavarian Thayer & Line’n Roman Warren & CO Wetherby Henderson Bros Stockholm Furness Kansas Warren & Co Istrian Thayer & Line Mch

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