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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1889

Page

3

Dissent Within Massachusetts Republicans Over Nominees and School Laws

In Massachusetts politics a split grows within the Republican camp as Brackett Crapo and Faxon factions clash over gubernatorial nomination. Temperance Republicans led by Faxon threaten to shape the ticket, while disputes over the state auditor, young leaders, and the Australian ballot law intensify. Parochial school policy becomes a two edged issue, with French Canadians and others weighing education rights against proposed inspections.

Massachusetts Post Republican Party Brackett Crapo Henry H. Faxon Faxon Campagner Henry B. Peirce George A. Marden Wardwell Haverhill Carter of

State primary and reform schools organize annual meeting

Trustees of the State primary and reform schools held their annual meeting at Westboro on Monday July 1 and organized the board. W H Walker was named chairman and Elizabeth G Evans secretary. Amos Andrews was chosen superintendent of the primary school with Dr E L Haynes as physician. Theodore Chapin was named superintendent of the Lyman school for boys with Dr F E Corey as physician. Mrs L L Brackett became superintendent of the industrial school for girls with Dr Mary Z O Callaghan as physician.

State Primary and Reform Schools Westboro W. H. Walker Elizabeth G. Evans Charles L. Gardner Gardner and Sullivan Miss Putnam Mrs. Evans Lyman Messrs. Walker Hildreth Greeley Gardner Sullivan

Survival of the Fittest. Pyle's Peakine tops washing compounds

Pyle's Peakine is marked as the leading washing compound in the period’s catalog, described as the king of washing solutions. The brief notes its prominence among available cleaners and implies strong market position.

Pyle’s

List of Shipping and Vessel Details From Maine Ports

A dense OCR list records ships, boats, and vessels tied to Maine ports and nearby regions. It includes boat names, owners, destinations, cargo notes, and recent movements with occasional port and date references across Deer Isle, Calais, Bangor, Wiscasset, and Bath.

Vessels in Port List of ships with masters and destinations

A long roster of vessels laid up and sailing details appears with names of ships masters tonnage consignees or agents and destinations listing entries like ES Reet Carlton EB Beaconsfield Cotton 1118 PUPAONN Fisk British Empire and many others, including ports such as London Liverpool Boston Halifax and Valparaiso, along with shipowners and stevedore firms. The list is intended for publication on Tuesdays and Fridays and includes wharf and Pier 6 locations with various destinations.

Albert Path McGuire ES Reet -Carlton Beaconsfield Hiss Ncks Fisk British Empire Furness London Eng Hoosac Brunel Seth Henderson Eldridge HM Whitney New York India Kansas Kleig Warren & Co Liverpool EB Lincoln Wilson York Yesses Esse Eens South Bay Norman Snow E B Sampson Philadelphia Seeveens Lsu Parodis McKay Alex Martin Cunard E River Ettrick Lamont D Emery & Co Emery Chelsea PUGS Nor Stoltz Seaverns Go Long Yarmouth Stanwood John G Hall” & Co Yae Lewis

PORT OF BOSON SHIP ARRIVALS AND COASTAL TRAFFIC

The port report lists arrivals including Steamer Kansas from Liverpool with passengers to Warren & Co, Steamer Bulgaria from Liverpool to Lincoln, and Steamer Halifax from Halifax with passengers to Boston, PEI SS Co. It notes prevailing westerly winds, thick fog, and continued south and southeast winds near Hatteras. Numerous schooners and steamers, including City of Gloucester and Ocean King tug, are noted with cargoes such as sugar and lumber and with lines to J S Morgan & Co and WH Kilby.

DE Ham Wardwell Portland Wuiaibve Edward Rich Thurston Deer Isle Lockwood's Francis R Baird Jameson Seer Mystic Frances Elien Penton Wiscasset Mgroc South Bay Frank G Dow Kelley Eieyre EC Fannie & Fay Menottey le Viskbocs Eden Nantasket Fleetwing Scott Florence Lockwood Hull Flora Rogers Bradford Ay Pee Atte McQuesten EB Gamecock Robinson Calais LeCain Chevenne Hattie Paige Tryon Lena de Kia eDaat Ladd EB Henrietta Fee Chase Hine Smith Ira E Wight Murray Laffrienier Crowell Strean Levi Hart Sais Caine Sa Luella Rich Lottie K. Friend Gould Leighton Millbridge Lillian Are Warren Greenlaw Lamartine Eaton Iva de Lizzie Babcock Babcock Eves Laura E Messer Madagascar Mitchell Mentor Perry Baih Ee Mareia Bailey Cole Aadinon Mary EK McDougall Renult Chatham Mary Jane Morton Weymouth Wisi Mazourka Lane Rockport Bishop Alma Sal Weine Mary F Pike Mary E Graham Richardson Millie Washburn Brown Wisoasset Oab Rim Eniatara South Virginia Moon Sullivan Marquand’s Eanice Newcomb Allen Mbn Lombard’s Emily C Dennison Garland Saco Ceee Senee Ees Lovejoy Eurotus Tuckerman Owl Works Bangor S.s.ees Ellen M Golder Johnson Ueew Harris Danny Hodgkins Kimball Tee South Bay Gold Hunter Cromwell South Bay Georgia Clark Lynn Herbert E. Higgins Alate Burnham Helen J Holway Bryan Puolcuree Hoes Uvm S Siecle Ee Resol Eaen John L Hasbrouck Fierce Keystone Wilder Boston Lottie Marshall Cerreesss Alley Howes Sprague Nellie F Huntley Macnias Oliver Ames Handy Orrie Vets O Bates & Bai Coutat Wigist Indlassicaielieanea Hale Percy H Reed Patos Moncton Richard Law New Bedfor Tirrell Bath Raver Small Richard Vaux Peacy Regalia Hallowell Thomaston Sarah Twomey Kennebec River Seraphine Chute Walter Holly Holder Coleman Lacey St John’s Constitution Haroldine Tibvetts Buenos Ayres Isquinis Mystic Charlestown James Nichols Webber Esi Eooseses Houth Bay Levering Bowen Mary F Cushman Patten Ellsworth Mary Eliza Lorine Hurd Robert H Rathbun Wellman H RL Tay Hibbard Silver Spray Mahoney Ueick Sarah L Simmonds Stella Lee Treat William Frederick Burgess J H Fiilner &Co Burnham's Kansas Fenton Liverpool Indie Warren & Co Bulgariaa Leask Mase Layer & Lincoln Halifax Hill Lboston Peiss Co Yarmouth Stanwood John G Flail & Co Sate Maine Hilward St John Eastport WH Kilby JH Miller Taylor Baltimore Norfolk Maise George Issmalley Normnan Snow Philadelphia E B Sampson H F Dimock Eldridge New York Whitney Lewiston Ingraham Tremont Lonovan City of Gloucester Young Gloucester Olivette McKillg Bar Iarbor Ocean King Cantain Newport News Helicon Larketta Stewart Maynes Barbados J S Morgan & Co Hatteras Annie R Storer Adams Crabb Island Gustavo Preston Schotter Cyrus Hall Coombs Darien Camden St Simons Vineyard Haven Elizabeth French Cross Agnes Manning Birdsall Sch Telegraph Kellar Brooklyn Ira K Wight Gregory Rondout Henry May Price Weehawken Pierce Florence Lockwood Abbie K Hentley Brackett Belle Halladay Nickerson Hoboken Ira Laurinier Perth Amber E & GW Hinds Port Liberty Alice Dean Pembroke Gate City Savannah Hermann Wilxesbarre Port Johnson New Brunswick Digby Annapolis Yduu Karacon Shaw North America Lancaster J Paine

Rates Hold Steady as Berth Transactions Stay Light

New York trading day shows steady rates with light berth transactions while brokers report brisk chartering activity for several vessels. Notable moves include Lora with 8,000 barrels of refined petroleum to New York, Lydia with 7,200 barrels to Antwerp, and Maud Scammell handling case oil and general cargo to Montevideo. grain from Leone to Montevideo and other freight for Buenos Aires routes.

New York Eurype Lora

Port Johnson to New York and New England schooner movements

Shipping notices list a chain of vessels sailing from Baltimore Boston Portland and nearby ports with names like Pocahontas Sawyer Balti more Viking Church Philadelphia Narragansett Carson E Wschmidt Cranmer Florida Priest Port Johnson Damon Haskell Curtis Spofford Nelle Grant Dodge Vineyard Cum mings Downing's Cove and more. Several ships including Isaac S Tillyer Jennie Hulbert Brave and Drisko are noted arriving at Boston Newburyport and New York with barges Mercicleta 8S R Mead and Oakland in tow.

Salem Sachs Pocahontas Sawyer Baltimore Viking Church Philadelphia Narragansett Carson E Wschmidt Cranmer Florida Priest Port Johnson Damon Haskell Curtis Spofford Nelle Grant Dodge Vineyard Cummings Downing’s Cove New York Nailed Wheeler Boston Rose E Blake Helen Lincoln Seavey Drisko Elizabethport Newburyport Brie Theall Genesta Stewart Basle Peck St John Gilmore Riley Black River William D Marvell O'Keefe Windsor Dreadnaught Nickerson Gardiner Killow Whiton Rockland P Naeee Haynes Greenlaw Wiscasset Stamford Nat Meader Dunton Bridgeport Salled Scii Drisko

Maritime sailing notices from international ports

BY CABLE TO THE POST. ANTWERD SAILS July 3 ship Benj Sewell for New York passed Dungeness July 4. CIVITA VECCHIA Sailed June 3 steamer Pontiac for America. CALLAO Sailed July 2 ship Frank Carvill for Ship Island. CAPE TOWN Sailed May 28 bark Dia for New York. DUNGENESS Passed July 3 bark Bristol London for Greenock. MAURITIUS Sailed May 26 bark Johanne for New York May 30 bark Lioness for New York. PORTS DE GRAVE Sailed July 1 steamer Paris for New Orleans. SWINEMUNDE Sailed June 30 steamer Island for New York. SALELDS Sailed July 4 ship Drumlanrig for San Francisco. TYNE Ar July 4 bark Tondal for Pensacola.

Moncton Sch Givan Melvin South Amboy Newcastle Avdune Zio Lbatusta Olivari Bunesos Ayres Vparksboro Svea Olsen Sharpness Queuec aAr Magdalene Jensen Buenos Ayres Colina Jennings Glasgow Montreal Richardson Liverpool Peacemaker Gauthier Rivera Indian Cove Bellini Robinson Angantyr Rouen Queen of the North London Carthagenian Mandalay Tindall Belfast St George Cheenock Louise Whitehaven Jestina Lente Greenock Mary Foston Hattie Surner Kiio Janeiro U Chandler Thurber Heliast Bark Mizpah Christophersen Londonderry Hazelwoode Dickson City Island Johan Price Odell New York Susie Vearl Kikin Rockland James Barber Camp Thomaston Uranus Colwell Auckland Mary Vickard Cameron Rockport Sultan Gale Sarah Hunter Mowrey New Yok Cailed Sehs Vesta Peal Hanselpecker Cerdie French Boston Lillie G Wilson Sea Bird Andrews Laspedo Holder Essie C Victoria Royal Roads Fairchild Boyd San Francisco Vancouver H Tupper Kelly Windsor C Simpson Alexandria Merriam U F Baker Antwerd Sailen Benj Sewell Ulmer Salelds Drumlanrig Edmondson TYNE Tondal Nor Andersen Pensacola

Whalers Arrive in Provincetown From Atlantic Cruise

A whaling ship arrived this morning in Provincetown after a nine months Atlantic Ocean voyage. The crew reported bringing 175 barrels of sperm oil from the Antarctic expedition led by Cornell.

Provincetown Lewking Cornell Rom

Fishermen In Provincetown Harbor Set For July 4 Fishing

In Provincetown harbor on July 4, a group of fishermen prepare for an in port fishing session. Names listed include Jane Collins J Merritt Gertie Wigor Zephyr Grace JH Benson John M Fiske Addison Centre Alice Raymond Mary E Whert Maria Webster Stowell Sherman Hattie D Linnell and G M Hopkins.

Provincetown Jane Collins J Merritt Gertie Wigor Zephyr Grace JH Benson John M Fiske Addison Centre Alice Raymond Mary E Whert Maria Webster Stowell Sherman Hattie D Linnell G M Hopkins

Three masted schooner launch and yard plans in Bath

Bath July 4 reports a three masted schooner launched at George Slawley’s yard to be named Lthel Hawley for Captain James Stawley’s daughter. The New England Company will lay the keel for a 250 ton schooner. At Harrington A P Nash’s Sons build a 500 ton vessel for EJ White of Sand River NS.

Bath Yart George Slawley

Maritime traffic list of ships with origins and coordinates

A compilation of ships with movements from Antwerp Liverpool London Mobile Hamburg Pensacola Figueira to destinations San Francisco Melbourne New York Port Natal Port Hartlepool Newfoundland and other ports. Entries include ship names masters origins dates and approximate latitude and longitude coordinates for June July and May.

Thirlmere Lon Jark St Olaf Mobile Port Natal Hark J . Smith Stngley Hamburg Perth Amboy Barksaro Caine Olivari Pensacola Wet Hartlepool Sir Donna Marta Figueira Newfoundland

Notice to Mariners fog bell and Cape Fear lighting changes

Notice effective around July 15 1889 announces a fog bell at Sharp’s Island Light Station with double blows in thick fog. It describes updated light characteristics and ranges for Cape Fear River entrance including front and rear lights at Oak Island, Smith’s Island range changes, and new channel ranges guiding to an anchorage near Southport.

Sharp’s Island Chesapeake Bar Marsland Cutler Harbor Little River Cape Fear River Oak Island Range Cape Fear Smith's Island Cape Tear River Oak Island Ineun Sertevel Simith’s Island Southport Smith’s Island Range Pew Channel Smith's Island Range Cape Pear New Channel Range Battery Island

Shipping news roundup with vessels sailing and wrecks

Boston reports Penthany sailing April 5 for Arachinn now loading at Vieques and Walter Holly from Aracaju sailing May 15 crossing the equator May 4 with light winds. Plauders struck a sunken obstruction off Fort Hill causing damage. Gardenia rough voyage from Hamburg with fog and loss of yawboat. Bessie Morris stranded at White Point will be auctioned July 10. Algeria wrecked near Cape Ahiard. South Coast towed after rudder loss. Canada lightered cargo after running aground. Darial damaged near Portland breakwater.

Boston Hark P Penthany Providence Vieques Walter Holly Aracaju Hampton Koans Fort Hill Wharf William Prague Norfolk Rutherford Gardenia Hamburg Philadelphia Bracadille Gurrucha North Sydney Bessie Morris White Pont Ashe Bay Johns Swi Algeria Ashoure Cape Ahiard San Francisco South Coast Tallamook London Darial Monis New York Plymouth Portland

Maritime Entries From Halifax and Nearby Ports

In port and sailing notices list vessels such as bark Altai Lindblad in Bathurst and bark Suffolk Card bound for New York, brig M 8 Daly Le Marchant to Porto Rico, and steamer Beta Havana with a June 28 sailing. Other entries include brig Como Evenson Richibucto and steamer Moravia from Hamburg to New York, with various vessel movements and clearances through July.

Bathurst Altai Lindblad Rio Janeiro Colombo Suffolk Card New York Halifax Daly le Marchant Porto Rico Como Evenson Richibucto Beta Smith Havana Oliva Moravia Winckler Hamburg Laguna Granada Carle Caroline Gray Rowe Dosch Josephine Parker Ford Low Point Starlgiht West Indies Sydney

Sailed and cleared ships and steamers across multiple ports

Maritime notice lists vessels sailing or cleared at Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and ports from Baltimore to Portland. Entries name schooners, steamers, and brigs with masters and destinations such as Bath, New York, Baltimore, and Havana. Includes ships like Main, Gracie, Belle Hardy, Union, and John Shay with sailing dates around March and June.

Baltimore Valentine Curtis New York Varuna Birdsall Bath Howard Williams Foster Kennevée Eva IL Shenton James Port Howe Wim Il Parker Kelley Long Island Buenos Ayrean Scott Liverpool Main Oereaineh Chatham Mareh Boston Icis Gracie Chambers Hoboken Janes Il Hoy Dissolway Francis Aird Jamison Jersey City Belle Hardy Baker Geo W Jewett Meeknnown Vineyard Haven Eliwood Breton Hitchens Gardiner M Luella Wood Spaulding Port Royal Helen Montague Cookson Rockland Schs Charlies F Tuttle Alice Phillips Fostinn Island City Laufair Gracie D Chambers Bermuda Hundred John Shay Tilton Richmond Elizabethport Boothbay Union Bridgeport George RK Vreeland Blake Philadelphia Vashaw Merritt St George Nis Batit James Donahoe War Steed Rival Elisha Gibba Mary & Crosby Brooks Nantucket Kenry Clay Anthony Fall River Henry G King Britt Providence Savannah Sadie Willcutt Hart Woodside Waistle Fortress Monroe Mobile Newport News Queensboro William St Allison Bangor Richmnonad Oranmore Hungaria Hamburg Curlew Baracos Hyannis Warren B Potter Andrewa Sullivan J S Lamprey Larding Sens Vanderherchen Neponset Lockwood Cotuit Wellington Cox& Green Odiorne W Simmons Annie Louise Minnie Rowan HL Kb Friend Alice Lovell J J > Moore Theodore Dean Lucy May Cora Dunn Howard Smith Samuel Dilloway Li Russell Ada Walker S W Lawrence Eschmidt Lizzie Babcock Georgie Clark Clark Mathias Nulato Sawyer Lucinda Glotter Oston Lemuria Saville Havana Montreal Sicilia Prideaux Norfolk Calvin B&b Orcutt Antelope Henry A Pitts Keyport Sherman Tanger H Il Benedict Spartan Orion W Wilson Maury Riley New Bedford Rose Easterbrook Dorin Newbury Port Hercules Jonathan Cone Sheriman Perth Am OY Swis Bennet Newport Nightingale Stewart Ben Hur Lewis Iron Ave Knockney Whistler Keefe Lizzie McAlladen Mary Louisa Collier Clarissa Allen Millie Frank Edwards Diero Plummer Roniout Expedite Biddle Pawtucket Mary Miller Kayton Warren New Haven Swisseth W Smith Calais Solomon Washburne New London Lizzie Raymonk Lord Port Jefferson Groton Webster Barbara Chase New Bedforn Silvester Hale Coleman Taunton Cyrus Chamberlain Weehawken Kiddeford Sardinian Port Liberty Mary Standish Amboy Hooston Alice B Fisher EM Faxter Gray Milton George Herry Ginn Portsmouth City of Ellsworth Benj Garnside Sharp Lanesville Emily F Northam Pennewell Wilmington Davis Saxon Jordan Crowell Sarah & Lilen Henley Portland L S Levering Bowen Salem Frances L Godfrey Young Gloucester Annie A Booth Windsor Cambridgeport Annie IV Stevens Tice South Amboy Swhs Lackawanna Closson Searsport Mien M Haxter Hattie A Butler Bacon Middletown George M Adams Standish Port Johnson Fred Smith Whitney Langer Melville Gross J G Fell Crowley Somerset Otranto Lockhart Saco Loduskia Robbins Edith Merriman Thompson Luther Koby Potter Kennebec Charles W Church Lens Bertha IF Walker Johnson Herman B Ogden Harrington Arlowe Dothsday Royal Aven Chatfield Westwort Sch Congress Harris Perth Amboy

Mails Close at Boston for Cuba and Europe by Various Steamships

Mails close at Boston and New York on July 5 to 8 for Cuba via Mascotte and La Gassogne, for France and other Western Europe via Haven and Umbria, for Jamaica and Costa Rica via Alps and Port Simon, and for Great Britain, Ireland, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, and more via Elbe, Lerinuda, and Pa vonia. Specially addressed correspondence to Cuba and the United States of Colombia is noted.

Cuba Tampa Fla Mascotte France Haven Austria la Gassogne New York Seneca New Wave Alec A Cisie Mase Bessae Great Vilitain Ireland Belgian Netherlands Southampton Germany Denmark Sweden Norway Russia Turkey Isremen Elbe Suse Waa Ee Kee Ale Sieater Jamaica Costa Ries Port Limon Alps TED Viac Sakon Whative Curacoa Venezuela United States of Colombia Fae Valencia Gih Barbadoes Demerara Steanship Sidonian Pole Dacesagman Ils Tess Wean Cd's Great Britain and Ireland Steamship Pavonia Boston Direct

Unclear Ocean Mail Dispatch From New York Ship Protein

Fragmentary OCR notes mention a steamship and correspondence to Scotland via the ship Farnessia from New York. Details are garbled, but reference indicates a mail dispatch or vessel passage with potential dates and destinations ambiguous in the source. Named entities are unreliable here.

Scotland Farnessia New York Uc Ores Cvesves

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