Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Jul 6, 1886, p. 4

Boston Fourth of July Celebrations End in Busy Races and Fireworks

A lively Fourth of July in Boston featured a 60 musicians concert led by J Thomas Baldwin at 7:50 am, balloon ascension drawing nearly 50,000, band performances, and crowded Common scenes with venders and a rougher element. Regattas produced close finishes with Conley winning the four mile race, Lee second, and Ryan and Mulcahey among top placers. Evening festivities included fireworks and prize ceremonies with amateur and professional rowing races, aided by Crescent Boat Club spectators and a large police presence.

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J. Thomas Baldwin Boston George Fred Williams P. J. Maguire James G. Freeman William J. Reagan Thomas J. Denney Bedfield Erskine M. J. McKittrick W. W. Stall P. T. Sullivan Henry Hunt Thomas F. Hunt J. C. Morse Frank Kelley Charles W. Ware Marblehead P. J. Berle South Boston F. B. Kimball Somerville W. W. East East Cambridge F. W. Perry J. A. Kennedy Perry East Albert T. Whiting Board of Police Commissioners Henry C. Barnabee David Drummond Cambridge Frank G. Gibbs W.S. Doane Dorchester Ware Gibbs Doane Drummond John T. Williams T. J. Flint Horace G. Crocker Newton Crocker Williams Thayer Chelsea Berle Gibbles Hast P. J. Sullivan

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Independent Victors In Lacrosse Over Cambridges

The lacrosse games on the Common yesterday drew a large crowd. Independents defeated South Bostons after Duggan inadvertently scored for the opponents. In the second match Somervilles beat Cambridges, then Independents defeated Cambridges to claim supremacy after forty minutes of play.

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MecKay Wins Charles River Regatta Amid Rowdy City Festivities

The Charles River regatta unfolded with chaos and cheers as MecKay won the professional single sculls race by ten lengths in 22 minutes 8 seconds. Hosmer led early, but McKay surged clear before the halfway point and held off Ten Eyck and Ross to claim the $225 prize, while Casey did not finish and others trailed. City officials and spectators packed the Union Boat Club area as judges aboard the City of Portsmouth faced delays and the tug William Wooly failed to appear.

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John F. Cumming Boston D. Casey W. J. Conley Ed Mulcahey Albany N. Y John D. Ryan Mulcahey Conley Ryan Casey Cumming Ormond John Fraser Columbia South Boston Hosmer Jack Breen P. Conly McKay Lee Plaisted Ross West End Ross-Lee Ross- Lee West Union Boat Club West ‘Enders Lee Crew West Enders Columbias Edward Hanlan Charles River Hanlan Kennedy Donovan Hesmer Crescent Boat Club MecKay William [. Carroll Thirteenth Ward Union Boat Club House Charles Portsmouth Duggan Quinn William Wooly James F. Ormond Emily Swan Carroll Barr and Sullivan Foss Barry Armstrong Sam Kelley Powell John W. Fraser Dennis J. Reagan George P. Young Michael J. Kiley George McGahey Joseph B. Maccabe Michael F. McLaughlin Jeremiah J. O George H. Hosmer G. W. Lee Newark N. J Wallace Ross James Ten Eyck Worcester John McKay Peter H. Conley Portland George Conley Fred Plaisted J.J. Casey H. E. Vail St. John N. B James A. Kennedy Quincy Ill Judge John Fraser Conleys Conly Vail Ten Eyck Slong

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Yachts Sailing for Prize at City Point Regatta

The annual open regatta under city government auspices sailed off City Point. Prizes total $520 across classes from first to fifth, with keel and centerboard divisions. A calm morning gave way to a southeast breeze. most prizes decided by time allowances amid few accidents and notable damage to the Violet and Mabel. The Atalanta was protested for measurement, remeasured to 27 feet 2 inches, and the protest allowed.

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Bicycle Races on the Common End Without Major Incident

Bicycle races on the Common began around three o clock, an hour after the advertised time, drawing a large crowd. One accident occurred when W. S. Doane of Dorchester collided with a policeman and went over the handlebars, injuring his nose.

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Children entertainments lighten city venues with varied shows

The city offered numerous children's entertainments across halls and theatres. High School Drill Hall drew large dancing crowds while Wind sor Theatre and Boston Theatre hosted sizable audiences. Venues featured ventriloquists, magic, concerts, and operas from Dudley Street to Windsor Theatre and beyond.

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Windsor Theatre Boston Theatre Tremont Temple Duncan Sunbeams Byrne Operas Company Lyceum Hall East Boston Fenton Comedy Company Dorchester Mohr Magic Curtis Hall Emanon Concert Company Oakland Hall Mattapan—Bryant Gray’s Hall Baldwin & Eaton Wait’s Hall Criterion Concert Company Washington Hall Mohir Wood’s Bryant Westerly Revillo Methodist Church Roslindale Sherwin E Emerson Low George Putnam Eimanon Concert Company Frothingham Erskine, Panorama Hancock High School Drill Hall

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Balloon Ascension From Common Sails Westward After Delays

A large crowd gathered on the Common for the 4 o'clock ascension of the air ship. A boy’s stone punctured the balloon causing a delay for repairs. In the basket were Professor Rogers, his assistant, Mr Greenleaf, John Wright, and Councilman Nathaniel W. Ladd. The balloon rose with 48 000 feet of gas, passed over Charles Street, snagged in tree tops, then cleared the grip and drifted away until unseen.

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Professor Rogers Mr. Greenleaf John Wright Nathaniel W. Ladd Charles Street

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Fireworks on the Common Delight a Large Crowd

The Common fireworks display last night featured ten set pieces led by The Passion Flower and The Mikado's Jewels. Highlights included The Revolving Fountain and The Cross of the Templars as the Falls of Niagara finale drew cheers from an immense crowd.

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Fourth of July Celebrations Across Suburban Towns

In Chelsea the Fourth featured bells rang all day, a regatta by the Chel Sea Yacht Club, races, concerts, and a big trade procession. Medford saw a procession, oration, children's events, and fireworks. Danvers, Waltham, Wakefield, Lynn, Salem, Brookline, Arlington and others held similar amusements including band concerts, bikes, athletics, fireworks, and regattas.

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Chelsea Academy of Music Chelsea Yacht Club Medford Danvers Waltham Wakefield Lynn Salem Brookline Arlington Arlington Boat Club Spy Pond

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Fourth of July crowds march to Boston beaches

Beaches near Boston were crowded all day with large crowds as heat gave way to a cooler breeze. Boats from the city to Nantasket and Revere Beach were full while Reeves's band entertained at Hotel Nantasket and vendors offered temptations to holiday revelers.

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Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Pellets Prompt Popular Praise

The ad extols Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Pellets as positively popular and peculiarly prompt. It claims lasting profit for sellers and benefits for customers, asserting that pharmacists patronize the remedy and that it prevents pimples and pustules while promoting purity and peace.

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Brookline Fourth Celebrates with Pageant and Festivities

Thousands flocked to Brookline for a gala day with a long antique procession from 6 AM, the twodivision parade featuring the Mother Hubbard Cadets, costumes including Mikado and satanic themes, a Boston Base Ball team imitation, and a wild West delegation. Evening events included a National Guard band concert, fireworks, and children’s entertainments.

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Brookline Boston Washington and Park Streets National Guard Band Mother Hubbard Africa Cleopatra Billies Bostons Custom House Suffolk Fife and Drum Corps Mary Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company United States Mail Washington Walnut Cypress School Harvard Harvard Avenue Park Vernon Marion Babcock Longwood Avenue Kent Francis St. Paul Alton Place Harvard Square Davis Avenue Cypress Street William H. Hill, Jr E. B. Hill Paul West William S. Humphrey Benjamin Hurd Fife and Drum Corps Wild West Hubbard Cadets National Guard Town Hall Panch Judy C. M. Chase

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South Boston Amateur and Professional Track Meet Highlights

A large crowd at City Point witnessed a long program of amateur and professional events on Broadway. Winners included J. Moore and J. Cronin in jumps and sprints, M. McCormack and T. F. Kearney in jumps, with Fennessy and Kearney taking hammer and other field events prizes.

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Burglar Captured With Stolen Goods on Water Street

Patrolman Hayes arrested John Shea alias Henry Spray on Washington street at 2:30 AM. He found seven dozen knives eleven razors seventeen pairs of scissors fifteen combs two cakes of soap five rolls of cosmetic four boot hooks one pair of plyers and one knife vest. Earlier he broke into Martin Oberhauser’s store at 17 Water street by smashing a pane of glass and stole the fee. The burglar, 19, claims residence at 61 Prince street.

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Hayes John Shea Henry Spray Washington Street Shea Martin Oberhauser Water Street Prince Street

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Regatta Lights Up Jamaica Boat Club Fourth of July

The Jamaica Boat Club held a successful regatta with six events for city medals in Boston. About 8000 spectators watched from the pond banks as J. P. Fox and E. Hayden led the senior single shell. the Blues beat the Crimsons in the four-oared race after a late turn. Neal won the junior singles. Ashenden and Cole triumphed in the canoe race. Smith Curtis and Mason Woodworth led the pairs. L. S. Walker and E. M. Manning won the title race amid officials E. W. Brewer, W. A. Mosman, and F. W. Homes.

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Jamaica Boat Club Boston Carter Messrs J. P. Fox Crescent Boat Club E. Hayden Bradfords Hayden Fox The Crimsons Blues A. H. Smith C. H. Curtis C. E. Morse C. L. Hill A. Mills F. Miller G. Bestwick B. Young R. W. A. Scott Jamaicas J. P. Neal Neal Newton Boat Club F. T. Burdett G. G. Brown C Ashenden W. W. Cole Ashenden Cole C. A. Curtis C. L. Bullock W. Newsome, Jr C. W. Dennis F. W. Goldsmith A. H. Mason E. J. Woodworth Smith Curtis Mason Woodworth Bullock Newsome Dennis Goldsmith L. S. Walker E.M. Manning E. W. Brewer W. A. Mosman F. W. Homes

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Tale of the Sea a mysterious Arklow signals tale

A despatch from Quebec expands the Arklow mystery. Captain Pye reveals mate John Olston deserted May 7 in the bark's gig amid fears of arrest in Montreal. Olston, once master of John F. Robertson, drifted to sea after a collision and later vanished. no current trace.

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Rifle matches close at Walnut Hill with near perfect scores

Walnut Hill July 5 rifle contest ends regular matches B C and F. Chase and Frye post perfect rest scores. Top shooters include O M Jewell C line W Henry Mil B and N F Tufte As. Several entries display strong scores across military and association categories in the final results.

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Walnut Hill Chase Frye O. M. Jewell B.G. Warren W. Henry Mil. B.s Wyausher N. F. Tufte A. B. Archer J. N. Frye Melvin Ool M. Hill Eoseee Action J, Miller N Serene L. Caase Francis A. Law Birckott A. Parker

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Daniel N Adams 82 Years Mercantile Leader Of SpringfieldNH Dead

Daniel N Adams a Springfield New Hampshire merchant and longtime public servant died at 82 years 10 months 29 days in Springfield. He served in the state Legislature in 1841 1842 1848 and 1876 and was state senator 1850 1851 and a constitutional convention member in 1876. A Democrat he ran a post office in his store for most of forty years and was a respected Baptist church member for sixty six years.

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Daniel N. Adams Springfield N. H Emory Woodman New Hampshire Baptist Church New London

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Malden Eighth Regiment Opens Rifle Range With Prize Shoot

Company L, Eighth Regiment dedicated its new rifle range near Bear's Den in Malden. A large crowd attended a shoot with three solid silver medals donated by Captain WH Benjamin. Arthur Hatch won first with 41 points, while E B Erickson and Charles McSorley tied for second and third with 40 points each.

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Malden Eighth Regiment Bear’s den WH. Benjamin Arthur Hatch E. B. Erickson Charles McSorley

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Ship News Rosters Steamer Arrivals Across Europe

Off Fastnet and at major ports on July 1 to July 6 several steamers arrived or departed. Vessels include City of Chester from New York, Lord Gough from Philadelphia, Navarre from New Yorks, Palestine from Boston, Inflexible from Baltimore, Stockholm City from Boston, Guilt of Papua from New York, Lepanto from New York, Wetherby from Quebec, Acuba from New York, Brentford from New York, Warwick from New York, Cleddy from New York, Austrian from Philadelphia, Ocean King from Montreal, Batavia from Montreal, Venetian from Boston, with reports from Liverpool Queenstown Barcelona and Marseille routes.

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Notice to Captains from Boston Signal Station

Observations recorded July 5 at 7 AM local time 12 noon Greenwich. Wind NW force 6 fresh. Barometer 30.150 inches. Sea level pressure. Guidance for captains to adjust ship barometers by adding one hundredth inch per ten feet elevation. Miniature Almanac shows July 6 with high and moonrise times.

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Port of Boston Arrivals and Departures Listing

The Port of Boston report for Monday July 5 notes arrivals including Steamer Borderer from London and multiple steamships with cargos and passengers from Halifax Charlottetown and St John areas. Vessels include brig Louise sailing west and several schooners docking or sailing to ports such as Philadelphia Baltimore Rondout and Calais with crews listed where readable.

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Maritime Arrivals and Sailings Mix at Coastal Ports

The report lists numerous vessels and crews bound for Boston Rockland Ipswich Philadelphia and New York with arrivals of 20 sailors and fishermen. Ships named include Mary Elizabeth Elizabeth and Augustus J Tabens with cargoes and routes from Rockland Bangor and Calais. Wind is variable light with several sailings noted for the 2nd and 4th.

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Sailing records of ships and barks with ports and masters

A compilation of sailing data listing ships and barks, their departure ports, sailing or sailing dates, masters, and destinations. Entries cover Belfast, Bordeaux, Cadiz, Dunnett Head, Falmouth, Glasgow, Greenock, Goole, Hamburg, Liverpool, Montevideo, Newcastle NSW, Oporto, Plymouth, Queenstown, Stettin, St Nazaire, Tuticorin, and various Atlantic routes with voyage details.

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Ocean Passage Notices From A Treasure Island Log

Shipping entries list vessels including Lizzie C Troop driven from Manila to Montreal on April 2 with coordinates 24S. Jon 60E. Cedric the Saxon sailing Cardiff to San Francisco on May 12 at 31W. Caliishoe Hull to San Francisco May 1 at 4W. Amy Surner New York to Singapore departing June 7 at 39N 40W. Chascea Portland to Queenstown departing April 20 at 42 8S. ER London to New York June 21 with missing lat lon data.

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Ships and Coastwise Losses Reported Across Atlantic Waters

Reports from Beaufort and Cape Henlopen describe several maritime mishaps. Sch Bertha Warner, off Cape Henlopen, lost head gear and planks after a collision with Minpia Anna Bonsall, while Bonsall sustained unknown damage. In Bremen a ship Mimi, after leaving port, grew leaky and sank toward distress until rescued by Teresina. crew saved at Seville.

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Vast 19th Century Shipping Ledger Freight and Movements

A dense log of ships, routes, arrivals, and clearances across Atlantic and coastal ports. Vessels including steamer Thomas Allen, Katahdin, Zephyr, and Forest City voyage from Boston, New York, Charleston, and Philadelphia to destinations like Havana, Balti more, and Callao while reporting arrivals at New York and Norfolk. Numerous schooners and brigs depart and clear for Boston, Providence, Philadelphia, and international ports amid stormy weather and quarantine notes.

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Ocean Steamers to Depart for Europe and America

A list of ocean steamers arriving and sailing from Boston New York and other ports. Ships include Benguella Lisbon June 15 and Norseman Liverpool July 3 with agents such as E A Adams Co Hull Gill & Lootz Warren & Co and Henderson Bros. Other departures show ships like Virginian Liverpool July 1 Canadian Glasgow June 26 and Bohemia Hamburg July 7 with lines Cunard Furness and Patton Vickers among others.

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Mail Closes at Boston Post Office for Europe and Americas

Post office windows note closing times for international routes via Hammonia, Santiago, Adriatic, Cephalonia, Gallia and Circassian to Europe. Specially addressed mails to Great Britain, France, Germany and Cuba Mexico have deadlines. Regular Cuba route via Tampa and Key West closes 8 PM daily. Mexico closes 7.30 PM.

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Boston Fourth of July Celebrations End in Busy Races and Fireworks

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Independent Victors In Lacrosse Over Cambridges

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MecKay Wins Charles River Regatta Amid Rowdy City Festivities

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Yachts Sailing for Prize at City Point Regatta

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Bicycle Races on the Common End Without Major Incident

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Children entertainments lighten city venues with varied shows

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Balloon Ascension From Common Sails Westward After Delays

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Fireworks on the Common Delight a Large Crowd

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Fourth of July Celebrations Across Suburban Towns

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Fourth of July crowds march to Boston beaches

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Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Pellets Prompt Popular Praise

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Brookline Fourth Celebrates with Pageant and Festivities

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South Boston Amateur and Professional Track Meet Highlights

Burglar Captured With Stolen Goods on Water Street

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Regatta Lights Up Jamaica Boat Club Fourth of July

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Tale of the Sea a mysterious Arklow signals tale

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Rifle matches close at Walnut Hill with near perfect scores

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Daniel N Adams 82 Years Mercantile Leader Of SpringfieldNH Dead

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Malden Eighth Regiment Opens Rifle Range With Prize Shoot

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Ship News Rosters Steamer Arrivals Across Europe

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Notice to Captains from Boston Signal Station

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Port of Boston Arrivals and Departures Listing

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Maritime Arrivals and Sailings Mix at Coastal Ports

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Sailing records of ships and barks with ports and masters

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Ocean Passage Notices From A Treasure Island Log

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Ships and Coastwise Losses Reported Across Atlantic Waters

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Vast 19th Century Shipping Ledger Freight and Movements

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Ocean Steamers to Depart for Europe and America

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Mail Closes at Boston Post Office for Europe and Americas

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