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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1890

Page

3

Knights of Pythias Parade In Milwaukee Parade

The Supreme Lodge of Knights of Pythias met in Milwaukee with Supreme Vice-Chancellor Shaw presiding. Reports show membership around 275000, grand lodge treasuries totaling $115,952, and $1575203 in subordinate lodges. Relief payments reached $789,455 in the past year and $1,497,436 in two years. George Shaw of Eau Claire is expected to be elected supreme chancellor. A parade of uniformed and ununiformed ranks drew over ten thousand, with fifteen brigades. The 11th brigade included the Massachusetts contingent and a Connecticut unit, under General J Abbott.

Milwaukee Wis Supreme Lodge of Knights of Pythias West Side Turner Hilal Shaw George Shaw Eau Claire Massachusetts Connecticut J. Abbott

Avery Gifts 15000 For Architecture Library At Columbia

Samuel P. Avery donated 15000 to Columbia College for buying architecture books and periodicals. He also presented a collection on art and architecture to form an architectural alcove valued around 60000 total gift. The alcove honors his late architect son and public lectures will be offered in fall with tickets by application.

New York Samuel P. Avery Columbia College Avery

Haverhill & Groveland Street Railway Workers Demand Pay Rise

A dated note to the Haverhill and Groveland Street Railway board demands ten hour days for conductors and drivers, raises to two dollars per day, and higher pay for extra trips with new rates. It requests George H. Greeman as superintendent and notes current daily wages of 175 and 150 dollars for different staff, with a board meeting expected soon.

Haverwick Haverhill & Groveland Street Railway West Newbury City Bradford Groveland Savaryville George H. Greeman H.C. Mouton Haverhill & Groveland Street Railway Company

Fires Record Shows Wide Electric Losses In Cities

The record of fires reports two hundred telegraph and telephone wires burned in New York at 141 Chambers street where Barron & Co. stored woodenware, with total loss per building and contents at 50 000 dollars. Separate blazes include D J Barbers tannery in North Adams with 50 000 dollars loss and 11 000 insurance, and at Milford Utah a depot explosion caused by giant powder with heavy damage. Farmington Maine notes Lincoln Nichols farm buildings at Chesterville burned, insured 1500 dollars, due to a defective chimney. An alarm from Box 432 at 3 50 yesterday afternoon proved false.

New York Chambers Street Barron & Co North Adams D. J. Barber’s Tannery Union Street Royal of Liverpool Fire Association of Philadelphia Niagara Merchants’ of Providence Phoenix Brooklyn Liverpool London Globe Hamburg Bremen Salt Lake Utah Milford Farmington Lincoln Nichols Chesterville

Wyoming Volcano Outburst Reported at Mammoth Hot Springs

Secretary Noble received a telegram from Mammoth Hot Springs indicating an eruption of the geyser New Crater at Norris Basin. A 4:15 p.m. earthquake was followed by a roar, with steam, stones, and water shooting about 600 feet in circumference and 125 feet high, shaking the basin area.

Washington Noble Boutelle Mammoth Hot Springs Wyo Norris Basin New Crater

Army Retiring Board Actions and Cadet Camp Orders

Washinetrox July 8 Army orders appoint a retiring board at St Paul to examine Second Lieutenant C D Townsley and others. First Lieutenant Herbert Cushman is ordered to Governor's Island for examination. Charles Braden is relieved from duty at the New York Military Academy. Cadet Charles Del Hine directed to attend National Guard encampment in Fort Washington Maryland July 20. Second Lieutenant C D Tow sley ordered to report to retiring board at St Paul for examination.

Washinetrox Sredau Thomas H. Ruger Horace Jewett Third Infantry Merritt Barber K. Winne FE. A. Mearns St. Paul C. D. Townsley Herbert Cushman Twentieth Infantry Army Retiring Board Governor’s Island N. Y Charles Braden New York Military Academy Cornwall Charles del Hine United States Military Academy National Guard District of Columbia Fort Washington Charles D. Towsley

Governor Brackett Heads North Adams Visit

Governor Brackett Lieutenant-Governor Haile and the Executive Council with President H B Marcy General Superintendent John Adams and Chief Engineer E K Turner of the Fitchburg railroad arrive in North Adams on a special train. Businessmen greet them at the station and escort them to the Wilson House for dinner. They proceed to Williamstown and return for an informal reception at the Wilson House tonight.

North Adams North Adars Brackett Haile Executive Council Marcy John Adams E. K. Turner Fitchburg Railroad Wilson House Williamstown Wilson

Elks In New York Form Legal Grand Lodge

A body styling itself the legal grand lodge of Elks convened in New York lodge rooms and elected officers while adopting resolutions repudiating the Cleveland gathering. The session drew Elks from across the country with a parade held this afternoon and the New York matter to be discussed tomorrow.

New York

New Books on John Jay and Chauncey Depew

A review of Pellew’s John Jay biography praises its clear, compact narrative and use of manuscripts, while noting a minor error. It also surveys Chauncey M. Depew’s Orations and After-Dinner Speeches, highlighting his engaging, conversational style and knack for storytelling with varied anecdotes.

John Jay William Jay Jay Henry Flanders Philadelphia Flanders Pellew Harvard Atlantic Great Britain America Poughkeepsie New York United States George Peliew Boston Hougston, Mifflin & Co

The Bostonian Launches as A Noted Illustrated Weekly

The Bostonian now runs for several months and shows signs of becoming an established weekly. It covers humor and local topics with a strong Boston flavor, including Society's Round Table led by Mrs. Caroline H. Washburn.

The Bostonian Boston Society’s Round Table Caroline H. Washburn

Specially addressed correspondence by steamship routes

Consolidated list of vessels and routes delivering specially addressed correspondence to multiple regions. Entries include Central America except Costa Rica and Guatemala via San Marcos New York July 9 8 p.m., Progreso via Ciudad Condal July 1 3 p.m., Tayui via Prius William II July back, Porto Rico via Smeaton Tower July 10 8 p.m., Trinidad and Tobago via Titanic July 11 5 p.m., Fortune Island Jamaica Jacmel Aux Cayes via Ailsa July 11 8 p.m., Scotland via Circassia July 11 3 p.m., France Switzerland Italy Spain Portugal via La Bretagne July 11 8 p.m., Windward Islands via Monica July 11 3 p.m., Mexican States Yumari July 11 5 p.m., Great Britain Germany Belgium Denmark Sweden Norway Russia Turkey via Fulda July 11 8 p.m., Ireland via Servin July 11 8 p.m., Netherlands via Spaarndam July 11 8 p.m., Cape Hayti St Domingo Turk’s Island via Saginaw July 11 3 p.m., Iruxilig Ruatan via S. Oteri July 12 8 p.m., Costa Rica via Foxhall July 12 8 p.m., Nova Scotia Newfoundland via Halifax Halifax July 12, Cephalonia July 12 3:80 a.m. for limited regions.

Central America Costa Rica Guatemala South Pacific Colon Costa Ric San Marcos New York Progreso Mexican States Ciudad Condal Tayui Venezuela Curacoa Trinidad British Dutch Guiana Prius William II France Switzerland Italy Spain Portugal Havre Windward Islands Trinidad and Tobago Monica Yucatan Campeche Tapasco Chiapas Mexican Cuba Yumari Great Britain Germany Belgium Denmark Sweden Norway Hussia Turkey Southampton Sremen Stearmohip Fulda Ireland Austria Netherlands Russia Servin The Spaarndam Cape Hayti St Domingo Tork’s Island Saginaw Iruxilig Ruatan S. Oteri

Trans Pacific Mails From San Francisco In July

Notices for Hawaiian Islands and Pacific connections indicate mail closures from the Boston office on various July dates. July 12 5 p m closes for Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports and East Indies through the Gaetic. July 13 5 p m closes for Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan and Hawaiian Islands via Mariposa. July 20 5 p m closes for Society Islands via City of Papetti.

Hawaiian Islands Australia San Francisco Mauds Boston Japan Shanghai Hong Kong East Indies British Indies Straits Settlements Siam Daoteh Boat Indies Gaetic Tice New Zealand Fiji Samoan Society Islands City of Papetti Maris

Whalers Report Arrivals From Atlantic Cruise

Bark Falcon and Rising Sun report port arrivals with cargoes of sperm oil from recent Atlantic Ocean cruises. Falcon carries eight passengers from the Azores and 700 barrels of sperm oil. Rising Sun sailed from the West Indies via Cornell Ground Jast with 360 barrels of sperm oil and no vessels seen since leaving the West Indies.

New Bedford Falcon Nandy Azores Provincetown Whaiingsch Rising Sun Stevenson Cornell Ground

Shipping News Miniature Almanac July 9 High Water

Shipping news from Boston harbor dated July 9 lists arrivals including Steamer Alfred Dumois from Cuba with fruit, Steamer Yunnri from Port Antonio, and multiple steamers to and from Portland Bar Harbor and Gloucester. It records ship movements, departures, latitudes, winds, and noted vessels such as Mary Waldron and Katie Terrio with cargoes and passengers, plus schooners and fishermen activity and new tonnage developments in Providence and Boston.

Tursday Alfred Dumois Nor Christie Anes Cuba Seaverns & Co Yunnri Kilse Port Antonio Jam Boston Fruit Co Seamer State of Ingraham Langor Kennebec Collins Bath Tremont Donovan Portland Geo A Chaffee Godfrey Gloucester William § Slater Baker Vineyard Haven Mary Whitridge Roverts Joel Cook Childa New York Hark Lilllin Harrington Mitchell Buenos Ayres Boston Geo Waldron Ake Kirig Katie Terrio Paspebiac Leu Mary & McLaughlin Ferrior Abano Harris St.John McKay Roberts Port Williams Baton Grierson Falestine Swaine Kendrick Fish Clark Lucy EO Friend Elizah Emery Taylor Howard Williams Foster Wildy Wildy~geon, Paine; Stephen Morgan, Mehaffey Elizabeth M Cook Richard Vaux Burns Edward R Iumerson Brockway G H Holden Rich Lizzie W Matheson Ligale Carr Burger Alice Kelle Burdies Hoboken Emma K Smalley Cole Weehawken Nellie Starr J D Ingraham Wilks Port Liverty Qatter Hingham DeWitt, Andrews Smith Tattle Feltis Daimariscottins Planter Smith Copy Thurston Langer Lady Autrin McClintock Rockland Hine Dolingon Deer Isle Fleetwing Williams Newburyport Bed James H Fripp Sich Wellfleet George Po Rust Brockelbank Wingherscheek Card Nantucket Nantucket South Shoal United States Portland Blue Sill Bay Torrey’s Castle Eecemougin Beach Pass Harbor Head North Point Buoy West Barge Canary Ledge Noker’s Island WiaNn Yorrey'’s Ledge

Freights and charters from New York July 3 report

New York reports active business with moderate petroleum freight and easier rates. Charters include hi hope Bark Magellan with 300 bbls refined petroleum to United Kingdom, Pudel 2200 bbls to Sake, Alex Keith 4000 bbls to Sligo, Anna Maria Atundo general cargo to Lisbon, Ruth Hermann 11000 bbls to Antwerp or Rotterdam, Elliot 40000 cases to Manila, Argyll brig cargo to Port Arthur, and J W Fish coastwise to Boston with coal at 80 cents.

New York Hi Hope Magellan Philadel‘iia United Kingdom Pudel Sake Alex Keith Sligo Hoston Anna Maria Atundo Lisbon Ruth Hermann Reine Petolenum Newark Antwerp Rotterdam Philippine Islands Elliot Manila Argyll General Cargo Portanu Lince Logwoon Fish South Amboy Boston

Foreign Ports Report Shows July Ship Movements Worldwide

A cable reported long list of ships arriving and sailing from ports including Anjer PAssed May 28 to Yokohama, and numerous vessels at Berlin Bergen Gibraltar Hull Hull, and Yokohama with destinations such as Philadelphia New York Boston Shanghai and San Francisco. The notice records numerous vessels including bark Linden Magellan James Stafford and City of Montreal among others with routes to New York Philadelphia and Boston and notes salings from Melbourne Malta London and Singapore.

ANJER Isaac Reed Waldo Iloilo Philadelphia Hamburg Caldwell New York Yokohama Revolving Light Sprague Singapore Samar Small Boston Agostino Rombo Ital Liattini Bangkok Bremen Otto Ger Bremers Magdalene Meyer Bergen Linden Crowe Perth Amboy Baracoa Victoria Huston Gibraltar Knight Templar Grangemouth Fred W Carson Reid Cronstadt Mamburg James Stafford Scott von Berg Hartung Perth Hong Kong Lennox Hull Eng Colorado Llanelly Park Lliza Linea Nor Andreasen Halifax Liverpool Wallacetown Wortley San Francisco Gin London Cailed Encroy Durham City Concordia Claussen Drummuir Withers Melbourne Jennie Harkness Camden Amesbury James G Pendleton Searsport Lancaster Malta Embleton Baltimore Port Antonio Kong Frode Toston Rio Janeiro Mistley Hall Evans Portland Ore Port Natal J L Bowen Coombs Swinemunde City of Montreal Goas Cambusdoon Carland Cheribon Shields Caucase Crystal Klits Arceduca Rodolfo New

Port and Vessel Movements Across Atlantic Ports July 7 8

Maritime items record ships and barks passing through Hell Gate and various U S and international ports. Vessels include Leith Fort William in New York bound east. saxon from Providence to Boston. several schooners and steamers dispersing to Kennebec Boston New York Philadelphia and Wilmington. July 8 sailings note for multiple craft and routes across Portland Boston Philadelphia and Newport News with cargoes and destinations.

Newburyport Reading New Bedford Annie F Conlon Seward Salem Grace K Green Sawyer Portsmouth Clara Goodwin Wyman Boston A Plumer Howes Everett Webster Eridicott Lynn Geof Fessenden Weeks Thomas Lipot Somers Cornelius Soule Francis Henry N Squires Gray Lida Fowler Higgins Lam Portland Barkentine Folk Big David Bug- Ylattie Bangs Barnard Norbee Stowers New York Isaiah Hart Williams A White Connors Norfolk Henry May Arne Edwi Williams Look Kennebec Philadelphia Winslow Clark Lucy A Davis Davis Horse Island Edward Walte York Mary Wilgeeres Bangor Nelson Ed Newbury King Newark Ada Adelia Littlefield Estella Barter de Mand Robertson Perth Amboy Holden Haskell Snow Georgie L Crapp Goldinwait Mary Ann McKellar L L Sprague Nickerson Richmond J Fabens Tupper A Heaton Mary Lanadon Ltoward Corrie O Miller Post Lizzie P Oliver Small Catawamteak Rowe Hed Beach Henry W Anderson Smith J W Liivelow Kodes Baltimore Python Charlotte Pendleton Swansah Macon Lewis Satilla River Sci Alpha Schotiela Bath San Francisco Anna Lohmeyer Antwerp Swhs Nellie May Hodgdon Port Mary A Rice Wentworth Henry Bb Metcalf Fasaett E C Gates Norwood Perth Helen G King Brett Elizabethport Washburn Bros Carrie T Blanc van Bond St George Vineyard Haven Ing KE Lueckenbach John Mason Nanticket Nantucket Alavar Raymond T Maull Magee J Cadwick M Rogers Wiscasset Niger Adams Millie Washburn Coffin Hope Haines Tibbetts Stamford

Boston Bound Vessels Sailed From Various Ports

A fleet of vessels have sailed for Boston or reported exits on dates in spring and early summer. Ships and brigs include Ben Avon from Calcutta April 9, Charger from Calcutta April 9, Elwell from Visagua May 15, Guy C. Goss from Port Blakeley April 3 via Port Townsend April 13, Spoken May Lt from aera C Yobey from Port Townsend April 29, Iceberg from Singapore April 1, J. A. Horsey from Miragoane June 15, James Livesey from Chittagong March 1, Lillian from Montevideo May 4 or Barbados prior June 11, Monrovia from Gorientos March 81 via Punta Arenas May 20, McMoseley from Port au Prince July 7, Ohio from Cienfuegos June 8 via Delaware Breakwater July 4, Sarah from St Michaels June 14, Samar from Singapore May 8, Taria Topan from Zanzibar April 25, William A Marburg from Buenos Aires June 25.

Foston Ben Avon Br. Bark Calcutta Charger Aim. Slip Elwell Am. Ship Visagua Guy C. Goss Am. Bark Port Blakeley Port Townsend Ion Aera C. Yobey Iceberg Singapore J. A. Horsey Miragoane James Livesey Chittagong St. Helena Lillian Montevideo Barpbados Monrovia Gorientos Punta Arena McMoseley Am Sch Port Au Vrince Ohio Br. Brig Cienfuegos Jum Delaware Jilly Sarah St. Michaels Samar Taria Topan Zanzibar William A. Marburg Buenos Ayres

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