Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Jul 12, 1888, p. 3

Sawders Pitches Pirates Past Boston in July Clash

Pittsburgh triumphed 6 to 5 over Boston as Sawders held off a tough attack. Morris and Wise sparked defense with Nash Morris Ray turning a triple play, while Coleman made a one handed grab. Seven hundred spectators watched the pitched battle in Pirrspura.

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Pirrspura Sawders Morris Wise Fields Nash Ray Coleman Pittsburgs Bostons Hornhung Casrell Johnston O Ottay Vekiey O'Rourke Uulap O Wise Kuehne Li Nash Smith Morrill Brown Oj Sawders BNOON Pittsburgh Carroll Beckley Dunlap Smmth Tiltsburgs Cen Dunlap Heeckley Vassel Umbiie—Daniels Detroit Baldwin

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Old Time Rivals Clash In New England League Round

Satem and Salem contested before 450 spectators with Salem dominating both field and batting. Umpiring drew criticism as Worcester beat them with Ellis erratic on the mound and Nees providing support. Final innings scores remained close despite early control by Worcester.

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Satem Lynns Salems Bong Balems Este Worcester Ellis Nees Worcesters Leis Ank Worsters Sds Ieed Msachosomn Siccccessio Soe Oo

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Globe-Post Baseball Series Second Game Ends in Globe Victory

The Globe team defeated the Post on Union grounds in the second of three games. Post pitcher Mr. Curtis exited in the fourth after injuring his arm, having nine strikeouts and only one Globe hit allowed. His withdrawal unsettled the Post, and Globe seized the opportunity as the scoreline ended with Globe ahead.

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Detroits Paladelphias R.bh.po. A. E. R. BH Ganzel Delehantv O Twitchell Og!cogarty Bennett Qoisustian Baldwin P Levee Campau Gleason Lynch Globe-Post Post Globe Union Curtis

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State Reform Schools adopt new board at annual meeting

Westboro hosts the annual meeting of the State Reform Schools trustees. New board includes President M. H. Walker of Westboro, Secretary Elizabeth C. Putnam of Boston, Treasurer Henry Greeley of Clinton. Committees for State Primary, Lyman, and Industrial schools named. J Amos Andrews named State Primary school superintendent at Monson.

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Westboro M. H. Walker Elizabeth C. Putnam Boston Henry ©. Greeley Clinton Messrs. Gardner O’connor Evans Utnam Lyman Messrs Alker Hildreth Greeley Gardner L. L. Brackett State Industrial School Lancaster Mary V. O'Callaghan Worcester

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FIRST CORPS OF CADETS Still on Duty at Hingham Camp

The First Corps of Cadets remains on the Hingham campground with no rain since Saturday. A pleasant, warm day with a brisk southerly wind hosted distinguished guests including Lt Col Mathews and Gen Weld. Roll call matched the previous day, no illness, routine camp drills by Major Rogers, dress parade reviewed, officers named for today.

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First Corps of Cadets Hingham Mathews Keeler Cavalry Jeffries M. Weld Veteran Corps Dalton Second Corps of Cadets Ames Rogers Alline Robeson Clark

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Conservative and Republican maneuvers loom in tariff debate

The piece surveys Republican shifts and factions amid tariff talk and liquor policies. It notes Hugh Harrison’s Prohibition stance, A R Whitney’s party loyalty, Boufert’s liquor circular, and reactions from New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Washington press. It cites Miller, Alger, and Anderson as figures in the tariff reform discourse with party tensions mounting.

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Minnesota Hugh Harrison A. R. Whitney New York The Tribune Boufert Warner Miller Republican State Committee Chicago New York Times Philadelphia Record Ind Whig Washington Henry Clay N. Y. World Dem Morton Wall Street Chicago Herald Connecticut Sperry New Haven New York Tribune N. Y. Evening Post Anderson Des Moines Register Iowa

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Incoming Steamers to Boston and Other Ports

Listing ships due in mid July from multiple ports including Baracoa Antwerp Liverpool Yarmouth and Savannah with dates July 12 14 17 18 19 and lines for agents and ship names such as Geo H Harding Gill & Loots Warren & Co and J G Hall & Co. Details show arrivals in Boston Samana Phemnician and Seaverns & Co with consignments note.

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Agenta Raider Baracoa Geo H Harding Yarmouth Yarmouth G Hall & Co Ripon City Antwerp C Furness Gwent Ces Seaverns & Co Samana Idamatca Boston FruitCo Hiertha Orneres Pde Coninek Jude Gill & Loots Pavonia Liverpool Martin Phemnician Glasgow Pyer & A Allan City Macon Savannah Rich & Barnard J G Hall & Co Warren & Co Durham City Hamburg C Furness G Hall & Co

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Maritime Shipping Notices From London to Liverpool and Havre

A fragmented OCR list shows multiple shipping notices with consignors and destinations. Entries include Sanders and S on London and June 26. Wd Hurst Scof Nevada Glasgow June 30. A KaldwingCo Waesland Antwerp June 20. P Wright & son Ems Bremen July 4. Velrichs & Co Germanic Liverpool July 4. LeMay Ekdam Amsterdam June 30. F ch Edge & Co Scythia Liverpool July 3. VH Brown & Co Due Saturday July 14 Umbria Liverpool July 7. Wieland Havre July 3. Kunhardt & Co Canada London July 21. F WJ Hurst DUK Sunday July 16 Devonia Glasgow July 4. Henderson Bros La Bourgogne Havre July 7. Louis de Bebin Republic Liverpool July ?. end of list.

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Pers Monarch London Sanders Erin Hurst Scof Nevada Glasgow KaldwingCo Waesland Antwerp P Wright & Son Ems Bremen Velrichs & Co Germanic Liverpool jJuly Lemay Ekdam jAmeidam F’ch Edge &Co Scythia VH Brown &Co Umbria VH Brown & Co Wieland Havre Kunhardt & Co Canada WJ Hurst Devonia Henderson Bros la Bourgogne Louis de Bebi Republic Lsmay

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Shipping Sailings and Arrivals Listed for July

Boston and New York schedules show multiple sailings to Liverpool Yarmouth Philadelphia and Savannah with various agents and times from July 12 to July 21 including British Queen London City of Macon and Parthian among others with several connections via Warren J G Hall Co and Sampson Thayer lines. The document lists ports Halifax Philadelphia Savannah Glasgow and Havre among others with approximate times and vessel names such as Australia Mediteran and Leerdam.

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NEW England and Savannah Steamship Company MA Pechet Y City OF Sound Lines Ocean Steam Hie Company New York Savamahiands

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Ship News Notice To Captains Observations From July 11

Observations made July 11 at the United States Signal Station Boston at 7 am local noon Greenwich. Captains advised to read barometers daily to correct errors. add one hundredth inch for every ten feet above sea level. Almanac notes July 12 high water moon length of day.

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Port of Boston Arrivals and Clearances July 11 1870

Port of Boston notices list arrivals from Liverpool Jamaica and Nova Scotia with crews passengers and cargo. Several steamers and schooners including Iown Virginian Lorenzo Disaker Katahdin John Brooks City of Gloucester and many others are mentioned with destinations and cargos. Winds west southwest fresh seas and variable weather marked the day, including a high sea gale and foggy crossings.

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Iown Owens Liverpool Ndse Warren & Co Grand Banks Boston Virginian Fitt Moise Thayer & Lincoln Lorenzo Disaker Willey Jamaica Boston Flat Company New Brunswick Colby Annapolis Digby Wil Kilby Teamer Wilkesbarre Cates Port Johnson Herman Winter Idallett New York Mise H M Whitney Katahdin Pierce Bangor John Brooks Snowiman Halifax Walter S Swan Anthony Morris Port William Cricket Kennealy St John Dexter Windsor Packet Wyman Weymoth Brach Kinma & Porter LeCain Clementsport Charles EF Warren Broark Yuta Mckenzie Campbellton Jd G Hall & Co Bigs Golconda Hall Little Glace Bay J P Ellicott & Co Hattie M Bain McDonald Aspinwall Benj Howard’s Sons Sir William F Collins Iggins Port Medway Winona Paper Co Briehs Gamma E Cain Chevenne Delong & Seanon Alta McLaughlin Hatheway & Co Tlythe Messinger Port Acadia J G Hall & Co Wayfarer Selmer Gill & Sootz Schs Morien Martell Cow Bay Mary tLleanor Anion Sydney Minute May McLeod Picton Shelburne Seaman Cathie Terry Foster St Johan Roberts Percy Look Apple River J G Mosley Parthian Nickerson Philadelphia EB Sampson Tiock Kerry M Whitney Jonu Brooks Snowman Portland Chis F Williams Bark Daisy Steaimers Parthian H F Dimvex Kriz Corinne Samuel H Walser Warren Adams Frank Harrington Dhs Bushrod Barkentine Anttie G Merarland Alice Adasachs Franconia June Bright Carrie A Norton Dick Williams Highland Light Hull Seir Lawrence Haynes Wiliam B Herrick Lida Harold B Cousins Tom

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Charters and Freight Movements From New York to Various Ports

A July 11 listing from Freights and Charters details numerous ship and bark movements, outlining steamer routes to the United Kingdom Japan and the Atlantic, with refined oil cargoes, general cargo, coal and ice, including vessels Ardan corrach St James Armenia Shawmut Gladiateur Cometitor Carl Both Elizabeth Ostle Harri san Giovanni E Candeur Onaway Marianiia Anita Sherwind Lowsprin Rosa Edith Souvenir brig I W Parker Lewis L Squire John H Crandon Sir Gertie M Rickerson Sir Mary Jenness and others bound for ports such as Cadiz Oran Demerara Rosario Montevideo Valparaiso and Plymouth. Portland listings note ships Alice M Minot Jessie McGyer CJ Willard Grace Davis Ellen M Golder Theodore Dean pennies Sarah Kien Falmouth Colneluh Mary E Morse Harol dine and more with coal ice and lumber cargoes.

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New York Ardancorrach Cousan United Kingdom St James Japan Ital Ipovich Armenia Newport News Cadiz Teresa Lovicu Oran Bark Shawmut Demerara Ibark Gladiateur Rosario Bark Cometitor Ger Hsaltic Carl Both Balic Bak Elizabeth Ostle Philadelphia Liverpool Anita Sherwind New Orleans Nor Gulf of Vothnia Rosa Plymouth Edith Bremen Charleston Paysandu I W Parker Carburien Lewis L Squire Brunswick John H Crandon St Bierre Gertie M Rickerson Jacksonvile Mary Jenness Norfolk Sicily Portland Alice M Minot Jessie McGr Yer Kennebec Baltimore CJ Willard Grace Davis Ellen M Golder Clarks Cove AJ Pardee Iheodore Dean Hampton Sarah & Kien Falmouth Hiladelphia Colnecuh Mary E.i Morse Haroldine Perth Amboy Port Ebener Springer Rover Houdinot San Salvador Yale Boston Daylight Mary L Allen Bath Hattie Baker Parker Carrie Bailey Welch Jessie McGregor McFadden R Weeks Hepley Fortland Reuben Eastman Eastman Mary L Varney Werks Edward W Young Brehan Pinkham Nassau LA Burnhim Watts Savannah O D Witherell Garfield Mureh Young E Closson Haskell Jennie Rosalene Barto Georgetown Margaret A May Jarvia Baltmore Calais Ar Loth Freddie Eaton Patterson New Bedford Andrew Peters Britt Stonington Lucy Sprague Alligator Ashford Beverly Salled Sch Lee Thomas Wood Marion Fernandina Brig Sparkling Water Hichvorn Willie H Higgins Jones Rangor Luella Snow Penobscot Tyler Williams Hyannis Willow Harp Norton Rot York Ira Laffrinier Crowell Lei West William L Roberts Annie Guise Jacksonville Nettie Langdon Baggie Marlenead Adelia Carson Gardiner Professor Morse Hardie Knickerbocker Kemble el Dorado Byrne Port Eads Bergenseren Baracoa State of Nevada Glasgow Hell Gate James McDermott Davis Whitestone Mary E Pennell Mitchell Port Johnson Icis Gazelle Richardson Grand Meruan General Barks Mount Desert Empress Hatch Gloucester Mass Kate Scranton Eldridge Providence Ned P Walker Dobbin Provincetown Pardon G Thompson Chase Napoleon Hart Newport Maggie J Chadwick Kerrigan Hoboken Stephen G Hart Holbrook Carrie Walker Starkey Lewis Stark Nightingale Burgess Port Liberty TA Stewart Kelly Amboy Marblehead Newburyport Sabao Flynn BT Biggs Haley South Amboy Hawkins Newportd Matthew Vassar Mackay James C Clifford Clifford Albert G Janson Wickolf Hack Ocean Belle James Standard Oram Port Gamble Jas Cheston Plum San Francisco Pensacola Venadis Roosgren Fleetwood Barks Carmel Kaldager Karl von Dobeln Johnson Lubeck Normanvik Mortensen Trapani Golden Sheaf Lunt Sar Bary Jessie Macgregor Rattlesnake Reed Allentown Odiorne Salem Barks Barbadian McLean Seris HN Squire Gray John D Paige Hennebec RS Leaming Hudson Vaughn Edward W Schmitt Cranmer Gough Hughes Barnwell Mainord Strago Norman Bolston Harrisburg Albertson Annie Batchelder Henry Crosby Galveston Edwin A Gaskill Wilson H A Hunt Steelvien Garretson Crawford Sallie E Ludham Higbee Dover Edith T Gandy Gan Swansea Lizzie Dewey Clark Llib Lancefield Delap Barbadoes Belle Hardy Chevette Tremont Brophy Delaware Violet West Low Portsmouth Ham Seaver Estella Barter Kennard Freeman Killot Garnet Eliot Cleare Elizabeth Ann de Coste Paspe Hiram Hibbard Lucy Wentworth Hickey Nickerson Marshill Bangor H Denhblum Hinchley Georgia Coffin Melville Gross Rockland Robert A Snow Slackington Derien Speedwell Weed Leeds Wide Awke Wingfield Deer Isle Addie E Snow Vinalhaven Washington Rockport Ich H Skinner San

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Codfish Fleet Arrives With Record 275000 Pounds

The Cape Cod fishing fleet reports two vessels bringing 275000 pounds of codfish each, the largest arrivals this season. Ships bought Newfoundland licenses for bait. prices reached 8305 per hundredweight. Captains express satisfaction with results and markets in Salem Gloucester and Providence areas.

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Sullivan Sarah Wood A G Brooks Smallege Boston Havey Bicyford Warrenton William Marshall Melvin Mineola Smith Newburyport Crabtree Ickford Providence Ford Port Hawkesbury Lady Egin Suthport North Bay Vineyard Haven Maniton Arey Vinalhaven New York A Heaton Frank Maria Fred Jackson Samir Goufrey Allie Oakes A Paine F RK Baird H Ververe Ana Cora Serrison Port Lith Sehs & Mo Kodiak Salem Charles L Tappan Mavel Leighton Carrie Sayward Sarah Florence Lottie Morton Laura Nelson Georges Gladstone Grand Bank Swh Saulsbury Apt McKenzie Fernwood E A Wayland Speney K Baird W W Rice Josie M Calderwood

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Maritime Shipping Notices From British Ports and North Atlantic Routes

A compiled list of vessels departing or arriving at ports including Belfast Cardiff Dundalk Dantzic Garston Glasson Po ck Holyhead Liverpool and others with voyage details. Entries note ship names owners captains origin destinations and dates in July and June for routes to North America and Europe.

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Maritime Shipping Movements Across Ports Listed

A condensed report of vessels sailing and passing points from London Plymouth Palermo Sharpeness Sydney and Swansea. It lists ships named Nestorian Otto and Antonié Festina Lente Kelpie Anna Eastern Light Pericles Poonah Glencairn Golden Fleece with captains and destinations including Montreal Quebec Wilmington St John Bathurst Antwerp San Francisco and San Francisco.

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London Nestorian Montreal Otto and Antonié Gundersen Quebec Arlington Nor Hansen Chatham Meteor Jensen Wilmington Plymouth Festina Lente Christensen Palermo Kelpie Philadelphia Sharpness Anna Bathurst Eastern Light Williams St John Sydney Nsw Pericles Largie San Francisco Poonah Cal Glencairn Wilson Antwerp Swansea Golden Fleece Salt St Johns

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Fishermen report whale drift near Highland Light

July 11 at Highland Light Mass a large sulphur bottom whale drifted by after being killed by a whaler. Nine fishing vessels were baited with squid from the weirs today. In Provincetown Mass Ellen R Lowe from Georges arrived with 156000 lbs cod fish 500 lbs halibut and Frank G Rich arrived with 60 bbls of porgies caught off Cape Cod.

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Bell buoy moored near Wood's Hole entrance

A bell buoy has been moored in nine fathoms of water about 1000 yards from Nobska Point Light Station, off Wood's Hole Massachusetts. It will be sounded by sea action. Other shipping notices list vessels with routes, dates, and positions, including steamers Exeter City and Argonaut and ships Pythomene, Samuel Sheffield, Gov Goodwin, Iron Cross, Otterspool, Romanoff, Canmore, Chapman, Strathunir, Frithjof, and off Castle Island all well or with reported positions.

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Marine Notes From Various Ports July Reports

Boston dispatches report Hodgdon ships from Port au Prince and Boston loading for Delaware Breakwater and New York. Nantes to Havre and Antwerp with one engine after rod breakage. Elizabeth De Hart breaking up near Cape Henlopen. Clyde Steamship settles damages with Helen Montague and J K Halladay. Carmel leaky at Barbados. Barrowmore reports logs with bark on voyage from Liverpool. Samona towed by Erin with propeller damage. wreck fragment observed near New York. Edward Rich repairing at Vineyard Haven. Alous rigging for Bangor repairs. Samuel D Carlton sale in Portland.

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London Nantes Magment New Orleans Havre Antwerp St Michael’s Eastern Light Williams Sharpness Stoon NB Lewes Del Elizabeth de Hart Cape Henloven Fernandina Clyde Stexmusic Company Delaware Helen Montague J K Halladay Montague Halladay Barbados Ark Carmel Petersen United States Baltimore Barrowmore Liverpool Lon Ion Port Antonio Samona Boston Run Balimore Erin New York Leerdam Rotterdam Vineyard Haven Mass Edward Rich Alous Bangor Portland Samuel D Carlton Rockport

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Foreign Ports Puzzle from July Maritime Entries

A compact catalog of ships and brigs sailing and arriving at global ports from July entries. It lists vessels at Aspinwall, Antwerp, Belfast, Barbados, Havana, Halifax, Hamburg, Kingston Jamaica, Liverpool, London, Matanza, Melbourne, Moncton, North Sydney, New York, and other ports with ship names, masters, and destinations for early July.

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Domestic Ports Report From Astoria To Berbice

Domestic ports list ships sailing and cleared at Astoria Kaltimore and other ports. Entries include brig Clara Pickens ship King Cenric and steamers Maryland Lockhurst Maud Sherwood Mary E Morse and Jacob M Haskell with destinations Philadelphia Boston Portland New Bedford Providence Berbice and Halix.

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Astoria Sii King Cenric Edwards United Kingdom Kaltimori Clara Pickens Eddy Savannah Clara Colcord Arroe Maryland Lockhurst Andon Elizabeth Ostie Rennie Philadelphia Henry A Litchfield Davis Portland Swis Maud Sherwood Kelly Boston Jacob M Haskell Godfrey Mary E Morse Crocker Fanny Whitmore Whitmore Charles C Dame Daniels

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Shipping News From Various Ports and Vessels

Maritime notices list ships sailing and cleared at ports including Charleston New Bedford Boston Philadelphia and Savannah with vessels such as Cherubim Susan Stetson M V Brehan and Marie Parodi among others. Entries note sailings dates ports destinations and cargoes in a dense itinerary style reflecting a period maritime column.

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Boston-bound Vessels Sail From Various Ports

The list records ships and brigs sailing for Boston on or about given dates, including Abram Young from Cadiz on June 11, Adolph Obrig from Hiogo on May, Emily Joe Robbins from Manila on July 10, Gustava from Stettin on June 23, and multiple others such as H. H W. Wright from Rosario on May, John D. Brewer from Cebu on March 27, and Laura from Buenos Ayres on February 28, with cargoes and origins across Cadiz Hiogo Manila Stettin Rosario Cebu Buenos Ayres Trapaai Surinam Augusta Singapore Manila etc.

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Boston Abram Young McLaughlin Br. Bark Cadiz Adolph Obrig Peterson Am. Bark Hiogo Emily Joe Robbins Am. Ship Manila Gustava Ger. Bark Stettin H. H W. Wright Meyers Am. Brig Rosario John D. Brewer Josselyn Cebu Wassed Aujer Kennard Gettencourt St. Michaels Laura Ital. Bark Villa Buenos Ayres Moonbeam Punbar Probo Ital Augusta Suntelma McGregor Singapore Anjey Rk Lyman Pinkham Xenia Reynolds

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Mails Close at Boston and Abroad by Steamship Dates

A historical notice lists mail closing times from Boston to various destinations including New Orleans Truxillo for steamship 8 Oterl, New York for steamship Anctoria, France via Brest and Havre on steamship Mexico, Germany Britain and Ireland via Eider and Servia, Curacao Venezuela via Caracas, Vera Cruz Progreso, Norway via Island, Ruatan via E. S. Ward Jr., Great Britain Ireland via Catalonia, Nova Scotia via Carrol, and Cuba via rail to Tampa then steamship. Supplementary mail via Catalonia and Carrol also noted. Closings occur on July 12 through July 18 with times like 5.00 P. M. and 7.30 P. M. in various cases. European countries closes daily at 9 P. M. in Boston.

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Shipping notices from San Francisco to Pacific ports

For Japan, Shanghai, Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports and for the East Indies except British India Straits settlements Siam and Dutch East Indies per steamship City of New York from San Francisco July 21. For Australia Fiji Islands New Zealand Samoan and Hawaiian Islands per steamship Zealandia from

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Trans Pacific Mail Schedule Notices for July

San Francisco closes at Boston on Sunday July 22 at 11 p.m. Hawaiian Islands via steamship Australia from San Francisco July 17. Society Islands via City of Papeiti from San Francisco July 31. Correspondence for trans Pacific mails should be mailed at Boston at least eight days before the date given.

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Sawders Pitches Pirates Past Boston in July Clash

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Old Time Rivals Clash In New England League Round

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Globe-Post Baseball Series Second Game Ends in Globe Victory

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State Reform Schools adopt new board at annual meeting

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FIRST CORPS OF CADETS Still on Duty at Hingham Camp

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Conservative and Republican maneuvers loom in tariff debate

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Incoming Steamers to Boston and Other Ports

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Maritime Shipping Notices From London to Liverpool and Havre

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Shipping Sailings and Arrivals Listed for July

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Ship News Notice To Captains Observations From July 11

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Port of Boston Arrivals and Clearances July 11 1870

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Charters and Freight Movements From New York to Various Ports

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Codfish Fleet Arrives With Record 275000 Pounds

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Maritime Shipping Notices From British Ports and North Atlantic Routes

Maritime Shipping Movements Across Ports Listed

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Fishermen report whale drift near Highland Light

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Bell buoy moored near Wood's Hole entrance

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Marine Notes From Various Ports July Reports

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Foreign Ports Puzzle from July Maritime Entries

Domestic Ports Report From Astoria To Berbice

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Shipping News From Various Ports and Vessels

Boston-bound Vessels Sail From Various Ports

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Mails Close at Boston and Abroad by Steamship Dates

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Shipping notices from San Francisco to Pacific ports

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