Causes of the China riots analyzed in Methodist Advocate article
The Methodist Advocate outlines three main causes behind riots in China. A secret society seeks to provoke war with foreign powers to enable a Manchu rebellion, while discharged soldiers and unemployed laborers form a roaming force. Resentment toward Catholics and foreign land ownership amplify tensions, fueling anti foreign and anti Christian violence across Yangtze ports.
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New York
Christian Advocate
China
Nanking
Kiukiang
United States
Paris
Winsuehb
Yang-tse Valley
Soochow
Shanghai
Honan
Secret Society
Yang-ise
Wuhu
Chinkiang
Boston Mayor blocks proposed city hall junket to out-of-town fire departments
The Common Council had approved a committee trip to New York Philadelphia and Chicago to study fire departments but Mayor Matthews vetoed part of the plan. A later order trimmed Philadelphia from the itinerary and the mayor then effectively blocked funding, requiring either self-payment or staying home. The note also covers a series of street layout conferences and cites civil service correspondence from July 21 1891 denying any known civil service violations in city departments.
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Common Council
Committee On Fire Department
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Matthews
James H. Dodge
City Messenger
N. Marthews, JR
City of
Boston
Mayonr
Board of Survey
N. Matthews, JR
Office of Civil Service Commission
Pemberton Square
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Civil Service
Warren P. Dupcey
Bridgeport
Jackson
Brooklyn
Greenwood Cemetery
Grant
Board of Estimates
Evers
Commonwealth Avenue
L Street
Firth Avenue
New York City
Murpock Liggum Food Co
Mass
Arthur J. Pursell
Shipping News Report of High Water and Harbor Arrivals
Shipping news notes high water and multiple vessel arrivals and clearances at Boston. steamers Stockholm City Francis Ciluruin Castlegate Leon State of Maine H M Whitney Frostburg Penobscot Kennebec Tremont George A Chatee Joegh L Colby and numerous brigs schooners and barges passing through Boston Light. Also lists foreign steamers Pavonia Vynehead Donacona and others, with coastwise movements and harbour clearances.
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Stockholm City
Thompson
London
C Furness
Francisco
Jenkins
Hull
Eng
Sanderson & Son
Ciluruin
Mace
Hamburg
Sidney
American Sugar Refining Company
Furness
Boston
Cape Race
Castlegate
Milne
Matanzas
RC Cushman & Co
Boston Light
Leon
Swanee
Morant Bay
Heston Fruit Company
State of Maine
Colby
St John
Eastport
Portland
Mdise
E A Waldron
H M Whitney
Jiallett
New York
Frostburg
Mills
Baltimore
Penobscot
Ingraham
Bangor
Kenrevec
Collins
Hath
Tremont
Craig
George A Chatee
Godfrey
Gloucester
Joegh L Colby
New
Ellis
William
Slater
Baker
Eijlida
Ryan
Salem
Hallie May
Vance
Maitland
Onora
Munday
Moncton
Acacia
Volmes
Lyon
Welsh
Acara
Amboy
Richard Vaux
Burns
J . Lamprey
Harding
Florence
Lockwood
Elizabeth M Cook
Clark
Katie J Hoyt
Kearse
Hoboken
Amelia F Cobb
Johnson
Bluehill
Strout
Millbridge
Samuel Lewis
Llodgkims
Waterloo
Kavanaugh
Kangor
Allanta
Gray
Rockland
Lillie
Perkins
Eliot
Lucy Belle
Wass
Columbia Falls
Gilberton
Philadelphia
Poe Hercules
Newberryport
Pavonia
McKay
Liverpool
Alex Martin
Rialto
Alcester
Antwerp
Vynehead
Carr
Miramichi
William Johnston & Co
Yarmouth
Stanwood
J G Hail & Co
Barkentine Hilda
Binmore
Lisbon
Maynard & Child Sewis
Westield
Belgea
Delong & Seaman
Coast Wise
Waldron
Venovscot
Iagraham
Calvin Austin
Kennebec
Collinge
Bath
George Hills
Schs
Charles
Davenport
Watts
St Simons
Glidden & Bridge
Clytie
Crockett
Belfast
J HL Flitner & Co
Millslide
Krannin
Yamariscotta
Norfolk
Walter, Friend & Co
George P Davenport
McLeod
R Crowell
Clara Goodwin
Wymat
Same
Salled
Tynehead
Sama
Port Antonio
Wilkesbarre
Fort Johnson
Jerome
Barkentine
Onolaska
Cabarien
Branette
Searsport
Ed Willard Saulisbury
Helow
George L Drake
Highland Lighs
Mary
Wellington
Sailing updates from ports around the Atlantic and Asia
Aggregated ship movements list multiple vessels with origins, destinations, and dates. Entries include bark Liberte sailing from Norway to St John New Brunswick, Canara from Shanghai to Hong Kong, and steamer Egyptian Monarch bound for New York, among numerous other port calls and sailings.
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Bristol
Eng
Franklin
Neilsen
Halifax
Baberow
Liberte
Nor
St John
Bencroy
New York
Mandalay
Pictou
Calcutta
Mary L Cushing
Bray
Dublin
Sally
Dover
Constance
Tingley
Hull
Fleetwood
Scots Bay
Steele
Parraboro
Philadelphia
Havre
Thalaiia
San Francisco
Mamburg
Boston City
Boston
Hong Kong
Canara
Dexter
Shanghai
Liverpool
Clara
Jacobsen
Ilmatar
Bonde
Chatham
London
Mersey
Dunvegan
Richibucto
Moville
Polynesian
Montreal
Oporto
Achilles
Olga
Schultz
Port Antonio
Ethelred
Trapani
Sunbeam
Mowatt
Gloucester
Maas
Shipping and whaling notices from Gloucester and ports
A roundup of vessel movements from Portland New York Cardiff and Barbadoes with routes to Dublin Cape Town Hong Kong Dunedin and Philadelphia plus cargo listings of halibut codfish and mackerel. Also brief notes on whaling Mary Thomas dispatch from Provincetown via Vlado vostok with confirmation all well and no oil.
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Cabal
Portland
Robie
New York
Hong Kong
Port Carlisle
Ore
Dublin
Lurline
Port Elizabeth
Cape Town
Thistle
Cardiff
San Francisco
Lon
Star of the East
Dunedin
Auckland
Etc
Thorbeck VII
Batavia
Laura Be
Barbadoes
Philadelphia
Sparks
Mary Thomas
Provincetown
Vladovostok
Siberia
Marine Notes Sailors report several vessels ashore or damaged
The dispatch lists multiple incidents across ports including the schooner Lulu from Boston losing jibboom and headgear after a collision near Vineyard Sound on July 22. It documents the Kate M Hilton ashore near Nausett Life Saving Station in fog, Flora Condon stock purchase and next voyage, Guy Cross arrival from Japan in Tacoma, Thomas Lorden recaulk and repaint, George Edwin on rock at Perth Amboy, Israel W burne ashore at Point of Aux, Ella Moore towed to Port Fawkesbury after landing, Syringa believed destroyed by fire, Sower ashore near Mount Desert, Lucerne passing out after being ashore, Indore slight damage off Calcutta in collision, and Mount Hope being painted in Baltimore.
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Lulu
Boston
Nickerson
Baltimore
Stone House Shoal
Vineyard Sound
Pollock
Provincetown
Kate M Hilton
Johnson
Matanzas
Outer Bar
North Naussett
atLam
Belfast
George T. Osborne
W O French
Flora Condon
New York
New Bedford
W H Besse
Guy Cross
Tacoma
Japan
Rockland
Thomas Lorden
Fallover
North Marine Railway
Newport
George Edwin
Gridgeport
Heaney
Perth Amboy
Worcester
Pene
Halifax
Ella Moore
Lay Chaleur
Portland
Causo
Port Fawkesbury
Syringa
Vigo
ST John
Sower, McLennan
Long Island
Mount Desert
Neptune
City Island
Lucerne
London
Indore
Thompson
Calcutta
Ue Callirrhoe
Rowe
Madras
Mount Hope
Arthur Crowley
Sailed and cleared harbor cargo list across Atlantic ports
Providence special report details a long list of schooners steamers and ships sailing July 23 to 28 from multiple ports including Apalachicola Belfast Baltimore and New York. The cargoes crews and destinations span Boston Philadelphia New York and points in between with arrivals and sailings noted along a busy maritime trade route. Many vessels new and returning routes are listed with dates ship names and harbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMOY
Luigia Raffo
New York
Bermuda
Orinoco
Calcutta
Saugor
Alice Bradshaw
Naima
Annie K Kemp
Kemp
Havana
Yucatan
Hillshoro
Emeline
Sawyer
Jonesport
Hiogo
Granite State
Barstow
Madison
Pascagoula
St Johns
Lunenburg
Clio
Jamaica
Manila
Mary
Iloilo
United States Atlantic
Suitan
Boston
Obed Baxter
Montreal
Sarnia
Liverpool
Lake Nepigon
Lake Huron
Alcides
Glasgow
Dracona
Leith
Aberdeen
Helene
Newcastle
Adric UA
Weston
Allao
Paranagua
C S Bushnell
Jones
Santos
Port Despaix
Albert
Vera Cruz
Mole St Nicholas
Chester
Stacy Clark
Bowers
Mobile
Sch Morancy
Carter
QUACO
Scis
Baltic
Mcbride
Osario
Shanghai
Annie E Wright
Wright
Royal Roads
Andelana
Gillies
San Francisco
Ballest
Maine
McLaughlin
Patagoula
Hibbert
Joud
Japan
San Lrancisco
Harvard
Colcord, Inc
Singapore
Sailing and Cleared Vessels Across Multiple Ports on July 24
Maritime list detailing schooners and steamers sailing from and cleared at ports including Portland, Philadelphia, Portsmouth, and Vineyard Haven. Entries name vessels such as Alleghany, Saxon, Elizabeth, and Mary Buckley, with destinations Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, and Boston. Also notes movements at Delaware Breakwater, St Michaels, and Halifax routes, plus tug activity and special entries from Plymouth and Savannah.
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Alleghany
Baltimore
Saxon
Philadelphia
Samuel W. Hall
Mumford
Turks Island
Delaware
Franklin
Kelley
Lizzie Godfrey
Smith
Athens
Brown
Mott
M Jagger
Emmett
Perth Amboy
Annie E. Webb
Bennett
Fishers Island
F Wolsey
Hawkins
Croton
Stephen G Land
Pierson
Savannah
Mary Buckley
Dunn
Haverstraw
Even Fisher
Reynolds
Fort Johnson
Boston
C H Ransell
Hoboken
Thomas J May
Lymouth
New York
Sehs J Pomder, Jr
Bertha E Glover
Hattie $ Collins
Charles E Baish
George M Adams
John
Ames
Tug Herald
Hawes
Sehs Harmona
Merrill C Hart
Murphy
Clarks
Sland
Daniel Simmons
Speed
Caroline Knight
Dow
Rockland
Eliza A Scribner
Seaman
Richmond
Camden
A McNichol
Sanborn
Jonesboro
Eva Danenhower
Johnson
Gardiner
Atlantic City
W Hall
Gheens
Bear River
Havre de Grace
L A Board
Sargon
Nantucket
Mystic
Conn
Plymouth
Lawrence
Ellsworth
Pottsville
Rattlesnake
Newburyport
Sachs Harry Ritter
Peterson
Eum City
Etheridge
Cox & Green
HT Hedges
Harper
Wareham
Sallie
Ludlum
Jameson
John D Paice
Haley
Kennebec
Alicias Crosby
Wade
Rodman K Nickerson
Susie H Davidson
Frank Leaming
Norton
Pigeon Cove
Cienfuegos
Marjorie
Edwards
Berks
Reed
Royal Arch
Chatfeld
New Haven
Wild Pigeon
Green
John RK Penrose
Kate Markee
Perry
Albert W Smith
Berry
Providence
Manitou
Avery
Vinalhaven
Thomas W Hyde
Sherman
Vortiana
Fannie Butler
South Amboy
Light
Swan's Island
Sordtan
Mary Snow
Boothbay
Charlie Woolsey
Salem
Mary Lrewer
Swans Island
Jonathan Cane
Haverhill
Annie Laurie
Prospect
Comrade
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Goldfinder
St Stevens
Icha Hlythe
Barton
Richards
Meregban
Talisman
French Cross
Urpee
St Andrews
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Arthur C Wade
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French
Thompson
Norfolk
A H Lowe
Hichmond
Emily H Naylor Wilson
Fortress Monroe
Speedwell
George W Anderson
Call
Stamford
Fleet Wing
Wright
Ipswich
Rebecca M. Smith
Grace
Philadelpha
Wm. G. K. Mowry
Motz
Enterprise
Robinson
Sullivan
James O'Penohue
Newton
Bangor
San Francisco
Santa Maria
Callao
Bidston Mill
Dunkirk
Allen
Iquique
Robert Dillon
Leighton
Clara Leavitt
Lombard
Fort Royal
City of Macon
Wilmington
James Slater
Port de Paix
Vineyard Haven
ES Newman
Caswell
Kate and Mary
Coggswell
Ronaont
Henry & Metcalf
Hodgdon
Nevada
Thomas
J . Haraden
Frances
Fail Ktver
Millbridge
Weet D
Fiyun
Port Liberty
Biddeford
Abigail Kaynes
Coggins
Portland
Seventy Six
Hart
Bertha 1
Glover
Dyer
Hattie S Collins
Greenlaw
Deer Late
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Jeeboro
Charles E Black
Crocker
John 8
Chase
Dresden
J Ponder, Jr
Kendall
Norwich
Scrambled 19th Century Passenger List Tidbits
A fragmentary ship and passenger notices page lists numerous travelers and names including Mrs W Smith Miss A Norther Miss MJ Hall Rev and Mrs BI, Dr Hugh Owen, Reginald Foster, EJ Davee, Miss Hannis, Miss O Conn, Mrs Rawcliffe, Miss Carrie Butler, Miss K L Scollard, and George W Scollard among others. Also noted are entries for Cunard steamship lines, Norddeutscher and Leon, with departures from New York and Jamaica toward Boston and Liverpool.
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Cunard
Etea
W Smith
Norther
MJ Hall
Ross
Hugh Owen
H Boitell
Reginald Foster
M Codman, Jr
Davee Maater Davee
M B
Hannis
Conn
L Rawcliffe
Carrie Butle
J L Johnston
Misa
Holland
Treanor
Sylvester
JS Sylvester
Scollard
George W
Davison
McQueen AG
Minton
Olson
Rogers
Welsh
Cunardstea
Clark
Fabens
Norddeutscher
New York
Robert Mason Derby
Hasket Derby Frank
Llw
Cheever
E L Nichols
Sarah Chase
Norddeutscher New York
Henry Hi Sprague
Leon
Oston
Jamaica
George Warren
Elsie Butler
Annie Warren
Fred Neal
Resdiana Dogan
Liquid Food Claims Lead in Multiple Treatments
Reprint asserts the product Liquid Food outperforms all other treatments across many cases, promising consistent value when competing methods fail. The statement emphasizes broad efficacy and testimonial backing, urging consideration as superior care.
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