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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1886

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4

Immortal Self and Plato in Concord Philosophy Session

The Concord School of Philosophy heard Boston lecturer W R Alger argue for an immortal self from myth and speculation, tracing selfhood through Socrates, Plato, and Nirvana. Cornell professor Shackford then framed Plato versus the Sophists, praising Socratic method and criticizing sophistry. Julia Ward Howe’s lecture on Woman in Plato's Republic closes the session.

Concord W.R. Alger Boston School of Philosophy Socrates Kart Swedenborg Harris Mr. Alger C. C. Shackford Cornell University Plato Dialectic Pascal Jesus Pericles Phidias Thucydides Euripides Aristophanes Athens Hegel Grote Lewes Greece Mr. Lewes Socrates Barried Pilate Ithuriel Julia Ward Howe Concord School of Philosophy

Wells Memorial Institute Picnic At Lake Walden Aflame With Amateur Contests

The first annual Wells Memorial Institute picnic drew large crowds at Lake Walden. Events began at 10 am with numerous amateur contests. Winners include M Flaherty for the one mile, J F Flaherty for the quarter mile, J Whalen for the 100 yards, Colin McDonald in the shot put, Edward Parker in the running hop and jump, and John Bowler in the sack race. Professional boat races awarded J McKay $100, J A Ten Eyck $50, and Al Ham $29. High jump and other field events yielded prizes to J Fitzpatrick, L L Buchanan, Thomas F Kearney, Peter Jorden, J N Wren, J J Maxwell, and D Flynn as documented.

Wells Memorial Institute Lake Walden M. Flaherty W. F. Powers J. F. Flaherty N. F. Powers J. Whalen T. J. Murphy Colin McDonald Edward Parker J.F. Daley John Bowler J. Fitzgerald J. D. Ryan N. F. Conley West End Workingmen’s Club Conley J. McKay J. A. Ten Eyck al Ham J. Fitzpatrick L. L. Buchanan Thomas F. Kearney J.& Fitzpatrick J. J. Maxwell J. F. Carney

Story of Cardiff Giant creator Hull reveals hoax tale

George Hull of West Superior Wisconsin the Cardiff giant hoax creator recounts how he carved a petrified giant from gypsum in Fort Dodge and moved it to Cardiff Onondaga County to attract visitors and profits the deception unraveled after he sold a third interest for 30000 and the secret leaked out Hull had earlier run a Madison business.

George Hull West Superior Wis Cardiff Fort Dodge Chicago New York State Onondaga Creek Onondaga County Syracuse Hull Madison

Walnut Hill Clay Pigeon Matches Conclude With Notable Winners

July 28 Walnut Hill reports a small turnout for regular clay pigeon contests. Local shooters Swift Lawson Snow Nichols led multiple sweepstakes events with Stanton Adams and others claiming several top finishes across disciplines including diamond and visitors’ matches.

Walnut Hill Swift Lawson Snow Nichols Friend Stanton Adams Short Law Edema Staunton Novelty Williams

Kennedy May Seek Congress in Ohio Eighth District

A Cincinnati despatch reports that after the Senate refused to investigate the Payne seat charges, General Robert P. Kennedy, Ohio lieutenant governor, may be elected to Congress in the eighth district. Kennedy has attacked Senator Logan in a strong letter, fueling calls for his candidacy. Kennedy battles General Keifer for the renomination amid coal oil influences and party machinery tensions.

Cincinnati Senate Payne Robert P. Kennedy Congress Ohio Kennedy Logan Keifer

Boy struck by train near factory dies from injuries

Eddie Hankard, ten year old son of Mr Ed ward Harkard of Eastern avenue Hyde Park, was hit by a New York and New England railroad car near a starch factory yesterday morning at 9 30. He suffered a severe head wound and leg bruising, was brought home, and died at 11 30. He was fishing from a bridge when his head was struck by a car step.

Eddie Hankard Edward Harkard Eastern Avenue Hyde Park New York & New England Railroad

Passengers listed for Cunard Scythia voyage to Liverpool

Boston to Liverpool voyage aboard the Scythia on July 29 lists numerous passengers including Miss G A Ballard, Mr William A Bailey Jr, Mrs Laura Bridgman, Colonel Lyman Dike, Professor William J Rolfe and wife, and others with cabin, intermediate, and steerage counts totaling 187. Also noted is a separate Barbados-bound voyage on the Jeanie Louttit with Samuel C Ward and others. The page ends with an advertisement for sage's Catarrh Remedy.

Cunard Steamship Scythia Boston Liverpool G A Ballard William A Bailey, Jr Laura B Bridgman Charles Buck George Carpenter Mamie Louise Crowley James Crowther H G Curtis H P Curtis E Eldon Dean and Infant E E Dickinson Lyman Dike Hannah E Donovan George A Fisher Ciement K Fay Andrew J George Hibbard Kate Housman L A Hunstoon Richard Johnston George W Leighton Charles J Rolfe George W Rolfe William J Rolfe Helen P Lee Thomas H Shepard H E Twombly Anna E Uphill M C Upton Roger Upton J Foster White

Lansdowne Arrives to Back Canadian Fishing Mission

Bathurst N B July 28 The steamer Lansdowne arrived to take Captain Scotts on board and gain supplies. Captain Scott says orders aim to prevent all American fishing vessels from Chaley bay entry. Cruisers Conrad and Lind are deployed for that duty. The bay entrance is sixteen miles wide and he says the fleet cannot protect all grounds. Lan dsowne heads to Paspebiac to cruise the bay. If true, Canada will press British interpretation of the three mile limit.

Bathurst N. B Lansdowne Scotts Scott Chaley Bay Conrad and Lindsay Paspebiac Captain Scott

American schooner J. Miller seized on suspected smuggling

New York reports that the American schooner J. Miller, Captain Dickson, arrived at Hopewell Cape and was seized by authorities for alleged customs violations. Outside parties charged smuggling of wall paper bought in Boston. search found nothing, vessel seized and sent to Ottawa. Captain Dickson denies all charges as perjury by witnesses backed by custom house officers.

New York Moncton N. B J. Miller Dickson Hopewell Cape Boston Ottawa Boothbay Toto Custom House

Customs circular tightens fishing warnings for U S vessels

Dominion customs chief issues heightened enforcement across PEI New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. The circular directs officers to detain American boats within three miles of shore and telegraph to Ottawa, with warnings to foreign vessels and immediate action if they fish or prepare to fish. Nartasket hosts visitors as steamers run full and Reevs band draws crowd. fireworks and bicycle races slated for Friday.

Dominion Commissioner of Customs Prince Edward Island New Brunswick Nova Scotia United States Ottawa J. Johnston Customs Nartasket Rowe’sa Reevs

Voyage Entries From New York Sailings Reported

Off Prow Head and Off Prowle Point list sailings from New York to Gibraltar and European ports with July dates. Ships include Bassano Burgundia Sorrento Moray and Canadian among others bound for Marseilles Hamburg Antwerp and diverse hubs.

Prow Head City of Rome New York Prowle Point Longhurst Shields Bassano Marseilles Burgundia Hamburg Sorrento Antwerp Boston Moray

Notice to Captains at Boston Signal Station July 28

Observations noted at 7 AM local time corresponding to noon Greenwich time. Wind calm to fresh with NW velocity, sea level barometer 29.785 inches. Captains may correct barometer errors by adding one hundredth of an inch for every ten feet above sea level. Includes miniature almanac for Thursday July 29.

United States Boston

Maritime arrivals and clearances from Boston harbor list

July 28 logs show arrivals by steamers and schooners including Forest City Tremont City of Gloucester Glaucus Minnie Davis and multiple brigs and schooners with cargoes sugar molasses and bark in ballast. Tugs Storm and others in tow. Reports mention gale conditions and fog en route. CLEARED.

Stockholm City Doyle London Hartlepool Furness Forest City Pierce Bangor Tremont Donovan Portland City of Gloucester Young Glaucus Berry New York H Myhitney Minnie Davis Friendship Davis Barrington Louise Boudrot Shedawake Schsida Bullard Peak Annae Kranz Anderson Baltimore Minnie Louise Jeannie Louttit Hamon Barbados Holland St Pierre Mart Johanna Dow Cardenas Suga Mefinery Rocky Glen Bray Trinidad Cuba Charlies O Foster & Co Thomas C Rackett Rackett Snelburne Sloop Electric Light Condo

Foreign Ports Ship Movements Include Amsterdam and Antwerp Arrivals

A July 25 to July 27 window lists vessels docking and sailing abroad from Amsterdam Antwerp Barrow Belfast and Cape Haytien with steamers briggs and barkes such as New City Bray Forest King Doyle Minden Magdala and Burnley, plus Carib Caracas and City of Sydney routes. The report details crews and origins including New York Philadelphia Boston and Montreal with several ships disg. and sailing toward Coosaw Hampton Roads and Hampton Roads bound destinations.

Amsterdam aAr New City Bray New York Forest King Doyle Minden Smith Antwerp Burnley Hanslip Magdala Petesen Philadelphia Barrow Romeo Williams Montreal Belfast Wolviston Edmondson Coosaw Napoleon NT Belize Carib Montgomery Porto Cortez Bordeaux J C. Williams Bangkok Rinnovato Carbone Batavia Hart New McCaracoa Caracas Cape Haytien Alex Yeats Alexander Yeats Dunham Puenta de Lopus Falmouth Reldy Hindostan Minchin Ding Rose Innes Marwick P Dixon Keen Loac Hampton Roads Cork Resolute Quebec Colombo Maggie Moore Gate Cardiff Cha Sanford Pendleton Gleaming Dinsmore Birnham Wood, Gregory, Inc Barks Alma Alberts Fred P Litchfield Bartett Honolulu Gerard C Tobey Delano Newcastle Nsw Wessels J D Peters Lane J H Bowers Plum Samarang Ossis Dillon Gotha Sebelin Victoria Abbie Carver Furness Atey Marcey Anc Hiogo Lord of the Isles Felgate Yokobama China Robert L Danlap Stapies San Francisco Euphemia Phillips North American Hallett Waliftax Air Alfen Davidson Liverport Portia St Johns Kehrwieder Hamburgerquique Arbutus Sloan Navatch Wilson United States Isabel Howe Caleto Buena Parthenia Holman United Kingdom Kirkdale Davis Valparaiso Wilhelmina Post Seyer St Mary Hallowell Ldg Liverpool Andean Picthall New Orleans Toronto McAuley Henrietta Bull Annapolis Eyr Chicago Watkins Cephalonia Waser Sears Lake Winnipeg Campbell Lord Clive Jlondon Jbd Dagwell Wilmington Clifton Wade Chatham Lisbon Conte Geza Cooperty Sodich Mordens Henriksen Industry le Heron GSBC Olaaspe Matanzas Dunedin Oran Read Jenkins Gladiolus Sinclair Pettersen Jomsborg Svendsen Sydney Beachy Head Passea Harold Burriss Rotterdam Iona Klem Bristol Fritz Smith Larsen Charleston Lina Witte Savannah Cape Town Elwell Barstow Corunna Oake Christian Mar- Russenl Matane Harburg Michele Lauro Mobile Weavre Ar Juy Otago Willison Foinsa Veeai Olsen Mobil Emilia Cocurullo Lizard P G Blanchard Norman Hull London Caspar Davies Moss Rose Bennett Resource Jensen Mauritius Ane Cathrine Oporte Sch Tickler Hacquoi Paspebiac Pillau Port Natal Harriet Hansen Queenstown Huldren Elengsen Dalhousie Normanvik Apalachicola Sofia Pehrsson St Helena Jones L Harway McPhail Gochin Karnak Upham Sourabaya

Vast 19th century shipping list notes July sailings and arrivals

A lengthy maritime log chronicles vessels sailing from and arriving at multiple ports including Bath Boston Portland and Gloucester. It lists ships like Perseverance Annie T Bailey Lizzie Major and many others with destinations such as Boston Oston Philadelphia and New York. Additional notes cover weather, repairs, fishing yields and crews missing after Grand Banks fog.

Vineyard Maven Swis Kensett Curtis Philadelphia Boston Sedona Pautuxant River Bath Ringleader Thomas New York Georgietta Airey Augusta New York Grace Cushing Drinkwater Portland Philadelphia Union Little Nantucket Farhaven Lcks Gonaives Wm Jones Collins Lizzie Major Foster Hatteras John B Norris Harding Oston Saled Storm King McDonald Mercedita Joseph Baker Sir Mark Gray Gloucester Ar Schs Pioneer Martha C. Bay Beile Franklin Block Island Gleaner F W Iimans Lizzie Roby Georges Gertie May Frederick Quincy Nellie G Sir Frederick Gerring Grand Banks Trawis Boothbay Swis Lion Cuatto Bangor Lenora Nickerson Emma Bradley Camden Mode Ty Smith Hartford N Jones Perry Cassis Lynn Delaware Salden Ellsworth Nautius Hutchins Frankfort Almira Bart Granman Crestlioe Ambros Yuoco Maud Bessie Jonas St John Ale S. Carrigan Sarah Louise Morris Calais Providence RJ Evans Woodhouse Bay Fundy Hattie J Bamling Black Hopewell Fleetwood Cooper George Washington Stewart Do Island Queen McCoy Donny Vixon Brown North Haven Regulator Westcoat Castive Louisa Frances Thornhike Portlano Stockland Ivis Bar Harbor Yach Nautius Salem Addie M Chadwick Tachern Baltimore Herrican Bristol Murray Edis Solitair Seavey Express Lewis Pimagind Wheeler Danamiscotta Frank Barker Meader

Fishermen Report Paltry Codfish Yields at Provincetown

Provincetown Mass July 28 Letters dated Bank Quero July 16 report sch G W Benny with half fares of codfish. Provincetown schs Adam Damon 800 qtls Lottie Byrnes 800 qtls Sarah R Smith 700 qtls Isaac Keene 600 qtls Lottie Belle 1100 qtls Bell Bartlett 1000 qtls Nellie Swift 1200 qtls Louisa A Grout 1700 qtls. Prospects are very poor this season with few vessels at more than half a crew.

Provincetown Mass Bank Quero W Benny Schs Adam Damon Lottie Byrnes Sarah R Smith Isaac Keene Lottie Belle Bell Bartlett Nellie Swift Louisa A Grout

Ship Annie M Small to be surveyed after rock strike

Batavia reports the Annie M Small from New York struck a rock off Dapper Island and will likely undergo survey in dock. New York notes Labrador from Havre arrived at quarantine with fire in hold. grounded on mud flats, fire extinguished, damage under $20,000. Gloucester crew of Joe Hooker, wrecked at Isaac Harbor, returns home. captain stayed with vessel. Progreso notes Bark Flag ashore, will be sold. cargo partly landed, all to be saved. vessel in bad condition. London reports bank Creshill, from Astoria, declared lost after 243 days at sea. owners and underwriters conclude disappearance.

Batavia Annie M Small New York Dapper Island Labrador Havre Gloucester Mass Joe Hooker Isaac Harbor Progreso Colestein London Creshill Smith Astoria Ore

Sailed and cleared vessels in Atlantic trade reports

Shipping news lists numerous ships sailing and clearing on dates in March and April, naming vessels such as Golconda, William Lawrence, City of Atlanta, and Caspian, with routes to Philadelphia Savannah Baltimore Newport News Bermuda and beyond, including arrivals at Boston and Portland and notes on cargoes and loadings.

Alexandria Belle Newark H Jones H Eler Georgetown Annapolis Mad Golconda Hall Pascagou Bath John E Sanford Kelley Boston Richard S Leaming Doughty Portland Philadelphia Ida L Hull Josephine Baltimore Glackstone Ryder Berkshire March Brune Foster William Lawrence Snow Savannah Stephen Bishop Rivers Demerara Norfolk John Jacob Reed Nickerson Providence Eva May McDaine Caspian Lemuria Howard Williams Maggie Andrews Jacob Reed Bangor Mathilde Cacace Sorrento Henry Creeley Stubbs Anne Lord Kendall Abbie E Willard Jones Petrel Decrow New York Chattapooga Lionel Connecticut River Joseph Oskes Gray Brighton Planter Smith Plymouth Mary E Simmons S M Kenyon Pendleton Lizzie Young D M Anthony Swhs Addie G Bryant Altaretta Campbell Campbell Closson Haskell Greenpot Marrow Condon Vineyard Haven Karl Larrimore Goucerter Brunswick Herman B Osden Church Annie L Henderson Henderson Newavel Veronica Harburg Ophir Hull Erg Beaufort Dunton Ierk Dover Edith T Gandy Gandy Phiadelphia Wanversport Georgie Berry Ginn Kaward W Perry Florence Nowell Perthmboy Island Harbor Yankee Blace Coombs Rebecca M Walls Faust Deighton No River P Cranmer Izard Rebecca W Walls Terry Somerset Hattie S Crowell Chase Jessie Murdoch Phinney Helen Crowell William Gillam Delaware Key West Livingstone Ellis Buenos Ayres Barbados Mascotte Fleming Havana Newburyport Connecticut Wheeler Anger New Orleans Hutchinson Baker Sagua S J Oteri Puzzati Atilla Nantes Artur Liverpool Lucy P Schs Crescent New Haven Adele Carson H R Tilton Upton Sailea George L Dickson Kate M Hilton Portsmouth Viola Reppard Newport News Guyandotte West Point Nettie Shipman Hudson Havre City of Alexandria Coracoa Pomona Mortego Bay Jam Alessia Marseilles San Marcos Galveston Baths Nova Scotia Porter London Avo G Razzetto Sebastino L. Orso Bermuda Shanghai Hannan Blanchard Aitkens Amsterdam Maid Glanvern Chadwick Eleanor Burg Colorado Williams Gaveston Eider Heilmess Bremen State of Geogia Moodie Glasgow Claribel McKnight Port Au Prince Barks Briatoi Lawrence Transit Cogtwell Felix Mendelaghon Wabmanp Leghorn Kate

Boston to Montreal Train Schedule July 19 1886

Time tables list through service from Boston to many towns and routes with departures at 8.30 am and 7 pm, plus local White Mountains and Northern Division points. Parlor and Pullman cars, Montreal connections, and multiple branch lines are noted. Lucius Tuttle signs as General Superintendent and Passenger Agent.

Boston Tilton Laconia Lake Village Weirs Meredith Ashland Plymouth Franklin Lebanon White River Junction Montpelier Essex Junction Burlington St. Albans Montreal Way Warren Haverhill Woodsville Newport St. Johnsbury Sherbrooke Quebec Bristol Claremont White Mountains Pullman Central Vermont R.R Passumpsie B.R. Parler Fabyan Bethlehem Jefferson White Mountain West Medford SUN College Hill Concord Mass Bet Het Millerica Meet Bedford Met Lexington Arlington Nashua Junction Lucius Tuttle Sant Pass G’r

Boston Area Train Schedule From 8.30 A M To Late Evening

A dense list of train runs from Boston stations including Haymarket and districts such as Andover Dover Danvers Exeter Great Falls Haverhill and Wilmington with departures at 6 to 10 PM and earlier morning times. The schedule mentions multiple destinations like Alton Bay Rochester Farmington Newburyport Merrimac and Wakefield and includes daytime and evening return services along with a special Workingmen's train.

Boston Haymarket Square Alton Bay Rochester Farmington Andover Dover Danvers Exeter Great Falls Haverhill Georgetown Ee Biddeford Saco Lawrence North Lawrence South Lawrence Malden Medford Melrose Highlands Stoneham Melrose Merrimac Ae Andover Newburyport Weading Wakefield Wilmington

Boston Rail Schedule Lists Daily Trains to Amesbury and Other Lines

The timetable details departures from Boston stations to Amesbury Beverly Biddeford Chelsea and many others with multiple daily trains from early morning through night including Sunday services on Lynn Newburyport and Portland lines. Notes include through routes via Saugus Branch and Workingman's train on select days.

Through Trains On Both Divisions At Key Stations

Train schedules list departures from Haymarket square and Causeway street stations for Augusta Haymarket Bangor St John Halifax Eastport Calais Lewiston Manchester Concord North Conway and more with morning afternoon and evening times across weekdays and weekends.

Augusta Haymarket Square Causeway Street Bangor ST. John Halifax The Provinces Eastport Calais N. B N.S Portland Lewiston Manchester Concord N.H North Conway

Hoosac Tunnel Route Train Schedule 1886

The Boston West schedule lists trams starting July 6 1886 with multiple daily departures from Boston to Albany Saratoga and beyond. It details times for departures from Causeway Street and connections to Syracuse Chicago St Louis New York Central and through sleeping and drawing room cars. Includes routes via Albany Mechanicville Rutland and Worcester with numerous stops and through cars. John Adams General Superintendent.

Hoosac Tunnel Causeway Street Boston West Syracuse N. W Chicago St. Louis Rune Pullman New York Central Express Saratoga Mechanicville Saratoga Express Athol Tunnel Rutland B. UH. T Albany Greenfield North Atama Gardner Baldwinville Orange and Miller’s Falls Beangoa Falls Royalston and Erving West Fitchburg Wachusett Westminster Ashburnham Junction Ashburnham Otter River Wendell East Deerfield Montague West Deerfield Buckland Zoar Bardwell’s Charlemont Hoosac Turner’s Falls Eg Prong Ag Winchenden Keene Bellows Falls St. Albans Keene and Worcester Nashua Ayer Clinton Oakdale Framingham Lowell Fitchburg Ayer Junction North Leominster Shirley Greenville and Townsend Centre Marlboro, Hudson and Maynard Concord Lincoln Hmeturn Waltham Belmont and Waverley Hepturn Cueta Watertown Union Market Mt. Auburn Meturn Cambridge Motino AM Union Square Somerville Heturn Unies Baldwinsville Ware River John Adams

Train Schedule Update for June 14 86 Coast Line Runs

Train schedule details list daily departures from Boston to New Work Shore Line Fast Express at 10:00 am and 1:00 pm, and New York Shore Line Mail at 11:00 pm with Sundays included. Returns span Providence Pawtucket Attleboro Readville Roxbury Forest Hills Dedham Stoughton Canton and Mansfield with numerous time points. The schedule notes weekday shifts, transfers and a caveat about the Shore Line connection at Mansfield and a late 11.15 pm New York arrival, signed by A. A. Folsom Superintendent.

Boston Shore Line New York Steamboat Providence Pawtucket Return Doedgeville Hebronville Attlehorn North Attleboro Mansfield East Foxboro Sharon Canjon Junction Hetera Readville Hyde Park Hope and Clarendon Hills Forest Hills Boylston Roxbury Dedham Rm Springtreet West Roxbury and Highland Meturm Stoughton and Cantom Ton Mt. Hope Warren Bristol A. A. Folsom

Stonington Line Offers Free Seats in Chair Cars

Express trains depart Boston and Providence Railroad Station daily except Sundays at 6 30 P M reaching Stonington by 9 20 P M and New York the next morning Tickets and state rooms are available at 214 Washington Street corner State Street Boston s Providence Station J W Richardson 1 Boston A A Folsom Supt Boston & Providence R R

Fall River Newport York Fal Po New York Boston Brooklyn Jersey City Old State House Washington State Streets Old Colony Stonington Boston & Providence Railroad Corner State Street Boston & Providence J. W. Richardson A. A. Folsom Boston & Providence R. RB

Boston to New York trains via Fall River Line timetable

On and after June 28 1886 Weekday trains leave Boston for New York via Fall River Line at 6 00 and 7 00 PM, with returns at 5 50 and 6 15 PM. Numerous departures and returns listed for Ashmont Barnstable Hyannis and other stations with extensive weekday schedules and notes on operations.

Concord R. ER Borton Manchester Concord N. H N. B Boston Eblin New York Fall River Ashmont Barnstable Hyannis Warmeouth Sandwich Braintree Bridgewater Brockton Buzzard’s Bay Onset Bay Wareham Cape Cod Provincetown Wellfleet Cohasset and Hingham Colasset Hingham Cottage City Woods Hall New Bedford East Bridgewater Abington East Milton West Quincy East Weymouth Weymouth Meturn Taunton Morrison Square Marshfield Mattapan Milton Neponset Mattapoisett Middleboro Nantasket Beach Nantucket Newport North Easton Stoughton Randolph Return Scituate North Scituate Sea View South Duxbury Central Station Dean Street Whitman South Weymouth EEANS Cohasset Weymouths Duxbury Plymouth Falmouth Monument Beach Yarmouth Eturn Noa Onset Bay Wareham v South Braintree Wey Iene

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