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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1887

Page

4

Central Massachusetts railroad progress near Ware

Rail line grading near Ware Massachusetts continues with gravel and steam shovels at work. A double track is under construction and six cars of Southern pine from Boston arrived for Otis Manufacturing. A Ware meeting discussed a union passenger depot and potential repair shops.

Ware Central Massachusetts Railroad Central Massachusetts Railroad Company Boston New Road Otis Manufacturing Company Boston & Lowell Railroad Company Boston & Lowell and Boston & Albany Railroads Mellen G. M. Thompson Boston & Albany Railroad Barnes H. T. Gallup J. A. Rumrill Boston & Bee Are Email

Large Connecticut fire destroys three Collinsville buildings

A 1:30 AM blaze in Collinsville rear of Barbours on Main street destroyed Barbour, Laubenstein, and Smith buildings with total losses about 69550 and insurance 26550. Saloons and residences suffered extensive damage as residents and merchants tally items. Patrick Quinn arrested on suspicion of arson.

Hartrorp Conn Barbour Main Street Collinsville Laubenstein F. J. Smith A. H. Barbour J. Laubenstein John Giersch Charles Hast Ed Finnin H. D. Turner Henry Tasel Jacob Laubenstein A. B. Hull Chris Reichle Walter Lambert Horner American Mechanics Cawasa Grange Knine Pythias H. Gillett Bington Smith’s Sons Ulrich Henry F J. Smith Patrick Quinn

Fire damages and losses in Vancouver street and quays

Fire in James Libby dwelling alarmed from Box 219 at 5 23 pm. Early morning flames from Charles Wark harness shop and nearby buildings burned. Wark losses about 1500 with 1000 insured, four workers lose 200 in tools, others 200 in harnesses. Keefe grain store and Dr Jackson properties also damaged. total losses around 1400 with 700 insured. Incendiary origin suspected. Hamevre reports great fire destroying Huebner quays, six sheds and two vessels City of Dortmund and Gladiator. masts and rigging of others burned. by 4 pm flames controlled. damage several million marks.

Weston Sreciay Keefe Jackson Marshall Jones Hamevre

Boston & Providence plan changes at Bussey Bridge

A hearing was held by the railroad commissioners on Boston and Providence railroad plans to alter Bussey Bridge crossing to a right angle stone arch from the current twenty one degree iron structure. George Putnam led the railroad side with Alderman Maguire and city officials present. Harvard College opposed or concerned as owner of proposed taking, represented by Thomas Motley.

Toledo St. Louis Kansas City New York Michigan Car Works Indiana H. J. Colvin Central Vermont Railway Company Boston Canadian Pacific Railway Company Washington Street Mr. Colvin Fitchburg Company Chicago, St. Louis & Pittsburg Board of Railroad Commissioners Boston & Providence Railroad Bussey Bridge George Putnam Alderman Maguire Henry Manley Harvard College Thomas Motley Putnam

Boston Officials Debate Rail Road Bridge Change Plan

City board hears engineer Minot's plan to reroute highway under railroad at right angle to avoid a skewed bridge. Dore objects over angles, Davis favors fewer curves, Putnam calls Minot plan cheaper and better. Providence road president Whitney wants to start work. four months to open. Officials to inspect ground Saturday at 10:10 a.m.

S. L. Minot John P. Dore Board of Street Commissioners City of Boston Thomas W. Davis Putnam Minot Whitney The Providence Road

Shipping News Arrivals and Departures Across Ports

At Liverpool on May 31 and Moville on June 1 arrivals include Venezuelan from New Orleans Nasmyth from New York and Devonia from New York for Glasgow. Other listed ships include von Jordeaux Chateau Yquem Circassia Westernland Nevada City of Alexandria Frithjof Borderer Bergenland Regina Saturnina with routes from New York Liverpool Havana and more.

Liverpool New Orleans Oxenholme Montreal Nasmyth New York Baltimore St Ronans Moville Devonia Glasgow von Jordeaux Chateau Havana Frithjof Baracoa Boston Borderer London Lizard Bergenland Port Said Regina Dover Saturnina King’s Cross Palermo Phelps Bros Manitoban Chicago H & A Allan Hull Sanderson & Son Kansas Procida Warren & Co Stockholm Hamburg Furnessay Furness Cephalonia Alex Martin Virginian Alex Martin Bothnia Pavonia Aoe Alex Martin Cephalonia Scythia Spain FW Surat&Co Zaandam Amsterd’m Nech Edge&Co la Gascogne Havre Louis de Bebian Gellert Tne Eanhardt & Co Italy Eee FW Hurst&Co Pennlend Leerdam Rotterdam Neh Edge& Co Antwerp Pwright & Sons Umbria Bro & Co Alaska Underhill Theban Fw, Hurst&ece Waesland P Wright&cSons Wieland Wright & Sons Saale City of Montreal Bremen Oelrichs & Co Denmark PW Hurst& Co Helvetia Atesaee Hurst State of Penns Aldwin & Co Edam

Notice to Captains from Boston Weather Station

Observations made June 1 at 7 am from the United States Signal Station Boston. Captains are advised to adjust barometer readings by adding one hundredth inch for every ten feet the ship is above sea level. The miniature almanac for Thursday June 2 notes high water at 7:48 am and length of day.

United States Boston Eastport Calais St. John N. B Annapolis N.S Portland International S. 8 Commercial Wharf Digby Kilby

Port of Boston Ship News and Listings

The port reports steamer Borderer with passengers to C Furness and Alpha to J G Hall & Co arriving from Yarmouth NS. Vessels London to Philadelphia, strong westerly winds and gales, dense fogs, and occasional ice sightings north of 40 degrees. Numerous schooners and brigs sailing to and from Boston, Newport News, Baltimore, and New York with cargoes of sugar logwood pine and other goods.

Borderer Manley London Halifax Furness Annot Lyle, Duncan Antwerp Philadelphia Alpha Cann Yarmouth J G Hall & Co City of Gloucester Young Bangor Forest City Snowman Portland Geo Chafee Proctor Gloucester Geneva Boston Gregory Rosario Brown Bros J . Emery & Co Trig Raven Machias Stuart Viequez PR George L Dickson Harding Norfolk Mattie W Atwood Newcomb Newport News H Skinner Nickerson Georgetown Enos Phillips Brown William O Snow Crosby Baltmore Maggie Smith Douglass South Amboy Addie Wessels Gross Francis Coffin Bellatty Lucia Porter Grindle John Bracewell Munroe Amboy Henry Thington Baker Anzzie Young Wixon Hyena Gardner Economy Unison Henderson Gardiner Mary Gott Rockport Olive Avery Chatto Brookville D Price Decrow Camden Exchange Marston Prescott Davis Newcastle Lake Johnson Harrington Harvester Roberts Vinalhaven Joseph Warren Stinson Eunice Allen Deer Isle Lewis R French Newman Thomaston Garland Kelley John Stroup Fisher Lizzie Eels Wooster Eimily Staples Goodwin Nevada Judkins Metropolis John Girard Farr Rockland Sylvi Newbury Calais Cleared

Maritime Shipping Movements From Millbridge and Nearby Ports

The list records sailing dates and destinations for vessels from Millbridge Cornwallis Salem Vineyard Haven Boothbay and adjacent ports. It includes brig Angelia schooners Addie P Caroline Batchelder West W Gaskell for Philadelphia Portsmouth Cottage City St John NB and several schooners and brigs with destinations to Boston Bar Harbor New York Providence and other ports. Also notes a vessel loss and a June gale impact along Cape Cod with several ships towed and tied to tug lines.

Millbridge Alaska Wilson Boston Viola May Fisher Seth M Todd Clark C Matthews Miller Port Johnson Portsmouth Jizzie G Rich Bangor Cottage City Adeline Hamlin Lewis Provincetown Elvira Look St John Mollie Rhodes Woods Vinalhaven Ingraham Lrockway Tenant's Harbor Ferral Decrow Rockport New York Joseph G Storer Arey Bucksport Harriet Full Vineyard Haven Charles TL Jeffreys Jnsett Abby K Bentley Baker Philadelphia John Proctor Whittemore Loring Ballard Learse Diadem Hart South Amboy Pavilion Pendleton Cape Cod Solis Rob & Harry Crestline Joseph Barham Jenkins Mary Whitridge Joseph Baker Helen Benedict Manson Baltimore Mabel Rose Barrett Bay View Edith McIntyre Hodgdon Mindoro Billing Perth Amboy Frank W. Watson Providence Wigwam Strout Machias Pawtucket Lst Onolaska Griggs Matanzas Boothbay Ethel Merchant Gloucester Georges Banks Marion Grimes Landery Win H Raymond Collins Lillie Norwood Larkey Pioneer Christchet Susan Ross Rowley Portland

Shipping notices list vessels and routes from ports worldwide

A dense catalog of ships and barks with their last ports, sail dates, and destinations. Entries include vessels such as Lock Broom bound for Philadelphia from Bombay, Richard Hutchinson sailing to New York, Slieve Broom to Liverpool, and many others with origins ranging from London to Cardiff, and routes to Philadelphia, New York, Montreal, and beyond.

Ascension Lock Broom Clark Bombay Philadelphia Bilbao Richard Hutchinson Nash New York Brow Head Slieve Broom Morrissey Liverpool Bristol Annle Lloyd St Johns Barrow Condoren Lissel Quebec Cardiff Art John M Bilnikie Faulkner Dungeness Queen of the East Nor Sorensen Rotterdam Eastbourn Mircovich Cette Garston Dock Evangeline Greene Galveston Geestemunde Lowfald Nielsen Havre Bowdon Heagerty San Francisco Falmouth London Gleneida Corning Star of India Michelsen Newcastle Nsw Charlotte Croom Bowder SJ Libby Richardson Manila Sea Wall Simonson Guaymas Portland Truro Sterling Amsterdam Port Natal Brazil Charles Bal Mann Cato Jordan River Table Bay CGH

Ellen Bishop sails off Hatteras with whale and sperm oil

A report from Captain Nye of the Mark Pearl, Valparaiso, dated May 4 at Manta, notes Ellen Bishop aboard with 100 bbls whale oil and 45 bbls sperm oil, now 349 months out with 400 bbls sperm oil aboard.

Ellen Bishop Hatteras Nye Mark Pearl Valparaigo Manta

Stormy seas and ship repairs dot voyage notes across ports

Reports from Boston New York and Philadelphia describe ship damage repairs and weather perils. The Mary L Cushing ashore at Block Island docked in New York with repairs unlikely to exceed 10000, while boats like Scholara Dowling and Eliza Barsa report gale damage off Highland Light and Watling's Island. A Submarine Cable Chart is published by the Navy, and wrecks near Gloucester Boston and St Kitts prompt caution for mariners.

Boston Mary L Cushing Block Island New York Scholara Wilbur Dowling Jeremie Highland Light Watling’s Island Eliza Barsa Young Cape Hayti Mattie Franklin McDonald Kennebec Baltimore Unison Henderson Gardiner Seguin Portland James Hinckley Edith L Conley Gloucester Navy Department Wainright Kellogg T P Rodgers Carrie A Bucknam Pascagoula Cienguegos Gulf Cora Key West Comal Mary Vascagoula Havana Mediterranean Lon Jon Power Clara B Kennard Freemo Rockland Boon Island Isles of Shoals ST Kitts General Hereaux Towngen San Domingo Crown of Arragon Philadelphia Ion Berbice Cardenas Indian Prince Vineyard Haven Flavilla London St Bernard Bombay Richmond Hill Hyde Havre Cape Breton San Francisco Queenstown Blarney St Petersburg Navigators Charleston Cronstadt Exptain Lima Vauban Puerto Oliva Faital Chile Callao Europe San Lorenzo Callao Harbor

Shipping movements and arrivals list for Atlantic ports

Maritime notices record sails, in ports, and clears for numerous vessels across global ports including Antwerp, Bombay, Havana, Halifax, Hamburg, Jamaica, Liverpool, Marseilles, Matanza s, Penang, and Quebec. Entries name ship or bark, master, origin or destination, and dates from April to May, with several vessels bound for New York, Philadelphia, or Boston.

Antwerp Nederland Philadelphia Falgor Bax CGH Evanell Colcord Une Bombay Wallace Smith Sandy Hook Aleppey City of Philadelphia Winn JE Ridgeway Call Bermuda Annie C Moore Shepard Denton Callaq Vauban Bonge Porto Oliva New York Disg Caibarlen Mattie Russell Larrabee Bree John Bunyan Sorensen Greenock mcGuo Antoinette Ferguson Havana M C Haskell Oliver Annapolis Halifax Demara Aockhurst London St Pierre Mag Immanuel Liverpool Champion Porto Rico Hillsboro Hattie C Gilchriss Newark Otter Jones Fanny Flint Warren Hamburg Otto Lange Germania Bremers Lergman Olsen Sikstrom Pascagoula Minnie Browne Davies Jamaica Aguan Boston Rosedale Spence St Mare Pensacola Julia Farmer Quebec City of Richmond Bedford Moncton Inevitas Belgium Sanford Penang Hoogly Lewis Noes Para—Arto Cearense Jellard Baltimore Cyril, Johnson Bernard Churchward Megunticook Heminway Portland Pernambuco Lynch Corning Fort Elizabeth Palermo Glen Tanar Naranja Signe Waterford Amsterdam Daylesford Penarth Greetlands St Johns Dunstaffnage Norwahl Barks Niord Moss Anna Christiania Jarlen Carin Mandal Norden Newecastie Samarang Alice Arizona Prinds Leopoere Tig Ace Western Ocean Ondon Canova Plymouth Victoria Prince Charlie Feee Ons Taco Ed E H Foster Nme

Diverse vessel movements list at global ports

A long OCR list details ships sailing and clearing at ports including St Johns Newfoundland, St John New Brunswick, Sydney Australia, Saguenay, Baltimore, Charlestown, Newport News, New Bedford, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Philadelphia, and others. Vessels include steamers, barks, schooners and brigs with names like Nova Scotian, Eva Maud, Sagona, Rothiemay, Lizzie Wright, Sarah Ridgeway, Alexander, Bacch, Pairo Bello, Isaac Oberton, Phebe Y Woodruff, Carrie L Godfrey, Katie J Treland, Queenstown, and many more along with destinations such as New York, Liverpool, Glasgow, Havana, and Rio Janeiro.

ST Johns Parcs Liverpool Shediac Galtimore Barks Bacch Ravello Ameulio Genoasdia Jacksonville Stillwell Caicksonville Nathan Lawrence Babbitt Jennie Carter Eaton New Taras L Walker Crocker Allyn’s Point R Inston Chadwick Somerset Lehman Blew Parson Rondout Emuna Charlotte Littlefield Moller Newport News Selia Lizzie Sailad Caspian Oranmore Francisca Lizzie H Partrick Brunswick Camellia Buck Huelva Spain Pairo Bello Spence Rio Janeiro Langor Isaac Oberton Trim Philadelphia Hannubal Pendleton New York Sandy Point Grant Glen Cove Uath Phebe Y Woodruif Kendrick Cathie C Berry Smith Richard Leaming Nellie J Dinsmore Parker Douglass Beatt Stayne Dunton Calais Art Lst Kent Boston Delia Hinds Bonney Plymouth Charleston Katie J Treland Steedman Mary Bradshaw Taylor Baltimore Those Ball Ryder William E Clowes Penny Barks Cypher Rees United Kingdom Stella Sorrento Garguilo Rotterdam Delaware Fortress Monroe Thalassa Richmond Fall River Clarissa Allen Tisdale Taunton Whistler Keefe H P Halleck Sally Ponder Lincoln Galveston Granada Hone Perth Amboy Rebecca Lamdin Diggins Camden Colorado Daniels Georgetown Jonathan Bourne Thompson Kennebec C Buckley Cranmer Hyannis M Allen Cotuit James Rothwell Lombard Mobile Venice O'Donnell Bordeaux Eleanora Bragg Portland Valencia Woodrich la Gunyra Klyde Case Demerara Alvina Mackay Port Au Prince Amaryllis Black Viking Friis Baracoa Haytien Republic Compton Hayti Sidonian Jameson Bristol State of Georgia Moosic Glasgow City of Para Dexter Aspinwall Germanic Glendell Aller Christoffers Bremen Luypt Summer William Douglass McDongle Antwerp Charles Whitney Spicer London Lansdowne Lockhart Tingley Medford Mason Kavola Athlon Grandee Ellis Amsterdam Scammell Brothers Inesa Hamburg Verdandi Harber Herneland Sweden Agder Tobias Stettin Arcangelo Padre Bland Palma Majorca Keess C Spurr Bear River Evviva Ferris Parahisa New Bedford Ar Ist Franconia Falker Withington Holmes Branscombe St John Newberne Sch Exchange Larkey Norfolk Seis Stamford Ocean Bird Earl P Mason Providence Edwgement White Selis New London Hitar Soich Marsala Grace Dalley West Indies Nichols Icis Republic Neville Pocasset Herrick M H Reed Phinney Rockport Portsmouth Geo Churchman Gale Thomas Clyde Frazier Vorace Osborn Darien Fannie Kimmey Wolfe Addie Bacon Savannah Simmons Douglass Lanesville James O'Donohue Newton Bangor Nellie Jerrill Brower John Sweeney Shaw Centipede Hansen Pottsville Ritson Norman Snow Harrisburg Albertson Helmsley Tindale Port Royal Bonanza Doty Kate Crosby Havre Elvetico Chieso Thomas Swain Robert H Parker Steelman John R Penrose Lizzie V Hall Clonting Hingham Tryon Boothbay Havilah Hogan Nostra Senore del Sacre Cnora de Gesu Mortola Port Spain Michele Picasso Seville Ar Goth Chinampas McQuarrie Mark Esther Larsen Bu Ayres Edward Waite Lee Cera Schs Rose Esterbrook Davis Washington Bramhall Drinkwater

Passengers from Boston to Liverpool aboard Bothnia June 2

The list records travelers departing Boston for Liverpool on the Cunard steamship Bothnia dated June 2. Names include Mr and Mrs Archbald, Mrs Brenton Archbald and daughter, Mr and Mrs Brown, the Rev M J Cooke, the Comers family, and numerous others with titles and accompanying family members.

Boston Liverpool Cunard Bothnia John Archbald Brenton Archibald W H Brown M J Cooke Joseph Comer Josie Comer B B Converse Herbert B Converse W L Douglas Samuel Duckworth Thomas Duckworth Jans JH Flint Alfred Gooding Mary E H Hamilton Alpheus Hill C. Johnson

List of named passengers and cabin, steerage counts

Professor Dorchester and wife Dr Edgar E Dean Mr W A McLeod Mr B P Price Mr Harold Poole Mr and Mrs William Rapp and two daughters Mr Sanford B Sargent Mr A D Saxon Mrs G Sanford Miss Clara E Smart Mr and Mrs Thomas T Stykes Miss E B Taft Mr H F Teschemacher Mr Elmer E F Wood Mr William H Wood Mr and Mrs William R Wilson Mr Cornelius Whitehead Mr Frederick Whitehead. Cabin 79 in termediate 50 steerage 125 total 254.

Dorchester Edgar E Dean W A McLeod B P Price Harold Poole William Rapp Sanford B Sargent A D Saxon G € Sanford Clara E Smart Thomas T Stykes E B Taft H F Teschemacher Elmer E F Wood William H Wood William R Wilson Cornelius Whitehead Frederick Whitehead Cabin

Sailing of Ocean Steamers to Arrive in Boston

Mail steamers depart from port with expected arrivals in Boston aboard passing liners. Names and exact sailing points are uncertain in the fragment though it notes ocean steamers and Boston destination.

Mail closings for international and domestic steamship routes

Shipping notices list daily mail deadlines from Boston and New York to Europe Ireland Chili Jamaica and Caribbean destinations. Final cutoffs include 7 30 P M and 8 June dates for various steamships such as Aurania Circassia Trinidad Wanderer and Stroma with routes to Liverpool Queenstown and Haifa and other ports.

Ireland Southampton Bremen Europe Queenstown Liverpool Ner Aurania New York London Jamaica Circassia Fla Boston Scotland Windward Islands Vera Cruz Progreso Mex France New Orleans Republic of Honduras Bay Islands Cuba Tampa Mexico Cork Harbor Bothnia Pavonia Cephalonia Pothnia Scytita Catalonia Scythia Great Britain State Street Alexander Martin Inman Line U.S Royal Mail Ohio City OF Chester Richmond City OF Chicago Peter Wright & Sons Broadway Or. L. HB Palmer Boston Old State House

Trans-Pacific Mail Closure and Departure Dates

Notices list sailing departures from San Francisco to China Japan East Indies Sandwich Islands Society Islands Australia Misi Islands New Zealand Samoan and Sandwich Islands and mail close in Boston on Friday June 24 at 1 pm. Correspondence for trans-Pacific mails must be mailed in Boston at least eight days before the listed dates.

China Japan the East Indies British India City of Boston

Boston-bound Vessels Sail Date List and Whiskey Ad

The column lists vessels sailing for Boston with names, origins, and dates including Alice Reed Stahl from Manila Feb 24 and Alice Oxner from Cienfuegos May 10 among many others, followed by an advertisement for G O Taylor whiskeys with Boston supplier Chester H Graves & Sons. The page notes a corn whiskey claim and branding details.

Boston Alice Reed Stahl Ambark Manila Anter Alice Oxner Br Sh Cienfuegos Anglesea Bain Br Bark Calcutta Jan Pa Jon Wange Tee Shepard Br Sch Bermuda Bark Queenstown Anna Hellmers Ger Chittagong Bertie Bigelow Walley Breeze Shields Big Bonanza Collins Melbourne Iloilo Cy Appleby New Orleans Cora Green Philbrook Cientue Talcahuana Guairena Taylor Vensch Barbados Apne Sevige Am Bark Zanzibar Henry A Burnham Ross Cardenas Lancefield Delap Hailo Anjer Lloret de Mar Carreras Spanich Maria Stoneman Richan Trapani Gibraltar Mindoro Hutchinson Am Ship Mary Agnes DeCosta Ponce Maurch St Thomas Mary Hasbrouck Ludwigs Carbarien Onolaska Griggs Ambrig Matanzas RA Allen Boggs Aspinwall Syanara McIntosh Brsch Nassau Samuel B Hate Haven Buenos Ayres Telos Coney Surinam Wheatland Baker Madagascar St Helena Willard Mudgett, Crocker Ignique Wee Sawyer Singapore G. O. Taylor Chester H. Graves & Sons Hawkins Street

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