Pilot Chart for June Weather and Hazards
The North Atlantic Pilot Chart for June notes generally fair weather with few storms, widespread fog near Long Island and Georges Bank, and notable depressions off the Bahamas. It warns of fog banks causing commerce disruption, icefields north of 46N, and an earlier hurricane influence from Hatteras to the Great Lakes region, with dangers from listed navigation obstructions along the Atlantic coast and several sunken vessels and wrecks.
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North Atlantic Ocean
The
Post
U.S. N
Gulf Stream
British Maritime Provinces
West Indies
Bahamas
Bermuda
Great Lakes
Delaware
Newfoundland
Hatteras
Delaware Capes
Gulf of Mexico
Long Island
Nantucket
Georges Shoal
New Jerse
New York
Long Island Sound
Mississippi Valley
British Isles
Scilly Islands
Froehlich
Ascania
Norfolk
Transatlantic
Atlantic
United States
Grand Banks
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia
Sankaty Head Light
Canonbury
Bird Island Light
Annie B. Hayes
Block Island Ene
Alexander Campbell
Barclay Street
North River
Atlas
Long Beach Hotel
E. E
Rockaway Beach Hotel
Highland Lights
W. W
German Commissioners Yield in Samoan Talks
Briain June 2 report states after the seventh plenary Samoan conference the American commission cabled Secretary Blaine that Germany and Britain accept Washington proposals limiting indemnity and Samoan duties. Americans concede little, insisting on autonomy. query over delays and treaty expectations cloud official circles. Secretary Blaine’s signing instructions awaited next week.
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Briain
Blaine
Washington
America
England
Coleridge
Foreign Office
New England Woman's Club Elects Howe To Lead
The New England Woman's Club held its annual meeting with record attendance at Wesleyan Hall. Julia Ward Howe was reelected president and two new directors joined the board. Reports noted year receipts of 7351 dollars, expenses 7983, and a 632 dollar balance. A lunch followed at 65 Park Street with speakers including Mrs. Lucy Stone Blackwell and Thomas Cushing.
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New England Woman’s Club
Wesleyan Hall
Julia Ward Howe
F. H. Brown
Kate C. Iveson
Woman's Club
Howes
M. J. Pitman
Abbie W. May
Judge Sewall
Julia A. Sprague
Angelina H. Brigham
Lucia M. Peabody
Eva Channing
Committee On Art and
Woman in Public Life Debate at Berkeley Temple
The Rev Charles A Dickinson spoke on women in public life at Berkeley Temple citing Deborah and Harriet Beecher Stowe as examples. He argued for broader opportunities for women in science, education, and professions, and urged a dignified, Bible-guided approach to enfranchisement. Miss Lillian Chandler performed violin numbers as the Temple quartet sang. next Sunday’s topic is Woman at Home.
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Berkeley Temple
Charles A. Dickinson
Deborah
Lapidoth
Israel
Confucius
Heaven
Spring
New York
R. 8
Storrs
Mme. de Stael
Napoleon
Joan of Arc
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Helen Hunt Jackson
Margaret Fuller
Louisa Alcott
Mary Lyon
Harriet Hosmer
George Eliot
Lady Brassey
Baroness Burdett-Coutts
Maria Mitchell
Lillian Chandler
Temple
Business Troubles at Swan Basford Co. Furniture Dealers
Creditors met at the American House to review the Swan Basford & Co. liabilities totaling 28,141.42 with assets around 42,527.52 including 63 73 in furniture 24 645 35 in carpets and 13 509 01 in accounts. A separate meeting for Turcotte Furniture Mfg showed 70 12 45 liabilities with stock fixtures and rent and labor debts totaling 34 477 7.50. a 20 cent on the dollar offer was rejected and insolvency settlement favored.
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Swan, Basford & Co
Washington Street
American House
Charles W. Sumner
Joseph A. Turcotte
Fulton Street
Hanover Street
A. T. Knapp
Turcotte
Rhododendron Show Awards by Massachusetts Horticultural Society
At the annual show held Saturday afternoon, numerous prizes were awarded across categories. Fruits and vegetables honors went to several growers including Winter Bros., W. Heustis & Son, C. A. Learned, L. W. Weston, and C. E. Grant. Floral displays featured entries from J. L. Gardner, Mrs. F. B. Hayes, J. H. Woodford, and others, with multiple second and third place recognitions in rhododendrons, azaleas, irises, clematis, and native plants.
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Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Fred C. Fisher
L. W. Weston
William Brown
W. Heustis
F. C. Fisher
C. A. Learned
Varnum Frost
W. Heustis & Son
C. H. Brackett
B.G. Smith
T. Vw. Thurlow
F. B. Hayes
E d. Fewkes & Son
J. H. Woodford
N. T. Kidder
P. D. Richards
Walter E. Coburn
Sarah W. Story
E. M. Gill
J. W. Manning
S. W. Story
H. H. Hunnewell
J. L. Gardner
Joseph Clark
FE. Beppard & Son
Jackson
Janning
Edwin Fewkes & Son
Benjamin Gray
E. H. Hitchings
Robert Jackson
T. C. Thurlow
Ghent
Knickerbocker Towage launches large ocean tug
Batu Me June 2 Yesterday afternoon the Knickerbocker Towage Company launched its third ocean tug to replace the H F Morse lost on Harding's Ledge last winter. The new tug is a duplicate of that wrecked vessel and ranks among the largest warships ever built, at 168 feet long 30 feet beam and 17 feet deep, 488 tons. Commanded by Captain Blair she will tow barges on long trips outside and sails for Philadelphia next week to receive machinery.
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Batu
Knickerbocker Towage Company
H. F. Morse
Harding
Esset
B. W. Morse
Leary
Governor Ames
Blair
At the Hotels A L R Despeaux Takes Summer Post
A list of hotel arrivals and staff changes includes A L R Despeaux moving from Thorndike to Vendome for the summer and William C Hartshorn leaving Tre mont House to become head steward at the Manhauset House. The notice catalogues guests at Vendome Brunswick Thorndike Adams Tavern Sy Young's Revere American Vieth's Parker's and Tremont with names and hometowns such as San Francisco New York Chicago Philadelphia and Boston among others.
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A. L. R. Despeaux
Thorndike
Vendome
William C. Hartshorn
Tremont House
Shelter Island
L. I
Manhauset House
Adolph Lutio
San Francisco
F. J. Martin
Charles H. Webb
New York
H. P. McKean, Jr
Philadelphia
Penn
R. 1
A. D. Lawrence Jewett
Jewett
J. Raymond Smith
New Rochelle
N. Y
W. Irving Comer
Brooklyn
Walter E. Stewart
E. J. Hammond
Paul Francis J. Sheldon
Providence
A. W. Gist
C. W. Machen
L J. Man
Worcester
Nee Hilliard
Pawtucket
H. Milliken
Benjamin F. Gressone
I C. Mott Larter
C. A. Herbert
Concord
Thompson
Peaswick
Me Ylie
St.Beale Minn
William A. Bond
Chicago
Revere
Harvey B. Wilder
H.C. Hawley
Fitchburg
Carradson
A. Pilsbury
Waterville
Pilsbury
Descer
C. A. Hammond
Hartford
Conn
A. W. Broche
M. E. Fabre
Portland
Judge L. Dresser
Auburn
William P. Agnew
Denver
Elias 8. Ward
Wilber A. Stow
Newark
N. J
E. G. Palmer
Vieth
s—Frank Smith
W. Chandler
Austen
Ark Pomne, & Coons
R. D. Andrews
Rochester
X. Bahmer
Parker
J. E. Dudley
Buenos Air
Arthur W. Carr
W.N. Street
R. C. Hunt
Texas
William M. Bradley
W. H. Stanford
Edward Lewis
Benjamin C. Dean
Manchester
N. Tremont
F. J. Duffner
W. W. Dixon
York
William C. Brooks
Chica
Stydall
T. H. Cook
R. L
W. FE. Dawage
Misses Dawson
Charlottetown
O'Bryan
Nashville
Tenn
M. Sherrill
Louisville
H. Mersereau
Oswego
B. Beton
Lyons
F. Draper
Philaelphia
James Sauvage
L’onzo Sauvagdon
Eng
F. M. Preble
Camden
Subscriptions Nearing Close for Balch National Stakes
Saturday marks the final day for subscriptions to the Balch national 10000 stake and the $1000 free-for-all pacers with California mail delaying closure by a week. Ten subscriptions each have been received, with many more promised over the next three days. Notable backers include Colonel H. B. Russell, Milton, C. H. Nelson of Waterville Me, W. H. Hill of Worcester, J. H. May of Boston, Concord Stock Farm, Elm City Stock Farm of New Haven, John Trout, George H. Hicks, and John Splan among others. F G Babcock of Hornellsville N Y will judge the tack es.
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California Mail
Colonel H. 8. Russell
Milton
C. H. Nelson
Waterville
W. H. Hill
Worcester
R. Cadogan
Bayonne
N. J
Funeral of D P Cummings at East Cambridge
The funeral for Mr. D P Cummings was held yesterday at 1 p.m. from 82 Otis Street East Cambridge. Private services were led by Rev M J Savage with the Haydn quartet singing. Pallbearers included Alderman Goepper Howard Sawyer David Proudfoot Charles Davis and John C Bullard. Interment followed at Forest Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Cummings
Otis Street
East Cambridge
M. J. Savage
Haydn
Alderman Goepper
Howard Sawyer
David Proudfoot
Charles Davis
John C. Bullard
Forest Hills
Prison reform meeting at Hale church discusses discharged convicts
Rev F B Allen and Rev E E Hale spoke at Newbury Street on prison reform and aid to discharged convicts. Speakers urged education, limited financial help, and a public defender to shield the innocent, noting the peril of release and the need for prison schools.
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F. B. Allen
E. E. Hale
Newbury Street
James de Normandie
Society For
Colonel Russell
Charlestown State Prison
Heman W. Chaplin
Massachusetts Prison Commission
Commonwealth
Chaplain Barnes
Parade of the Ancients Celebrates 251st Anniversary
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company marks its 251st anniversary with a 9 15 am parade led by Colonel Henry E. Smith from State and nearby streets to the New Old South Church where Rev D O Mears of Worcester will preach. A State House escort, an ode by Major McDonald, a banquet at Faneuil Hall, and a later election and review at the Common follow, with governor’s absence due to Lt Governor Brackett’s illness.
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Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Henry E. Smith
State
Washington
School
Beacon
Charles
Boylston
New Old South Church
D. O. Mears
Worcester
State House
McDonald
Faneuil Hall
Brackett
Ames
Executive Department
Evangelistic Association of New England Meeting in Tremont Temple
Sunday service at Tremont Temple opened a discussion of the Evangelistic Association of New England led by President Alpine McLean. Dr. L B Bates outlined aims to preach and teach across cities and seas, stressing gospel song, tract circulation, and support for struggling churches while expanding outside access to hearers.
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Tremont Temple
Evangelistic Association of
L. B. Bates
Bethel
M. E
East
Boston
Hanover Street
Boston Common
Mt. Calvary
Association
Shakspere
Our City
Henry H. Proctor
Boston Victors In One Sided Baseball Game At Home
An audience of 7790 watched the Boston team dominate the Phillies Saturday afternoon. Highlights included Brouthers' strong batting and a home run, strong fielding by Boston, and umpire Weeden officiating effectively. Final score unavailable in the excerpt.
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Bostons
Phillies
Brouthers
Weeden
College Games Result Wrapup From Various Matchups
Across several games Washington-Washingtons beat New Yorks 9 to 5 Cambridge-Harvards 4 to 3 over Princetons New Haven-Yale Freshmen routed Harvards 29 to 1 Philadelphia-Athletics defeated Cincinnatis 8 to 4 Columbus-Columbus defeated Louisvilles 8 to 3 Baneaster first Seies teas beat Kansas Citys 5 to 4 Kansas Citys edged Baltimores in a later game 9 to ?
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Washington
Washingtons
New Yorks
Cambridge
Harvards
Princetons
New Haven
Yale
Philadelphia—Athletics
Cincinnatis
Columbus
Louisvilles
Baneaster
Kansas Citys
Baltimores
Hayti War News: Port-au-Prince Besieged by Hippolyte
Captain Lapsley arrives with late Haytian war reports. Hippolyte’s forces besiege Port-au-Prince as of May 24, threatening capture. The gunboat action at St. Mare involved the Caroline Miller and Légitime’s fleet attempting to scuttle seized weapons before Hippolyte’s advance. Ossipee escorted the Miller out, noting heavy damage to the captured guns.
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Lapsley
G. W. Jones
Port-de-Paix
Port-au- Prince
Hippolyte
Port-au-Prince
Caroline Miller
New York
Légitime
St. Mare
United States Sloop of War
Ossipee
City Notes and Local News in June Proceedings
City notes report June hours for trades ending at 2 p m Saturdays and 6 p m other days. Boston death rate and totals recorded 20.67 and 165 for the period. The Franklin Typographical Society plans to buy Columbus avenue corner property and Chandler street land, erect a two story building with society hall on the second floor. Schooner H W Cushman sails tomorrow for Bar Harbor with Hotel des Isles cargo. Victims from the Hotel Van Ness explosion include Herbert J. Russell, who died at City Hospital, and Thomas Werthern of 478 Cambridge Street who died there yesterday. The Rev George E Ellis delivered a life of Aaron D Weld at Parker's dinner. Prince School may reopen June 19 for graduation. Diphtheria cases decline but deaths total four with three families affected. New England Historic Genealogical Society to hear a paper on the Currency of Early New England by William B Weeden. City Council order appoints Crocker Lane and Minot Jr as tax system commission to study Boston taxation.
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The
Franklin Typographical Society
Columbus Avenue
Chandler Street
H. W. Cushman
Calvin Perkins
Hotel Des Isles
Bar Harbor
Herbert J. Russell
van Ness
Park Square
City Hospital
Thomas Werthern
Cambridge Street
Allston
George E. Ellis
Aaron D. Weld
Agricultural Club
Parker
New England Historic Genealogical Society
New England
William B. Weeden
Providence
R. I
Hart
George G. Crocker
Jonathan A. Lane
William Minot, Jr
Boston
Moody Boynton Guilty in Post Office Assault Case
Haverhill June 2 The police court tried the Buttrick Boynton case with post office employees and bystanders testifying that Boynton was the assailant. Judge Carter found him guilty and fined $10 plus costs, totaling $34.43. Mr Boynton appealed.
Valley Field Farm Auction in Lexington Estate Sale
Samuel Hatch & Co auctioneers announce sale of a large farm in Lexington known as Valley Field Farm. The property sits on Waltham and Middle Streets and forms part of the estate of the late owner. Boston office at No 9 Congress Street handles the proceedings.
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Samuel Hatch & CO
Fice
Congress St
Boston
Lexington
Valley Field Farm
Waltham and
Middle Sts
Holbrook & For
No. 12
Post Office Sq
Ornate Middlesex County Farm Auction Near Lexington Depot
ORLANDO TOMPKINS, one-half mile from Lexington Depot and nine miles from Boston. Will be sold at public auction on Tuesday, June 4, 1889, at 3 30 p m on the premises. This farm contains upwards of 100 acres, with an orchard of over 200 apple trees, berry beds, and a two story mansion with 18 rooms. Buildings include large barns, carriage house, silo, ice house, and running water from a spring. Trains from Boston & Lowell station run nearby. Terms generous. $500 cash. Farm may be seen on premises. further particulars from the auctioneers. On Wednesday, June 5, at 2 o'clock, plan for sale of cattle and horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Depot
Boston
Middlesex County
Boston & Lowell Station
Auction Sale Of Corner Lot At Brookline Ave And Austin St
Auctioneers office 56 Warren Street advertises the sale of a valuable 25 609 square foot corner lot at the Brookline avenue and Austin street intersection opposite Longwood Park. The 169 by 151 foot parcel sits near city and Brookline improvements and Longwood Station with easy access by horse and steam cars. Sale Wednesday June 5 at 4 p m on premises with $500 paid at sale.
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Brookline Avenue
Austin Street
Longwood Park
Boston
Brookline
Riverdale
Back Bay Park
Longwood Station
Albany RR
Mortgagee's Sale of Charlestown Monument Sq Property
Warren Institution for Savings Auction to sell at public sale on June 26 1889 at four o'clock in the afternoon the Monument square Charlestown parcel lot four and parts of three and five described in the Fuller mortgage deed. Four thousand thirty-two square feet subject to existing restrictions. Terms: 500 cash at sale, balance in ten days. Boston June 1 1889. Henry W. Brace attorney for mortgagee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Fuller
Warren Institution For Savings
Ted
Suffolk
Monument Square
Boston
Charlestown
County of Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
John Soley
T. & J. Doane, Jr
Middlesex South District Registry of
Monument Court
Levi Goodnow
Francis Thompson
Fuller
George Hyde
Middlesex South
Henry W. Brace
Washington Street
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Theria
Absecon Light
Northeast End
Ruth Darling
Chincoteague Light
Cape Charles
Cape Henry
E. L. Pettingill
Hatteras Lighthouse
Cape Hatteras Light
Iamond
Alice R. Chester
Currituck
Iteras Lighthouse S
Bermide
Barbados
EBON
MO Ey RO
Woman’s Club
Evangelistic Association
Philadelphias
Nash
Farrar
Quinn
Irwin
Kennett
Hallman
Clarkson
Casey
Wood
Mulvey
Johnston
Richardson
Bennett
Clements
Fogarty
Brown
Hayti
Moody Boynton
Orlando Tompkins
L. Foster Morse
Warren Street
Charles W. Sawyer
Globe Building
Dudley Street
Upham’s Corner
Dorchester
N.E. K.R
Stoughton Street
Summer Street
L. L. P. Atwood & CO
Pemberton Sq
Centre St
Jamaica Plain
South St
Roslindale
Roxbury Institution For Savings
Roslindale Station
Walter, Knoll and
Arundel Streets
Walter Street
Bradford Estate
Skinner Hill
Massachusetts Title Company
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
State Street
Fitzroy
Dedham
N. E
BALCH
Devonshire Street
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Richards & CO