Reform talk and the Independents praise and critique
A Massachusetts Reform Club dinner features Carl Schurz Everett P Wheeler and Boston leaders as President Farlow presides. Schurz condemns reactionaries who attack civil service reform while praising the President’s steadfast pledge to reform and end spoils-politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Reform Club
Parker
Carl Schurz
Everett P. Wheeler
New York
John S. Farlow
James Freeman Clarke
Charles R. Codman
Bainbridge Wadleigh
George S. Hale
William Everett
Winslow Warren
George Fred Williams
Edward Atkinson
Josiah Quincy, Jr
Phineas Pierce
Farlow
National Civil Service Law
Massachusetts
Cleveland
United States
Appropriations Committee
House of Representatives
Civil Service Commission
Congress
Saturday dining clubs gather at Parker House and Young's
Ex governors presidents and club officers led Saturday meals across Boston venues. Frederick Smith presided at the Agricultural Club banquet at the Parker House while Marshall Wilder hosted and celebrated Colonel Wilder’s eighty eighth birthday during a Talvs visit planned for September. Thirteen Threotype Club guests joined Colonel Sampson at Young's with William Warren and Major S H Leonard in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker House
Frederick Smith
New Hampshire
Agricultural Club
Marshall P. Wilder
B. C. Clark
Talvs
Point Shirly
Wilder
Threotype Club
Young
A. N. Sampson
William R. Warren
Fall River
S. H. Leonard
Fourth Battalion Rifles
Papyrus Club
Revere House
Sullivan
Harvey N. Shepard
New England Club
Young’s
F. W. Cheeney
Cereal Club
H. B. Goodwin
Chamber of Commerce
Massachusetts Club
William H. Loring
Portland
John M. Twohey
Boston
Newtowne Club
Douglass Frazar
Japan
George H. Howard
Alpine Quartet
Henry W. Foster
Charles C. Perkins
Handel and Hayden Society
Boston Club
Parker
Samuel D. Crane
Excursion to the Northwest Planned by Boston Merchants
A Boston Chamber of Commerce gathering discussed a Northwest excursion destination Washington Territory. S. M. Case led as president with about twenty pledges to join and a July start to reach Chicago the next Saturday to visit stock yards. Notable attendees included George McKay and several merchants. another planning meeting is scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Boston Chamber of Commerce and Marketmen and Lumber Desiers of
Boston
Washington Territory
S. M. Case
Chicago
George #. McKay
Faneuil Hall Market
John P. Hilton
Charles H. Gass
L. A. Belknap
Charles P. Chapin
George Buchanan
Sullivan B. Newton
H. C. Warres
C. C. Coffin
George H. Bailey
Charles F. Page
Oscar C. Pullen
Ellis Miller
R.A. Sturtevant
Andrew J. Love
Old Guards Arrive in Boston for Ancient and Honorable Day
Lieutenant-Commander Henry E. Smith Major Sloane H E Meade and S M Sanderson of the Old Guard of New York arrived in Boston for the Ancient and Honorable day celebration. Sunday included visits to Point Shirley with other sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLD Guards
Henry E. Smith
Major Sloane
H. E. Meade
S. M. Sanderson
Old Guard of
New York
Boston
Point Shirley
Mr. Meade
Adams House
Mr. Sanderson
Young’s
Smith
W. Russell
Revere House
Rumor Denied On Pastor Call To City Church
Rumor that Rev. Mr. Stebbins of San Francisco would be called to the First Church is denied as unfounded. Prominent society members stated yesterday no consideration or likelihood of such an appointment has occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stebbins
San Francisco
Remedy Praised for Nervous Debility and Dyspepsia
Dr. E. W. Hill of Glens Falls New York endorses 8 bays as a successful remedy for nervous and general debility and atonic dyspepsia praising its use in low states of the appetite and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hill
Glens Falls
N. Y
Ancient and Honorable Programme for 248th Anniversary
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company marks its 248th anniversary with parade church service sermon and banquet. Officers will be elected and commissioned as guests from other cities attend. The procession routes from Faneuil Hall to the State House and back to the armory ending with a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Faneuil Hall
Henry KE. Smith
Old South Church
Dartmouth
Boylston
South Market
Commercial
State
Kilby
Exchange Place
Congress
Washington
School
Beacon
State House
Robinson
Tremont
Hioward M. Dow
Charles R. Adams
L. F. Cc. Richardson
Annie H. Lord
Helen A. Russell
H. H. Sawyer
Cc. McCullar
R. Baker
H. C. Barnabee
Clarence E. Hay
Vincenzo Cirillo
Ezra J. Truel
Oliver A. Roberts
Salisbury
Political drift shapes state conventions and district contests
Boston likely hosts both state party conventions as Worcester’s no-license vote narrows site options. Republicans may choose Boston for Springfield repeat risk, while Democrats also favor Boston. Pillsbury’s Senate stance boosts attorney general prospects and hints at a future congressional bid. In Worcester, tenth district race pits Rice incumbency vs Bates, a tight fight with statewide interest. Governor Robinson faces several reappointments and Usher vacancy leaving key posts unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Springfield
Boston
Grinnell
Springfeld
Pillsbury
Senate
Adin Thayer
Rice
Theodore C. Bates
Bates
Stae
Robinson
Usher
Everett A. Stevens
Civil Service
James M. Bugbee
Orrest E. Barker
Harbor
John S. Baker
Frank Hobart
Executive Chamber
Braintree Statesman
Suffolk Club
Beacon Street
Mayflower Outpaces Huron in Coastal Brush Sail
The Mayflower and Huron staged a windward duel along the harbor about ten in the forenoon, the Mayflower gaining several lengths and finishing near Marblehead after a 15 mile run. Burgess praises the Mayflower’s trim and predicts strong showing in June races with the Puritan. The Boston Yacht Club regattas are set for City Point June 23 and July 22, with entries due the day before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Marblehead
Burgess
New York
Lawley
Mr. Burgess
Hanniel
Congress Street
Boston Yacht Club
City Point
Meer
Pfaff
W. L. Wellman
Postoffice Square
Dorchester Yacht Club
Nahant
New England Yacht Racing Association
Henry B. Callender
Court Square
Boston Beats Kansas City in National Game Standings Shift
The Boston team defeated the Kansas Citys 4 to 0 at the South End grounds on Saturday. Stemmyer pitched well for Boston. strong batting but weak Boston defense noted. Standings show Boston moving to fifth place ahead of Kansas City with Detroit leading the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowboys
Bostons
South End Grounds
Kansas Citys
Stemmyer
New England and Intercollegiate League Scores and Standings
In New England League games at Lawrence Brockton and Newburyport Boston Blues, Portland, Newburyport and Exeter results noted. Intercollegiate play in New Haven Cambridge Providence and Concord with Harvard Princeton Brown Exeter wins cited. Standings show Haverhills Brocktons and leaders, with race dynamics amid injuries and tough luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Lawrence
Amesbury
Amesburys
Boston College
Exeter
N. H
Exeters
Harvard
Boston Blues
Haverhills
Brocktons
League Matchups and College Pairings Across Cities
League games feature Kansas Citys at Boston and Chicagos at New York. Detroits visit Philadelphia with St. Louis at Washington. American-St. Louis faces Louisville with Cin cins at Pittsburg. Mets play Baltimore. New England Bostons travel to Brockton and Port lands visit Haverhill. Lawrences meet Newbury port. Intercollegiate Princeton hosts Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Citys
Boston
Chicagos
New York
Detroits
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Louisville
Cincinnatis
Pittsburg
Mets
Baltimore
New England
Bostons
Brockton
Portlands
Haverhill
Lawrences
Newburyport
Princetons
Amherst
The Colonels Peculiarity in Washington
The Washington Critic notes a West Virginian known for slow payments visited Commissioner Miller to seek an office. A day later his district’s Congressman also went to the office. The colonel reportedly paid his respects, but the exchange raises surprise about payment timing and conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Miller
Blank
Mr. Miller
Mr. M
Petro-Phosphorated Elixir of Calisaya Tonic Patent Medicine
The elixir is advertised as a tonic for dyspepsia indigestion low mood and debility. It claims preventive value against fever and intermittent fevers and cites Caswell Hazard & Co New York as makers and druggists as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calisaya
Caswell, Hazard & Co
New York
Rumor of Mason Yacht Accident Discredited by Friends
Friends of J B Mason of the Boston Museum company doubt a circulating report that he drowned while furling a jib on his yacht Fantine. A week after sailing from Boston toward New York with his brother Lowell Mason and Wescott, no confirmation or details emerged, and manager Charles W Thomas reported no news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Mason
Boston Museum Company
Boston
Fantine
New York
Lowell Mason
Wescott
Vineyard Haven
Jimmy
Mason
Mr. Mason
Charles W. Thomas
Lawsuit index with cases listed by session and parties
A dense docket of cases arranged by session lists plaintiffs and defendants such as Sutler vs Kingsbury Bodish. Alden v Thurber. Fitch v Hartshorn. Burdette v Lewis. Warren v Perry. Clere v Rennon. Ingersull v Boston. Mayo v Treet. Harington v Boston. Lewey v Barney. and many more. It notes first and second sessions with Judge Knowlton and notes October lists, with parties including Boston and Albany, Charter Oak, and various firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutler
Kingsbury
Alden
Thurber
Fitch
Hartshorn
Enn's
Crosby
Burdette
Lewis
Mouthhouse
Whitney
Roberts
White
Warren
Perry
Storer
Middlesex
Bueek
Boston
Heagan
Same
Gilbert
Guild
Russell
Dunne
Shuman
Clere
Rennon
Ingersull
Mayo
Treet
Harington
Lewey
Barney
Smith
South Boston RR
Treasure Trove at Capitol Reservoir Reveals Hidden Treasures
Washington correspondence notes a fish reservoir near the Capitol where spectators watch clear water and gold colored fish. Laborers cleaning the pool uncover mud and small items, including dimes nickels and occasional rings and gold pieces, tossed in by senators and representatives as “tips.” The fish reportedly do not swallow these objects and the perch are unblemished by the debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Correspondence
Minneapolis Tribune
Capitol
Ship News Highlights Arrivals Off Scilly to Queenstown
Steamer names and origins listed with arrival and departure dates. Lessing from New York off Scilly June 5. Iowa from Boston off Kinsale. Parisian from Montreal at Moville. Monarch from New York off Portland. Sorrento from New York at Hamburg. North Britain from Coosaw at Hull. Boston City from Boston at London. Walton Thomas from New Orleans at Antwerp. Wells City from New York at Bristol. Catalonia from Boston for Liverpool passed Malin Head June 5. Waldesian from Boston for Glasgow passed Malin Head June 5. Notices advise captains on barometer readings and sea level measurement for timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scilly
Lessing
New York
Kinsale
Iowa
Boston
Moville
Parisian
Montreal
Portland
Monarch
Hamburg
Sorrento
Hull
North Britain
Coosaw
London
Boston City
Antwerp
Walton Thomas
New Orleans
Bristol
Worcester clergyman visits Boston saloons at night during temperance meeting
The Rev. Hugh Montgomery of Worcester spoke at Tremont Temple about visiting several crowded saloons from 9:30 to 11:45 pm. He noted minors in one Green street bar run by a woman, described stairwell revelry, and criticized police inaction and city authorities for lax enforcement of liquor laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Montgomery
Worcester
Tremont Temple
Green Street
Court Street
Montgomery
William O'Connor
Parker Hill
O’connor
Stephen Lawless
James Donlan
David Anderson
Dover Street
Hogan
Station 3
George W. Brady
Joseph Mahan
Wise & Kohan
Portland Street
James O’ Brien
Chelsea Street
Charlestown
Apple Island
James Broddin
Albert W. Hope
Ek Washington Street
James O’brien
Harrison Avenue
Morris Lawton
Third Street
South
Boston
City Hospital
Charles Ristine
George W. White
William Mulhall
East Brookline Street
Ristine
M. A. Crowley
Daniel Sullivan
Henry A. Clay
East Sixth Street
South Boston
Church of the Advent
St. Anne’s
Dorchester
Grace
Lawrence
Our Saviour
Longwood
Lowell
Medford
St. Thomas
Methuen
St. Peter’s
Salem
All Saints
S. B. Whitney
John A. Preston Ther
Music Teachers’ National Association
Airy berth on a Pullman car shocks a Westbound traveler
A Chicago Herald reader recalls a tramp sleeping in a hammock under a sleeping car for fifty miles. He awoke to find the intruder snoring loudly on an improvised bed during a mountain passage. The tramp rode on without a ticket until discovered and bounced from the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Herald
California
Port of Boston Shipping News June 5 1897 Arrivals and Clears
The Boston port report lists arrivals including the British Crown from London via Halifax the Cumberland from St John and the Tremont from Portland plus several brigs and schooners with cargoes of sugar phosphate and moose. Various vessels cleared for Halifax Glasgow Yarmouth and Portland with passengers and freight. Weather described as light airs calms and later squally with fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Crown
Smith
London
Eng
Halifax
Moise
Henderson Bros
Cumberland
Thompson
St John
Eastport
Portland
Tigers
W Hi Kilby
Williamsport
Miller
Philadelphia
Tremont
Donovan
Geneva
Gregory
Cienfuegos
E Atkins & Co
Arthur
Shankle
Cow Bay
Ben Boit
Drake
Milford
Baskell
Port George
Fla
Virginia Lee Hickman
Fisher
Dallen
Genevieve
Haley
Charleston
Bradley Fertilizing Company
Weymouth
Fiedric Light
Malcomson
Baltimore
Emma B Shaw
Campbell
Chrome
Bunker
Daniel Brittain
Coleman
Ella Brown
Heath
Weehawken
M E Eldridge
Kelley
Hoboken
Jerusha Baker
Chase
William F Collins
Higgins
New York
Golden Rule
Long
Calais
Harry C Chester
Sanborn
Machias
J M Eaton
Parsons
Rockport
Triten
Amee
Eliot
Gold Hunter
Littlefield
York
Mystery
Baker
John 8 North
Herding
Gay Head
Scha
H Jones
Shop
Electric Light
Condon
Barrington
Jennie Preston
Lewis
Knickebocker
Blair
Lizzie Moses
Swaim
Kodiak
Henderson
Hoen
Worcester
Allen
Nickerson & Crosby
Alpha
Davis
Yarmouth
JG Ball & Co
Horian
Swain
Glasgow
Arthur C Wade
Sherman
Cardenas
Kinman & Co
Florence J Henderson
Eldridge
Havana
Fitz Bros & Co
Scis
Alaska
Bishop
Monecton
James Stevenson
Anna
Brown
Port Lorne
Delorg & Seaman
Kenniston
Windsor
JS Emery & Co
Barkentine
L M Smith
Marter
Annie W. Pye
Moncton
Addie John
J G Hall
Three Kinds of Play in the Orchestra
The Philadelphia News reports that orchestra members leave their seats during acts not for rest but to play a game called bank. They return to perform a soulful melody revealing the winner who stands out among the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philadelphia News
The Ideal Church Lecture by Rev George L Perin
The first in a four lecture series by Rev George L Perin at the YM Union on Boylston Street explored the idea of an ideal church. He urged openness to diverse creeds while stressing worship in spirit and truth and the unity of truth over dogma. He urged love of truth, shared aims, and inclusive fellowship for rich and poor alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Landor Perin
Young Men’s Christian Union
Boylston Street
Ideal Church
Christ
Golden City
A San Francisco Belle and a Secret Love
A San Francisco Chronicle narrative recalls a man bragging of a romance with a demure blonde spinster. In a crowded Kearny Street moment she bows to him, provoking a chorus of hat-tips from eight men who had believed they alone attracted her. The scene reveals rival affections and the social attention of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Dre
Kearney
Phere
Yes
Paris Hotels Publish Fare in Newspapers
Paris hotels print their dinner menus in daily papers. Readers can learn from the Figaro each morning what the Grand Hotel plans to serve to guests in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
fPall Mall Gazette
Paris
Boston Art Club elects five new members at monthly meeting
The Boston Art Club elected William H. Ames H. J. Davis Victor J. Loring Eugene K. Luke and John H. Webster. A gift of $50 to the library by Rev R C Waterston was acknowledged and the club-house hours were set from 6 to 11 p m July 1 to September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Art Club
William H. Ames
H. J. Davis
Victor J. Loring
Eugene K. Luke
John H. Webster
R. C. Waterston
Bostonian Society
Old State House
E. G. Porter
Lexington
Bennett Street
Rowe’s Wharf
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Tremont
C. B
N. B. Jones
J. A. McElwain
O. M. Lord
E. Davies
I. P. Briggs
Leonard’s
Margaret A. Nolan
Lewis Street
Shipping News and Coastal Trades Report Highlights
From Our Correspondents Wieeyard Haven June 4 lists several vessels and routes including Coggswell to Boston and South Amboy to Haverhill with several names such as Kate and Mary, Marion Draper, and Francis Coftin. Fish receipts today reach 60,000 lbs codfish and 90,000 lbs halibut. vessels Maine and Atlantic trade updates follow. A late June entry notes the schooner Harvest Home running aground near Boothbay and will be repaired after discharging lumber. several ships sail or depart from Calais and Bangor bound for New York Boston Gloucester and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wieeyard Haven
Arschs
Kate
Mary
Coggswell
Rondout
Boston
Eagiet
Dickinson
South Amboy
Haverhill
Marion Draper
Booker
Hallowell
New York
Amelia
le Blanc
Nual Bay
PSI
New Bedford
Francis Coftin
Mehaffy
Ellsworth
Frolic
Joy
Providence
Cottage City
Moselle
Gould
Port Williams
Grand Banks
Lucy Rea
Emmad Myes
Emily
Jenny
Philadelphia
Pracula
Marblehead
Millbridge
Ibs Crusoe
Leighton
Mabel Stout
Portland
Everett
Eaton
Calais
Strout
Folly Rock
Raritania
Lincoln
Wilson
Itasca
Battie Goudey
J C Haraden
Boston Cricket Club Defeated By Albions In Close Match
At Cambridge on Saturday the Bostons lost to the Albions by 87 to 86 in a tightly contested game on the Boston Cricket Club grounds. The Harvard Cricket Club played Longwood, with Longwoods 107 and Harvard 54. the game was postponed to Wednesday at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Cricket Club
Cambridge
Bostons
Albions
Harvard Cricket Club
Longwood
Longwoods
Harvards
Maritime ship movements dated June across ports and routes
A period list of arrivals, sails, and destinations from Antwerp to Liverpool and beyond. Vessels include Pennland Weyer Abana Edam Solon Harrogate Wells City Alfred the Great Valkyria Helene Racehorse Olive Mount Naomi North Britain Galileo Sorrento St Laurent Iowa Benison and Prince Henry with routes to New York Boston Cardiff Bremen and Rio Janeiro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Pennland
Weiss
New York
Boness
Alfred the Great
Porter
Quebec
Cronstadt
Fastnet
Olive Mount
Smith
Lobos de Riuera
Gothenburg
Boomerang
Brunswick
Naomi
Hutt
North Britain
Clark
Coosaw
Sydney
Galileo
Potter
Boston
Hamburg
Sorrento
Muller
Wavre
King Cerdic
Rio Janeiro
San Francisco
Voyages and sailings of ships and steamers listed
A dated shipping list records vessels cleared, passed, or sailed on various dates from June to May, naming ships such as Assyrian Monarch, Parisian, Chateau Lafitte, Republic, Labrador, and others. Ports include New York, Cardiff, London, Liverpool, Boston, Havre, and Rio de Janeiro, with routes to or from Glasgow, Antwerp, Montreal, and Pensacola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Berry
Cardiff
Prince Regent
Bras
Philadelphia
Harrison
New York
Durham City
Lund
Boston
Surrey
Murrel
Baltimore
Bristol
Lawrence
Antwerp
Lundy Island
Martha Gobb
Greenbank
Rio Janeiro
Malin
Waldensian
James
Glasgow
Ovile
Republic
Glendell
Liverpool
Araby Maid
Stonehouse
San Francisco
Wotterdam
Pealand
Bobjer
Hip Janetto
Mary L Burrill
Eldridge
Vanduare
Allan
Delaware
Glasgyw
London Dereyy
Londonderry
Belfast
Berens
City OF Rome
Henderson Brothers
Bowling Green
State Street
Steamer Gertrude Runs Ashore Near Cape Pineo
The steamer Gertrude of Sunderland, voyage from New Orleans to Copenhagen with a corn cargo, ran ashore Friday night off Cape Pineo Newfoundland and is likely to be a total wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Gertrude
Sunderland
Souder
New Orleans
Copenhagen
Cape Pineo
Light frame and tanks in place at Romer Shoals beacon
Notice to mariners reports the new frame for the light and two iron boiler-like tanks installed on the old Romer Shoals beacon but no light yet shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Romer Shoals
Whaling Log Entries From March to May Off Cape Lewis and San Francisco
The Canton and Joan Worcester sail for whaling from off Cape Lewis. The Canton reports 750 barrels off San Francisco on May 23. The Rising Sun sails from Provincetown 21 days out with no oil after breaking May 80 at latitude 33 N longitude 73 30 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Lewis
Canton
Howland
San Francisco
Joan Worcester
Gage
Rising Sun
Taylor
Provincetown
Maritime traffic list with ships and positions
A compiled spread shows multiple ships and barks with routes origins destinations and positions. Entries include Henry Bros signal on a propeller steamer southwest bound near Frying Pan Lightship on June 1 and numerous vessels such as Phasis Athlon Union Iron Duke Bark vin Bark Wm Phillips Bark Compade Bark Mitchell A Bark Tillie Baker City of Boston Stella Clan Mackenzie and Elvira with dates lat long and voyage details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bros
Norejernen
Reinertsen
Havre
Saguenay
Phasis
Chrystal
Cardiff
San Francisco
Athlon
Dexter
New York
Amsterdam
Jon
Union
Fokken
Baltimore
Hamburg
Iron Duke
Jones
Queenstown
Bark
Compade
Harkness
Portland
Maryport
Mitchell A
Maresca
Manila
Tillie Baker
Carty
Squiaue
Boston
Lon
City
Fairbairn
New Orleans
Stella
Horn
Bremen
Clan Mackenzie
Harris
Penarth
Ambrig
Liv i
Africa
Elvira
Evers
Flume
Philadelphia
Gibraltar
Sunderland
Harold
Burris
Dunkirk
Wrecks and Groundings Reported Across Atlantic Voyages
A string of maritime misfortunes and salvage events from Cape Race to New York. Vessels wrecked or grounded include the steamer Gertrude at Cape Race with 111 888 bushels corn and 13000 grain bags. the Newport Bark Virginia lost near Little Cayman. brig F A Clairemonte stranded at Arroyo, PA. brig Ze'e from Rio Grande to Freemantle distressed with a $3000 bottomry bond. and the Edgartown steamer Victor ashore at Wee Hawken. Also noted are the Camden refloating after discharging coal. Wm A Morrell grounded on Hampton Bar and later lightered. Sir George Savage arriving leaking. Dera condemned for the elevator project. Ernst T Lee pumped and beached. Othello sighting the marooned derelict near Grimsby. Ida Frapvis abandoned. the Charles f Tuilie launched in New Haven. Lake Nepigon reporting iceberg congestion near Cape Race. Crown of Aragon arriving at Alexandria with propeller loss. Kentigern in Rio vicinity. and a large New York kerosene fire aboard Chiava valued at about 160 090 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude
New Orleans
Copenhagen
Cape Race
Virginia
Newport
Barbadoes
Little Cayman
F A Clairemonte
Weymouth
Arroyo
Ze’e
Boston
Freemantle
Rio Grande
Edgartown
Victor
Jenkins
Weehawken
North Sydney
Camden
New York
North Bar
Norfolk
Morrell
Richmond
Hampton Bar
Cobb
Sir George Savage
Bath
Dera
Pensacola
Genoa
Elevator Company
Algiers
Philadelphia
Ernst T Lee
Grimsby
Othello
Darien
Stern
Waldoboro
Pdeubtiess
Ida Frapvis
Henry Sutton
Wallace Wood
Gessner & Neal
Charles F Tuttle
James Graham
J D Dewell
J M Lines
Charles E Grannis
Vat Name «& King
London
Liverpool
Montreal
St Pierre
Maritime Ship Movements and Arrivals Across Ports
A dense log lists steamers barks and brigs with destinations from New York Cardiff Newport Baltimore and more. Vessels include Starbuck Malia Emanuel Swedenborg Scott Mindet and Nova Scotian with sailings to Liverpool Antwerp Halifax Swansea and Yokohama.
Salting Deadlines For Pacific Steamers Noted
For Honolulu and Hawaiian Kingdom via Australia line schedule lists Tuesday June 15. For Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent ports via Oceanic line schedule lists Tuesday June 22. Letters for Pacific steamers must be mailed at the Boston Post Office at least eight days before salting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hawaiian Kingdom
Australia
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Oceanic
Pacific
Boston
Lawrence Manufacturing stockholders meet at Boston office
The annual meeting of the stockholders will be held at the treasurer’s office No. 60 State Street Boston on Tuesday June 8 at 1 o clock p m. Henry C Richards secretary June 2 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Manufacturing Company
State Street
Boston
Henry C. Richards
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Philadelphia
Spartan
Long Wharf
Broman
Charleston
Savannah
Wilmington
West
E.b.sampson
Business directory highlights several reliable firms in Decatur area
A list of local businesses includes services from typing and electrical work to furniture, marble, insurance, law, and packing. Notable entries mention Eastman in Decatur, Curtis at 8 Boylston St, and Perkins & Pierce at 3 Byron St among others, signaling varied offerings and regional reach.
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Reform
Friends of Reform
Horsford’s
Ancient and Honorables
Kansas City
Bostops
Myers
Bostone
Wiedman
Poorman
Burdock
Johnston
Gunning
Passett
Morrill
Wise
Bassett
McQueery
Hackett
Wildwitches
Gaffney
New Yorks
Washingtons
Philadelphias
Detroit
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Civeneresssa Ue
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Flaverhill
Wscesccveses
Lawyedce
Anes
Cccess
Newdutypoft
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Pocuedg
Os Sence
Brock Tor
Cccceoes
Williats
Amhersts
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