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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1890

Page

3

Fires Destroy Cotton Warehouse in Salem

A lightning strike during a heavy thunder shower set a large cotton warehouse on E. B. Lane's wharf ablaze in Salem. Over 30,000 dollars worth of raw cotton stored by Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co. was lost, with about 1,000 dollars damage to adjacent property. Insurance covered losses.

Salem E. B. Lane Union Street Naumkeay Steam Cotton Company Gumkeag Company Gardner Jane G William Barrett Westardner Holyoke Mutual Granite State Portsmouth Marblehead Henry Snow Reed’s Hill Philadelphia Penn Globe and Gasight Company Episcopal Hospital Warsaw Doksyce

Independent Party formed by Farmers Alliance and Knights of Labor

The Farmers' Alliance and Knights of Labor ended a three day session in Huron South Dakota with a decision to form a new political party named the Independent Party. A convention for action was formed and a platform pledges woman suffrage a graded service pension liquor prohibition and revenue tariff with opposition to passes by officials.

Sr. Pavu Minn Pioneer Press Huron Farmers’ Alliance Knights of Labor Independent Party The Farmer's Ollisnce and Industrial Union and Knights of I

Indian Uprising on Menominee Reservation Reported

June 6 Milwaukee reports an uprising rumor on the Menominee reservation at Koshena. Ex-agent Jennings refuses to vacate the agency. inspector Chisney suspended him. Agents Kelsey and others left the reservation amid reports of a conspiracy to eject government officials. Troops from Fort Snelling may be sent to assist.

Milwaukee Wis Koshena Jennings Chisney Sawyer Kelsey Fort Snelling

Richard Croker Arrives in New York on Aller

Richard Croker Tammany Hall chieftain arrived in New York on the steamer Aller this evening. He was met at the wharf by Mayor Grant and other Tamany men and a group of newspaper men, but he refused to talk politics.

New York Richard Croker Tammany Hall Aller Grant Tammany

Rutland Music Festival draws record crowds from across New England

The Rutland Musical Festival Association stages its second and third concerts drawing large crowds from Vermont and neighboring states. Emma Judi performed an aria from Carmen in the afternoon while the Temple Quartet of Boston received encores. Mlle Clementine De Vere won evening honors with an aria from Donizetti. The chorus performed Massenet and Von Webern pieces, including a debut of the former in this country. Tomorrow features Wilczek and De Vere in a symphony program, with the festival ending tonight in Verdi and Wagner selections.

Rurnano Rutland Musical Festival Association New York New Hampshire Massachusetts Rutland Emma Judi Carmen Temple Quartette Boston Hnving Hnving Deserved Encores With Each Selection. Miss Campbell, Mr. Babcock Lawton Mlle Clementine de Vere Imad Donizetti Lucia Massenet von Weinzien

Boot and Shoe Workers' Convention Elected Leaders

At Rochester New York on June 6 the International Boot and Shoe Workers convention elected President Charles Irish of Hamilton Ontario and other officers. An executive board was named with members from Maine Connecticut Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Delegates to the American Federation of Labor meeting in Detroit were chosen. Portland Maine June 6. Heney Bros built coal sheds on Long Island and today the sheds collapsed losing an estimated hundred tons of coal.

Rochester N. Y Boot and Workers Charles Irish Hamilton Ont Edward Foster Haverhill H. J. Skettington Boston Towne Maine George E. Allen Portland P. T. Frayne Springvale Connecticut Emimons Massachusetts P. J. Mulligan Brockton Henry Lyons North Adams Harry ©. Moulton American Federation of Labor Detroit H. J. Skeffington C. 5 Heney Bros Long Island Colorado Jenkins, Hall Eng Ridge Sanderson & Son Cedric Wergeland Nor Wiese Baracoa WW & U K Noyes Penobscot Ingraham Bangor Kennebec Collins Bath Forest City Snownan Geo Hughes Belleveau Cove Gold Hunter Rawding Clementsport R Carson Sweet Alma Wood Stanley Lehman Blew Sharp Philadelphia Mary Wellington Robbins Hoboken Nellie Eaton Ashford Erth Amboy Scclia Wilson & Willard Kelley Gus Raith Coleman Sadie Furness Yarmouth Stanwood J G Hall & Co Bark Hull Observation Barkentine Cornelia Soule Chatham General Whitney Miranda Hans & Kurt Sloucester Portland Head New York New York, June 6—Seh Cerdic St John City Hark Dominico M Chandeleur Island Bark Ocean Sonya Reef Delaware EF Sutton Manzanits Punta Hollandes Vineyard Haven Sir Elizabeth Ellsworth Marwichsport Mass Bear River Digby Baltimore Whitestone Morgan Sea Fawn Mt Desert Long Island Sound Hart Island Norfolk Jamie Carlton Simith Provincetown Emma Curtis Essex Surinam Win Matheson Willie L Swift Ed McKray New London W Simmons Lanesville Race Point Scott’s Dock Quebec Norwood Kraveness Greenock Havana Sir Thomas Pillsbury Sagua

Yale Football Association elects officers at annual meeting

New Haven June 6. At the Yale Football Association annual meeting the officers named are President J. B. Sears class of 1891 Vice President W. W. Heffelfinger class 1891 Secretary R. A. Paddock class 1892 Treasurer H. W. Bayne class 1892 A cash balance of 1125 is reported.

New Hayes Comn Yale Football Association J. B. Sears W. W. Heffelfinger Shetf H. W. Bayne R. A. Paddock

Supreme Court affirms conviction of ex Sheriff Flack and others

In New York the Supreme Court general term up held the conviction and sentence of ex Sheriff Flack. The two Flacks faced conspiracy charges for arranging the divorce of the elder Flack from his wife and were under sentence awaiting appeal.

New York Supreme Court Flack

Mohonk Conference Advances Race Relations Agenda

At Laxi Mohonk New York the Mohonk Negro Conference opens with President Gates presenting resolutions urging education in normal industrial and home uplifting programs. Speakers include Judge Tourgee Andrew D White and General Howard with optimism for peaceful solutions and future meetings.

Laxi Mohonk N. Y Gates Tourgee Andrew D. White John Glenn Baltimore Brinkerhoff Ohio South New York Edna H. Dean Cheney Boston Andrews Methodist Church Executive Committee Hall Brooklyn Hayes Smiley

Harvard College Buys Brighton Estate for 48000

Harvard College purchased a large Brighton estate on North Harvard Street Ward 25 from Martha S. Willard for 48000. The 1345335 square foot property includes one building assessed at 5600 with total estate value 33000. Other local real estate moves include the Thomas Cole estate sale on Washington street and Melrose Highlands auction results.

Harvard College Brighton Harvard Street Martha S. Willard Thomas Cole Washington Street Lewis J. Bird & Co Melrose Highlands Melrose Street John Doherty Allston Mansfield Street Thomas H. Smith R. M. Pulsifer E. B. Haskell E. H. Andrews South Boston F Street Dyer Avenue Michael J. Dyer Mary A. Sheehan

Obituary Notices From Gloucester And Farmington

The schooner J H Carey arrived from Cape North with colors half mast for the losses of Captain John Gourville and Raymond White who drowned May 24 during trawling. Huldah Rockwell a centenarian died of pneumonia at Green's Farms Conn aged 100 years 9 months 16 days. Arthur Millett a Gloucester Custom House inspector died from paralytic shock. he served in the Civil War and lost an arm. Jeacon Abel Russell a prominent Farmington Me citizen died aged 75.

J. H. Carey Gloucester Cape North John Gourville Raymond White Gourville France White Nova Scotia Huldah Rockwell Sally Elwood Green's Farms Conn Joseph Rockwell Jessie Lee Granny” Rockwell Arthur Millett Gloucester Custom House Maine M.V Twentythird Newberne Presson Allen Post G.A.R Acacia Lodge Masons Jeacon Abel Russell Farmington

Notehes to TavernER on Bacon Burial at Sea

A reader from Boston writes to Taverner defending Bacon Burial at Sea as a copied work by a known copyist named Bacon. The letter notes the copyist is honest but better suited to house painting than portraiture and mentions seeing the work in progress at Bacon’s room. Dated June 6.

Bacon Sea Taverner School Street Boston KR. M. Tl

First Mackerel Arrives at Gloucester Ship Geneva Mortis

The schooner Geneva Mortis arrived this morning from the Nova Scotia coast bringing 170 barrels of large mackerel. Dealers rejoiced over the season’s early catch as scarcity has lingered for three years. Captain Mcleod notes a large mackerel body heading east and anticipates better fishing in North Bay later, while Magnolia and Scott Island traps saw few fish.

Gloucester Geneva Mortis Nova Scotia Mcleod North Bay Canso Magnolia Scott Island Boston Maine Kennebec New York Philadelphia Norfolk Newport News Baltimore River Platte Soran Ambsica Lark Sir Mary General Cargo Buenos Ayres Dark Lillie Soullard Touenos Ayres West Inpigs Lark Gieneida Martindque Ice HB Cleaves Porto Rico Hatteras Rebecca Godard Charleston Kingston Rachel Emery Port Spain Rocky Glen Surinam Lloret de Mars Annapolis Cienfuegos Burrish Province Ark Henry Lesehs Diamond Viola Loston Lochiel Woston Sydney Alena Cover Brunswick Aricibo Lander Coastwisk H . Sibley Pascagoula Roaton Lninver Sehindith Olcott Bath Fee Sehs Witch Hazel Jennie E Simmons Theo Dean Charles ' Sprague Warsteed Nettie Shipman Sarat Cullen Seb Franklin Wii Marshall Sullivan James Judge Kennebee Bessie C Beach John H May Wilmington Del Elizab Emery Lottie Friend Portland Maggie P Smith Augusta Bill Stowe Bangor Richmond Atlantic City Blien M Golder Phebe J Woodruff Fall River Providence New Bedford Edward P Avery Horse Island Abel W Parker Bridgeport Swis Ira Laffrinier Florence Nowell Richard Vaux H Skinner John Morown Joseph Eaton, Jr Warren & Potter Frankfort Sherman James Royce, Jr Tee Charles A Briggs Nathan Lawrence Hostom Cox & Green St Join Mainepene Howard Williams Emma B Shaw Lanesville Alfred Brabrook Gardiner Schass Budyinis Marion Eva Danenhower William M Bird Charles A Coulomb Jaanen Tillyer Martha L Smith William H Shubert Annie Ainsley Oscar C Schmidt RH Casey Ida Hu Mathis Swis Puritan William B Herrick Isaiah Harland Park O Clark Robert Harker Soothbay Swis Enos Phillips WS Jordan Swis May O'Neil Olive Pecker Samuel Dilloway Katie Joelan Kangor Washington Eliouth Dow Hallowell Nettie Champion Rockport Harriet Brooks Shangor Taylor & Mathis West Gouldsboro James Ponder Red Wing Somes Cove Mt Devert J F Coolidge Somes Sound MK Rawley Port Royal Sir Alfred W. Fiske Sargentaville Dixie Heaton Hamburg Marie Siedenberg Stettin Etta Eepe RI Scis Lelia E Norwood Plymouth Lock Little Nellie Josephine Swanton Louisa J Kenney Cape North Liza Georges Louisa Polleys Percy Admiral J Tt Carey Geneva Mercs Seri Otis P Lord

Salem Tragedy and Thefts Reported in June Item

Edward Symonds suffered facial and skull injuries after a circular saw fragment struck him at the car shops and will be permanently disfigured. A tramp burglary at Dr. George B. Loring’s Pickman Farm residence remains uncertain if anything was taken. An artistic luminary, Hollings patent extension lamp, touted for safety and durability, is promoted as a rural and urban life enhancer built of brass and non exploding design.

Satem Edward Symonds George B. Loring Pickman Farm

Shipping News Roundup Tells Of Vessels And Voyages

Mariners report arrivals and clearances across ports with details on steamers, brigs, schooners and tugs. Ships named include Colorado, Wergeland, Penobscot, Forest City, Geo A Chafee, and many more, with positions, routes, cargoes, and ice sightings. Coastal freights and charters rise as market activity expands amid scattered fog and favorable breeze.

Foreign Ports. Sailing notices June entries.

Antwerp to Portland and New York port departures list including Glencaird, Wara, San Francisco bound St Charles of Bath, Purrington. Illinois sails to New York. Barbados bark Maggie Thompson sails to Buenos Aires. Bilboa Nova Scotia to New York. Bremen Amaryllis to New York. Bordeaux Harvard to Adelaide via Queenstown. Dover Elmhurst to Hull. Falmouth Parthenia and Occident to Tacoma. Greenock Octavia to Quebec. Garston Agnes to Quebec. Havre Phaals to San Francisco. Hamburg China to New York. Isle of Wight Adelaide to Dunkirk. Leith Croma to New York via Dundee.

Illinois New York Lepanto Wise Baltimore Barbados Maggie Thompson Whitmore Buenos Aires Bilboa Nova Scotia Potter Bremen Amaryllis Bordeaux Harvard Chadbourne Adelaide Queenstown Dover Havre Phaals Chrystal San Francisco Hamburg China Ger Seiberg Isle OF Wight Brown Dunkirk Leith Scot Croma Dundee

Maritime Shipping Moves Across Atlantic and Gulf Ports

A broad sweep of June vessel movements records sailings and arrivals along Cape Henry to Vineyard Haven. Numerous schooners and steamers, including the Addie Merrill, Nellie Floyd, and Royal Arch, depart for New York Philadelphia Boston and other ports, with lates arrivals noted at Providence Portland and Newburyport.

Cape Henry Chas F Babpitt Baltimore Old Providence Darien Clearea Montreal Dexter Weat Bay Haskell New York East Machias Scha Minot James Freeman Boston Fernandina Addie Merrill Linnell Fall River Schs RCA Ward Hart Bertha Louise Warr Mary Jane Bangor Gardiner MetSpecials Royal Arch Chatfield Georgetown Nellie Floyd Johnson Charles C Lister Coverdate Philadelphia Hallowell EW Ioe Mekergon Jennie Huddell R Do Hyannis Bass River Sallie BR F G French Haverhill Mobile Marjory Brown, Osborn Lusec Special Clara Jane Allen Millbridge Sullivan Elizabethport Nantucket M B Grifting Cobb Hoboken Haverill Hall South Bbs Jennie Lind Mitchell Port Johnson Hingham Pochasset Herrick Lanie Cobb Faulkingham Beta Albaugh Leongssa Pendleton Stephen Morgan Mehaffey Evelyn Gardick Narraganset Pier Hany Lymburner Ficket Saco Eugene Sorda Robertson Plymouth Ellen Perkins Smith Salon Lavina Bell Kendall Port Liberty Com Tucker Lowers Kennebunkport Ae Chaire News Orion Wiley Oston New Haven Anthony Burton Brydenburgh Westerly Mary Ann Collins Medford James Boyce Rankin Norfolk Newbury Port Centipede Hanson Pendent New Kedford Hattie V Kelsey Rulon Brown Hastings Cory Pavilion Clark Calais Hoyt Venezuela Port Spain Trin Rhyoland Antwerp Royal Welsh Coatzacoalcos Blanchard Svendsen Barbados Empire Snow Jaburg Firemen Bark Pudel Parlow Paysandu Janes Wotherspoon Willetts Baracoa J H Parker Hammone Brunswick Harry & Kitter Peterson Manzas P G Blanchard Bremen Wing Morrell Dean Henry P Hall Taunton Reindeer Island City Bitss Rockland Challange Franconia J Warren Cufic Liverpool Merionethshire Alvena Kingaton Jabark Ilos Stockholm Chester Tolle Rotterdam Marengo Whitton London Hindoo Douglass Hull Exeter City Weiss Isratel Eng Amalfi Kraeft Hamburg Alfred Dumois Christie Gibara Circassia Hidderwick Glasgow America Hoosler St Ann’s Kay la Bourgogne Franquel Havre Umbria McKay State of Alabama Lewis Bohemia Lenthanson Smeaton Tower Godfree Ponce Werkendam Scis Antona Lohnes Halifax Phoenix Milton Windsor Annie Louise Cole Dennis George & Albert Parker New Bedford David K Akin Fuller Yarmouth Emma Luther Oriole Crapo Fred Jackson Foss Portland R M Brookings Oliver Lath Eva Odell Shaw Newburyport Centennial Cripps St Jonn Anita Melansen Sdragon Daws Salem J K Wainwright Jones Amboy E &G W Hinds Toleman J J Little Mathews Lizzie Raymond Davis Woods Hall Pensacola Tresco Barber Providence Allegheny Saxon Sherman Sehs Fannie F Child McLean Apalachicola Nathan Estabrook Sharp Phebe J Woodruff Kendrick Emilie Birdsall Chambers Win P Hood Ross Fred Snow Tate Perth Amboy Howard H Havey Forsyth St John Lynx Finlay Hl Curtis Jane H_ Reed Phinney Vinalhaven Osprey Crowley Two Rivers Fordo Bertha Warner French Thompson FO Clark Kangor Icha Wildfire Charles Davenport Giala Ea Hercules Odiorne Annie Conant Boeman Kennebec Amicitia Port Antonio Jam Kong Frode Cuba Uefields Shawmut Seth Low Chiozza Genoa Edith Berwind Mcbride Cardenas Annie M Allen Tucker Newcastle Del Rebecca Crowell Rosario Delaware Jung Barks Chinam McQuarrie Vilora Hopkins Blood Phentuenee Evanell Colcord Labaina Manzanilla Mary Bartlett Holmes Monte Christi Buck Franklin Nielsen Cienfuegos Portsmouth Henry May Orne Clara Gregory John Lenthal Carver Isxeter Alabama Hill Manitoba Tripp Lizzie Willey Brunswick Maniton Arey Cennebec Katie Ireland Crockett Washington Edward Lameyer Beals Nailed Archer & Reeves Francis C Sumth Miller Bridgeport Edwin Janet Harborsland Susan Ritchie Perkins Vulcan Kennedy Athens Emeline G Sawyer Sawyer Jonesport Hume Post Lynn Svannah Burgess Elizabeth Port Adelene Carrie Florence May Chatham Noank Conn Edward S Stearns Hale Rockport Jacksonville Sch ES Stearns

Mails Close at Boston for Various Steamship Routes

Postal notices list Boston mail close times for routes from New Orleans and San Francisco to destinations in the Caribbean, Central America, Newfoundland, Europe, Asia, and the Pacific. Specific sailings include ships Oteri Cephalonia City of Weking and steamers Halifax and Trinidad with deadlines from June 7 through June 30 and supplementary entries for St. Croix St. Thomas and Windward Islands.

Costa Rica Port Limon Thispania New Orleans Truxillo Ruatan Puerto Cortez Oteri Nova Scotia Miquelon Newfoundland Halifax Great Britain Ireland France Belgium Germany Cephalonia St. Croix St. Thomas Windward Islands Trinidad New York Japan Shanghai Hony Kong East Indies British India Straits Settlements Siam Dutch East Indies City of Weking San Francisco Mails Boston Hawaiian Islands Australia Maila New Zealand Fiji Samoan Alameda Society Islands Matis Mississippi Texas Arizona New and Old Mexico Colorado California KE. E. Currier N. E Washington St Mawley Asv Trafic Munacer Broadway Ah Steamship Co Gate City City OF Macon B.S. Gate City Central Railway of Georgia Bavannah Florida & Western Railway Georgia Alabama South Carolina Louisiana Florida Cuba O. G. Pearson A. Dew. Sampson Savannah Fast Washington St. Dne Richardson & Barnard Agents N. & Savannah SS. Co Lewis Wharf Atlantic Avenue

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