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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1889

Page

3

National Lancers Parade and Banquet at Faneuil Hall

The National Lancers entertained 100 members at their Winthrop run and luncheon on Cottage Hill. They marched through Boston streets, were reviewed by Mayor Hart, and held an annual banquet at Faneuil Hall with invited officials and speeches honoring the corps and its fifty-second anniversary.

National Lancers Bulfinch Street E. B. Wadsworth C. ©. Emery Wadsworth Bowdoin Square Andrew Lexington Street Winthrop Centre Winthrop H. 5. Soule E.B. Wadsworth Cottage Hill Captain Wadsworth the Lancers Boston Lancers Faneuil Hall Hart Gilmore Cambridge Pope Somerville J. W. Cadman George A. Marden Alderman Folsom Henry Walker Allen J. Jones Kenzoe Oakes Fifth Regiment Horace G. Kemp First Cavalry J. F. Frost J. A. Keeler S. P. Newton L. F. Henderson King John Bellamy William H. Dunn Roxbury Horse Guards Fitch and Tobin Folett Lucius Slade H. G. Allen Webber E. 8 Tobey Sergeant Jones United States George W. McCleary Commonwealth of Massachusetts Ames Commonwealth H. H. Gilmore Earth Sky Stevens Thurstons Jones Haton Brewer Hilton Richardson Pierce Kemps Waugh Coolidge J. P. Frost England W. E. Plummer William H. Ryder

Most dangerous drink known to man

Dr. Titus Munson Coan argues impure drinking water poses greater immediate danger than whiskey raki or absinthe due to microbes and impurities. He promotes pure mineral waters like Mattoni's Giesshiebler, praised for tonic effects and delicious taste, sold by S. S. Pierce & Co. in Boston.

Titus Munson Coan Mattoni

Freight and Charter Activity in Boston and New York

Boston reports few offshore voyage fixtures this week due to tonnage scarcity. Lumber freights to Buenos Aires reach $1500 per M and to Rosario $17, with no vessels secured. Ice rates from Kennebec to Philadelphia ease, coal rates rise, while multiple vessels and cargos are listed or reported for Atlantic and coastal routes.

Boston Buenos Ayres Rosario South America Kennebec Philadelphia Baltimore Norfolk Newport News New York Spain Romance Bilboa H A Burnham Port Spain British Provinces William Sydney Katie Bay Chaleur Portsmouth Ellen M Mitchell Downing’s Cove Mary Eleanor Summerside Mirimichi Nina Paige Cape Breton Pei Jennie S Cooper Long Island Sound Bessie C Beach Boothbay Wilmington Del W H Shubert Chevenne Oliver — Scofield Quincy Point Somes’s Sound Carver’s Harbor Sullivan Cape Ann Sound Franklin ZOCO North Boothbay Camden Gardiner St George Belfast South Gardiner Washington Europe Astoria Samuel Rosia Charleston Hamburg Tybee Cork Sovurn America Diaz Satilla River West Mains Annie S Conant General Cargo Demarara General Adelvert Ames King’s Ferry Portland

Passengers listing for Boston to Liverpool and other sailings

A passenger manifest lists travelers from Boston to Liverpool aboard the Cunard steamer Catanonia with families and individuals, including Mr and Mrs Edmund M Haskell and numerous companions. Additional entries cover voyages from Boston to Havre on La Bretagne, to Bremen on Eider and Aller, and to Liverpool on Servia with various named passengers and cabin classifications.

Boston Liverpool Cunard Catalonia Edmund M Haskell M AC Ely Jennie Sexton John Sexton GC Grayn Reuben Merrill James P Flynn McGregor John Carden Frederic Bates Cliff LN Watson Thomas Foxall Annie E Johnson Fiske Philip S Moxom Hagop Bogigian A F Curtis A W Stevens K & Callender Kk F Curtis Walter Wilson W Abbott Miss Abbott F ¢ Stimson Mildred Stimson Caroline S’eeds Alice Heard H P Curtis Dabney SH Pearce George S Pearce S E Sprague M G Hooper Richard Barry Tryon Walter Edwards Frank M Gilley E C Fenderson J C Coburn Blanchard Alice Kent Robertson Neilie Meymott Charlotte Hislop I. E Adams Jennie McBain W A Webber Etta & Webber K H Joplin Burnitt Whitford A F Harris E W Hodgkins F D_ Ellis George L Noyes James‘ Moulton Willis Nowell Rosa France H C Hamilton Patrick McGowan John Carrol G W Simpson Carrie E Simpson Edna Simpson Clarence W Simpson Harry J Simpson Charlies F Simpson C F Farnsworth E. Nichols L C Crocker Havre Transatlantique la Bretagne New York A C Mears Anne M Parker W al Bridgman E A McDowell L Averris E J Chamberlain Louis R Ober A L Roteh Arthur Roteh Bremen Norddeutscher Lloyd Werra George A Plummer Susanna Willard M F Tuckerman K A Jennison George Whichelow Servia Horatio Bigelow A A Bigelow John Farley R Thomas Reuben Kidner T P Hewitt Albert Crundall

Boston Mail Closes For Multiple Destinations This June

Shipping notices list mail deadlines from Boston for Costa Rica Nova Scotia Hawaiian Islands Brazil Australia and Pacific destinations. Deadlines include June 8 15 21 24 and 29 with various ships such as Foxhall Catania Umatilla Zealandia and Tropic Burd.

Costa Rica Port Limon Foxhall New Orleans Greatritain Ireland Catalonia Boston Nova Scotia Halifax Hawaiian Kingdom Umatilla San Francisco Hawaiian Islands Uina- Lilla Para Pernambuco Brazil Cearense Altimore Sherpa Ieee Ec DA Sebaah Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan Zealandia CS Igeteete Society Islands Tropic Burd

Shipping News Mini Almanac for June in Boston Harbor

Arrivals and reports from the Port of Boston on June 14 include the steamers Stockholm City from London with indorsements to C Furness and Colorado from England to Sanderson & Son. Multiple vessels are listed with positions, wind conditions, fog, gales, and nearby ships, including Sea Witch, General Whitney, Penobscot, Star of the East, Tremont, Victoria, and others, along with foreign steamers and coastwise sailings.

Stockholm City Thompson London Indise Furness Thames Colorado Jenkins, Tull Eng Dimer Sanderson & Son Borderer Boston Sea Witch Sydney Nsw General Whitney Bearse New York H M Whitney Penobscot Ingraham Bangor Star of the East Baker Bath Tremont Donovan Portland George A Chaffee Proctor Gloucester Harrisburg Albertson Philadelphia Lancaster Robinson Victoria Nor Aarseth Baracoa Seaverns & Co Tue Confidence Hawes Sooloo Adelia Carleton Herald Lewis Macauley Storm King Hammond Merryman Antelope Norfolk Wit Sch Eliot Lillian Warren Greenlaw Deer Ise Margaret Leighton Millbridge D K Ham Wardwell Milton Charlie Stedman Mitchell Lanesville Henry Nickerson Hopkins Camden Union Rice Machias Sarah Jane Alley Boothbay James Baker Adams Newburyport Swis J M Eaton Parsons Prince Leboo Blake Rockport Catalonia Atkin Liverpool Alex Martin Miranda Leseman Corkum Bridgewater Delong & Seaman Eikaymond Doucette Port Gilbert Same Nina Paige DeCoste Harbor Au Bouche Sunmimerside Pel Port Hawkesbury Hattie & King Collins Windsor JS Emery & Co Surprise J G Hall Alice Bell Burdick Roberts Harbor J W Linnell Hattie Paige Crocker Adele Thackata Kinmey Kennebec Fitz Bros & Co John & Halladay Moore Elliott Low Lamphir Sullivan Valencia Schweigaard Cumberland St John Port Antonio Yarmouth Argus Tonawanda Wallace Fort Point Gladittor George Moon Charter Oak Tillie Baker Icis Alsatian Anele Thackara John M Moore K L Kenney Princeton Chromo Hillli

Maritime Ship News From New England Ports

A dense list of vessels sailing and loading at ports including Salem Bangor and Gloucester with ships names captains and destinations. Entries note schooners like Willard Saulsbury and Martha and Susan along with cargoes shad and bbls of cod and various routes to New York Philadelphia Boston and Baltimore.

Bangor Georgianna Howard A Hunt Heelman Boston Kate Walker Fickett Danversport Eliza A Anderson Lapsey Haverhill Charlotte Buck Pendleton Salem Hattie Lowe Portsmouth George H Ames Marshall Maria Adelaide Atwood Mary Snow Lowell Mary Lymburner Beverly William H Allison Kenniston Norfolk Susan H. Ritchie Perkins Nassau Clara E Colcord Colcord Witherell Garfield Baltimore Otranto Lockhart New York Abby ‘Thaxter Johson South Norwalk George and Albert Wentworth New Efford Waterloo Kavanaugh Cicero Heath Willard Saulsbury Gray Rondout Wallace Ward Vesper Martha Lnness Hunt Port Johnson Red Jacket Arey South Amboy Wiscasset William F Collins Higgins Hoston Crisfield Nat Meader Dunton Nillbridge Jennie Lind Mitchell Brunswick Caroline Hackins Joe Kelley Billow Strout Boothbay Lira Dodge Yankee Blane Coombs Express Franklin Portland Planter Smith Shartota Morgan Hardin Mintoria Gott Orland Wgmerson Com Tucker Charles Cooper Mary Elizabeth Gloucester Martha Susan R Lane Clytie Matthew Keany Sarah M Jacobs Georges Edwin A Grazie Shore Vineyard Haven George Prescott Dobbin Vinalhaven Corvo Kennedy Helen Bishop Rockland Sarah Roberts Bath Hatch Ristol Plow Boy Handy Chase Pratt AW Eilis Ferguson Jennie Rogers Nantucket Senator Grimes Clark Calais Fall River E & G W Hinds Coleman Bridgeport Lizzie J Call Augusta Frank Lerbert Herries Schs Carlotta Read Hillsboro N B N H Skinner Nickerson South Gardiner Charlie & Wille Whitbrook Kennebec Wail Richmond Telegraph Keller Thomaston Magnolia Hooper Rockport Wm Howes Orleans Mass Hoboken Florida White Yall River F A Magee Keefe Llisworth Modesty Jersey City Mabel Rose Barrett Dresden Philadelphia Bark Joseph Baker Eaton Washington, DC

Maritime departures and cargoes listed across ports

Shipping notices from Antwerp to Swinemunde detail June departures and destinations. Vessels include Rialto for New York, Evelyn Paysandu, Mary Stewart Fecamp, and Forest Rights Pensacola, among others. Several brigs and barks hail from Br, Ger, Nor, Ita, and For crews bound for Charleston, Montreal, Stettin, and New York.

Antwerp Sailea Rialto New York Hermann Ger Buenos Ayres Evelyn Roberts Paysandu Cardiff Mary Stewart Nor Andersen Fecamp Violet West Breimerhaven Warsaw le Blanc St John CORE Bark der Wanderer Boyden Brunswick Folkestone Samuel Ohlrich Harburg Charleston Fleet Wood Forest Rights Murphy Pensacola Glasgow Alcides Montreal Girgenti Patuzzo Edwin London British Empire Boston Liverpool Lake Ontario Albion Hansen Pugwash

Whaler Sir Hattie E Smith Returns with Sperm Oil

New Bedford June 14 Sir Hattie E Smith of Edgartown returns from an 18 month whaling voyage with a total catch of 7460 barrels of sperm oil.

New Bedford Sir Hattie E Smith Edgartown

Fishing Vessel Angling Report From New England Coast

Sailed from Newport on the 13th with Isaac Carlton Travincetown Julia Castra and others aboard for Georges Bank to codfish and mackerel. The Angie Nickerson reports 200 barrels of large porgies off Highland Light and a large school seen nearby. anglers included Geo M Estes Willie Smith and Emma W Brown among others.

Newport Isaac Carlton Travincetown Julia Castra Georges Bank Young Sultan Portland Geo M Estes Gloucester Willie Smith Send Emma W Brown M S Wetherell Provincetown Dune Angie Nickerson Highland Light

Maritime positions reported for ships in June and May

The report notes ships Panay City of Liverpool Eaton Hall Majestic Tillie E Starbuck Lucknow and Hartfield by position and route events. It records blue lights and coordinates as well as departures from Manila Pascagoula Cardiff Melbourne New York and Newcastle NSW with several dates in May June and February.

Lucknow Joseph B Thomas Lermond Baltimore San Francisco Staten Land Cane of Good Hope London New York Isaac Dare Terzo Christiansen Pensacola Garsten Panay Manila City of Liverpool McCarthy Pascagoula Liverpool Eaton Hall Lawrence Cardiff Majestic Bergman Melbourne Newcastle Nsw Cape Schanck Tillie E Starbuck Curtis Portland Lidstone Fed Hartfield

Notable Maritime Notices From Beaufort and Ottawa

Notices report a derelict schooner displaced near Beaufort bearing risks to navigation with masts missing and deckhouse present. Ottawa issues changes in lights at Prince Edward Island, shifting the outer bar channel and advising range usage and beacon adjustments for safe approach in the Gulf of St Lawrence.

Beaufort Bothnia Liverpool New York Ottawa Ont Minister of Marine Grand Rustico Harbor Prince Edward Island Gulf of St Lawrence Victoria Crap Strait of Northumberland Cape St Lawrence

Search Report From Argus On Derelict Patriot And Other Wrecks

Captain Bernard reports near miss of Patriot near lat 41.17 N 65 12 W after a weeklong hunt from Boston, finding two pine timbers 37 and 23 feet and lumber likely from Ottawa, with 748 miles sailed in heavy weather and fog. Other notes include a derelict schooner sightings near James A Garfield, Watch Hill losses, and various vessel incidents and salvage actions across Halifax, Portland, New London, Philadelphia, and London, highlighting wrecks and weather.

Bernard Argus Patriot Boston Ottawa Baltimore James A Garfield Elbow Cay Stonington Sir John H Sherwood Watch Hill Bath Gadttano New York Joseph W Fish Virginia Portland Sir Anne E Stevens Philadelphia Halifax Shelburne Little Hope Island Liverpool Merrimac Ark Wm Kathleen Marbella Vorwarts Bremen London Patriot Queen Heyburn Laken Lon Staffa Wry Pensacola Buenos Ayres Rave Southampton St John Teresa Olivari Table Bay Cgh Chatham Vabusintac Ossuna

Foreign Ports Ship Movements and Sailed Dates

A compiled list of vessel movements from numerous ports including Adelaide Newcastle Antwerp Havana Kingston London Moncton Marseilles Naples and Yokohama with vessels such as Faith Hermann Bracadaile City of Atlanta City of Columbia Basil Italia Italia and Oceanic sailing to destinations like Boston New York Havana San Francisco and Singapore, plus cargo and brig movements.

Adelaide Faith Baker Newcastle Nsw Antwerp Hermann Boston New York Rialto Batavia Veronica McLellan Evie J Ray Dow Ns Thesand J R Penrose Osion Garrucha Bracadaile Newman Philadelphia Hantsport Sci Florida Priest Hamburg Sorrento Belize Hon Seth Clarabel Walker St Munson Swain Halifax Black River Jam Nellie Shipman Hudson Provience Liverpool Prinz Friedrich Carl City of Thomas Vancouver Lindall Nova Scotia Potter Low Point Marie Hansen Buenos Ayres Gulf of St Lawrence London Elwell Barstow Gravesend Erin Tyson Moncton Percy H Reed Anthony Basil Thompson Priorhill Donovan San Francisco Marseilles Italia Craig Josephine Rogers Hong Kong Naples Alesia Walliatt Perim Spindrift Hall Singapore United States Rouen Nanna Grubbstrom Stetting Australia Southampton Victoria Trave Bremen Swansea Llandaff City Gore ST Jago Cuba Godrevy Jamison Havana Nether Holme Ritchie ST Pleres Mig Greta Corbett Tampico Elsie Baylis Progreso Wellington Westland Portland C. Windsor Davida Newcomb Persia Malcolm Yokohama Japan Sailead Oceanic

Maritime Ship Movements Across Domestic Ports

Domestic ports Apalachicola and Baltimore record a string of brigs schooners and ships sailing to and from Boston New York Philadelphia and Wilmington with captains and dates noted. Vessels include Lillie F Schmidt Daylight Charles Dennis Rival Nellie Paine Georgia Nova Scotia and HKaltimore with routes to Liverpool Rio Janeiro and Buenos Aires.

Apalachicola Rebecca Lamdin Wiggins Boston Lillie F Schmidt Henderson Alexandrla Daylight Hodgdon Kennebec Balth Charles Dennis Haskell Baltimore John Cadwallader New York Fideman Kimball Danversport Rival Stuart Nellie € Paine Nickerson Wilmington Del Index Mary A Hood Philadelphia Georgia McFadden Malcolmson Washington, DC Nova Scotia Liverpool Hkaltimore Rio Janeiro Joshua Baker Kelley Buenos

Sailed Shipping News From Atlantic Ports The 19th Century

A dense list of ships and schooners sailing from and clearing at ports such as Tarpon Bay Boston Portland New York Philadelphia and Baltimore with vessels including steamer Shawmut and ships Fannie L Child and Gov Wilmot. Narratives note arrivals and departures at Brunswick Ga Belfast Me and other hubs, with cargoes to load for Buenos Aires New York and Philadelphia and multiple destinations including Portland and Havana.

Swis Petro Jameson Jonesport Mary Lymburner Baker Bangor New York Calais Providence Emma Louise Pushaw Bridgeport Georgiana Boston Darien Aaron Reppard Steelman Philadelphia Patch Island Harbor Jed Frye Langley Marchehead Gembrauscomb St John Nicelias Carrie C Ware Keene Hillsboro Newark Fortuna Ellis Windsor Maggie Ellen Littlejohn Portland Sophie Godfrey McCarty Hagvert Guadaloupe Woodside Wade James D Dewell Kelsey New Haven Normandy Rivers Fall River Annie T. Bailey Marston Perth Amboy Cape Henry Greenock Green's Landing Curtis Hyannis Witch Hazel Arnold Bath Plow Boy Handy Haverhill Nettie M Rogers Oreans Katie J Hoyt Bearse Florence Nowell Nickerson Kate Scranton Kelly Dennisport Centipede Lubec Sears Huntress Fanny Flint Salem Maud Northern Light Pavilion Lugano Boardman Norfolk Tremont Brophy Oaks Ames Henry Souther Hopper Cuba Newbury Port Richt Payne New York Ann Elizabeth Kodge Port Johnson Minquas Cobb Hercules Rattlesnake Roger Drury Delay Brunswick Eizabeth M Cook Clark Jiverty Taylor Kennebec Atlantic City New Bedford Mass Evan Rose Burnett Yreka Smith L Sherman Hallett James Parker St. Benjamin Mary Miller Dayton Newport Samuel L Crocker Deering Uargest O'Donnell Amboy John Stockham Kenyon Whistler Keefe Taunton Swisney State Eclipse Dixon James M Lharles Whipple Kate & Mary Cogswell Elizabethport Onward Samuel L Troup Pierce Robert Morgan Crossley Keystone Wilder J K ‘Leal Rose Havana Stamford Baracoa Speculant Adelaide Maria Canary Island Anna L Taylor Lisbon la Bretagne de Jousselin Havre Belair Broadfoot Carolina Ugalde Avonmouth Ailsa Morris Jacmel Entella Bruno Barcelona Werra Gussius Kremen Martello Abbott Hull Glengarry Gedice London Circassia Harris Glasgow Servia Walker Liverpool Ilabana Vila Barks Maria Casabona Olivari Stockholm Arizona Robbins Japan Felisa Leareta Oporto Webster Kenney Brisbane Liberia Page Sierra Leone Syria Pattangall Rosario Nellie Smith Wallace Buenos Ayres Patterson Vulcan Lewis Frei Walton Rich Nellie Drinkwater Rondout L Eaton Grierson Flyaway Thomas Woodbridge Wild Fire Grafton Owl’s Head Scis Barbados Glad Tidings Roberts Port Spain Pottsville Ritson Panther Anderson Newburyport Claudine Robertson West Bay Dreadnaught Kate W Aitken Brower Charleston Everett Webster Endicott Rodney Parker Higgins Lynn Cora Kerce Phineas Sprague Newcastle Del Arbutus George K Vreeland Thomas Koot Saco Rita M Barter Savannah Emma B Shaw Joshua Lovett Joel Cook Robena Delaware Elektra Larbados Geo M Adams Standiah Fernandina Portsmouth Luther A Roby Baltimore Merwin Grace Gower Hinds Annapolis Lower Harbor Gen Grant Wells F & T Lupton Longstreet Newport News J G Fell Crowley Rockland Addie Wessels Petiie Nautilus Tolman Annie Dickinson Hart Beverly F Crockett Thorndike George Pierce Arey Sailea Georgie Berry Gina E G Williard Foster Wilmington Eva Dane

Last 332 operations show strong gains and low death rates

The report notes 332 operations with 127 Massachusetts towns and 754 Boston cases, claiming up to 45 lb gains in 16 weeks and 25 lb in six weeks. It contrasts with Boston mortality at 25.6 per 1000 and asserts widespread improvement with suppositories and liquid food offerings.

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