Character Building Emphasized in Harvard Commencement Sermon
Rev Dr Andrew P Peabody preached at Harvard Appleton Chapel urging character building as essential to religious and civic duty. He warned against lax reading and superficial study, stressed bodily strength and disciplined intellect, and defended classical learning within a modern college framework.
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Andrew P. Peabody
Harvard University
Appleton Chapel
Peabody
God
Sea of Galilee
Paul
Joseph of Nazareth
Nantucket
Religion in the College at Dartmouth College
President Bartlett delivered the baccalaureate at Dartmouth College urging Christianity to hold a central place in higher education. He argued intellect without morals harms society, and religion guides college life, training, and virtuous conduct, praising Jesus Christ and the Bible as essential to a well educated person.
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Hanover
N. H
Bartlett
Dartmouth College
Arnold
Jesus Christ
Christ
Casper
Hfe
Princeton College Baccalaureate Sermon by Dr McCosh
In Princeton New Jersey on June 20 Dr McCosh preached the baccalaureate sermon for Princeton College graduates taking Matthew 10 29 as text He spoke on divine providence general and special and noted interpretation is hard He urged graduates to aim high and not pursue money There were morning and afternoon addresses by Dr Patton and Dr McKibben
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N.J
Princeton College
McCosh
Patton
Seminary
Murray Hall
McKibben
Pittsburg
Shorefront growth near Lynn reshapes New England seaside resorts
The article details the North Atlantic coast development from Winthrop to Lynn, highlighting Zevere beach and Crescent Beach, Oak Island, and Point of Pines. It notes rapid access via the Boston Revere Beach Lynn Railroad, thriving summer hotels, parks, and amusements including a dancing pavilion, roller coaster, electric railway, and nightly lighted arches, predicting Point of Pines will rise as a premier New England seaside resort.
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Casey
North Atlantic
Massachusetts Bay
Nantasket
Coney Island
Winthrop
Lynn
Zevere Beach
Lynn Harbor
Nahant
Point Shirley
Boston Bay
Boston
Oak Island
Point of Pines
New England
Now is the accepted time for Bowdoin baccalaureate
Brunswick Me June 20 President Hyde of Bowdoin College preaches that now is the accepted time for intellectual moral and spiritual life. He urges present action over future plans, says true achievement comes from the real now and warns that postponement and self deception destroy opportunity, calling for deliberate present duty and steadfastness in Christ.
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Brunswick
Hyde
Bowdoin College
Jesus Christ
Lees
God
Christ
Value of Faith and Discipline Sermon at Trinity College
The June 20 baccalaureate at Trinity College in Hartrop Conn featured Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix of Trinity Church New York delivering a sermon on Matthew 12 30. He warned that modern education challenges Christian foundations as many educators rebel from the old faith and pursue uncertain experiments.
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Hartrorp
Conn
Trinity College
Morgan Dix
Trinity Church
New York
St. Matthew
Beach developments and openings at Crescent Beach and Point of Pines
Oak Island completes a race track and grandstand this week while Crescent Beach sells forty five lots through J H Putnam. E D Blackwell takes over Beachmont House and renovates, Vue de l Eau Hotel opens under F W Palfrey, and a grand hop and a Sunday concert are planned. Residents consider moving rail tracks to the Winthrop Shore roadbed. Rocky Ridge cottage hosts actors for summer. Goodwood Hotel to open July 1, skating rink pending season.
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Oak Island
Crescent Beach
J. H. Putnam
E. D. Blackwell
Beachmont House
Vue de l’Eau
F. W. Palfrey
Point of Pines
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
Winthrop & Shore
Arthur Wilkinson
Mikado
Hollis Street Theatre
Perle Dudley
Harry Train
Rocky Ridge Cottage
Goodwood
Ocean Pier
Ideal Home Lecture Outlines Home Life And Civility
The Rev. George L. Perin argues the ideal home blends physical health with intellectual, religious and affectionate life. Aims include good ventilation light and warmth, books and music over luxuries, and hospitable calm without Puritan excess. Next week he will discuss The Ideal Man.
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George L. Perin
Young Men’s Christian Union
Perin
Consecration of St Josephs Church Boston Highlands
St Josephs Church Boston Highlands was consecrated yesterday with private services at 7 30 am led by Archbishop Williams. Public mass followed at 10 15 am with sermon by Rev Edward McGlynn of St Stephens NYC. Architecture features include brick construction, 140 by 70 feet body, 110 foot tower, and ornate ceiling paneling praised as unmatched in this country.
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St. Joseph’s Church
Boston Highlands
Williams
Edward McGlynn
St. Stephen’s Church
New York City
Joseph G. Lennon
Hugh P. Smyth
Boston
Circuit Street
Fenwick
St. Mary Major
Rome
Diamond Field clash ends with Philadelphia victory over Boston
In a South End Grounds clash on Saturday afternoon the Phillies outplayed the Bostons though Boston outhit them. Radbourn and Casey pitched. Final score 4 to 8 with Philadelphia scoring in bursts and Boston errors costly in the ninth inning.
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Bostons
Philadelphias
South End Grounds
Radbourn
Casey
Phillies
Weekend Scores Across Cities With Wide Gaps
Saturday games feature Detroit over Chicago 5 to 4 and New York over Washington 7 to 3. Kansas City defeats St Louis 14 to 1. Boston Blues beat Newburyport 7 to 6. Lawrence defeats Portland 11 to 0. Haverhill tops Brockton 11 to 9. Yale over Harvard 6 to 5 and Amherst over Williams 11 to 5.
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Detroit
Chicagos
Detroits
New York
New Yorks
Washingtons
Kansas City
St. Louis
Kansas Citys
Newburyport
Newburyports
Boston Blues
Lawrence
Standings Update From Multiple Leagues
Detroits lead the league with strong pennant chances while Chicago remains in second place barring an unlikely first. Boston slips to sixth if Boston loses and St Louis wins. New York Philadelphia and Kansas City trail with varied records. In New England, Haverhill leads a tight pack with Newburyport Portland Brockton Boston Blues close behind. Harvard cannot win the college title without a Yale upset and playoff, as Yale nears final game against Harvard while Amherst meets Harvard.
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Detroits
Chicagos
Bostons
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Seueesee Eee
St. Louuis
Iereeosn
Kansas City
Washington
Haverhills
Lawrences
New England
Boston Blues
Cent
Haverhill
Csssseeeess
Lawyiodce
Cosseee
Newburyport
Portland
Brockton
Boston Printers' Athletic Nine to Play Providence Telegram Nine
The Boston Printers' Athletic nine travel to Providence to face the Providence Telegram nine on the day’s schedule. The Bostons begin a second trip and won’t return to Boston until July 21 when the Washingtons start their second series. The Boston Blues head back Tuesday to play Lawrence at South End grounds and will be in Boston regularly until the League nine returns. New players TY McCarthy and FJ Kiley join Brockton. Secretary Wiggin calls managers to rule 13 section 4 and suggests two extra balls for umpires if clubs don’t mutually agree. Manager Tim Murnan plans to strengthen the Blues for upcoming Boston games.
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Boston Printers’ Athletic
Providence
Providence Telegram
Bostons
Boston
Washingtons
Boston Blues
Lawrences
South End Grounds
Blues
TY. H. McCarthy
F. J. Kiley
Brockton
Wiggin
New England League
Tim Murnan
Rumor of Boston Rail Consolidation Denied by Executives
A circulating rumor claimed Moody Merrill led a bill to merge Boston horse railways into a single monopoly with C S Richards as president and Merrill as counsel. Officials refuted the story saying no consolidation or cable plans exist and stockholders must vote. They stressed railroads seek none of the claimed outcomes and would retain separate control.
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Boston
New York
General Court
Moody Merrill
Highland Street Railway
C.S. Richards
Metropolitan
Consolidated Company
Powers
Middlesex Road
Boston Horse Railroads
Richards
Metropolitan Road
Rogers Breaks Amateur 100 Yards Record at Beacon Park
E M Rogers of Harvard lowered the amateur 100 yards dash mark to about 9.4 seconds in a Saturday practice at Beacon Park. Timers varied, with two showing 9.4 and a third 9.0, but it wasn’t set in a regular race or official timing, so no official record. Rogers, who will return to Harvard next year, may set more marks during upcoming athletic meetings.
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Beacon Park
E. M. Rogers
Harvard
Rogers
Wendell Baker
New York
Fanny Davenport
Genevieve Lytton
Mr. Dixey
Irving
London
Richmond
Spaniard in East Boston Stabs Daughter-in-law and Slits Throat
Florence Lopez a 70 year old Spaniard attacked his daughter in law Mrs Catherine Alvarez at No 8 Henry Street East Boston yesterday. He stabbed her then injured himself with a knife and cut his throat as police arrived. Mrs Alvarez minor injury Lopez fatally wounded likely insane. He is a cigarmaker from 199 Commercial Street and was pronounced dead at City Hospital.
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Florence Lopez
Catherine Alvarez
Henry Street
Boston
Todd
Cleig
Thatcher
Lopez
Downes
Alvarez
Davis
Commercial Street
Crowds Gather at the Common for First Sunday Concert
A bright day draws many to the Common where grass is enjoyed despite warnings. Mr. W F Davis preserves order with a permit while YM C A hosts services and a Germania band concert led by J B Claus features a varied program including pieces by Rietzel Heinsdorff Wallace Bernstein and Verdi among others.
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Doogue
W. F. Davis
Young Men’s Christian Association
Germania Band
J. B. Claus
Rietzel
Seees-Ees Heinsdorff
Lurline
Wallace
Bertheld
George W. Stewart
Gavotte
Hendee Sets Cycle Record Amid Saturday Sports Mix
George M. Hendee rode five miles in 14 minutes 4 2-5 seconds on the Lynn bi cycle tract, surpassing Rowe’s world mark. Saturday’s notices include lacrosse tourney plans for Boston Common on July 5 with three games, Ottawa cricket arrivals, and local matches at Cambridge Longwood and East Cambridge grounds.
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Lynn
George M. Hendee
Rowe
Boston Common
Independents
South Bostons
Boston
Cambridge
Ottawa
Ont
Longwood
Bostons
East Cambridge
South Boston
Ashtons
Longwoods
Somerville
Breckton
Boston Printers’ Athletic
Providence Telegram Boys
Providence
Germania Band Concert at Madison Park Tonight
The Germania band performs in Madison Park at 7:80 o'clock this evening. Program includes Richmond March, Girofla Overture, A Peasant’s Wedding, La Fille du Regiment, Thy Sentinel Am I, The Daisy, A Night in Granada, Lizzie Polka, Trip Through Africa, and Trix de Galop. J. B. Cravs directs.
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Germania
Madison Park
Richmond
Giroffe-Girofla
Granada
Kreutzer Cornet
Lizzie Polka
Hartmann
Mr. Lafricain
Potpeurri
Africa
Galop
Trix
GK Iocuis Ccessuesisaeue
Scees
J. B. Cravs
Debt of the board of trade nears liquidation
Only 1790 remains to be raised to liquidate the board of trade debt. New subscriptions include Nash Spaulding & Co 100 Blake Bros Co 100 Metropolitan Steamship Line via H M Whitney 100 Faulkner Page Co 100 with K O Billings withdrawing 50 and F P Co 100 replaced by tyiend 50 Mills Bros 25 B F Nourse 25 C A Cutting trustee 25 Chase Sanborn 25 J E Gilman 25 Thomas Wigglesworth 25.
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Board of Trade
Nash, Spaulding & Co
Blake Bros. & Co
Metropolitan Steamship Line
H. M. Whitney
Faulkner, Page & Co
K. O. Billings
Tyiend
Mills Bros
B. F. Nourse
C. A. Cutting
Chase & Sanborn
J. E. Gilman
Thomas Wigglesworth
Hull Yacht Club regatta opens season at clubhouse
Opening regatta at Hull Yacht Club featured a lively breeze and a fleet across multiple centreboard classes. The Thisbe may have won the fourth class pending measurement, with pennant victors Nimbus Atalanta Sea Bird Letta and Rocket noted among winners. judges listed as B. W. Rowell J. B. Forsyth Otis A. Ruggles and Peleg orn.
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Hull Yacht Club
Latta
Nimbus
Atalanta
Sea Bird
Letta
Rocket
B. W. Rowell
Appledore Resort Opens Under Laighton Brothers Management
The Appledore at the Isles of Shoals, a favorite health and pleasure resort, is managed by the Laighton Bros. Its invigorating sea air, views, boating, and fishing attract visitors. The Appledore opens June 21 and the Oceanic July 1, continuing under Laighton oversight.
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Appledore
Isles of Shoals
Laighton Bros
Laightons
Wellesley College Holds Graduation Week Events
Graduation exercises began with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev Dr John Hall in a large audience at Wellesley College. This afternoon a statue of Harriet Martineau by Annie Whitney will be presented. Commencement is set for Tuesday June 22 with an oration by Rev Dr M R Vincent.
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Wellesley College
John Hall
Annie Whitney
Harriet Martineau
M. R. Vincent
D.D
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Touted As Indigestion Nerve Aid
Dr H O Hitchcck of Kalamazoo Michigan reports using Horsford’s acid phosphate in indigestion cases tied to nervous exhaustion. He says it has given marked benefit and appears to be a good nerve food.
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Horsford
fDr
H. O. Hitchccck
Kalamazoo
Mich
Theatres Open in Summer Season With Notable Appearances
Two theatres remain open this summer following the Howard’s closure last Saturday. The Museum will continue The Leather Patch and host Ola Lavender next week. Boston Theatre features Rip Van Winkle with Robert McWade and a capable company including Charles Kent and Rachel Noah. The Oakland Garden double bill Pinafore and Trial by Jury extends for three nights. More engagements include Tessie Dingle’s California drama Flip of Gold Gulch, Oriental Gardens concerts led by C. H. Thompson with Helen Adelaide Russell and Gus Kammerjee, and Love's Vow at the Museum on July 5.\"
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Howard
Museum
Harrigan
Ola Lavender
Boston
Robert McWade
Rip van Winkle
Charles Kent
Rachel Noah
Oakland Garden
Tessie Dingle
California
Oriental Gardens
C. H. Thompson
Empire State
Helen Adelaide Russell
Gus Kammerjee
Gus Bruno
Love
B. E. Woolf
M. Audran
Serment
Professor Crocker
Windsor
Margaret Mather
Bush Street
San Francisco
Juliet
Louise Rial
Lillian Olcott
Paris
Theodora
Miblo’s Garden
Dept
Norfolk Bridge hay fire and local reunions noted
A box car hay fire at Norfolk Bridge on the New York and New England line triggered an alarm from box 319. Damaged hay valued at $300 owned by J Fenno of 1176 Norfolk Avenue. The item also lists the Old School boys Association Boston summer reunion set for June 23 at Atlantic House Nantasket, plus various city notices and social items from Boston and vicinity.
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Norfolk Bridge
New York & New England Railroad
J. ¥. Fenno
Norfolk Avenue
Old Schoolboys’ Association of Boston
Atlantic House
Nantasket
East Boston Ferries
Parker House
Boston
Young
Massachusetts Club
Plymouth
Resatta
D.J. Lawier
Board of Police
South Boston
City Point
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Maine Park
East Fourth Street
Broadway
Martin Garrity
Causeway Sueet
George H. Pulsiver
John J. Conkey
United States
Franklin Park
Grove Hall
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Tremont Row
H. J. Pierson
H. Leonard
J. L. Norris
A. Is Downe
Thomas de Guidhy
H. W. Kimball
Irving Lodge
C.F
Manchester Unity
Noble Grand
Harry Tayler
M. Mainwaring
A. F. Cheney
William Horsley
Burt
E. Stone
J. McLellan
Edward Sands
Traders’ National Bank
Sands
Frecerick S. Davis
Atkins N. Cooke
Davis
Old Sol
Station 1
Henry A. Manson
Joseph Brisbuis
Pitts Street
Brisbuis
Massachusetts General Hospital
Shipping News Off Gibraltar And Various Ports
Ships listed with recent arrivals and departures including Nymphna City of Truro Erl King Salvia Resolute Ponca Cipero Fitzroy Toledo Capulet John Knox Richmond Hall and others from New York Montreal Baltimore Newport News Coosaw and more. Observations at Boston Signal Station note wind and barometer readings and a method to correct errors by captains.
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Gibraltar
Nymphna
New York
Chicago
City of Truro
Coosaw
Erl King
Montreal
Salvia
Resolute
New Orleans
Barcelona
Ponca
Lyon
Cipero
Amsterdam
Fitzroy
Antwerp
Toledo
Baltimore
Sharpness
Madrid
Liverpool
Capulet
Newport News
Avonmouth
John Knox
London
Richmond Hall
Port of Boston Arrivals and Atlantic Shipping Notes
Port of Boston reports several arrivals including Steamer Car Konow from Nor for fruit, Amicitia from Baracoa and steamer Bergenseren Boston bound. Multiple vessels depart or touch at Mayaguez Ponce Jamaica and Haiti routes. Weather described as fine overall with fog on coast. one heavy gale North Northeast near 45 N 23 W lasting 24 hours. several schooners and brigs listed with destinations Boston Jamaica Kingston Charlottetown and other ports.
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Konow
Nor
Kahro
Baracoa
Ww&cr Noyes
Amicitia
Renners
Seaverns & Co
Crooked Island Passage
Bergenseren
Boston
Jeanie
Freetry
St Johns
Hatteras
Baytien Republic
Compton
Anse d
Hainault
Jeremie
Port Au Prince
St Marc
Gonaives
Port de Paix
Cape Haytinth
Turks Island
Dupuy
Riboul & Co
Phipps & Russell
Roger Moore
Gilkey
Cumberland
Thopson
St John
Eastport
Portland
W H Kilby
Frostburg
Mills
Baltimore
Vidette
Fuller
Philadelphia
Tremont
Donovan
Broark J L. Pendergrast
Chisholm
Hamburg
Brbrig Electne Light
Kerr
Lignan
Tarquin
Gerrior
Charlottetown
Pet
Clara
Stewart
Dorchester
Blythe
Msesenger
Bellevue Cove
John Northrop
Robetathe
Que
Bess
Stella
Harox
Salmon River
Meyers
Quincy Point
Cox & Green
Thompson
Lizzie H Pattix
Commercial Point
J K Manning
Gandy
Jonathan May
Little
Quincy
Marietta Steelman
Wellington
Rich
Amboy
Jene L Newton
Stover
Hoboken
James Freeman
Jasper
Ophir
Gott
William Duren
Watchman
Hamilton
Calais
George
Pierce
Strout
Machias
Waterloo
Creamer
Bangor
James Holmes
Ryan
Hero
Lowe
Belfast
Ida Hudson
Collins
Caroline Knight
Green
Samuel H Brown
Rockland
Vague Shipping Notes From Vineyard Haven to New York Harbor
From Our Correspondents Vineyard Haven June 18 lists numerous schooners sailing to Philadelphia Boston Portland and other ports. Varying vessel names and captains appear including Northern Light Jennie Lind Arianna Abby Wason and Hattie Cushing with cod and halibut sales noted along Grand Banks and off New England ports.
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Vineyard Haven
Fnday
Schs
Northern Light
Harper
St John
Philadelphia
Jose
Mise Evan
Kosion
Jennie Lind
Thrasher
Arianna
Abby Wason
Albie E Willard
Eva Adell
Hattie W Kelsey
John
Maggie P Joreplice
Ssurda
Jonesoih
A Smith
M—Arschs
Hattie Cushing
Robinson
Sudh
Mabel Hall
Bartlett
Rondout
Boston
Janes Bartlett
Prebble
Elizabethport
Brave
Hogdon
Nellie
Huntley
Challenge
Pease
Hoboken
Manston
Perth Amboy
Monticello
Hershaw
Oyster Bay
Johnson
Kensett
Curtit Curtis
Hodgkins
Portus
Portland
A K Woodward
Lord. Hoboke
Beta
Colbeth
New York
Abel W Parker
Dean
Medford
Willow Harp
Norton
Fmily S Baymore
Thompson Elizabethport
Hingham
Danversport
Pushaw
Ludwig
Port Johnson
Salem
George Churchmat
Risley
Philadelphia Forde
James O’ Donohue
Chandiar
Plymouth
Serena S Kendall
Kendall
Fall River
Bangor
Vicksburg
Higgins
Charles Heath
Pendleton
Chattanooga
Grinnell
Bath
Alice
Boardman
Rice
Calais
Keystone
Wilder
Copy
Fremorthy
Providence
Julia
Martha
Block Island
Lucy
Wooster
New Bedford
Maria S. Knowlter
Pembroke
Ida A Thurlow
Young
Millbridge
Eastport
Avis McLean
Glen Hamlyr
Sarah Hunter
Monry
Byron M. Sanford
Cornwallis
Grizelda
Beutini
Sydney
Gloucester
Arecis
Sarah E Lee
Mead M Story
D D Winchester
E A Willard
Grand Banks
Coney
Rising Star
Seining
Silver Dart
Mary Story
Winged Arrow
Livona
Georges
Wiscasset
Kate Lilly
Lewis
and Coquette
Orme
Nathaniel Tank
Sippie
St Augustine
Lamoine
Walter Young
Bjard
Tatk Mero
Lefton Bank
H Woodruff
Coemis
Thompson
Vast Atlantic Fleet Sails and Passes Heading to Ports
A long schedule of ships and barks sailed or passed ports from Avonmouth to Start Point with departures on June 11 to 19. Vessels include steamer City of Philadelphia, City of Peking, and ships like Lord Wolseley and Lansdowne. Ports listed include New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Liverpool, and Antwerp with movements toward Boston, New Orleans, and Rotterdam.
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Antigua
Larkins
Barry Lewis
Yarmouth
Bremen
Norfolk
Baker Salvage Company
St Domingo
Victoria
Pha Delaware River
Rhin¢ Ysabella Balcom
Philadelphia
Manzanits
Gulf of Florida
Beaufort
Nellie May
Mason
Boothbay
Clement, Kelley
Machias
Portland
Seguin Islands
Ed Silas McLean
Rockport
Morrill
Rockland
New York
Monhegan
Mutual Insurance Company of
Pressey & Havilan
Galveston
Mathilda
Rio Janiero
St Johns
Banker
Silver Sea
Cape Spear
Dungeness
Albatross
Persson
Mobile
Dordrecht
Oesterreich
Darien
Emden
Dieppe
Lizzie Wright
Wells
Grangemouth
Lepreaux
Bown
Pensacola
Goote
Impi
Sundstrom
Granton
Sailea
Nymphen
Erickson
Bathurst
Gibraltar
Western Ocean
Stephen G Hart
Pearson
Cadiz
Melbourne
Sip S F Hersey
Mitchell
Port Said
Sailead
Liangorse
Queenstown
Adriatic
Parsell
Liverpool
Gallia
Murphy
Boston
Rio Janeiro
Golorado
Daniels
Rotterdam
Cromwell
Jacobsen
Leerdam
Stierendrent
Shields
Lottie
Mills
Buenos
Whalers Report Boarding Near New York and Port Scrutiny
Berths off New York were boarded June 15 by the whaling schooner May G Curren of Provincetown. The Bertha of New Bedford arrived in port May 31 from a cruise, with Hattie E Smith of Edgar town aboard, and spoke near lat 26S lon 11E on April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berk Harriet S Jackson
Bacon
New York
Foreign Ports Log Shows Diverse Transatlantic Traffic
A compiled list details ships sailing and ports from Acapulco, Aspinwall, Antigua, Barbados, Havana, Kingston, Mayaguez, Montreal, North Sydney, and more. Entries include steamer Par, City of Para, bark E S Powell, Golden Russet, Regulator, Virginia, and many others with destinations such as San Francisco, New York, Liverpool, Montevideo, and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acapulco
San Bias
Chapmen
Panama
San Francico
Aspinwall
City of Para
Dexter
New York
Antigua
E S Powell
Haana
Barbad
Sailed and Cleared Vessels Along Atlantic Ports
Shipping notices list numerous vessels sailing or clearing on 18th to 20th, including bark Vidette from New York, Mary Hogarth and Neophyte to Greenock, brigs American Union and Jennie Hulbert to Philadelphia, and steamers Jersey City and City of Chester from Liverpool and havre. Also noted are arrivals and clearances at Boston, New York, Portland, Bath, and Newport with multiple ships, barks, and schooners bound for or from Baltimore, Philadelphia, Newport, and foreign ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Allen
Halifax
Nickerson & Crosby
Brbrig Clio
Sunenburg
Whitney, Pousland & Co
Brichs
Russell& Co
Billa Maud
Hayden
Lockeport
Parelay & Go
Lorenzo D Baker
Wiley
Port Antonio
Jam
Boston Fruit Co
Otterbeck
W H Peabody & Co
David W Hunt
Hal
Nassau
F A Roberts
Barkentine Francambrith
West Cape Coast
Africa
Pettengil & Everett
T Mundy
Annapolis
Delong & Seaman
Chatham
Hallett
Baltimore
Norfolk
George EE Smalley Spartan
Nickerson
Philadelphia
Cumberland
Thompson
Portland
W H Kilpy
Schs
Susie EE Davidson
Haley
Kennebec
Weltch, Walter & Co
Iowa
Tracy
HC Anderson
Camellia
New York
Sparten
Glaucus
Stockholm City
London
Eng
Clio
Lunenburg
Virginia
Hickman
Sanger
William A Shubert
Do Viado
R S Mulford
Adele Thackara
Sagua
Loret de Mar
Cienfuegos
Boston
Sch Scotia
Zara
Perth Amboy
Sandy Point
Grant
Newark
John Brooks
Fox
Mary Elizabeth
Elwood
Rachel Jane
Kiad
Providence
Jefferson
Gibbs
Alexandria
Allie Oakes
Gardiner
Rockland
Marietta Smith
Prestos
Charles A Briggs
Kate Scranton
Eldridge
Myhbam
Doane
Eva Diverty
Robinson
Hoboxen
Union
Leete
Bertha F Walker
Westgate
Charles F Sampson
Norris
KH & J Oasley
Newman
Cosymans
Ero
Lewis Jane
Cole
Rondout
Annie F Webb
Bennett
Helena
Griffin
John Randolph
Cuff
South Amboy
Daniel Webster
Clarke
Icis Woodward
Abrahams
Snow
Standard
Oram
Newport News
Keyst Ne
Wilder
Alfred Babcock
Brig
James Bogdan
Tole
Glenvilen
Bunker
Ottont
Crown Prince
Wiltesen
Barbadoes
Saco
David Torrey
Ome
Stony Brook
Mary Farrow
San Franciscs
Shin Valley Forge
Love
Nanaimo
Barks Monitor
Gallop
Humboldt
Modoc
Peterson
Seabeck
Wellington
Young
Biue Jacket
Perceval
Seatle
California
Davis
Fort Townsend
San Pedro
Eaton Hall
Lindsay
San Francisco
St Augustine
James H Woodhouse
Herrick
I . Savannah
Robert Dillon
Hawkins
Edward Stewart
Harlow
Kapunda
Masson
Unitedingdom
Glenrosa
Langmaid
Bangor
Henry Whitney
Tapley
Mary Hogarth
Carns
Neophyte
Cook
Greenock
Stellan King
Pendleton
Bath
Metcalf
Fossett
Belle Hardy
Baker
American Union
Cow Bay
Jennie Hulbert
Southard
Potosi
Henderson
Electric Light
Malcolmson
T Benedict
Linscott
Aristh
Vidette
Sawyer
Cass'e Jameson
Collins
Eureka
Bark
Frederic Susanne
Shanghae
Pernandina
Mation Hill
Charleston
Woodside
Ann J Trainer
Fall River
Dean
Coleman
Faunton
S Washburn
Keefe
Clarissa Allied
Thatcher
Smith
White
Whistler
Chase
Somerset
A A Miller
Crowley
J W Perty
Kelley
Elizabethport
Nelson Harvey
Parker
O F Hawley
Norfok
Zecheus Sherman
Isaac H Tillyer
Kendall
Wm S Doughton
McKay
Georgetown
Henry S Culyer
John & Fell
Loveland
Jersey City
Abbot W Lewis
Peak
Gloucester
Anna Ketchem
Philadephia
Hyannis
Henry Withesprit Goneington
Crowell
de Belle Balladay
South
Abel W Parker
Pound
B L Sherman
E L Roane
William T Hart
Passea
Riddle
Penobscot
Cate
Lubec
E Nightingale
Whalen
Senator Grimes
Warr
A McNichol
Fiyon
Lady Ellen
Jed Frye
Golden Eagle
Lizzie Mayo
Boudd
Lynn—Saued
Centipede
Mystic
Conn
Icis Dart
Paine
Millie Frank
Edwards
New Orleans
Hughes St Thomas, &c. F
Stesme
Marseille
Molliere
Antwerp
Vaillant
Liverpool
Port Eads
Heinrich
Weyhausen
Hamburg
Saturnina
E B Ward
Asa
City of Chester
Assyrian Monarch
Emma K Smalley
Shulee
Catawamteak
Pernambuco
Carense
Ceata
Celtic
Edam
Amsterdam
Gardenia
Newcastle
Polaria
Ripon City
Glancus
Balk Ada Gray
Brig Potomac
Musenden
Thomas Turrell
Point-a-Pitre
Abram Richardson
Maggie P Smith
Hattie V Kelsey
Lizzie Bell
Albany
Harry A Barry
Tillie G Cruse
James Watson
J & Scull
Ernestine
Cardenas
J B Carrington
Fail River
Newburyport
Achilles
Wen Bedford
Lucy A Davie
Ross, Carson
Rich- Fedro Cayes
Clark's Cove
Adele Coreon
Hattie Perry
Mantico
Cullen
Florence
W D Mangan
Christopher
DU Foster
Benjamin English
Winchester
Bogota
Teixeira
Brava
Robert Morgen
Crossey
Doughton
Baragansett
Sarah Cullen
B Chambers
LD Cowperthwaite
Lillian
New London
Aldroyth
Wetmore
Santosickie
Little Guill
Marks Edwin
Pasages
Merritt
Shamper
Buenos Ayres
Orr's Island
Florida
Black
Willie
Alice
York
Moses
Gian
ZO Geining
aAr
Aolus
Corner
Benisaf
Berks
Adams
Louisa
McCue
Tecony
Davie
Barks Amelie
Warneke
Yates
Fannie Tracy
Tilton
Gleared
Wolviston
Edmundson
Coosaw
Ampury
Glasgow
Bosphorus
Kathleen
Elders
Desong
Savannah
Pottsville
Bacon
Sixon
Sherman
Deroy
Fortmane
Bremen
Hugo
Kubiken
Bristol
Edward
Ackermars
Palme
Kahn
Flume
Avant
Eitzen
Barks Erling
Svendsen
Lisbon
Ymer
Andersen
Anne
George Hi Sweeney
Hewitt
New Headford
Krig Odorilia
Hollan Sayersville
Sarah
Ellen York
Quaker City
McNealy
Key West
Walter L Plummer
Plummer
Quincy Point
Ellen M Baxter
Gray
Dorchester
Squire
Megathiin
Augustus Hunt
Church
Minnie Rowan
St John
Portsmouth
Jos Hay
Phinney
Saiem
Kes
Lister, Jr
Delaware
Fido
Jongebrced
Ada Baker
Rogers
Hiladelphia
Wandering Jew
Wakely
Alice Hearn
Pennewell
Fina
Philayo
Primate
St Ji
Ech
Tepecca F Lamdin
Diggins
Otenfuegog
Europe sailings from New York via Queenstown and Liverpool
Supplement listing sailings on steamer routes to Europe and adjacent regions. It notes departures from New York on dates in June, including City of Rome Rider Gellert and Scythia with special addresses for France Great Britain Ireland and Jamaica, plus onward connections to Mexico Brazil and Cuba. It also lists closing times for Mexico and Tampa rail-and-steamer connections. Names, ships, and ports appear with specific June dates and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Alaska
Essewee
New York
City of Rome
Jude
Great Britain
Ireland
Southampton
Bremen
Progreso
Mexico
Sharphill
Ee Ewan Nee
France
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Mamburg
Gellert
Cccecvceeecs
Lee Dan Encesseane
Cem
Schythia
Boston
Sheebes
Scythia
Servia
Brest
Havre
Labrador
Jamaica
United States
Quiombia
Pacific
Central
South America
Kingston
Jam
Para
Pernambuco
Ceara
Brazil
Porto Rico
Andes
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Trans Pacific Mails Schedule And Instructions
For Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports per steamer Oceanic Tuesday June 22. For Society Islands per ship Tropic Bird from San Francisco June 30. For Australia Fiji New Zealand Samoan and Sandwich Islands per steamer Mararoa from San Francisco July 3. Letters for Pacific steamers must be mailed at the Peston Post Office at least eight days before sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Oceanic
Society Islands
San Francisco
Australia
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Samoan
Sandwich Islands
Mararoa
Pacific
Peston
Letters Remaining at Boston Post Office June 19 List
A compiled reader list of unclaimed mail dated Saturday June 19 from the Boston Post. Names include Abbott James, Anderson a M, Andrews Capt W, Barton Thomas A, Beers Capt Stephen H, Knowes Emma C, Cloutier Capt Pablen, Cole men Thomas Co, Eaton Joseph, Hawkins Michael, Hutchings Capt, Joyce AI, Kenpten Capt Samuel, Lindam Samuel B, McDonald Jon N, McCloskey John, Nickerson Capt TREATY, OnEaaee et al, Robinson George, Steele Stella K, and others. Entries note ships, captains, and destinations, with retention until claimed or forwarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Alonzo F Johnson
Abbott
James
Eeeersee Reeseeonnes Anderson
Sonam
Jerrett Burroughs
Egypt
Mary F Allen Billington
Barton
Thomas A
Charles F Lampson Biddle
A J
Feedeon Beers
Stephen H
Emma C Knowes Blanchard
Carr
Mees
Lawrence Haines Wesses
Novelty
Kate
Mary Cloutier
Pablen
Eeeseeerees Wevesee
Alaska
Dak Hornet
Addie M Bird
Freethought
Joseph Eaton
Chacesseden
Eoo Fing
Wheeler Jech
Lida Fowler
Waite
Hyperion
Eessee
eBrig
Mindere Dexter
Charles H
Favartson
Peter
Godfrey
Hufus
Hawes
S Kee
Eeeeeeners Hawtins, WM d
Ratton, Bow
Ratton, Bow. .Encereesereveeeseses Herley, Wier
Acceecseeenereeeensere Hoy
Michael
Eseeeeeaareneertenees
Hughes, Wud Eise
Sereres Hutchings 1
Ceu
Sereeesenerennes Joy
Ai Gil Ivecesedeeeuseres Aersess
Sch
Chiomo Johanson
W P
Lindlam
Samuel B
Susie H Davidson Miller
John T
McCloskey
SCD
Henry G. Simmons Nickerson
al Orlando
Lawrence Haides Robinson
George
Annie E Stevens Tolman
Charles Pie
Tomiin
Maurice C
C.e
Samuel C Russell Thurber
Ieee
le Galego
Coe de Ware
George He
Seth David W Hunt
Wheeler Williams
Harry
Willette
Eijmet
Steele
Sproul
Ernest
Weseess
William Duren de
Sanaa
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. P. Peabody
Bowdoin
Trinity
Dartmouth Colleges
World of
Revere Beach
Beach Notes
St.joseph’s Church
A-E
McGuire
Burdock
Irwin
Nash
Pastian
Johnston
IjTate
Philadelphiag
Eceese
Gathrc
Ce Banpewasesees Oe
Merthiil
Harvards
Yale
Amherst
Welgg Sic
Princetons
City Horse Railroads
East
the Board OF Trade
THE
Tegan
Rtast
A. M
Atlantic
Eseecessees Sa
Feeeenk SL
Sererereae
rourTs oLass
Roekot
Eeeeek Ae
the Theatres
JB Stinson
Stinson
Deer Isle
Minetta
Crockett
Winterport
Annie L Wilder
Thurston
Gold Hunter
Matthews
Flavilla
Blake
Boxer
Barter
Wircasset
Hanrah D.campbell
Jennie Howard
Campbell
Belle
Hodgdon
Westport
Kmay
Staples
Goodwin
Karen
Happuck
Lillie
Perkins
Eliot
Chester Wood
Saunders
Anna D Price
Nightingale
Joel Cook
Vilette
Galileo
Potter
Hull
Ndse
Geo W
Dominion
Blauvelt
Mdise
John G Hall & Co
New Brunswick
Colby
Gate City
Hedge
Moise
D H Miller
Howes
Mase
Geof Smalley
Roman
Maise
E B Sampson
Williamsvert
Miller
Harrisburg
Albertson
Neptune
H M Itney
H F Dimocs
H M Whitney
Katahdin
Homer
Snowman
George A Chafee
Proctor
Lily
Mitchner
Trinidad
Cuva
C K Foster
Bertha
Uistken
Yabacoa
Baring Bros & Co
Gustavo Preston
Brech Ethel
Peek
Brech Canning Packet
Berry
Brech Evangeline
Richard
Magnum
Port Acadia
Tunnell
Bertha Dean
Soule
John Souther
Bellona
Wiliam L. Bradley
Bray
Lida J Lewis
Townsend
Weymouth
William B Herrick Chase
Fannie Whitmore
Whitmore
Priscilla Scribner
Furman
Wiliam Oler
Annie F Denton
Seaward
Marie Saunders
Budd
Swis Minnehaha
Tryon
John R Halladay
Cranmer
W S Jordan
Lizzie Babcock
Nellie S Jarrell
Learning
Doughty
Deane
J S
Lamprey
Harding
James Rothwell
Lombad
Hoboker
William Cobb
F H Udiorne
George Albert
Swett
Ponder, Jr
Buttock
Commerce
Thorndyke
John Girard
Quinn
Black Warrior
Balage
Norcross
W C Rowe
M Eaton
Eaton
America
Pettengill
Mary A White
Nelson
Marine Notes
Ivanhoe
Givan
St Lucia
Justin
Flemish Cap
Christabel
Cape Ballard
New Pedford
Martie A Holmes
Quick's Hole
Quick's Hale
Knickerbocker
Alexander
Gay Head
Boston Towboat Company
Alte
Pevil’s Hoge
City Notes
Ship News
Port OF
Brolly
Amsterdam—aAr
Gibb, New
Anni
Fortmann
Fayal
Arklow
Brady
Cavalier
Dunbar
Quebec
Farmer
la Boulogne
Franquel
City of Peking
Deathop
James S Stone
Barstow
Honolulu
Ellis
Cloelia
Matane
Marie
Pugwash
Mary Mark
Jordo
Kansas
Greig
Richmond Hill
Smith Queen
Wills
Hoggett
Lizard
Reaverly
Jones
Fulcher
North Sydney
United Kingdom
Priske
Steamer Madrid, Gasson, New
Stettin
Hermann
Christiansen
Wilmington
St Nazaire
Emil
Widemark
Pascagoula
Nueva Nicola
the Lighthouse Board
Northeast End
New Jersey
Lighthouse Board
Stephen C Rowan
US Navy
Steemer Norseman
Ryerson Ee
Cardiff
Cape Town
Ufship Crusader Garmouth
Lon
Park Antie G Maguire
O’neil
Uebec
Cacouna
Sy Oo Kartz
Edwin Cushing
J B Rabel
Peter C Schulz
Timiles
Mertensen
Crooked Island
Zimi
Floyd
Big Arthur
Gardner
Mary Fink
Darrah
Henlopen
Mary Lord
Lord
Cape Lookout
Diana
Barbados
Golden Russet
Chittagong
Regulator
Drew
Alien
Zelica
Michison
Echo
Bogart
Peerless
Stuart
Las Palmas
Cupid
Gould
Daylison
Montevideo
Maggie
Seed
Whiting
Port
Svea
Borreson
Fiemtden
Alne Roy
Aird
Signet Durkee
Gilengarry
Sutherland
St Lawrence
Onesta
McLeod
Brig Sandnees
Ensermuda
Lizzie Major
Foster
Fernanilina
Lizzie Curry
McCulloch
Mass
Flollandia
Demerara
Tin Port
Neva
Clark
Varana
Wolff
Caspian
Barrett
Alma
Hagen
Alunda
Stohn
Mackay-Bennett
le Farne
Lon- Lh
Naxcsau—Ar
Lawrence Ward
Marsden
Bodgdon
Hodgston
Eleuthera
North Sydney CR
Horton
Katt
Port Roya
Newcastle NB
Bessie Yount
Diff
Irvine
Clyde
McCrea
Acapi_co
Ada
Garner
Colon
Anna
Gillette
Ponce PR
Rachel Coney
Bryant
Swis Kingleader
Stoor Me
Albert L Butler
Newary
Dieg
Puebec
Castlehill
Feiphorne
Ritchie
Maryport
Ashdell
Main
Barrow
Twanenore
Baxter
Skien
Petersen
Waterford
Circassian
Richardson
Greyhound
Hales
Hypatia
Thommesen
Dublin
Ichs
Eben Fisher
Reynolds
Frank W Watson
Mower
Purdy
Nellie Clark
St Kitts
Henrietta Hill
Mill
Montstrat
Newberry
John Johnson
Pickela
Bahia
St Thomas
Pug Arcadia
Woodward
James Slater
Tooker
Bo—Ar
Will
Hulvhen
Port Discovery
Valparaiso
Vera Cruz
Manhattan
Stevers
Havana
Warnoeouth
Berne
Boston Postofice
Trans Pacific Mails
Medical
John F. Henry & CO
Mth
N. WY
J. Mason
Nassau St
N.Y
Erie Medical CO
Buffalo, N. Y
Ieer Steamship Palestine
Grand Junction
Warren & Clo
Postoffice
Boston Weekly Post
Wridays
Daily Post
Weekly Post
Cunard Line
Cork Harbor
Jane
Catalonia
Cephalonia
Rothnia
Pavonia
Thurs
Great Britein
State Sirest
Cunard Steamship Co. Limited
Waldensian
Londonderry
Charles W. Casey
Broad Street
Igned
Tie & A. Allan
Warren Line
Palestine
Warren & CO
Yarmouth Steamship CO
Ai Pha
N. S
St. John
Digby
Kentville
Davison
City OF
Great Southern Freight
Superior
Bostom
Ocean Steamship Co
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
A. D. W. Sampsor
N. F
Washington St
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston and Norfolk Steamship Co
Central Wharf
Piedmont Air Line
Providence R. R
Wallo
Norfolk and
Washington Steamships
Balimoore
Carolina
Tennessee
Mississippi
Arkansas
Air Lime
Louisiana
C. Street
Waldo A. Pearce
Washington Street
Potomac
B. Co
Washington Strees
Es Smalley
S.S. Comal
Lampasas
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Fernandina & Jacksonville
Carondelet
Seth Sprague
G. E. Ae
Old State House
C. H. Mallory & CO
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Noranman
Beeman
Long Wharf
West
B. Sampson
India
Pier 11
North Iver
Chommells. S. Lan &. Secu Knickerbocker
F. Kemble
E. V. Gager
Wildleave
North River
Red Rivers
Cal
Samuel H. Seaman
Tod
WN. Magnas
St. John, Annapolis, Ec
International
CO ’S
Commercial Wharf
St.John
ST. Poun
N.S
W.H. Kilby
Bangor St
Cumitiwetts Ussg
Poster's Et Hort
Rocaland
Penobsect
Bar Harbor
Gouldsboro
Hancock and Sullivan
Sullivan
William H. Hill, Jr
Kennebec River
Well
Augusta
Jason Cullins
Lincoln’s Wharf
H. H. Hyde
India Wharf
Portland. Co
F. Williams
Business Directory
J. S. Bastmes
Decatur
Bear
F. O. Box
Serrow
Satirinsties Guarenteocd
M. Curtis
Boylston St
Pdisinpreil & Marble
Gonamoreviles
Eestrot
Godndery
Arey
Urniture
Hot Top Desks
Omics Orod Pains
Basuban
E- Massachusetts
Tremont Temple
Ciation
Eid
B. H. Eddy
Fupa State St
Practical Sanitare Lik
Nine & Pierce
Byron St
ORK & Beef Packers & Cubers
Chas. H. North Eton
Es Exot St
Panmion
Sadbury
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