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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1891

Page

2

Immigration rolls and labor figures from 1882 to 1890

A list of names including Gulliver and Hawes accompanies statistics by country and occupation. Totals show England Ireland and China labor and professional categories with counts of farmers, laborers, merchants, and servants. The text notes the Chinese act taking effect August 6 1882 and shifts in arrivals through 1890 with yearly counts and merchant notes.

Rainera England Ireland

Harvard Wins Boat Race Over Yale With Big Lead

Harvard dominated the 2 mile race, finishing about eleven lengths ahead of Yale as the Crimson riders celebrated on the observation train. Yale struggled with form, while Harvard maintained strong technique and increasing lead through the final half mile.

Harvard Crimson Yale Harvara New London

Harvard Defeats Yale In Eastern Regatta By Clear Lead

Harvard's crew led from the start, building a dominant victory over Yale as Powers and Kelton powered the crimson shell. Yale struggled with timing and cohesion, facing collisions and rough water, finishing 33 seconds behind Harvard after a long evening race along the river with steady 36 stroke rates.

Meikleham Harvard Perkins Powers Yale Gould Cambridge Yaile Craig Powers Big Kelton Marshall Newell Navy Yard Cassie Battelle Kelton Rhode Island America Harvards New Haven Ygie

Harvard Victorious in Thames Race Among Diverse Craft

The Thames race drew crowds as Block Island and other steamers filled the river. Harvard led from the start with Powers at Cambridge steering and Gould's Yale crew struggling to match pace. A tug’s near-miss caused a minor disruption, but Harvard finished with a seven to eight length advantage amid cheers and riverfront excitement.

Thames Block Island City of Worcester Kahode Island Harvard Sylph Nereid Lucile Commodore A. 8 Hovey Fortuna William A. Slater Sagamore Yale Harry Keyes Winthrop’s Point Meikleham Powers Cambridge Gould Hagerman Mannatawket Ewart Wendell Navy Yard Hav Yard Kelton Bolles

Harvard Followers Return to Boston After Early Finish

The race concluded so early that most Harvard supporters immediately headed back to Boston after the ceremony.

Partridge Tournament at Auburndale Promises Grand Success

Tennis news from Auburndale announces the Partridge tournament opening Monday on Woodland Park Hotel lawn. Committee heads Fred S Mansfield Willis Farrington and Fred S Hovey guarantee quality with prized silver loving cups and fruit bowl. Entries include S O Engstrom Speare Lester Holmbey A N Winslow D Dexter F B Winslow and others for singles and pairs with many players listed.

Woodland Park Auburndale Fred S. Mansfield Willis Farrington Fred S. Hovey Shreve Crump & Low Tremont Street Woodland Park Hotel Tate Edward Ray S. O. Engstrom D Speare Lester Holmbey A. N. Winslow D. Dexter F. B. Winslow Albert FP. Fuller M. L. Pratt Humphrey Nichols W.W. D. Crcutt Edmund Stevens Fred 8. Mansfield Pb. Cones Hugh Laliant R. W. Cones M. H. Wildes H. Gray Robert D. Wrenn James C. Walworth

Yale Crew Improperly Beaten by Harward Rivalry

After a dramatic Thames race Yale officials lament a crushing defeat amid accusations of outlawed bias by Harvard authorities. George Adee and St John Sheffield criticize Yale’s performance while observers hint at deeper motives behind the loss. Harvard rowers parade with their victory flags to the Crocker House before returning to New Haven.

George Adee Yale Thames Adee St. John Sheffield Simms Brewster Marvard Bob Cook New Haven Harvard Crocker House Pequot

John B Alley Assigns to Crandall Knowlton in Debt Settlement

The Hon. John B Alley of Lynn assigns his affairs to William A Knowlton of Crandall Knowlton for creditors. Knowlton says Alley Bros Place owe over 500000 to the firm, with others owed to small sums. An inventory will be filed as details are untangled, while observers note Alley’s stock and Snow cases influence and express surprise at the turn of events.

John B. Alley Lynn William A. Knowlton Crandall & Knowlton Mr. Knowlton Alley Bros. & Place Knowlton Alley Post Joan B. Alley Snow-Alley Massachissetts Suffolk Superior Court William M. Richardson Thrassvoulos N. Catrevas Boston Thomas G. Thomaldes Smyrna Asia Minor John M. Rodocanaclus John M. Rodocanachl Fio-Ton Post Oston Jos A. Willard Rowert M. Morse Alwals

Elements of Immigration Chart Highlights Shifts

The Christian Union prints F W Hewes chart notes on immigration trends during 1876 1890 with 1882 1888 as peak years The piece compares labor conditions in origin and destination countries and shows rising Russian and Hungarian flows while Italian and Hungarian increases in 1890. It lists occupations by origin groups and notes England surpassing Ireland in immigrants since 1886.

Christian Union F. W. Hewes Old World Italy Hungary Russia Europa Sicily Sardinia Ireland Germany England Wales

NOW SUPREME JUSTICE BARKER TAKES SEAT ON BENCH

Judge Barker assumed a seat on the Supreme Bench with a formal reading of his commission. The ceremony opened with the death vacancy of William Allen and the appointment of James Madison Barker to serve during good behavior, as dignitaries and bar members looked on and the court adjourned to Tuesday.

James Madison Barker Supreme Bench Judge Barker Charles Allen Justice Holmes Justice Knowlton Justice Lathrop Justice Barker Judge Allen Clapp William Allen Barker Gaston A. A. Strout Seth J. Thomas George 3. Hale

Fires Reported In Multiple U S Locales And Club Excursion Planned

Fire damage across several towns includes $200 in Lynn at a boiler room and a $50 000 loss at the Diamond Plate Glass Works with unknown insurance coverage. A Nelson Lumber yard fire destroys 25 000 000 feet of lumber worth about half a million with injuries reported. The New Hampshire Club maps an annual excursion from Boston July 7 visiting Chatham Cottage City and Nantucket with hotel stays and a return July 11.

Lynn Speciaal Thomas Campbell, Jr Amity Street Exwoop Ind Diamond Plate Glass Company Cloquet Minn Nelson Lumber Company NEW Hampshire Chatham Cottage City Nantucket Boston Kneeland Street Old Colony Railroad Hotel Chatham Chatham Station BPS Cial Woods Hall Vineyard Sound Sea View House Old Island Springfield

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