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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1889

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3

Senate Passes Post Office Bill After Amendments Amid Quiet Session

In Washington on February 28 the Senate approved the post office appropriation bill with amendments after a ten minute executive session. It then debated House amendments to the interstate commerce act related to petroleum transport and ordered further conference on several appropriation measures. An evening session adjourned at 9 50 with no quorum.

Washington Senate Sherman Harris Yeas Cullom Riddleberger District of Columbia Hale Farwell and Gorman United States Wasmeron Dunn Arkansas Alaska Behring Sea Alaskan Ermentrout Capitol Hatch Missouri Herbert Alabama Committee On Naval Affairs Naval Torpedo Station and War College Goat Island Committee On Naval Affairs Holmes Iowa Des Moines Cutcheon Seymour Allen Michigan Sayers Texas Townshend Illinois

Inauguration Day Programme for Cleveland Harrison

Washington February 28 President Cleveland and General Harrison agree on Inauguration Day events. After ceremonies at the Capitol the ex president will return to the Executive Mansion with the president. Cleveland will then leave for Secretary Fairchilds residence and Harrison will review the procession from the White House. The vice president elect takes the oath in the Senate chamber and the new president is sworn in on the east front if weather allows. Weather forecast for inauguration day to be issued Saturday morning.

Washieton Cleveland Harrison Capitol Fairchild White House New York Senate Chamber Signal Service

Large Chattanooga Real Estate Deal Involves 25 000 Acres

In Chattanooga Tennessee on February 28 a major real estate transaction was completed. The Chattanooga Land Coal Iron and Railway Company sold controlling interests to a Boston New York Philadelphia syndicate led by John W. Candler. The deal exceeds one million dollars and funds will finance an iron bridge over the Tennessee River, a railroad to Walden's Ridge, and other improvements. The buyers include prominent New England financiers.

Chattanooga Tenn Central South Chattanooga Land, Coal, Iron and Railway Company Walden’s Ridge Boston New York Philadelphia Tennessee John W. Candler Congress Massachusetts New England

New Mill Formed in New Bedford to Build Cotton Goods

Stock subscribers of the Bennett Manufacturing Company organized with Frank R. Hadley as clerk and treasurer and Samuel C. Hart as president of the board. They approved 250000 dollars in 2500 shares and planned to elect a president next week. The mill may be built on Coggshall Street at the north end of the city to produce yarns or other cotton goods.

New Repforp Bennett Manufacturing Company Frank R. Hadley Samuel C. Hart H. A. Holcomb Charles W. Brownell George R. Stetson J. Augustus Brownell Andrew K. Palmer Warren E. Chase William E. Brownell J. Arthur Beauvais Stephen W. Hayes William Lewis John J. Hicks

Steamer Annie M. Law Fire Arrives at Sandy Hook

The Annie M. Law bound from Bordeaux to Yarmouth arrived at Sandy Hook at 1 pm on fire. A patrol boat towed her to Red Hook where police water sprayed the blaze. By 2 pm the fire was under control after the ship ran aground off Hatteras on the 22nd due to weather. Cargo details unavailable.

New York Annie M. Law Bordeaux Yarmouth Sandy Hook Red Hook Aes Hatteras

Passengers List for Savannah Steamship Gate City

The passenger roster for the Gate City to Savannah includes M A Ellingwood, Charles Batcheller, Mrs Batcheller, Mr E Phillips, Mrs J E Brown, Miss Moulter, Mrs Adams, Mrs Seignar, Mary F Nichols, JG Onsat Jr, George Cooke, Mr Kendall, Mra Kendall, Mr Gray, 1 M Bearse, 8 B Jacobs, W Kowly, M Whelan, E y Manafield, Ira Alexander, J H Keacell and one erage.

Savannah Gate City M A Ellingwood Charles Batcheller Batcheller E Phillips J E Brown Moulter Adams Seignar Mary F Nichols JG Onsat, Jr George Cooke Mr Kendall Mra Kendall Gray Bearse Jacobs W Kowly M Whelan E Y Manafield Ira Alexander J H Keacell Erage

Vessels in Port Steamships and Schooners List

A crowded port list details vessel names masters tonnage consigners or agents and destinations. Entries include Allecany Parker London s oosac Bavarian Fitt Liverpool sees Hoosac Sostonisn Trant Liverpool and numerous others with origins Philadelphia Halifax Buenos Aires and Eastport among ports and dockside berths.

Allecany Parker George E Smalley Baltimore Central Borderer Manley Furness London Fitt Thayer & Lincoln Liverpool Hoosac Sostonisn Fae Dominion Stanwood John G Lat Vermouth Delta Shaw Lyon New York Hercules Odiorne Philadelphia Halifax Richardson & Barnard Norman Snow B Sampson Williams Warren & Co Liv P'S B&a Pier Orion Wiley Ss. Simpson’s Pouyer Quertier R Tonsard Cable Meninee Catove Thacces Lh Storr Pecense Evans Pate de Hearr Saasss Russian Vipond A ‘Allan Glasgow Standard Stevens Reina i Anne O Victoria Swed Kinnman G Gill & Sootz Wilkesbarre Cates Port Johnson Atlantic Worcester Nickerson Harrison Loring

Republican League convention opened in Baltimore speeches urge Americanism and protection

The National Republican League held its annual meeting in Baltimore with President James P. Foster delivering the address. He praised past pledges to oppose Democratic free trade, defend American workers, and expand Republican influence, noting preparations for a large future membership and strong foreign and river protections. Delegates from multiple states debated credentials, and a Virginia delegation seating dispute was resolved with white delegates seated but two black substitutes filling vacancies.

Baltimore Republican League of the United States James P. Foster A. T. Proudfit Foster Chickering Hall New York White House League Washington Amelia Union America Blaine State Department North Dakota Southera New Mexico Virginia Oratorio Hall A. L. Morrisson Sisterhood of States A. J. Lester Illinois John M. Thurston Nebraska West Republican Party

Boston Port Ship News Highlights March First

On February 28 the Boston port reported arrivals including steamer Beta from Matanza with sugar to Boston Sugar Refinery and other vessels like Carroll Halifax and Halifax with passengers or cargo to Boston. Several ships were cleared such as Bavarian from Liverpool and Clyde from Martinique. Coaster activity included Gate City and multiple schooners. weather noted as northeast seas with a high water mark at 0 percent and long day length.

Tuursp Beta Smith Matanza Boston Furness Crosby Antwerp New York Carroll, Brown Halifax Moise Prince Edward Island Richardson & Barnard Norman Snow Philadelphia E B Sampson Alleghany Parker Baltimore Norfolk George B Smaley Berks Adams George A Chafee Proctor Gloucester Sir Willie Seavey Davis Eastport Bavarian Liverpool Thayer & Lincoln Clyde Strum Martinique Camden Kinsman & Co

Multiple vessels underway to ports including Calcutta New York and Batavia

A list of ships and brigs with captains and destinations including Genesta from Philadelphia to Calcutta on Feb 11 off 37 14 N 58 45 W, Therese from Cette to New York on Feb 27 noon off Cape Henlopen, N & Lewis from New York to Batavia on Feb 8 4 N 40 W, Payson Tucker from Philadelphia to Ensenada Jan 26 17 N 34 W, Bremen from Portland to Buenos Aires Jan 22 13 N 35 W, Abyssinia from Cebu to New York on Feb 27, Ethel from Natal to Portland on Feb 25 34 30 N 74 50 W, Wandering Jew from Montevideo to New York on Feb 27 34 miles SE of Five Fathom Bank, Kriz Sunlight from Demerara to unspecified destination Feb 27 84 miles SE of Five Fathom Bank, James E Bayles from Apalachicola to New York on Feb 24 off Alligator Reef, Taylor from Philadelphia to New Orleans on Feb 16 31 48 N 72 W, Potosi from Norfolk to Coosaw on Feb 27 off Charleston.

Genesta Cook Philadelphia Calcutta Therese Wood Cette New York Cape Henlopen N & Lewis Giullison Batavia Bark Payson Tucker Tucker Ensenada Fark Bremen Eagles Portland Buenos Ayres Abyssinia Hilton Cebu Ethel Thompson Natal Wandering Jew Wakeley Montevideo Five Fathom Bank Kriz Sunlight Thomson Demerara James E Bayles Saxton Apalachicola Alligator Reef Taylor Dickson New Orleans Potosi Norfolk Coosaw Charleston

Freights and Charters for Ocean Routes

Freight and charter notices list ships and destinations with cargoes and rates. Eukorpe Steamers Hogarth and Rialto St John sail to Bristol Liverpool and Liverpool with grain oil cake cotton and naphtha at various prices. Sir Charles H Sprague charters phosphate rock from Ashley River to New York at 23 tons.

New York Eukorpe Hogarth Bristol Gleniffer Norfolk Liverpool Rialto St John Liverpol Christel Kremen Errante Alicante Philadelphia Bilbao Restituta Madre Cadiz Staves St. East St Albans Singapore Penang Providence Sir Charles H Sprague Ashley River

Salem to Rockport Sloop Fleet Entering Boston Trade

From our correspondents Salem on the 28th reports Ann Parker Larriet and sloop Screamer sailing to Boston from Rockport. George W Collins from Sullivan Maine arrived Boston on the 27th. Georges haddocking includes Addie Winthrop Haskell Hattie Evelyn and M B Stetson. Grand Bank notice with 200 fathoms cable. 400,000 frozen herring each from Minnesota Brunhilda.

Salem Ann Parker Larriet Screamer Boston Rockport Ala H Pervere Jones James River Sullivan George W Collins Gordon Wiiscasset Lizzie B Willey Willey Pensacola Frank G Dow Titus Camden Boothbay Fred Walton Rich Richmond Frank Nealley Petersburg Cora Robinson Lavinia Warren Cole Belfast New York Ringleader Rockland Cox and Green Baltimore Mattie Dyer Banks Gloucester Addie Winthrop Loring Haskell Hattie Evelyn Stetson Georges Haddocking Edwin B Holmes Admiral Grand Bank Minnesota Fortune Bay Mid

Maritime Trade Dated Listings From Various Ports

A compiled report lists sailing and sailing dates for multiple ships and vessels from ports including Algiers Amsterdam Buenos Ayres Bordeaux Dunkirk Hull Havre Leghorn London Liverpool Queenstown and Prawle Point. Vessels include bark St Pierre ship Wm Douglass and brig O Blanchard with origins and destinations such as New York Cardiff Philadelphia and Hamburg.

Algiers St Pierre Luce Chatham Cadiz Amsterdam Wm Douglass Douglass New York Buenos Ayres Louie Stewart Kinney Cardiff Bordeaux August Smith Christiansen Browershaven Solitaire Sewell Dunkirk Dungeness Stevens San Francisco Hull Havre John A Briggs Balch Newport Mary L Burrill Cook Limerick-Ar Cradick Castle Erskine Falmouth Crown of India Hawes Lisbon Commercio Carvalho Philadelphia Leghorn Bartolomeo Gagliarco Ital Solari Leandro Martinleich London Damara Halifax Liverpool Disponent Nor Jensen Prawle Point Camelia Arians Hamburg Queenstown Armin

Sailed Vessels and Routes Noted in Early Ship List

The document lists several vessels and origins including Burhorn from San Francisco and Newcastle, Bee croft from Britain, Rohilla from Germany sailing to Rio de Janeiro on Feb 238, and Mutts August, Wirpi, from Pensacola. It also mentions Breckwoldt, Sharpness sailing Feb 28 on Mutts August and Otranto to New York.

Burhorn San Francisco Newcastle Beecroft Christie Tacoma Dunkirk Rio Janeiro Rohilla Ger Breckwoldt Pensacola Sharpness Mutts Russ Wirpi Shields Otranto New York

Storms and Salvage Across Atlantic Waters Report

Reports from Boston to Delaware Breakwater detail insurance on the bark Josie Troop at 15500 with allocations to several houses, mishaps aboard Scr Mima Belle, and weather gales near Grand Banks, Sable Island, and off Hatteras. Also noted are ship sales, collisions, groundings, and salvage efforts involving multiple vessels and ports.

Foreign Ports Ship Movements From Various Harbors

In port and sailing notices list multiple ships and routes across Algor Bay Bristol Cardenas Fort de France Hamburg Honolulu Havana Halifax Kahului and other ports. Vessels include Leviathan Euskaro Vidette Hattie Coombs Gipsey Queen Fannie B Tucker Evie B Hall Gertrude Abbott Maggie Dalling Westbound steamers and bark crews with destinations like Smithville New York Baltimore San Francisco and Boston.

Algor Bay Leviathan Pederson Smithville Bristol Texas Hunter Baltimore Swansea Cardenas Euskaro Zelleria Sagua Daisy Reed Mitchell Hatteras Vidette Tunnell Pies Hattie Coombs Mary Tink Darrah Gipsey Queen Doull Arcot Stewart Fannie B Tucker Mountford Evie B Hall Hail Charles L Mitchell Frost Charles E Morrison Smith Gertrude Abbott Thompson Belle O'Neill Creighton Roger Drury Delay Ellen Crusoe Taple Haskins Bennett Maggie Dalling Dalling Win Jones Collins Fort Defrance Buteshire Coul Kahului Archer Dawson England Fiery Cross Casey Maryport Brenhilda Mann Portland City of Carlisle McKechnie Liverpool Zolns Alfred Brabrook van Horn Boston Nessmore Liverol Pirate Port Antonio Jam Lauderdale Stage Montana Williams London Main Moller Bremen Adelaide Bailey Santos Richard Leaming Norton Savannah Baltimore City Fort de France Harrogate Cork York Spit Island City Voorhis New Point Luther A Roby New York Howard W Middleton Charleston Bluff Point Cassie F Bronson Salem Beaufort Lizzie S. James Howard John RP Moore Gaskell Ocracoke Langen Pettersen Rotterdam Asenath Shaw Morgan James Ives Belfast Gardiner G Deering Horse Island Harbor Maggie J Lawrence Philadelphia Apex Smith Coosaw Ravensdale Vincent Farmer's Works Anna L Mulford Hart Darien Martha S Bement Townsend Ada Bakey White Bath Etta A Simpson Bunker Noank Helen L Martin Fountain George Moulton, Jr Landerkin Crown Key West Carl D Lathrop Gill Kingston Swis Busiris Morris Laguayra Stella M Kenyon Robert H Rathbun Crowell Demerara New Orleans Cristobal Colon Barcelona Antonio Jane Diez Port Tads Palace Pallas West Innes Excelsior Knickerbocker Norfolk Napoleon Boughton Annie M Allen Brown New City Oint Emelie F Birdsall Chambers New Haven Daisy E Parkhurst Hooper Spartan John Charles F Tuttle Ives Clarks Cove Edward W Young South Norwalk A Heaton Newport News William H. Bailey Pearce Sue Williams Calvin B Orcutt Clare Mobile Newport Lutzburg Iray Antigua Tower Hill Tavold St Ann’s Bay Alesia Palermo Nueces Galveston Prius Widem Amsterdam Primus Heine Manila Anne M Law Ryder Blaye Danrobin Travis Abyssinia Hifston Cebu Carmela Romano Lisbon State of Indiana Glasgow Manhattan Havana H & Dimock Pring William 1 Paramaribo Waesland Antwerp Schs Nellie Clark D Wb Florida St John Gellert Hamburg Polario Humboldt Bermuda St Kitts Cairngorm Curacoa Ozama Turks Island Cienfuegos Nassau Trinidad Gen Whitney Lochinvar Singapore Eastern Star Barbados Sch Jullep Lanas Harold Hutton St Ann's Bay Holmes Grand Turk Charles Morand Marshall Manzanilla Hebich Schmidt Brince Hoogerueff Baracoa Colton Fraser Haulton Ber Capitan Humphries Calcutta Inomar Sinclair Chanessen Bordeaux Emma Crowell Pendleton Hiogo British America Lawrence Dunkirk Anna Aleida Bleeker Batavia Antonio Sala Johnson Aspinwall Anna el Morse Marr Harmon’s Harbor Calvin F Baker Pierce Clark's Cove Fradford French Haumett Buenos Ayres Dominion Pascagoula Thornhill Simmons Helga Schulstok Lena K Storer Lee Vera Cruz Porl Gamble Bonanza San Francisco Pensacola Ursula Pearson United Kingdom Fannie E Woolston Satilla James H Gordon Pedrick Florence Shay Edwaras Philadelpna Libret de Mar Carreras Snowflake Dolby Crescent Mehaffey Lord Gough Lathama Jamaica Ocean Prince Rio Marina Icis Sebago Locke Ethelbald Helena Verbeer George Sweney Hewitt Almouth Henley Mina Belle Anna T Ebener Springer Manuel Ilaguna Southport Portsmouth Paine Gilbert Lower Harbor Druid Wilcot Arye Belle Morse Eastport Gloucester Ella Francis Foster Rockland Trigg Hilliard Providence Sherman Higgins Commerce Harris WR Grace Wallnut Havre Marion Firth of Solway Caise Newcastle Nsw San Pedro Netherby Chelsew Juniata Christie Kate & Gifford Wright Newak Charles E Schwidt Henderson Clark’s Cove Jennie Hulbert Morang Uranus Peters Navassa Wilmington Cyrus Chamberlain Cookson Port Clyde

Multiple ships listed with arrivals and sailings in Feb

A compact log of ships arriving at and departing from ports including San Francisco Eureka and Eureka, Honolulu, New York, Baltimore, and London. Entries name vessels such as Wikman, Senet, Skobeleff, Lillian, and Queenstown steamers Adriatic and City of Berlin, with destinations like North of Hatteras and Baltimore.

Wikman Eureka San Francisco Renton Henderson Newcastle Nsw Honolulu Mahukona Queen Thonagle Macoris Port Avalon Milberry New York Senet Centennial Rudon Oston Skobeleff Tucker Lillian Rumball North of Hatteras Teneriffe Small Ernestine Whitier Alaska Brick Ads Thomas R Pillsbury Pitcher A L Henderson Benj Courtney Baker Belle Hooper Gilkey Adelbert Ames Jamieson A & Weeks Henley Gov Hull Cain Elbridge Souther Fales Annie S Conant Biddle Francis Z Berry South of Hatteras Navassa Romance Brown Baltimore Agnes Barton Knight Baltiore Panama Alpheus Marshall Kenney Dolro Penang Edward Kidder Griffin Singapore Queenstown Adriatic Liverpool Ciy Berlin Rio Janeiro S J Bogart Shaw Buenos Aires Cornucopia Robson Jersey Sir John Sch Valetta Fardie Capulet Ellis Chancellor Philaelphia Southampton Laba Bremen

Port City Ship Movements and Arrivals Chart

A compilation of 27th to 28th port movements across Baltimore Charleston New York and other hubs. Vessels include Alfred Brabrook Nessmore Montana and Ravensteel ships and schooners such as Lizzie S James Cassie F Bronson and Anna L Mulford with windbound and clearance details.

Steamship arrivals from New York on March 1 2.15 P. M

Listings show Germany Denmark Sweden Norway and Turkey with special addresses for Great Britain Ireland Belgium Netherlands Austria via steamship Ems from New York at 2.15 P M. Also Etruria and La Bretagne routes to France Italy Spain Portugal Yucatan Campeche Tabasco Chiapas with the same 2 15 P M timestamp.

Germany Denmark Sweden Norway Turkey Great Britain Ireland Belgium Netherlands Austria Ems New York Etruria Switzerland la Bretagne Riday Eseseeseenres A France Iicily Spain Portugal Yucatan Campeche Tabasco Chi

Transatlantic and Pacific Mail Ship Departures schedules

The notice lists mail sailings from New York and Boston on Friday March 1 through Sunday March 3 and March 4, detailing steamer routes to Jamaica Fortune Island Norway Central America Belgium Scotland Nova Scotia St Pierre Miquelon and Asia Australia New Zealand Hawaii and more, with cutoffs and special addressed mail for various destinations.

Pickaniola New York Uess Jamaica Fortune Island United States of Colombia Aspinwall Panama Alisa Norway Thingvalla Central America South Pacific Guatemala City of Para Great Britain Ireland Catalonia Boston Belgium Oermebty Noordland Newark Tre Davedes Scotland Circassia Nova Scotia St. Pierre and Miquelon Halifax Carroll St. Thomas Sst. Croix Barbados Trinidad Demerara Brazil la Plata Counties Rio de Janeiro Newport News

Shipping and voyage notices scattered across ports

A fragmented list of ship names, agents, ports, and sailing dates appears listing vessels such as Furness Cephlonia, Gill & Sootz, Germanic, and Ismay Trave with departures from Antwerp, Liverpool, Rotterdam, Bremen, and other ports. Dates range February 16 to March 1, with assignments to agents like Edge & Co, Larne, and Hs Wright & Sons.

Ben Nevis Gibraltar Wetherby Antwerp Furness Hermann Gill & Sootz Gothenburg Furness Cephlonia Liverpool Martin Lake Ontario Brigham & Co City of New York Thinewalla Chris’sand Edge & Co Indiana Larne Baldwin Germanic Ismay Trave Bremen Oelrichs & Co Waesland Hs Wright&Sons Amsterdam Rotterdam Nch Edge&Co

Shipping Schedule Fron Boston March 1 2

Friday March 1 listings show agents Bavarian Liverpool Lorderer London 7 00 AM Thayer Line n 8 00 AM C Furness with Saturday March 2 Catalonia Liverpool 9 30 AM A Martin Halifax 10 00 AM JG Hall Co Norman Philadipa 3 00 PM E Sampson.

Thayer &Line C Furness Catalonia Liverpool A Martin Halifax Halifax Hall & Co Norman Phil’d’Ip Sampson

Steamship arrivals and departures listed for March travel

From New York ship lines show Prins Willem I for Hayti at 1.00 PM and Kingston at 11.00 AM via Pim, F'rw'd&Co. Circassia in Glasgow at 6.00 AM via Sanderson& Son. City of Para Aspinwall at 12.00 M. Bremen 6.00 AM via Oelrichs & Co. Etruria Liverpool 5.30 AM via WHlbrown&Co. Noordland Antwerp 5.30 AM via P Wright & Sons. Slavonia Peptosie 5.00 AM. Thingvalla Copenhagen 5.00 AM. and other lines including Havana and Havre schedules.

New York Prins Willem I Hayti Kunhardt & Co tAilsa Kingston Pim,F’rw d&Co Buffalo Hull Sanderson& Son NY & Css City of Para Aspinwall Pacife SS Co Ems Bremen Oelrichs & Co Etruria Liverpool Whlbrown&co la Bretagne Havre

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