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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1887

Page

3

Question on Validity of Northern Boston and Lowell Lease

New Hampshire Supreme Court holds the Northern to Boston & Lowell lease invalid and issues an injunction effective July 1 1887. Chief Justice Doe leads the majority. Judge Allen dissents. consolidation and public good are central issues.

Dow Northern N. H New Hampshire Supreme Court Boston & Lowell Corporation Concord Supreme Court Senate Dow Et al The Northern Railroad Et al Boston& Lowell Doe Allen Blodgett Carpenter and Bingham Lowell Road United States Court Boston, Concord & Montreal Boston & Lowell Northern Railroad Lowell Colby Suncook Valley Portsmouth Pemigewasset Valley Wilton Nashua & Lowell Eastern New Hampshire Worcester & Nashua Rochester Boston Maine Concord Railroad Boston, Concord & Montreal Railroad Edward H. Rollins

Boston & Lowell Lease Rumor Denied by Company Presidents

President Lord of the Boston & Maine denied yesterday that the Boston & Lowell lease had been completed and said no consolidation with the Boston & Lowell existed. President Morey of the Boston & Lowell also denied the lease claim. A joint committee of the Boston & Maine directors was empowered to study general interests of both firms amid competition in Lowell Lawrence Manchester and other New England cities.

Boston & Lowell Lord Boston & Maine Railroad Boston & Maine Morey Ton Lowell Lawrence Manchester New Hampshire

The New Bridge at St. Louis Quietly Strangled

A historical note claims Mr. Gould quietly killed a rival St. Louis bridge project by undermining terminal facilities. It says without riverbank access trains cannot cross, and the bridge’s success hinges on terminal rights. The article alleges Gould’s agents captured key terminal territory after a congressional charter.

ST. Louis Gould Congress Mr. Gould

State of the Hanover Branch

RockLanne March 11. Rumors say the Hanover branch sold to the Old Colony but negotiations are pending. Stockholders price is 122400 dollars or 100 dollars a share. The road is prosperous with 15000 dollars debt and stock at 110 dollars.

Hanover Rocklane Old Colony

Wabash Directory Aims to Secure Chicago Division

The Wabash directory targets the Chicago division and eventually the line east of the Mississippi, as in Judge Gresham's era. Wall Street News notes a sharp paper stock rise after Richmond Terminal manipulators returned to Wall Street, with a contract for 1500 tons stock and bond paper by Sully Brice Logan Co. and potential rise to 2500 tons if the Garrett Baltimore & Ohio deal proceeds. Bramons Blaine named general freight and passenger agent of Chicago Santa Fe & California Railway, start April 1. Norfolk & Western weekly earnings rise 18000, Canadian Pacific fall 10000. Louisville New Albany & Chicago annual meeting notes old board re-elected. general report shows earnings.

Cairo, Vincennes & Chicago Road Chesapeake & Ohio Newport News & Mississippi Valley System New York Central Hudson River Road Charles P. Clark New York & New England State Department Harrisburg Penn Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Pittsburg & State Line Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg Dubuque Shiras Ilinois Central Sioux City Road Brewer Love St. Louis & San Francisco Railway Company Minneapolis, Lyndale & Minnetonka James Hill Manitoba Road Pillsburys of Minneapolis Thomas Lowry Minneapolis Street Railway Company Boston Lee, Higginson & Co Grand Trunk Railway Company Wabash Chicago Mississippi Canadian Pacific Louisville, New Albany

Boston-bound Vessels Set Sail Across Global Ports

A list of ships and brigs bound for Boston with origins spanning Manila Calcutta Melbourne Sagua and Cadiz. Entries include vessels such as Adam W Spies Adeline Andrea Lovico Anglesea Arthur Colorado Charles G Rice Emma J Meyer Grace Bradley and others with departure ports and dates from December through February. Several ships indicate distress or notable conditions at Delaware Breakwater.

Boston Adam W Spies Field Am Bark Hollo Anjer Adeline Biet Manila Andrea Lovico Rollo Ital Bark Palermo Wyman Hyeres Charles G. Rice Bailey Jan Aifford Hamm Brsch Cienfuegos Edward May Johnson Iloilo Emma J. Meyer Meyer Am Schr Sagua Delaware Break Cardenas Dan Delaware Teeberg Carver Calcutta Dee Kirkcudbrightshire Baxter Chittagong Lanaseer Smith Trapani Linnet Lawrence Br Bark Peb Livingstone Ellis Cadiz Maggie F., McBachren Br Sehr Mary Gibbs Moore Ambrig Gibara Mareh Mele Mithassel Nor Bark Cette Reb Panay Bray Am Ship Patrician, Kenney Aim Ship Sydney Nsw Samuel D. Carlton Freeman Singapore Samuel H Nickerson Locke Caleta Buena Sarah Wallace Br Brig Matanzas Sooloo Powers St Kilda Hines Genoa Cagniari McCormick Pernambuco

Mail Closes for Cuba and Mexico at Boston

Notices show mail cutoff for Cuba by rail to Tampa and steamship via Key West closing in Boston daily at 5 00 P M. For Mexico the schedule appears with missing data but indicates alternate closing times.

Cuba Tampa Fla Key West Boston Mexico

Trans-Pacific Mails Update From San Francisco

Society Islands mail via ship Tropic Bird from San Francisco dated March 81. Australia and Samoan and Sandwich Islands mail via steamship Alameda from San Francisco dated April 6. Sandwich Islands mail via steamship Australia from San Francisco dated March 81.

Trans-Pacific Mails Society Islands San Francisco Australia Samoan Sandwich Islands Alameda San Franccisco

Ships Roundup From Global Ports

Shipping news lists vessels converging at Antwerp Glasgow London and other ports with origins in New York Baltimore Philadelphia Liverpool Bremen Palermo San Francisco and more. Vessels include Mariposa Dover Hermann and Schiedam with lanes to Sydney Amsterdam and London.

Antwerp Bergenland New York Auckland Mariposa San Francisco Sydney Nsw Dover Hermann Bremen Baltimore Glasgow Ethiopia State of Alabama Gibraltar Dodona Palermo Boston Woodhorn Gergenti Vinuiden Schiedam Amsterdam London Madrid Prinz George Ventonia Hamburg Bohemia Prawle Point Gam Canada Pennsylvania Philadelphia Saale Rhein Enwin Benisat Lord Charlemont Pavonia Liverpool Adriatic Amicitia Baracoa Ludgate Mill Copenhagen Yhingvalla Copenmigel

Notice to Captains Weather Observations Boston March 11

Observations made March 11 at 7 AM Boston United States Signal Station correspond to noon Greenwich Time Wind barometer readings and corrections for sea level. Captains should log their barometer sealing each day to correct errors add one hundredth inch per ten feet above sea level. Miniature Almanac for Saturday March 12 lists sun moon and day length with local tide and time details.

United States Boston Yarmouth Lewis St. John N. B Digby Walter Hall Lewis Wharf G. Hall & Co Chatham Street

Port of Boston Arrivals and Departures Report

The port records show arrivals including the Pavonia from Liverpool with 178 steerage passengers, the Carroll from Halifax with passengers to Harrison Loring, and the Williamsport from Philadelphia. Several schooners and steamers cleared or sailed for New York, Philadelphia, and Madagascar with cargoes and names of owners and consignors.

Fripay Pavonia McKay Liverpool Queenstown Alexander Martin Lon Carroll, Brown Halifax Ndse Harrison Loring Williamsport Miller Philadelphia Sch Kali Breeks Crs Marsters Windsor Delong & Seaman Lookout Ingersoll St Andrews Hatheway & Co Neptune Nicholson New York H M Whitney Ursula Pearson Port Royal

Shipping departures and week in fishing trade notes

March activity lists ships sailing from Vineyard Haven Salem and Porthbay with crews and destinations. Gloucester reports a steady fish market, scarce codfish, rising fleet activity for spring and higher weekly catches totaling 1 720 000 pounds codfish 470 000 pounds halibut 1 675 000 pounds frozen herring 160 barrels pickled herring and 1400 barrels oil. Restless reports a death at sea Feb 15 aboard William Magee, a St John NF native, 35, single.

Vineyard Haven Hattie N Gove Johnson Norfolk Boston CB Church Anderson Anna E J Morse Lansill Philadelphia John ‘T’ Merrow Nickerson Portsyouth Andrew J York Wallace Perth Amboy Portland B L Eaton Grearson Calais New York Emma Green Smith Joseph William Fist Hart Rockport Orozimbo Warnock Calais New Bedford Kal Icis Anita Elizabeth de Hart Lizzie Carr Nautilus Salem Philadeie Gloucester Grand Ava Georges Grand and Western Bank Fortune Bay Grand Manan Schs Sylvester I J Merritt, Jr Ipswich Bay Hkestless Grand Bank Proctor Brothers Sch Capt McPhee William Magee St John

Shipping Movements and Sailings Across Global Ports

A listing of sailing ships and berthed vessels with routes from Anjer to Valencia. Entries include ship names, flags, captains, and destinations such as New York, Philadelphia, Halifax, and Boston, with dates from January to March across Hong Kong, Cebu, Cork, Cagliari, Falmouth, Glasgow, Iloilo, London, Liverpool, Manila, Newcastle, Oporto, Porman, Queenstown, Sourabaya, Siarpness, Travani, Valencia, and Wolgast.

Anjer Ralph M Haywood Baxter Hong Kong New York Cebu John D Brewer Josselyn Cork Saunders St Johns Cagliari Maria Luigia Ital Savarese Philadelphia Falmouth Dawn le Clercq Santos Rotterdam Glasgow Prinz Regent Ger Hervig Wilmington Emilie Lloyd Killam Hiogo Fratellanza Schiafino London Laura Emily Campbell Providence Lith Cape Finisterre Clark Liverpool Queenstown

Spoke Message From Hastings Binds Louise to Boston Route

A spoken note from Hastings on March 4 reports Louise bound from Arroyo Pennsylvania to Boston with Melissa Trask aboard, route departing March 9 off Cape Henlopen.

Louise Hastings Melissa Trask Trask Arroyo Boston Cape Henlopen

Shipping News Briefs From Across Ports

London report notes Kowrah grounded near Whitehaven and released without damage. Providence collides with an unidentified freight propeller at Tell Gate. some joiner work is broken. Bark Martha Reid endures heavy seas off Matanzas and is badly strained. Gool Loken leaks near Abaco after ashore at Nassau. divers aid stop. Energie remains in Norfolk for repairs after discharging. St Asaph and Merchant Prince survey in Philadelphia with repairs planned. Herbert Black arrives in London from New Zealand in 96 days. Annima damage noted in collision reports in Philadelphia and Baltimore jettisons cargoes and hull damage.

London Kowrah Balfour San Francisco Whitehaven Providence All River Line New York Tell Gate Martha Reid Philadelphia Matanzas Nassau Richmond Cardenas Istinst Abaco Norfolk Energie Masson Darien Aberdeen St Asaph Hark Herbert Black Amos Nichols New Zealand Baltimore Rhein Hull Stemmer Charleston Maggie J Lawrenes Fram Urquhart Liverpool Commonwealth van Kirk Herks Adams New Bedford Miranda Corbett Trinidad Jennie Phinney Morton Matanzas Rebecca Smith Grace Geof Fenimore Magee Galveston Henry Parker Green Carrie L Godfrey Jarman New Haven Caradot Trainer Bisceglia Faedrelander Brann Henriette H. Voss Coosaw Achilles Warrington Reading Portland Annie Batchelder Steelman St Jago Georgie Clark Bartlet J Manning Gandy Nellie Jerrell Ludlam City of Augusta Meady Boston Steamer Roman John H Converse Leighton L F Munson Maud Robinson Cienfuegos Ar 10Th Schs Hunter Whitten Virinia Rockland Ella McVane Perth Amboy Hompson Chase Clark’s Cove Silver Spray Lindsey William HH Oler Crowell Horse Island Bailey Ht Kells Greenlaw Lucinda G_ Potter Potter Newport News Eva B Douglass Letta Cassie In Bronson Anderson Mary A Drury Nickerson Selow Job H Jackson Charles A Church Lent Wyancke Hulphers Ferris Thompson Paulson Kahului Macdiarmid Schiapicassa Queenstown Savannah Howard Williams Foster Boothbay Charmer Caboll Dolphin Alender Rotterdam William R Drury Sweetland Annie C Grace Gate City Johns Hopkins Lizzie Williams Parker Vee Gton John Hooper New Ork Ped Minerva Wedmore Gaskill West Indies

Liverpool, Philadelphia cargo losses and ship damages update

Shipping notes from Philadelphia to New York and Boston report several incidents. About 200 tons of cargo from the freighter Grace Bradley to be saved after fog along Frying Pan Shoal. The British steamer Principia at Hoosac dock suffers a fire with 30 bales flax damaged. loss estimated at 10 000 dollars. Other vessels show leaks, collisions, or grounding along the coast and sea routes with multiple ships involved and routine survey planned.

Philadelphia Iron Pier Grace Bradley Principia Hoosac Dock Charlestown Aim Baltimore Decatur Hl Miller Boston Pirate Kingston Jam Carrituck Hull Captain Drinkwater Sch Walker Armington Providence Montauk Point Europe New York Lillian Mingus Morine London Romer Shoal Paul Revere Mullin Salem Calcutta Sand Heads Dee Equator Indian Ocean Cape of Good Hope St Helena

Bark Alexander Keith Sails From Amsterdam March

Shipping list notes the bark Alexander Keith sailing from Amsterdam in March with Mellgorm of Philadelphia. The record also lists arrivals and sailings from ASPINWALL, BARROW, BARACOA, CALLAO, CLENFUEGOS, CARDIFF, DUNGENESS, ELBA, GIBARA, GLASGOW, HALIFAX, HAVANA, LIVERPOOL, LONDON, MATANZAS, MONTEGO BAY, QUEENSTOWN, NEATNSTAS, PARA, ST JOHN NB, ST ANN'S BAY, SOURABAYA, TARBEREN, PORTLAND, and PORTSMOUTH with various vessels and routes.

Amsterdam Alexander Keith Mellgorm Philadelphia Aspinwall City of Para New York Acapulco Carrie Bonnell Cassidy San Blas Barbados Investigator Rowe Bahia Blanca Barrow Wingates Baltimore Baracoa Rover Victoria Cuba Callao Maria Margareta Fogman Clenfuegos Neptune Hull Josten Nantasket Richardson Rockport John c Gregory Killen Church’s Point Machias Clifford Hamm Boston Herbert Towse St John Cardiff Clifton Glasgow Hibernian Brown Halifax Christina Elizabeth Queenstown California Donaldson Loth Helen Isabel Olsen St Johns Brazil le Marchant Rio Janeiro Scandinavian Havana City of Alexandria Vera Cruz Niagara Liverpool Harrison Galveston Oregon Williams Professor Wallace New Orleans Strathearn Jamieson San Francisco Queen London Gravesend Stella Rosenkranz Matanzas Arlington Leach Montego Bay Jam Etta Whittemore Providence Ldg Britannic Perry Neatvnstas Harriet G Stanley Para Maranhouse Annapolis Bartaby

Domestic Ports Excerpt Highlights Busy Trade Routes

A lengthy list of ports shows arrivals and clearances including Ar 8th Bonita and Florence at Apalachi, John Gibson at Alexandria, numerous steamers and brigs clearing various ports, sailings from New York to Liverpool and Boston, and ships from Rio de Janeiro, Antwerp, and London. Major entries include Galveston Rio Grande, Charleston steamers, Newport News, and Pensacola movements with multiple vessels named and routes noted.

Apatachicola Bonita Kendrickson Demerara Florence Flynn Galveston Ella M Hawes Purrington Alexandria John Gibson Young New York Baltimore Darwin Williams Philadelphia Sarah & Kennedy Waters Savannah Romance Brown Navassa Ichsa E Lee Steelman Charleston Wm O Snow Crosby Fall River Florehiee Randall Wilson New Haven Robert Graham Dun Crowell Boston Irthington Kiddie Matanzas Fitzroy Gibbs Bristol Wm Crane Billups Geo Appold Warren Providence Decature Miller Howes Icis HS Gale Rio Janeiro Bucksport Mt Waldo Patterson Bangor Brunswick Barks Atlas Petterson Liverpool Asparagon Scott Montevideo Barks Jorgensen Barbados Navigator Daisy Tracy Wilmington Del Sci Satilla Scofield Boothbay Beroma Fox Navigatore Mastellone Hismore City of Atlanta Equator Antonio Jane Barcelona Ragna Rotterdam Dutcil Island Harbor Anne Robertson Meixim Crabtree Sinclair William A Morrell Murray New Bedford J W Hine French Izetta Hincks Rockland East Machais Port 10Th Starbuck Clark Eastport Hattie King Collins Rattler Matthews Fortress Monroe Rossignol Robbins Sherwood Douglass Rio Grande Barkentine ES Neva May Howard William Marshall Melvin Snare Dow Florence & Lillian Smith Fort George-Seis Sarah C Smith Florid Kiy West Henderson Nassau Lampasas Schoal Wells Newell Pensacola Mobile Deak McDonald New Orleans Atr Rydal Water Jones River Ettrick Hamburg Vittoria di Martini Salerno Sch Adriatic Aimiecilia Baracoa Excelsior Everest London Black Ilank Wadsmith Amsterdam Lillian M Visits Morine Mon Pezzolo Leghorn John H Tingue Burdge Richmond Franconia Portland Hyve EP Rogers EH Furber Josephine Narragansett Pier Lady Antrim Mt Lebanon Elliott Geiser Moller Stettin Havre Amicitia Keimers Kingston Arecina Strickland Glasgow Haroo Munro Edmund Phinney Gibara Teocle Celentana Pozzuoli Castelar Quale Buenos Saint Ronans Glauens Coringa Antwerp Arbella Barks Bygdo Buenos Ayres Atlantic Joseb Moore Lloyds Lisbon Harry Stewart St Vincent Hell Gate Swis JS Lamprey Hardin Speedwell Weed Ab Woodside Reed MM Chase Chase Haverhill Oriole Amboy Swis Willis Shepard Reeves Bull River Allston Powers Perth Amboy A K Woodward Bentley H Reed Morales Kent Norfolk Swis Cora Rockport Francis B Hallock Alice Bell John M Brown Henry Kirk John Knox Liverpol Kingdom Georgie L. Dickson Harding Newport News Mattie Eaton Gamage Portsmouth Fortuna Boaz San Francisco Johanna Lucovich Otille Tregalla Finland Longstrom Genoa Vega Lord Clive Kinney J M

Passenger list notice from Cunard steamship Pavonia and Anrania

From Boston to Liverpool on Pavonia Captain McKay include Mrs K Allerton Mr and Mrs A A Brigham Mr J Collins Mr G H McKerrow Mr C RB Moore Col and Mrs Horace Ranlett Mr J Roman Mr John W oo 10 cabin 12 intermediate 173 steerage total Ob From New York to Liverpool on Anrania Mrs P Stratton Mr Theodore Jones Judge and Mrs WS Gardner Miss Mary L Gardner Mrs Ranlett Mr John A Clark

Cunard Pavonia McKay Liverpool K Allerton A A Brigham J Collins G H McKerrow C RB Moore Horace Ranlett J Roman John Woo Boston Anrania New York P Stratton Theodore Jones WS Gardner Mary L Gardner Ranlett John A Clark

Limited partnership formed for clothing business in Boston

Charles N Carter and Frank W Shackley form a Massachusetts limited partnership for manufacturing and selling ladies clothing under Charles N Carter in Be gton with Charles N Carter as general partner and Shackley as special partner contributing seven thousand dollars. Partnership runs March 1 1887 to March 1 1392. A Blume Justice of the Peace certified their act in Suffolk Mass.

Charles N. Cartier Frank W Shackley Boston Suffolk Commonwealth of Massachusetts Massachusetts Charles N. Carter Begton Charles N. Carver Frank W. Shackley Rank W. Shackley A. D Andreas Blume

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