Florida Southern railroad placed under court receivership in Jacksonville
In Jacksonville on March 18 the Florida Southern railroad was placed under a court receiver after trustees of first mortgage bonds filed for foreclosure. J. R. Parrott of Jacksonville appointed receiver. bonds totaling $8,000,000, held mainly by New England investors, trigger sale of assets to satisfy creditors. The operation will continue as before with no planned management changes.
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J. R. Parrott
Jacksonville
New England
Fla
Florida Southern Railroad
United States Circuit Court
Northern District of Florida
Swayne
Pensacola
Florida Southern Railway
Charlotte Hartser
American Loan & Trust Company of Boston
Henry D. Hyde
Boston
J. Lewis Stackpole
New England Trust Company
Horatio Bisbee, Jr
Flacher and Wurtz
Tampa
Key West
Florida Southern Company
Mason Young
Jacksonville, Tampr & Key West Railway Company
Windsor Hotel
Parrott
Young
Uvon
Poth
Mr. Parrott
John W. Candler
Massachusetts
Congress
Floridaouthern
St. Johns & Lake Eustis
Florida Southern Road
Stanley Pasha Expedition: Wauters Praises and Critiques
Review of A J Wauters Emin Pasha Expedition, praising its clear outline and ken for Stanley’s journey while critiquing lack of concise map of geography. Discusses Emin, Gordon, Junker, and the Nile Congo hydrography, with detailed route summaries and quotations on Stanley’s ventures.
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Stanley
Mr. Stanley
Emin Pasha
A. J. Wauters
Mouvement Géographique
Brussels
Wauters
Emin
Gordon
Khartoum
Sir. Wauters
Soudan
Wanters
Africa
Sondon
Lamin Pasha
Mr. Wanters
Zanzibar
Fort Bodo
Banalya
Weillé
Albert Nyanza
Schwein
Yambuya
Junker
Nile
Congo
Mr. Wauters
Philadelphia
J. K. Lippincott Company
Boston
Clarke & Co
Price
Samuel Richardson of Winchester dies at ninety in town
Samuel Richardson known as Sam Jess, one of Winchester's oldest residents, died yesterday at age ninety after a lifetime on a Washington Street farm. He leaves a sick widow and two sons. Sister Rose Ann Shannon of Notre Dame Academy died in Lowell, born February 6 1835, became a religeuse in 1852. Asa Taft, longtime Mason and ruler of Vermont Grand Lodge, died at White River Junction aged 78. George Perbyshire of Waltham, later Wilton, died aged 52 leaving a widow and two children.
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Samuel Richardson
Winchester
Sam Jess
Washington Street
Rose
Ann Shannon
Sisters of Notre Dame Academy
Lowell
Ireland
Asa Taft
Grand Lodge of
Vermont
White River Junction
George Perbyshire
Waltham
Wilton
Ned
England
Bridgeport Weavers Strike Over Machinery and Non-Union Labor
About seventy five weavers, mostly English, employed by Bridgeport Elastic Web Company, are on strike over improved machinery and the hiring of non union men. Meanwhile New York cloak makers sign a work agreement ending July 1, 1890.
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Bridgeport Elastic Web Company
New York
Bible in Wisconsin public schools ruled out
The Wisconsin Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision from Madison dated March 18, holds that the Bible has no place in common schools. The Rock County circuit court case originated in Edgerton where a suit sought to bar teachers from reading the Bible to students.
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XO Bible
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Circuit Court
Rock County
Supreme Court
Edgeton
Funeral of Joel A Guild Held at Unitarian Church
The funeral for Joel A Guild was held at the Unitarian Church on Walnut Street at 1:30 PM yesterday, with private services at his Elm Place home. Rev. Howard N. Brown officiated, and many town officials attended, including the Beethoven Lodge of Masons of which Guild was treasurer and Brookline National Bank where he served as president. Floral tributes came from the lodge, the bank, and old friends, among others. The remains were entombed at Walnut Hill.
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Joel Anson Guild
Unitarian Church
Walnut Street
Alge
Howard N. Brown
Elm Place
Tron Beethoven Lodge of Masons
Brookline National Bank
Beethoven Lodge of Masons
George H. Worthley
Alnut Hill
Brotherhood Celebrates Third Anniversary of Painters Union in Bay State Hall
About 150 members and guests attended in Bay State Hall for the Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators anniversary. Speakers included Frank K. Foster, R. J. Anslow, President Clark, W. J. Shields, and George Childs. The event featured music by the Swedish Quartette and calls to reduce labor hours.
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Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators
Bay State Hall
Frank K. Foster
R. J. Anslow
Central Labor Union
President Clark
State Federation of Labor
W. J. Shields
International Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
George
Childs
Union
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Wells Memorial Hall
Boston
Blatchford Hall
State Assembly
The
Knights of Labor
Wade
Freestone
Contractors’ Association
Maya Architecture in Dr Le Plongeon Lecture at Huntington Hall
Dr Augustus Le Plongeon closed his series on ancient American civilization with a talk at Huntington Hall on Maya architecture and its religious symbolism. He traced global architectural parallels from burial mounds to temples, noting sun worship, dual primordial beings, and the equilateral triangle as Mayan ideals, arguing Mayan forms influenced Egyptian and Asian traditions.
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Augustus le Plongeon
Huntington Hall
Asia
Africa
Europe
Egypt
Babylonia
India
Greece
Etruria
Ohio Valley
le Plongeon
Cambodia
Yucatan
le Piongeon
A Plea for Something New in Commemoration
Boston writer Jerry Curtis Spalding urges a 400th anniversary plan that channels distinct American character. He proposes renaming the central archipelago Colonia and hosting an all American exhibition showcasing products, industry, arts, and literature from the Americas to convey national greatness.
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America
Three
Americas
American Archipelago
Pan-American Congress
Washington
Congress
Great Central Archipelago
Christoval Colon
Colonia
West Indies
Aleutian Islands
Ballin’s Bay
Arctic
Kellelus
Cape Horn
North America
Jerry Curtis Spalding
Boston
Shipping News Almanac Briefs March High Water
Maritime brief notes high water conditions for March 19 with dawn and day length details and tidal indicators. Includes line about 8U prous length of day and numeric time markers for reference. Limited readable data from a weather and shipping miscellany page.
Port of Boston Dispatches Steamer Arrivals and Miscellany
PORT OF BOSTON Tuesday March 18 Arrived Steamer City of Macon from Savannah March 15 with passengers to Richardson Barnard Steamer Tremont from Portland Steamer Geo A Chafee from Gloucester Steamer Williamsport from Philadelphia Tug Camilla from Scituate Tug Win Sprague from Rockport Mass and schooners from various ports report heavy weather and a gale with vessels hove to and leaks but weather improved. Cleared foreign steamers including Marcello Prussian Glen Tanar and Dora Matthews and many listed schooners with cargoes to ports from Hull to Portland. Highland Light wind and cautious navigation noted. The brig Idgartown described a lengthy voyage home with 450 barrels sperm oil and a bank keeper aboard, voyage days 26, captain Costa reports 50 barrels sperm oil at St Vincent Feb 28.
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Tunsday
City of Macon
Lewis
Savannah
Ndse
Richardson & Barnard
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
Geo
Nash, Spaulding & Co
Vplemora
Theresa
New York
Glass
Ponce
Vineyard Haven
Orier
Spear
Farr
Lizzie Dewey
Reynard
Harvey WW Anderson
Carwood
George L Fessenden
Weeks
Tecumsen
Coombs
Samuel Dilloway
Smith
Philadelphia
Alfred Brabrook
Blair
Gracie D Buchanan
Potter
Baltimore
Charlies
Dame
Daniels
Hoboken
Marion F Sprague
Fisher
Norfolk
Herman F Kimball
Kimball
Tiverton
Tislelow
W Morse
Barges Kodiak
Portsmouth
Rka Fisher
Kennebec
Sens Vivian
Provincetown
Lucy H Russell
Harry Messer
Haltimore
Salem
J V_ Wellington
Perth Amboy
Fisherman
South Aboy
Bath
Maror Lee
South Amboy
Rockland
Northern Light
Marcello
Abbott
Hull
Enz
Sanderson & Son
Prussian
Ambury
Glasgow
H & A Allan
Yarmouth
Stanwood
J G Hall & Co
Williams
Schs Charney Woolsey
Marston
J H Flitner & Co
Dora Matthews
Brown
J P Ellicott & Co
Abel C Buckley
Adams
North Boothbay
J W Linnell
June Bright
Barter
Clark’s Cove
Chrisfield
Crowell
Salled
Martello
Observation
Centipede
Lerks
Lynn
Schs
Fannie & Fay
Lygoma
Port Royal
Wihialer
Port
Gulf Stream
Citizens’ National Bank
Costa
George & Mary
St Vincent
Port Tod
Arroyo
Sullivan
Hastings
Cardenas
Scis
Edwin S Aorrisonsmith
Maud Robinson
John H Converse
Leighton New York
Ned White Elwell
Delaware Breakwater
Sandy Hook
Halifax
St Vierre
Boston
Pierre
Mig
Mabel Jioward
Moston
Shelburne
Havana
Marcel Lv
Cydonia
Winspear
Cardiff
Annie & Millard
Steelman
Lith
Seneca
Laguna
Elvina
Sawyer
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Matanzas
Nellie Smith Wallace
Delaware
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Thompson
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French
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Clara Rogers
Lucy May
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M Lizzie L Mills
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Rand Orozimbo
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Bruce Hawkins
Gur- Win EL Mitchell
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Verry
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Henry P Hallock
Insdale
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el Callao
Ida
Winters
Siemen
Enuine
Golden Heat
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Viola Reppard
Hyannis
George P Trizy
Campobello
Marquis de Gauterce
Herman Winter
Forondon
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Leith
Caledonia
Mediterranean
Capua
Beethoven
Port-au-Prince
Porter
St Martins
Lillian Woodruff
Hodgkins
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McLennan
Perland
Kenealy
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Princeas
Chalmette
Dotte
Lansdowne
Konigsberg
White Cloud
Sutton
Helbriz
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Phlis
We& Wldelphia
Maggie Cummings
M i Gamage
Block Island
Albert T Stearns
Tuck
Eldredge
Philaureh
Laurie 17Th
Cooper
Aries
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Abel Walker
Nickerson
George Hi Mills
Tillotson
Hilland
Megathlin
Wood
Ware
Kane
Mary Bootibay
Amelia
Ore- Alice
Freight and Charter Rates Slide Amid Slower Trade
New York March 15 rates ease as business stagnates. Charters include Etrope Bark Arie with 7,600 barrels refined petroleum from New York to Swedish port, and ship Annie H Smith with 60,000 cases to Hong Kong, price 29 cents to Japan, 3 cents to arrive. HB Cann carrying 55,000 cases to Shanghai or Japan, arrival noted.
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New York
Etrope
Arie
Bols
Asta
Annie H Smith
Hong Kong
Japan
Shanghai
FOREIGN PORTS log of ships and sails to halifax and beyond
List of ships and bark sailing and passing ports between February and March. Entries include vessel names such as Latona Queen of Scots Antoinetta Accame Charger Vigilant Puritan and several others with destinations like Halifax Calcutta New York Philadelphia Genoa Yokohama and Shanghai. Includes dates March 17 February 13 27 and various ports like Antwerp Funchal Galle Gibraltar Lisbon and Rotterdam.
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Antwerp
Latona
Kerr
New York
Diana
Ger
Halifax
Ascension
Queen of Scots
Lama
Calcutta
Antoinetta
Vigilant
Gould
Funchal
Mary Lord
Smith
Norfolk
Greenock
Puritan
Br New
Rio Janeiro
Galle
James
Stone
Pettigrove
Gibraltar
Pawnee
Philadelphia
Palermo
Ilia
Smyrna
Elfrida
Benisaf
Regal
Lisnacreve
Genoa
Lishbon
Eliza Lines
Nor
Andreasen
Montevideo
C C Sweeney
Avo
Hayford
Newcastle
Nsw
Centennial
Colcord
Valparaiso
Plymouth
Eng
von Berg
Jiartung
Queenstown
Manhattan
Lassell
Rotterdam
Aurea
Tornbohm
Charleston
Helena
George R Skeffield
Dunning
Thomas Dana
Ara
Dow
Yokohama
Creedmore
Kennedy
Chittagong
Boston
St Johen
King
Amoy
Australia
Harris
Hong Kong
James L Harway
Grant
Manila
Ingomar
Sinclair
Cuthona
Ditchburn
Josephus
Aim
Felter
Ate Rogers
Mabel
Snow
Forest King
Doyle
Hakodati
Celina
Mount
Cette
Orpheus
Krawel
Marsvilles
Japan
Abbie S Hart
Gondy
Tlotlo
Zanzibar
Clotilde
Sowden
Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Female Diseases
An appeal urges women to use Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription to combat delicate diseases and restore health at home. The ad claims the remedy eliminates misery, offers guaranteed satisfaction or money back, and also recommends Dr. Pierce's Pills for biliousness headaches digestion and constipation.
Adoption Bill Sparks Justice Concerns in Senate
Mrs J ai y Stone Blackwell criticizes a Senate bill allowing a husband who adopts his wife’s child a life interest in her real estate. The piece argues the law is unjust, notes lack of child consent, and urges reform in adoption naming and inter-state status. It questions hearings and broad benefit.
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J Aiy Stone-Blackwell
Senate
Union
Trask Wife Found Injured After Night Wandering
The wife of former Lieutenant Governor Eliphalet Trask, suffering mental aberration, wandered from home in Springfield late Monday. A large search found her on the Wilpraham road with a broken arm and a badly cut face. Authorities fear she will not survive the exposure and injuries.
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Eliphalet Trask
Springfield
Wilpraham Road
New tonnage for Lennant’s Harbor schooner
Captain John Band of Lennant's Harbor Maine now with Harold C Beecher will have a three masted schooner built for the lumber trade to carry about 450000 feet.
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John Band
Lennant’s Harbor
Sih
Harold C Beecher
Fishermen report large codfish catch and fleet movements
Gloucester March 18 Special At today swhs George A Upton Alabama Emerald Phantom E A Williams Joseph Warren Venus Addie Emma and Hector from shore fishing 5 Lane from Georges with 25000 ta codfish Two fares of 100000 tbs fresh halibut of swhs Bessie Moo and sarah i Lee solid from vessel for 4hec 43 Th alth and William first of the Green schs Commonwe land fleet Will sail tomorrow followed by others of the fleet during the week A new schooner of 150 tons built at Essex for Syl vanus Smith Co arrived here named Tueille She will be at sea for bank codfishing under Capt Uarion Eaton
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Gloucester
George A Upton
Alabama
Emerald
Phantom
E A Williams
Joseph Warren
Venus
Addie Emma
Hector
Lane
Georges
Bessie Moo
Sarah i Lee
Thalth
William
Essex
Sylvanus Smith & Co
Tueille
Uarion Eaton
Sailed March 10 to cruise off Frisco Mary H Thomas
The schooner Mary H Thomas under Captain Smith departed San Francisco on March 10 for a cruising voyage. In New Bedford on March 18 the brig Eunice H Adams was reported.
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San Francisco
Mary H Thomas, Smith
New Bedford
Eunice H Adams
Notice to Mariners marked changes in New Jersey channel and buoys
New spar buoys placed to mark the Red Buoy 410 area in 342 fathoms near Princess Bay Lighthouse and Elm Tree Beacon, Black Buoy LY in 3 fathoms, and Red Buoy 8 near Ward’s Point. bearings shown in magnetic. Storm King tug notes bell buoy displacement near Pollock Rip Lightship after barge tow. Brandywine Shoals upper end buoy bears 5 72 W and Elbow spar buoy bears S 36 W from sunken Nellie C Faine.
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New York
Raritan Hay
Princess Bay
Pricess Bay
Ward's Point
Great Beds
NLAN
Neiat
Vineyard Saven
Hammond
Tug Storm King
Pollock
Pollock Rip
Delaware Breakwater
Brandywine Shoals
Elbow
Nellie C Faine
MARINE NOTES BRIGHTENS PORTS WITH VESSEL UPDATE
Marine notes from Boston and other ports report the brig L Staples lost with cargo near Moston after leaving St Thomas on March 6. Other vessels mentioned include the Sapphire, Wm Emerson, El Cailao, and several ships and barges ashore or salvaged at Newport, New Bedford, and Charleston with crews saved or losses noted.
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Endvices
Porto Rico
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Moston
St Thomas
Vieques
Emerson
Georges
Sapphire
Array
Antwerp Fort John
New York
el Cailao
Laguna
Rose
Ferm
Portsmouth
Eng
Thomas Potter
Astoria
Sir Lucie Wheatley Fisher
Darien
Wilmington
Del
Lydia
Port-au- Prince
Southport
Newport
Seir Richard Vaux
Fox
Regulator
Baltimore
Tueg Enterprise
Patuxent River
Norpolk
Sir William Applegarth
Norfolk
York Spit
Anda
Hester
Seward
Thomas
Smith’s Island
Halifax
Hopkins
Howard
Lizzie
Simall
London
Norrowdale
Guthrie
Liverpool
Dee
Honolulu
Boston Bound Vessels List and Dates
A compiled roster of ships and brigantines bound for Boston with their origins and latest reported sailing or arrival dates. Entries include Auburndale from Rosario, Asia from Chittagong, Ardencraig from Calcutta, and several others from Manila, Buenos Ayres, Montevideo, and more, with dates ranging late Dec through Feb and multiple vessels listed without fixed schedules.
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Am. Bark
India
Boston
Rosario
Point Akbar
Montevideo
Asia
Hitton
Chittagong
Antioch
Singapore
Ardencraig
Calcutta
Charles L. Mitchell
Am. Sch
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Anjer
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St. Helena
Edith
Ysselia
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Corbett
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Georgetown
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Manila
Banjoewangle
Harrison G. Johnson
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Hattie N. Bangs
Ain
Sheffield
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Tanac L. John C. Noyes (Am. Brig), From Managua, Kennard (Aim. Bark), Fayal
Martha Davis
Am Passed
Montreal
Br. Bark
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Br. Brix
Rudolph Joseph
Sachem
Jordan
Star of the East St. Nicholas
Am. S
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William W. Crapo
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Park
Buenos Ayres
Madeira
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Wellington
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Melbourne
Iliogo
Ital
Gig Harbor
Puget Port Townsend
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Mails Close at Boston for World Wide Steamship Mails
Specially addressed correspondence for the Netherlands and Bermuda via Obaam and Trinidad. Also per Vizcaya for Central America Mexico and South Pacific via Aspinwall. Various routes including J. Oteri Norweagan and Capua via New York, dates March 1 to March 25. Boston offices set closing times.
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Weston & Gloucester Steams Boat Company
North Side Central Wharf
okPan
India Wharf
Cok. Williams
Pelisie
Santiago
A. C. Lumbard
Dtaie