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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1890

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Extradition Treaty Debate and Antitrust Discussion in Senate

Washington, March 24. Senators debated petitions against the Russia extradition treaty and considered an anti trusts bill. Mr. Turpie argued constitutional points. Mr. Reagan pressed for strong trust restraints while others warned of overreach. The session debated power over interstate commerce, futures, and labor unions before adjourning.

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Washington Russia Senate Massachusetts Missouri Hoar Mr. West Committee On Privileges and Elections Montana Clark Maginnis Saunders Power Gray Turpie Congress New York Mr. Hiscock Pugh Reagan Mr. George Feller Farmers’ Alliance National Farmers’ League George Knights of Labor Teller Trade Ingalls Sherman Mr. Reagan Finance Committee Stewart Iowa Kansas Blair Mr. Ingalls Mr. Hoar Sugar Trust
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World Fair bill set as special order for tomorrow

In the House, a rule report sets the World’s Fair bill as a special order for tomorrow morning after journal reading, with the previous question to be considered at 4 o'clock. Other measures include a commerce act amendment on property by government and charitable use, an Iowa appropriations update, and a DC park bill with a 1.2 million cap on land cost.

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Washington Cannon of Kinots Committee On Rules House Caruth Kentucky United States Henderson Iowa Committee On Appropriations Senate District of Columbia Payson Ilinois
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Sixth Regiment Election Chooses Officers at Milk Street

The Sixth Regiment staff officers were elected last evening at the First Brigade headquarters on Milk Street. Results: Colonel Henry Parsons of Marlboro, lieutenant-colonel Charles F. Woodward of Wakefield, major Charles H. Richardson of Lowell. General B F Bridges Jr presided.

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Sixth Regiment Milk Street Henry Parsons Marlboro Charles F. Woodward Wakefield Charles H. Richardson Lowell B. F. Bridges, Jr
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Mails Close at Boston and Overseas Postal Routes

A detailed listing of closed mails from Boston to Europe Africa the Caribbean and the Americas via multiple steamships and transit points including Southampton New York Bremen Curacao and La Guaira. It notes special addressed correspondence for several countries and specific dates March 25 26 27 28 29 with various ships and times.

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Great Britain Southampton Germany Duert Bremen Ireland Saale New York Yarmouth Boston Jamaica Pyrian Windward Islands Muriel Cape Hayti Gonaives St. Mare Oza Nicaragua W. G. Hewes New Orleans The Netherlands Amsterdam Bahama Islands Santiago, Cuba Cienfuegos Marilaya Fortune Island Savanilla Aspinwall Panama Adirondack Bermuda Ormnoce St. Pierre Miquelon Halifax Leosonton Hayti Curacoa Guracoa Venezuela Trinidad Ibritish Dutch Guiana Prins F. Hendrick Truxillo Ruatan Pizzati Purkish Melgium Austria Stearmship Ems Yucatan Campeche Tabasco Chiaras Mexican Cuba Orizaba Scotland Circassia Nova Scotia Boston Direct France Lavre la Champagne Santiago United States of Colombia Habana Cost. Rica Port Simon Hispania
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Trans Pacific Mails Notices From Boston Office

Mails will close at the Boston office for Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and Chinese ports on March 26 at 5 p.m. For the Last Indies excluding certain regions, mails depart April 3 from San Francisco via City of Peking with Boston closing March 29 at 5 p.m. Then for Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan and Hawaiian Islands via Alameda from San Francisco closing April 5 with Boston closing March 31 at 5 p.m.

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Society Islands San Francisco Boston Japan Shanghai Hong Kong Indies British India Straits Settlements Sian Dutch East Indies City of Peking Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan Hawaiian Islands Alameda
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VESSELS IN PORT LISTING 19TH CENTURY STEAMSHIPS

A historical port roster lists steamships and brigs with owners, masters, tonnage, consignors, and destinations. The document notes vessels laid up are excluded and marks those near Cambridge and Charlestown, with many ships from New York to Antwerp and Port Antonio, detailing crews and routes.

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Shipping News Miniature Almanac Item on March 25

Shipping briefs list arrivals and clearances at Boston and coastal points. Steamer Tangier from Progreso. Charles F Mayer and Geo A Chafee at various ports. sloops and brigs sailing to Philadelphia New York and Salem. multiple foreign ships entering and leaving, including Virginian and Delos & Seaman. Weather mentions high water, moon phase, and northwest winds. numerous vessels in tow or awaiting orders along the coast.

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Tangier Pritchard Progreso Ward Hardington & Co Oseir Cschaud Bacon Galveston Philadelphia Charles F Mayer Hand Baltimore Katahdin Pierce Winterport Geo A Chafee Godfrey Gloucester Lancaster Robinson Schuylkill Centipede Hanson Vinalhaven Willie Seavey Davis Eastport George Washingston Keethy Castine Newell Tlawes Brown Milnie Washburn Goffin Wiscasset Annie L Wilder Greenlaw Nockland Uncle Joe Clark Damariscotta Virginian Fry Liverpool Thayer & Linecoln Carolina Bechet St Vierre Mig Delos & Seaman Minna Hogeland Trinidad Ellsworth John Davis & Son Sehs Temperance Belle Moore Hantsport Windsor J G Hill & Co Vaieltta Faredie St John Hatheway & Co Theresa Glass SH Flitner & Co Lizzie Dewey Keyra R Splaine & Co Coasewise City of Savannah Goovins Savannah Richardson Barnard Gen Whitney Kearse New York HM Whitney Forest City Snowman Portland JF Williams George Lessenden Wicks Migton Cove Bitz Bros & Co Salled Cumberland Schooring C Ballard Joe V Parker Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line Froston Philadel Freiglt Opartan Boston Axen Long Wharf Charleston Wilmington Cllies Passage Ed. Sampson Rit
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Freights and Charters Hit Sugar Trade Winds

Barbados reports the sugar crop advancing with limited stock outlook from Windward Islands and Porto Rico. The island of Cuba leads vessel charters for United States ports as crop prospects stay fair, with sugar and molasses production expected around 80,000 barrels and multiple ships carrying sugar, cedar, mahogany, and asphalt to New York and Delaware Breakwater.

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Barbados Windward Porto Rico Cube United States Sarbanos Etta Stewart Cienfuegos Delaware Santiago de Cuba Conquest Trinidad New York Brig Mercy St Jago Eric Artos Guantanamo Delanie St. Lloomfield Manzanilla Sed Granville Nive Bay Cuba
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Transoceanic sailing log lists ships and routes March

Vessels from Auckland to Yokohama depart or pass March with ports including San Francisco Cadiz New York Liverpool Halifax Marseilles and Shanghai. Entries note ships names nationalities captains or owners and voyage progress or cargo loss such as jibboom bowsprit damage and saltings.

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Auckland Mariposa San Francisco Bilboa Aslacoa Philadelphia Cadiz Emilia Ciampa Ital Dover Pasca James Stafford Scott London New York Dundee Mineéala Glasgow Albert Ehrensvard Swed Halifax Liverpool British Princess Nova Scotian Baltimore Sarnia Portland Mauritius Rlt Thompson Algoa Bay Moville Oregon Naples Burgundia Ger Paulllac Alice Olsen Bordeaux Port Elizabeth Kishon May Hattie H Bil Queenstown Bothnia Watt Roltterdam Caringa Dodge Johanne Nor Orain Quebec ST Vincent Parkfield Singapore Merionethshire Shanghai Suez Steytin Adolf Grain Yokohama Batavia
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Ship Holyrood and other vessels report voyage issues

A crew of vessels including Holyrood from New York to Calcutta and Park Sullabean bound for New York report positions near Varnesit and Absecom, with chases from Matanzas to Boston and Portland. Several ships report being 25 miles SE, 30 miles south, or eight miles off Barnegat, riding at anchors in rough seas, with fore and main booms lost and no aid accepted.

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Holyrood New York Calcutta Park Sullabean Varnesit Sci Chase Mitchell Frost Matanzas Boston Golde
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Notice to Mariners Charleston Harbor Buoy Updates

Notice to mariners reports changes to outer jetty buoy designation outer end of the North Jetty in Charleston Harbor with new red second class nun buoy numbered 2 named Outer Jetty Auloy and updates to inner starboard shoal buoys 4 and 6. Charts and positions from French naval reports note marks near Gorda Bank and entrance to Santiago de Cuba harbor.

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Charleston Swash Channel Charleston Harbor West End Long Island Fort Sumter Wiibw Swash Wesleln Mri M Mullen Saga la Grande Cuba Brown de Colstoun I-Ehief Atlantic Gorda Bank Santiago de Cuba
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FISTLERMEN CODFISH AND CREW REPORTS AT SEA

Gloucester specials report March 24 fishing cargoes totalling 760,030 pounds including codfish halibut and herring. Vessels Knight Templar Indigo and Martha C. recount crew losses and rescues while Grand Menan Grand Bank and Georges participants bring in frozen catch and survivors after a snowstorm and a drowning incident.

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Fistlermen Gloucester Icis Lizzie Grifin Grand Bank Annie Wesley Norseman Nellie G Fthurston Lesther Ward Georges Helen Kh Low Knight Remrplar Geo A Upton Minnehehr Dixie Anne Abrye Davy Crockett Mool Witherell Grand Menan Knight Templar Lahave Bank Jeffrey Frazier Gregory Frazier Harbor Boads Woo Sir Annie A Frye Robert Stagg Newfoundland Seh Fielen 2 Low Martha C Dory
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Mariner News: Gales and Vessels Reported Along Atlantic Routes

Boston reports Morien and Plover with southerly and northerly gales. A NE hurricane near 33 N damaged sails. heavy seas hindered progress. East Machias notes Herrick ashore and likely a total loss. Rockport’s Ethel F Merriman towed for repairs after grounding near Thatcher Light. Etruria grounded briefly near South Spit. Bermuda’s Hipparchus also reported sailing hardships.

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Boston Morien Martell Mayasnez Whitnes, Pousland & Co Cape Cod Plover Fanning Guantanamo Lon Kong Frode Jamaica Bbuston Fruit Co East Machias Sir Augustus E Herrick Eastport New York Little Hiver Head Rockport Mass Ethel F Merriman Boothbay Rockland Dorchester Thabtener’s Island Gloucester Merriam Jorchester St. Llodgdon and Thatcher Charleston Charleston, March 223—Sir A D Lamson Etruria Liverpool Bermuda Hipparchus
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Stormy Seas Scatter News Of Vessels In Distress And Quarantine

Reports from Beauford Fernandina Norfolk Philadelphia and London detail ships ashore or damaged after storms. The coal laden cargo ship Rio Janeiro reached New York after repairs, Phoenix sought medical aid and left refueled. The vessel near Cape Lookout ran aground at low tide, one sailor died, quarantine followed arrival, and the ship resumed voyage. The Vark Svanen ran aground near Fernandina, cargo lumber exposed, crew saved. St Colins wreck under salvage, May Hower lost, Einar and Shubert collision at Delaware Bay, Circassian Prince aground near Yarmouth, Maharajah arrives with engine damage at Pireus. The Peter Christiansen crew reached Gibraltar after abandoning ship.

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Rio Janeiro New York Phoenix Brazil Nalifax Fernandina Vark Svanen Meikkelse St Augustine England Norfolk Gilmore Belfast St Colins Hatteras May Hower Taylor Philadelpata Einar Havre Wmi Shubert Appalachicola Needy Island Delaware Bay Schane Williams Pearce Charleston Richmond Chicamicomico London Peter, Christiansen Pensacola Huelva Gibraltar Circassian Prince Jones Amsterdam Philadelphia Yarmouth Maharajah Brunswick, Ga Sebastopol Pireus
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Diverse shipping moves and port arrivals on Atlantic coast

A Detroit of vessels including steamer Berkshire Foster and brig Fideli sail and clear across Providence Portland Philadelphia and Boothbay for ports like Baltimore New York Philadelphia and Boston. Listings include numerous schooners brigs tugs and barges with destinations and in tow details, reflecting a bustling March 24 maritime traffic snapshot.

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Torbert Weaver Isle of Pines Leag Rone Chase Sampson Sampson Baltimore Soston Providence Berkshire Foster Aries Wriggs Philadelhia Schs Fannie L Child McLean Brunswick Onise Hastings Kent Norfolk Swis Predmore Pheve & Bmma Small Stone New York Portland Bath Georgia Clark Bartlett J Nickerson Foss James Pace Horse Island Philadelphia Lizzie J Call Call Martie A Holmes Burr Willie Fi Efiggins Jones Henry & Willard Rockland Eva May McDuie Frank Herbert Quinn Calais Leading Breeze Pinkham Boothbay Dennie A Cheney Cushman Ann Eliza Maadox William Boardman Hatch Addie Wessels Dyer Ethel Merriam Newman Fiomas Borden Henry Falaingham Vulcan Charlies H Sprague Nickerson Rodney Walker Higgins Calvin Parris Warren Adams Colcord Revecera Smith Grace Katie Rich Bowen Do Whitehouse Hart Port Clyde Merrill Murphy Dandy Parker Charles Heabens Curtis George Town Elm City Esheridge Wiscasset James Nichols Webber Camariscotta Boston Newell Hawes Brown Millie Washburn Coftin de Fordo Herbert B. Yrainor Louis Cobb Cobb Red Keach Lucy Cook Trom Boothbay Richard Hill Whittemore Thomaston Winslow Morse Marr Jucksport Toston Millie Roodes Watts Vinalhaven Magisellen Littlejohn Harmons Harbor Edward W. Young Eoward Bramhall Drinkwater David Torrey Minnie C Taylor Quinlan New Yor Johns Cuse Falkingham George Washington Freehy Castine Mentora Hutchins Orland Mary J Lee Jordan Garvester Robtins Vinal Haven Mary E Oliver Hinckley Bath Forde Province Vass Revenue Entier Gallatin Vineyard Sound Tug Leader Vineyard Haven Fred Walton Rockport Mass Schs Roulette Cayenne Ella F Crowell Wellfleet Port Blakely Amelia Nevnhall Port Townsend Pensacola Mexico Loring Havant Sarmatia Denisat Attilla Marbella Falmouth Prior St Jago Dessoug Savannah Panther Lynn Jercules Salem Rattlesnake Comercio Jose Lisbon Icis Falmouth Rosas Cardenas Winil Shubert Sloan Apalachicola Furipedes Trom Alermo Tynedale Edinbridge Carthagena Jeresina Catiere Uavana Honolulu Ahea Crosby Wade Matanzas Benj C Frith Fales Robert Matissen Barbados Portsmount Sch Viking Newport News Lower Harbor Luella Snow South Amboy Belfast Abe Millbridge Lizzie J Clirk Ioston Sale Clara Smith Hontvent Wim Bee Rathburn Beverly Stephen Morgan Miehaffey Bristol Alfred Keen Billings Richmond Maine Shaw Henry Calor Red Beach Mary C. Bennett St John New Yok M Wineh Sucker Ellida Whippshoro Lorena Oak Wyman Mail Scis Ames Davis George Bird Graves Staten Island Pacific Marong Port Johnson Winslater Small Port Liberty Freddie Eaton Knowlton Hoboken Maggie Mulvey Randlett Marblehead Sallie B. Paine Yankee Mania Tuttle F Collins BL Baurt Chas Lawrence M Winch Rarpaulin Cove Wood Holl Elias Ross Lewes Amboy
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Domestic Ports Report from Apalachicola and Nearby Harbors

A detailed MAR 22 to MAR 28 shipping register lists arrivals and clearances across Apalachicola Boston Portland New York Philadelphia Belfast and multiple Gulf and Atlantic ports. Vessels include barkentine Bruce Hawkins schess Jennie H Cheney and Edith Thompson with destinations from Damariscotta to Calais and Portland, plus steamers Wellins and Maud Sherwood sailing from Baltimore and Boston.

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