Death of Matthew Arnold and Boulanger in English eyes
London April 23 reports the death of Matthew Arnold and masses of opinion on his work and influence. It notes his mixed reception among Protestants freethinkers and theologians, praises by literary figures, and shifts in English attitudes toward his religious and political writings. The piece also discusses three theories on Boulanger's rise in France, fears of a German-dominated Europe, and a dull public Baconian lecture by Ignatius Donnelly at Westminster Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Matthew Arnold
Arnold
Matt
Herbert Spencer
Martineau
Caird
Stopford Brooke
Mr. Arnold
Renan
George Sand
Tennyson
England
Mr. Spurgeon
Channing
Seeley
Boulanger
Department of the Nord
Paris
St. James’s
Republic
Sieyé
Zola
M. Ferry
Wilson
France
Liberal Party
Frederick
Bismarck
Russia
Attenberg
Bulgaria
Westminster Town Hall
Ignatius
Hastings
Minn
Ignatius Donnelly
Ben Jonson
John Milton
Donnelly
Columbus
Galileo
Bacon
Shakspere
Obituary notices of notable deaths in New England area
I D Warren proprietor of Cumberland Paper Mills Cumberland Mills Maine died yesterday afternoon of kidney trouble aged about 70. William Keith postmaster at West Roxbury for fifty two years died at Highland Station after protracted illness aged about 75. Augustus Tuits formerly owner of trotting horses died of pneumonia at Danvers Insane Asylum residing Malden. A J Bryant ex Mayor of San Francisco drowned after vertigo on a Narrow Gauge ferry. George S Hinson nephew of J G Blaine died in New York of pneumonia. he was assistant internal revenue agent. Archbishop Lynch death announced from Toronto. Edwin Taylor lumber dealer Hartford died last night age 80, native of Glastonbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. Warren
Cumberland Paper Mills
Cumberland Mills
William Keith
Highland Station
West Roxbury
Augustus Tuits
Danvers
George S. Hinson
J. G. Blaine
New York
Internal Revenue
Toronto
Archbishop Lynch
Edwin Taylor
E. Taylor & Son
Hartford
Glastonbury
New Cotton Mill Planned at Fall River
May 11 report says a new cotton mill will be built near Hargreaves Soap Works with Seth A. Borden as treasurer. Most stock sold, Hargreaves brothers as largest holders. Mill to produce wide goods and print cloths, attracting many young stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Seth A. Borden
Barnard Mill
Hargreaves Soap Works
Messrs. Hargreaves
Weather prophet forecasts Pacific quake by October
Toronto expert Professor Wiggins predicts a mild earthquake on the Pacific coast, likely in California, between now and October. He says the seismic disturbance could travel from Asia but may never reach this side of the Pacific.
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Toronto
Ont
Wiggins
Pacific
California
Asia
Metal Market Sees Higher Prices in London and New York
The metal market strengthened on May 11 with London opening Chili bars at £82 spot and £79 10s for mid July. Here in New York bids opened at 18.65 for spot and May, Jane, and July, with no sellers below 16.75. Tin also rose by £3 per ton in London.
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New York
London
Jane
Starving Immigrants in Toronto Sheds Demand Aid and Action
Hundreds of destitute immigrants gather at city sheds in Toronto on May 11. Charitable groups provide relief while officials consider remedies. Employment is scarce and a public meeting may be convened by the mayor to address the crisis.
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Toronto
Bethlehem Iron casts largest single ingot in U. S. history
BeTHLENEM Penn May 11 The Bethlehem Iron Company poured 124 tons of molten metal into a mound forming the base for a large steel compressor at the new gun steel works. The massive cast will take several weeks to cool and is believed successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlenem
Penn
Bethlehem Iron Company
America
New Gun Steel Works
Boston-bound vessels saved for Boston date list
A long list reports ships and brigs saved for Boston around April to May from various origins including Mayaguez Cebu Rio Grande do Sul Ponce Cienfuegos Melbourne Buenos Ayres and Trapani with numerous vessels such as Americus Anahuac Alida Angelo Alice Kalthasar and many others noted by name and origin plus dates from February through April.
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Boston
Americus
Haderson
Mayaguez
Anahuac
Robinson
Arm
Cebu
Alida
Nagel
Rio Grande Do Sul
Munroe
Ponce
P. R
Altes
Luxter
Ee Se
Buenos Ayres
Souraids
Pettigrew
Cette
Hyeres
Inings . Meyer, Magee
Am. Sch
Cardenas
Elbridge Souther
Fales
Am. Ach
Matanzas
John sieDermott
Davis
Rosario
Faial Indio
Laura
Ital
Isnes Nielsen
Nor. Bark
Melbourne
Lualo I
Vas
Port. Sch
St. Michaels
Martha P. Tucker
Day
Magellan
Manson
Am. Ship
Valparaiso
Pisagua
Mabel Howa Rhade
Br. Sch
Cienfuegos
Wien
Obile
Liverpool
Sherbro
Morancy
Wass
Cadiz
R . A. Dans
Rosita
Kalberg
Trinidad
Cuba
Ship News Notice To Captains At Boston Station
Observations made May 11 at the United States Signal Station Boston at 7am corresponding to noon Greenwich time record wind barometer sea level and velocity. Captains by observing the scale at the hour daily will sort out error. A small inch adjustment to the scale is advised. miniature almanac for Saturday May 12 lists high water sun moon and length of day.
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United States
Boston
Port of Boston Brief Naval Arrivals and Clearances
Steamers and coastwise ships arrive and clear at Boston harbor on May 11 with cargoes, passengers, and pilots noted. Vessels include Maraca from Antwerp, Manitoban from Glasgow, City of Gloucester, Penobscot, Star of the East, Yarmouth, Pavonia, Adelphia, Borderer, and others. Weather soupy with thick fog. brig Water Witch anchored awaiting better conditions.
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Maraca
Moen
Antwerp
Mise
CG Furness
Manitoban
Dunlap
Glasgow
Muse
K & A Allan
Penobscot
Jugraham
Bangor
Star of the East
Collins
Bath
City of Gloucester
Young
Gloucester
John Brooks
Snowman
Ortland
Nellie G Davis
Friendship
Davis
Barrington
Ned Edith McIntyre
Hodgdon
Charleston
Weymouth
Peter H Crowell
Olsen
Norfolk
Hannah Stone
Perkins
Ipswich
George P Rust
Brocklebank
Newburyport
Fleetwing
Williama
Ocean Eagle
Littlefield
James H Tripp
Rich
Wellfleet
Herbert
Rockport
Mass
Charlie Steadman
Mitchell
Lanesville
Satellite
Davidson
Eliot
Alsatian
Stevens
Kath
Oregon
Candage
Rockland
W H Y Hackett
Hasson
Yarmouth
Doane
J G Hall & Co
Pavonia
McKay
Liverpool
Alexander Martin
Nor Bark
Adelphia
Markussen
Catiz
Gill & Sootz
Borderer
Manley
London
Furness
Sch
Dart
Whittaker
Hillsboro
H C Anderson
Hbark Adelphia
Nor
Cadiz
Mills Bros
Cc Furness
Alex Martin
J G Hall
F Hyde
John B Brooks
Portland
C F Williams
Ernestine
Whittier
JS Emery & Co
Charles Noble Simmons
Babbitt
Baltimore
Kate Markee
Alien
Philadelphia
J W Linnell
Water Witch
Tony
Highland Light
Hull
Freight and Charter Market Report May 11
Brisk demand in petroleum tonnage keeps freights firm with higher spot rates to Continent ports. Charters list Strathleven to China, John M Slarkie to Hong Kong, and multiple vessels to Antwerp, Hamburg, and Buenos Aires with refined oil and general cargo. Boston notes firmer coal freights and a limited supply of sail vessels, with several bark and schooner charters reported for lumber, stone, paving, and nails.
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New York
London
Livepool
Chartera
Strathleven
China
Japan
Nor
Fernandina
Autwern
Golconda
Hoboken
Boston
L F Munson
Demerara General Cargo
Sehrs
Levi Hart
Apalachicola
Bringeport
Mary E Graham
Georgetown
Elias Moore
Orient
Richmond
Kenebec
Wilmington
Del
Hiiadelhia
Philadelphia
Bangor
West Sullivan
Albany
Hallowell
Carver’s Harbor
Lanesville
Hiladelpha
Pigeon Cove
Clark's Island
Frankfort
Sleepeus
Yuba
Chaleur
Lac
William C French
Portsmouth
Portland
Moncton
Bec
James Ives
Brunswick
Cir Messenger
Bay Chaleur
Cornwallis
Clifton
Annapolis
Kingston
Jam
Weymouth
Baltimore
Susle & Prescott
Port Williams
Fannie Kimmey
Epleadphis
Kennebec
Gray’s Island
Cumberland
Mary Eleanor
St Pierre
Mig
Warrior
Prince Edward Island
Voal
Sydney
Salem
Logwoop
Misce Ellanneous
Bridgeport
Conn
Elizabethdort
Ashley River
Rock
Maritime notes from New England ports and fisheries
From Our Correspondents Vineyard Haven May 10 reports sailings of multiple vessels including Ellen Perkins with barge John Bunyan and several others. Additional sailings include Standard from Boston to Philadelphia, Carrie Maud from Boston, Langin Water and Ethel from Gloucester, and several schooners. Fish landings total 26,700 pounds cod 30,000 pounds halibut 40,000 pounds pollock 2,000 pounds hake. Two new vessels built at Essex were towed in, Mabel W Walford to be fitted for mackereling and owned by A D Story.
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Vineyard Haven
Ive King
Pee
Boston
New York
John Bunyan
Ellen Perkins
Trenton
John
Beacham
Lizzie Guptill
Humboldt
Nellie Cushman
Abel W Parker
Grace Webster
Kolon
Silver Spray
F Nelson
Susan Roas
William H Archer
A W Ellis
D M Anthony
Quickstep
Samuel Lewis
Speranza
Ray
Standard
Stevens
Philadelphia
Canning
Carrie Maud
Roberts
Gloucester
Langin
Welcome
Anna Eliza
Matthew Keany
J W Homans
Bertha M Miller
A RK Crittenden
Ethel
Florence
Mary Chisholm
Georges
Mattie Winship
Augusta Herrick
A T Gifford
Western Bank
A D Story
Transatlantic Sailing Notices From Various Ports
The list records ships and routes with May sailing dates and home ports. Vessels include Francisco R Califano arriving New York from Alicante, Doxford sailing to San Diego from Antwerp, Favorita bound for Nordenham from Beachy Head, Lady Stuart from Cardifif to St Johns, Asiana from Cardiff to Algoa Hay, and Chignecta passing Dungeness.
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Alicante
Francisco R
Ital
Califano
New York
Antwerp
Doxford
San Diego
Beachy Head
Favorita
Ger
Multiple vessels sailings and whaling report from 19th century ports
A sweep of shipping movements lists numerous ships and barks sailing from and ported to cities such as Antwerp New York London Hamburg and Montreal. Entries include vessels like Inflexible Brenhilda Carthagenian Tasmania and Ponce with dates May 5 to May 11. Whaling detail notes bark Mattapoisett with 100 barrels of oil and three whales aboard.
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Knowlton
Ghent
New York
Forest King
Doyle
Antwerp
Harold
Earl
Amsterdam
Munster
Brown
Theodore Fischer
Ger
von Harten
FIUME
Fleetwood
Brenhilda
Man
San Francisco
Queenstown
Flintraman
Carin
Swed
Westerlund
Savannah
Nordkoping
Genoa
Lausette
Ital
Repetto
Pensacola
Carthagenian
Montreal
Havre
Sophie
Hasenfuss
Philadelphia
Isle OF Wight
Brinkburn Priory
Remon
Halifax
London
Tasmania
Kohn
Lisbon
Nada
Liverpool
Egypt
Uranos
Uarris
Barrowmore
Baltimore
Newcastle
Nsw
Grisdale
Campbell
Wilmington
Cal
Palermo
Ponce
Don
Haslewood
Westport
Rochrort
Barks
Godeffroy
Sinning
Brunswick
ST Johns
Dora
Bahia
Barbados
Salt Pond
White Clowa
Judkins
Apam
Waterford
Bark Mattapoisett
Edgartown
Marine Notes From Various Ports Reach Coast
Boston reports Isark Hector weathering a gale to Cape Hatteras then fog and light winds near shore. New Bedford notes Sir Fannie A Gorham hauled off wreckers at Nasha Wen a Island with 26 percent salvage. London says Ludgate Hill back at Gravesend. Philadelphia mentions Pharos chased by Ruger for 3,000. Portland Steamer Winthrop ashore near Cape Po rpoise, then refloated. Wilmington reports Tuckahoe to raise freight from Frying Pan Shoals wreck. Bath notes Calvin C Orcutt, three masted schooner, for coal trade under Captain Bailey. Newport announces arc lamp beacon replacement by Navy and Old Colony. Quebec reports Assyrian detains 400 passengers mid stream. Ocura cor ship reports Vincenzo Verrotti wreck. Jacksonville fires Ridgewood. lumber losses and uninsured cargo.
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Marine Notes
Boston
Isark Hector
Parahiby
Cape Hatteras
Portland Lloyds
Gusno
Havana
New Bedford
Sir Fannie A Gorham
Brunswick
Nashawena Island
Buzzard’s Bay
William O Brown
Cutty
Hook
London
Ludgate Hill
York
Gravesend
Philadelphia
Robinson
Fernandina
Fla
Chincoteague
Eureka
New York
Pharos
Theodore Ruger & Co
Portland
Winthrop,Bragg
Cape Porpoise
Wilmington
Merritt Wrecking Company
Tuckahoe
Southport
Douglas Hovey
Bath
New England Shipbuildin Company
Calvin Corcutt
New Jersey Peopl
Baltimore
Captal Bailey
Newport
Old Colony Steamboat Company
Navy Department
Torpedo Station
Goat Island
Steamboat Company
Quebec
Assyrian
Glasgow
Ocuracor
Olsen
George B Lockhart
Vincenzo Verrotti
Palermo
Jacksonville
Ridgewood
John C Lengle
Wilson & Bunting
Global ship movements and arrivals listed with ports and arrivals
Maritime notices record numerous vessels sailing from and arriving at ports worldwide. Entries name ships such as Weser, Venadis, George E Corbett, Albert L Butler, I E Gra ham, Ceres, Nicolette, Susie E Wilcox, Vigilant, Lake Huron, Harrison, Giovannina, Vanloo, Letimbo, China, Geneal others with destinations including Baltimore New York Charleston Savannah Havana and Boston. Port entries span Bremen Buenos Ayres Curacao Calcutta Greenock Halifax Hamburg Leghorn Naples Port Antonio Musgrave Musgrave to Montreal etc. Several ships are documented as cleared or cleared to sail next day with several dates in May April February and March.
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Bremen
Weser
Baltimore
Buenos Ayres
Venadis
Branewick
George E Corbett
McKay
Santare
Clencegos
Albert L Butler
Foster
Trinidad
Cuba
Hatteras
Caleta Bumna
I E Graham
Montevideo
United States
Curacoa
George Is Lockhart
Olsen
New York
Marvncabo
Reith
Maragalbo
Philadelphia
Hess
Calcutta
Vigilant
Gould
Greenock
Nicolette
Jorgengen
Quebec
Halifax
Susie E. Wilcox
Havana
Hamburg
Ceres
Moren
Charleston
Australia
London
Harrison
Vanloo
Goudy
Sydney
Naples
Letimbo
Newark
Port Antonio
China
Savannah
Port Musgrave
Moselle
Rendle
Boston
Charlottetown
Isabel
McClure
Geole
France
Edwardsland
Irmacila
Mitchell
Miramichi
Concordia
McLean
Glasgow
Montreal
Anthests
Falcon
Hansen
Belfast
Queenstown
City of
Catalan
Guerrica
Sharpness
Ois John
Nis-Ar
Gladys
Dickson
New- Akr
Maggie Chadwick
Kerrigan
Newie Druid
Wilcox
Carrie Walker
Starkey
Swansea
Christina
Wren
Cardiff
Cape Town
Godeffroy
Sinning
Brunswick
Surinam
George K Hatch
Hardenhook
Singapore
Southern Cross
Trexillo
Aguan
Jamaica
Valparaiso
James G Pendleton
Lancaster
Talcahuano
Ark
Squigque
Edge
Edward Hudder
Staples
Fornidue
Armouth
Wlenda, Trapp
Maritime Clearances and Sailings From Buckport and Baltimore
Buckport and Baltimore ports report 9th and 10th clearances and sailings. Vessels include steamboats Lucy P Miller and Annie Lewis with destinations New York and Washington, plus steamers Norman and Wallfield sailing to Bath and Rio Janeiro respectively. Cargo and passenger listings show multiple steamers and schooners clearing for Boston, New York, and other ports.
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Bucksport
Post Boy
Smith
Boston
Bangor
Alpine
Gray
New York
Margarrow
Condon
Honest Abe
Trout
Lynn
Dodge
Provinceiowl
Lucy P Miller
Homer
A Crockett
Richmond
Annie
Lewis
Stinson
Reed
Ashington
Wailey
S Mills
Norman
Kregen
Bath
Baltimore
Wallfield
Bailey
Carthagona
Bark Francis
Bonner
Rio Janeiro
Emily R Johnson
Paul
Mleuthera
Barry Bird
Wiley
Imma i Angell
Trigp
John M Vist
Hawes
J M Flanegan
Crocker
Sailed and Cleared Vessels in Atlantic Ports List
A dense ledger of ships and steamers sailing from and clearing to ports including Bermuda New York Boston Philadelphia and Liverpool. Vessels named include Howick Campbell Berkshire William Davis Adelaide Hyannis City of San Antonio and many more with destinations Rio Janeiro Bermuda Bermuda and Europe. Details cover sail dates cargoes and agents across numerous harbors.
Passage of multiple 1910s steamship passengers to various destinations
From Boston to Bremen Werra and Lahn sailings list many passengers including Rev Thomas Kane, Miss Emma Kakas, Miss Bertha Locker, Miss Charlotte Norris, Mr and Mrs W H Newman, Master Richard Wadsworth, and numerous others. Also lists Cunard Pavia for Liverpool with Rev Thomas Kane and a Transatlantique Gassogni voyage from New York to Havre. Cabin to steerage fare and passenger counts noted.
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Boston
Bremen
Norddeutscher Lloyd
Lahn
New York
S N Moon
Werra
Charles Wolff
Joan Plackmer
W & Peabody
M E Goddard
Bessie Goddard
Leeds
Koston
Havre
Transatlantique
Gassogni
New York—Lieut H D Borup, Uba; 1S 1 D Borup, Charles Osve, Charlea J Sprague
Bertha Locker
Jd B Chataigner
Liverpool
Cunard
Pavonia
Thomas Kane
Edward Kakas
Emma Kakas
Francis M Lincoln
J Long
George T Mahoney
W G Mitchell
A E Mylod
Albert Meredith
C L Mitchell
Meledge
A Myerson
Cil
J C McCarthy
Liot Wadsworth
Philip Wadsworth
P Hurd
Wheeler
Helen Wheeler
James B Brown
Alice F Brown
Edith B Brown
G Baker
W Boynton
Boynton
James Burns
W L Blanchard
James W Babcock
M E_ Dowse
L G Dutois
Rey A A Ellsworth
F C Gray
Mary © Gray
Henry S Grew
I N Grew
E 8 Grew
H M Grew
Miss Guild
E Guild
Miss Goodwin
Mail Routes and Closing Times From Boston Harbor
Shipping notices list mail closures for Europe via Pavonia on May 8 at 8:00 A.M. and May 12 at 10:00 A.M. Extend to Africa by steamship Cumbrian via West Africa on May 18 and to Cuba via Tampa and Key West with daily Boston closure. Mexico mailing closes at 5:30 P.M.
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Great Britain
Pavonia
Boston
Europe
Carroll
Sierra Leone
Cape Coast
Elmina
Acera
Addah
West Africa
Cumbrian
BN 18 Co
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Mexico
Liverpooley
Queenstown
Corkarbor
Bothnia
Jane
Jane Cephalonia
State Street
Alexander Martian
Incoming steamers to Boston and Liverpool schedule
A list of arriving steamers with origins and dates includes Canadian and British lines. Vessels named include H and A Allan, Stockham City, Furness, Martello, Atlas, J G Hall & Co, Roman, British Queen, Thayer & Lines, and Bavarian. Ports mentioned cover Glasgow Liverpool Hull Yarmouth London Savannah and Macon with expected arrival dates from April 18 to May 38.
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Glasgow
Allan Manitoban
Allan Stockham City
London
Furness Martello
Hull
Sanderson & Son
Atlas
Liverpool
Alex Martin
Macon
Savannah
Rich's & Sarn
Yarmouth
J G Hall & Co
Roman
Warren & Co
Furness
Thayer & Line
Cephalonia
Lewis Wharf
Boston
St. John
N. B
Digby
Annapolis
Kentville
Windsor
Halifax
Davison
South Shore
Shelburne
Lockport
Unenburg
Walter Hall
John G. Hall & CO
Chatham St
Maritime list of ships and sailings with shared ports
A compact roster of ships and shipping lines with routes and dates. Entries include Haig, F W J Hurst, Bergenland Antwerp and London references, April 23 to May 14 deadlines, and several companies like Kunhrdt Co, Ismay, La Bourgogne Havre, and Bremen connections. It reads as a schedule snippet listing vessels, owners, and port movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haig Ei Ces
Eeerpool
J Hurst Bergenland
Antwerp
P Wright & S
Ns Franece
London
Aril
Hurst Suevia
Haan ‘Burg
Kunhrdt & Co City of
Rome
Liverpool
Henderson. Bros Aller
Isremen
Oelrichs & Co Caltic
Ismay Zaandam
Amasiver’am
F’ch
Edge & Co
la Bourgogne
Havre
Louis de Bebian
Sopvia Lees
Brown & Co
Eider
Bremen
Ostrichs & Co
Transit Schedule Fragments and Ship Lines Listed
A jumble of sailing names and times appears with destinations such as London Baltimore Liverpool Yarmouth Macon and Glasgow. Entries include various firms like Warren & Co Hall & Co and J G Hall & Co with departures on May dates and times ranging from morning 6.00 AM to evening 8.00 PM, showing ships Venetian Liverpool and other vessels across multiple ports.
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Ee Ee
Borderer
London
AMC Purness Alleghany
Baltimore
Geo K Smalley
Pavonia
Liver
Ool
Alex Martin Norman
Phil’d’phia
E B Sampson
Michigan
Rpool
Warren & Co Yarmouth
Yarmouth
G Hall & Co
City of
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