Academy of Design Prizes Near Misses Won by Students
New York May 15 The National Academy of Design prize distribution under president T W Wood lists winners in antique day and night classes with silver and bronze Elliott medals. Notable awards include Miss Venderveer Miss Upton Miss Guthrie and Frank Read, with Charles L. Hinton and Read near the Travelling Scholarship threshold. The travel prize was not awarded due to high averages and donor conditions.
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New York
National Academy of Design
T. W. Wood
Twenty-third Street
Fourth Avenue
Antinous—H. Wolcott
Elliott
Spinoso
Elm
Mr. Bastod
Mary E. Keenan
E. Sandel
Torin Ewarura
Suydam
Charles L. Hinton
Life School
H. Guthrie
A. Foster
Belle Holt
Andrews
A. H. Lomm
Keil
Frank Read
Ireland
Lichman
Vanderveer
Voss
Guthrie
Rose Monée
Academy
Indignation Meeting Over Newfoundland Bait Law Change
In Gloucester Massachusetts on May 15 a fishing owners meeting in Board of Trade rooms condemned American vessels for carrying bait to French fishermen. A United States consul letter noted a $1000 security deposit for bait arrivals at St Johns to enforce the Newfoundland rule. Resolutions pledged to deter bait sales and uphold friendly US Newfoundland relations.
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Gloucester
Mass
Board of Trade
Newfoundland
David
Presson
Jeremiah Foster
United States
St. Johns
N. F
Foster and
Oakes
St. Pierre
T. M. McLroy
Colonial Secretary’s Office
St. Jonas
N.F
Fortune Bay
Taliesman
Gertie E. Foster
Edgar 5. Foster
Brunhilde
Andrew Burnham
J. W. Campbell
Geo. F. Edmunds
Indignant Investors in Manchester Denounce Barber Bill
A May 15 mass meeting in Smyth's Hall drew about two thousand residents to condemn the Barber bill and Insurance Commissioner Linehan. Resolutions denounce the bill as a conspiracy, brand Linehan as unethical and unfit, and call for his removal. Pledges to boycott future elections for lawmakers who supported the bill were distributed, with the Manchester Band in attendance.
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Manchester
Smyth’s Hall
Linehan
T. D. Curtis
the Mirror
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
John ©. Linehan
Rumor of Guatemala Split Reported from Mexico
A May 15 dispatch in the semi official El Partido Liberal claims Guatemala will be divided into two republics. Guatemalan authorities deny any such division is planned.
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Guatemala
City of
Mexico
el Partido Liberal
Shipping News Highlighting May 15 Port Arrivals Boston
Shipping notes record arrivals at Boston with Steamer Kansas from Liverpool and other vessels from London Port Antonio and Bangor. Tug Joshua Lovett and barge ferries listed. Numerous schooners, steamers, and coasters depart, sail, or clear for various ports. Weather warnings note rough sea and strong winds affecting coastal traffic.
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Boston
Kansas
Fenton
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Borderer
London
Moise
C Furness
Sama
Nor
Hansen
Port Antonio
Jam
Boston Fruit Co
H M Whitney
Hallet
New York
Penobscot
Ingraham
Bangor
Kennebec
Collins
Bath
Forest City
Craig
Portland
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
Yug Luther
Ward
Willon
Norfolk
Corsica
Joshua Lovett
Magee
Albany
Rondout
Gertrude
Vesty
S Foster
Dixon
Musquash
Bessie
Keefer
Horton
Murray Harbor
Pei
Huntley
Five Islands
Fury
Hattie May
Vance
Noel
John
Ames
Chase
Arleville
Peary
Joe Carleton
Perry
Abel C Huckley
Nickerson
Elias Crowell
Thomas
Charles M Patterson
Tunnell
Port Johnson
Silver Spray
Brown
Hoboken
Jeanie Lippitt
Chause
Philadelphia
Market dull with steady rates in New York shipping
May 15 report notes dull markets across all departments in New York. Charters include Martha Davis to Honolulu, Samuel Si Nickerson to New Zealand and back, Rose C to Montevideo or Buenos Ayres, Charles A Sparks to Laguayra, Nelie J Crocker to Martinique, Arthur M Gibson coal to Manzanilla and bagged sugar at 14 cents. Baltimore charters list Neeley coal to Providence 75, Eva B Douglass coal to Salem 85, Woodward Abrahams coal to Boston 85, Mary 3 Bradshaw rock Charleston to Baltimore.
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New York
Martha Davis
Honolulu
Samuel Si Nickerson
New Zealand
Rk Rose C
Montevideo
Buenos Ayres
Charles A Sparks
Laguayra
Nelie J Crocker
Martinique
Arthur M .Gibson
Manzanilla
Baltimore
Schsom Neeley
Providence
Eva B Douglass
Salem
Woodward Abrahams
Boston
Mary 3 Bradshaw
Charleston
Ports record of sailing ships and arrivals abroad
A compilation of ships sailing and ports of call from Accra to Valparaiso, listing vessels such as Arlington City of Delhi Ellen A Reed Ravola Hekla Buenos Ayrean Av onmore and others, with destinations including Boston Montreal New York Philadelphia and San Francisco, and dates ranging April 11 to May 15. The report notes vessels cleared in Halifax and Port Antonio and departures from Yokohama and Leghorn among numerous ports.
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Accra
WCA
lIn
Arlington, Leach
Boston
Antwerp
City of Delhi
Swan
San Diego
Queensland
Barrow
Falls of Inversnaid
Montreal
Baracoa
Cuba
Karl Konow
Nor
Bristol
Ellen A Reed
Dennis
Lacoma
Copenhagen
Hekla
New York
Greenock
Buenos Ayrean
Ravola
Lockhart
Hamburg
Avonmore
Philadelphia
London
Mark Bristol
Lawrence
Lisbon
Olinda
Moville
Ethopia
Port Antonio
Jam
Bowden
Rotterdam
Harriet Hickman
Dermer
Rio Janeiro
Humboldt
Harrox (Br
Salt Pond
Africa
Sea Gull
Hagins
Elmina
Swinemunde
Metcalf
Larsen
Baltimore
Yokohama
Baring Brothers
Murphy
Bear River
Scith Converse
Cienfuegos
Calcutva
Kenilworth, Baker
Cochin
Onaway
Anderson
Frontera
Minnie Bergen
Davis
Laguna
Chiltopee
Havana
Orizaba
Halifax
Johannes Brun
Port Hawkesbury
Sarah
Townsend
Newport News
Ricareiro
Singapore
Barks Tonio
Ne York
Joan Baizley
Hong Kong
ST John
Schs Lucerne
Dykeman
Peretta
Whittaker
Prudent
Dixon
Schs
Hunter
Kelson
Sarah Hunter
Mowry
Lizzie Pewey
Reynard
Maritime Shipping Movements Noted From Four Ports
A fragment lists ships and routes including British Empire from San Francisco to Havre on April 20, Clarence $ ibberneut from New York to San Francisco on May 4, Glenericht from Calcutta to New York on May 14 off Winter Quarter Shoal Lightship, pus huire from Baltimore to Dantzic on May 4, Bark Serica from Cardiff to Esquimalt on March 20, and Carrie A Lane from Baltimore to Bath on May 14 off Winter Quarter Shoal Lightship.
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British Empire
San Francisco
Havre
Clarence
Carrie A Lane
Baltimore
Bath
Winter Quarter Shoal
Buoys Placed in Delaware River Channel East of Bulkhead Shoal
Notice from Philadelphia dated May 11 4 announces that buoys have been positioned in the Delaware River to mark the starboard side of the channel. The spar buoy Xitel A and related markers lie on the Gogee edge, guiding vessels away from hazards.
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Piladelphia
Delaware River
Xitel A
Gogee
Sandy Hook Lightship Moves to Gedney Channel Station
Island Flat marked 264 in red near rear lighthouses at Goose Island Flats with 2 feet depth at low water. Second class buoy 266 near Goose Island Flats. New Castle front lighthouse reports 23 feet depth at mean low water. Sandy Hook lightship relocated May 15 from old station to Gedney's Channel.
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Sandy Hook
Sandyook
Gedney’s Channel
Gloucester fishing catch report from shore fleet day
Special to the Post notes arrivals on May 15 with crews led by Jessie M Wells and John M Fisk. Alibut totals include 32 000 ths by Grand Bank and 800 Iba h alibut. Cod fish amounts reach 15 000 tos by Grace C Hadley as vessels Dixié and Petrel dock with Starry Flay and other traders.
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Gloucester
Jessie M Wells
Grand Bank
Grace C Hadley
Georges
John M Fisk
Alice S Hawkes
Starry Flay
Amos Cutter
Tragabigzonda
Alabama
Dixié
Hector
Petrel
M B Murry
Abby A Snow
Emerald
Venus
Breeze
Whalers sail from New Bedford aboard Petrel on May 15
The bark Petrel under Captain Reed sailed May 15 from New Bedford into the Atlantic on a whaling voyage. Sir Adelia Chace of this port, with Captain Ferreira, is reported at scare 9, having obtained 90 brils of sperm since leaving Brava, CVI.
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New Bedford
Petrel
Reed
Atlantic Ocean
Adelia Chace
Ferreira
Brava
CVI
Marine notes report collision at Long Wharf and repairs planned
Yesterday morning a car float towed by Tremont and J G Neasle hit the U S revenue steamer Hannibal Hamlin at Long wharf, damaging stern stanchions and deck. Hamlin to be repaired at Kelly's dock by Boston Towboat Company. Meanwhile customs will use a rowboat for boarding inbound vessels. Also noted: Santuit chartered for Belize route, Rebecca J Evans arriving in New York, Isle of Pines barge damage and Isle of Pines, Carrolton gales, E Walsh ashore at White Head, and Llandaff City gale damage news.
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Tremont
J G Neasle
Long Wharf
United States Revenue
Hannibal Hamlin
Hamlin
Kelly’s Dock
Ast Boston
Boston Towboat Company
Santuit
L G Burnham & Co
Belize & Honduras Steamship Company
New_York
Kingston
Belize
Aguan
New Yor
Rebecca J Evans
Dennis, Me
Brava
Cape de Verde Islands
Barbados
New York
New Bedford
Providence
Isle of Pines
Rondout
Long Island Sound
Faulkner’s Island
San Francisco
Carrolton, Lewis
Port Angeles
Onnalaska
White Head
Mey
E Walsh
Boston
St Pierre
Mag
London
Llandaff City
Bristol
Domestic Ports Cargoes and Sailings Across New England
A dense log of ships and cargo movements from May 14 to May 15 includes brig Ubaldiena chartered routes from Demerara to Boston and St John while steamers Essex and Le Panto sail for Antwerp and London. Boston, New Bedford, Salem, and Portland figure prominently with multiple schooners and steamers cleared or reported arriving, detailing origins, destinations, and vessel names across ports from Bath to Norfolk and Providence.
Seafaring Vessels Sailed and Cleared Across Ports May 14 15
Shipping notices list dozens of schooners brigs and steamers sailing from New York Boston Portland and other ports to destinations including Guantanamo New York Boston and Philadelphia. Entries name ships such as Amalio Gar ulio Lillian May Alice Arizona Myra B and Allie Oakes plus ports like Perth Amboy Rockland and Vineyard Haven with dates May 14 and May 15 and routes to NS NB NS and NB.
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Mary B Baird
Theissinz
Matanzas
James Judge
Davidson
Cardenas
Delaware Breakwater
Amalio Garulio
Jaccarino
Barbadoes
Adeline Rowh
Guantanamo
Lillian
Beyer
Cienfuegos
New York
Lillian, Marsters
Boston
Priscilla
Scribner
Philaon
Newburyport
Perth Amboy
Mary Alice
Salmon River
Arizona
Annie May
Chieftain
Seabird
Myra B
St John
Annie
St Andrews
Port Arcadia
SALEM
Schs
Windsor Packet
Wyman
Tusket
LP Churchill
Wilcox
Cow Bay
Hope Haynes
Tibbetts
Princeton
Corey
Port Johnson
Katie Mitchell
Oliver
South Amboy
Henry
Cotton
Mollie Phillips
Bryant
Loston
Millbridge
Kate Walker
Ficket
Bangor
Norwalk
Benjamin T Biggs
Henderson
Haverhill
John
Smyth
Ellsworth
Bonaout
Jonathan Cone
Sherman
Rockland
Bertha E Glover
Dyer
Laurel
Strout
Franklin
May Queen
Grant
Sullivan
Mary
Kerrigande
Ellida
Ryan
United States Revenue
Dallas
Hodgdon
San Francisco
Alameda
Sydney
Nsw
Honoluluo
Henry B Hyde
Batman
Liverpool
Savannah
City of Macon
Longfellow
New Bedford
Hamor
Brown
J H Butler
Stonington
Spray
Martin Philadelphia
Ella Powell
Riley
Vineyard Haven
Satilla River
Susan N Pickering
Haskell
Philadelphia
Annie S Conant
Beeman
Peiro
Kelley
Hoboken
Mary E Crosby
Hedges
Weehawken
Nantucket
H T Hedges
Harper
B H Watford
Carson
William Pickering
Hammond
Eilsworth
Rondout
Kate Foster
Smith
Apple River
Newport News
Fred Tyler
Maud Matlock
Tinker
Calais
Sarah L Davis
Jones
Rondont
Helen G King
Britt
Abel W Parker
Snow
H. Hedges
G H Watford
Maud Malloch
Wilmington
Julia A Merritt
Port Au Prince
Maggie Todd
Coggswell
Arroyo
Passengers Arrive Aboard Steamer Leon at Boston
The steamer Leon arrived at Boston with passengers including William E Eaton, Jesse C Gerge, N Gerge, S Fischel, Sch Dexter, and from Port Antonio Jamaica Miss Eliza Falls. Also listed are William Paine, John Wolfe, Charles Warman, Thomas Naman, John Holmes, Henry Beasley, Edmund Seaton, Miss Elien M Youn, Miss Maude Consac, and Louisa Watterman.
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Leon
Bosto
William E Eaton
Jesse C Gerge N
Gerge S
Fischel Sch
Dexter
William Paine
John Wolfe
Charles Warman
Eliza Falls
Thomas Naman
John Holmes Henry Beasley
Edmund Seatonburg
Elien
Maude
Louisa Watterman
Trans Pacific and International Mails Schedule Update
Postal notice outlines closing times and routes for various regions including Costa Rica Bluefields Nova Scotia Newfoundland Great Britain Europe Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoa Hawaii Society Islands Japan Shanghai Hong Kong East Indies and dependent ports. It lists ship names such as Fox hall W G Hewes Pavonia Alameda Galilee City of Pekin and deadlines in Boston office May 20 May 23 May 25 May 31 and May 28 with specific local times.
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Costa Rica
Port Simon
Foxhall
New Orleans
Bluefields
Nic
W G Hewes
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Halifax
Great Britain
Ireland
Pavonia
Trans-Pacific
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
San Francisco
Boston
Society Islands
Galilee
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East India
City of Pekin
San
Sad Condition Of High Official Sparks Hope In New York
News accounts from May 15 report a top local government official in New York suffering a nervous disorder due to overwork. Doctors warn of possible nervous prostration, while physicians praise Paine's Celery Compound as restoring vitality, prompting talk of a potential successor if health fails.
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New York
Park Row
Wall Street
Paine
Apute
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