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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1887

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Washington Mill fire devastates famed mill in Lawrence

May 18 report from Lawrence describes the No 1 Washington Mill reduced to smoldering ruins with east wall and two stair towers standing. Firemen continue dousing hotspots as officials offer no origin theory though incendiary or electrical causes are debated. Mill operations plan short vacation then gradual re start. insurers list total coverage around 460,900 with multiple companies named.

Washington Mill Lawrence Sprerau Pete Sampson

Park Street Fire Causes Heavy Loss at No 4 Park Street

A Tuesday night blaze at No 4 Park Street destroyed the marble and mahogany stairway and stained glass window from Houghton Mifflin & Co. The loss to Houghton Mifflin & Co. may reach 12,500 dollars insured across several companies. Individual losses include F. D. Somers 4000 dollars and other amounts to Notman Company 1000 dollars and Stimpson Huntley 2000 dollars. Buildings and insurers listed, with total property loss around several tens of thousands.

Park Street Houghton, Mifflin & Co Fireman’s of Boston Enterprise of Cincinnati Long Island Brooklyn Manufacturers and Builders’ of New York Westchester F. D. Somers American Central, German and Western Association Notman Company Rochester German Merchants Boylston Stimpson, Huntley & Co City of London Imperial and Fire Association of Philadelphia C. W. Reed United Firemen of Philadelphia Judge Sewell The Royal Dr. L

Fire in a Rag Pile Triggers South Boston Alarm

At 11 45 last evening a small fire in a pile of rags in the second story of 255 Athens street South Boston caused an alarm from Box 126.

Athens Street Boston

Cambridge Aldermen Discuss Sewers and City Projects

The Cambridge board of aldermen met to consider sewer construction at Waverley and Bath streets, allowed purchases for Putnam school land, and approved sea walls and bulkheads projects. They also voted on paving Harvard Square, street lamps, railroad tracks removal, and a 6 percent tax interest ordinance, with several objections and referrals.

Cambridge Board of Aldermen Waverley Street Bath Street Casino J. B. McLaughlin Teele James J. Myers E. L. Beard Francis B. Gilman Frank Bolles Charles Almy Emery Bemis J. G. Thorp, Jr Committee On Sewers Committee On Public Prepares Putnan Schoool Fourth Street Third Street Bridge Mt. Auburn Street River Street Committee On Finance Coolidge Avenue Cambridge Railroad Company Harvard Square Committee On Fire Department Portland Street Hugh R. Gray Augustus Amezen

Harvard College Senior Portrait Plan Reported

Harvard College plans a composite potograph of the senior class inspired by Century magazine methods. Last night Sanders Theatre hosted the spring concert of the Harvard Glee Club Pierian Sodality and Banjo Club with encores for B A Carpenter and notable Handel selections. Afterward Memorial Hall hosted a student crowd dancing.

Harvard Smith College Sanders Theatre Harvard Glee Club Pierian Sodality Banjo Club Piotien Sodality Whipple B. A. Carpenter Glee Club Memorial Hall

Brewers Strike Fails to Halt Beer Supply

Brewers operated normally yesterday with no sign of a strike. New York workers filled vacancies at Roessle's, while Houghton offered to reuse former staff but was declined. No beer was delivered to unions yesterday and likely few shipments will meet outside agent demand. Strikers met in the afternoon, but no decisive action occurred.

New York Roessle’s Houghton

Passenger Conductors Conventions At Boston And Philadelphia

The New England Railway Passenger Conductors Benevolent Association held its twelfth annual convention at the Boston & Providence depot with H E Paine presiding. Charles E Dyer elected clerk. 30 delegates from 17 roads, 264 ballots. total receipts 388190, expenditures 36455, balance 18255. Officers elected include Horatio E Paine president and Charles E Dyer secretary treasurer. life insurance company convention followed with Mugford presiding and discussions on admissions for freight men and revised bylaws. Next meeting set for Philadelphia. 214 members and three deaths reported this year.

New England Railway Passenger Conductors’ Benevolent Association Boston & Providence H. E. Paine Charles E. Dyer Horatio E. Pain Old Colony Augustus Colby Boston & Maine James Cunningham Boston & Albany Samuel N. Holden Tehburg Joseph E. Anderson Maine Central William H Lackey Philadelphia New England Conductors’ Association

Bank Officers Association of Boston Elects New Officers

The annual meeting at the clearing house saw 61 new members and a total of 425. Francis B. Sears of Third National was elected president with vice presidents Joseph W. Wark and William Proctor. Directors for two years are Francis Campbell and N. B. Perkins Jr. Henry A. Tenney serves as treasurer and Edwin A. Stone as secretary.

Bank Officers’ Association of the City of Boston Clearing House A. F. Luke Francis B. Sears Third National Joseph W. Wark Maverick William Proctor Globe National Edwin A. Stone Franklin Savings Bank

Ships in May Progress Across Atlantic and Europe

A collection of ship arrivals and sailings listed by port and date. Vessels including Alaska, Austrian, and City of Puebla sail from New York, Glasgow, and Palermo while arrivals near Liverpool Boston and Baltimore reflect trade routes to Antwerp Rotterdam Hamburg and Bordeaux. The report notes vessels off Brow Head Falmouth and the Lizard with departures from Philadelphia New Orleans and Havana.

Brow Head Bellingham Philadelphia Bristol Falmouth Rochdale New Orleans Gibraltar North Anglia Benisat Baltimore Liverpool Alaska New York Nova Scotian Hamburg Gellert Boston Glasgow Pauillac Chateau Margeaux Bordeaux London Richmond Hill State of Pennsylvania Venice Palermo Wergeland Baracoa City of Puebla Havana Lizard Pieter de Coninck Antwerp Leerdam Rotterdam W A Scholten Defordo Rugia

Notice to Captains from Boston Sig nal Station May 18

Observations recorded at 7 am local time 12 noon Greenwich time. Wind 61.0 N, foggy, barometer 29.888 inches. Instructions advise captains to seal barometers daily to correct errors and add one hundredth inch per ten feet altitude. Miniature Almanac for Thursday May 19 notes high water and moon phase.

United States Boston

Port of Boston Ship Arrivals and Clearances May 18 The day’s listings show arrivals and clearances at Boston with steamers and brigs from multiple ports including Glasgow St John NB and Philadelphia along with coastal sailings and weather notes.

Arrived were steamers Austrian New Brunswick Penobscot Longfellow Forest City and several small craft with passengers and cargo to H A Allan W H Kilby and other local firms. Cleared: Catalonia Emma C Berry Pride of the Port Acacia Sereno and other vessels from Liverpool NS NB and NJ. Coastwise ships Decatur Smalley Spartan H F Dimock and others sailed for Baltimore Philadelphia New York and Portland amid fog and light winds. A brig Lahaina remained from Trinidad and several steamers and brig sails listed with destinations and pilots.

Killam Manila Lancefield Delap Iloilo Boston Marcello de Mari Ital Chiama New York Batavia Araguda Green Newport Eng Hong Kong Elsa Ger Bremers Western Belle Batman Saigon Antwerp Craigallion Nor Nygaard Quebec Bahia Frole Newfoundland Dungeness Forest King Doyle Amsterdam Dublin Dinapore Livingstone Portland O.fecamp Nightingale Ingebrethsen Pascagoula Fleetwood Matilda C Smith McGonnell Pensacola Falmouth Charlie Baker Bent New Orleans St Petersburg Holyhead John R Kelley Gibbons Liverpool Havre Lynnwood Sinclair City Camp McLeod Julius Meentzen Galveston Carolina Falang Pelotas Dina Wieringa Bergenseren Rolfsen Dordrecht Rio Janeiro Brazil le Marchant Halifax Sirian Star Askin Cardiff Hebe Paspebiae Rouen James L Harway McPhail Pictou Tuskar Austrian Bentley Glasgow Londonderry Ltd Moise H & A Allan New Brunswick Colby St John Eastport W H Kilby Penobscot Ingraham Bangor Longfellow Smith Provincetown Forest City Parker H Oler Baker Baltimore Sharon Donnell Cape Neddick Mary R Smith Bristol Annie F Kimball Kimball Wiscasset Walter F Parker Tillinghast Philadelphia Sir Mary L Varney Weeks Bath Catalonia Wylie Alexander Martin Carbis Day Tregarthen Souris PEI A . Lombard’s Sons Harborville Delong & Seaman Dexter Emma C. Berry Annapolis G Hall & Co Schs Parsons la Have Sanborn A P Emerson Reynard Roberts Algo Cleared Lahaina Allen Trinidad Pilot D H Miller Spartan H F Dimock Carbis Bay Pottsville Allentown Highland Light Astoria Arethusa Stevens Alleghany Taylor Providence Mareca Young Chase Church Lent R Woodside Reed Mozart Sawyer London Lamberti Miramichi Carrie S Hart Southard Warren Adams Colcord Williams Lewis James H Hoyt Dissolway Hoboken Rover Hoddinott Eleuthera Chas J Willard Walace Newburyport Peruvian Nessmore Highland Prince Mabel L Phillips Blanche Hopkins Francisca Cuban Saml H Walker Kelley Henry Lippett Howes Brunswick Barks Guldfaxe Neilsen Genoa Mida Emma C Middleton Banks Belle Hardy Lizzie Babcock Babcock Jonathan Bourne Washington May Williams Charleson Jennie Hulbert Ellen Merriam Low Lyndon Charleston Fannie Tracy Tilton Delaware Tribon John G Schmidt van Gilder Dutch Island Harbor John Price Westerloo Treworgy Ellsworth Darien John Bunyan Lancaster Anna R Bishop Rulon Herman B Ogden Church Willie L Newton Coombs Sugartown Addie ‘Hale Nichols Norfolk Corinne St Thomas Samuel Castner, Jr. Cook L L Whitmore Blackington Port Johnson Harry L Diverty Perth Heer Groveland Allie Baker Merriman Biddeford Atwood Simmons Douglass Salem Milford Haskell Jennie Lockwood Poland Georgetown D Bibber Pinkham Kennebec W L Roberts Bray Hyannis Palestine Chadwick Amboy A M_Dickerson Hawkins Woodbridge War Eagle and Veto Cotuit James Rothwell Lombard H M Howes Handy Mexican Powers Nellie Eaton Knowlton Mobile Vanselow Sagua Varuna Birdsall Satilla Venice Palermo City of Puebla Havana State of Pennsylvania Werzeland Baracoa Helvetia Cochrane Britannic Perry Tyrian Hassenstein Eleanora Brang Broomhaugh Weightman Dunkirk Bufalo Malet Hull Coban Fraser Trave Willegerod Kremen Andes Mecknigiht St Marie State of Nebraska Braes Illinois Dodge Joseph H Scammell Thompson Rotterdam N B Palmer Somsen Hamburg Mark Canning Matthews Mary E Bliss McRae Buen Susan Bergen Greaves Ponce Lizzie Colby Hawes B. McLean H J Powell Mason Frontera Hell Gate Portia Dawson St Johns Annie Harper Darwin Oriole Staples Charlie Willie Philbrook Rondont Fordo Helen Thompson Averill Elizabethport Portsmouth Telegraph Kelier J I Worthington Edgartown Whitestone Davison Bilbao Peacemaker Classon Hart Island Roads John Mann Beveridge New Bedford Moses Tower Azevedo Western Islands Sc E Waterman Chase Cadoxton Stacey Eob Ward, Jr Curtis Ruatan el Monte Hawthorne Knickerbocker Kemble Roxbury Castle Turpie Rochefort Santo Ot Mozzela Cadiz Alice M Minot Dickinson Clara Davidson Crescent Mehaffey New Haven Helen Mar Hobbs Port Discovery Richard Iit McIntyre San Francisco Port Townsend John Trahey Ryan Tacoma Edward O’brien Oliver Cassandra Adams Wheldon San Pedro Sagamore Hansen San Diego Einar Tambarksselver Santa Rosalia Arin the Straits Riverside Rawley Nanaimo Ashfield Sutherland Chase Baylis Wood Sarah Quinn Lynch Port Eaton Roman Crowell Shawmut Fuller Williamsport Miller Brutus Vuge St Ann’s Bay Munster Brown Confidenza Parodi Hudiksval Byland Rouen; —Ichs Wm L Elkins, Frambes, Danversport Howard W Middleton Higbee Archer & Reeves Simpson Ruth Shaw Carlow Kate E Gifford Wright Edith T Gandy Gandy Dover Laura V Rose Leeds Carson Milton J M Lockwood Marbella Halden Lovard Dantzie Barnwell St Jago Buenos Ayres Sciis Eclipse Dixon Raritan River Mary Chapin Foster Fly Away Bingham Sarah J Gurney Gurney Henry Clay Jed Frye Langley Diamond Luce Honolulu Corneliozino Patrone Queenstown

Maritime traffic and vessels sailing from New England ports

From Our Correspondents Millbridge Vineyard Haven Boothbay Gloucester report sailing schedules for 17th and 18th including scis Hattie Godfrey Mary Sanford Kate Mary Nellie Clark and many others. Fish receipts and two new vessels built at Essex for John Pew & Son and Cunningham & Thompson prepared for Georges fishing.

Millbridge Hattie Godfrey Strout Calais Jennie Lind Leighton Northern Light Brown Addie L Perkins Wallace Boston Margaret Connecticut Smith Ar 15Th R P Chase Fickett Addie J Francis Portland Vineyard Haven Mary Sanford Philadelphia Daniel Brown Curtis South Amboy Paragon Shute Wellfleet Mary Sands Greenleaf Guardiner Hattie B West Gloucester Shovelfull Shoal O Nettleton C RS Susie Prescott Boothbay Louisa Francis Thorndike Rockland Scha Ximina Pettigrew Machias New York Helen McLeord Harrington Exchange Dunton Damariscotta Cora Louisa Harris South Shore M J Elliott Thurston Swis Lucy Devlin Alice Raymond Octavia Dow Shore Addie Winthrop Wachus Cunningham & Thompson Georges

Anjer Passed April 6 Marks Armenia and Massa Batavia Fate

Anjer passed April 6, marking Armenia and Massa. Batavia to New York on the 7th, with Emile L Boyd listed in the itinerary or related note.

Anjer Armenia Ital Massa Batavia New York Emile L Boyd

Ship Henry Sails for New Orleans Amid Rigging Repairs

A British vessel Henry, bound for New Orleans from Antwerp, reported May 12. It was 100 miles southeast of South Pass, Mississippi, with jury rigged main and mizzen masts as of May 7 at 38 38 N, 137 W. Also, ark Bonny Doon, Burgess, Nuevitas to New York reported May 17 at 37 35 N, 74 30 W.

Henry Antwerp New Orleans South Pass Miss Burgess Nuevitas New York

Notice to Mariners Fog Whistle at Galantry Update

Maritime notices report the Galantry fog whistle active since April 21 under French Consulate guidance. Also includes remarks from The Hague about Tandjong Priok port operations and duties transfer, plus a Gloucester report of the Edith wreck near Monomoy and a Baltimore buoy restoration by the steamer Holly.

New York St Pierre Are Islands Galantry The Hague Tandjong Priok Batavia DE Karnebeek

Sail and Vessel Incidents Across Ports Reported

Shipping news from Boston to Provincetown details a bark Sunbeam passing Lisbon New York towing Grey Parrot collision near Brooklyn with Harlsey ice damage at North Sydney, Victoria cargo shifts at sea, and other vessel mishaps including Victor at Coatzacoalcos bar, Hattie Paige aground near Goose Island, Morning Light collision near Barbados, Suakim gale damage, and Gen 8 E Merwin raised for Boston repairs.

Boston Sunbeam Lisbon Philadelphia Grey Parrot McDade Cornwallis New York East River Jay Street Brooklyn Tue Harlsey Port Royal Glasson Dock North Sydney Coatzacoalcos Victor Sir Hattie Paige Norfolk Sven Goose Island Delaware River Morning Light New Haven Fries Barbados Barnegat Fulda London Suakim Menzies Liverpool Iust San Francisco Lon Bark Canada Olsen Bathurst Stornoway Cyrus Wakefield Provincetown E Merwin Merwin

Foreign Ports Shipping Movements and Departures

A compilation of sailing data from May with vessels at various ports. Listings include Pilgrim, Reaper, New Orleans, Jorgen J Lotz, County of Yarmouth, Ewman Scammell, Wallace, Victor, Josephine, St Louis, and multiple barks and steamers with departure dates and destinations such as New York, Cardiff, Havana, Rotterdam, Charleston, and Hamburg.

Aleppey Pilgrim Freeman New York Zanzibar Antwerp Reaper Bosworth Cardiff Aspinwall New Orleans Nancy Smith Hodgkinson Hatteras Calcutta Salamanca Bryce Philadelle Alpheus Marshall McFaden Philadea Cienfuegos St Louis Philadelphia Dungeness Hardyst Teree Savannah Rotterdam Latona Wasson Dunkirk Jane Brown McLaren Hamburg Charleston Flushing Nederland Gibara Edmund Phinney Young Gibraltar Australia Mc Ritchie Mediterranean Saratoga New Ork Havre Sueyia Ludwig Manzanilla Maud Scammell Noobles Montevideo Ashton Churchill Pensacola Matanzas Triumph Kemp Eyver Matthews Lillian Willey Ormus Frost North of Hatteras Nellie Smith Wallace Josse Bueno McColl Alice Swain J H Chadwick Foster Disg Maggie Brown Davies Wtg Navesink Hall C C Sweeney Robertson Onolaska Griggs J F Merry Bradley William Hays Guy Hail Cain Chicago Jones Neovitas Belgium Sanford Boston Motley Harper Martha P Tucker Smith Benny Doon Cole Porman Victory Palermo Marcia Paraense Pernambuco Dora St Sohenstown Ste — A Liverai Man Fark Naan REVAL Lima Albrethsen Savan

Transoceanic and domestic port movements listed for May

A detailed ledger of vessels sailing and clearance events across multiple ports including EDRAM and SAGUA in May. Entries note ships and barks with masters and destinations such as New York, Sagua, Antwerp, Hong Kong, Buenos Ayres, and San Francisco, plus arrivals at Baltimore, New Orleans, and Portland with steamer calls and cargoes.

Passengers list aboard Cunard Catalonia from Boston to Liverpool

A passenger list for the Cunard steamer Catalonia bound from Boston to Liverpool on May 19 includes Rev John K Brown his wife and four children, Mr James Logle, Miss Lulu J Bogle, Mr and Mrs G H Bassett, Mr A W Clapp, Dr H D W Carvelle and wife, Mrs Canavan, Rev Malcolm Douglas and wife, Miss Evelina E C Everett, Mr and Mrs William G Ellis and Miss L Ellis, Mr and Mrs D W Gardiner, Miss Alice May Gardner, Mr H B Goodwin, Miss Jennie Gatchell, Miss E Guild, Mr Percival Gassett, Mrs Ol yerson, Rev W F B Jackson and wife with infant, Mr Herbert V C Keeson, Rev W P McQunald, Mrs Mellen, Mr Joseph A Molineaux, Rev A J Rossi, Miss Mabel A Shaw, Mr EB Thomson, Mr Tyng, Mr and Mrs Arthur Jaylor, Mr C A Wellington, plus 50 intermediates and 100 steerage passengers.

Cunard Catalonia Boston Liverpool John K Brown James Logle Lulu J Bogle G H Bassett A W_Clapp H D W Carvelle Jennie Gatchell E Guild Percival Gassett Olyerson F B Jackson Herbert V C Keeson W P McQnald Mellen Joseph A Molineaux A J Rossi Mabel A Shaw EB Thomson Tyng Arthur Jaylor C A Wellington

Boston-bound Vessels List With Sailed Dates

A compiled rosters of ships and brigs sailing toward Boston with origins and sailing dates including Alice Reed from Manila February 24, Anglesea from Calcutta January 11, and Wheatland from Zanzibar February 17. Entries cover vessels from Manila, Calcutta, Queenstown, Chittagong, and more, with reported lat long bearings and transit passes.

Boston Alice Reed Stahl Am Bark Manila Anter Anglesea Bain Br Bark Calcutta Lat Jon Bark Queenstown Anna Hellmers Ger Chittagong Bann Cutting Port Spain Delaware Breakwater Eroo Walley Janef Breeze Shields Big Bonanza Collins Melbourne Cora. Appleby New Orleans de Corinne Barnes St Thomas Edgartown Clara E McGilvery Griffin Ambark Arecibo Charles A. Coulomb Moore Amsch Sagua Elisha Gibbs Woods Am Sch Trinidad Cuba Fantee Chase Accra WCA George Skolfield Hall Am Ship Lon Gamen Gellerstad Nor Bark Talcahuana Guaerena Taylor Vensch Barbados Terwilliger Zanzibar John H Pearson Surinam Joseph G Stover Arey Bermuda Lancefield Delap Lioilo Em Allen Ambrig Maria Stonemay Richan Trapani Gibraltar Ry Hutchinson Mary Agnes DeCosta Ponce Sooloo Powers Iloilo St Helena Samuel B Hale Haven Buenos Ayres Tare Wheatland Baker Madagascar Willard Mudgett Crocker Iquique

SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS LIST MAY JUNE

A long list of sailing ships with names of vessels such as Furness California Pavonia Roman Scythia Catalonia Cephalonia and more, detailing sailing dates from May to June, ports of origin or destination, and agents including Alex Martin Warren & Co Furness H & A Allah Prydain and others. The entries show departures from Liverpool, Glasgow, London, Havre, Hamburg, and other ports with various dates in May and June.

Boston Liverpool New York Queenstown Cork Harbor Catalonia Scythia Pavonia Bothnia Ipavonia Cephalonia Great Britain and Reland State Street Alexander Martin Norseman Kansas Warren & CO Washington City Hamburg Furness California London Henderson Bros Santiago Hull Sanderson &Son Pavonia Alex Martin Gothenburg Antwerp Furness Roman Warren & Co Jan Breydel Gill & Sootz Bothnia Alex Martin Pavonia Jane Alex Martin Bothnia Alex Martin Cephalonia Aera Thayer & Linc Austrian Glasgow H & A Allah Prydain C Furness Pavonia Alex Martin Santiago Sanderson &Son Roman Warren & Co Bavarian Eee & Line Alex Martin Borderer Une C Furness Kansas Warren & Co Cephalonia

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