Boston Post Newspaper Archives, May 25, 1887, p. 3

Concord Railroad Meeting and New Consolidated Line Talks

The Concord Railroad held its forty seventh annual meeting at White's Opera House with ex Governor Smythe presiding and Alpha J Pillsbury named as a substitute nominee. The article also notes the Consolidated Road's growing power in Connecticut and a major new Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe deal to create a through line from Chicago to St Louis, plus latest railroad earnings for Flint and Pere Marquette, Denver and Rio Grande, and Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western.

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Concord N. H Concord Railroad Corporation Smythe Manchester White’s Opera House Alpha J. Pillsbury Tilton J. W. Johnson Enfield Frederick Smith Josiah Minot B. A. Kimball John H. Pearson Walter M. Parker John H. White Ilfon New York Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe St. Louis & Chicago Railroad Springfield Ill St. Louis Eureka Atchison Lake Erie & Western Chicago Frank C. Hollins Flint Pere Marquette Denver Rio Grande Milwaukee Lake Shore & Western

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New England Woman's Suffrage Meet Hosts Notables

Henry B Blackwell chaired the New England Woman s Suffrage Association annual gathering in Meionaon. Julia Ward Howe J Ellen Foster Cora Scott Pond and others attended as speakers and a letter from Lucy Stone was read. Blackwell praised progress, urged support for New Hampshire leagues, and speakers stressed equal responsibility in government and suffrage against illiberal views.

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Henry B. Blackwell New England Woman's Suffrage Association Meionaon Julia Ward Howe J. Ellen Foster E. C. Foster Frederick A. Hinckley Cora Scott Pond Jenkin Lloyd Jones Chicago C. M. Russell Wilmington Eliza Wilkes Sioux City Dak Lucy Stone Blackwell New Hampshire Miss Pond New England Kansas Charles Sumner F. A. Hinckley Providence

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Sale of Americana at Libbie & Co auction rooms

Auctioneers Charles F. Libbie & Co at 608 Washington street launch a sale of Americana including rare books and pamphlets on American history, local topics, and scarce Confederate works. Highlights feature first and third editions of the Mohawk Prayer Book, Magnolia Christi Americana by Cotton Mather, and the Cambridge Platform of 1649. The sale also boasts a large Rebellion and anti slavery literature collection, appealing to specialist book collectors.

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Charles F. Libbie & Co Washington Street Cotton Mather Boston

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New England Culinary Club Hosts Press Reception in Boston

The New England Culinary Club held a reception and supper last evening at 79 Essex street for Boston press members. Presiding officials Blender and Ludemann were praised for the event, with elaborate decorations, fine music, and a Grand Gold hen centerpiece. The Record won a wedding cake dedicated to the Boston Press Club, and a presentation committee planned the giveaway. The banquet coincided with the Press Club’s new quarters opening on Bosworth street, reducing attendance but not dampening enjoyment. The club, organized last September, now numbers 160 members including many of Boston’s top cooks.

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New England Culinary Club Press of Boston Essex Street Blender Ludemann Boston Press Club Bosworth Street

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Press Club Housewarming on Bosworth Street

The Boston Press Club opened its new club house at No. 12 Bosworth Street with an evening of music speeches and revelry. Governor Ames and numerous officials attended, signing the club’s guest book, while performances by actors and the Harvard Glee Club accompanied catering and gifts from donors including Keith & Batchellor and various Boston figures.

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Boston Press Club Bosworth Street Governor Ames State House John J. McNally O'Meara Boardman Noyes Alger Shea O'Sullivan Provin Taft Spellman Crosby Sanderson McDonough Jaecaht Hearn George C. Bent McLaughlin Southworth House Ward The Art Club Arthur Falkland Museum Company Henry Faxon Clarence Pullen New Mexico W. C.tyler New York Joseph G. Shed Whitcomb Michael Kelly Nat Childs James A. Fox al Watts Sergeant Knowles Police Headquarters George Fred Williams Curtis Guild Murphy and Tobin W. H. Parmenter Central Club Dan Lovering Adams Express Company Sam Dyer Ed Morris George Thorne Harvard Glee Club Marshall Henry Cushing E. C. Carrigan Fred H. Pope Charles Follen Adams Yaweeb Strauss Hicks McNally B. F. Keith Keith & Batchellor Gayety Museum Samuel Miles White Mountains Masten & Wells R. R. Meredith D.D Thomas J. Galvin John H. O'Donnell Prang & Co Conly Ed. A. Perry Harry M’glenn Samuel Merrill Morrison Rich J. Tyler Hicks Trundy & Co Broad Street Edison Electric Light Company Seth W. Fuller & Co Ss. E. Came New England Culinary Club City Forester Doogue John A. Green William McIntosh New York and Buffalo Press Clubs Henry W. Swift Union Club

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Ship News From Ports And Voyages

At Antwerp May 28 Pennland from New York and Wandrahm from Baltimore arrive. At Liverpool May 2 West Indian from New Orleans and Marathon from Boston report. Bremen May 24 Hermann from Baltimore. Marseilles May 23 Burgundia from New York. Rotterdam May 2 Lero from Baltimore. Shanghae May 23 Hampshire from New York off Gibraltar May 22. Regina from New York for Jeddah Kurrabhee etc. Liverpool May 24 Baltic from New York. Baltimore May 24 Oranmore from Liverpool Newnham from Benisaf ak Bellanaighia May 24 Gleniffer from London and Kanghae. Boston May 24 Thornhill from Progreso Washington City from Bremen and Hamburg. New York May 24 Elbe from Bremen Klyde from Trinidad Port Spain City of Para from Aspinwall Espanol from Cardenas. Yokohama May 21 Cambodia from New York.

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Antwerp Pennland New York Wandrahm Baltimore Liverpool New Orleans Marathon Boston Bremen Hermann Marseilles Burgundia Rotterdam Lero Shanghae Hampshire Gibraltar Regina Jeddah Kurrabhee Baltic Oranmore Newnham Benisafak Bellanaighia Gleniffer London Kanghae Thornhill Progreso Washington City Hamburg Elbe Klyde Trinidad Port Spain City of Para Aspinwall Espanol Cardenas Yokohama Cambodia Grace Andrews Andrews Floridian River Garry Porto Oo Barkorth Forbes Pascagoula Douglass Hovey East Werp Coringa Dexter TX Caves Ech William & Richard Patrick St Pauls Seearrow Durham City Ibraith Susanne Zinke Walravens Melchers Wachter Philadelphia Voorwarts Kron Clenfuegos Neptune Hill Natvig Sandblad Delaware Cow Bay SetAt Grectianus Dellsie Montreal Dungeness Ben Woirlich Mallon Ruthin Doughty Lucipara Witt San Francisco Barks Craigwhinnie Bradford Victoria Oscar Wendt Scharberg Dordrecht Bergenseren Rolfsen Franklin Beardsen Pensacola Dunkirk Arc Harold Earl J B Newcomb Rutherford Genoa Elsie Winters Port Eads Gonaives Beazley William W . Matheson McKay Havana Nellie Brett Johanne Sommers Perth Amboy Don Quixote Hlmer Astronom Krause Wm K Chapman Smith Navigator Pettersen Brunswick Halifax Worcester Brown Charlottetown Clifford Hann Mayaguez Sabrina Trafton Christina Fanning Vemerara Peruvian Tyrian Glasgow Caspian Hong Kong City of Peking East Lomond Bozac Ape Jiverpool Elizabeth Butman Silvia Wilson St Johns City of Manchester Gilmour Newport News Duke of Buckingham Burnside City of York Baxter Portland Madoris Harry & Aubrey Tobin Mary E Pennell Cole Lillesand Nielsen Princeport Macomber Montrose Argo Rafro Newry Carnmoney Stevenson Onifuwe Waterweg Oneota Bryan Canton Whittier Starlight Sears Nostra Signora del Sacre di Gesu Mortela Raby van Post Galera Hayre Rio Janeiro Hertig Oscar Fredrik Soderholm Moonbeam Dunbar Barbados Charles Cox Neilsen Bahila St John Dickson Guiana Byrne Quebec Dictator Romberg Annie Burrill Haines Hhe Grande Lazar Stubbs Christina Moore Sanford Sagua Ella Moore Byers Lothair Desmond Schs Calabria Palmer South Amboy Isaiah K Stetson Trask Kensett Curtis New_York Henry Warner Paine Fajardo Afghan Chief MelIntyre Colon Viola Price Moodyville Iquique Shirley Tacoma Enoch Talbot McNeil Seattle Cleddy Seward Rouen Athens Robertson Bordeaux Advance Lord Brazil St Thomas Etc Sraean Enrique Cienfuegos St Onn Mattie W Atwood Newcomb J Y Smith Nickerson Portsmouth Julian Ward Knowles Theus Newburyport Verdad Fortuna Cardoza Oporto Krigs Clyde Strum Guadaloupe Isabella Balcom Armstrong Delmar Spur Arecibo Icis Gussie Bishop Miller San Blas Mary’ A Hall French Edward C Allen True McLaughlin Darien William RB Steelman Graham Charleston Lottie Somers Norfolk Iorning Light Fries Georgetown Marie Porter St Martins Martinus Nilsson Kolding Mary G Decker Abaco Alta Hutchinson Barcelona Luta Prince Clara Jane Allen Cricket Perry Hell Gate Athlon Edwin Hickey Icha Cygnet Eatonville Mary V. Wallinton Rich Abbie Walker Dobbin Morelight Webster Kennebec Bond Havoken Gardiner John Stroup Sturgis Port Johnson Pacific Nash

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Weather observations and barometer guidance from Boston station

May 24 observations at United States Signal Station Boston at 7 am local time note wind and sea level pressure 29.915 inches 68.4 degrees weather described as brisk and cloudy. Captains advised to adjust barometer readings by 0.01 inch for every ten feet of elevation. Almanac entry for May 26 high water times and related data included.

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United States Boston Mometer Boston & Lowell Railroad Corporation Theassenger Station Connecticut & Passumpesse Rivers A & Lowell Railroad Corporation Legislature of Massachusetts

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Port of Boston Arrivals and Departures May 24

Listing of arriving and departing vessels at Boston harbor including steamers Thornhill Washington City Cumberland Harrisburg Pottsville City of Gloucester Star of the East John Brooks tug Joseph Bartram and numerous schooners and brigs. Notable events include off Hatteras NE gale and five days calm with continued coastal traffic to Portland Boston and Halifax.

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San Francisco Henry Sears & Co State of Maine Hilyard Portland Kilby John Brooks Snowman Charles F Williams Eldra Willis Bangor J G Hall & Co Charles G Rice Bailey Johnson, Gudden & Bridge Subra Otterbeck Brunswick Gill & Sootz Kenzel Rose Kennebec Weltch Walter & Co Chatham Hallett Baltimore George E Smalley Star of the East Collins Bath H H Hyde Elsa Jackman Port Antonio Jam Boston Fruit Co Busch Forest Bell Phipps St John Hatheway & Co Sci Lawrence McKenzie, McKenzie Provincetown Fitz Bros & Co Mary Chester Yarmouth W N H Clements Jamaica Wark Charles G Rive Barkentine Lilian Windsor Allen Green Frank Leaming Highland Light Thornhill Wetherill Progress Thebaud Bross New York Lombarda’s Sons Washington City Valdez Bremen Hamburg Christopher Furness Cumberland Thompson Eastport Harrisburg Albertson Philadelphia Pottsville Ritson City of Gloucester Young Hath Steiner Geo Chafee Proctor Gloucester Joseph Bartram Jenkins Joel Cook Rowena Hoboken Jura Morrison Arroyo Hatteras Clothilda Boston Loyalist McLellan Henry L Glegg Carter John C Chase Clifford Parkentine Jara

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Atlantic Shipping News From May Vessel Movements

A late May shipping log lists sailings and arrivals of many vessels across European and Atlantic routes including bark Joven Dolores, Protector, Prince Regent, Celeste Burrill, Lizzie Burrill, Echo, Geraldine, Violet, Onni, Rolf, Victor, Iona, Jupiter, Struan, Saga, Lizzie C Troop, Cortesia, Consizia Gala tola, Antoinetta Aecame, Elmiranda, Manitoba, Henriette, Wm Owen, Astracana, Martha Cobb, Lizzie Ross, Oneata, Martha Reid, Onaway, and others with ports such as Algiers, Cardiff, Rio Janeiro, Liverpool, Philadelphia, Havre, New York, Barrow, Liverpool, and Pensacola. A Gloucester note reports Sir Edith Row returning from the South with 840 barrels of extra large mackerel from a new fishing ground 120 miles south of Georges, a first for fish in that area. Mackerel is abundant. no other vessels nearby.

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Millbridge Angelia Mitchell Boston Addie J Francis Sullivan Salem Frank Maria Woodward Rondout Olive Branch Farrell Perry Look Port Johnson Barks Lapland Carlisle Poston Galveston Lugano Clark Bangor Providence Milford Holway Julia A Decker Vineyard Haven Rattler Furness St John Myrtle Perche Rice George A Lawry Dobbins New York Vinalhaveh W Dexter Hamilton Deer Isle Ahi Manson Oaks Ingalls Machais Oston Mary Elizabeth Dunton Portland Hunter Lizzle Western Bank Arrow Ipswich Bay Grace I— Stevens Gouldsboro Juno Capt Cunningham Sch Pioneer Sable Island St Johns Sydney Algiers Joven Dolores Philadelphia Bremen Protector Pedersen Cardiff Prince Regent Haagensen Liverpool Rio Janeiro Celeste Burrill Robertson Lizzie Burrill Johnson Ceylon Owens Echo Bogart Pernambuco Geraldine Walsh Bahia Violet West Para Dunkirk Onni Galenius Dieppe Rolf Tellassen London Victor West Bay Iona Klem Mobile Oscarshaven Jupiter Penarth Struan Lemon Havre Plymouth Saga Nor Wahlberg Sharpness Lizzie C Troop Corning Tarifa Leghorn Antoinetta Aecame Ital Marchese Genoa Winnebah—Ar Elmiranda Havener Ahdah Manitoba Thomas Henriette Wobsken Rotterdam Wm Owen Brown Barrow Canso Astracana Richards Pensacola Martha Cobb Crosby Lizzie Ross Vaughan Oneata McLeod Barbados Quebec Martha Reid Jones Matanzas Bark Onaway Anderson Port de Paix Chester Achorn Morant Bay Tamar E Marshall Carthagena Delaware Capes Bessie May Buck Fowey Alexandeia Egypt Vila Stanos Alexandria Gloucester Sir Edith Row Georges

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New Bedford Whalers Report Oil Cargo from Atlantic Voyage

May 24 Bark Kathleen arrives from a 25 month Atlantic voyage with 2200 barrels of sperm oil at 2 dollars per barrel and 8 pounds of ambergris. She reports encounters off Ascension on April 4 with ship Eliza Adams carrying 25 barrels of sperm oil, and off St Helena on April 21 with Hattle EF Smith carrying 25 barrels, plus brig I A Barstow with 130 barrels.

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New Bedford Kathleen Ascension Eliza Adams St Helena Hattle EF Smith Edgartown I’ A Barstow

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Sea and river reports from multiple ports including Baltimore and New York

Boston and New York shipping notices describe several collisions and hull damage. Sir Edith McIntyre and Sir Margaret A May incurred foremast and jibboom damage, while the City of New York collided with Magnolia, causing structural harm. Other entries note sunken ships, grounded vessels, and repairs underway along Atlantic ports.

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Boston Sir Edith McIntyre Baracon Baltimore Sir Margaret A May Philadelphia Portland Fort Delaware Elwood Burton Burton New York Magnolia Kent Kingston City of New York Wall Street Ferry City Island Absecom Apalachicola Olivare Urbano Barbaros Carrie Bucknam London Miasizatypi Avonmouth Montreal Menzaldh Shanghai Yokohama Saddiex Erin's Isle Fleming Liverpool San Francisco Ruby Robbins Canada Dock Seacombe Shenir Stirling Queenstown Carnmoney Stevenson Falmouth Newry Greenore Liscard Bona Savannah Hazeltine Gilkey Darien Brunswick Brunswick Bar Vineyard Naven Selk Enos

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Foreign ports and sailing details in 19th century logs

A compact record lists vessels sailing from Acapulco on May 21 and May 9, including Cal Wells and Neme ap UL-Ar, with Pensacola, 13te, brig Hattie M Bain and Luella A Snow, and New York bound via Porto. Also notes Helen A Chase and Southard sailing to Cuba from New York, with other ship names and routes in the period.

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Shipping notes from ports worldwide and arrivals May to May

A dense ledger of vessels, routes, and statuses listing ships, barks, steamers, and schooners by port such as Progreso, New York, Havana, and Antwerp. Entries include sail dates, cargos, destinations, and ports of call with numerous ship names, masters, and nationalities across Atlantic and Caribbean harbors.

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Maritime Traffic Across Ports Includes Cleared Vessels and Arrivals

The fifteenth of the month sees extensive ship movements with vessels from Norfolk to New York and Boston clearing for European ports. Steamers and brigs listed include Liscard Byrne Oranmore Newnham and Resolute Beayly while arrivals note Oranmore Newnham ships and several bark and schooner entries plus several coastal sailings and quarantine notices.

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Sailing of Ocean Steamers to Arrive at Boston

Ocean steamers are reported to be en route for Boston with expected arrivals noted. The transit status and timetable for docking at Boston ports are highlighted for shipping schedules and harbor activity.

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Vessels sail for Boston with varied ports and dates

The list records ships and brigs sailing toward Boston with origins Manila Cienfuegos Calcutta Queenstown Chittagong and more. Vessels include Alice Reed Stahl Alice Oxner Anglesea spoken latitude 17 S Jon 4 W August From Queenstown April 26 Anna Hellmers from Chittagong Bann Cutting from Portopeis April 16 Bertie Bigelow Manila January 18 and numerous others with dates through May 4 at St Thomas May 4.

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Maritime arrivals and discharges listed for ships and crews

The record lists several vessels and personnel with origins and voyage dates. ee Griggs Ambrig from Matanzas and May Riisoe Norbark from Arendal appear before Feb 27 via Aux Cayes with March 16 events. Syanara MelIntosh Br sch from Matanzas on March 16 at Nassau and May 2 discharge. Sooloo Powers from Am ship Iloilo with Dec 20 voyage and May 8 notes. Samuel B Hale Haven from Buenos Ayres on April 4. Tare Stuck Au bark from Trapani March 22. Wheatland Baker from Zanzibar Feb 17 via Madagascar. Willard Mudgett Crocker from Iquique April 1.

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Concord Railroad Meeting and New Consolidated Line Talks

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New England Woman's Suffrage Meet Hosts Notables

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Sale of Americana at Libbie & Co auction rooms

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New England Culinary Club Hosts Press Reception in Boston

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Press Club Housewarming on Bosworth Street

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Ship News From Ports And Voyages

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Weather observations and barometer guidance from Boston station

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Port of Boston Arrivals and Departures May 24

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Atlantic Shipping News From May Vessel Movements

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New Bedford Whalers Report Oil Cargo from Atlantic Voyage

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Sea and river reports from multiple ports including Baltimore and New York

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Foreign ports and sailing details in 19th century logs

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Shipping notes from ports worldwide and arrivals May to May

Maritime Traffic Across Ports Includes Cleared Vessels and Arrivals

Sailing of Ocean Steamers to Arrive at Boston

Vessels sail for Boston with varied ports and dates

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Maritime arrivals and discharges listed for ships and crews

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