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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1891

Page

3

Champlin's Victory in Senate A Lively Debate

In a marked session Champlin's victory sparks a lively Senate debate as the arsenic bill advances to a third reading while the House delays action on the rapid transit issue, signaling shifting priorities and procedural maneuvering.

GERRYMANDER BILL PRESENTED IN MASSACHUSETTS SENATE

The Massachusetts Senate debated measures to curb endowment corporations and reject foreign groups. Mr Champlin urged amendments to regulate behavior and reserve requirements while defending endowment schemes. discussions touched on the Insurance Commissioner’s stance and public welfare concerns.

Bennett Suffolk Senate Massachusetts State Board of Trade West Boston Executive Business Association Champlin Massachusetts Gilman Mr. Champlin Mr. Gilman Mr. Bennett Reade Haggerty Worcester R. Haggerty R. A Champlin Sohier Beverly

Contested Arsenic in Wallpaper and Transit Bills Debate

The article covers stalemates on arsenic in wallpaper regulation with amendments rejected 61 to 77, and a Rapid Transit bill where debate centered on the Boston Railway Company's reliability and public interest. It notes a refer to the Rapid Transit Commission by 64 to 6, a gerrymander bill with district populations, and other measures including eight-hour work proposals and public bar law scheduling.

State Board of Health Powers Myde Park Charles Boston Senate Stevens Sohier Beverly Soluer Boston Railway Company Olmstead Rosnosky Quincy Rapid Transit Commission Turner Malden East Baston Bridge Harbor and Land Commission General Court House Wardwell Committee On Agriculture Day

Annual Prize Drill at Mechanics Hall Honors EK H S Leaders

The First Battalion EK H S held its annual prize drill in Mechanics Hall with eight companies, directed by Lt Col Morton A Aldrich and officers, judges from the Fifth Infantry and Navy, and a full audience. Prizes went to Company Bb for first, Company C for second, and Company A for third in company drill. Individual awards included a gold medal to Sgt UC Benedict and a silver to Sgt G M Daktu, with a bayonet prize to G A Miller and a satin banner plus medals for officers.as to provide a concise summary of the event and outcomes.

Epelish High School Mechanics’ Hall Morton A. Aldrich Joseph Robbins Albert Wesley White Ernest de Wolf Wales Charles Clemens A. Ames G. H. Benyon Fifth Infantry AC. H. Brigham Naval Battalion W. L. Hox Dixth C. A. Meserve F E. H. Wright W. E. Foster J. J. Johnson K. H. Smith, Jr I. J. Coyne G. W. Hayden B.S. Frost BR. Pope UC. B. Benedict G. M. Daktu G. A. Miller

Graduating Exercises at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy

The twenty third annual commencement was held in Association Hall YY M C A with a large turnout. The class lists twenty seven graduates including Barnard Brooks Burnham Burke Crane Day Dougherty Gilbert Greene Hardy Harris Hitchcock Holton Kelsiey Keown Lewis Lynch Mason Pierce Proctor Nandlett Rencureil Tucker Varney Ward Wardell Willey. Music by the Boston Cadet Orchestra followed by an order of exercises featuring salutatory by John Franklin Pierce and a series of addresses and musical numbers concluding with the decree conferred by President Samuel A D Sheppard.

Massachusetts College of Pharmacy Harry A. Barnard Frederick P. Brooks Alfred A. Burnham, Jr Walter T. Burke Frank T. Crane Frederick W. Day Daniel ‘. Dougherty Charles A. Gilbert Charles E. Greene Cyrus D. Hardy Isaac A. Harris Charles H. Hitchcock Adolphus Holton George K. Kelsiey James A. Keown Ernest G. Lewis Herbert KE. Lynch Harry R. Mason John F. Pierce John WD. Proctor Arthur Nandlett Manuel E. Rencureil Frank A. Tucker Edward F. Varney Charles A. Ward Elton N. Wardell Thomas F. Willey

PORT OF BOSTON SHIPPING REPORT DATES MAY 27 28

miniature almanac notes arrivals at Boston port on May 27 28 with fruit to Boston Fruit Co pulp and ships including Kong Wrode Lerman Winter Kennebec Tremont City of Gloucester and others. several bark and schooner movements listed with cargoes molasses sugar and barges towed from various Atlantic ports and coastal towns.

Newegian Kong Wrode Kjerniff Port Antonia Jum Boston Fruit Co Lerman Winter Nickerson New York H M Whitney Kennebec Collins Bath Tremont Craig Portland City of Gloucester Proctor Gloucester Wilkesbarre Cates Port Johnson Morse Marr Alice Minot Whitney, Pousland & Co Emma E Potter LeVain Clementsport Nina Page de Coste Richmond Genius Farnsworth Musquash Ella May Steeves KK Carson Sweet Quaco Belmont Melanson Belleveau Cove Schibelt Croseup Port Williams Josephine Laker French Cross Emma C Oliver Port Gilbert Annie May Frontain Salmon River Andacieux Duffy Port Acadia Acara Fry Weehawken Nettleton Baker Nantucket John Lb Norris Roberts Gayhead

Maritime Movements Report From Nova Scotia and Nearby Ports

Sailed May 27 the steamer FEarnford bound for Baltimore. Also May 25 the Maggie Wilett sailed Boston from Sheed Harbor NS. May 26 cleared for New York with the DWB and McLean as listed. Jesse rlart 2d of New York. JaGua Ar May 20 the Granville and Starrett to Annapolis NS. La Cotoplan Mexico sailed May 17 with Emma M Fox to New York. Windsor NS saw May 25 arrivals Clara FE Simpson. St Paul barkentine sailed May 23 from New York. Trojan Weymouth MA May 25. Peter H Crowell Hallmore May 26. Gypsum King and Wentworth New York. Yarmouth NS sailed May 23 brig Louis to Calais Ma.

Fearnford Baltipore Hwarbor Maggie Wilett Boston McLean New York Jesse Rlart 2d Harris JaGua Granville Starrett Annapolis Tlacotoplan Mexico Emma M Fox Brooks Windsor Clara FE Simpson Orem Barkentine St Paul Parker Trojan Pettis Weymouth Mass Peter H Crowell Hallmore Gypsum King Wentworth Yarmouth Louisl Calais Barrbados Candace Manzanillo Cuba Ruth Zaza Delaware Myrtle Carter Antigua Barks Forest Buenos Ayres Helene Quebec Montreal Tare Aienora Alaska St Lawrence Klildonan Schs Carrie Easler Elize Hon Hondo Livingston Colun Thurber Philadelphia Thomas W Tlyde Sherman George Twohy Barrow George W Farrow Shaw David Bughdee Stowers North of Hatteras Jonathan May James A Gargeid Fisher Martinique Fort Liberte Hayd Port Julia Fowler Jacove Tovail Newark Guantanamo Altona Marsters Readwater Lalifax Portia St Johns Plymouth North Sydney Ripon City Roaston Monikehal Corean Tlasgow Cythlan Newcastle Bede London Perryville Matanzas Martha Reid Jones C UC Sweeney Tayford Susie P Oliver Jordan Havana Charles Purves Small Soston Saited William II Dietz Wakeley Reakwater Karnwell Hatteras Mouse ST Nicholas Haytt Teamer Delta Loth Cheater Parrsboro Barks Linden Crowe Barbados Baldur Neilsen Aehsa Merriam Lizzie G Howard Cala Eureka Grane Pernambuco Conn Domesligo Apalachicola Charles A Walston Dunton Point-a-Pitre Revecca Lamdin Diggins Baltimore Steamera Chathan Bencroy St Jago King Whilup van Horn Washington Empress Leonessa Bridgeport Bath Achs Kiwood H Smith Tryon R G Whilton Nickerson Priscilla Scribner Daisy Wfe W_L Tuck Eliridge Samuel Jillaway Smith S P Hitchcock Blan Wortsmouth Nailed Artemus Tirrell Lowe Pace Wade Clara Goodwin Wyman Boothbay Harbor Sch Willamine Icis Lrewer Bangor Matilda Sylvester Rockport Golden Rule Wayles New Haven Ayne, Hart Leona Blake Olive Elizabeth Blondet Kusworth Caressa Marshall Seal Cove Tor Charleston Charles L Mitchell Frost Sehs Ganevieve Campbell St Simons Sarah D Fell Loveland Lambert Point Ella Davenport Chatham Massasoit Cily Point M E Simmons Stephen Fooks Marion Rockhill Elizabethport Ellsworth Srpecau David Faust Alley Toston William Archer Patten Susan Francis Saddler Fair Wind Lamson Rondout Forrester Farrel Emily Moon Agricola Young Blue Till Nellie Watters St John Nis Galveston Waterman Taft, Jr McKenzie Newport News Greens Landing Edward Rich Baird Bluehill Willie Rave P Newcomb Wide Awake John Girard Hyannis Spartel Adams Tlaverhill Bass River H Venner Baker Jacksonville Bessie Crane Dixon St Domingo Jefferson Lubec Willam Hutchius Machias Yulan Sachs Frolic Portland Packet Millbridge Lincoln Norfols Plorence RandiJl Bedford Hercules Anderson Icis Twilight Predmore M F Bohannan Revelle Warren & Potter Andrews Lizzie Godfrey Smyth Port Eaton Evan Lewis Lewis Robert U Rathburn Crowell Norfolk Hine Johnson Bay View Newbury Port New Woodruff Ira Laffrieiner Iaverhill Centipede Tullus J.J Moore Arnold Newburyport L’riscilla Scrivner West Kennebec Francis Z Kerry Ida Schoolecraft Kooge Wimbuckley George P Davenport D S$ Barrett D’ortsmouth S$ Williams New Bedford Newport Ar Zoth Thetis Ache Mary Miller Dayton South Amboy Elia May Cooper Rockland Providence Liverton Nobska Lucy P Miller Ganger Mercury Lykens Valley Harold Union Ichs Island City East Dennis James A Brown Charles Bayles Maria Webster Orizimbo Teutonic Liverpool Mineola Bristol Kng Swansea Niagara Llavana Muriel St Kitts Nueces Dora Bremen Afjica Greenoak Scotland Tordenskjold Florella Martha Davis Pendleton Honolulu Eric Ryder Reaper Brown Racer Chevalier P Rogers Clark Port Liberty Augusta L Holway Mryant Salem William Downes Haskell Port Johnson Sallie ‘I’ Chartra Svellman Taunton Woodward Waas Amboy Slab Creek Minonas Payne Downes Kingsland Shelbourne Richmond Nevada H Jones Thomaston Kets Helen Bolen) Machias J Value Henrietta Simmons Anger Riggs Elbridge St Bila Maverick Cabell Scha Stella Kaplin Porter Eemouth Mary Standish Robinson Sarah Ellen Henley Mary A Hood Somers Simmons Douglass Lanesville Bear Creek Lord Clive Glackout Rotterdam British Crown Cilurnum Parthian Jobin Jackson, Jr. Chase Portsmouth Orrie Drisko Litus Edward W Perry Portland Sarah Lawrence Katherine D Verry Garfield A Pummer Henry N Squires Grey Milton Narragansett Chase J Woodruff Watts Cordner Elizabeth Iptiara

Multiple Vessels Reported Sailing and Clearing

May 27 marine movement covers steamer Ardangorm and vessels from Glace Bay to Annapolis Portland and New York, with ships from Pensacola Port Clyde Plymouth and Portland. Tug operations near Norfolk Salem and Bar Harbor, plus numerous schooners and brigs sailing to Boston Philadelphia New York and Baltimore.

Ardangorm Glace Bay Gienafton McWhinnie Annapolis Celina Montgomery Portland Harry Stewart Bear River Harold Orden Sanford Wolfville Delaware Peatrice Havener Cienfuegos New York Belmont En Cienfuegos Debrig

Charters Reported As Vessels Trade Across Ports

A compilation from New York and Portland reports several vessel charters and cargo movements. Vessels include bark Geneva, Barbara Preve, and Jarl sailing to New Orleans and the German Baltic, carrying refined petroleum and coal. Portland entries list bark S K Lyman and barges with ice, coal, paving stone, and lumber moves among Boston, Portland, Philadelphia, and nearby ports.

New York Geneva New Orleans Barbara Preve Philadelphia Italy Ifc Tiaakon Jarl Joseph Souther Pascagoula Mayaguez Carrie Pickering South Amboy Newburyport Sdec Portland S K Lyman Boston Port Spain Niphon Golden Sheaf Sechs Light Etta M Barter Grace Davis Annie EK Storer L’ortland Sch Falmouth Kennebec Annie E J Morse Schs Chase Davis Loring Helen G Moseley Kingston Jamaica Hatteras Chase Willard Chevelle Davia Torrey Swan's Island Newark Almeda Willey Brunswick

Sailed May 24 Stubbenhuk to Quebec and other vessels

Shipping list reports numerous ships and brigs sailing from and to ports including Antwerp, Buenos Aires, Callao, Elba, Gibraltar, Hong Kong, Honolulu, Hamburg, Iquique, London, Liverpool, Palermo, Rosario, Rio Janeiro, Southampton, Sligo, Swansea, and more. Entries note vessel type, owner or captain, origin or destination, with occasional remarks like All well on board and voyage durations.

Antwerp Stubbenhuk Ger Quebec Buenos Ayres Siddartha Rogers Havana Emma G Scammer Apalachicola Martha P Tucker Smith Boston Callao Mohican Berry New York ELLBA John Sanderson Saltimer Exmouth Colombo Ital de Mille Gibraltar Ariel Sanders Hamburg Baumwell Montreal Winchester Iquique Emily F Whitney Dearborn London Breutter Philadelphia Harry Bushman Kyffin Liverpool Arklow Farmer Calcutta Henry Falling Merriman Delaware Nova Scotia Baltimore Palermo Bessarabia Rosario Alice Ada Leigh Baltic Mcbride H W Palmer Aylward Barry SJ Bogart Nobles Montevideo Sallen Argyll Virgie Rio Janeiro Edward L Mayberry Knight Sentinel Morrill Hindestan Cripps Emily Reed Sheldon San Francisco Stettin Bremerhaven Southampton City of Liverpool McCarty Sligo L’ass of Balmaha Hay Swansea Gloucester City Salelds Straits of Gibraltar Laurestina

Ships and routes listed in a May and April maritime bulletin

A maritime notices record lists vessels with origins and destinations including the Dora from Bremen to New York on May 23 at 39.54 N 65.15 W and the Gileruix from Philadelphia to Hiogo on April 5 near the equator 27 W, along with the Sapphire from New York to Stockholm May 21 at 45.05 N 39.45 E, the Bark Brazil from New York to Mauritius May 20 at 40.20 N 64.50 W, the Bark J C Glade from Liverpool to Honolulu February 8 at 47.52 N 10.15 W, the Rosa Mueller from Jamaica toward north of Hatteras May 24 at 20 N 80 W, the J Helden from New York to Fernandina May 24 off Chincoteague, and the Hattie Harbour from Bangor to Savannah May 25 at 38.20 N 73.30 W.

Dora Bremen New York Gileruix Philadelphia Hiogo Equator Sapphire Stockholm Brazil Mauritius J.C Glade Liverpool Honolulu

Seafaring Losses and Arrivals Reported in May

Captain Dow and two seamen of schooner Marion Manson arrive in New York May 25 aboard Ozama from Hayti via Inagua. Phebe stranded at Moule Guadaloupe April 27. cargo mostly saved. Captain Medero and crew arrive in New York aboard Muriel from St. Kitts. Asia collision off St Paul island May 17. cathead and jibboom lost. Warren B Potter arrives New Bedford for sails. bound Somes Sound to Philadelphia. Dick Williams leaks after striking Otter Island ledge. towed to Rockland. Gardner W Tarr fouled cable near 42 25 68 40. 100 fathoms of cable and anchor lost.

Dow Marion Manson Little Inagua New York Ozama Hayti Inagua Phebe Moule Guadaloupe Medero Muriel St. Kitts UEBEC Idemansen Agia St Paul’s Island New Bedford Warren B Potter Somes Sound Philadelphia Rockland Dick Williams Hopkins Bangor Otter Island Ledge Seal Harbor South Marine Railway Gloucester Gardner W Tarr

Steamtug Piscataguay Launched at Atlantic Works Boston

The steamtug Piscataguay, about 400 horsepower, is towed by Captain George E Woodman of Newburyport and will haul brick from Wortstrouth to Boston. Also noted is the launch of the George Twohy at Newburyport and other vessel activities including the Fanny C Bowen and the barkentine St Peter with Captain John Skaling of Windsor in command.

Piscataguay Atlantic Works Boston George E Woodman Newburyport Wortstrouth George Twohy Curriers Yard Chace Fanny C Bowen Bath Fall River Lizzie St Brayton Rogers Somerville Providence Bureau Veritas A. 1 Windsor New York Johun Skaling Sch Galena

Ocean steamers arrivals and delays list

A published Monday and Thursday maritime schedule lists multiple vessels with origins including New York Nassau Progreso Liverpool London Shields Hull Hamburg Hamburg via Montreal and Havre, with ETA ranges from May 23 to June 12 and agents such as C Furness A Lombard's Sons Thayer & Lincoln and Red D Line for sailings to New York and Havre.

Nyassa Llitefields Geo Daon Alfkebo Dumots Banes Cuba Seaverns & Co Salamanca Progreso A . Lombard’s Sons Cacouna St Johns Gallina Shields C Furness Navaakeo London C. Furness Ethelwold Port Antonio Boston Fruit Co Stockholm City Cepualunia Liverpool Alex Martin Co_umeran Thayer & Lincoln Roman Warren & Co Hixpoo Hull England Sanderson & Son Ness Mark Wm Johnston & Co Brumwell Hamburg Dune Montreal CC Patterson & Co Samanita Mark Lawsk Palermo Phelps Bros & Co New York Leyland Line Boston Bostonian Columbian Virginian Traver & Lincoln State Street

Mail Schedules and Specially Addressed Mails by Steamers

Mails close at Boston for Curecoa Venezuela and Venezuelan ports via Philadelphia May 28 5 pm and for Carupano Ciudad Bolivar via El Callao May 26 8 pm. Mexican states Yucatan Campeche Tabasco Chispas and Cuba mails via City of Washington May 28 8 pm. Haiti towns Inagna Gonaives St Marc Port de Paix via Ozana May 29 8 bpm. Germany direct and nordic routes via Bremen with special addresses for Great Britain Ireland Belgium Netherlands Austria Norway via Aller May 29 8 pm. regular Germany 6 pm and others 2 25 pm. Great Britain Ireland Belgium Netherlands Austrian Norwegian closed mails via Umbria May 29 8 pm. regular GB Ireland Belgium 6 pm and others 2725 pm. Santiago Cuba and Venezuela Colombia special addresses via Panama May 29 3 pm. France direct and Swiss Italian Spanish Portuguese Turkish closed mails via Havre La Bretagne May 29 8 pm France close 8 pm. others 3 pm. Scotland addresses via Ethiopia May 28 5 pm. Traxillo via S Pizzatti New Orleans May 29 5 pm. Costa Rica via Port Limon Foxhall New Orleans May 10 8 pm. Nova Scotia Newfoundland via Halifax May 30 8 30 11 am. Great Britain Ireland and other Europe via Catalonia May 30 12 m.

Curecoa Venezuela Savanilla Curacoa Philadelphia Carupano Ciudad Bolivar el Callao Yucatan Campeche Tabasco Chispas Cuba City of Washington Inagna Gonaives St Marc Port de Paix Haiti Ozana New York Germany Bremen Great Britain Ireland Belgium Netherlands Austria Norway Aller Great Biritain Santiago Colombia Colon Panama France Havre la Bretagne Scotland Ethiopia S Pizzatti New Orleans Costa Rica Port Limon Foxhall Nova Scotia Newfoundland Halifax European Catalonia

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