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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1889

Page

3

Institute of Technology Class of ’89 Holds Large Graduation

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology held graduating exercises for the senior class in Huntington Hall Rogers Building. President Walker and Rev. Dr. Phillips Brooks addressed the crowd and the class received degrees in Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mining Engineering Architecture Chemistry Electrical Engineering Natural History Physics and the General Course. An exhibit of student work followed, with visits to department rooms and a tea for graduates and guests.

The Institute of Technology Huntington Hall Rogers Building Friends of Technology Francis A. Walker Phillips Brooks Walker Massachusetts Institute of Techology Hether Willard Goldthwaite Bixby Department of Mechanical Engineering Bixby Frederick William Bradley Department of Electrical Engineering Nathan Durfee Troy Cotton and Woollen Fail River James Porter Gilbert Walter Harrington Kilham Architectural Department Museum of Natural History William Elton Mott Delia Stickney William Barnett ‘Thurber Massachusetts Jasper Whiting Brooks F. H. Cilley R. N. Cutter A. W. French BW. Guppy W. 8. Johnson J. W. Linzee, Jr H. Mildrane W. E. Pott F. W. Ranno G. L. Richardson R. L. Fupeell B. v. Shepard S. E. Thompson Cipple G. M. Basford A. B. Bellows W. G. Bixby Z. W. Bliss C. N. Borden L. W. Bridges H. A. Craigin G. H. Cromwell A. L. Davis N. Durfee E. V. French F. W. Hobbs E. $. Hutchins L. F Eohnson L. H. Kunhardt W. W. Lewis H. Ring Jfapenborn F- Gnow Kk. Weetland W. W. Underhill A. L. Williston Winchett W. G. Winchet F. H. Brainerd A. G. G. Stone J. Whiting A. V. Edwards R. Hooker W. H. Kilham E._ J. Beach F. Crabtree W. Dxveribert H. G. Dyar J. P. Gilbert IF. L. Hopkins D. Stickney F. H. Thorp W. Bradley J. N. Barkley GC. W. Pike G. W. Rounds A. Juesdeil C. H. Warner F.P. Whitneroe Dame J. P. B. Fiske H. Frengh E. W. Ganett H. M. Hobart G. N. G. Holman H. Hunt G. B. Lauder F. A. Laws C. A. Woodman A. D. Kinsman C. B. Dodge W. B. Thurber Institute Rogers Lowell School of Practical Denost Luana Cobn Elizabeth M. ‘Thatcher Annah R. Prouty Clarabel Stetson F. Meehan M. J. Lynch W. F. Sidelinger E. M. Stanwood L. W. Clark Department of Wall Paper Young’s Hotel

Better Answer This Time Moar Dawes and Candler Question Club Letter

A Massachusetts group repeats queries to Senators Dawes Hoar and Representative Candler on tariff effects on New England iron works. Former South Boston workers from Norway Iron Works urge plain answers, asking why protected mills were shut and wages cut while Nova Scotia iron and coal are taxed. A machinist from South Boston asks when responses will come and invites meetings, signing as Thomas Crory.

Dawes and Hoar Candler United Question Clubs Massachusetts New England Norway Iron Works South Boston Mass Nova Scotia Messrs. Dawes, Hoar and Canaler Boston John F. Andrew Labor Thomas Crory Fourth Street South

Country Club Races at Clyde Park Highlight Big Entries

The Country Club holds its second day of spring races at Clyde Park with six events starting at 2:30 pm. Feature races include handicap ponies, a $10 sweepstakes, and a two and one half mile arena chase. Queens County Stables and Sagamore Stables provide multiple entries as Harrodsburg and Clyde Stables field strong contenders. Races conclude with a half bred steeplechase and betting pools totaling $10 with added purses of $125. The program spans pony, flat, and hurdle events, promising robust participation and lively competition tomorrow and the following day.

Country Club Clyde Park W.A Keenes Foxhall Keene John A. Sawyer Sendak B. Forbes, Jr R. B. Forbes Harry Eters Perry Poacock Ueens County Stables e-Zarabar Seamus Oce J.H. Wright Harrodsburg J. A. Sawyer Takeane Bao Sagamore Stables Queens County Stables Monte Cristo H. Barney Gabe Jackson J. H. Lewis, Jr Clyde Stables Our Friend Weoe P Secon Matt Sharpe & Co EL Barney Csee Pytchley Stables Overstone M. K. Abbott Piocpa OL Eas George Lee Belfast Sagamore Stables Mayou Neen James Parker Silver King

Mails Close at Boston For Various Steamship Routes

Shipping notices list mail closings at the Boston office for departures to Permuda Trinidad Great Britain and many European ports via steamships Orinoco Edith Hough Hamiumouia City of Para Athos Henrietta H and Pavonia routes to Nova Scotia Central America Jamaica Cuba Rio de Janeiro Curacao and more. dates span May 20 to June 24 with specific cutoffs and vessel names.

Permuda Orinoco Newark Trinidad Edith Hough New York Great Britain Imiana Southampton Germany Hamburg Ireland Hamiumouia Nova Scotia Halifax Carroll Boston Central America Guatemala Costa Rica South Pacific Aspinwall Cota Rica City of Para Jamaica Jacmel Anx Cayes Hayti Athos Cuba City of Columbia New York, BS ccc Rio de Janeiro Santos Brazil la Viata Conneries Henrietta H Newport News Port-au-Priive Curacoa Venezuela Port Lison Foxhall New Orleans

Transoceanic Vessels Depart As Shipping Logs Detail Ports

The report lists multiple ships sailing from Buenos Ayres, FAYAL, GLASGOW, GIBRALTAR, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, ST VINCENT, SHIELDS, SINGAPORE and TARIFA with crews and destinations. It catalogs bark and steamer movements including Quebec, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Gloucester, and Marseilles, and notes ships sailing for New York, Philadelphia, and Gloucester amid a busy late April to May schedule.

Buenos Ayres Barks Exile Pearce Boston J . Williams Smith New York Ralph B Peske McDonald St Mary Mears Gleneid Amn Corning St Patrick Baker Caratif Sailea Bark Bella Christopherson Baltimore David Bugbee Stowers Barks Moses Tower Azevedo New Bedford St Michaels Glasgow Montreal Gibraltar Lemecia Ital Mazzella Leghorn Lizzie Curry McCulloch Trapani Gloucester Mays Griffin Tarifa Highlander Edgett Marseilles Shakspere Ger Muller Stettin Andrea Lovico Martorana Mass

Shipping News Miniature Almanac May 29 1891 Port of Boston

Shipping notices list arrivals and clearances at Boston on May 28 1891. Steamers State of Maine Tramont Penobscot Star of the East George A Coffee and many others arrive. several schooners and brigs sail or clear for ports including New York Baltimore and Antwerp. Weather southeast is described as high, hazy with a squall at Race Point.

Turspday State of Maine Hilyard St John Merce Portland Wilby Tramont Donovan Penobscot Ingraham Bangor Star of the East Taker Bath George A Coffee Proctor Gloucester C M Smith Lizzie H Joseph Bakér New York Judith Ann Lawry Northeast Harbor Sarah & Hyde Friendship Port Morton Nelie G@ Davia Davis Lockport Schs Rettie Harrington Glenera MeKiel Les Amherston Norris Hale Todd Advocate Anthony Bear River Risk Sullivn Meteghan Marcia Lewis M E Eldridge Kelley Philadelphia Josiah Hi Case Baltimore Lucy May Wass Addison Pavilion Johnson Machias Lillian Rewn Hhenobsco Marcia Hailey Cole Columia Falls Newell Hawes Kennedy Raritan River Swis Ann Parker Morsé J M Eaton Parsons Tockport Virgi Ian Frye Liverpool Shayer & Lincoln Yarnmouth Stanwood Yarmouth John G Hal & Co de Ruyter Berg Aliston Antwerp Gill & Scotz Mark Clarivel Brown Rosario Hatheway & Co Scha Jessié Isr Havield Port Greville Barclay & Co Lilite Bell Bro Liltie B Scott Splane & Co Gondola Marin Alma Jd_ Stevenson Framconla Price sSullivan Pride of the Post Fort Martin Sanborn James HK Pave Gartiel Windsor Doane & Co Barrie Walker Starkey John J K Atwood Conuun Fort Medway S Sanborn Same Sarah E Hyne Murphy Port Maroon Clements Manganilla Knowlton Parrsboro JG Hall & Co James Watt Petrie I Mudge Calvin Austin Tremont F Willams Baker H Hyde Worthand W H Kilby Icis Rabvont Tapley Charles C Dame Daniels Kennebec Ballumore J H Conant & Co O LD Witherell Garfield Handy J W Linnell Annie J Pardee Washington An Il Is Hussey Achs Dames Bib Pace Annie J Paree Viking Lizzie Babcock Jf Crisco Eri Rachsel Seaman Adam Bowley Celina Cox & Green Rabboeni Annie M Allen Laura E Messer J 5 Lumphrey Nelle F Sawyer Fred Walton Anie L Meheen Velma Karsile Anna Currier Joan Stroup Kolou J V Wwellinghon Win Liuma E Potter Knos Philips C Bee John M Moore Ric L Kenney Garvener G. Deering Fresh Hazy Leonora J & L Bry Narragansett Wallingford Kelle Halladay Katie J Hoyt Mary Standish J W Gaskell Mary KL Good Ruby L Dow William H Teutuim Cornelia Seale Wheeler Priscila Scribner kLunga McAdam Ralph M Hayward Hull Atlanta Gay Macon Krome Ganda South Carolina South Jacksonville Fla East River Javcsonville Charleston Delaware Fernandina S. C Washington Street Boston J. A. Flanders Theo. G. Eger Trafic Manger Broadway

Shipping charters and cargoes listed in mixed Atlantic trade notices

New York reports chartered ships from JuRnopE to Stassfurt and Victoria with petroleum and other cargos, including Marseilles and New York routes. Montevideo shows Bark Hattie G McFarland carrying general cargo with Cayenne leg, while San Francisco notes Bark Edward Perry charter to Cork Havre or Antwerp for grain and related ship movements.

New York Jurnope Stassfurt Hamburg Bbis Petroleum Leopoldschall Bola Petroleum Victoria Walth Bals Petroleum Mmacolata Marseilles Mpdieks St Croix

Shipping list from Sulliv an Maine to New York and Boston

Portland vessels and crews depart Barnegat and Bar harbor routes with numerous schooners and brigs described. Names include Moon Boston Pineapple Philadelphia and multiple vessels sailing to New York Boston New Haven and Newport with details of lost gear and collisions.

Marine traffic summary from May voyages and positions

A collection of vessel reports with origins destinations and May dates. Steamer Scythia sailing Boston to Liverpool May 26 at lat 42 34 long 66 57. Ship Fred camimell Shaw London to New York May 25 lat 42 41 lon 56 07. Caravan Itidobu NB to Liverpool May 28 lat 42 34 lon 57 51. ark Ailsa vensacola to Ayr May 25 lat 41 50 lon 59 12. Bark Annie Stafford New York to Batavia March 234 lat 21 5 lon 30 W. British bark RD May 26 lat 42 08 lon 57 24. ark Avoca Mitchener from London to New York May 23 lat 42 33 lon 52 20. Norwegian bark povens MT D May 22 lat 47 40 lon 34 18 bound west. Sir Mary Sanford Wiscasset to Pensacola May 22 off Cape Florida.

Scythia Boston Liverpool Fred & .Camimell Ark Avoca Mitchener London New York Povens Sir Mary Sanford Wiscasset Pensacola Cape Florida Liberia Sierra Leone Alice Cornwallis Baxter Cayenné Jin Meinstars Chicago Hull Union Schutte Norfolk Hamburg Elbe David W Hunt N. Lon Moséll Buénos Ayres Barbados Curacoa Hobarbour

Fragmentary OCR Summary of Local Notices

Fragmentary text lists names such as Rebecca M Walls Theissing and Gill Lathrop Kingston Jam with dates May 26 and May 22. Includes coordinates lat 31 10 long 79 W and references to Matanzas Philadelphia. Content appears to be an incomplete notice with scattered personal names and dates.

Rebecca M-Walls Theissing Phila Matanzas Lathrop Gill Kingston Jam Low

Storm News and Ship Alerts Across Atlantic Ports

May reports describe a series of gales, heavy seas, and ship damage from London to New Orleans and beyond. Vessels like Brig Josefa and bark Lizzie Williams face distress, while steamers Chicago and Servia encounter light damage and fires. Numerous ships A to Z clear or sail from New York, Boston, Norfolk, and other hubs amid warnings of wrecks and captains reporting weather.

Various Atlantic and Caribbean Shipping Movements May 27

A compilation of ship sailings arrivals and ports from Amsterdam to Zaza. Vessels include steamer Newport to Newark, Hondo to New York, Mystic Belle from Newcastle, brig Starcus to Rosario, and many bark and schooner movements with destinations Philadelphia New York Havana and Melbourne.

Amsterdam-Ar Jacob Bonne Ali Caltornix Davis Newcastle Nsw San Francisco Aspinwall Newport Newark Belsize Hondo New York Nalavla Mystic Belle Freeman Buenos Ayrees Starcus Moore Rosario Barbbados Bremen Eagles Boston Condor Achorn Philadelphia Clintonia Montreal John H Converse Leigh Carvakien Mima Reed Nash Porland John Fierce Watterson Havana Grimsby Meteor Smith St Johns Garston Fama Zachariasen Sheet Harbor Guantanamo Thomas Brooks McCall Sif Nerdrum Delaware Abel Jamelson Almwyth Welmore Hong Kong Antoinette Bunje Titan Llyn Hullgerda Mayden James Grain Jewkesbury L Sweat City of Havana Hansen Maggie G Hart Williams Stanmers Baldomera Ygiersias Kepler Cardiff Suled Isth Sarah A Fuller Hart Tunnel Pascagoula Kingstua Jdamm Aguan Liverpool Lagona Gordon Harbor Manzanilla E S Newman Shepard Daisy Keen Mitchell Avana Henry D Morris Baltimore Gem Lord Nordenhamn Einer Olanssen OKAN Madawaska Saraceno Rio Janeiro Strabo Swansea Lord O'Neill Ferris Singavore Miller Ste Townsend Pembroke Zaza

Maritime Shipping Notices From Ports Across 19th Century Coast

Alexandria to Newport and Boston report a flurry of sailings and cargo moves. Ships and schooners such as Decatur Miller and Sarah Douglass sail for diverse routes. brokers list crews and captains like Hower and McLeod, with departures from Bath, Boston, New York, and Philadelphia.

Alexandria Clara E Simpson Windsor Baliimore Rose Esterbrook Davis Providence James H Hoyt Dissonway New York Kate Bouden Edgett Maud Sherwood Kelly Bath Kattie J Barrett Mcreod Bangor Oakes Aines Sheridan Decatur H. Miller Boston Steimers Dorchester Howes Chase Mayer Hand Hoboxen New Light Snow Rio Janeiro Katie J Barrett McLeod Banger Williams Lane Agnes Manning Birdsall Art7th Satilla Darien M & Graham Frank Leaming Philadelphia H * Kimball Lizzie J Call J A Decker Stony Brook DM Anthony Bay State A C Buckley J Woodruff Hattie M Crowell Geo H Wills Cora Sarah Kate & Lily W Jewett Talora Nathan Lawrence Baltimore Everett Webster Mary Sands P P Chase Brunswick Isaac Kurpee Matthews Brbados L Burt Wyman Stephen G Loud Jurrey Biely Ast Lucy KP Miller Hower Bridgeport Conn Fred Snow Tate Cape Henry Salisbury Sharpness Gothenburg City Antwerp Sarah & Douglass Weaver Louie & Annie Kingsland Crocker Nelson Taunton Florida White Taunon Galveston Thomas W. Stone Pete Nese Belle Haliday Newark Tirrell K Akin Menancatuck Ira Laffrinier Kennebec River A Burnham Watts Lamoine Fannie D Hodgkins Thompson Norfolk Jennie F Willey Belfast Mattie E Eaton Clark’s Cove Charles W Alcott B H Jones Francis E Hallock Jennie N Huddell William M Wilson Zephaniah Steelman Adate Sawyer Red Beach Annie & Reynolds Saiied Swis Bertie & Maud Chillips Wilson & iUunting South Norwalk Oakes Ames Newport

Philadelphia by steamer Spartan passengers listed

Passengers aboard the Spartan steamship from Philadelphia include G William Peck Miss La Rue Kline A K Kline H W Littlefield L P Marvin a wife J & Trivler Jr Josiah Orr Rittenhouse George DeLannoy Miss M W Merrill.

Philadelphia Spartan William Peck la Rue Kline A K Kline H W_ Littlefield L P Marvin J & Trivler, Jr Josiah Orr Rittenhouse George DeLannoy M W Merrill

Steamship schedule for Boston listings includes many lines

The page lists steamers due in Boston with dates and agents for several routes. Entries include ships like Bulgarian Liverpool May ay ianiver, Sanders' n& San Michigan, Viklig.see Kanes May 19, Seaverns & Co, Kong Alf. Jamaica May 21, Boston Fruit Co Yarmouth May 29, J G Hall & Co May 31, Anton May 24, Union Baracoa May 2, Noyes May 2, Samaria Liverpool May 22, Alex Martin May 22, Dana Baracoa May 27, and Seaverns & Co.

Liverpool Ay Ianiver & Lino Santiago Hull Eng Sanders Yarmouth J G Hall & Co Anton Boston Fruit Co Union Baracoa Ww&cr Noyes Samaria Alex Martin Dana Seaverns & Co

Shipping Schedules and May Transit Entries

European routes and Atlantic departures listed with arrival points and dates. Entries include Adriatic bound ships to New York and London connections to May dates, names of firms such as Sanders and Son, Freres, and Elrichs and Co, and a sequence of vessel calls from Hamburg to Queenstown and Havre with May 1 to June 2 dates.

Outgoing Steamers from Boston and New York May June

Shipping notices list sailings from Boston and New York with destinations including Yarmouth Plymouth Liverpool Antwerp and Bermuda. Vessels named Virginian Pavonia Bulgarien Bremen Amsterdam and Orinoco depart with agents Thayer Line Hall Co Warren Co Shyers Line Wright & Sons Outerbridge Co and Oelrichs Co. schedules show May 29 June 4 5 and May 30 departures with times ranging from 6 00 AM to 10 00 PM.

Destinat Virginian Liverpool Thayer & Line Yarmouth G Hall & Co Pavonia A Martin Michigan Warren & Co Ynmouth Shayer & Line City of NY Wright & Sons Noordland Antwerp P Wright & Sons Rave Bremen Oelrichs & Co Orinoco Bermuda Outerbridge &Co Amsterdam Amst Funch Edge&Co +Hammonia Hawburg RJ Curtis Leyland Line Boston Istrian Rt Ayard& Lancoln State Street

Massachusetts Patients Show Surprising Surgery Results

A mid 19th century advert cites 332 operations, 16 week gains up to 45 lbs and six week gains of 25 lbs. It notes 127 Massachusetts towns, 754 from Boston, and 90 categories of surgery with low mortality, urging health benefits and offering refunded money if no benefit. It markets liquid food and suppositories for adults and infants with prices and delivery terms.

Massachusetts Boston Express Free, Co. O. D

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