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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1888

Page

3

Lynn Democrats Rally for Col. Usher in Lynn Ohio District

Lynn Democrats and Independents fill Music Hall for Colonel Roland G. Usher’s Congressional bid in the sixth district. Speakers attack Lodge tariff policy, praise Usher, and urge all voters to support Democratic candidates next Tuesday amid heated tariff and political exchanges.

Lyxx Lynn Democrats Roland G. Usher Congress Music Hall Jefferson Club Robert Leslie Frank W. Jones Usher Harvey N. Shepard Boston Tate Theople Lodge Jonas H. French Democratic Party Charlestown Conessman Boston Police Commissioners Harvard Alexander Hamilton Hamilton Hoar Salem Sackville Hoar Iso Harrison Manlius Marcus Portius Cato Cato E. H. Morgan Everett J. R. Baldwin Lyon

Rallying for Roads in Salem Democratic canvass meeting

General Collins and Senator Roads led a Salem rally at Mechanic Hall with 125 Stearns Guards and 100 Butchers marching from the Essex House amid cheering crowds. James F. Dean opened the meeting and introduced Samuel Roads who praised the Democratic platform while criticizing the Republicans for losing conscience and monopolies.

Mechanic Hall Salem General Collins Senator Roads Stearns Guards Butchers Essex House James F. Dean Samuel Roads Congress Enator Roads Republican Party Ince Charles Sumner Massachusetts Andell Phillips John F. Andrew Thomas Wentworth Higginson Josiah Quincy Free Trade

Mail Closings For European and International Destinations

Shipping notices list final cutoffs for mail to multiple regions from New York or Boston. Dates fall on Friday November 2 with various steamships including Rotterdam Waesland Saginaw Islana Devonia La Bretagne Werra Valencia Niagara Pavonia Carroll Mexico and other lines. Closings vary from 2 15 PM to 7 80 PM with some special addressed entries.

Netherlands Rotterdam New York Belgium Waesland St. Domingo Cane Hayti Turkspane Saginaw Norway Islana Scotland Devonia Pace France Italy Spain Portugal Switzerland la Bretagne Europe Steaship Werra Great Britain Ireland Germany Austria Denmark Sweden Russia Turkey Pd Steais Ip Servia Curacoa Venezuela United States of Colombia Valencia Yucatan Campeche Tabasco Chiapas Niagara Pavonia Boston Nova Scotia Halifax Carroll Vera Cruz Progreso Mexico Cuba Tampa Fla Key West Boston Daily

Trans Pacific Mail Routing and Close Dates For Nov

For Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports and East Indies excluding several regions via steamship Arabic from San Francisco mails close at Boston on November. For Australia New Zealand Fiji etc via steamship Alameda from San Francisco mails close at Boston on Sunday November 11 at 1 pm For Society Islands via ship Tahiti from San Francisco November 30 Correspondence for trans Pacific mails should be mailed at least eight days before the given date.

Japan Shanghai Hong Kong East Indies British India Straits Settlements Siam Dutch East Indies San Francisco Boston Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan Hawaiian Islands Alameda Society Islands Tahiti

Boston Bound Vessels Sailed for Boston From Various Ports

A list records vessels sailed for Boston on or about given dates including the Anni Stafford from Troilo August 31 and Auburndale from Rosario around September 15 with numerous ships and brigs from Manila Buenos Ayres Rangoon and Barbados, noted with departure dates and voyage paths.

Boston Anni Stafford Veal Br. Bark Troilo Auburndale Wooster Am. Bark Rosario Esele May Chambers Br. Brig Barbados B. P. Cheney Hughes Manila Anjer Charles R. Lewis Reed Buenos Ayres Emily I Whitney Robbins Euphenda Cann Sourabaya Elissa Chaddock Rangoon Genoa Tarita Maria Stoneman Pierce Mauia Loa Doglass Mewanticock Hatch Curacoa Fortune Island Ruby Br. Ship Doilo Weave Parker Ai. Sch St. Johns P. R

Incoming Steamers For Boston List Of Vessels And Dates

Shipping notices show incoming steamers bound for Boston with scheduled arrival dates in late October and early November. Vessels include Mareca Istrian Samaria Marmion Cephalonis and more with origins in Antwerp Yarmouth Boston Jamaica Jamaica Halifax and Liverpool. Entries list agent lines such as G Hall & Co Boston Fruit Co Warren & Co Thayer Line and Alex Martin among others with arrival dates from October 17 to November 9.

Mareca Antwerp Furness Istrian Liverpool Yer& Line Yarmouth G Hall & Co Aguan Jamaica Boston Fruit Co G Hall & Co Ej Liverpool Alex Martin Halifax Harris Warren & Co Thayer& Line Damuacea Lewis Wharf Boston St. John Digby Annapolis Kentville Windsor Davison South Shore Ioston City of St. John Ealing Barrington Shelburne Lockport Unenburg Boa Cne Graterooms Walter Hall John G. Hall & CO Chatham St Thomas Cook & Son Washington St W. H. Raves Parker and

Shipping and Arrival Notices From Liverpool and Bremen

England Canada FOR NEW YORK Liverpool Oct 18 F WJ Hurst London Oct 18 F Wd Hurst DUE FRIDAY NOV 2 Aller Bremen Oct 24 Oelrichs & Co Bothnia Liverpool Oct 23 W H Brown Co Germanic Liverpool Oct 24 J Bremen dam Armsterd'm Oct 20 F'neh E'dy Co

New York Liverpool WJ Hurst London Hurst Aller Bremen Oelrichs & Co Bothnia W H Brown & Co Germanic Bremen Dam Neh E’dy&Co

Outgoing Steamers From Boston and New York

Shipping schedule lists departures from Boston and New York in early November. Vessels include Yarmouth, Milanese, Parthian, Austrian, Prussian, and several liners. Notable ports served include Halifax Liverpool Havre Glasgow Antwerp and Bremen with multiple daily sailings and carrier lines such as J G Hall & Co Cunard and Allan.

Sail Yarmouth J G Hall & Co Carroll Halifax Harris Loring Norman Philad’p’a Sampson Halifax Rich’d& Barn Pavonia Liverpool Alex Martin London Jc Furness Eieenows Amih & A Allan Michigan Warren & Co Parthian Sampson Bavarian Thayerd&Linc Iustrian Thayer&Linc JG Hall & Co New York St of Nevada Glasgow Baldwin Wieland Hamburg Kunhardt & Co City of Berlin Pwright&sons Devonia Hendersonbros la Bretagne Havre Amia Forget Servia H Brown&Co Waesland Antwerp P Wright&sons Werra Bremen Delri & Co

Observations for Captains at Boston Signal Station

Notices from the United States Signal Station Boston dated Oct 31 give daily observations for shipmasters to correct barometer errors. The mini Almanac lists Nov 1 tides and daylight, with high water at 8:45 AM and moon data. Arrivals include Bavarian Prussian Forest City Orton City of Gloucester and many tugs and brigs sailing or clearing. Weather favorable with SW gales reported after Sable Island and a fleet of over 150 vessels observed near Cape Cod.

United States Boston Oakland Baltimore Tug & W Morse Sunrise Josephine Scotia Philadelphia New York Tug & F Haviland Charter Oak Hoboken Shannon Sawyer Port Liberty H B Hussey Richmond Pedeanas Cha Oo SC Octi Vineyard Haven Weymouth Riz Ellen M Mitchell Machias Small Hattie M Bain Portland McDonald Wood's Nellie Pickup Starratt Antigua Saran F Wolf River Herbert Juia Odell St John Evlian Robichan Metteghan Charles H Wolston Dunton Port Royal Wm C Green Hawes Dreadnangitt Nickerson Oe Clark Bartlett Josiah R Smith Case Balmore Schimpymens Maul Smith George Churchman Risley Thomas Booz Milton J Howell Leeds Cranmer Quincy Point Stephen Morgan Mehaffey Mary Standish Higgins J 3 Lamprey Harding Ivelle Halladay Emma Smalley Cole Handy Enosis Phillins Ogers Charles KE Raymond Thatcher Mary G Wellington Roobing James Rothwell Burlingame Cornelia Soule Francis Bessie C Beach Mereague Allen Green Marcia S Ela Gates Rondout James Holmes Ryan Belfast Forest Belle Rovinson Magnet Fletcher James Freeman Jasner Waterloo Creamer Sea Flower Quinn Bangor Alsatian Snowman Bath J C Harraden Strout Hannah Grant Millbridge Lleatri C Hrickey Elise Rhodes Evie B Hall Zeila Fanny Flint J Paine Florida Ella A & E Hooper Stowell Sherman Richard W Denham H L Varney Olivia W Simmons City of Forest City Williams Umberlana Thompson W H Kilby Moruca Ist Broadfoo Norfolk Henderson Bros Crown Prince Scrivener A C Lombard Ichs Greene Crockett Weltch Walter & Co Eva L Ferris Hampton Roads George L Fessenden Weeks Philadelpha Fitz Bros & Co Mornea Williamsport Harrisburg Bulgarian Spartan Herman Winter Tug Herald Golden Rule Highland Light Cape Lwis Elbridge Gerry Emma Louise HULL

Maritime Freight Notices From Many Ports

A list of chartered ships and cargoes across New York San Francisco Portland and other ports with varied goods including petroleum coal lumber and cement. Entries cover ships such as Neptune Knight Companion Belle of Bath Peter Stuart and Siren with rates and routes to United Kingdom Continent Baltic New Orleans and South American ports.

New York Hull Neptune Beta United Kingdom Alaine Philadelphia Rouen Halden Baltic Smyrna Ichn Mellisa Willey Fernandina Sarah A Fuller Hoboken Hoston Malier Savanilla San Francisco Knight Companion Cork Havre Antwerp Belle of Bath C F Sawyer Peter Stuart Siren Portland Joe Reed Calais Buenos Ayres John J Marsh Porthand Rocky Glen Porto Rico Cooperage Schs Bk Mitcheton Hitchcoch Kennuevec Izetta Kennebec Lummver Maggie Ellen Win Jason Mattie Ls Russell L’ortland Altimore Mattie J Alles Vortland J Nickerson Oliver Dyer Portand Glen Cove Rathburn Barrivados LF Warren Windsor LT Whitmore Perth Amboy Minnie C Taylor Chase Hoodout

Vessels and Trade Notes From Salem and Gloucester Harbor Markets

Shipping reports list vessels near Salem and Gloucester with arrivals and cargoes. Codfish receipts total 335000 pounds, herrings 5000 pounds, pollock 12000 pounds while ships like Puritan and Senator Frye sail from Grand Bank and Ashing grounds. losses include James Linahan and Captain Lawrence O'Brien.

Salem Ar 81 Swhs Perseverance Willard Hallowell New York Lyra Dodge Bangor New Beidfor Cape Ann Ar 81St Emma Green Smith Talumab Marshall Port Liberty Olive Branch Farrell Roudout Otranto Credford Caroline Murphy William G Eadie Huttwhine Avon Atwood Dolphine Kelly Mary Stewart Conant Joseph Deens Rowenie Sole Boston Chiarette Buck Endleton Emma Dewey Port Clyde Suse Lucy P Miller Homer Hurd Idaho Perkins Weymouth Gloucester Schs Frye Puritan Grand Bank Winged Arrow Titmouse James G Craig Shore Ashing Gazelle Grand Manan Phan Sch James Linahan Lawrence O’brien Newfoundland Vineyard Haven George Barnlett Godein Pale Farland Strong Brunswick Young Nancy Jj Day Fountain Perth Amboy Alligator Ashford Elizabethport Danversport Eva Liverty Rovinson Weehawken Nantucket Ch Se Mills Porthind Samuel Hart Clark Portsmouth Eagle Simmonds Hoboken Bessie H Rose Adams Philadelphia Bath Mark Pendleton Hatch Ingraham Stacy Au Een Manitou Arey Camden Ado Somerville St John Frank Wille Brown New Befordo Hortensi Jennie A Cheney Anita Cornelia Hooper Willetts Evte i Hall Bartlett John H Converse Grace Portland Mollie Rhodes Watts Vinalhaven Moncton Robert Dority Lowe Sedgwick Pytoh Hene el

Unclear maritime cargo list from Caleta to post by cable

A damaged OCR passage lists brig Louis Montgomery and ship Garfield under Caleta for ownership, with references to barks Chrysos, 81st, Stormy Petrel, and brig Belle Star. It mentions bark Josva and Cedar Croft with dates around October 30 but lacks coherent details.

Louis Montgomery Caleta Garfield Thomps Barks Chrysogets Stormy Petrel Belle Star Kearon Josva Nor Jacobsen Cedar Croft Fleet

Mackerel Catch Report and New Vessel Sale Notice

WELLFLEET MAAS Oct 31 Ar ships Nellie M Snow Charles R Washington Benjamin Oliver Abbie Frankford aggregating 290 bbls mackerel caught off Newport. Sel Gertrude Summers purchased by W Latham of Noank to hail from that port and enter fresh fishing. CANSO NS Sailed 28th ship Everett Steel Banks.

Wellfleet Maas Nellie M Snow Charles R Washington Benjamin Oliver Abbie Frankford Newport Gertrude Summers W Latham Noank Canso Everett Steel, Banks

Chatte Rocks-Miquelon Buoy Placement Update

An iron buoy painted red has been moored in 34 fathoms about 66 yards northeast of Chatte Rocks near Great Miquelon Island on the Newfoundland south coast. In winter the buoy will be replaced by a wooden buoy.

Chatte Rocks Piguetee Road Great Miquelon Island Newfoundland

Ships Sail to Distant Ports in Late October Log

A collection of vessel entries shows ships and barks with captains and port pairs. Routes include Antwerp to San Francisco on Oct 16, Cardiff to Rio de Janeiro on Oct 12, New York to Brisbane on Oct 16, Cardiff to Caldera on Sept 19, Chicoutimi to Liverpool with an Oct date, New York to Melbourne on Oct 20, Savannah to Montevideo on Sept 20, Liverpool to San Francisco on Oct 20, and Mobile to New York on Oct 24.

Galway Progress Rafen Chicontimi Glasgow Hiawatha Meikle Baie Verte Goule—Cailed Girl of Hagarstown Meyer Frederickshald Marseilles Panama New York Nordenhamn Lendesnaes Nor Johansen Philadelphia Oporto Olinda Port Soares Savannah Pauillac E W Gale Smith St John Bordeaux PLY Ventura Cumming San Francisco Queenstown Palermo Peconic Bolivia Puxley Daphne Madsen Charleston London Henry Olsen Quebec Whitehaven Rio Janeiro Carla Ital Pensacola Marietta New Orleans Stettin- Ar Betty Heyle Italia Torkildsen Sharpness Howard A Turner Itman Alma Tarifa Marietta D Gazzola Genoa Trapani Miriam Trancich Boston Teneriffe Serapis Mobile Orne Maggie Ellen Littlejohn Kennebec Izetta Armstrong Lais G Rabel Crowley Buenos Ayres ST Joan Nis Get Puget Sound Sand’echo Key West Greenock Luck Hey Reaper Sawyer Antwerp Superior Perks Cardiff Tewkesbury Sweat Gooding Brisbane St Kilda Seeley Caldera Argo Wilhelmsen Chicoutimi Liverpool Luxor Melbourne Nehemiah Gibson Risley Montevideo Olga Thietzen Sch Allee McDonald NEW England and Savannah Steamship Company Macon Otty Lewis Wharf Gate City City of Savannah City of Macon Washington Street Richardson & Barnard Atlanta Avenue New York & Mew Enuzi and RB. R Etropolitan 8S. &. Co Sound Lines Ocean Steamship Company A. D. W. Sampson New Eng Central RB. R

New Bedford Whaling Fleet Sees Mixed News From Seas

Mr Frederick Swift notes 13 ships cluster 15 miles southeast of Herald Island with hopeful signs of some reaching San Francisco. Captain Owen recalls harsh seasons but holds hope for safety, while bark Cape Horn Pigeon reports 9 whales taken in Japan Sea. Fleet totals 386 whales so far with several vessels tallying multiple catches.

New Bedford Frederick Swift San Francisco Herald Island Messrs I Hartlett & Son L . Owen Mary & Susan Cape Horn Japan Layton Park Josephine Smith Coral Wicks Lydia McLane C W Morgan Stamboul Emma Harriman Hallett Arctic

Various coastal and port ship movements amid gales and recoveries

Reports from Boston Bangor Beaufort Chatham Portland and New York describe ships launched loaded and damaged. The tug Na t Doane progresses to Philadelphia for engines. Sir John C Smith sails from Hellast to Charleston. a unidentified steamer in Cape Lookout Bay risked grounding. numerous schooners braced against Western winds near Chatham. several vessels and tugs maneuvered among storms with barges and other craft in tow.

Boston Lank’s Milford Del Philadelphia Bangor Sir John C Smith Hellast Charleston Beaufort Bomsse Cape Lookout Bay Chatham F A Lambert Ellen M Golden K W Denham F Parker Rebecca Shepard Confidence Ireland Portland New York Storm King Battler Robena Joel Cook E Luckenbach Helicon Ares Peery Fenee Quadillana Garap Stettin Hoganas Copenhagen Clementin L'Orzio Genoa Almeria Cambria Dunbar Maulmein Channel Mauritius Eclipse Bath Seb Mattie B Russell Deering J 3 Winslow & Co Peter Nicerson Ci Y Collins Hattie M Bain New England Kennébec Keela Saginaw East River Merritt Highland Light Mass Atlas Llandaff City Bristol L White Seamer Frutera Mediterranean Seamer Algiers Galveston Absecum City of Augusta Savannah Cape Hatteras Dortsae Emilie L Boyd Killam Saigon Helots Hamburg Cape Romain Parsboro Carl Linck West Bay Munster Antwerp Sull Sir Lizzie Dewey Johns Kelloway Pleasure Harbor Lily Adnavick Leonora Kennedy Rogers Harbor Irol’s Cove Strat Belle Isle Amelia Cobb Venelia Beal Lone Star Church Wallace Ranger Nutter

Maritime arrival and departure notes from multiple ports

A compact list of vessels sailing and in port across global hubs. Ships include bark Kate F Troop at Quebec and Emille at New Orleans, steamer Gellert at New York, brig Lurline at San Francisco, and bark Lady Lampson at San Francisco. Entries cover Oct dates, origins, destinations, and captains.

Adelaide Kate Banks Quebec Bristol Dominion Cross Chase Oulton Fitzgerald Bremen Shakspere Muller New York Emille Gerken New Orleans Blaye Merwin O’brien Briskbane la Fiducia Fevola Newark Countess of Rothes Miller Sape Town Cgh Stalwart Cann Penarth Roads Eng Delfzyl Altal Larsen Pensacola Garston Eva Zachariasen Richiudo Havana Francisco Garguilo James Delaware Constanza Barnuero Varcas Savannah Josefina Caman Charleston Icis John R Bergen Squires Delaware Caibarien Jennie Hall Lamson Pascagonia Rayeree Martello Abbott New Ork Dayer Evangeline Amaha Marie Warnken Gellert Honolulu Arsept Lady Lampson San Francisco Lurline Daniel Karnes Newcastle Nsw WG Irwin Mattson Liverpool Elise Linck Falck Parisboro Sailer Philadelphia City of Chicago Montreal Colina Glasgow Sarpinson Melbourne Mount Bhan McIntyre Port Discovery Gainsboro McPhail Moodryville Edmund Phinney Young Boston Tillie Baker Carty Willey Wotter Port Hadlock Manzanilla Harry & Aubrey Tobin Antonio Marmion Oston Alice Stuart Iron Pernakuco H R Leempal United States Encarnacion Galiana Mimi Meyer Pernambuco Victoria Wilson St Johns W Cairns Haselton Sundeland Elverhol Nielson Nestorian London Frida Greenock M Cairns Sundernd Adelgunde Veteran Nantes Venezuela United Kingdom Rio Janeso Ophir Christiansen Channel Hermod Fredericksen Rosario Nomad Sterling Jupiter Zieghan Sigga Elander Brazil Brunswick Giulo RK Romano Wheatland Cochran Mautilus Sydney Arc Barks Furness Abbey Quinn Northern Star Lassing Eureka Alexander McNeil Friis San Jose DE Guatemala Ach Falcon Table Kay Bianca Casanova Casanova Ensacola St Helena Kennebec Love Nanaimo

Port activity and sailings from ports to shores

Multiple ships and barges are listed with sailing dates and ports of call including Port Ludlow Pensacola Philadelphia Providence Richmond Rockland Saco San Francisco and Tacoma. The log records vessels such as Skagit Magnolia Olive Mount Bertha Williams Nancy J Day Henry Hallock Carrie A Buckman and several steamboats and schooners with destinations Rio de Janeiro Saigon London New York and other ports.

Port Ludlow Skagit San Francico Pascagoula Miss Magnolia Borg Rio Janeiro John Warren New Yorks Ira Laffrinier Crowell South Amboy Bertha Williams Westerly Rachael Jane K Dd Providence Henry & Hallock Taunton Burkley Westport Nancy J Day Urbana East Nile Manning Plymouth Manitou Camden RS Dean Philadelphia Carrie A Buckman Robertson Baiger Bertha Warner Laithwaite Portland Addi E Snow Hinckley Red Beach Francis L Godfrey Young Boston Maud Briggs Banor H W Anderson Garwood Beverly Alf Port Antonio Allen Berks Brixham St Ann’s Ay Barks Maria Luigia Savarese Ger Crosby Antwerp JC Clifford Clifford Newport Bessie H Rose Adas King Bennett Newport News Lillie Perkins Eliot Delia Hinds Pottle Calais Loelia Dover Bangor JC Cottingham Bishop Bass River Nat Meader Danton Bath J M Plana An Pardon Thompson Chase New York Peter Mehroff Curtis Hackensack Josie Crowley Clarke Cold Spring Rose Esterbrook Davis Baltimore Grace Seymour Holmes Norfolk Kate Scranton Fidridge Hero Nickerson Albert Pharo Cole Portohnson Eurotas Winchester Ella Frances Foster W Boardman Hatch Allie Oakes Merriman Maggie Bell Cushman Thomas ‘Borden Canary Zamora Perry Alfred Keene Greely Richmond SACO Everett Eaton Gardner Ls Reynolds San Francisco Newark Cipero Liverpool Gothenberg City Kremen Tallahassee Mars City of Macon Scis Rodbout Tacoma Topgallant Wilmington Angela Castelspo Trapani Licata Toni Bradherring Cape de Erae Dartmore Wit Kford James M Baylies Raynor Hoboken Wareham Angler Brush

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