Burgess Quickstep Model Dominates Maritime Exhibition
The article profiles Edward B. Burgess and his Quickstep yacht, the standout model in the Maritime Exhibition. It notes the original steel racing yacht built for Frederick Grinnell, its six victories, and Burgess’s broader boat-building range from ocean to inland craft. It lists contributors like A Wilson Co for sails and Randall Goodale Co for wire rope, plus the Boston Brass Co and Peston & Lockport Block Co supporting the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward EB. Burgess
Burgess
Frederick Grinnell
Providence
R. L
Mr.Burgess
A. Wilson
R. E. Wilson
England
Wilson
Randall, Goodale & Co
New England
Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company
Worcester
Mayflower
Sachem
Volunteer
Washburn & Moen
United States
Washburn & Moon
Canal Steet
Messrs. Woodbury & Curtiss
Broad Street
Boston
Chalmer, Sponer & Co
Thomson-Houston Motor Company
Knowles
Messrs
Clark & Roberts
Pearl Street
Low Art Tile Company
Chelsea
Abraham Samatand
Atlantic City
N. A
Errico Bros
Naples
New York
Pusey & Jones Company
Wilmington
Del
I. &. Ritchie & Sons
Massachusetts Humane Society
Henry A. Whitney
Faun
Ashton Valve Company
Smith & Anthony Stove Company
H. V. Partelow & Co
Atlantic Avenue
Washington Territory
Keeler & Co
London
Whitehall
Peterboro
O. Sheldon & Co
Hammond ‘Typewriter Company
Edward J. Clark
JSG Atlantic Avenue
Clark
FR. H. White & Co
Worcester Chemical Company
Messrs. Butler, Breed & Co
Uncle Swann
Rich and
Rogers
Yale-fowne Manufacturing Company
KL. Mason
Fred C. Howe
Byond
Summit Spring
Waterbury Rubber Company
New Years City
York Safe & Lock Company
Union Desk Company
Simpon Patent Instaved
Barney Jumping Company
The
Marine Journal
J. R. Robertson
Auburndale
Nathaniel Lafts
J. J. Mannion
Columbus Avenue
Whiton Bros
Parker House Café At Maritime Exhibition Impresses Guests
The Parker House dining and luncheon area at the Maritime Exhibition offers elegant service under Charles W. Carter. Visitors enjoy a marine themed counter and views of the exhibits as Winslow and Wetherell renovated the Boston hotel into a nationally noted, fashionably decorated hostelry with French art inspired details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker House
Exhibition Hall
Charles W. Carter
Boston
Winslow and Wetherell
Boston Wall Paper Company
William A. Corse
Rusta Walton
Exhibition showcases Jathniel yacht work and skylights
Steam yacht Jathniel exhibitor Gallison plans a main hall display next week after heavy order pressure. Pieces include all brass skylights and a mahogany roller companionway by James McIntyre, with life-preserving cushions by I P Snyder. The model yacht is built for the main hall exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallison
Oliver Street
James McIntyre
Harrison Irving
McIntyre
I. P. Snyder
Charles Street
Sheerwater
Gitana
Merlin
Adrian
Marguerite
Sachem
Helen
Manriquita
Japhniel
Vernia
Alga
Nautilus
Chiquita
Lotawanna
Fredonia
Adams
The Great Canal and the New England Steam Cooperage Company
A historical feature describes a vast canal tank built by W. G. Smith and the New England Steam Cooperage Company. It details construction from spruce planks, ship knees, and pitch, the tank’s 500 foot length, and 300000 gallons capacity. The piece notes corporate leadership changes and global orders, including 60000 gallon tanks for Buenos Aires and inquiries from St. Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Smith
New England Steam Cooperatse Company
New England Steam Cooperage Company
Hill & Wright
Boston Coopers
H. B. Hill
William N. Mills
Mills Bros
America
Atlantic Works
Boston
Argentine Republic
St. Petersburg
Buenos Ayres
San Francisco
Japan
China
Jos. E. Woops
Maritime Exhibition Opens With Cruiser Model and Sacred Concerts
A busy maritime show showcases a full model of the government cruiser Chicago, fishery exhibits led by W. H. Abbott, and a program of children's days and sacred concerts featuring the Seventh Regiment Band. Exhibits include ships’ models, yacht gear, engines, and marine arts from Boston firms, with excursions arranged from Albany and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Boston
Cappa
Seventh Regiment
W. H. Abbott
National Museum
Albany
N. Y
Bath
Messrs
Pauchard & Mann
Parker House Undergoes Grand Refit Adorns Boston Hotel
The Parker House in Boston showcases a lavish First Empire style parlor on the first floor with mahogany dining rooms, crystal and gold banqueting hall, and a new silver service. The street floor receives a transformed ladies dining room with lincrusta walls and frescoed ceiling. A balcony for the Germania Orchestra replaces the mirrors, and a billiards room becomes a gentlemen’s lunch room. The famed barroom features a massive carved mahogany screen, a thirteen by eleven foot French bevelled mirror, extensive marble and brass, and prized paintings including a work owned by Joseph Jefferson. The café will be redecorated with inlaid tiles and lincrusta walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Decorating Company
Washington
Edward Burgess
Frederick Gunnell
Providence
R. 1
Cappa
New York Regiment
United States Fishery Commission
United States Aerophor
Hatey Viano & Organ Company
McPhail Piano Company
Howard Watch & Clock Company
McPhails
United States Metallic Packing Company
New England Phonograph Company
George LH. Richter
Yost Typewriter
Miller Fire Extinguishing Company
Inton Wire Cloth Company
G. L. Pond
George Kirby, Sr., & Co
W. K. Pever & Co
Boston
H. F. Miller
Parker House
Messrs
John A. Andrew
George E. Homer
F. M. Holmes Furniture Company
F. Abraham
Joseph Boyle
France
New York
Germania Orchestra
School Street
Chapman Place
Lremont Street
Enneking
Joseph Jefferson
Errico Bros Rare Exhibit at the Maritime Exposition
Boston visitors are urged to see Errico Bros rare Italian china collection at the Maritime Exposition. The display includes Novara ware from near Venice with raised flowers, Faenza from Florence, Canta-Galli pieces, Neapolitan majolica lettuce leaf services, terra cotta figures by Italian artists, tortoise shell and java work, corals, filigree silver, and adornments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Errico Bros
Boston
Novara
Venice
Faenza
Florence
Errico
Activity of the Tariff Reform League in Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Warity Reform League plans continued monthly dinners starting with a Thorndike event on the 21st. Captain John Codman of New York will present a paper on steamship subsidies. A Christmas banquet with Washington speakers is likely next month. Headquarters at 66 State street remain open with Secretary Judd in charge. The committee views this week’s election results as favorable to their cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tariff Reform League
Massachusetts Warity Reform League
Thorndike
John Codman
New York
Washington
State Street
Judd
Massachusetts
Evangelical Meetings Draw Big Crowds at Shawmut Church
Evangelical meetings at the Shawmut Church on West Brookline Street are thriving with high attendance. Services are scheduled for 3:30 PM at Tremont Methodist Episcopal Church on Concord Street and 7:30 PM at Shawmut Church this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Shawmut
West Brookline Street
Tremont Methodist Episcopal Church
Concord Street
Shawmut Church
A Glimpse of the Gallery Exhibits at the Marine Hall
Visitors view a canal and diverse displays from American Ship Windlass to Boston Yacht Agency. models of ferries, yachts, lifeboats, and naval art fill the galleries. Exhibitors include Lamson Score Service, Boston Marine Society, and Carrie G. Nickerson plaques with a 400 marine paintings collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamson Score Service Company
Boston Yacht Agency
R. M. Diaz & Co
Boston
L. G. Howard
Salem
W. H. Merigold
Boston Night Signalling Company
Ous
William G. Anderson
New York
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Johnm. Dahl
Fred S. Allen
Leland
F. Nelson
Maso
M. F. Tirrell
Iurgess
Volunteer
Marguerite
Charles E. Hyde
Vortiana
Booth
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
B. F. Keith
A. S. Morss
Cornelius Callahan
Parker House
Phillips & Co
Simpson, Melntire & Co
J. Neason
Pittsburg
Placque
Boston Marine Society
Society
Carrie G. Nickerson
A. Shuman & Co., Clothiers
Monitor
Merrimac
A. P. Bush & Co
J. J. O’ Donnell
J. H. Smith
St. Augustine
South Boston
St. Marcus
Rosencranz
Decoratins Company of
The Exit Door exposes a grand merchant marine exhibit
After a long tour visitors find the display highly instructive and impactful. Exhibitors aim to stir interest in the merchant marine and naval progress. Models captivate naval architects inspiring further conquest. Managers feel justified and confident in success. The exhibit rewards the effort with lasting value.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Quickstep
Boston & Lec Por Block Company
Eclo
Peston & Lockport Block Company
Willam FE. Giuffton
Boston Brass Company
Parker House Enterprise
Ston
All Nations
Hartford (Conn
Vashts
Bickmer
Bedford Street
de Oi Manning & Co
St. Louis
Cobb, Aldrich & Co
Washington and
Kneeland Streets
Che Frm
5. &. Pirce & Co
Andrews
Atlantic
Europe
George F. Blake & Co
Potter & Wrightington
Tropics
Smithsonian Institution
George Lawley & Son
Anderson Bros
Paterson
N. d
M. F. Whiton & Co
Commercial Street
Lawrence Duck Company
Oakum and Ice
Boston Brower Company
Boston Woven Hose Company
Andis
Hygeia Distilled Water Company
Boston & Lockport Block Company
J. E., Lonergan & Co
Philadelphia
Wainwright Manufacturing Company
Crosby Steam Gauge Valve Company
Walworth Manufacturing Comany
Shipman Engine Company
American Steam Gauge Company
George C. Tilyon
Inteligent Oil Can Company
J. B. Carr
Troy
Novelty Pop Corn Company
Liberdade
Josh Siecu Ui
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
H. M. Westman
East Boston
Wyman Machine Company
Wheeler Patent
Whitney & Crowther
Puritan Canoe Club
Alfred Ashley
Whartinger
Cunard Line
Windlass Company
R.L
Newark
Henry Bornstein
Washington Street
R. H. Garman
Continental Iron Works
Earby
Wich
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