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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1889

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3

Falls River Mills Report Record Dividend Boom in 1889

The Baltimore area report notes Fall River cotton mills paid record dividends in 1889 amid high profits. Union Cotton Manufacturing led with 20 percent on 750000 capital, others like Wampanoag, American Linen, Bourne and Rich Borden posted substantial returns. In six months the sector shipped strong machinery investment and improved earnings despite labor tensions.

Faux Riv Fall River Manufactur Messrs G. M. Haffards & Co Union Cotton Manufacturing Company Wampanoag Troy, & W Manufacturing Company Granite Sagamore American Linen Union Bournell Richard Borden Manuacturing Company Amercan Linen Co Barnard Mig. Co Bourne Mills Bor¢ér C’y, Mfg.Co Barnaby Mig. Co Chace King’ Philip Laurel Lake Merchants’ Mfg.Co Mechanics Metacomet Mfg.Co Narraganset Seaconnet Tecumseh Troy C.& W Union Cotton Barnard Mfg. Co Border City Mfg Cree Ee Barnaby Mfg. Co King Philip Metacomet Mfg Ye Narragansett Mills Osborn Mills Pocasset Mfg. Co Richard Borden Robeson Mills Slade Mills Stafford Troy C. & W. Mfg. Co Weetamoe Mills Pokey Nes Union C. Mfg. Co Osborn Durfee Mills

Shipping News Miniature Almanac for November

The mini almanac lists arrivals and clears at Boston and other ports. Vessels include John Brooks Ingraham Penobscot Blair C W Morse Mary Whitridge and many brigs schooners and steamers with cargos of hides timber and general goods. Isles reports small wrecks and grounding near Eastern Point and Hedge Fence Shoal. ice season on the Kennebec winds down. multiple ports note sailings and cargoes aboard ships from Halifax to Yokohama with goods and passengers.

John Brooks Snowman Portland Penobscot Ingraham Bangor Storm King Hammond Lone Star Jackson New York Madagascar Emmerton & Co Cape of Good Hope Cape Stelena Kennard Bettencourt New Bedford Eisie Brenton Thompson Mereghan Harry Morris Carter Joggins Chisholm Balmer Prince Edward Island Gazelle Warner Port Gilbert Genius Farnsworth Bear River Willie A Landy Charlottetown Pel Alaska Anderson Moncton Glad Tidings Jones Union Kelley Olio Martin Progress Colwell Nell Perry Playfair Adams Maggie Miller Gale St John Peter H Crowell Olsen Baltimore Thos G Benton Weeks Ralph M Hayward Baxter Norfolk Emma W Day Grindle Sarah Hill Lane Lake _dobson Carrie G Crosby Hall Ralph K Grant Norton Ida Hudson Collins Samuel W Brown Clifford Maria Theresa Kalloch Antelope Banks Rockland Regalia Wilson Thomaston H Butler Brown Alfalfa Gott Mt Desert Mineola Ray Olive Branch Farrell Westerloo Trueworth Agricola Potter Wm Pickering Elsworth J5chin Bone South Gardner Humboldt Hodgdon Peerless Boothbay James Nichols Webber Edgecombe Daniel Webster Fickett Clinton Strout Millbridge Hattie Lewis Lowe Adelia Clark Eliot Sarah P. Woodward Jonesport Cambridge Bath Josie Smith Machias Geo W Collins Gordon Sullivan Bragdon Franklin Swis Wingaersheek Addie E Seavey Hageerty Newburyport Kate Lilly Lewis Coquette Merry Niger Wiscasset Hannah Stone Perkins Ipswich Berts Rocky Point Fannie Augusta Kennebec Gloucester Archer Boston LA Belknap Eastern Point Belknap Bangor. Me Sch Gertrude A Bartlett E & LK Stetson Brewer Philadelphia ST Johns Niceto New Orleans Liverpool Hope Moore Parrsboro Salem Lord Mayo Dexter Sir Mary Alice Crossley London Guion Line Alexandria Hilda Pedersen Stalsund Malmo Swed Caucase Alix Rouen Port Vineyard Haven Genesta Stewart

New England Association of Public School Music Teachers Meeting

The New England Association of Public School Music Teachers gathered at the Conservatory of Music on Saturday afternoon with D. B. Hagar presiding. G. A. Veazie Jr gave a talk on advanced grade work and Nathan Lincoln demonstrated primary teaching. Officers elected for the year include President D. B. Hagar and a broad slate of vice presidents secretaries treasurers and directors from multiple states.

New England Association of Conservatory of Music D. B. Hagar State Normal School G. A. Veazie, Jr Chelsea Nathan Lincoln Cambridge Conservatory Ph. D O. B. Brown Malden C. Bailey Winchester Carrie Hodgdon Bangor George E. Crafts Nashua N. H A. C. White Pawtucket Barber Bellows Falls Irving Emerson Hartford A. E. Whiting A. W. Pike Holliston S. H. O. Hadley Somerville J. M. Mason Boston A. E. Bradford Hingham Luther Whiting Mason The Empire of Japan

Adamowski Trio Presents First Steinert Hall Concert

The Adamowski Quartet with Miss Mary E. Obron and Mr. Eliot Hubbard perform their first Steinert Hall concert this evening. The program features Schumann in A minor, Brahms piano quartet in A major, Hubbard songs, and solos for cello by J. Adamowski.

Adamowski Mary E. Obron Eliot Hubbard Steinert Hall Schumann Hubbard J. Adamowski

New York Charters Mixed Tonnage With Firm Rates

Shipping notes show active chartering of steam and sail vessels. EvurorE-Bark Nicolaidis sails Pensacola to the Mediterranean at £6 12s 6d, Marseilles £6 10s, Aurelia R to Genoa £688, Naples £7, D H Morris to UK £6 6s, Longfellow £6 28s 6d, Victor to the Continent £6 2s 6d, Condor to UK or Continent £6 25 6d, Graele 30 000 cases to Naples at 17c, Olgar to Trieste 88, Fawn to Gibraltar 7s 6d or 8 3d to Mediterranean, Doris to Cette 3s 3d, Crusader to Liverpool 11 2d, Faust to Honolulu £3000, Adele to Rosario $20, President to Buenos Ayres $19, John J Marsh Philadelphia to Portland, Golden Sheaf same, Undaunted New York to San Francisco.

New York Evurore C Nicolaidis Pensacola Mediterranean Spain Marseilles Aurelia Genoa Savona Naples D H Morris United Kingdom Longfellow Same Victor Continent Condor Graele Philadelphia Olgar New Orleans Trieste Fawn Gibraltar Adriatic Cette Crusader Savannah Liverpool Hawaii Serk Faust General Cargo Honolulu Ammerica Adele Brunswick Rosario President Buenos Ayres John J Marsh Portland Golden Sheaf San Francisco

Oceanic Mail Lines List of Sailed Vessels and Dates

Shipping news item listing multiple ships with ports of origin or destination and sailing dates. Includes Pennsylvania, Sunbeam, Anna Aleida, Aquila, Habana, Camperdown, Primrose Hull, Thingvalla, Scandinavian, Isabella Helen, Walter Thomas, Angela di Amore, Catolica, Amalfi and Cremon with captains or masters and sailing dates in November and October.

Amoy Sunbeam Mowatt New York Batavia Anna Aleida Bleeker Buenos Ayres Aquila Stoesen Montreal Barry Peterson Copenhagen Thingvalla Laub Ckette Habana Ital Fravega Philadelphia Cagliari, Catolica Simonetti Hamburg Amalfi Ger Kraeft Cremon Schwaner

Whales Catches Reported by San Francisco Fleet

On the November 15 voyage Alice Knowles and the Steamer Thrasher led by Weeks and Tucker reported 12 whales, bringing the fleet total to 67. The Stamboul sailed November 16 to cruise Lagoda with additional catch potential.

San Francisco Alice Knowles Lapham Thrasher Weeks

Fishermen report catch aboard several vessels at Gloucester

At Gloucester today captains and crews from shore fishing boats reported large hauls. Icis Admiral carried 20,000 pounds of codfish, Maud M Story 10,000 pounds, Mystery 80,000 pounds, and M H Perkins 50,000 pounds. Vessels Silver Dart, J H Carey, Harry G Belden, Minnehaha and Acconus were mentioned in the catch report.

Gloucester Icis Admiral Cape Shore Maud M Story Mystery M H Perkins Silver Dart J H Carey Harry G Belden Minnehaha Acconus

Seafaring Vessels Reported From Atlantic Routes

Ship McLeod under Stuart line sails from New York to Yokohama with no date given. Bark Maria Stoneman moves from Quebec to Liverpool on November 10, reported 904 miles west of Fastnet. Bark Scammell Bros. Blaye bound for New York reported November 13 at latitude 43 32 longitude 57 46.

McLeod,Stuart New York Yokohama Maria Stoneman Quebec Liverpool Fastnet Scammell Bros. Blaye

Coast shipbuilding advances across Maine yards

In Rockland and nearby ports details show new schooners and barkentines under construction. Carleton Norwood & Co in Rockport began tanking and decking on a timbered schooner as setup for a potential fares ship after launch. Elsewhere ships rise with keels laid at J W Sawyer & Sons Millbridge and steel bowsprits being introduced at Kennebec vessel Sewell.

Rockland Carleton, Norwood & Co Rockport L Snow & Co Port Clyde Washburn Bros Belfast M W Gilchrist McDonald & Brown Cottrell Millbridge J W Sawyer & Sons Bath Sewell Kennebec

Lighthouse light changes and buoy substitution reported

Notice from Washington at Fort Tomkins and Princess Bay NY about January 1 1890 light changes from fixed to flashing red and white and from fixed white with flash to fixed white. Also Saybrook lighthouse orders adjusted and Saybrook Lynde Point changes noted. A separate notice from New Orleans reports a range light change near lascagoula River. Baltimore reports Sih Chase Roehle vessel position. New York notes a red belt buoy replacing No 22 buoy at Green's Ledge.

Washington Fort Tomkins New York Princess Bay Saybrook Breakwater Conn Saybrook Lynde Point Lascagoula River Miss Baltimore Sih Chase Roehle Holland Point Green’s Ledge

Marine news from Boston bay and nearby ports

Reports from Boston and coastal Maine describe ship leaks and groundings. Sir Thomas G Benton of Bath arrives with lumber and repairs a leak after grounding near Thatcher's Island. Louise floats after ashore near George Island. Chesebrough wrecks off Japan with four sailors saved and three Bath officers lost. Hydrographic office activity totals show extensive mariner notices and data. Northern Light collides with Thomas Potter off Whitehead. Potter returns for rigging repair. Providence column notes steam oyster dredger Al-

Boston Thomas G Benton Bath New York Thatcher’s Island Louise George Island Lower Harbor Boston Towboat Company Sewell Chesebrough Japan Bath Boys Ericseon Bailey Fred Soule The Hydrographic Office Rockl ND Northern Light Robbins Bangor Providence Thomas Potter Kennedy Whitehead Potter

Domestic Ports Vessel Movements Report November Off Atlantic Coast

A dense list from Apalachicola through Newport News and New York details numerous schooners brigs steamers and barges sailing loading and clearing at ports including Bath Calais Charleston Gloucester Newport News New Haven and New York with arrivals from Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore and destinations such as Philadelphia New York and various foreign ports. The log notes specific ships crews masters and routes for mid November with multiple entries of vessels clearing for destinations abroad and loading for coastal trade.

Halifax Hill Boston Halifax & Pei 8S Co Scis Carita Landry St Pierre Mig Delong & Seaman Seraphine Chute Bear River Dexter Great Village Sepremt Richards Port au-Prince Green Knaebvel & Co Lahaina Allen Trinidad Cotton & Raley J W Linnell Macauley Newport News Oakland Baltimore Ontario Buenos Ayres Thos Apalachicola Sch Scotia Shearer Cardenas Bath Schs Silver Spray Brown Winslow Morse McDonough Mary E Oliver Hodgdon Maggie Ellen Littlejohn Portland New York Navy Richard S Leaming Norton Philadelphia Lucey Cook Minnesota Forest Belle Coulter Rival Stuart Bangor Fidelia Blake Turk’s Island Lurtzburg Foote St Katts Iwis Rabonn Henry Whitney Adeline Grace Stevens Union John Somes Annie Kk Lewis Lewis Georgietta Alley Bridgeport Ferrel Decrow Georgianna Henderson Fairfeld Gilman Majestic Turner Cape Ann Henry Chace Black Provincetown Pease Plymouth Ballance Beverly Elpis Hannan Chatham March Ovingham Bordeaux Swhs Samuel Dilaway Brendige Frank Pratt Lee Vannaman Charleston Harry Messer Smith LA Plummer Howes New Bedford Trevorlan Punkirk Pirate Port Antonio Jennie Lockwood Poland Demerara Charles E Balch Crockett City Oranmore C F Tuttle Winthrop Lucy Miller Wrestler Samuel F. Spring Calais Nellie Eaton Sarah A Reed Emma Louise Lanie Cobb New Haven Wim Emming Julia & Martha Game Cock Lynn Marcela Bailey William Wickham Ida H Mathis Sloan Bertha Dickerson Harris Hussey Weymouth Addie Ly Bacon Bacon Annie C Grace Grace Red Wing Johnson Wilmington Del Kate V Aitken Brower Mantua Creek Darien Chare Atamaha Hickman Dutch Island Harbor Joe Carlton Perry Hoboken Rockport Jennie Greenbank Webster Fishkill Julian Decker Spear Rondout Amelia Cobb Brooklin Bernandina Wyer Sargent Clapp Laguayra Fortress Monroe Hattie M Bain Norfolk Barbados Fall River Baker John Crockford Farnam Reindeer Wyant Fisher's Island Clarissa Allen White Taunton J G Fell Crowley Amboy Somerset Eliza Jane Cleveland Wood's Hall Gloucester Sophie, Willey Polley Clara B Kennard Portsmouth Frank K York James A Gray Emily C. Dennison Saco Uyannis Thomas Garland Crosby Handy Bay State Charles Sprague Nickerson James & Pace Garfield Halen Bishop Cotuit Oliver Schofield Oliver Ames James Bothwell Burlingame Gass River Hattie M Crowell Chase Sarah KE Ward Ward Gov Ames Salem David E Akin Annie Louise Manson Millbridge Reed Strout Eugenie Godfrey May Wilson Perkins Joe Kelley Jennie Lind Mitchell Maud Machiasport Belluda Augaard New Orleans Liverpool Icis & G Nelson Antigua Ella Jane Minty Newburyport Harry Stewart Jordan Maggie Cummings Murchie Enterprise Robinson James Blydenburg Wilkommen Bremen Pocahontas Mediterranean San Marcos Galveston Rockland Annie E Stevens Lanesville E R Emerson Charks Gefion Borjensen Port Elizabeth Compete Rosenbaum Annie Reed Wade Valaraiso Rinse Sultana Mosher Callao Mollendo Morning Light Edwards Mart Sarah Wallace Holbort Yarmouth Luis G’rabel Murpy Abb Crosby San Andreas Shefields Adam Shortland McIntyre Powhasset Herrick Rachel Jane Kidd New Heaford A J Miller Nightingale Eastport

Shipping Notes From New England Ports Nov 16 17

Coastal listings show vessels sailing clearing and arrivals at New Bedford Providence Portland Provincetown and other ports. Several schooners brigs and steamers including U S Grant Longfellow Spartan and Mariposa are mentioned with routes to New York Philadelphia and Havana and cargoes to Coosaw Montevideo and St Jago.

Grace K Greane Seward Poston Jerene Messervey Messervey Caroline Hutchings Rondout Boston FE Lan Crowell Freeman Port Liberty Providence Helen, White Port Johnson Ipswich E B Emery Taylor Amboy Proviome U S$ Grant Mahoney New York Portland Sarah & Ellen Henley Philadelphia Charley Bucks Chaples Mountain Laurel Webber Thomaston Coral Meader Meader Anita Smatl Fernandina Amelia Ireland Crawford Bygdo Buenos Channel Newfoundland Nickerson Brunswick Fred Snow Tate Perth Amboy Kate Scranton Kelly Henry A Taber Slocum Mary Ellen Charleton Cold Springs Belie R Hall Hart Weehawken 17Th Lenora Hilty Prince Edwardsland Alice & Phillips Allen Norfolk Kate J Ireland Crockett Baltimore Nelson Newbury King Newport News Angler Brush Oscar F Hawley Dolando Mary Louise Colfer J PF Wyman Hogden Allegheny Parker Norman Sherman Schs Royal Arch Chalfield Island City Studley East Dennis Annie M Dickinson New Bedford Abel W Parker James E Woodhouse Douglass Belle K Hill Spartan Crowell Houston Charles Heubens Hawes Connetable Island Brigadier Tolman Rockland Scandia Kopf Hambure Prince Jones Antwerp Lancaster Robinson Sir Thomas G Smith Adams Charles K Sehull Rogers Salem Elm City Etheridge Theresa Lass Chatham Bernard Port Antonio Saxon Snow Panther Anderson Newburyport Rattlesnake Beed Barks Hermon Olsen Christiania Julia Brammer Dunkirk Warren Potter Andrews Hyannis Bertha F Walker Thomas Phoebe Woodruff Kendrick Lathama Montego Bay Kingdom West Point Montana London Alice Savannah Gerks J i Merry Bradley Havana John M Moore Norton Delaware Brambietye Calcutta Tormassinodo Lisbon Marcia St Jago Bradford French Thompson Battle Baker Ita Stuart Falkingham John Warren Murray Josephine Nellie Paine Dottridge Henry P Hallock Tinsdale Taunton Wortsmouth St Michel Porter Turks Island Emma _B Shaw F Crockett Thorndike Pernandina Fla Hayford William Boardman Hatch Caroline Knight Ward Bellow Whitten Lizzie Smith Abby L Dow Alaska Giles North Sydney Roland Hatfield Parrsboro MA Nutter Mitchell Sydney Pearl Harlow Lord Mayo Dexter San Francisco Cyrus Wakefield Young Seattle Dashing Wave Moorhouse Tacoma Noncentum Foe Port Madison Crown of Denmark Jackman Liverpool Mariposa Hayward Honolulu Llanter Daw Honolanain J D Peters Lane Nanaimo Butler Clapp Port Townsend Germania Catharine Sudden Lund Mary Glover Port Discovery Vineyard Haven Charlotte Ish Pendleton South Amboy Red Jacket Arey Glenallen Bunker Rachel Seaman Smith Catawamteak Strout Corvo Ames Modoc Frye West Side Gammon Plymouth Kendrick Fish Grover Mary Sands Lewis Vorth Amboy Merrimac Ll Eaton Grearson Katie Mitchell Wright Elizabethport Gardiner Herald Veazie Bowdeinham A K Woodward Lord Llsworth Nellie Clark Gayton St John Ella & Jennie Ingalls Grand Manan F Arthemus Patterson Digby Rosebrook Port-au-Prince Wiscasset Willie Washburn Brown Sturgis Blaisdell Bridgeport

List of Letters Addressed to Vessels at Boston Post Office

A Saturday list of letters for ships and boats at the Boston Post Office compiled by Alonzo F Johnson. Names include captains, skippers, and crews such as Red Jacket Carver Louise Hart Agnes E Manson Mabel Ross Hyena Lucinda G Potter Mineola F G French Ruthshaw Fremont Olive Pecker Nestorian Landseer Roland Chicago and many others.

Boston Post Alonzo F Johnson General Delivery George P Arey Sch Red Jacket AN Anes Carver George G Alley Susan Ross John Brace Louise Hart Warren P Sryer Agnes E Manson Moody Koyd Alaska Dewitt C Barrett Mabel Ross William Barter Hyena FE U. Buckminster Lucinda G Potter Robert T Cooper Eben Fisher Joseph Dunbar L_ Sturgis Dutton Tarifa Hans Mineola F G French John H Garland Rilley S Derby Frederic Natheway Arthur Paine William E Howard Ruthshaw R L Harding Fremont A J Hall Olive Pecker Edgar C Hale Schonosure L A Johannson Sarah W Lawrence R Jacobson Bark Sussex G G Jamescu George A Ames M H_ Keiley Temaheat McInnis Nestorian Malcolm Thomas Marshall Rale Vala William Marshall Mary E Morse Timothy Moloney JG Craig Courtney McDonald Jos W Fish Cyrus B Morris Annie Lord M Nickerson Leonora C G Wilson A T Bailey John Peder Pederson Highlander E F__ Piling Lizzie Babcock Charles JE Ripley Tug Knickerbocker Capt Rogers Wyle J Russell Lurlie Samuel C Sprague J B Manning William Silverhorne Ovide Sommier Roland George A Shipps Ship Landseer Thomas Trainor Chicago E Whitney Fred Smith James Wilson Lizzie D Barker Howard M Varney Millie G Bowne

Global Mail Routes and Specially Addressed Communications

A carried list of maritime mail sailings from Boston and New York detailing closed mails and specially addressed correspondence to Europe the Caribbean and the Americas. It covers routes to Great Britain Ireland Germany France Belgium Netherlands Austria Switzerland Italy Spain Portugal and other ports with ships including Arizona Yar mouth City of Alexandria Colon Neptune Noordland Valencia and more.

Great Britain and Ireland Arizona New York Nova Scotia Yarmouth Boston Yucatan Campeche Tabasco Chiapas Cuba City Alexandria Central America Costa Rica South Pacific Aspinwall Colon Trinidad and Tobago Neptune Great Britain Southampton Germany Bremen Ireland Rave Belginum Noordland Mexico Habana Veendaw Curacoa Venezuela Savanilla Columbian Valencia Halifax Worcester Bermuda Orinoco Hayti Columbia Panama Athos Hahama Islands Santiago Atlanta Fulda Jamaica Jacmel Aux Cayes Alvena Gonaives St. Marc Ozama Scotland Devonia France Havre la Gascogne Norway Norge Miquelon Newfoundland

Halifax and Pavonia Steamship Schedules from Boston

Halifax direct to Great Britain Ireland and Europe departs Nov 23 at 11 a.m. Pavonia direct to Britain departs Nov 23 at 6 80 a.m. Supplementary mail via Pavonia closes Nov 23 at 9 15 a.m.

Halifax Boston Direct Great Britain and Ireland Pavonia

Trans Pacific Mails For Tahiti And Pacific Islands

Mails to Society Islands Tahiti from San Francisco leave Nov 30 with Boston close on Nov 24 at 5 p m For Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoa and Hawaiian Islands via Zealandia from San Francisco Dec 14 closing in Boston Dec 8 at 5 p m Pacific steamer letters should be deposited in Boston eight or nine days before sailing.

Trans-Pacific Mails Society Islands Tahiti San Francisco Boston Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan Hawaiian Islands Zealandia

Ocean steamers schedule by date and route

List of steamer names and routes with departure dates among London Antwerp Liverpool Jamaica Boston and Yarmouth. Includes agents Furness Serica Pavonia Martin Mineola WENDNESDAY and company names like Boston Fruit Co Warren & Co JG Hall & Co FURNESS.

Chicago Antwerp Furness Serica London Furness Pavonia Liverpool Alex Martin Mineola Furness Wendnesday Flamborough Jamaica Boston Fruit Co Kansas Livepool Warren & Co Yarmouth JG Hall & Co Borderer C Furness Michigan J G Hall & Co Bavarian Thay r&Line Gate City Savannah Rich’n & Bar City of Linc

Shipping Schedules From Boston and Liverpool Ports

A list of vessels with destinations and sailing dates from Boston to Liverpool and other ports. Entries include ships such as Nova Scotia bound lines by NY&Cuba Mail Bremen and Hamburg routes with November sailings and agent names like Wright Sons, Pim Fornd Co, and Ismay.

Havana NY &Cuba Mail Liverpool National Line Bremen Oelrichs & Co Wisconsin Amund Bohemia Hamburg Curtis City Paris Wright&Sons Haimmonia Southam’n Curtis Ludgate Hill Havre Henders’n Bros Pennland Antwerp Wright&Sons Salerno Gothenb’rg Sanders’n &Son Atlanta Fulda Arizona City of Berlin Pwright&sons Colon Aspinwall Pacific Mail Germanic Ismay Habana Ny&cubamail Noordland Trave Gelrichs & Co Savanilla Pim Fornd&Co Cienfa’gos CubaMail Rotterdam Chidge &Co Athos Santiago Veendam

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