Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Boston Post in Boston, Massachusetts

We have 4,454,244 pages in Massachusetts

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 33 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1883

Page

4

Boston Post News Briefs Of Local Events And Auctions

Boston Post reports a school committee meeting set for Tuesday at 7:30 pm. An auction in Brighton sold 17 horses for 267 dollars and 50 cents. A dinner for Governor elect George D. Robinson and state officials was hosted at Young’s hotel. Tolles funeral held at Bulfinch place chapel with Holmes and Greenleaf attending. Hamilton Food Preserving Co. assigned to Edward Prescott amid a factory attach­ment in Salon related to a large debt. The Young Men's Benevolent Society elected officers led by Thos. Garfield as president. Treasury shows a balance of 159 dollars and 63 cents.

Albert Howe & Co J. P. Dinsmore Boston Robert B. Tolles Bulfinch-place Oliver Wendell Holmes Richard C. Greenleaf Charles Stodder Samuel H. Winkley Mt. Auburn Hamiston Food Preserving Company Edward Prescott Salon Ferdinand A. Wyman Shaw Bros The Young Men’s Benevolent Society Thos. Garfield Frederick W. Lincoln J. R. Reed Martin L. Bradford Codman Edwin Mcdonald John Wb. Krey Emery Souther Alexander W. Freeman Thomas Gaffield Edwin C. Soyden Francis H. Brown J. Foster Bush George F. Bigelow Treasury Massachusetts Suffolk Ss. Superior Court A. D Prescott Hall Clarence P. Hall Copartners P. C. Hall & Son A. M. Prother W. Emerson Columbus Georgia Boston Post Jos. A. Willard

Insurance Firms Face Action in Massachusetts

Developments in Massachusetts insurance markets point to possible prohibition of certain firms from further business. Details are withheld, but hints suggest asset quality will trigger exclusions. Union Mutual of Maine refused to permit examination by special examiner Wilton, who reported to Commissioner Tarbox, whose stance remains undisclosed as he considers the matter.

Massachusetts Union Muiual Company of Maine Wiympton Wilton Boston Tarbox

George W Cable readings in Boston announced

The Boston Post advertises three public readings from George W Cable, drawn from his Creole life sketches and novels. Esteemed critics including Howells Aldrich Whipple OReilly Holmes endorse the event and urge reader attention.

Boston Post George W. Cable Boston Mr. Cable W. D. Howells T. B. Aldrich E. P

Weather Indications For New England And Middle States

Indications show partly cloudy weather with light rains in New England and the Middle states. Winds shift from southeast to southwest. Temperatures expected to be stationary or slightly higher with a lower barometer.

New England Middle States

Special Weather Bulletin Forecasts Warm Winds and Storms

A bulletin reports warmer southerly winds and partly cloudy conditions along the Atlantic coast with local rains in the Middiland South Atlantic states. Heavy rain and thunderstorms are noted in the Ohio and central Mississippi valleys while rain persists on the north Pacific coast. Temperatures at 3 PM include Washington 65 and New Orleans 78.

Atlantic Mid- Diland Washington Norfolk Savannah Atlanta Jacksonville Pensacola New Orleans Galveston Los Angeles San Diego Lake Region Ohio Valley Ohio Central Mississippi

Trade sales and goods auctions across New York and Philadelphia

This Day lists 10.30 AM and 11 AM trade sales of dry goods in New York by Witmerding Hoguet Co and Field Chapman Fenner, with related goods nationwide including Nations and Samuel Bunting’s Sons Boots and Shoes in Philadelphia. A 3 PM sale of Oriental rugs is noted, with Leonard & Co handling items. later mentions include A S Richards & Co Boots Shoes Hats in Philadelphia and additional New York listings.

Witmerding, Hoguet & Co New York Field Chapman & Fenner Philadelphia Samuel Bunting’s Sons Boots Lippincott & Son Boots S Richards & Go Samuel Bunting Leonard & Co

Mining Stock Prices Reach Mixed Trades in San Francisco

San Francisco November 21 closing mining stock prices show varied gains and losses led by Hale & Norcross and Grand Prize with notable moves in Albion, Best and Belcher, and Bodie Con. Nondescript entries include multiple small caps such as Northern Belle and Union.

San Francisco Cal AltAyecs Hale & Norcross Etree Best and Belcher Stel Mt Miadio Bodie Con Bulwer

City Republicans Name Delegates to Mayor Race Convention

The city Republicans met in ward rooms and elected delegates for the upcoming Republican City Convention. The list includes ward by ward chairmen secretaries and delegates with names such as Parker Dermott Hall Stevens White Stackpole Guild and many others. A resolution endorsing Gen Martin for mayor was adopted.

Charles F. Parker Harry J. Cook Wesley A. Gove E. M. McPherson Frank R. Morrison Charles ¥. Parker William Beeching Peter Morrison Charles T. Witt M. P. Brown T. H. G. Dermott Samuel Pote Jacob F. Holmes Charles M. Eakin Thomas Copelanc Liverus Hall Anthony S. Waterman Wm. H. Townsend Henry A- Whitney John A. Roberts John E. McFarron I. Preble Ward Milan F. Stevens Arthur Melhan Horace E. Boynton George F. Shepherd Otis B. Dadiey George H. Lovering P. $. Roberts Samuel J. Harrison Ward Five G. W. White Edwin D. Sibley H. P. Dunnel’s J. H. Edgerly M. J. Walsh Edwn Sibley Ward Six Joseph O'Hare Charles Ruhl Joseph J. Feely Rohan Joseph Burnett Thomas O’neil Ward Sevren Emery Souther, Jr Frank W. Partridge G. C. Carter G. E. Kimball F. W. Partridge G. E. Stackpole A. B. Canning W. E. Qualters Geo Augustus Russ Richard H. Dana, Jr John Roberton Luther H. Wightman D. Foster Farrar Francis E. Parker C. H. Spring E. O. Shepard A. R. Whittier A. A. Hall George P. Denny Charles W. Smith George William Pope John C. Haynes William W. Warren O. Shepard Newton Talbot Chashmean George G. Crocker Charles B. Dodge Francis W. Ryder Samuel Weltch William K. Jones E. M. Hatch Cc. H. Pfeffer H. C. Steltz E. F. Higgins Robert F. Means David L. White Arthur T. Davidon Charles T. Gallagher A. T. Davidson F. L. Penney R. F. Means Hugh Doherty W. W. Doherty George H. Worcester A. W. Wilson 0.T. Tailor Frank A. Daniels William G. Bail James E. Miller Horace W. Stickney J. Sullivan Sampson Tentler John F. Gustin Charles J. Hersey George H. Prince H. P. Olin Robert Nadine Wm. C. Morey Geo. F. Hayden Francis F. Emery Charles ©. Ryder Apheus Sanford Albert A. Folsom Joseph F. Paul Edmund H. Hewins Samuel Hichborn Edward G. Farber George H. H. Crocker Henry W. Goodwin Edwin Pope Ward 12 S. B. Allen George H. King E. J. Goulston H. W. Beard Henry P. Stanwood B.C. Tinkham J. L. Rousmaniere Gorham Roger Lewis G. Farmer M. G. Daniels F. O. White Ed. C. Hodges Ch. HB. Plympton W. 8 Gunnison Jacob L. Weinz Richard Holmes Benjamin Foxwell Jacob Janes Samuel C. Crafts John C. Pratt F.M. Hooper Robert M. Morse, Jr Abraham O. Bigelow Henry P. Bowditch Augustus ©. Jordan Aaron Davis Weld, Jr Nelson Wakefield John E. Blakemore Henry Schrieber Common Council Daniel Lovering, Jr B. Read Wales W. W. Capewell S. B. Faunce J.T. Pope Thomas Knapp John F. Brown Henry Pierce Joseph Wiswill W. W. Whitmarsh F. H. Viaux John Pierce John Conness George L. Burt Gen. Mertin Ward 25 Samuel M. Mitchell Joseph A. Butman James J. Wingate A. S. Richardson B. M. Wishe Samuel M. Davenport

Coffee Party and Suffrage Sociable at St Joseph Parish

St Joseph Church parishioners held a coffee party and musical entertainment in New England Institute and Music Hall, directed by Dr J A Reilly. Performances by Ella J O Donnell Katie W Reilly Lizzie Brown readings by Julia E Harrington. Attendance about 5000. Proceeds aid parish relief. Marshall J B Fitzpatrick helped secure success. Supper by Blunt caterer. Several notable speakers followed. Also events include Boston Woman's Temperance Union reception and Post 7 Grand Army ball at Odd Fellows Hall.

St. Joseph’s Church New England Institute Music Hall J. A. Reilly Ella J. O’ Donnell Katie W. Reilly Lizzie Brown Julia E. Harrington St. Mary’s St. Joseph’s Boston Woman's Temperance Union Orient Lodge Odd Fellows

Large Charlestown spice works fire causes heavy losses

A major Charlestown blaze at Stickney & Poors spice works on Cambridge Street began at 3 12 AM and, with wind shift, triggered second and third alarms. The brick six story mill, built 1867, suffered major roof and upper floor damage, two lower stories spared. Stock losses top 69000 with total losses around 70000, insured for 64000 in 19 companies. Firemen injured include George Newhall, taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. others suffered injuries from falling slate and timber. Nearby property near Roberts Crossing, Waltham, also burned with a loss near 2600, suspected incendiary start, insured.

Charlestown Stickney & Poors Spice Works Cambridge Street Reed & Brothers George Newhall Massachusetts General Hospital William Jordan E. G. Goodwin George Huff Boston Miller Roberts's Crossing Waltham C. E. Brown

Ireland Day Observed at Foreign Fair Draws 6000 Visitors

Managers staged Ireland Day with the Irish flag displayed inside and outside the building. Doyle the florist decorated Washington hall while chorus and harp motifs graced the stage. Jd. Lennon played a grand organ concert from 12 to 1, Gilmore’s band performed in afternoon and evening, drawing over 6,000 attendees including Mgr. Capel and Rev. Bodfish and other notables. Critics noted publicity department failures, praising the fresh appointment of Edward W. McGlewen to lead the bureau and improve advertising efficiency.

Ireland Doyle Washington Hall Jd. G. Lennon Gilmore Mgr. Capel Byrne J. P. Bodfish Boston Bureau of Publicity George A. Chevalier New York Edward W. McGlewen Chevalier Bureau

Tilden Club Declares for 1876 Winner in Ninth Ward

One hundred Democrats in the ninth ward sign the Tilden Club roll. President Joan Tracey says the action is timely and Tilden can beat Arthur in New York State and John Kelly if needed. Secretary Leaf adds Tilden has vitality to win the presidency and deliver a strong administration. If he cannot secure the nomination the club will support a more successful Democrat.

Boston Post Ninth Ward Tilden Joan Tracey Arthur New York State John Kelly Samuel J. Tilden Hoadly Ohio Leaf Tilden Club

Town Meeting To Discuss Watertown Water Question

Watertown citizens plan a town meeting to discuss the water issue while other regional items include Judge Osgood ruling no blame on the railroad in two separate fatal incidents, burglaries in Dedham and Islington, a suspected insane status for Ben Way, Malden mayoral re election talk, an arm injury for N LaForme, and Middlesex County commissioners reviewing the Greek consul J Rodacanchi overvaluation case with Chelsea assessors.

Watertown Osgood First Essex District Court W. F. Lane A. F. Pinkham George W. Langmaid W. F. Cheney East Street Dedham Cheney John W. Senway Islington John Long Benway Sleeper Malden N. LaForme Franklin Middlesex County Commissioners City Hall Chelsea J. M. Rodacanchi Boston

Theatre notes and performances in Irving season and Boston venues

An attempt to form a line for tickets for the Irving season failed. Jalma continues to delight Boston patrons. Mr Proctor seeks a major benefit. In the Ranks is well performed at the Museum. Variety at the Boylston. Francesca da Rimini runs at the Park ends this week. Booth performs Merchant of Venice and Katherine and Petruchio tonight at the Globe. Wyndham’s Brighton at the Bijou tonight. Hyde and Behman’s company thriving at the Howard.

Boston Jalma—Evenine Globe Theatre Katherine and Petruchio Evenine ELJOU Hyde and Gehman Even Park Theatre Francesca da Rimini Boylston Museum Poston Museum Jalma Proctor Museum Boylston Park Globe Wyndham Brighton Bijou Hyde and Behman The Howard

City considers buying 175 acres near Bulloughs pond for park

Newton city council held a public hearing on the proposed purchase of 175 acres near Bulloughs pond for a public park. President Kimball presided with opposition by D. W. Farquhar Stover and J N Zacon and support from R M Palsifer Walworth Hunt Farlow and others. Petitions total 308 signatures representing 20 percent of taxable property. The estimated value is $86 000.

Newton Bullough’s Pond Kimball D. W. Farquhar Stover J- N. Zacon R. M. Palsifer A. A. Walworth 0. EK. Hunt J. E. Farlow

Pryor declines defense appearance in O'Donnell case

Gen Roger A Pryor states he has not applied to defend O Donnell in English courts and would not seek a modification of the barrister rule. He notes O Donnell is already provided with capable counsel. The trial is expected to start Friday November 23.

London Telegraph Roger A. Pryor O’donnell Y Donnell

Jury Deliberates in Congdon Murder Case

Providence reports the jury in the Congdon murder case received further instruction on self defense. The court answered questions and the jurors returned to their room for the night. Rumor says nine jurors favor guilty of murder, two for manslaughter, one for acquittal.

Providence Congdon

Five murderers jailed after boy dies near Albuquerque

A boy named Candelaria was murdered by Jose Arzel Perea and his four daughters who lured him to their house, beat him, and buried him in a vineyard. The five suspects are in jail and locals threaten lynching.

Portland Postmaster Denies Charges After Interview

A Washington despatch reports Portland postmaster Goddard in town for an interview with the postmaster general. He denies some charges, offers explanations for others, asserting they have been greatly exaggerated.

Washington Goddard Portland

Democratic slate named for city mayor and state senate

At the democratic city convention Augustus J. Miller was nominated for Mayor and Hon. Zibav Slocam for state senator. The nominating party set forth support for the ticket in the upcoming election with local party officials present.

Democratic Augustus J. Miller Zibav. Slocam

Forests and rivers threat from rapid logging and replanting

The author notes rapid lumber growth in eastern states and aggressive reforestation in western states, predicting cultivated trees may surpass original growth in 25 years. He warns against over cutting in Pennsylvania, where forests protect river sources, regulate flow, and prevent floods. once forests vanish, rivers flood and replacement wood cannot compensate.

Pennsylvania

Democrats renominates Breen for Lawrence mayor

Lawrence Democrats re nominate Mayor Breen and list aldermen Henry B. Thompson C. H. Schonland Patrick Ford James W. Joyce Alexander B. Bruce Patrick A. Lenane. Ex Mayor N P H Melvin is talked of as citizens candidate for mayor. Col John P Sweeney is mentioned but would likely decline nomination.

Lawrence Breen Henry B. Thompson C. H. Schonland Patrick Ford James W. Joyce Alexander B. Bruce Patrick A. Lenane N. P. H. Melvin Citizens Col John P. Sweeney

Weston Begins 100 Day Temperance Walk From Westminster

Edward Payson Weston started from Westminster at midnight to walk 100 days except Sundays, covering 50 miles daily and delivering temperance lectures along the route under the sponsorship of prominent temperance advocates.

London Edward Payson Weston Westminster

Boston Hoosac Tunnel and Western opens to all points

Boston Hoosac Tunnel and Western Railroad completed its connection at Rotterdam with the West Shore road and will open the full line from Boston to all points on the West Shore line on the 26th inst. The Hoosac Tunnel route is reported in excellent condition to handle heavy anticipated traffic.

Rotterdam West Shore Road Boston Boston Hoosac Western Road

Deaths mark the passing of Gen Augustus C Dodge and others

Obituary notices recount the 70 year life of General Augustus C Dodge of Iowa born to Henry Dodge with ties to Wisconsin politics. He served as Iowa’s delegate and senator before minister plenipotentiary to Spain. Additional deaths include Franklin Wright Col Joseph A Thompson Miss Lewis Henry Bence Jones John D Prince Dr Hiram Bartholomew Curtis, Knox, and Gov Pattison’s son after tracheotomy.

Franklin Wright Portland Readfield Wright Joseph A. Thompson Miss Lewis Ida Lewis Grace Darling America Lime Rock Henry Bence Jones Navy London Jones John D. Prince New York Stock Exchange Prince & Whiteley New York Lowell Mass Hiram Bartholomew West Springfield Ile Montgomery F. T. Daly Boston Herald Birmingham England John Curtis Charlestown John Collamore, Jr. & Co Curtis Collamore & Co China Washington Franklin Street Federal Street Samuel Richardson Knox United States Navy Everett

Extradition Case and New Election Preacher Appointed

The governor weighs John J. Brisben extradition over a $1600 breach of trust claim tied to Northwestern Manufacturing of Stillwater Minn. Brisben, now in the city, faces unsettled charges as the case is reopened. Rumors speak of a State House office change and a replacement for Rev. Cephas B. Crane, the elected election preacher, who will be abroad during the Legislature’s gathering. Elizur Smith of Lee named Commonwealth representative for Farmers Congress in Louisville. Majority figures show Gov Butler trailing Robinson by about 9700, with higher margins for state officers. Everett Piano Co of Boston formed with John Church president and John D. Willard treasurer, capital $5,000. Petitions to the General Court filed for water supply bonds, sewer system, and Boston-area water charter amendments.

John J. Brisben Northwestern Manufacturing Company Stillwater Minn Brisben State House Cephas B. Crane Europe Farmers’ Congress Louisville Kentucky Elizur Smith Lee Commonwealth Robinson Butler Everett Piano Company Boston John Church John D. Willard General Court Edward Appleton Reading Edwin Gay The Newton Associates John C. Randall Quincy Sharon Springs Water Company

Mail Steamers and Sails From Boston and New York

Shipping notices list routes from Boston and New York to European ports including Liverpool Bordeaux Havre Glasgow and Queenstown with sailings on dates from Nov 22 to Dec 18. It notes mail steamers marked by asterisk and details mail close times for European and Pacific services along with a miniature almanac and high water timings.

Nasmith Rio Janeiro Busk & Jevons Jersey City Bristol Arkell & Douglass Heabshure Bremen Oelrichs & Co Tower Hill London Seager Bros Baltic Liverpool J Corts England Iurst Assy Monarch Patton V & Co Bolivia Glasgow Henderson Bros State of Nevada Baldwin & Co Canada Havre Louis de Bebian Bothal Lombard Sons Switzerland Antwerp Peter Wright &Sons Oregon Williams & Guyon Pavonia Hi Brown & Co Donan Oetrichs & Co City of Kunhardt & Co W J Hurst Fulda Qe8trichs & Co Reliance U 3 & & Mail 3S Boston York City B Brigham & Co du Vernet Durham City J Brigham & Co Palestine Warren & Co Parthia Kansas Warren & Co Victoria Warren & Co Tows Warren & Co New York Chateau Leoville Bordeaux le Boulanzer Nevada Williams & Guion Canada Louis de Bebian Pavouta Ti Brown & Co Wyoming Williams & Guion St Germain Louis de Bebian Chateau Lafite Finch, Edge & Co Alaska Williams & Guton Wisconsin Wiliams& Guton

SHIP NEWS RECORD FROM NOVEMBER 21

Arrived steamer Samaria from Liverpool with 272 passengers and crew under heavy seas. Other arrivals include Wilkesbarre Forest City City of Gloucester and Proctor. several brigs and schooners sailing from Punnel Pubnico St John Musquash and Provincetown. Cleared steamers Istrian Annies M Bell and Opera among others. swhs Norseman Johns Hopkins Saxon and Lavinia Campbell also sailed.

Samaria Woolfenden Liverpool Queenstown P H du Vernet Reits Yoy Lon EK W Stetson Hammond London New York Wilkesbarre Mills Port Johnson Forest City Snowman Portland William Weeks City of Istrian Leask Thayer & Lincoln Brsch Annies Fitz Bros & Co Leander, Beebe Beebe Baltimore Providence Selover Philadelphia Pochassett, Rackett Wiscasset Joy Bridgeport Conn J J Moore Arnold Bergen Point Wind Southwest St Lucie Delma C Swiftsurep Norseman Johns Hopkins Lavinia Campbell General Whitney Astoria Sea King Getchell Oxenholme Williams Erpool Chowan Clements Santos William O Snow Kelley Boston Woodward Abrahams Snow Bass Hiver Harbor James Alderdice Frank G. Dow Swhs Savannah Atwood Altavela Alley Maria W. Norwood Maguire Airport Chais Iwiss Sawyer Rogers James Spike Norwood Scott Rich Lynn Maud Malloch Sinclair Vineyard Haven Helen G King Verril Puich Island Harbor C Walker Starkey St John Eastern Belle Crowell Rockland Bray Elisha Gibbs Woods New Bedford Mr Philips Gardiner Omen sch-Cordova Allen Ton George Calhoun Stella Lee Hamilton Hyannis—s Fannie F Mall Bangor 1 & Metcalf Maine Peter H Crowell Eugenie Godfrey Soston Newberne Nwc Harry Hill Cherubim Nelson Pomona Montego Bay Jamaica Golden Fleece Armstrong Baracoa Rio Janeiro Muriel St Kitts Northern Light Slocum Manila Hayes Fairfield Potter Port Au Prince Mowe Strandt St Pierre Chalmette Reed New Orleans Texas Risk Ferngsxtina Curacoa Jose K More Sagua Cora Green Florence L Schepp Port de Paix Merrill C Hart Clark’s Island Adie G Bryant Albert W Smith Windsor J V Wellington P Berris Mary Standish Marietta Steelman Howard Williams Howard W Middleton Willow Marp Provincetown Alfred F Howe Somerset Nellie E Gray Velma Addison Lyndon Calais Lizzie M Dunn Portsmouth Ka EK Ao J H Bartlett Fair River Koret Schs Clio Whilcott Long Gove Lawrence Haines Lizzie Cochran Mindora Nulato Machias Chromo Charlotte Augusta Eastport Lindsey Caroline Knight Frem Do Mary B Smith Thomaston Orezimbo Calvin G Baker Eva D Rose Anna E Ketchum Quickstep F H Odiorne Montana John M Broomall A L Green Lone Star Quick City of Para Dexter Aspinwall Monarch Huggett Glaucus Nickerson Marcos Daniels Galveston Franconia Bennett Baltic Bence Nebraska Braes Glasgow Magdalene Meyer Bremen Barks Monsita Wallace Brich Barbadoes Thomas Brooks Waugh Guantanamo Ichs Navarino Foss Pernambuco Bessie Whiting Daytom Progreso Jennie Rosalene Saxton Jacksonville Emerson Rokes Marston Port Spain Minnie Smith Arey Jordo Paul Seavey Fletcher Greytown Frances Cain Tera Tew Beafora Creared Kate Florence Wood House de Vyerds Cei Morgan City Aseet York Louisiana Gager Thomas Lord New Tacoma San Francisco Port Townsend Port Madison Boyd Saco C Watson Beaton Craigton York, Or Greenock Hypatia Marr Monte Edward H William Gold Bridgewater Ochn Weatherchand Cobb St Pierre AJ York Littlejohn Cow Bay Cberth Amboy Prof Morse Boste Port Blakely Topgallant Reynolds America Newhah Honolulu Rtsmouth Flora B Bentley Parsboro Evergreen Turner Redondo Sutchings Perth Amboy sachs — G@ Stover Gray Harper Hoboken Nancy J Day Monroe Dover Lower Harbor John Bracewell Stevens William H. Hopkins Bowen Aipwallee James O’ Donohue Warren Cathie C Berry .Smith John J Ward Iomendo Sarah L Simmons Ailen Pottsville Bacon Bell Rock Dambreck Commodore Sawyer Mark Twain Melville Ivvetpeog Washington Arioth Thomas VanGilder VanGilder

Shipping news from New England ports on November 20

From Wimeyard Haven to Cape Ann and Gloucester, numerous schooners and steamers sail or arrive. Varying winds and light airs accompany vessels including the Rita George D Perry, Lizzie Wentworth, A T Crockett, and Gussie Thompson, with several arrivals and towings noted along Machiasport Foothbay and Gloucester.

Wimeyard Haven Arbrig Castalia Jackson Philadelphia Banger Ichs Union Gaie St John Eva L Leonard Gookins Jardiner Daman Haskell William H Ailison Kenniston Boston Julia Nash Lubec W D Cargill Bangor New Haven Nellie Rich Dyer Weilfleet Crisfield Helen Mary E Long Chase May O'Neil Machiasport Rita George D Perry York Harry Chester Para MB Oakes Neptune T Crockett Thornlike Windsor New York H C Winship Doane Tibbitts Bristol JC Barraden Grant Millbridge Game Cock Fwiler Rockland Harpsweil Gussie Thompson L Townsend Portland Gloucester Office Cape Ann Advertiser Winchester Western Banks Addie Winthrop Knutford Banks

Shipping News Roundup: Vessels Arrive and Depart

Nov 19 to 21 dispatches list several vessels including the William Woodbury Schmidt from Havre Ar and the Noel, George D Doane, Navigator, Victoria, and Charlie Hickman heading to New York. Also noted are the steamer Ganges from New Orleans to Havre Ar and the bark Shakespeare near London with the steamer Marathon from Son Rein.

William Woodbury Schmidt Ultimor

Ship Ellen Goodspeed and Mark D Chapin Departures

Two vessels listed with routes and dates: Ellen Goodspeed with crew Kenny sailing from New York on September 6 toward San Francisco with destination October 3 at latitude 10 North longitude 26 West. Mark D Chapin with Hall sailing from Buenos Ayres toward Pernambuco on October 8 near Pot Indio.

Ellen Goodspeed Kenny New York San Francisco Lon Mark D Chapin Hall Buenos Ayres Pernambuco Pot Indio

Whalers Move to Oakland Creek for Winter Layup

The Bark Helen Marof from New Bedford bound for San Francisco arrives at Oakland Creek to lay up for winter. The brig Hidalgo of San Francisco will also proceed to Oakland Creek to lay up for the season.

Helen Marof New Bedford San Francisco Arctic Oakland S Creek Hidalgo Oakland Creek

Marine notes on sale of Annie M Allen ship

Three fourths interest in the 450 ton Providence built Annie M Allen built at Kennebec in 1873 was sold to Capt A D Brown and associates of Cape Cod and Boston for 13020 dollars. The vessel now sails from Boston under Capt Brown with the Montana being a former reference.

Annie M Allen Providence Kennebec A D Brown Cape Cod Boston Brown Montana Iowa John Jeffries & Sons Devonsuire Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Special Weather Bulletin the Werther Jesanver’s Ormivs Sraxnat Service U.S. A Loe P.M. P.M. Plm Saronleter SIB Luna B. Cole A.C Tonerti War Department Signal Service Unie States Army D.vieton Bob Uland Venton Pestyart New Havem Ase WTO Vises Svanecacans Ciear Charleston Loos Jacksonville Fla Ceeceane Siear Wilmington Cincinnati Sole Memphis Lt Rain California Mining Sierra Nevada Quebec Rialto Tom Hull Amsterdam U. Eae Flasman Fom Helvetia Gibraltar Tyrian Fast Protters Messrs. Gordon & Chase Phoenix Stables Aver DK. J. . B. Biegert & Sons City Politics Aldersmanic Gen. Martin A. P. Martin Tremont Temple Ionvention St. Joseph Woman Suffrage Sociable, &c Meionaon Blunt Julia Ward Howe Hen B. Blackwell Lorenza Haynes Williamson Sewall Draper A. C. Bowles Edith Leavitt Lily Smith Sandy River Railroad ParLurs Hoxabury City Roxbury Parker House Gaston Palmer George Curtis Gen. I.S. Burrell L. Foster Morse George B. Faunce E. W. Bumstead J. W. Tucker Capt J. A National Tribune Green City, Me the Tribune Andersonville Silas Kingsley Vermont C.t and L E. Merrell M. D N. H Thomas Masses Neally Ireland’s Newton Public Park O' Donnells Providece Philadelphia Press George B. Loring St. Paul Lawrence Democrats Hrocsac Tunnel Western Obspuaky Augustus C. Dodge United States Senate Burlington Hon Henry Dodge Territory of Israel Dodge Essex County Connecticut St. Genevieve Missouri Gen. Dodge van Buren United States Land Office Congress Union Spain Pierce Dodge Brishben C. Gerlach Water Street Nait and Express Paine Canal Street H Widdrington Tynemouth Deronda Venetian Wa'densian Ores Ee Henderson Esros Naples Jet Henderson Bros -Antwerp Gill & Lootz CC Lombard’s Sons Geo W Preston A C Lombard’s Sons Brigham & Co H du Vernet Kosten Postofice Eurone City of Berlin DEY Co Ge Scotland Southampton Sabsburg Eastor Trans-Pacific Japan Shanghai Honz Kons East Indies Peking Sandwich Islands Fiji Islands Sydney Nsw New Zealand Australia Rong Konzant Chines Orts Ship News Record Port OF Marine Notes Jason Dartmouth Altman Antigua Algiers Charles Moore Seuth Caduceus American Union Chevenne Camden Ellen Perkins J S Smith Fire Island Andy Shor N.Y Par Clarlotte H Baruch Wittkowsky & Baruch Charlotte Chicago Ads Laws Jas Laws & Co McGraw Merraw & Co Tre Kimira J Richardson Evansville Ind Bb Hinkle Hinkle Nisbeth Co Rebs Wayne L Carnahan Carnahan Hapna & Co Indisrapolis EK Branham McKee & Branham Lafayette Iimd David Murphy Murphy & Comstock M J Streng Bamberger Strenz & Co Lowsville B Green White T Coleman & Co Tenn Miles Standish Hull Standish & Co Minneapolis Heffelfinger North Star Boot and Shoe Co Minnneapolis K Smith Cunnings Smith & Co Milwaukee Wis Bea Reals Torrey & Co Nashville Hermen Cushing Manning,Cushing & Co Pittsburg Huston Milles & Huston Ll Childs H Childs & Co D J Hoar J Hoar Smith Smith-Frazer Boot Shouso St Loui Claflin Allen & Co St Louis H Schafer Schafer Swarts & Co St Lous French Todd,French & Co Agts Hamilton, Brown & Co Kelley Goodfellow & Co T Gauss W Gauss St Lows J Baum J Baum & Co Shaffer Lindsley Orr & Lindsley St Paul Foot Johnson & Co Toledo Tea Co Tremont Street Lovejoy P.O F. A Dutton Eliot St Foundant, & S. Watch J. P. Norris Florence St East Somerville Charles Bond M. R. Train H. Nettleblad Emerald St J. J. O'Keefe Chelsea St C. KR. Dunham Somerville Dr. al. Watts Lincoln St Charles Drake Federal St E. M. Massey Washington St William M. Mehaffey William Hendison Tremont House E. O’ Neil Lowell Ct John O'Donnell Avery St M Mark Hudson St B. N. Marks Peabody J A. Bell Columbus Av J. M. Bombany Milk St Sallie Briscoe Tremont St B. Royce Constable Court St C. P. Conant Province House John Smith Commonwealth Av L. B. Foster Russell St J. N. Elliot Newton Corner Chambers St Thomas L. Clapp School St F. J. Jones E. M. Platt Hatter St. Fo B.C. Kimball Brockton Noyes Bros Washington, Cor Summer St Noves Bros U.S Johnny J. Baird's Essex ST Dy Morgar Royal Baking Powder CO Well Street Somers Opp N. Adams House Kirbanks DE Corda Paencol Enisath Fairbank Office Vapor Fuel CO Equitable Building Vapor Fuel Company S. S. Henkle Piano A. N. Johnson Emeerson Emerson and Matthews Clarke E. P. Andrews Price Morgan, Silsey & Co Tailors Cornhill Zane Joseph Zane & CO Sudbury Street Fred Adee & CO Cliff St WM. E. Doyle Dee & Doyle Remont Street Suffolk Savings Bank Theo Metcalf’s Oliver Ditson & Cqo Roebuck’s S. Roebuck & CO E. W. Tyler Williams & Everett State St Varick and Laight Sts Old Dock California Blanchard, Farrar & CO Dock Square Cpp Elm Street Faneuil Mall Woodward & Brown Friend Street Cane Street Rogers & CO A. Stefan Atseromee Street Fitz & Martin Portland St WIN Woodhouse Reno War Tully & CO Mason Buil Berthrong Cor Bedford Studi William Mullan Samuel Mees West Street West St Gilbert FF Oller Kittie Cook C. P. Grimmer Wright & Willis Brattle Street Court Street W. H. Bowdlear & CO Milk Street Office of Cyrus S. Haldeman Equitable Corner Milk Devonshire Streets Whitney, Howe &Sibley Exchange Place McKay Metallic N. WickKay & Bigelow Asa’n McHkay & Thompson Furner West Shoe Asa’n. American Shoe Ti Euion Reussell Merrill & Heald Essex Street Honorable Board OF Alcpdermen Highland Street Railway Co Federal and Muir Streets Postoffice Square New York and New England Railroad Moody Merrill Board of Aldermen Boston Traveller Frederick E, Goodrick Frederick EB. Goodrich Sewer Department Masons W. & Codman & J. G. Freeman Kilby Street Basset Ivsistutht H. N. Moses Samuel G. Studley Boston Stock Exchange Coffin Davenport Buston Alice Ee Alice Y. Mason Eugene C. Lee Husbard Sid County Rusener Sila Bos~ Ton Eugene ©. Lee Alice Y. Lee Charles H. Pattee Libellant Vommor Wealth of Masercliusetta Commonwealth of Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Eugene A. Lee Ton Post John Noble Henry A Clapp Commonwiealti Cober ‘Ferm Burget Duffy Lawrence Duffy Boston Five Cent Savings Ink Commonwealth of Massacnestts Ommonwealth of Massachesetts Ss. E Holden WM. T. Connolly Ommon Wealth of George Girdler Smith Henry R. Reynolds Theston Post Joan W. McKim. Esquire H. Paine Register Thomas Garrity Court Square John B. O'Brien Omron Ealts Wislinghthees Mary Timony Sai James Lee Saul Boston Joan W. McKim Esquire Ommon Wealth Samuel H. Riddel Isaac R. Worcester Alexander Whiteside Hoston Joan W. McKia, Esqui Joan H. Paine Dennis Doherty Jane Doherty County of Main Boston Jons W. McKim. Esquire Messenger Surro Bostox Albert G. Rice Llewellyn W. Jones Herman A. Hammond Rice, Jones & Hammond WM. D. Martin William Court-square MO. B. Dearborn Daniel F. Hartnete William J. Hlartsept R.uss. T. Lincoln Louis Lincoln A. M. Cushing & CO Marshall Street Umtua A. Cushing Frank BR. Werthen Frank K. Soo City
Search Courier

Search the Boston Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Boston Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication