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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1891

Page

3

Lord Lytton and Col Tufts Obituaries Highlight Public Figures

The British ambassador to France, Edward Bulwer Lytton, dies in Paris at 60 plus and is mourned as a literary diplomat. In Concord, Colonel Gardiner Tufts, longtime state reformatory superintendent, dies of pneumonia. funeral plans include services in Concord and Lynn with Loyal Legion attendance.

Death of Colonel Gardiner Tufts in Concord

Colonel Gardiner Tufts died at his Concord home from pneumonia on Monday night. He was superintendent of the Massachusetts Reformatory and had a life of public service including state roles in the War era and as head of the Monson State Primary School. Born July 3, 1828 in Lynn, he served as a state agent for soldiers, liquor agent, and visiting officer for the old State Board of Charities. He later led the Sherborn Women’s Reformatory and the Monson school before his long tenure as reformatory superintendent since December 1884. He participated in numerous prison and charity conferences, with a paper on the visiting agency and offender system drawing Howard Association attention.

Edward Bulwer-Lytton France Paris Borgheser Palace Bulwer-Lytton India Hindoostan England Lord Beaconsfield Disraeli Edward George Lord Lytton Rosina Doyle Harrow Bonn Washington Florence Iris the Hague St. Petersburg Constantinople Vienna Copenhagen Athens Lisbon Madrid Calcutta Government House Busa Colley Allahabad Clytemnestra Earl Owen Meredith Order of the Bath Edith Edward Villiers Earl of Clarendon Queen Victoria Victor Alexander George Robert London Lytton Massachusetts Lincoln Senate Stanton Tufts Loyal Legion Concord Lynn James L. Hill Malden William J. Katt Reformatory North Congregational Church Gardiner Tufts Colonel Tufts Andrew Lalbot Women’s Reformatory Sherborn Monson Massachusetts Reformatory Cincinnati New York Cleveland Madison Detroit Atlanta Toronto Buffalo Boston Howard Association

Springfield Democrat Leader George Bleloch Dies Suddenly

George H. Bleloch a Springfield Democrat treasurer and National Needle Company manager died of heart disease yesterday. Born 1835 he settled in Springfield in 1873 and served as a Chicago and St. Louis convention delegate in 1854 and 1888. A longtime School Board member he left a family and was active in secret societies. Henry H. Shaw Middleboro citizen dies aged 85. Native, born Dec 7, 1818, he served one term in the Legislature and ran express business across Boston and southern Massachusetts. A Mayflower Lodge Mason, he leaves a family.

George H. Bleloch Springfield National Needle Company Chicago St. Louis Kleloch Henry H. Shaw Middleboro Boston Massachusetts Decease Mayflower Lodge of Masons

Port of Boston Turspay Vessel Arrivals and Trials

Arrivals include Steamer Lake Superior from Liverpool to EA Adams & Co, Tug Herald from New York, and Steamer City of Gloucester from Gloucester. Multiple barkentines and schooners arrive with coal and lumber to various consignees. oleomargarine case heard by Supreme Judicial Court. extensive coastwise and foreign vessel movements recorded with ships cleared, sailed, and anchored along the Atlantic ports and Vineyard Haven.

Lake Superior Stewart Liverool Moise EA Adams & Co Tug Herald Hawes New York City of Gloucester Proctor Gloucester Barkentine Angara Acker Montevideo John Emery & Co Barkentine Tremont Boston Brophy East Harbor Turks Island George Downey L M Smith Smith Weymouth Sayre Roberts Lyttleton Phineas W Sprague Thomaston Strong Grand Turk Turks — Island Vineyard Haven Charles L Davenport Morris W Caild Port Royal Small Perth Amboy Rebecca M Smith Grace George W Fennimore Shaw Philadelphia Forbes Yarmouth J G Tall & Co Schs Henry S Woodruff Hodgkins Cayenne H Havens Gleaner Davis Bridgewater Delong & Seaman Rob & Harry Darwin St John Hatheway & Co Georgian Ball Liverpool Thayer & Lincoln Longfellow Falker St Pierre Mig Pocahontas James Phelps Bros & Co City of Macon Lewis Savannah Richardson & Barnard Exsex, Taylor Baltimore AM Graham Rialto Akcester Furness Wiltby & Co Mary L Peters Williams Fernandina J H Conant & Co ES Newman Fortuna JJ Moore Belle Brown Myosotis A K Woodward Coastwi E Haroldine Buenos Ayres Jacob Reed Brunswick Yale John Holland Norfolk Florence C Magee Alice Philips Marion F Sprague Zacheus Sherman Charles H Sprague Charles Noble Simmons Abel & Babcock Helen H Benedict William Flint T W Cooper Mary J Elliot Coastwise Waldemar Belfast Herald Swan’s Island William B Herrick Sallie B Hector W McG Capebreton Maria Delphine Chatauquan Temperance Bell Olivia Victory Hopewell Clark’s Island Lillian Mt Desert Mattie Nobska William H. Park Mississippi London Rainbow Rio Janeiro Bessie E Creighton Pascagoula Clara A Donnell Brendige Naples Delaware Kate Crowley Walton S G Haskell Cardenas Clara J Wilbur Bishop Ponce Daisy Farlin Havana Ella L Davenport Galveston City of Saco Eugene Borda Puritan Vineyard Sound White Cloud Leach Rosario Nettie Champion Robert G Dun Lizzie H Patrick Gazelle Ingalls Grand Menon Hercules Newburyport Keystone Grace Rice

Crew Lost Captain Saved In Ocean Rescue

The Heston schooner William L. Bradley sailed from Charleston on October 5 bound for Weymouth. The crew abandoned ship on October 12 and were drowned. Captain Lee was rescued, taken aboard the steamer Julia, and later found clinging to wreckage in mid ocean near the Canary Islands.

Heston William L. Bradley Canary Islands Lee Julia Fama

Boxing Championship Entry Fee Change for New England Association

The Boxing Championship Committee of the New England Association lowers the entrance fee to one dollar per man per event. Entries close with secretary Jinx Taylor on December 3. Fees are fully refundable as a good faith guarantee to competitors.

The New England Association Jinx Taylor

Hall of Dry Goods Clerks Benefit Dance

The annual Dry Goods Clerks Benefit Association gathering will be held at Odd Fellows Hall on Friday evening December 11.

the Dry Goods Clerks’ Benefit Association Odd Fellows Hall

Foreign Ports Logboard from Havana and Beyond

Foreign port notices list vessels and movements with origin and destination points. Steamers Cuba and Adam W Spies depart Halifax and New York while bark Carrie E Long sails for Philadelphia, Lago sails to Boston, Albe marne and John I Snow depart Navassa, Cartaret, and New York, and Lord Lytton sails from New York to Liverpool.

Havana Cuba Halifax Bermuda Washington Kingsport Blomidon Carrie E Long Stowers Philadelphia Hong Kong Adam W Spies Staples New York Hull Lago Boston Laguayra Albemarne Forbes Navassa Cartaret Liverpool Lord

Sail and ship notices from Fall River and Atlantic coast

The 530 ton barkentine D A Brayton, built Fall River 1873, sold by John S Emery & Co to John F Brooks. Bark Adam W Spies reached Hong Kong from New York. Captain Staples died at sea. Schooner Susan t Ritchie bound for Boston, at Gloucester, not arrived as reported. Schooner Etta Tanner burned. cargo mostly intact. D W McLean wrecked near Chiltepee. Captain Davis killed. all mahogany lost. Steamer Nurnburg to Bremen towed Brema, disabled near Lizard. Lae Brema shaft broken.

Brayton Fall River Mass John S Emery & Co John F Brooks Adam W Spies Hong Kong New York Staples Aud Field Searswort Susan T Ritchie Boston Gloucester Etta Tanner D W McLean Frontera Chiltepee Davis Nurnburg Baltimore Bremen Brema Antwerp Hamburg

Harbor shipping notices and vessel movements across U S ports

A compendium of sailing entries and clearances listing schooners brigs barks and steamers at Baltimore Brunswick Beverly Boothbay Fernandina Mobile New York and Nobska with vessel names owners destinations and origins including freighters from Havana Boston Philadelphia Rockland Mount Desert and Porto Rico among others.

Baltimore Welcome Govenor Lowe South Amboy Boothbay Pemaquid Rockland Boston Freddie Higgins Wisca ET Hamor Mount Desrt Laura T Chester Rockport Lunet Anger Kate L Pray Mount Desert Norton Ida Judson Willie Fernandina Freeda A. Willey New York Mobile Nellie E Rumbail Mitehell Martinique Amalfi Hamburg Yamuri Mexico Havana Welhaven Laguayra Clement Fara Saturn Bristol Eng Santnit Aylona Leith Dundee Maasdam Rotterdam British Queen London Ida Winter Stettin J D Everett Crossley Calcutta McLaurin Oakes Hong Kong Evie Reed Reece Auckland Kentigern Boreaux Nobska East 24Th Puritan

Closing of Foreign Mails and Special Correspondence

Shipping mail closes for numerous destinations including Fortune Island Jamaica and Costa Rica via Port Limon on Nov 26 8 p.m. with many other routes to Europe the Americas and Asia, several steamer names and dates cited, multiple ports and special addressed items noted.

Fortune Island Jamaica Costa Rica Port Limon Claribel Curacoa Venezuela Savanilla Great Britain Bremen Ireland Belgium Netherlands Austria Norway Bergen Newcastle Sea P.O Southampton Ems Hayti Cumans Carupano Venezuelan Trinidad British Dutch Guiana Prins Frederick Hendrik Yucatan Campeche Tabasco Chiapas Cuba Yamuri Scotland Furnessia France Havre la Gascogne Bluefields Greytown Nic Agnes New Orleans Traxillo Ruatan Soteri Holguin Ethelred Nova Scotia Newfoundland Halifax Cephalonia

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Earl OF Lytton Reading Owen Meredithi the State Reformatory In Concord George H Beelock FA S Rices Superior Court Middlesex Addte J. Ferrall Melrose Thomas R. Ferrail Bridgeport Fairfield Thomas R. Ferrall Winthrop Suffolk County Mary E.harrison Mary E. Harrison Nan Revere Inseid Suffuls Mary Harrion A.D Vhomas K. Ferrall Thomas KR Ferrall Addie J, Ferralle AEW WupnespAay Port OF Boston Turspay Commonwealth Russell Huntley Luther H. Huntley Benjamin A. Plumley Supreme Judicial Court Allen, Knowlton Morton Lathrop Supreme Court of the United States Pillsbury United States George W. Beardsley Piano Co Boston Post Kroeger G O. W. Beardsley Piano Company Tremont Street Tremont Theatre Ofteu Marine Notes Society Islands Galilee San Francisco Japan Shanghai East Indies British India Straits Settlements Siam Duateh East Indies West Australia Fiji Samoan Islands New Caledonian Sydney Nsw Humpheys fromPuneys Humphreys’ Medicine Co. Cor William and John Streets Ays Humphreys Humphrexs William and John Srs N.Y Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line Yarthisan Long Wharf Phileterons Charleston Wilmington West Goa F. P. Wing BE. B. Sampson Gen. Myr State Street Fiske Olds Portland Steamers Lidia Wharf al Gueum Sunwars 3 Portland C. F. Williams Pilgriw Plymouth Park Square Station Attall River Pier 23 Rand Jersey City Broolyn Splenala Orchestra S Tote Atlwthia Cate Park Square Old Colony J.R. Kendrick Geo L. Connor Gen Clyde Steamsi WIP CO Great Southern Reight Li Fut South Carolina Pier 29 East River Yemassee Washington Street J. A. Flanders Theo G. Eger Trafic Bowing Green New York Nessmore Oransmore Parkimmore Hansa-Johnston Hamburz Wandrahin Stubbenhalk Baumwail WM. Johnston & CO Water Street Glasgow Londonderry Gibraltar S. Anglin Henderson Brothers Bowling Green C. V. Dasey Broad St Kesten Savannah Line, New England and Savannah Steamship Co Lewis’ Wharf Eoton Macon C. R.R. of Gaands Georgia Florida Alabama Louuiiana C. G. Pearson A. Dew. Sampson N. E. Avent Ss. F W. Ry G. A Cent. R.R Washington St Washington St. Richardson & Barnard, Agents, N.E. 53 Uantic G. M. Sorrell White Star Line Royal Mail Queenstown Atlantic RED Star Line United Stais Antewerp Siling B.A. Abrams & CO State St Sendfor Awamis Canhle Coder Avannah Pier Lewis Wharf Rysa TU Ea Canada Atlantic Steamship CO Lima Re A. Dew Sam Rickardson & Barnard Agenta Atlantic Avenus Norddeutscher Lloyd S.L. CO ELDER Fain Ems Havel Southapton Gremen Aris Travre Oelbrichs & CO Otte C. Theo Doane Street Beaver Line Lake Huron Lake Winnipeg Warren Line Ccocoee Michigan Palestine Kansas Warren & CO Milk Street Cunard Line Licelphalonia Samaria Pavonia Scythia Cabin Alexander Martin Ivervee Catalonia Bicevhalonia Smania Pavonta Leyland Line Gforglanes Ceeenov Lancasureias Virginian Bostontan THA Yere & Lincoln India Wharf Pier 11 North River M. Whitney Ludia Wharf Baltimore, Norfolk Battimore A. M. Graham Agt Central Wharf Azores Sarah L. BR. Hale E. A, Adams & CO Mallory Leo Alamo Rio Trande Gicomal Brinsyok Fernantina SN Antonio State OF Texas Seth Sprague Allan Line Buenos Ayrean H. & A. Allan Boston, Halifax & P E Southside Carroll Maritime Provinces L. H. Palmer Old State House R. B. Gardner Atlantic Ave Eastport Calais St. John International SS. Co Eave Commercial Wharf Boston & Maine R.R Commercial Wharf E. A. Waldron Bastern Beston E. A. Adams & CO Navy Emerson Prescott Street Armory Maverick Street Bunker Hall Lexington Street Baldwin Street City Hall City Square North Bennet Street Charity Chardon Street Weils Biosom Street Anderson Street Central Office Beacon Street Starr King Lennyson Street Pierpont Hudson Street Spellman Broadway B Street East Fourth Street Dorchester Street Waltham Street West Concord Street Cabot Street Ward Vine Dudley Streets Court House Roxbury Street Phillips, Cor Smith Street Municipal Court Room Seaverns Avenue Court Room Adams Street Linus E. Pearson Michael Carney Charles E. Clark Board of Registrars of Voters Massachu Suffolk Robert Craskl Loston Elizabeth Craske Woodbridge New Jersey Suston Monda John W. McKim Elivau George Register Otlce Marcha Larksh Suffol Kuhn Clarke Hooston Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Coart Cambridge Saich Councy Hoston Chubd C. Hurd Achus Ann G Damon Ritz William Chershire Tlampshire Calvin B. Verry Fitzwilliam Cheshire Towit Warren Institution For Savings Institution For Savings Ruxbury and Vicinity Eliot Five Cents Savings Bank Houston Post Joan VW. McKim. Esquire Elijah George Florence M. Mullane Joseph W. Mullane John J. Murphy Seid Guardian Sid Court Joan W. McKim Esquire Elias George Edward J. Jenkins William L. Bowditch Fouth Dedham George White Jonathan Cobb Catherine A. Kendrik Charles K. Amidon Admr Roton County of Suffolk CuAnLis F. Johnson Jyommon Ey EA Lchusetips Messenger Oston Jason Rowe Baker Court Square Softon John B. Fitzpatrick Mpass Aou Messenger’s Warrane Buffolk Jos PH W. Eastabrook Luston Commonwealth OF Massachu Seris Michael O'Cunaur Sabia Con Wiilliam PH. Lapp George W. Adams & Co Cout T Ten Welock A.m Alexander J. Menaren Border St East Boston Thomas Woodwar Central St Absig
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