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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1883

Page

4

Page wills trust for family and charity eye ear infirmary

The will of Henry A. Page creates a trust fund for his family with contingent principal paid to the Massachusetts charitable eye and ear infirmary. The Eastern railroad plans two California redwood passenger cars, to be highly polished and among the road’s finest. Speakers including Charles B Fairchild, Rev. Hale, Rev. Osborne, and Thomas F. Ring slated for Tremont Temple benefit of associated charities next Tuesday. A new telephone office will open near Berkeley and Tremont with main office expansion to serve 8000 to 9000 subscribers. Milk strikers’ annual hall at Monument Hall Charlestown drew about 100 couples with Dunbar’s band and silk souvenir programmes for patrons. Funeral of David B. Crocker held at 72 West Newton Street with Rev. Dr. Miner officiating. mourners included Osborne Brewster and others, remains interred at Forest Hills.

Eastern Railroad Company California Boston Exchange Milk Strikers’ Association Monument Hall Charlestown Dunbar David B. Crocker West Newton Street Miner Osborne Brewster Mr. Crocker Frederick W. Lincoln George E. Crocker Uriel Crocker Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association Forest Hills Cemetery

London war correspondent O Donovan dies in El Obeid massacre

From the Chicago Times a cable despatch reports that Mr. O Donovan of The London Daily News, famed war correspondent, died in the El Obeid massacre following earlier fatal encounters in the Russo Turkish war and Zula insurrection.

Chicago Times O’donovan London Daily News Zula Tel-el-Kebir London el Obeid O'Donovan

John Dalton Lock Dies in New York Merchant and Philanthropist

John Dalton Lock of New York, a millionaire tin merchant and native of New Hampshire, died at Whitestone on November 28 at age 74. Grace Beebe aged 101 died at North Attleboro on Monday, November 26. J Milton Roberts of Hancock Street, who arrived in New York on the Servia, suffered a hemorrhage before reaching the pier and died in New York Hospital on November 28 at about 58, a junior partner of A Wentworth Roberts & Co marble workers. he had traveled to Europe for health reasons.

John Dalton Lock New York New Hampshire Whitestone S. 1 Grace Beebe North Attleboro J. Milton Roberts Hancock Street New York Hospital Roberts

Weather Summary Across Districts With Temperature Shifts

Clear weather prevails in most districts with exceptions near Lake Superior. Winds trend northwest to southwest along the Atlantic coast and southern states and the Ohio valley. Temperatures vary, with colder conditions by the lake and rising temps in the northwest. Readings at 3 PM yesterday ranged from 50 to 69 across cities including Washington to San Diego, with warmer trends forecast along the Ohio valley, Tennessee, and Mississippi valley today and tomorrow.

Lake Superior Atlantic Coast Ohio Valley Lake Region Mississippi River St. Lawrence Valley Mississippi Valley Washington Norfolk Savannah Atlanta Jacksonville Pensacola New Orleans Galveston Los Angeles San Diego Tennessee

Citizens convention mocked for errors and race tensions in Boston

The convention faced sharp critique for blunders and missteps in nominating an aldermanic ticket, with strong opposition to Mr. Dacey on the school committee. Tensions over Irish prejudice ran high as votes swayed and internal doubts about loyalty of some nominees emerged, threatening cross-party endorsements. Tax figures reveal property holdings of aldermanic nominees, showing large real estate and firm interests across Boston.

Citizens’ Convention Dacey McLean Executive Committee Martin Burrell Central Club Boston John Muller John Miller & Co Hanover Street Malcolm Greenough Andrew M. Morton A. M. Morton & Co Washington Friend Centre Street Emigrant Savings Bank William P. Leavitt Tremont Street Adams Street Dorchester District Jonathan A. Lane Allen, Lane & Co Devonshire Street Benajamin F. Paine Grocer Rockland Street Brighton District Lake Street Charles H. Hersey Hersey & Bro Charles Hayden Hayden, Guardenier & Co Solomon B. Stebbins Joseph Cadwell O’brien Merritt Patrick Maguire Alderman O’brien Mr. Merritt Alderman Devlin

Oxford to publish vast comprehensive English dictionary

The Oxford University will produce a dictionary large enough to explain every historic English word. It will surpass all prior efforts with 237000 words, issued in 24 parts of 350 pages each costing at least 250000 dollars. Initiated by Dean Trench in 1857, led by Dr Murray with 809 assistants, the project started under the Philological Society and later moved to Oxford.

The Washington Post Oxford University Dean Archbishop) Trench Philological Society Johnson Murray University of Oxford

Farmer Identifies Bullet In Oyster at Detroit Restaurant

A farmer, returning to market with potatoes, drinks oysters at a Central Market area restaurant. One patron hides a bullet in an oyster shell. the farmer bites it out, recognizes the bullet as from the 1862 Battle of Fair Oaks, and vows to mount it on his watch chain for $5.7.

Detroit Free Press Central Market George Battle of Fair Oaks

Maritime Steamship Schedules and Departures from Boston

A dense OCR of shipping schedules lists numerous sailings from Boston to Liverpool Glasgow and New York with agents and vessel names such as Durham City Lombard's Widdrington and Victoria. It includes dates in November and December, ports like Liverpool Glasgow Havre and Marseilles, and notes about mail steamers and supplementary mail closes. The list features ships from Henderson Bros, Warren & Co, Thayer & Lincoln and others, along with remarks on mail steamers and trans Pacific routes.

Buston Tyrian DeSpezzia Henderson Bros Deronda Danizio AGC Lombard’s Sons Widdrington London Lombard’s Sons Austran Glascow H& A Allan Durham City Brigham & Co Venetian Liverpool Thayer & Lincoln Acadia Messina Henderson Bros Preston Kansas Warren & Co Otranto Hull Preston Iberian Thayer & Lincoln Victoria New York Utopia Marseilles Henderson Bros State Nevada Glasgow Baldwin & Co Otegon Willliams & Guyon Montreal Henderson Bros State of Indiana Baldwin & Co St Germain Havre Louis de Bebian Holland WJ Hurst Peter Wright & Sons Zaandam Amsterdam Finch, Edge & Co Neckar Bremen Qeirichs & Co Republic Red Curtis Glaszow H& A Allan Widdington Lombard’s San Palestine Warren & Co Parthia P H Warren & Co Austrian H& A Allan Towa Warren & Co Victoria Warren & Co Juliet Gibraltar A C Lombard Sas Boston Postoffice Europe Queenstown Srittannic Southampton Conan Scotland Bolivia Parthia Oston Sessierese Soc

Stormy Atlantic Passage Reports Steamer Loads and Clearances

Across the Atlantic several vessels report severe westerly gales and heavy seas during the voyage. The steamer Bulgarian Parry Liverpool November 14 carried moise to Thayer and Lincoln, while Falmouth Larcom St John NB with moise and passengers to WH Kilby, and Glaucus Bearse New York with mdse to Hatttney. Local schooners and brigs list arrivals and cargos including Penobscot Donovan Tremont Portland mdse, City of Gloucester Proctor Gloucester, and many others from NB NS to ME. Cleared foreign steamers Bavarian Parthenia and Carrie also cleared. numerous ships bound for Atlantic ports. Sailed steamers Waldensian Spartan Chatham and a large fleet of unknown schooners.

Bulgarian Parry Liverpool Moise Thayer & Lincoln Falmouth Larcom St John Eastport Portland Kilby Aoe Glaucus Bearse New York Ha Ttney Penobscot Roix Bangor James Littlefield Tremont Donovan Gloucester Proctor Blake Anthony Annapolis Gold Hunter Crowell Clementsport Adelia Berry Huntley Sanford Arsboro Endeavor Martin Joggins Janet S. Shaw Fredendon Alice Kerrigan Frank L P Lawson Mand Pye Dickson Moncton E H Foster Stevens Salmon River Ben Bolt Drake St Steens Ethel Emerson Tower Lohester Sarah Clinkhart Calais Ganerican Murphy Kiota Kelley Nichol Flynn Machias Boomer Brown Mt Des Pene Bartlet Judge Low Crossman Pembroke Ida Strout Chase Picket Millbridge Yankee Blade Coombs Hero Lowe Winterport Kennebec Kate Lily Hodgdon Westport Sasanoa Dunton Bath Sii Mary B Rogers Knight Hull Wind West Cape Cod Wind Light Lazzolo Schs Parthenia Dauphire Lunenburg JG Hall & Co Carrie Bear River Delong & Seaman E Walsh Lecgain W B Forrest Ttar Robblee Thornes Cove Albert Schultz Eldridge Aspinwall Henj Howard & Sons Johanna Ger Meinders Adelaide Peabody & Co Erbrng Alaska Georgetown Pei S J Golding Br Schs Belvedere McLe Maitland Evergreen Perry Leeway & Co A.ja Spragz Hatheway & Co M& A Morrison Morrison Shelburne Barclay & Co Mayflower Tufts H Miller Howes Baltimore Norfolk Sampson Spartan Nickerson Philadelphia E B Sampson General Whitney Hallett H M Whitney Fremont William Weeks Dresser Adams J H Flitner

Port list of vessels and sails from Cape Ann Advertiser

Fishing schooners and ships bound for various ports depart from Gloucester and nearby harbors. Vessels include Ianthe Gouldsboro for Portland and Izetta Boston for Belfast, with crews named like Condy Strout Eldridge and Crowell. Grand Banks entries show Laura Sayward Nevada and Huntress Eastport bound for New York while others sail to Boston Portland and St John New Brunswick.

Echs Vandalia Alley Reaidout Bestor Ira Eligs Hudson New York Boothbay Laura Sayward Nevada Oliver Eldridge Elisha Crowell Georges G P Whitman Gertie E Foster Alice M Strople Grand Banks Ascar Ichs Sattehite Anderton Portsmouth Huntress Wilson Eastport Estella Maguire Guesboro Brisette Bissett St John Maggie Power Holbrook Boston Bluehill

Deaths at Sea on Whalers and Vessels

Report of maritime movements with several ships sailing and passing including Neptun Muriel Ariadne Pacosa Vicerina Storra Lee Brodrene Dominion Eclipse and the death of Capt Jones on the bark Arn during whaling activities near Baltimore New Orleans Monreal and Dalhousie routes referenced.

Antwerp Neptun Thorsen Baltimore Conway Wales Muriel Nicholson Dalhousie Pantzie Ariadne Johannesen New Ork Hamburg Liverpool Dominion Monreal Lizard Eclipse Capt Jones

Gloucester Fishing Arrivals Reported At Port

Gloucester Massachusetts reports seven fishing arrivals over the last 48 hours. Three vessels came from the Grand Banks and four from Georges. Receipts include 95.00 nee of Georges codfish and 62,000 pounds of fresh salt herring in the harbor.

Gloucester Mass Grand Banks

Ships Change Hands in Boothbay and Bath

Boothbay and Bath report vessel transactions with the schooner Javres S Lowei!, a three masted craft of 78.59 tons, launched by E Soule & Co of Bath. Ownership shifts include Express, 67.94 tons, from South Thomaston to Capt Isiah Lewis of Boothbay and Bristol interests, with master Free nan K Reed.

Boothbay South Thomaston A A Foster Isiah Lewis Bristol E Soule & Co Bath GW Johnson JS Lowell Nan K Reed

Ships Listed in Transit and Positions From Newcastle to New York

A compiled register notes ships in passage with origins and destinations including SPOKEN from Newcastle to San Francisco Sept 7 lat 56 S lon 63 50 W, Independence from Boston to Valparaiso Oct 2 lat 10 N lon 21 W, Joseph B Thomas from San Francisco to Liverpool Nov 6 lat 15 14 N lon 126 24 W, Mandalay from Conception to Astoria Nov 16 lat 44 N lon 132 W, Nicholas Thayer from Sae Kong to New York Nov 20 lat 86 27 N lon 73 W, Ernest from Pernambuco to New York Nov 7 lat 12 44 N lon 45 W, Golconda from Pascagoula to Boston Nov 23 lat 35 89 N lon 74 22 W.

Falls of Attou Seater Newcastle San Francisco Lon Independence Parrott Boston Valparaiso Ion Joseph B Thomas Lermond Liverpool Mandalay Br Conception Astoria Barx Nicholas Thayer Thomaston Tsae Kong New York Ernest Pernambuco Golconda, Hall Pascagoula

Lighthouse Buoy Deployments Near Deep Water Point

Lighthouse Inspector's Office 4th District Philadelphia reports new spar buoys placed in the Delaware River areas near Bulkhead Shoal and Deep Water Point to mark wrecks and channels. Red and black spar buoys designate the Coral wreck, while iron can and nun buoys replace winter spar and ice buoys, under Commander G B White USN.

4Th District Philadelysmia Delaware River Fort Claware Deep Water Point Finn's Point Ely Fk Dupont Pigeon Point Delaware Bay Liehthouse Board G B White USN

Whalers report deaths and oil cargoes from New Bedford to San Francisco

Bark Arnolda reports Capt Jones dead May 29 near San Francisco. Body sent to San Francisco. native of New York. Logs from Wave at Teneriffe and Mermaid at Fayal note oil cargoes and whales. James Arnold, Sherman, and others report catches, spoil, and sp oil on board. Ship John P West arrives with 375 bbls sp oil. Lancer arrives with 2990 bbls sp oil. Overall, ships report great scarcity of whales and varying oil stocks.

Arnolda New Bedford San Francisco Jones Mermaid Sherman Fayal Wales James Arnold Talcahuana Horatio Morse Jas Allen Lake John P

Disastrous shipping news from North Atlantic and ports

A string of maritime incidents across several ships and crews. The Annie Carl ashore at Nags Head while Voyageur seeks refuge at Brixham with sick crew. Water Witch loses anchor off Rio bound, Hark New Light leaky near Baltimore. Alabama off Newport, Rhode Island, ship Free Wind arrives Philadelphia with jibboom and anchor losses after Delaware Bay collision. Beethoven breaks windlass returning to Philadelphia. Muriel arrives at Conway with deckload loss and boatswain missing. Lookout Shoals vessel stranded with crew presumed lost. Iron Duke and Princeport collide. Enterprise damaged by a ship drift and Robinson ashore near Calais but likely to refloat. Various other ships suffer damage or salvage actions around Porto Rico, Liverpool, Wood End, and Boothbay with multiple dockside casualties and weather-related losses.

Annie Carl New York Nags Head Voyageur Liverpool St Johns NF Brixham Water Witch McLeod Baltimore Rio Jance Newport News New Light Berry Rio Alabama Newport Providence Philadelphia Delaware Bay Beethoven Hamburg Delaware Muriel Nicholson Dalhousie Conway Wales Lookout Shoals Iron Duke Shields San Francisco Princeport Rio Janeiro Robinson Calais Fox Island Sih Frank M McGear Sharp Savannah Norfolk Fenwick Island Shoals Sir Frank Skillings Eastport Halifax Sch L P Churchill Porto Rico London Tonsberg Quebec Glen Derchat Provincetown Mass Orange Grove Lockeport Wood End Longfellow Minerva West Hartlepool Boothbay Mary Pickard Gruse Jibboom Cruso Sarah Boothbay Bart Burnt Island Glaupois Bargany Milne Apalachicola Liztie Morse Hall Pensacola Josiy Oe Smith Jane Engiana G . Cae Ieee Gieaee Hallett Wre Boston Blackstone Kent Providense William Kemmery Parker Charleston Rocky Glen Bray Jesse Murdock Phinney Hoboken Cox & Green Thompewn Swis Nelson E Newbory Paul P Keller Weyboaset Briz Etta Whittemore Huntley Cadiz Harry Stewart Babbidge Turk’s Island Moreau Havre McClellan Moonroe Susan B Ray Galvestom Henriette Esch Mamie Ampico Trig Jujia E Sebastopool Spark Wilkinson Nina Schmidt Jennie Sweeney Hradson Georgetown Graham South Alexandria Conteh Kelly New Haven Tireen Lizzie Dewey Peters Cow Hay Abbie Walker Jacksomville Swith Stockiey Mobile Carin Emenwisen Plyce Northumbria Johosep Montiurc Sayd Do. Machtas Magnet Pletcher Rew Kate Bangor Icis Royal Arcenum S John Gregory Isisc Burpee Avis Centennial Bry New Crepp Victor Sarah Hanter Julian Pratt Yreka Robbie Godfrey Dorchester Stewart Glasgow Fulda Andutch Bremen Orenoco Fraser Hamilton Rio Grande Lewis Galveston Quick New Orleans Chattahoochee Daggett Wenoitt Neptune Elida Zinake Trieste Ferdinand Maroha Rotterdam Cuba Himme Skus Proteus Baltic Buenos Ayres Hammonia Schwenzer E Moore Saclett George Hotchatss French Somerset Atsoar City of Antonio Fernandina Barks Coinwellis Talesman Anguilla Walter L Plummer Port de Paix Zamora St John Clara Jane E G Willard Rockland John S Chase Machias Prowley Sidney Dorian New Bedford Hell Gate Glancus Bearse America Miller New London Mott Haven Gollins Nellie Paine Fisher Flora King Briggs Weehawken Cowyperthwaite Caswell Port Johnson J B Wellington Kich Amboy Henry Parker Richmond Bridgeport Navarro Aldococea Bernard Hall Wallace Excelsior Mawthorn Knickerbocker Wemble Ship Water Wallett Tyrell Resuesta Poleye Barcelona Alberta West Indies Port Eades Schs John H Kranz Robert Ruff Staameeer Santiago Pitcher Ann L Lockwood St Johns Thorp Bailey Peter H Crowell Baker Daylight Hodgdon Thomas L James Longstreet Spartan J & H Blenderman Cavileer Para Grimes Smith Billow Sdi Cayenne Simpson Kastri Senator Grimes Mary Buckley Ary Ellen George Law Ira Sturgis Lizzie Agnes A M Ridgeway Fairweather Sailea Steamer Finance Newbur x Achilles Wiley Panther

Port of multiple sailings and arrivals across global ports

A dense log of 19th century maritime movements lists ships sailing and in port with captains, cargoes, and destinations. Port entries include Oct and Nov voyages from Buenos Ayres, Bahia, Calcutta, Honolulu, Liverpool, Montevideo, Navassa, Port Natal, Panama, Spain, and more. Notable vessels include brig Evviva, bark Neva, ship Staffordshire, steamer San Jose, and brig Consuelo among others, with routes to New York, London, Liverpool, and various Caribbean harbors.

Portinua Evviva Brown Porto iKordeaux Regulus Paulsen New York Alphonse Et Marie No 2 Privat New Orleans Buenos Ayres Boylston Small Pernambuco Carmelita Rocca Rebuffo Pensacola Bahia Big Neva Thivault Richmond Balgay Cowper Olive Mount Smith Queen Jones Kila Daisy Lewis Veronica Payson Glasgow Ella Larsen Janice Blyth Rees Emil Lange Calcutta L L Sturgess Limekin Oakland Mitchell Brambietye Pickard San Francisco Newman Hall Slater United Kingdom George Skeffield Hale Bombay Sanger Glamis Baker Staffordshire Sheldrake Cape Race Toronto Gibson Montreal Liverpool Charlottetown PEI Carrie Jacobs Edith Brundage Mumbles Hazel Dell Amero Tunstall Mackie St Johns Pemerara Louisa Bliss Strong Oston Gunnymas Newbern Honolulu Consuelo Cousins Jennie Walker Nissan Lady Lampson Eva Wickman Stumboldt Dakota Maguire Port Gamble Friedrich Piderup Hong Kong Coloma Noyes Portland Viva Pettersen Genoa Priest Pnotte Munson RATIO Navassa Hattie N Bangs Bangs Alexandria John S Detwiler Matthews Wilmington Port Natal Port Francisco Felix McRae Panama San Jose Griffith Aca- Oppulco Honduras Pitts Champerlco Spain Hannah McLeon London Point-a- Pitre Etta A Watt Hutchings Baltimore Jamaica Thresa Janvrin Hayti Talisman Delano Anguilla Gacier Lofsen Wilminton Aglesund Schage Galveston Anita Berwind Buco Ventelia Oestmann Maceie Channel United States St Olar Sjoberg Princess Beruldgen Elmina Ball St George Tallock Valparaiso Lauretta Adam White Cydalene Bernard Qhichibucto Kaja Weltesen St Thomas Robert J Barr Jansen Coe Porto Rico Senorita Olstead Turks Island Peter Young Saunders Port Eads Themis Bray iLondon Scotland Luckhurst Irene Olsen Philadelphia Emilia T. Radoniich Galley Lorne Japan China Kark Skudesnaes Kjeldsen A Spret F P Qsiand Boujer

Foreign Ports-By Cable Nov 19 to Nov 27 Listings

Foreign ports list with schooners and steamers arriving or sailing including Balkan Flamino bound for New Org Antwerp Nov 27 Rosa Oxholm Savannah Gloucester New York J E Suthergreen Charleston Atlantic Belle New York Cavra Padang loading for New York Candeur New York Leif Eriksen Charleston Huron Newcastle lost deckload Diana Brunswick G Ar Patterson

Cable Alexandria Balkan Flamino New Org Antwerp Rosa Oxholm Savannah Bristol Gloucester Peters New York J E Suthergreen Spicer Charleston Siemen Ar Navy Atlantic Belle Matavica Cavra Padang Great Yarmouth aAr

Shipping News Fragments From 20th Century Port Ledger

Maritime notices document arrivals, clearances, and sailings across multiple ports. Vessels named include steamer William Kemmery brig Rocky Glen brig Harry Stewart and schooner Abbie Walker. Numerous ports cited: Boston Providence New York Hoboken Cadiz Cadiz and Havre, with cargoes, routes, and weather remarks.

Hotel Arrivals List of Numerous Guests From Many Cities

A long hotel arrivals list includes guests from New York Boston Portland Chicago and many smaller towns. Names such as H H Edgerton Fiskdale W W Hall New York J H Broderick Troy and J A Fitham are noted along with numerous others, with inns and associations across Massachusetts Vermont Maine and beyond represented in a dense roster.

H Edgerton Fiskdale Bisnd A Fitham New York Hall G Myers Portsmouth H Adams Limerock Broderick &Wf Troy Nashua Ashley H Johnson Busby St John Bent Clinton Gee Dodge Chicago Warren Haven Brookline Brookfield

Names and affiliations from a clippings list

A garbled OCR list shows many individuals and places tied to firms and cities across New York Maine Massachusetts and beyond. The fragment presents names such as Yaill Richards Gardiner Smith Rochester Laure Lynn Davis Boothby Campbel Poole Parcher Alexander Moore Coffin French Sceville Cornwall Morrison Faelz Dennis Meal Caikin Bevan Hurd and locations including New York Bangor Waterville Bath Montreal Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati Toronto and more. The item lacks a coherent event or narrative.

JM Yaill New York Richard &Wi Gardiner Kandall Maine Smith Williamstown Collen & Wi Thompson & Wi Rochester Sprague RC Laure Lynn Davis Andover Lauhita DA Barlier Philadelphia Stodder Bangor Foot CG Eddy &Wf C Hight CC Burris Ellsworth K Boothby Waterville M Hurd Cincinnati AD Akerman J M Hall

Trade directory of merchants and firms across U S cities

A compiled list of names and firms from multiple cities including Baltimore Chicago Cincinnati Louisville Nashville San Francisco St Louis and more showing various partnerships and trading houses such as Moore Marsh & Co Phelps Dodge & Pal, Schwab & Co, Ringgold & Co, Goetter Weil & Co, McKee & Co and many others with locations spanning from Ga to Pa and Tex.

Atlanta,Ga John Smith Moore,Marsh & Co Baltimore A Young, Young, Khramel & Diggs Brun Pretzfelder Kline & Co Spear Burlington Adams G Adams Chicago Ill Cincinnati Tre Denver Col Cross Stark & Cross Evansville Ind Hinkle Nisbet « Co Henson R m Ace Rowen J H Sutcliffe Sutcliffe & Wen Louisville Keith Neale Keith & Barlow Ads A McClung McClung Wm Rosenberg Rozenberg Nathan & Flexner Spelger Smith, Henry & Co Macon N M Soclomon S T Coleman & Co Hunt Singleton Hunt & Co Memphis Tenn Miles Standish Hill, Standish & Co Minneapolis Minn Morse Morse & Co Ottumwa Rosenstock Rosenstock & Co Savannah Einstein Einstein’s Sons Par Sedalia S Mackay St Joseph Noyes Noyes,Norman & Co T Smith Smith-Frazer Boot and Shoe St Louis Allen,Claflin, Allen & Co Brown Hamilton,Brown & Co

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