Interconvertible Bond Plan Won't Be Pressed Now
Washington November 25. The President and Secretary Windom will not press Congress to issue an interconvertible bond yet. They favor the idea but prefer to let Republican members decide. They aim to avoid dictating policy while signaling support for increased currency later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Windom
Congress
Farmers’ Alliance
Greenbackers
White House
Sherman
Aldrich
Senate
Farquhar
New York
House
Democratic House
In Circulation Policy Shift Across 1885 to 1886
A notice notes that circulation during the period from March 4, 1885, to October 1, 1886, differed due to an opposite policy. The statement contrasts this approach with prior practices and signals changes affecting subscribers and distribution.
CLEARLY A DILATORY MOTION
Discussion among Republican members about how the Democratic Speaker will handle motions in the next House. Din the scene, Joe Cannon recalls Speaker Reed’s rule against dilatory moves and doubts Democrats will permit a substitute motion to elect their Speaker candidate. General Cogswell agrees the chair would likely rule it out due to small minority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Joe’ Cannon
Cogswell
Death of Government Director James W Savage Minded at Omaha
The Union Pacific Railway Company announces the death of Government Director Judge James Woodruff Savage of Omaha on the morning of November 22. Savage, a New England descendant and War of the Rebellion veteran, served as a lawyer and judge in Omaha before joining the board in July 1885, with a reputation for honesty, fairness, and skill in handling labor disputes. President Adams relays a warm personal homage, noting Savage’s steadfast character and informal arbitration that benefited the company on several occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railway Company
Adams
James Woodruff Savage
Omaha
James Woodratt Savage
Savage
Cleveland
Harrison
Judge Savage
New England
Massachusetts
New York Cavalry
Democrats See Smooth Path for Cleveland and Hill
New York Democrats view no rift between Cleveland and Hill. They expect Mill to join the Senate and Cleveland to be supported for president. Reform Democrat Tracey says Hill will run for Senate, while Cleveland would accept a 792 nomination if urged. If a national demand arises, all New York would back Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Governor Hill
New York
Hill
Mill
Senate
Tracey
Albany
House
Quiet Fall River stock market hints at slow activity
The Fall River market shows little activity as manufacturing stays uncertain. Hatford & Co. reports several stock sales across cotton and miscellaneous mills with prices shaded slightly, while the article notes scarce bids and few actual transactions. A feature on Paine's Canal Street furniture displays a unique veined Mexican mahogany dining set, highlighted as a premier piece from the world’s largest retail furniture store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forl River
G. M. Hatfords & Co
American Linen Co
Jarnard Mfg. Co
Bourne Mills
Barnaby Mfg. Co
Border City Mfg. Co
Chace Mills
Corneil Mills
Crescent MiUs
Eh Davol Mills
Ae Flint Mills
Globe Yarn Mills
Es Granite Mills
Hargraves Mills
King Philip Mills
Bee Laurel Lake Mills
Ee Merchants’ Mfg. Co
Mechanics’ Mills
Es Narragansett Mills
Ae Osborn Mills
Es Pocasset Mills
Richard Borden Mfg
Coose Tuccae
Esses
Sagamore Mfg. Co
Shore Mills
Slade Milla
Ee Stafford Mills
Seaconnet Mills
Woop
Paine
Canalstreet
Amount of Money in Circulation and Treasury Report
The forthcoming Treasury report shows tabulated data on money in circulation from 1870 to present. It notes a total increase of over 727 million dollars from 1870 to 1890 with per capita rises, and details monthly averages during recent decades. It attributes recent growth to policy keeping surplus low via bond purchases and redemption, restoring money to circulation despite a noted decrease later in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Merely Equal to Ivory Soap Sparks Debate
A reader notes that the product touted as “just as good as the Ivory” fails to match the standard. The letter questions quality and value, urging caution before accepting claims of similarity.
Shipping News Mini Almanac Almanac for Saturday November 29
Shipping notes and almanac style brief with high water times and moon details for Saturday November 29. Contains nautical timing and day length hints for mariners and coastal readers.
Port of Boston Cargo and Arrivals Report
Port of Boston logs list arrivals and clearances including Borderer from London with passengers, Tudor Prince and Penmark sightings, numerous coasters and steamers under way to New York, Baltimore, and local ports. Foreign steamers Cephalonia and Florence Christine depart, coastal trade moves including Kennebec and Snowines, with multiple tugs and barges noted. numerous ships report courses and destinations along with lighthouse bearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borderer
Manley
London
Farness
Tudor Prince
Wilmington
Reval
Penmark
New York
Milanese
Lestun
Yamuri
Nor
Ruse
Port Antonio
Boston Fruit Co
Whitney
Hallett
Mise
H M Whitney
Dorchester
Howes
Baltimore
Norfolk
Niise
Graham
Cumberland
Thompson
St John
Eastport
Portland
Mdse
Ebc Waldron
Kennebec
Collins
Bath
Snowman
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
Wrestler
Uling
Newport News
Gilchrist
Newburg
Ice King
Chase
Sch
Chase Barks
Delahanty
Kennebec River
David Brown
Pertlana
Seas Advance
Slaw
Sabrina
Harrington
Nell
Perry
Roland
Crane
Victory
Daniel Webster
Wyman
Bucksport
Seir
George W Collins
Gordon
Sullivan
Ale
Edward
Warren
Colson
Belfast
G W Rait
Coleman
Eliot
Matilda
Cooper
Rockwort
Harriet
Hatton
Mary
Wilson
Calder
Calais
Metropolis
Smith
Vinalhaven
Edward Rich
Gardiner
Deer Isle
Schlda Hudson
Ethel
Chute
Annapolis
Delong & Seaman
Florence Christine
Ijr
Kerry
Annapoli
Same
Hector W McG
Oxner
Glacebay
Brenda
Dexter
Lockport
Shelburne
CU Chaudier
Messie
Yarmouth
James
Handy
Clarks Island
J W Linnell
Edward F Mansfield
Crosly
Americal
Sandy
Chatham
Pockport
Ellida
Edward W Young
James H Hoyt
Charles L Jefirey
George A McPadden
Edwa Mansfield
Panther
Henry Clay
Philadelphia
Schlheber Woodruff
CW Morse
Oliver Ames
Nantasket Roads
Higieland Light
Shawmut
Robvena
Joel Cooke
Maine
Freight Market Struggles At Boston Port In Late November
Boston freight markets show weak outward demand and scarce homeward freights. Coal ports boost rates while ice shipments vanish. several vessels secured or floated on varied trades to Demerara, Hatteras, and Newfoundland as ocean commerce slows with cold weather.
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Boston
Maine
New England
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Newport News
New York
America
Mary Baker
Pensacola
Rio Janeiro
Benj C Frith
Demerara
Hatteras
Sugar
Nelson Lartett
General Cargo
Westinpiss
Bark
Belmont
Trinidad
Washington
Isphalt
Bris & Dith
Wilmington
Cape Hayts
James Arthur
Toston
Charlottetown
Sc Bush
Prince Edward Island
Mary Rogers
Vidhelta
Cape Breton
Coasew Ist
John B. Paige
Rockport
JS Lamphrey
Star of the Sea
Katie J Barrett
Seog Lizzie Babcock
I. Leaming
Kennebec
Evie
Hal
Portsmouth
Florence I Lockwood
Haggett’s Cove
Sarah Ward
Belfast
Ebenezer Haggett
New
Oliver Scofield
Bangor
SH Walker
Katon, Crescent
American
Warren Potter
Lanesville
Phiadelphia
Bk W Young
Carver
Trarver
Seheida L Hull
Selis NH Skinner
Hattie M Howes
West Side
Clark’s Island
Charlies H Sprague
Frankfort
Mack Orpheus
Naphilia
Bremen
Keistag
United Kingdom
Mark Ophelia
London
Shipping News Terse Log of Vessels Sailed and In Port
A compact maritime update listing sailing vessels from Cardiff Cape Town Demerara Fomey Naples Rio Janeiro and other ports with names of ships captains destinations and dates. It also notes in port entries at Annapolis and Lyttleton with arrivals and loadings.
Fishermen Catch Totals and Shipping Notices Noted in Gloucester and Provincetown
Maritime bulletin lists numerous vessels and cargoes dated Nov 28 with codfish and halibut totals from Gloucester Fleet including Annie Westey Abbie F Morris and others. Provincetown ships Lulu Wilbur Emily P Wright Joseph P Johnson and others report 20 000 to 60 000 barrels of cod and do. Additional entries note ships Benjamin Sewall Aeolus Glenmoray Buckingham and others with octant positions and ports of origin or destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Boston
Grand Bank
Halibat
Annie Westey
Abbie F Morris
A T Gifford
Tolanthe
Spencer F Bayard
Lizzie W Hannum
North Bay
Anne
Loring B Haskell
Joseph Warren
Isaac Collins
New Steamer Europe Launched For Liverpool to New York Service
London reports the new steamer Europe built at Matrow-on-Tyne for the National Steamship Company was launched yesterday and will operate between Liverpool and New York. In Maine the Josephine Ellicott, 350 tons, was launched Wednesday at Columbia Falls and will be commanded by Otis C Cole, owned by the master and Boston and New York parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
Matrow-on-Tyne
National Steamship Company
Liverpool
New York
Machias
Columbia Falls
Whalers Report Boston Bark Ocean Sighted Near Fox Island
In a Nov 27 notice, the bark Ocean of New Jersey was reported at Fox Island as whalers from San Francisco track the vessel. The brief item notes the ship’s origin and location without detailing outcomes or cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matanzas
Dames
Garfield
Fisher
New York
Newcastle
Nsw
Port
Love
San Diego
Port Pirie
Kate Davenport
Port Blakely
Port Chalmers
Leading Wind
Hinckley
Auckland
Boston
Pernambuco
DA Brayton
Coombs
Melbourne
ST Jago
Santiago
Nassau
Venezia
Baltimore
ST Kitts
Iolani
ST John
Ayr
Branscomb
Edmund, Burns
Parbados
Prudent
Dickson
Cricket
Ernst
Gothenburg City
London
ST Lucia
Hopetoun
T Jago
Wellington
Star of the East
Killam
Windsor
Davida
Newcomb
Clearea
Uruguay
Parsons
Yarmouth
Whalers
Bark Ocean
Star of the sea renamed after reconstruction at Boston
The Katie J Barrett, now named Star of the sea, was purchased by W F Green & Son of East Boston for 200 and thoroughly overhauled at a total cost near 340000. It has been chartered to load copper ore at Boston for Baltimore. Tug Arabition sank near the Old Colony railroad drawbridge after a schooner’s anchor damaged its bow and will be raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie J Barrett
Nauset
W F Green & Son
East Boston
Boston
Baltimore
Arabition
Jonathan Chase
Old Colony
Providence
RCA Ward
Tutch Island
Nathan Easterbrooks, Jr
Havre de Grace
Annie Rudolph
Philadelphia
Jacob S Winslow
Turk’s Island
Honolulu
Caterina
Allen & Robinson
Domestic ports report lists schooners and steamers sailing
APALACHICOLA to Boothbay vessels sailing and clearing Nov 27 to 28. Bangor and Portland ports show special sailings and clears, with multiple schooners and steamers bound for New York, Philadelphia, Boston and beyond. Includes names such as L A Burnham, Sarah Aheed, Anna E J Morse, Mississisippi steamers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apalachicola
Burnham
Brown
St .Thomas
Boothbay
Sarah Aheed
Young
Calais
New York
Viola May
Fisher
Nellie
Dobbin
Kelley
Macnias
Moston
Eastern Queen
Blondett
Ellsworth
Northern Light
Millbridge
Mansur
Oakes
Gamell
Machias
Josie
Port Spain
Trinidad
Robert P King
Weymouth
Lutzburg
Point-a-Vitre
Guad
Thomas
Savannah
Rialto
I‘eston
Spartan
Coombs
Providence
Cassie F. Bronson
Wortsimouth
Leipzig
Bremen
Maryland
London
Charles F Sampson
New Bedford
Jas W Bigelow
Mount Howe
Boston
Sam’ H Walker
Kosiah
Sunlight
Lottie K Friend
John Haynes
Handkerchief Shoal
Dutch Island Harbor
Icha G H Holden
Pinkham
Sullivan
Maggie Bell
Baker
Rockland
Elias Runyon
Eldridge
Taunton
J G Fell
Crowley
Somer
Lizzie
Warren
FAST
Gloucester
Icis T Tmonase
Bangor
Josie F
St John
CC Warren
Mereghan
GB Kennard
Oaton
Portsmouth
GW Glover
Grace
Cohasset
Carrie Walker
Regional Shipping News Sails And Arrivals From Ports
Maritime notices detail vessels sailing and loading at New York, Galveston, Boston, Providence, Newport and other ports. Sailed or arrived Nov 27 28 with cargoes to Philadelphia New York Halifax Providence and more, listing crews captains and ship names such as Right Away Addie G Bryant and Ocean steamers like State of Nebraska and Germanic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Portland
Paragon
Plymouth
Rockland
Galveston
Dr Lasker
Bremen
Hyannis
Nannie F
Waterman
Hoston
Abbie K Bentley
Kelly Weehawken
Helen
Lark Gray
Bass River
Jacob Reen
Nickerson
Moston
A H Hurbert
Hoboken
Providence
Jacksonville
Addie G Bryant
Gilkey
Barbados
New Bedford-Ar
Terbert
Verkins
Rockport
J Torrey
Kaymor
Fisher’s Island
Jesse Murdock
Perry
Wareham
Navy
Seli Josse K Bart
Hammett
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Kings Cross
New Orleans
Havre
Holme Eden
Mohican
Kerry
Pisqua
Francis Smith
Suffolk
New Haven
Schs
Oaks Ames
Sheidan
Jacob M Haskell
Jersey City
Lizzie J Call
Rawding
Augusta
Georgietta
Bangor
Charlie Bucki
Jennings
Calais
HG Muihael Canine Hallowell
Meteor
Jewell
Newark
Sullivan
Croecket
State of Nebraska
Glasgow
Richmond Hill
London
Germanic
Liverpool
Vega
Lisbon
Thames
Hamburg
Glomming
Dinsmore
Tulital
Joel
Sea Bird
Littlejohn
George A Lawrey
Dobbin
Boston
Addie P McFadeen
Wright
Mist
Ackerman
New London
Provincetown
Maggie Mulvey
Willie Seavey
Salem
Coimmerce
Seaconner
Port Townsend
Nicholas
Thayer
Sorman
San Francisco
Falmouth
Grace
Glen Cove
Caroline Miller
Dorchester
Baltimore
Berkshire
Saxon
Pequot
Gertrude
Robert Rathbnn
RA Packer
Henry A Taber
Slocum
Jacob S Winslow
Clark
Turks Island
Ella May
Cobb
Abel W Parker
Hudson River
Frank G Dow
Saugerties
Robert Rathbun
Rachael Jane
Kidd
Sarah Quinn
Lynch
Nellie Lamper
Thompson
Nathan F Dixon
Dickens
Block Island
Emma F Angell
Tripp
Williamsport
Miller
Portsmouth
Granite State
Ross
Taylor Dickson
Carson
Pensacola
Jennie Hulbert
Morang
Bath
Hate
Gifford
Wilmington
Herald
Joseph Baker
Oakland
Delaware Breakwater
Mersey Belle
Hemean
Demerara
Perph Amboy
Ethel
Hodgkins
Port Royal
Deer Hill
Great Britain
Stonington
Martin
W i French
Ivler
Pass of Halmaha
Hay
Newcastle
Nsw
Columbian
Nanaimo
Oh Diego
Agenor
Frost
Nellie Bruce
Somerville
St John
Sarah Wallace
Morehouse
Mary C Mariner
Pray
Hperfast
Cora Louise
Smith
Boothbay
A B Yerry
Look
Ada Barker
Willbank
Jed Frye
Langley
Norwich
Conn
Marcia S Lewis
Price
Eva May
McDuffey
Mt Desert
Samuel G Hart
Kelley
Illiken’s Bay
Samuel L Russell
Fiddler
Atlantic City
Sallie B. Paine
Metor
Mathew Vassar
Randall
Viola May
Fisher
Glenallen
Bunker
Addie Sawyer
Cook
Hammond
Collins
Charlie Woolsey
Rogers
James Parsons
Howe
Gardiner
Francis Edwards
Montgomery
Charlotte Fish
Pendleton
Northern Light
Robbins
Port Jefferson
Dick Williams
Hopkins
Mary Elmsden
Fred Jackson
Belfast
Emma
Rangor
Arthur W S. Woodruff
Devereux
Buckswort
Icis Union
Hamilton
Rob & Harry
Darwin
Ettie McLean
Shulee
Joggins
Inglewoods
Seely
Valdare
Leonard
Rail River
H R Emerson
Bishop
Moncton
Cushing
Richardson
Fredericton
Alice Maud
Hawx
John FP
Kelsie
Burnett
Laura
Chester
Beals
Antelope
Thurston
Mountain Laurel
Petiie
Wm Thomas
Johnson
Nellie Doe
Winston
C W Dexter
Nulato
Sawyer
Machias
Newput
Dacotah
Reynolds
Bostor
Clara
Jonesport
Henry T. Wood
Farrah
Port Liberty
Rebecca
Rockyort
Baltic
Wescott
ACOMA
Oriental
Parker
Dashing Wave
Moorehouse
Bark Canada
Lancaster
San Diego
Geof Manson
Crack
Vineyard Haven
Orion
Jenkins
Sumner R Mead
Mereidita
Shannon
Peck
Eldridge Shoal
Prince
Coombs
New Bedford
Lincolnville
Alice M Riageway
Nellie Grant
Fair Wind
SJ Watts
Geo Pierce
Brown
Sarah Rheed
Young
Loduskia
Bellatty
Mail Closes At Boston With Multiple International Routes
Postal deadlines listed for November 29 and December 1 with vessels sailing from Boston or Newport News. Routes include Costa Rica via Port Limon on Hispanía from New Orleans. Nova Scotia and Newfoundland via Halifax on Halifax. United States of Colombia via Baldomero Yglesias from New York. Europe via Cephalonia from Boston. and Ciudad Bolivar via El Callao from Newport News, with closes and a postponed date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa Rica
Port Limon
Hispania
New Orleans
Nova Secctia
Newfoundland
Halifax
Boston
Santiago
United States of Colombia
Colon
Panama
Baldomero Yglesias
New York
Great Britain
Ciudad Bolivar
el Callao
Newport News
Mail closings to Asia and Pacific from Boston offices
Hawaii islands and Pacific mail routes listed with closing times and dates. Steamship Australia from San Francisco on Dec 6 closes Nov 29 at 5 p.m. for Japan and other ports. Gaelic also from San Francisco on Dec 6 closes Nov 30 at 5 p.m. For Alameda service to Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan and Hawaiian Islands from San Francisco on Dec 18 closes Dec 7 at 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Islands
Australia
San Francisco
Boston
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Alameda
Nervous Prostration Letter From Massachusetts
A dated communication from November 3 in Massachusetts mentions nervous prostration and a response to a Dear Sir greeting. The fragment cites names and an address style typical of early 20th century business correspondence.
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Union Pacific
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Clyde Steamship CO
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Pier 29
Kaat Iver
At & Py
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Delaware
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J. A. Flanders
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E. A. Adams & CO
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L. Rh. Hale
BR. A. Adams & CO
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Kh. B. Gardner
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North River
H. M. Whitney
India
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Agen
New England & Saw
Lewis W
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A.M. Graham
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Piledmont Air Line
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Antigua
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Marliniane
St. Lucia
Bacbados
Grenada
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