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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1889

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3

New Books Philosophia Ultima Reviewed

A critique of Shields's Philosophia Ultima Vol II praises its broader philosophic scope and extensive citations. It notes its monumental reach and balanced aims to harmonize rival theories while acknowledging the work may not reach the highest standard yet remains a sincere scholarly effort.

Shields Saya Charles Woodruff Shields D.D New York Charles Scribner's Sons Boston de Wolfe, Fiske & Co Price

History of a Slave by H. H. Johnston reviewed

A review praises The History of a Slave as a dark but valuable contribution to public sentiment. The imaginary account of a slave in the Western Sudan is deemed painfully realistic, based on known facts and travels in Africa, with strong illustrations and graphic narrative.

Africa Sudan H. H. Johnston New York D. Appleton & Co

The Mossback Correspondence Review in Sature Tone

A lively critique praising The Mossback Correspondence by Francis E. Clark. The writer notes bright wit and spicy domestic humor addressing parishioners, sextons, teachers, and churchgoers with sharp, good natured mockery. Boston publication details included.

Mossback Gumble Longwind Ammi Dulness Francis E. Clark Boston D. Lothrop Company

Labor unions converge in Boston halls for organization drive

Mass meetings in Wells Memorial Hall and Dexter Hall set plans to organize women tailors hat makers and other trades. Executives from Central Labor Union State Federation of Labor and local crafts spoke as new members swelled ranks and a nine hour day demand was adopted for May first 1890.

Cooperative Tailors Boston Wells Memorial Hall Louis Ash Messrs. Livery O’sullivan Central Labor Union Dexter Hall Printers’ Pressmen Union Franklin Street Mr. Hyams The Herald William E. Connolly Fran

Brackett Visits Belchertown Farmers Club Address

Lieutenant Gov Brackett spoke at Belchertown Farmers and Mechanics Club noting interdependence of industries and urging strong government support for agriculture and manufacturing. He cited state aid to agricultural societies and praised the Agricultural College while urging continued policy. Colonel Walker hosted Brackett at his summer home amid a quiet fair.

Belchertown Farmers and Mechanics’ Club Brackett Myron P. Walker Massachusetts Agricultural College Board of Agriculture

Watertown Welcomes New Congregational Pastor Porter

The Rev E C Porter of Charlestown will lead Watertown Congregational Church starting next Sunday as pastor. A Harvard and Andover graduate, he is under thirty five and has preached in Harwich Connecticut and other pulpits for two years without a regular pastorate. The Watertown church has lacked a regular pastor for two years since Rev FE Wilson retired.

Watertown Speciau E. C. Porter Charlestown Congregational Church Society Harvard Andover Harwich Conn FE. P. Wilson Portland

Knight Templars Supplied with Regalia by Local Firm

G. W. Simmons & Co. at 32 to 44 North Street actively serves the Knight Templars, generously stocking regalia and uniforms to meet their demands.

G. W. Simmons & Co North Street Knight Templars

Shipping News Highlights From Boston Port Activity

Port of Boston reports arrivals including Steamer Kennebec Steamer John Brooks and others with carries to Philadelphia Bath Bangor and Gloucester Also lists cleared foreign steamers Yarmouth Bostonian and Adele Thackara and coastwise movements Norseman and others with in tow berths and winds noted for Oct 1 2 1900 era shipping data

Bay Kennebec Collins Bath John Brooks Snowman Portland Penobscot Ingraham Bangor Geo A Chaffee Proctor Gloucester Reading Smith Philadelphia Sarah Boston Hale Fayal Flores E A Adams & Co E Raymond Warner Musquash Nas Gazelle Port Gilbert Frank Leaming Norton Mount Hope Crowley Baltimore J B Ogden Tole Newport News Merriman Roe Rondont Mary Farrow Condon Perth Amboy D M Anthony Berry Weehawken Helle Hardy Latterly Amboy Wim Warren Robinson Port Liberty Witch Hazel Arnold Albany Louisa Smith Matthews Eddyville Yarmouth Stanwood J G Hall & Co Bostonian Trant Liverpool Thayer & Lincoln Schs AT Moyndy Canning Annapolis JG Hall & Co Adele Thackara Kimmey Chevenne Fitz Bros & Co Calvin F Baker Hatch Windsor R Crowell Hyde Ff Williams Calvin Austin Social Braz Francisco Richmond Gill & Lootz Gladiator George Moon New York Rodney Parker Theo Dean Sallie B Eliza A Scribner J P Wyman Ann Elizabeth Edward L Warren Massagoit Highland Lights Sunset Wind Sir John Rose Ef A Burke S R Mead Macaulay Joseph Baker

Ocean Freight Notes From New York Philadelphia and San Francisco

Colonial era shipping reports show October 1 rates with Europe and Atlantic routes. Charters include Barbarossa and Wynnatag carrying petroleum and refined products to Calcutta Antwerp Havre and East London with various tonnage and prices. Philadelphia markets list eastern freights with price quotes for Kangor Bath Boston Fall River Gardiner Lynn New Bedford and other ports. San Francisco chartered ships Pegasus Bhalelutha and Schiller with grain rates and special arrangements for arrivals from Cork and the United Kingdom.

New York Europe Barbarossa Philadelphia Antwerp Georg Havre Asta Wynnatag Calcutta Ube Africa Harriets Jackson London Wortsmouth Providence Wareham San Francisco Pegasus Cork United Kingdom Cape Breton Bhalelutha Same Bark Schiller Helensburg Crown of India

Ships and sails reported from world ports and routes

A compiled maritime currents update lists vessels and movements across global ports. Entries span ANJER, ANTWERP, ADELAIDE, ALEXANDRIA, ALICANTE, BATAVIA, BREMEN, CARDIFF, DANTZIC, FOWEY, GLASSON DOCK, GIBRALTAR, HAVRE, ISLE OF WIGHT, ILOILO, LONDON, MELBOURNE, NEWCASTLE NSW, PALERMO, SINGAPORE, SUNDERLAND, STETTIN, SYDNEY, ASPINWALL, CALCUTTA, COLOMBU, GALLE, HALIFAX, LEGHORN, NARRAKEL, NASSAR, PICTOU, PISAGUA, VORT SPAIN, QUEBEC, ST JOHN and WINDSOR NS ports. Entries indicate ship or bark names, masters, origins, and destinations with dates such as Aug 27 Aug 18 Sep 30 and routes to New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Montreal, and more.

Anjer Fooling Suey Newell Iloilo Philadelphia James G Pendleton Lancaster Boston Pilgrim New York Alicante Grazia Ital Trapani Batavia Primus Heine Asia Hilton Tagal Prospero Davide Valle Cheribon Samarang Bremen Ocean Cagliari Filadelfia Cardiff Iona Nor Klem Quebec Dantzic Latona Gahrsen Dover Eng Ardjaene Bart Amsterdam Doris Bruns Hamburg Mommsen Wilms Stettin Luxor McLeod London Damara St John Farraday Halifax Melbourne BP Cheney Humphrey Newcastle Nsw Hong Kong Wm H Connor Buttman Wandering Jew Nichols Jordo Palermo Andrea Logico Francescena Bangor Glen Tanar Redmond McDonald Jamaica Peruvian Wallace Liverpool Baltimore Leghorn Pontiac Blythe Zante Narrakel Star of China Nassar Hugin Sharacoa Pictou Worcester Nickerson Winifred Herbert Rice Annapolis LF Munson Mina Belle Pisagua Corning VORT Spain Clotilde Bowden Lillian Woodruff Hodgkins Port Nehemiah Gibson Risley Rio Janeiro North of Hatteras Talisman Delano Antigua Joseph Baker Eaton Demerar N of Hatteras Josephine Brown L Ff Munson McKowen Disg Ontario Couch Avonmouth Montreal Matane Point Grecian le Gallais Byrne McLean Progress Colwell Hingham Olio Martin Roy Lister Bess Stella Haux Windsor Ida L Hull Belle Halladay Henry Winship Davina Navassa Calais

Four masted Teel launched at Newburyport yard

Newburyport reports the four masted schooner Teel launched from George E Currier’s yard the first launch in six years. The Teel, bound for Boston, features modern gear including a 22 horsepower hoisting engine and will be commanded by Captain Harry L Johnson.

Newburyport George E Currier Lee Boston Harry L Johnson Portsmouth J C Hoyt Kittery Point Smart Newmarket William D Fernald Hoyt Rockland Bean Camden

Four-master for Captain Wixson of Cane Cod

A four master for Captain Wixson at Cane Cod with a 220 foot keel and 47.6 foot beam and 214% foot depth of hold. The vessel has a white oak frame and is a full beamed ship. Mr Bean also contracts two schooners of 500 and 800 tons.

Wixson Mr Bean

Notices to Mariners report buoy drift and replacements

The Richmond reports a drifting whistling buoy off Cape Charles about three miles NW by W of true position. Frying Pan Shoals buoy replaced after being out of order. Orton's Cave buoy Red No 14 in Cape Fear River NC is reported gone and will be replaced as soon as possible.

New York Richmond Cape Charles Cape Charleston Cape Fear River

Whalers Track Sperm Whale School Near New York

A steamer bound for New York from Galveston sighted a school of sperm whales on September 29 at latitude 36 45 north and longitude unknown, passing the area as reported by maritime observers.

New York Galveston Passed & Ae School of

Maritime Vessel Movements and Routes in September

A set of ship notices lists the Buteshire from San Francisco to Queenstown on Sept 18 at 6 N 29 W, the Clarence S Bement from Liverpool to New York on Sept 27 at 40 N 50 W, the Bark Vera from Nantes to Philadelphia on Sept 29 at 43 33 N 58 30 W, the Fifeshire from London to Port Townsend on Sept 25 at 48 N 10 W, and the brig Atalanta from Coosaw to the United Kingdom on Sept 22 at 42 N 55 W.

Buteshire McGibbon San Francisco Queenstown Clarence S$ Bement Liverpool New York Vera Nantes Philadelphia Fifeshire Greig London Port Townsend Atalanta, Jones Coosaw United Kingdom

Gloucester Nets Big Hauls In Harbor Fishing Report

Gloucester dated October reports large hauls from shore and traps with boats named Caroline Vaught Maud M Story Maggie and Jilly and Sea Fox among others. Captains William M Gaffney and Horace B Parker lead crews as 100 000 tbs codfish 140 000 lbs halibut 30 barrels slivers and 6 barrels mackerel figure in the catch with Magnolia and Salt Island traps yielding heavy herring.

Gloucester William M Gaffney Caroline Vaught Georgie Williard Nellie M Davis Maud M Story Maggie and Jilly Nellie G Thurston Sea Fox Lucy Ann Ida May Horace B Parker Estella Nunan Nelson Y Mefarland Georges © H Holden Philadelphia Magnolia Salt Island

Search for derelict bark Freya continues in Atlantic cruise

Red Star tug Argus with Barnard reports in port from a cruise for the abandoned bark Freya. They scanned lat 7 24 lon 74 W and lat 38 23 N lon 49 19 W for eight days, finding wreckage but no derelict. Two tugs plan another Boston departure while other ships repair and relay updates.

Boston Red Star Argus Barnard Lon Susan H Ritchie Brunswick Arans Battier J M Morales Cape Cod Fats Ayannis Newark

Maritime shipping notices from New England and Atlantic ports

Shipping reports list multiple schooners and steamers at ports from Bangor to New York. Vessels cleared, loaded for southern and northern ports, with entries for Dorchester, Dorchester and Wm Crane steamers, and several schooners including Fannie Flint and Judge Low.

Bangor Swis Smith Susan Stetson Frisbee Fred Smith Whitney Gertrude Crockett Hunter Cora Green Philbrook Nellie C Paine M B Miller Dyer Boston Chas Cooper Gray Plymouth Thomas G Smith Swayne Richmond Charley Pucki Chapman Philadelpha Charlotte Buck Vendleton Hattie Haskell Mattie Holmes Alley Wallace Normandy Rivers FE Heather Howell W Hitler Crowell Julian Lailey Otis Phipsburg Ellen M Mitchell Small New York Sc Mentor Percy Belle Higgins Skhofield Darien Brunswick Frederika Schenp Foote Caidarien Cyrus Hull Bridgeport James A Parsons Howe George Knapp Carson Vicksburg Jor Do Ball Bayonne Chatham Church Kennebec Philadelphia Ice King Hoogly Dover Kate E Rich Thomas Kooz John Bracewell Round Pond Island Harbor J J Little Matthews Dennisville Addie Sawyer Cook Calais Robert H Rathborn Mount Desert Hart Friendship A Hayford Warren Rockland Atleaton Handy Louis Monette Jiarland Gardiner Oyster Bay Fall River Ellen Tobin Baltimore Kurt Higgins Josiah A. Smith Case Hyannis Frank Seavey Kelleo Hurricane Island Caroline C Qoaced Bass River C C Baker Baker Cotait Oliver Ames Gardner Jacksonville Joan S Davis Green Oliver H Booth Josephine Parker Jubec Fannie Flint Sea Foam Judge Low Lizzie May Norfolk Henry Souther Lottie Henry Walker Rover William Wilson Lydia Hooper Hilton al Kindberg Dora Allison

Maritime movement and cargo ships pass through Atlantic ports

A long list of vessels including sail and steam ships such as Jane Law Gonzales Julia Francis and Inflexible traverse from Bremen to Philadelphia and Boston routes. Records note ships like Caroline Knight Red Jacket and St Elmo sailing to New York Providence and Rockland with detailed port calls from Jiell Gate to Havana to fall River and Barbadoes along with cargoes and ship names across Philadelphia New Bedford and Portland port entries.

Bremen Suevia Hamburg Havre Italia St Anns Bay Jane Law Gonzales Havana Barnuero Berga Porto Rico Julia Francis Anderson New York Fall River Mary Ann Predmore Whipple Providence T A Stuart Foster Amboy Boston Lizzie McElween Owl's Head L Kenney Lane Amanda C Parker Lee New Bedford Horatio Perry Everett Webster Kennebec Wm C Wickham Ewing Tena Cotton Cranmer Ella Little Frambes M A May Jarvis Maine Shaw Portland J W Vannaman Phinney Tath Kate Markee Jake Lizzie Young Pierce Tyler Williams Haddon Conn Dessong Savannah Soldier Prince St Albans Antonio Sala Johnson Cardenas Reading Smith Panther Newburyport Henry B Cleaves Brown Icis Seraphine Chute Bear River Norman Henderson Charleston Emma C Cotton George H Mills Philadelphia Delaware Plover Port Antonio Pellican Genoa Mark Wimmera Peterson Rio Janeiro Perth Amboy Solani Russell Norfolk Henry Caler Emily Clock John Warren Murray Port Clyde Lake Rockland M Gillmore Brilliant Grace Andrews Watts Lucy Belle Wass Hoston Dick Williams Cousins River Franklin Pierce Holmes Gloucester Globe Freeley Bangor Fanny Todgkins Kimball A B Morton Thurston Loella Rich Calais Gates Norris Port Morris Franconia Young Helen G King Rilt Casewell Rattler Niphon Alleghany Parker Baltimore Schs Charles A Briggs Hammett Wim P Hood Ross Westerioo Dodge Llsworth Dreadnaught Saunders H W Race Bunce Portsmouth Triton Chilton S A Kimball Hattie Lewis Wilson & Willard Weston Eliot P H Reed Moncton Lucy Amelia Eastport Perine Green’s Landing Menana Saco ET Lee Vinalhaven Abbie Gheene Gheen E. Satlre Ludiam Higbee John Bracewell Yates Round Pond Richmond Addie Jordan Harriman Rondout Maud Robinson Red Beach Mary Lee Newton Rowe Herald Windsor Navassa Hatfield M_ Luella Wood Spaulding J Roodwell Metcalf Sam Weller Harris Allie Oakes Merriam Addie E Snow J A Gray Salem Carrie C Miles Pinknam Searsville Matthew Vassar, Jr McLean Hoboken Anna A Lfolton Gilchrist Rival Stewart Lydia M Deering Hamilton Com Tucker Powers Grace Cushing Spragg St John Alpine Flaskell Bastor Magnolia Cooper Lincolnville Pacific Warr Vineyard Haven Ellan Crowell Freeman Franklin San Francisco Mark Schiller Steinbomer Cardiff Thalatta Pennington Liverpool Fiji Hill Dublin Acapulco Pitts Panama Gate City Googins Maynard Sumner Dyer Manitou Arey Allen Green Nickerson Eke Mollie Rhodes Seawird Tiverton Carrie & Pickering Marshall Port Liberty Gardiner Harvester McLennan Alice P Higgins Higgins Sullivan L B Conyerthwaite Wells James H Deputy Hinckley Bath Hunt Eli King Hillyard D Prince Coombs Atleaton Snow Anna Maker Eagle Peck Light of the Wind Nellie Doe Winslow Mary Lymburner Fickett Kate Walker D M tFrench Haskell Wm Mazyck Mazyck Joe Carleton Robert Byron McVane Rockport Veto Sumner Thomaston Samuel Hart Clark St George Daniel Vierson Tenants Harbor Marcellus Pratt Bluehill Taylor & Mathis Welch Clarks Island Brave Stanley George Bk Prescot Dobbin Greak Day Lewis Maggie Malvey Randlett Tangor AL Hurlburt Mass Angela Davis Sadie & Lillie Nutter Steuben News Haven John Lenthal Low Union Nash Aob Perkins Willard Lawisbury Gray Stamford Bat Crisco New London Georgianna Cook Stonington Nellie Parker Harding Emma B Snaw Campbell Pigeon Cove J i Wainwright Phillips Newark Stony Brook Wiscasset N M Rogers Orleans South Aimboy St Elmo Rogers M A Achorn Red Jacket Alfred Keen Greeley Edward Thomas J May Walston Wareham G Dean Chase Minnie W Griffin Kangor Westport Lizzie A Tolles

Pasc From Fayal Notable Names on Passenger List

A fragment from a December farewells list includes Rev Charles A Ley, Rev Dr Edward Bulkley, Miss Mary Bulkley, Miss Helen Fallows, John Gonule, Herbert Magoun, Miss Jimma Morrison, Miss Mainie Piper, Miss Lizzie Richardson, Miss Margaret Ketch, Mrs Mary Adams, and several de Sousa and Sarmento affiliated individuals among others.

Fayal Charles HA Biley Edward Bulkley Mary B Bulkley Helen M Fallows John M Gonule Herbert W Magoun Jimma Morrison Mainie Piper Frank S Rogers Lizzie Richardson Margaret J Ketch Mary A Adams Minnie & Adams Mabel G Adams Margaret PB Morford Gnacio le Sousa Maria J de Sousa Evelyn de Sousa Azueda da Conceicao Maria Angela Livia Frank L Vasconcellies Francisco A Sarmento Maria Augusta C Nova Maria Caudula de Silva

Boston Bound Vessels List of Sailings to Boston

A weekly transcript lists ships sailing toward Boston with origins and dates. Vessels include Apphia and Amelia from Rio Grande do Sul Aug 9, Arevle from Montevideo July 25, and many others such as Clara Cootwit, Hattie, Mary A. Troop, Patagonia, and Sarmiento with routes from ports like Manila Singapore Buenos Ayres and Jeremie.

Mail Closings for Various Regions by Steamship Services

Specially addressed mail for the Netherlands Belgium and other destinations ships via New York and Southampton closes at 7 30 P M. Oct 2 with further listings for Great Britain Ireland France Belgium and Germany via Hamburg and via New York plus notes on Brazil La Plata Trinidad and other Windward Islands through October 4 1900 era postal routes and ship names Pizzati Oteri Jr Columbia Amsterdam Westernland Finance Neptune.

Jacmel Aux Cayes Hayti Alene New York Curacoa Venezuela Savanilla Philadelphia Cuba City of Columbia Scotland Ethiopia Norway Norge France Havrever la Bretagne Great Britain Southampton Germany Bremen Ireland Elbe Servia Carupano Ciudad Bolivar Elgira Bocas del Toro Gussie New Orleans Costa Rica Port Simon Foxhall Nova Scotia Newfoundland Halifax Boston Great Britain and Ireland Cephalonia Boston Direct Trinidad and Tobago Neptune Netherlands Amsterdam Vila New York Hamburg Columbia Belgium Westernland Brazil la Plata St. Thomas St. Croix St.Thomas Martinique Guadeloupe Barbados Trinidad Demerara Windward Islands Steamship Finance Newport News Truxillo Ruatan Pizzati J. Oteri, Jr

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