Dedicatory Exercises For The People’s Institute In Roxbury
The Robert Treat Paine Association dedicated its new Peoples Institute at 1171 35 Tremont Street in Roxbury with Rev Griffis presiding. Speakers described the project as a home for workingmen offering social clubs, education, and a coffee house free of alcohol temptations, alongside trades discounts and a push for home ownership.
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People’s Institute
Robert Treat Paine Association
Tremont Street
W. FE. Griffis
Robert Treat Paine
Workingmen’s Association
Wells Memorial Institute
Washington and
Dover Streets
Washington
E Wells
Europe
Cooper Institute of New York
People’s Palace of
London
Walter Besant
England
People’s Coffee House
Institute
Wells Memorial
Paine
Brackett
Hart
Boston
Philips Brooks
Roxbury
Apollo
Rhode Island Democrats Nominate Two Congressmen
At the Providence first district Democratic convention Oscar Lapham was nominated for Congress while the second district chose Charles H. Page. The caucus debated but did not adopt the Australian ballot. a plan to use Australian voting in Democratic caucuses was urged for consideration by the State central committee at the spring convention.
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Rhode Island
Providence
Oscar Lapham
Congress
Charles H. Page
State Central Committee
Beering & Co Shoe Factory Fire Damages Canton Street Factory
Beering & Co. shoe factory at 8 West Pearl street Cincinnati sustained about 40000 in fire damage tonight with full insurance. Paris reports the Hippodrome in Bordeaux destroyed by fire, losses estimated at 625000 francs. In Boston a minor fire was put out in Tremont Street building 106 by Officer Morris sey and Engine Company 26 with no damage.
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Cincinnati
Beering & Co
West Pearl Street
Paris
Bordeaux
Morrissey and Engine Company
Tremont Stree
C. Howe
Steamship Mail Closes and Destinations Liste
Detailed mail deadlines and via routes for multiple steamships to Americas Europe and Pacific regions. Lists Oct 2 to Oct 12 closings with vessels Venice La Bretagne Titanic Servia Ethiopia Yamuri Spaarndain and others, including ports New York Boston Havre Port Limon Jamaica Trinidad Nova Scotia and Costa Rica along with registered mail rules.
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Carupano
Ciudad Solivar
el Casillo
Jamaica
Jeremie
Costa Rica
Port Simon
Alvena
New York
Porto Rico
Venezia
Campeche
Chiapas
Tabasco
Yucatan
Cuba
Tampico
Tuxpan
Yamuri
Trinidad and Tobago
Titanic
Ireland
Great Britain
Germany
Anatria
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Belgium
Netherlands
Russia
Servia
France
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Havre
Austria
Fitler
Tapasco
The
Spaarndain
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth
Boston
Port Limon
Hispania
New Orleans
Newfoundland
Halifax
Scythia
Westen
European
Shipping News Port of Boston Arrivals and Cleared Vessels
The afternoon shipping list shows arrivals: Gen Whitney from New York, Wilkesbarre from Port Johnson, Maverick from Philadelphia, Katahdin from Bangor, Tremont from Portland, City of Gloucester from Gloucester, and tug Rattler towing barges from Weehawken. Numerous coastal and foreign vessels including barkentine Geneva, schooners from New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, and coasters like Parthian and Worcester trawling Halifax routes. Several ships cleared for Boston and beyond, with various cargoes and some in tow, plus coastwise movements and current harbor observations.
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Gen Whitney
Bearse
New York
Mdse
H M Whitney
Wilkesbarre
Cates
Port Johnson
Maverick
Caboll
Philadelphia
Katahdin
Pierce
Bangor
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
City of
Salt Cay
Charles L Davenport
Wessel
J Somery & Co
Novelty
Campbell
Marble Mountain
Union
Hamilton
Alma
Slade
McDonald
St John
E & WI
Tuck
Eldridge
Wm Marshall
Sharp
Crescent
Mehaffy
Perth Amboy
Florence Nowell
Nickerson
Jos Hay
Phinney
Alice Belle
Burdick
Wml Burroughs
Garland
Hoboken
Mark Pendleton
Riehara Hill
Whitmore
South Amboy
Elair Crowell
Formal
Eddyville
Republic
Neville
Mt Desert
Maria Webster
Hutchins
Gay Head
Y F Hackett
Hasson
James Baker
Adams
Newburyport
F Miller
Donnell
Cape Neddick
Keystone
Hercules
Beechwood
Panther
Worcester
Halifax
Charlottown
PEL
Boston
Falifax & Pel Steamship Co
Eleanor
Nor
Olsen
Buenos Ayres
Gill & Loota
Charles F Ward
Coombs
Dakar
Africa
John ¥ Brooks & Co
Swis Rettie
Mitchell
R Spiane & Coy
Almeda
Maxwell
Moncton
Sch
Avon
Frances Goodnow
Kennebec
Belle Halliday
Pigeon Cove
Virginia
Sullivan
Mary Hawes
Rockport
Sarah Hill
Radiant
Ethel
Merriman
Boothpay
M L Rogers
Deer Isle
Charleston
Cy Kennard
Eliot
Atlanta
Rockland
Myronus
Sois
Jonathan Bourne
Josiah R Smith
Icis
M E. Higgins
Florence Randall
Nantasket Roads
Highland Light
Hull
Discontinuance of Newburyport Harbor range front beacon
The Lighthouse Board announces the front beacon of the Newburyport Harbor range lights will be discontinued on September 30, 1890 due to channel changes at the Merrimac River bar. Rear Admiral Pavio B. Harmony signs the notice.
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Pavio B. Harmony
U.S. Navy
New tonnage ships launched at multiple yards this week
Roderick Rose launched the barkentine Glencosa of 610 tons at his Windsor shipyard, to load plaster for the United States under Captain Harry Card. Pummer, a 920 ton four masted ship, was launched at Thomaston by Creighton & Co under Captain James Creighton. James M Sea man, 616 tons, was launched at Newcastle yard, commanded by Captain James M Seaman. Harold St Clair listed as managing owner. Harry Knowlton, a three masted ship of 135 by 32 by 11, owned by Milter and partners, bound for West Indies trade. Elwood U Smith, 420 tons, from New Haven. Harry Waynes schooner launched at Ellsworth. Leonora’s Storm Petrel and other Coast vessels listed with changes in command. In Boston, Russell & Co contracted to build a 1400 ton steel bark for Ford G Hall & Co, to be captained by Fred Ladd, due next spring.
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Cheverie
Nii
Roderick Rose
Barkentine Glencosa
Allen Haley
Windsor
Iter
Creighton & Co
James Creighton
Thomaston
Newcastle
Gay
James M Seaman
James M. Seaman
Harold St Clair
New Haven
Tottenville
Ellis & Son
Harry Knowlton
It & Coot
John W Tryon
Ellsworth
Harry
Ifaynes
Grants Yard
Roland C .Bonsey
Weather Forecast for October from Boston Office
US Branch Hydrographic Office September 30 1890 reports general moderate weather with gales on transatlantic routes about once in eight days and north of the 0th parallel between Bermuda and US coast about once in ten days. West Indian hurricanes probable as sun declines. fog diminishes over Grand Banks New England and Canadian maritime provinces.
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US Branch Hydrographic Office
Custom House
Boston
Mass
Bermuda
United States
Grand Banks
New England
Canadian
Maritime Provinces
Freight and Charter Notices From New York and Portland
Steam tonnage reported in fair demand for loading cage oil though sailing vessels were scarce. Bark Talisman chartered with 6000 barrels crude petroleum from New York to Dunkirk at 28 shillings 3 pence. Haroldine lumber from Portland to Buenos Ayres at nine. Portland notices list charters: Louise Adelaide New York to Mobile, Golden Sheaf Perth Amboy to Brig H b Cleaves, Johnson to Portland coal at 60 cents, Ernestine and Grace Davis Portland to Martinique ice 50c, Fred Jackson Friendship to New York, J W Winslow Newport News to St Thomas coal 210, Turks Island to Providence ault 8c, Mattie Bb Russell Portland to New York cooperage, Len Dusko Clark's Island to New York paving, Longfellow Kennebec to New York ice, Emma Bb Church Kennebec to New York ice sve, Grace Bradley Fernandina to Newburg lumber 625, W Hyde Bangor to Philadelphia ice 75c, Ariadne Kennebec to Richmond ice pt, Clara Leavitt Newport News to Laguayra coal 350 and port charges lows phosphate m2. Portland coal 5Vec.
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New York
Talisman
Dunkirk
Haroldine
Portland
Buenos Ayres
Louise Adelaide
Mobile
Golden Sheaf
Perth Amboy
H B Cleaves
Port Johnson
Ernestine
Grace Davis
Martinique
Fred Jackson
Friendship
J W Winslow
Newport News
St Thomas
Turks Island
Providence
Mattie Bb Russell
Cooperage
Len Dusko
Clark’s Island
Laguayra
Maritime shipping notices from diverse ports dated Sept to Oct
A dense roster of ships and vessels sailing, anchoring, or bound for destinations including New York, London, Singapore, Calcutta, and Havana. Entries list bark Isaac L Skelfield, steamer Assyrian, brig Raider, ship Accrington, steamers Ludgate Hill and Bel g ic, and many more with origins, destinations, and sailing or passage details across global ports.
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Africa
Joseph Ropers
Emery
Tamatave
Ballysuannon
Raider
Nox
St John
Batavia
Wim Ii Starbuck
Reynolds
New York
Cape Town
Cgh
Kelvin
Newman
Singapore
Cardiff
Accrington
Lindstron
Drowning Louise
Nor
Chatham
Calcutta
Isaac L Skelfield
Amn
Skelfield
Walter H Wilson
Sproul
Dundrennan
Valmer
Ham Zic
the Bay
Park Laura Maria
Ger
Schaefer
Philadelphia
Konigsberg
Iamburg
Steinhoef
Montreal
Havre
Ludgate Hill
Gellert
Hamburg
Tlulo
Frank Stafford
Smith
Newcastle
Nsw
London
Assyrian
Mauritius
Thompson
Algoulay
Oran
Angelo Castellano
Ital
Callero
Port Elizabeth
Hulda
Kuas
Sport Antonio
Bowden
Anderson
Soston
Rotterdam
Chester
Steltin
N B Palmer
Sorensen
Saigon
Gov Goodwin
Boston
Gakes
ST Helena
Harriet S Jackson
Bacon
East London
Granite State
Ross
Manila
Heston
Justin H Ingersoll
Cave Town
Barbados
Patagonia
Hibbert
Hong Kong
Andelana
Gillies
Cambusdoon
Carland
Lottie Beard
Marquand
New Bedford
Shields
Mineola
Yokohama
Belgic
San Francisco
Glavesend
France
MARINE NOTES Describe Vessels Afloat Or Grounded Across Ports
Marine notes report a Garland vessel ashore at Georges Island near Hoboken being refloated and towed to port. Halifax brig Sirocco runs aground at harbor entrance and jettisons scrap iron. Bushmills iceberg sighted near Cape Race after leaving London. Gloucester schooner Low repaired and back in water. Majestic and Dania collide near the harbor, causing lifeboat and bridge damage. A three month vessel passage summary is given for Highland Light. Acapulco returns two wreck crews from Caibarien and Francis Thorpe, detailing stranding, fever, and rescue difficulties off Altata Bar and Salinas Cruz.
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Wim L Burroughs
Garland
Hoboken
Georges Island
Lues P Doane
Bimly
Halifax
Sirocco
Cahoon
Demerara
Philadelphia
Bushmills
London
Cape Race
Newmaryport
Schtielen
Low
Gloucester
New York
Majestic
Liverpool
Dania
Hamburg
Highland Light
Mass
San Francisco
Acapulca
Caibarien
Francis Thorpe
Nichols
Altata Bar
Mile
Edward Stevens
Acapulco
Montevideo
Salinas Cruz
Mexico
Morvis
Thorpe
Domestic Ports Busy with Ships Clearing and Sailing
Shipping list details New England ports from Apalachee to Portland with dozens of vessels including brig Katahdin Addie Garyant and Ellen Maria setting out for New York Philadelphia and Boston. Sailed and cleared dates span Sept 30 to Oct 1 with steamers and schooners bound for Liverpool London and various Atlantic cities.
Shipping Auction and Sailing Schedule Fragment
Maritime notices list ships and sale or sailing dates with ports including Liverpool Yarmouth Jamaica London Glasgow Gothenburg Savannah and New York. Entries mention firms such as Wm Jonn'n & Co Thayer Lincoln C Furness Wright & Son and Oelrichs & Co with various Sept and Oct dates and times for departures.
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Liverpool
Jonn
N & Co Venetian
Thayer& Lincoln Yarmouth
Yarmouth
G Ball & Co Kong Frone
Jamaica
Boston Fruit Co
Navarro
London
Furness ‘ Waesland
Antwerp
Wright & Son
Aller Es Seccess
South
Oelrichs & Co
Chicago
Glasgow
Gothenburg
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Cyrus Gall
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Alex Martin
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State of Georgia
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