Transatlantic and coastal ships listed with routes Oct 4–7
A compendium of vessel movements across ports including London New York Liverpool and Boston with arrivals from Montreal Bremer Hamburg Singapore and Vancouver and sailings to China via Suez and Scilly Islands. multiple ships noted with origins and destinations in frequent travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ludgate Hill
London
Werra
Hkremen
Darial
Bremen
Anchoria
Glasgow
Amalfi
Hamburg
Baltimore
Lero
Porman
Norfolk
Albany
New Orleans
Red Sea
Liverpool
Scotland
Father Point
Ontario
Montreal
Queenstown
Aubania
Wisconsin
Catalonia
Boston
Lavarvos
Holywead
Ohio
Philadelphia
Swinemunde
Island
Eamondassey
Copenhagen
Slavonia
Fulda
Gibraltar
Monmouthshire
China Ports
Suez
Scilly Islands
Obdam
Yokohama
Oceanic
San Francisco
Hong Kong
Parthia
Vancouver
Bergner Engel Brewing Com pany Renowned for Quality
The Bergner Engel Brewing Company enjoys high reputation due to use of finest materials and careful skilled manufacture.
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The
Bergner & Engel Brewing Company
Bergner & Engel Brewing Go
Dead Telegraph Wire Burns Four Boys Near Charlestown
Four boys aged nine to thirteen were burned when a loose telegraph wire touched an electric line near Charlestown and Medford streets. Officer Burr snapped the live wire loose, a fire alarm summoned aid, and all four were taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. Doctors reported the wire was a dead Western Union line lying across an energized electric feed.
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James McGonigle
Endicott Street
John McGonigle
North Margin Street
Joseph Graham
John Harkins
Charlestown
Medford
Officer Burr
Station 1
Box 4
Petro
Elio
Graham
Massachusetts General Hospital
Western Union Telegraph
Verdict Finds Negligence In Palatine Bridge Train Crash
A Palatine Bridge jury found gross negligence by the New York Central & Hudson River railroad after the Sept. 27 wreck that killed four people and injured several others. The verdict criticizes how closely the railroad ran its train sections.
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Palatine Bridge
N. Y
Merrimac Valley Congregational Club
Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association
New Haven
Conn
Canajoharia
New York Central
Hudson River
Fire destroys mill complex and shops in Pittsburg
Fire at Oliver Bros. Tenth street mill sheds three story brick building on South Side. Loss estimated at 80000 dollars fully insured as machine shop blacksmith and car shops and office burn. Other fires reported same day include Bates House Indianapolis damage 10000 and Sagua railway station Havana 80000.
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Pittspurg
Penn
Oliver Bros
Tenth Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Bates
Mienripen
Conn
Patrick McMahon
Havana
Sagua
Columagus
Columbus Closet Company
Multiple 19th Century News Snippets From Springfield and Beyond
B T Stewart alias Jack Cannon, a noted burglar, jailed for five years in Springfield. J J Casey beat John W Joyce in a three mile boat race on Lake Quinsigamond for 1000 dollars. Secret service men caught counterfeiters near Indianapolis. Isaac Reynolds John Lucas and J M McBride arrested. $140 in counterfeit coins recovered. McBride confessed about circulating large numbers of $10 gold coins and named other gang members. Indians at Mille Lacs sign treaty opening about 4 million acres for settlement. Smith murder trial in Alfred Me resumes. jury likely this afternoon. Sixth semi annual State Federation of Labor meets at Gorine field. London Chamber of Commerce backs William Smith harbor railway scheme. Home for Aged Women quarters in North Woburn dedicated. donor William Tidd present.
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B. T. Stewart
Jack Cannon
Springfield
J.J. Casey
South Boston
John W. Joyce
Lake Quinsigamond
Secret Service
Indianapolis
Isaac Reynolds
John Lucas
J. M. McBride
McBride
Mille Lacs Reservation
Smith
Alfred
State Federation of Labor
Gorinefield
London Chamber of Commerce
William Smith
Aberdeen
North Woburn
William ‘Tidd
Prohibition Buried Again in First Secret Ballot Trial
Hartworp Conn Oct 7 Returns from towns voting heavily last year show the prohibitory amendment defeated by about three to one with a 20 000 majority among the towns reporting Hartford county totals 4509 for 10231 against while major cities show large anti amendment tallies New Haven Bridgeport and Hartford also indicate strong opposition under the new secret ballot law with no poll excitement and orderly processing throughout the state
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Hartworp
Conn
Oet
Hartford
New Haven
Bridgeport
Hartford County Complete
Boston Knights Templars Celebrate Washington Visit Parade
The Boston Commandery of Knights Templars arrives in Washington for a major parade with about 130 men lodged at the Riggs House. 20,000 troops are expected. officials will close early to view the procession. The visit features receptions, a White House audience, Mt Vernon plans, and a display of regalia and banners.
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Washington
Sprcrat
Knights Templars
Boston
Riggs House
Henry Fowler
James M. Gleason
Eugene A. Holton
Leonard B. Nichols
Samuel ©. Lawrence
Medford
James H. Upham
Dorchester
James Francis Lotts
John L. Stevenson
Edwin Wright
California
Boston Commandery
San Francisco
Abijah Thompson
George F. Parker
George G. Stratton
James Huston
Winchester
White House
Mt. Vernon
Golden Gate
Zerubbabel
District of Columbia
Intercollegiate tennis opens with Harvard and Brown matches
New Haven hosts the Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association tournament. Early notable results feature Hovey of Brown defeating Tallant of Harvard, and Kingsley of Harvard edging Wright of Trinity. Preliminary and first round singles scores include Cornell, Williams, Princeton, Amherst, Yale, Columbia, and others.
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New Haven
Conn
Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association
Harvard
Fields
Cornell
Funner
Williams
Kingsley
Carter
Hovey
Brown
Tallant
Campbell
Columbia
Alexander
Princeton
Deane
Amherst
Mallory
Trinity
Huntington
Yale
Field
Post
Esty
Weeden
Sands
Hurd
Johnson
Wright
No Tennis at Longwood Postponed by Wet Grounds
Owing to bad weather and wet grounds the tennis tournament at Longwood Cricket Club was postponed. games will resume today with the same teams and schedule.
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Longwood
Longwood Cricket Club
Harvard class of ninety elects leaders at annual meeting
At Harvard's annual class meeting the class of ninety reelected Dexter of Chicago as president and F five Woods as vice president. J W Lund became secretary L Crehore named captain of the crew F B McKean captain of the nine N R George captain of the tug of war team and G Blagden W K Post and R E Faulkner formed a committee to arrange class day elections. Captain Cumnock's rules for class elevens were adopted and will be binding. A freshman crew meeting drew seventy one hopefuls with scratch races for six crews to be drawn by lot Thursday. The Y M C A meeting drew a large attendance with speeches by Professor Palmer Rev Dr McKennan Rev T C Williams and Professor J K Thayer.
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Harvard
Dexter
Chicago
Palmer
McKennan
Manchester
Eng
T. C. Williams
J. K. Thayer
Republicans claim full legislative slate in Montana race
A Pioneer Press Helena special reports Republicans have won their entire Madison county ticket and gained one member in Fergus county. If confirmed, the results could tie the State Senate and give the House a Republican majority. Chairman Seligman still contests Toole’s governor race. Lock county official count will settle matters, with possible contests likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
A. Pioneer Press
Helena
Mont
The
Herald
Madison County
Fergus County
State Senate
House Republican
Seligman
Reublican State Committee
Ex Queen Natalie Declines Servia Gov Intervention
Ex Queen Natalie vows to face all consequences of defying the government and will not accept the Skuptschina decision restricting her stay in Servia. She argues the ordinary assembly has no authority to intervene. Greek Metropolitan Michael declines to meddle in ex King Milan and ex Queen Natalie divorce annulment. Natalie petitions Parliament for annulment of the decree.
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Natalie
Servia
Peterboro
Breuerapee
Skuptschina
Skuptsehina
Michael
Milan
New French Chamber estimated for 865 Republicans
Paris reports a provisional tally for the forthcoming Chamber of Deputies shows 865 Republicans and 211 Opposition members, including colonial seats. The Radical losses total fifty seats, Boulangists and Moderates gain, risking coalition failure for the Moderates without Right or Radical support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Temps
MM. Say
Ribot
Republican Party
Gladstonian Victory in Peterborough Election
London Oct 7 An election to fill the late Hon William J W Fitzwilliam seat at Peterborough produced a Gladstonian win for Mr Morton who secured 1898 votes against 1642 for Unionist rival Mr Purns The last contest had Fitzwilliam Liberal Unionist 1780 Greenwood Home Rule 1491 votes
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London
Peterborough
William J. W. Fitzwilliam
Morton
Purns
Fitzwilliam
Greenwood
General Boulanger Flees to Jersey with Escort
General Boulanger departed secretly for the Isle of Jersey tonight, accompanied by his secretary and a female companion. Rooms have been booked at a Jersey hotel, and his horses were sent ahead yesterday.
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General Boulanger
Isle of Jersey
Peegstown
Holyhead
Burke
Louisiana
London
Emer
Grand Jury Reports Bonds Recovered and Unrecovered
The grand jury reported 383,400 dollars recovered from constitutional bonds turned to the Attorney-General. Unrecovered bonds total 70,000 dollars, including 1991000 and 2012480 dollar bonds. London dispatches note E A Burke’s return to London and pending negotiations, with Burke denying confidential ties to Stansbury.
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New Orleans
Grand Jury
Marr
Criminal District Court
W. H. Rogers
London
E. A. Burke
Louisiana
Liverpool
New York
Queenstown
Mir
Matthew Robins
Robins
Burke
Teutonic
Stansbury
Information wanted on missing Baltimore man August Gunther
Information is sought regarding August Gunther aged 53 of Baltimore. He was due in this city on October 3 aboard the Dorchester via Norfolk, but no word has been received. He was reportedly carrying a substantial sum of money and his friends fear foul play or accident. Any information should be sent to Charles Schroeder at 192 Athens Street, South Boston.
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August Gunther
Baltimore
Gunther
Dorchester
Norfolk
Charles Schroeder
Athens Street
Boston
Philo Scoville Runs Aground. Captain Killed In Gale
The schooner Philo Scoville, en route from Collinswood to Little Lake Michigan, went ashore Sunday morning on Russell Island near Moray Ontario in a heavy northeast gale. Captain John O Grady was killed when crushed between the vessel and rocks while trying to reach shore. The remaining crew were rescued by a local life saving crew from this port.
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Toper Moray
Philo Scoville
Collinswood
Little Lake
Mich
Russell Island
John O’grady
The Clothier’s Creed in Retail Trade
A merchant explains the clothing business motto centered on earning trade. He argues buying, selling, and fair customer treatment drive profits, even if occasional losses occur. The piece underscores rebuilding worn items to keep customers satisfied, with a nod to Essex and Washington streets.
Welcoming the Kendals A Scrap of Paper in New York
New York Oct 7 The Kendals opened at the Fifth Avenue Theatre in A Scrap of Paper an English light comedy adaptation by Palgrave Simpson The house was packed and the audience gave a thunderous welcome to Mrs Kendal and a strong reception to Mr Kendal Suzanne de Roseville impressed as Mile and Pros per Courament earned praise The Kendals both delivered capable performances with Mrs Kendal cited as the standout star while noting the duo were not aiming for star status but for solid artistry
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Daniels
Thomas B. Kerr
James Richmond
New York
Thomas Burbank
Bay State Brick Jae
North Cambridge
Fitchburg
Kendal
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Edison Electric Light Factory
Harrison
N.J
Boston
Knights Templars
Washington
New Yorks
Sardou
Palgrave Simpson
America
England
Globe and Museum
Kate Reignolds
Mile
Suzanne de Roseville
Kendals
London
Booth
Annie Clarke
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Springer Bros
Maine
Pens
Springer Brothers
Washington St
Cor
Bedford
Essex St
Chauncy
Harrison Ave
Rossney
Rossney Gas Saving Co
Eastern Ave
Mass
Leonard & CO
Eiecal Estate
Fanning Collection
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Atlantic
Bos
S P.M
Cesces Nevesee
Westra
Northiwest
Cotton Region Bulletin
Rainstate
Wilmington
Augusta
Ereeelb
Savannah
Atlanta
Montgomery
Mobdile
Galveston
Vicksburg
Little Rock
Memphis
Atlantic Coast
Halifax
Yarmouth
N.S
Fowe
Can
Eastport
Northfield
Portland
Nantucket
Maes
Block Island
K. I
Cincinnati
Osteeee
Pittsburg
Rockliffe
Lake Region
Oswego
Ageen
Buffalo
Cleveland
Ventroit
Sault de Ste. Marie
Mitch
Marquette
Green Bay
Duluth
Minn
Upper Mississippi Valley
St. Paul
Des Moines
Missouri Valley
Kansas City
St. Vincent
Bismarck
Dak
Sree
Fort Buford
Rocky Mountain
Fort Asainniboine
Sete Nee
Fort Custer
Rapid City
Salt Lake City
Utah
Cheyenne
Wyo
Denver
Col
Dodge City
Kan
North Platte
Neb
Fort Sill
Santa Fe
el Paso
Tex
R. Hollings & CO
Adams House
Berlin
Vienna
Hospital Remedy Company
Toronto
Canada
Truman
J. Phelps
State
Dev
Fuller
Sheppard Homan
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York
D. H. Buckley
Gen
Devonshine Street
Li Roc
Wilton
Washington & Elm
Boston, Mass
Mark
Brussels
Philadelphia, PA
Pepnnacas Committee
Admiral Porter
Sherer
New York Custom House
Edward O. Leech
Mint
Noble
Montana
Oregon
Board of Missions
Newton Tariff Reform Club
Newton
William G. Brownlee
Detroit
New
Dorchester Athletic Association
West End Street Railway
American Congress
Hollis Street
Charles E. Marks
Pleasant Street
Prohibition
Harvard Matters
NEW French Chamber
Boulanger
Essex and
Washington Streets
Fifth Avenue
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