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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1890

Page

3

Lynn rally features Lodge Boutelle on tariff clash

In Lynn Music Hall Republicans host Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge of Nahant and Hon. Charles A. Boutelle of Maine. Lodge defends tariff law against free trade critics, cites Cuban and tobacco duties, and argues Republican labor support. Boutelle mocks opponent Dr Everett and criticizes Democratic candidacy as special pleading amid tariff debate.

Lynn SprciAy Music Hall Henry Cabo. Lodge Nahant Charles A. Boutelle Maine William Shepard Lodge Leome Congress United States Republican Party Democratic Party Havana Free Trade Formul Mannchester School Mills Texas Michigan Ias Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Minneapolis House of Representatives House Democratic House Tinay Boutelle William Everett Boston Lauchter Everett Andrew O'Neil Massachusetts Fifty-first Congress Mr. Reed Sean Reed Crown of Vicon Everatt Kepublican Pary American Congress Dr. Everett Pennsylvania Pennsyvania Sam

New York Population Census Reply From Acting Chief

A. F. Childs replying to Mayor Grant defends the federal census count of New York City. He says no official case has been presented to mandate a re enumeration and that the national tally should be announced soon with limited delay for any proper proof or case.

Washington A. F. Childs Grant New York City New York City of Congress Electoral College FE. Chins

Erie Telephone Company Gains 277 Subscribers in Quarter

Lowey Oct 17 report shows Cleveland division up 20, Minnesota and Dakota 3, Arkansas 73, Texas 141, totaling 277 new subscribers for quarter. Six month gain 64. Total connected Oct 1, 1890 stands at 12,939.

Erie Telephone Company Lowey Cleveland Minnesota Dakota Arkansas Texas

Gas and Electric Fixture Exhibits for Dining Rooms

Missrs Hollias and Co at 547 Washington street display a combination lighting fixture designed to hang over a dining table. It promises to enhance table elegance and room harmony with radiant light from suitable candelabra, acknowledging the importance of lighting in dinner party success.

Missrs. R. Hollias & Co Washington Street

Passengers Listed on Steamship Catalonia and Other Arrivals

Steamship Catalonia sails from Boston to Liverpool at 11 30 am today with saloon passengers Mr and Mrs S St Clairand Mrs Mry Eastwood infant Captain Henry A Rowan Captain W H Cundy and Mr and Mrs EH Warren with Dr Henry V McLaughlin Also 49 second cabin 100 steerage. From Aurania New York to Boston: John Dell Thomas Gorden W i Chase Thomas Scurrutts Mr and Mrs A E Pond iS Farreil From Saale from New York: Mrs Francis A Sawyer child and governess From ims from New York: Carl Uhrig City of Savannah arriving from Savannah today lists passengers M Moore Miss F Moore Miss A Moore Miss J Blatock Miss B Moore a judge C P Merrill TJ Copeland O T Graves and wife.

Catalonia Boston Liverpool S St Clairand Mry Eastwood Henry A Rowan W H Cundy EH Warren Henry V McLaughlin Aurania New York John Dell Thomas Gorden I Chase Thomas Francis A Sawyer Ims Carl Uhrig City of Savannah Savannah M Moore F Moore A Moore J Blatock B Moore A Judgen C P Merrill TJ Copeland O T Graves

Shipping News Highlights From Gloucester and Abroad

Miniature almanac item notes arrivals and departures of steamers and brigs, including H M Whitney, Penobscot, Tremont, City of Gloucester, Maverick, and Laura. Mentions wreck sighting off Lunenburg, two brigantines sailing to New York, Portland, and Halifax, with cargoes of sugar and molasses. Also lists numerous vessels cleared, weather notes near Cape Hatteras, and whaling and fishing reports from Gloucester with codfish and halibut quantities.

Lunenburg Ponce Motley Machias Norwood Buenos Ayres Mase Baring Bros & Co Emery Vers Harry W Brown Ellen M Mitchell Port Royal J . Emery & Co Havoken Mary E Morse Wass Baltimore Samuel Hart Matthews Weehawken Idaho Hall Rossville Yankee Maid Tuttle South Amboy Pavilion Clark Port Johnson Selis Jonathan Bourne Harding Annie A Booth Wascon Willis Shenard Reeves Philadelphia Jdl & H U B Wood Stanley Port Liberty Anna —& Kranz Salem Putinam Schs Witeh Hazel SV W Simmons Stemmers Catalonia Pri Atkin Liverpool Alex Martin Hibernian Wallace Glasgow Allan Yarmouth Stanwood Coane Wise Flamborough Frazier New York Botton Friut Co Tremont Craig Portland Williams Kennebec Collins Bath H Hyde Penobscun Ingraham Bangor Calvi Austin Arnold Tiverton Linnell Florence Lockwood Crosby

New Tonnage Ship Du Bignon Launched in Boston

The ship Du Bignon, described Thursday, will be launched from William MkKie’s shipyard on Border Street in Boston today at 1:50 PM.

du Bignon William M’kKie Border Street Boston

Vast Ocean Freight Movements Reported From Ports

The Boston Post notes a flurry of vessel activity with arrivals and departures across New England and Atlantic ports. Ships from New York, Philadelphia, and Boston navigate to Newport News, Fall River, and Portland, while steamers and barks travel to and from Halifax, Liverpool, and Charleston. Multiple vessels like the Normannia, Amsterdam, and Ariosto are listed, with cargoes including coal, barge towings, and general freight. several ships are noted as cleared for continental ports and coastal towns, reflecting a busy late-year shipping season.

Freight and Charter Activity on Boston to Caribbean Routes

Boston reports increased charters for general cargo toward the West Indies with varied rates. Coal prices hold firm. New York loading 50-60c, Philadelphia 75 30c, Norfolk 80c, Newport News 85c. Numerous vessel engagements listed from Sou th America to Barbadoes and Mayaguez with lumber, sugar, and paving materials. New York market slower with unchanged rates. coastwise shipments and European charters noted. Baltimore charters also listed.

Boston Limber West Indies New York Philadelphia Baltimore Norfolk Newport News Kennebec Richmond Cape Ann South America Barkentine Henry Warner Colon West Siblay Barbidos Frith Hatteras Loe Patriot Maracaibo Alena San Domingo Mayaguez Carrie Basler Barbados ML Bonnell Fort Medway North Side Cuba South Side Avenger Lhence Paspebiac Annie Q’ Leary Canso NS Shediac Bermuda Skitish Tecumseh Glace Bay Sebi Mavssa Genesta St John’s Cosstwisk Nchesic Beach Rockport Isaac Tillver Charles Davenport Portsmouth H Fiurlbut Sullivan Pigeon Cove Katie Hoyt Mavel Rose Lockwood J Frank Sc St Thomas New Bedford Opperton Ira Laurinter Hallowell Stone At &L Chase Raymond Elen Maxter Franklin Aobie K Bentley Clarke’s Island Richard Vaux Amboy Swis M Eldridge Oriole Henry P Mason Guano Mobile Jovpathaibourne Weymouth Obile Rebecca J Moulton William Jones Wilmington William E Lee Clara A Hudson Ienjamin Courtney Charleston Guar Jeanie Lippett Charles L Mitchell Altimore Helen Montague Bangor Wolfe Vinalhaven Philane Europe Alice Antwerp Gio Rata Repetto Philadelpia Mediterranean Brunswick Fall River Lizzie Care Boson Charlestown Ultimore Ruth Robinson

Foreign Ports nautical bulletin excerpts

A compact shipping roundup from foreign port reports lists vessels sailing and their origins including bark Brilliant from Savannah and ships for Stettin New York Yokohama and Buenos Aires among others. Entries note halts at Cadiz Glasgow Hong Kong Hamburg London Plymouth and Rio Janeiro with various British American and Nordic ships sailing in October and September.

Antwerp Brilliant Nor Savannah Sbeachy Tiead Grunlover New York Stettin Banda—Ar Jamhar Buenos Ayres Mary I Baker Scovill Boston Boston. Sailed Sept 13, Barks Claro (Argt), Sheehan, New York; Martha P Tucker Smith Virgo Cadiz Halifax Dungeness P Olsen Dunsirde POWER Vassed Dunrobin Whyte Perth Amboy Rotterdam Fleetwood Southern Queen Quebec Glasgow Caribbee Windward Islands Hong Kong St Julien King Yokohama Hamburg Elise Marie London Albyn Fisher San Francisco Naupactus Shaw Michigan Baltimore Port Antonio Bowden Pernambuco Alice Ada Casey Port Natal Clutha Joyce Harbor Grace Beaver Godfrey Paspebiac Sunshine Sutherland Last London Plymouth Eng Kate Crosby Newcastle Rosario William Graham Zimmer Edward L Mayberry Knight John McDermott Davis Anita Berwind Biddle Rio Janeiro Nellie Brett Snow Drop Butel Gaspe Smyrna Otac Nico Helena Joseph Hamer Escalona Assed Dagny Kshin Lydia Perry

Sinking scare solves oldest unknown schooner mystery

The unknown schooner reported sunk in the Charles River above Harvard Bridge is the A H Whitcore of Deer Isle. Captain J W Lane. The vessel, towed and off course, struck the bank edge and will be refloated after the Cambridge area salvage crews remove the cargo of granite. The ship is owned by C H Webb of Deer Isle. Captain Joh Flanders of Portland formerly captained the brig Essex.

Yesteray Charles River Harvard Bridge A H Whitcore Deer Isle J W Lane Cambridge Sea Sie CH $8 Webb Joh Flanders Portland Issex Richmond Europe John N Cushing Newburyer Carbbee New York Marconehshire Daly Quebec Steam Hiv Company Windward Islands Richard S Spofford Wilmington Deltrom Cath Brunswick Boston Luther Crowell Srthian Philadelphia Line Luther Crowell Carib Montgomery Yruxilia Porto Cortez Allison Thurlow Del Chester Is Vineyard Haven Sch Frank LP

Domestic Ports Highlights From Bath and Nearby Harbors

Shipping notices list numerous vessels at Bath and coastal ports with cargoes, sailings, and cleared ships. Names include Mark Skobeleff, Foss, James Werrett, and many others, with routes to New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Boston, plus several schooners and steamers sailing October 15 to 17.

Bath Mark Skobeleff Foss Portland James Werrett Charles J. Raymond Isaac EL ‘Hiliyer R P Chase Firrell Byron Mabel Rose Boston New York Charles L Mitchell Wm E Lee Oliver Ida Charles Kschull A Rudolph Philadelphia Katie Mitchell Ida L Dni Bill Stowe Cagsie Jameson Balypemore Clarence H Venner Laker Alleghany Ralph M Hayward James Whsigelow Orchester John Holland Stevens Portsmouth Lydia Meerins Babbitt Kate Bogden Edgell E Siled Frostburg Lynn Munchen Premen Isbonens Vara Etc Montana London Albert T Stearns New Bedford Lgnace TP Caimpreil Mattie le Gray Cardenas Arunswick Arteb Viola Reppard Indhulvar Liverpool Walter P Hall Roche Halifax Beaufort Ncg Euoisty R Dyer Breveridge Baltimore Black Rock Conn Twilight Charleston John A_ Griffin Smith Samuel W Hall Mumford Lizzie Barrock Babcock Red Wing Johnson Jinma Darien Ganar Helen L Martin Fountain Ela M Watts Rockland Fernandisa Fla Daisy Reed Mitchell Schs B Holden Haskell Fannie Kimmey Wolfe Villadelphia Fortress Wonrok Alves Fall River Julia Frances Anderson Island City Elias Runyon Tauton Hannah Blackman Port Johnson Swis Hattie Williams Allen John Crockford Farnham Diassasoit Somerset Ghlou Center Harbor Friend Lucy Hyannis Mass Mary Moston Lass Luvec Clara Dinamore Hunt Machiaspor Garland Sand River Millbridge Andrew Peters Honest Abe Strout Ioston Lillow Hutchins Mollie Phillips Foster Annie S Gaskill Rebecca Woodrull W Ward Providence William Warren

Ocean Mail Routes From Boston and New York Oct 13 18 19

Costa Rica via Port Simon on His Paniia from New Orleans Oct 13. Halifax Halifax from Boston Oct 15. Catalonia from Boston Oct 18 for Europe. Lora Warwick from Baltimore Oct 18 for Brazil. Colon from New York Oct 19. Mendez Nunez from New York Oct 19 8 p.m. Registered letters to GB Ireland France Belgium Germany noted. Mail closes 6 p.m. for Europe and 2:20 p.m. for other routes.

Costa Rica Port Simon Rio de Janiero Santos Brazil la Plate Lora Warwick Baltimore Central America Guatemala South Pacific Colon New York Progreso Mendez Nunez Great Britain

Mail Mails Closes for City of Papetti Peking Zeawlandia

Shipping notices list mail closures from Boston offices for routes to Far Society Islands Shanghai Hong Kong East Indies and Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoa and Hawaii. The City of Papetti closes Oct 31 with office on Oct 25. City of Peking closes Nov 1 with office Oct 26. Zeawlandia closes Nov 9 with office Nov 15.

Papetti Far Society Islands Boston San Francisco Fordapan Shanghai Hong Kong East Indies British India Straits Setlements Siam Dutch East Indies City of Peking Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan Hawaiian Islands Zeawlandia

Counterfeit Soaps False “Just as good as Ivory”

A short note warns that many white soaps claim parity with Ivory but lack its distinctive qualities. Consumers are urged to beware of counterfeit products that imitate famed brands and fail to meet genuine standards.

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