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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1882

Page

4

Patrolman Bernard Johnson Guilty of Neglect Charge

In the matter of a complaint against Patrolman Bernard Johnson of the first division for neglect to report Cohen in municipal court, the police commissioners find him guilty and sentence him to a fine equal to 15 days pay and reprimand in general orders. The annual St. Joseph's church coffee party will be at the Mechanics' building grand hall on Wednesday evening November 15, 1882, with the Cadet band led by J. Thomas Baldwin, tickets with supper priced at $1, to aid the parish poor, and streetcars will run all night for patrons.

Bernard Johnson Cohen St. Joseph’s Church Chambers Street West End Mechanics’ Building J. Thomas Baldwin

Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics Association Quarterly Meeting

The Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics Association held its quarterly meeting on Huntington Avenue with Hon. N. J. Bradin presiding. Members who died in the quarter were listed and new members elected Albert Metcalf Samuel Beal Henry L. Albee. The nominating committee size change to 15 was approved, and a portrait of Charles W. Slack noted along with a Paul Revere statue project costing 20000 dollars with city support of 5000 dollars from the Phillips fund, to be placed near Vanity Church square.

Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics’ Association Huntington Avenue N. J. Bradin Thomas R. Peck Robert Briggs Charles B. Jenkins Alfred Mudge James Slade Henry Pettes Arthur K. Roberts Charles K. Parling Jeremish R. Callahan Dotus KE. Poland A. Stetson Edwin Adams N. M. Low E. B. Vannevar Nathanielee William Daevitt Henry W. Wilson William Dutemple William Marble Charles A. Whittin Charles 8. Parker B. K. Dewing Charles J. Jenkins Francish. Webb Thomas Gogin Charles W. Slack Paul Revere Boston Phillips Fund Ranity Church

Penn bi centennial celebration excursion program announced

The Pennsylvania railroad promotes a Penn bicentennial in Philadelphia October 24 to 27 with reduced excursion fares. City firms and citizens rally behind a grand display featuring military and civic groups, trades, Masons, Odd Fellows and many associations. Events include a landing reenactment, naval participation, Knight Templar displays, a musical festival, regatta, bicycle review, and a 30 000 strong Grand Army and naval parade.

Pennsylvania Railroad Penn Philadelphia William Penn Dock Street North Atlantic Department of Fairmount Park

Mineral and art exhibit highlights at local fair

The Virginia Tennessee and Georgia Airline exhibit features Wythe county zinc ore pig lead and zinc ore from Wythe and Austinville Virginia with cavern views of Luray and electric lighting. Also displays of Highland rice ensilage corn tobacco from Lynchburg and bone and Peruvian guano plus stalactites and stalagmites from Luray caverns. The Arthur Dixwell art display showcases elaborate interior furnishings and stamped wood designs at No 4 Park Street attracting local artists.

Virginia Tennessee Georgia Wythe County Austinville Luray Shenandoah Valley Collins Washington’s Pillar Organ Portsmouth Petersburg Ivanhoe Lynchburg Upshua Guano Company Rope Ferry Amherst County Neilson Allegheny Campbell Counties Locust Hill Brown Hill Sander Walton Furnace Cedar UN Bermuda Cloverdale Glynn Atlanta Weaver’s Station Ala Alabama Clyton Iron Company Coa Benton Zine Works Roanoke Cherokee N. C Arthur Dixwell Discwell

Boston Theatre Scene Showcases Several Touring Acts

The city’s stages feature Bairds minstrels at Windsor followed by Miss Maud Granger. Esmeralda at Park earns praise from Madison Square critics, while Modjeska performs Romeo and Juliet at Globe and Rosa lind in As You Like It. Youth at Boston theatre draws capacity crowds with standing room only as Robson Crane critique D A M. A varied night at Music Hall touts Jessie Couthous, Mrs Humphrey Allen, Calixa Lavallee, Leavitt, and Temple quartet. The Guy'nor at Museum offers weeklong laughs as Gilmore marks a farewell concert with new Weber quartet program. Unity Club Roxbury opens Our Boys at Wetherell Hall Dorchester. Esmeralda impressions endure with nearby performances.

Madame Modjeska Globe Theatre Rosalind Nellie Bartlitt Blish School of Elocution Onhursday Boston Robson Crane Gunter Hooley’s Chicago Temple Guy’nor Museum Gilmore Weber Quartette Unity Club Roxbury Esmeralda Wetherel Hall Dorchester

Notable Obituaries Across Cities Highlight 19th Century Losses

A batch of obituary notices records the deaths of prominent figures in New Orleans Philadelphia Cincinnati Portland and Boston during mid October. Charles W. Gazzam a New Orleans merchant and early bristle goods pioneer died aged 63 after a life in business and banking. William H Josseilyn longtime Phillips representative and Portland official passed at 76, with survivors including Mary Marston’s family. Dennis W. O'Brien a Boston political speaker died at 77. Sewell H. Bowker of Worcester, a straw goods maker and Masonic member, died after a long illness. Frank Queen of New York, aged 63, died of brain paralysis. Edward G. Babcock, 70, long Central Vermont railroad agent, died at St. Albans. Mary Pecker, 92, oldest native Concord resident, widow of Jeremiah Pecker, also noted.

Charles W. Gazzam New Orleans Philadelphia Cincinnati Mobile United States Harrison Nicholas Biddle United States Branch Bank William H. Josseilyn Portland Phillips House of Representatives Franklin County Senate Mary Marston Bishop Soule Julia A. Webster Davidson Webster Portsmouth N. H Daniel Webster Rufus Choate Frank D. Webster United States Marine Corps Dennis W. O’brien Boston Boston Highlands Custom House Sewell H. Bowker Worcester Frank Queen New York Clipper Edward G. Babcock General Wood Central Vermont Railroad

A Deacon's Troubles in a New York Parish

Niagara Falls clergyman who will vote for Cleveland shares a tale of deacons torn between abolitionist roots and Republican loyalties. The clergyman and deacon pledge two votes for Cleveland, illustrating moral sentiment against Saratoga fraud.

New York Sun Niagara Falls Cleveland Saratoga

Fire at Durrell dwelling damages attic contents

An alarm from box 47 at 4 15 P M Wednesday reported a fire in Oliver H Durrell's dwelling on Broadway and Street corner. The blaze caused by matches damaged the attic building and contents, including lace, amounting to about 400 dollars. A separate Somerville box 23 alarm Wednesday afternoon was false.

Cambridge Oliver H. Durrell Brown, Durrell & Co Broadway Eew Street Somerville

Gaslight convention argues for rate cuts to boost use

In Pittsburg on October 18 Gaslight convention heard J M Pratt of Boston urge broad rate reductions for consumers claiming lower prices would raise demand and raise producer revenue by expanding consumption.

Pittsburg J.M. Pratt Boston

Quince Cultivation Notes and Varieties in Upstate New York

A summary of quince botany, varieties like Orange and Champion, and cultivation tips from New York growers. Details include soil preferences, planting distances, mulching with coal ashes, pest notes on twig blight and borers, and anecdotal yields from Geneva and Albany areas.

Timothy Grass Best for City Hay Markets Found in New England

Timothy is the top hay grass for city markets and is native to New England. It contains more nutritive matter than other cultivated grasses and yields three to four tons per acre on good soils. Not suitable for pasture land as roots are bulbous and easily damaged by grazing. avoid grazing Timothy meadows after haying.

Cydon Crete Loudon National Farmer Washington, D. C New England Boston National Manhattan Hay and Produce Exchange New York Committee On Trade Board of Trustees Post Timothy

Telegraphic cables link United States to Mexico and South America

On October 2 telegraphic communication via submarine cables connected the United States with Mexico and Central and South America. The system runs from Galveston to Vera Cruz, Tampico, Tehuantepec, Lima, and Valparaiso, totaling 5,610 miles underwater and 567 miles land lines. It links with 20,000 miles of regional wire and serves a population of about 35 million with over 600 million dollars in annual trade. Presidents Arthur and Chilean, Peruvian, Bolivian, Ecuadorian, Colombian, Costa Rican, Honduran, Nicaraguan, Salvadoran, Guatemalan, and Mexican leaders sent congratulatory messages.

United States Mexico Central and South America Mexican Telegraph Company Galveston Texas Vera Cruz Tampico Central and South American Telegraph Company Tehuantepec Pacific Lima Peru West Coast Telegraph Company Valparaiso Chili Central Europe Arthur Domingo Santa Maria Republic of Chile Bolivia Ecuador United States of Colombia Costa Rica Honduras Nicaragua San Salvador Guatemala

Shipping Agents and Steamer Assignments Listings

A dense OCR listing shows agents and steamship assignments with lines for Du Vernet Warren & Co Allan Thayer & Lincoln Henderson Bros Kunhardt & Co and others. It notes sailings from Boston and New York to Liverpool Bremen Antwerp and other ports with dates and ship names such as Sarmatian Istrian Devonia and Celtic Monarch. Certain ships are marked as mail steamers with asterisk designation.

H du Vernet Warren& Co H&a Allan P J du Vernet Warren & Co Thayer & Lincoln Henderson Bros Il du Vernet New York City of Brussels E. Liverpool Johnny Dale Wieland Oso Kunhardt & Co A Baldwin & Co Louis de Bebian WJ Hurst Williams & Guion John G Dale W J Hurst Britannic R J Curtis State of Florida Baldwin & Co Circassia Recenesns Vaderland Peter Wright&Sons Arizona Wiliams & Guton Gallia W H Brown & Co Canada Louis de Bebian Vandalia Bremen Qelrichs & Co Boston Malta Liverpool West H Dn Vernet Pavouia Celtic Monarch Patton Vickers Too Devonia Henderson Bros Nederland Ess Antwerp Wright & Sons Oder

Mail Closes at Boston Post Office for Transatlantic Steamers

Shipping notices list various mail sailings from New York and Boston on October 17 18 20 21. Steamers include Baltic Devonia Oder Malta and others bound for Europe Britain Germany and the Continent with routes via Queenstown Glasgow Southampton Bremen and Amsterdam. Supplementary mail closes at 3 PM. dates and ports cited.

Boston Queenstown Baltic New York Scotland Glasgow Devonia Sese-Seeeveess Europe Southampton Bremen Oder Malta Wyoming Liverpool Alps West Indies Saratoga Havana City of Para Aspinwall Ener Strathmore China Japan Iberian Erin Lizari Schiedam Amsterdam Martin River Nestorian Montreal Alpin St Johns, PA Wieland Hamburg Pieter de Coninck Antwerp Caracas South America Jan Breydel Avonmouth Sidonian

Maritime Movements and Clearances Across Atlantic Routes

Reports of steamer arrivals and departures at Annapolis, Digby, Portland, and Philadelphia, including Hunter Sim Hatheway & Co, Reading Smith, and John Brooks Snowman. Multiple vessels cleared for Natal, Fort, Honolulu, and Port Gilbert. Coastwise steamers frequent Cape Cod winds. weather heavy seas noted. several schooners and brigs listed with routes, cargoes, and owners.

Hunter Sim Annapolis Digby Mise Hatheway & Co Reading Smith Philadelphia John Brooks Snowman Portland William Weeks Montezuma Perth St Pierre Martinique Baring Bros & Co Minnie Currie Crowell Cape Islands Anastasia F. Campbell Dorchester J J Moore Potter Johnson Hattie V Kelsey Randall New Haven James H Tripp Rich Weilfleet Anna EF Ketchum Normandy LG Potter Tryon Alexander Harding Cape Cod Catharine Auld Ross Port Natal South Africa Pray & Co Brsch Florence Christine Spicer Bear River W B Forrest Amy Turner Newell Honolulu Brewer & Co Brichs J Simmons Nickerson Romeo Delong & Seaman P Blake Anthony Thorn’s Chute William Crane Howes Baltimore Norfolk Sampson Norman FE E Sampson Gen Whitney Hallett New York H M Whitney Schs Lizzie B Willey J P Ellicott Satilla River Fitz Bros & Co Carl D Lothrop Snow Richmond Atwood & Rich Walter F Parker Daniels Orizon Hinckley Bath KE Mudge Scholar Fitch Jacksonville J Walter & Co Wm Crane Fall River Storm King

Foreign Ports Consolidated Shipping Movements Oct

Maritime notices list arrivals and clearances across ports including Freewater, Cow Bay, Demerara, Read, Montreal, Havana, and Halifax. Vessels such as Adele Babin Reston, Nic Banbrough, Ardenclitha Damiatyne Calcutts, Warren Hopkins, and J A Brown appear among bark, brig, steamer, and ship movements with destinations like Portland Genoa New York and Baltimore.

Freewater Ins Adele Babin Reston Cow Bay Port Nic Banbrough Menten Portland Hatham NB Carl Friedrich Kock Guan Susannah Knap Jones Teneriffe Demerara Ardenclitha Damiatyne Calcutts Jewett Read Philadelphia Trinidad Willie H Lord Simmons NWS Tila Pitt Young Germanla Father Point Passai Dominion Reed Montreal Rimsby Vesuvius Coll Hull Fort Boston Gibraltar Acadia Harsensheim Glasgow Lisbon Genoa Juliet Williams New York Ashburne Hall Sunderland Hillsboro Keystone Wilder Newburg Robbie Goodwin Cook Newark Liver Renouf Cadizydney Mangerton Clark New Orleans Newport News Queenstown Falmouth Emma Marr Coup Bordeaus Netley Abbey Horn Montreal de London Low Point Lizzie English Vasey Mediterranean Einar Lambarskjalver Winsnes London de Janeiro Ticho Brahe Gregory Adelaide Bailey Baltimore Swansea Deronda Eldridge St Na“ie

Diverse 19th Century Shipping Movements and Clearances

A long catalog of ships sailing and clearance notices across Atlantic ports. Vessels depart from Boston, Providence, Philadelphia, and New York bound for Liverpool, Antwerp, Havana, Vera Cruz, and other destinations. Mentions include steamer Whitney, brig John Pierce, steamer Hohenstaufen, and many more with dates between the 14th and 18th.

Coosaw Marion Holman United Ma Hesperion Winding Altata Fall River Fanitacker Philadelphia Aries Googins Mary Emma Edwards Providence Fortress Monroe M J Smith Alexandria Warren P Potter Baltimore Plymouth Erastus Wiman Georgetown New London Horatio Perry New Bedford Man Gardenia Wahhah Galveston Andrew New Orleans Hannover Derdrow Bremen Whitney Vera Cruz Jacksonville Mabel Darling Nassau Bella Russell Steelman W H Pharp New York Maud Seward Travers Florence and Lillian Smith Mobile Sarah L Harding Ward Pensacola Royalist Maury Belize Mystic Fannie Fern Eaton John Pierce Turner Weymouth New Wa Emulator Kendrick Hatham Wiport Willetts Newt Iwis Wasp Slocumb Emma Briggs I Wiscasset Images Lewis Wiscasset George Mills Tillotson Mattie Holmes Gilkie Bangor Geo Gerney Gerney Adont Ringleader Harris Calais H E Willard Willard Portland RS Tay David G Floyd Oliver Chase Prinz George Fields Martinique Provincia Lehuby Cardiff Newnham Johnson Bordeaux Glenberns Dalling Genoa Halsey Chalmette Reed Port Eads W G Howes Brown Havana Ben Venue Liverpool St Thomas Hohenstaufen Prince Rudolph Antwerp Norfolk Hector Lex Pomona Cook Montego Bay Newport News Icis Bailey Bailey Boston Merwin Flos Leo Alps Seiders Port Au Prince Air Glaucus Bearse Gulf Stream Ingram Wilmingen St. Marys Saben Glen Gove Schs Yreka Falkingham St John Annie Gus Curtis Waiting Buell Crowell Julian Nelson Kelley Theodore Dean Dighton Eliza B Emory Taylor Anthony Evans Edward W Perry Nickerson Warren William U. Keeney Beers Fernandina Wyoming Baltic Alpin St Johns Ethiopia Glasgow Iiaison City of Para Aspinwall Daggett Savannas Mary Frazer Dexter London William Ve Vitae Blaye Cibere Cosulich Valencia Gordon Churchill Santander Viola Jollifer Kepha Terresch Wilmington Lizzie Zittlesen Jessen Cadiz Rising Sun Glenny Budgetown Myronus Jordan Brunswick Hell Gate Margaret Kennedy Jayne Elizabethport Westport Rode Island Mott Mary Ascagoula Rocky Glen Bray Mark Agnes Campbell Neilison Whitehaven Gould Oval Haskell New Philadelphia Saxon Snow Ark Artizan Dwyer John Johnson Magee L. S Lovering Carson Isaac L Clark Cranmer WG Green Hawes Edward Waite Kennebec Henry Wandington Masee Portsmouth Pottsville Pierce Salem Allentown Swasey Icis H H Benedict Manson Bill Stowe Phinney Ari7th Tropic Rand Port Antonio Davidson Virginia Charleston Fanita Crocker Sche Lelen Mar Law Sarah L Simmons Blake E W Ferry Odell Winslow Blue Hill RW Casey Tracy Somerate George Taulane Fisher John D Paige Haley Aston Barks Islay Espeland Hamturg Southern Belle Fraser Schs Lucy M Collins Bartlett Theo Dean Skimner Thrasher Salisbury Point Net Ae Law Appenaug Helen B Benedict Owl Harrisburg Albertson Ann Eliza Delaware Rhine Erminia Dunkirk Perth Amboy Belknap Griffin Ahiti Silverton Panama la Morse Vezie Granada Connolly Noa Hawarden Castle Matthews Queenstown Castle Fuller

American House Directory Extract of Names and Places

A reader list presents numerous individuals and residences across cities such as New York Philadelphia Boston Portland and Hartford. Names include Russell Peterboro McCauley New York Stone Florida Flint Norwich Bangs Rogers Howland Taber Lake and many others with affiliations noted by initials and locations.

TI Russell Peterboro McCauley New York Stone Florida Flint Norwich Bangs Rogers Detroit Howland Taber Lake St John EF Miller Mass Hi Lange Stanstead Colburn Bedford van Zandt Rochester Fairbanks Pepaugh -Fimira Woodbury Portland Clare & Wi New Havy Markham Naugatuck H Gaylord M Twitchell

Merchants and Firms List Across Cities

A compiled listing of merchants and named firms with associated locations and initials, showing partnerships and representatives in cities from New York to Worcester, Bristol to Chicago, including individual names like C E Brooks and J W White and firms such as Gw Bacon and E C Bean and wf.

Brooks & Wf Exeter Munroe Worcester McLintock New York M Gally Taft Greenfield

Notable Names List From Historical Record

A block of OCR readable names appears, including ae Wilson and several initials, with affiliations and towns such as Burlington Newton Reading Weymouth Newtonville Providence Keene Oswego Portland Medfield Lowell Chatham and others. The fragment shows surnames and initials clustered as a roster or attendance list from a local document.

Ae Wilson Pee Marion Burlington Pickard Littleton Teele Seag Wayne Westford Ward Newton C Brown Reading Corey Brookline J White Ford Weymouth JA French Newtonville W Butters Great Falls P Eddy Providence Oats Rooster Keene Aire Keene Aire Betts, Oswego Palls G F Adams, Woodville M T Calkin, Lowell CC Bedlow Portland Coolidge Medfield E O'Neil Dave T JL Beals H Patterson Chatham

Merchant and personal names list from diverse firms and places

A dense roster of individuals and firms across cities like New York Boston Montreal Montreal Portland Dublin Halifax Philadelphia and London. The fragmentary OCR reads many names and affiliations including Foster Palmer Lewin Remick Ewer Loring Dana Gilbert Seargent Gore Smith Whitneys and J McLeish, among others.

Foster New York Pinkus Palmer Norwalk JD Lewin St John Cone Pittsb A Remick Hass Ewer J G Loring Masy L Dana London Gilbert Albany J G Mason New Yo W Fry Dublin Fry Ireland F Cooper Worcester Wood Boston AL Mattler & Wf Canton SC Gilbert J Seargent Montreal Porteous Hi Harris C Hills Newburyport Hegerwisch Moore

Names of many executives and firms across cities

A long list of individuals and firms, with initials and city affiliations, including Wessel Seneca Falls, Smith Detroit, Parsons New York, Jones New York, Drake New York, Bardwell New York, Thompson New Haven, Woodruff Buffalo, and numerous others from Springfield, Meriden, Worcester, Philadelphia, Holyoke, Boston, and several states. The fragment reads as a rosters-esque roll, likely a directory or social notice with diverse professionals and businesses.

BE Wessel Seneca Falls L Smith Detroit LA Parsons New York Jones Drake Army Bardwell G Thompson New Haven JC Woodruff Buffalo Hunter Chicopee Buckley Meriden JC Perkins Morse & Ws Springfield Rogers JC Brooker New Bedford Ui Sullivan Worcester S Stone

Trade Directory of Northern and Midwestern Firms in the United States

A dense listing of merchants and firms across Baltimore Buffalo Cincinnati Nashville St Louis Toledo and other cities, including Adler Cohen Lester Ramsdell Taber Meiss Ha Ha and numerous co partnerships. The compilation snaps business ties with partner names cities and trade associations across the era.

Adler Cohen Adler & Co Baltimore Adler Frank & Adler H Lester Lester Bros & Co Binghamton Ramsdell M Sweet Ramsdell Sweet & Co Buffalo sTaber Hogan & Co Craw Taber HI Meiss Chas Meiss & Co Cincinnati Meyer A Meyer & Co Willson Ide & Willson Columbus Tenn Hall Hooper & Mitchell Nashville Throne Adams,Throne & Co

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