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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1886

Page

3

Faster Time to Chicago Urged by Boston Trade Groups

A Boston circular from William Bliss of the Boston and Albany Railroad outlines a proposed schedule fix to shorten travel from Chicago to Boston. By routing Albany to Springfield for Boston passengers, the running time could drop from 37 to 29 hours. Trade groups including the New England Shoe and Leather Association, Grocers' Association, Chamber of Commerce and others request interviews to discuss the plan. Also listed are recent property transfers and mortgage actions across multiple Boston neighborhoods.

William Bliss Boston & Albany Railroad Boston Wass Chicago Albany New York Springfield W. B. Rice Transportation Committee New England Shoe and Leather Association C. T. Boyd Grocers’ Association W. C. Blaney Chamber Commerce J.D. Morrow Paint and Oil Club H. H. Kendall Fruit and Produce Exchange A. K. Tolman Merchants’ Association Charles H. Guan New Ireland Furniture Exchange H. ¢. Hall Fish Bureau

Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain to fund road improvements

Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain is believed to have secured the $60,000 needed to pay the Oct 1 interest and extra sums, with income bondholders approving the plan to invest in the road. The issue notes that coupons on lesser incomes are paid annually and that income bonds act as a second mortgage, letting holders accept improvements while deferring interest.

Ogdensburg Lake Champlain

Rail and railroading notes from September news

The Suncook Valley railroad relaid with steel rails and George F. Evans becomes manager of the Louisville Evansville and St Louis railroad with a Portsmouth home. Chicago Burlington Northern passenger opening delayed to November 1 due to equipment issues. South Pennsylvania case ruling against Pennsylvania railroad. Texas Pacific bondholders report 6 801 000 of 8 000 000 bonds deposited. East bound Chicago shipments compared to 1835 weekly totals. Wabash bondholder seeks Chicago division cut. Various bond offerings announced. Jay Gould inspecting Weeping Water branch. Pennsylvania to begin event suits against trunk lines and coal companies this week.

Suncook N. H.) Valley George F. Evans Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis Railroad Portsmouth N. H Chicago, Burlington & Northern Pittsburg Supreme Court South Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Texas Pacific Bondholders’ Committee Chicago Wabash Lst Missouri Kansas & Texas OOO Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Burlington & Northrn Richmond & Danville Chicago & Indiana Coal Company Jay Gould Missouri Pacific Pensylvania

Railroad Earnings Across Lines in October Reports

The National railway Southern division first week October earnings were 16887 dollars, up 56000 from last year. September monthly totals show significant gains across multiple systems led by Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis and the St Paul road. Other lines including Northwestern Mexican Vera Cruz railways and Detroit Northern report varied weekly and year to date gains and declines with several double digit increases and several decreases.

National Railway Southern Division St. Paul Road Alton Terre Road Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati Indianapolis St. Louis Vera Cruz St. Paul Beeso Arkansas & Western Detrottee & Northern

Real estate transfers across Suffolk County list several parcels

Suffolk County transfers show multiple deeds including William A. Davis to Rollin H. Allen on Prospect Street and Ellen Stanwood to Anna L. Green at Columbus avenue, with mortgage details to Penny Savings Bank. Other entries cover Tremont, Huntington, Harrison, Temple, Beach, Folsom, Weld, and Weld avenue parcels with prices, dates in October and September, and various back mortgages or transfers to entities like the Metropolitan Railroad Company.

Stamford Street William A. Davis Rollin H. Allen Prospect Street St. Columbus Avenue Ellen Stanwood Anna L. Green Columbus Avenue West Springfield Street Penny Savings Bank Tremont Street Edward B. Kellogg William W. Lowe Tremont Brookline Streets Charles A. Cotting Huntington Avenue James M. Thompson George W. Nason Oliver R. Chase Said Thompson Harrison Avenue Jacob Berwin Margaret Burke Temple Street Greenleaf W. Stackpole Thomas L. Jenks Beach Street Margaret J. O. Doherty Joseph C. Davis Folsom Street David Parker Willard White Paul H. Kendricken Weld Avenue George R. Swasey John F. Quick Metropolitan R. R. Company Doxwehesstere William L. Harris

Mortgage transfers reveal multiple 19th century deeds

James N. Platt and other trustees transfer a mortgage to Howard F. Woodside based on an 1880 loan of 2400 dollars. Ella A. Simmonds conveys a mortgage from Richard Lonergan dated January 2, 1877 for 1246 dollars to Timothy O Leary. Franklin Haven and trustees assign a mortgage by George W W Nason dated November 1885 for 5750 dollars.

James N. Platt Howard F. Woodside Ella A. Simmonds Timothy O'Leary Richard Lonergan Franklin Haven Et al George W.W. Nason Said Nason

Various Ships Around the Atlantic and Europe in Mid October

Shipping news from New York Baltimore Rimouski Southampton Kinsale Liverpool London Gravesend Naples and other ports lists ships with origins such as Liverpool Havre Baracoa Acapulco Montreal New York Savannah and more. Vessels include Celtic Nor mandie Hesperia Amicitia Baldomera Iglesias Miranda Kate Polynesian City of Chester Greece State of Georgia and Jeanish Monarch among others.

New York Celtic Liverpool Normandie Havre Hesperia Mediterranean Amicitia Baracoa Acapulco Aspinwall Baldomera Iglesias Havana Miranda St Johns Poland Hamburg Baltimore Saragossa Fort Antonio Rimouski Montreal Southampton Fulda Bremen Kinsale Kate Savannah London Erin Cartagena Barrow Glasgow State of Georgia Gravesend Greece Naples Colummbit Brow Head City of Chester Dover Lord of the Isles Koono Amsterdam Schiedaim Hong Kong Jeanish Monarch

Observations at Boston Signal Station in October Records

On October 13 at 7 AM local time corresponding to noon Greenwich, observers note wind, barometer, reduced thermometer, direct weather, sea level, velocity and pressure readings. Captains use barometer scaling at the stated hour daily to correct errors, adding one inch of mercury per ten feet above sea level. Miniature Almanac Tuesday see to.

United States Boston

Varied Fleet Arrivals and Departures Off Atlantic Ports

A long list of ships arriving and departing with cargoes and passengers, detailing steamer Worcester, City of Macon, Alleghany Taylor, Reading, Vidette, Longfellow, and numerous schooners and sloops along Atlantic routes. Notable notes include the Puerto Rico being broken up and several vessels bound for Philadelphia, Baltimore, Havana, and New York with sugar, logwood, passengers, and general cargo. Weather described as fine at sea, with westerly gales and heavy seas after Cape of Good Hope for five days.

Worcester Alien Charlottetown Pei Port Hawkesbury Steamiags Knickerbocker Blair Seguin Adams Puerto Rico Miller New York Lottie Moore Battie Hotlo Mauritttus Cape of Good Hope Lillian Machias Willey Havana Jennie Sweeney Morse Philadelphia Albert Schultz Boston Thacher Wm Jones Collins Gonaives Logwood Herry Prescott Turner Brunswick, Ga Vineyard Haven Laura Samson Savannah Vineyard Sound Lizzie Young Shaw Newport News Albert S Stearns Kelley Grace Davis Dyer Freddie L Porter Clark Alfred Stearns Gracie Davis Lainson Celina Georgetown Howard W Middleton Smith Otc Witherer Garfield Bertha Dean Soule Charles F Tuttle Ives Baltimore Charles Noble Simmons Babb Peeteson Sullivan Lawin Rich William Mason Chaise John Somes Robbins Wallace J Boyd Lake George L Fessenden Wicks Ida C Bullard Peak B L Eaton Grierson Adele 1Rudell Fidler Bertram L Townsend Timmell Marietta Steelman Penobscot Carter Alice B. Adams Daniel Brittain Coleman Hoboken Ann Elizabeth Phillips Port Johnson Sarah W Lawrence Farrow Maud H Mndley Oliver Gov Hall Cain Lester & Lewis Moody Ida Mathia Gifford Thomas Booz Somers Furnan Mulford Tillotson Bessie If Rose Allen Nellie C Paine Nickerson Henry R Tilton Herris Charles L Jeffrey Mary B Wellington Nellie Clark Lewis J S Lamprey Harding Ellen M Baxter Gray Jed Frye Longley Perth Amboy Secis Saarbruck M E Eldridge Artemus Tirrell Morgan Fred Walton Hope Haynes Seis Horatio Percy J M Whittaker Rondout Mattie Holmes Jordan Sehis Elliot L Dow Lampher M C Moseley Connors Ela Coombs Eva D Rose Brannon Woodbridge Witherell Addie Sawyer Cook Bayonne Glennllen Bunker Roseville Margaret A Jones Moore Tremont Willie A McKay McDonald Provincetown Ham Garland Estella Littlefield

Vessels Cleared and Coastwise Movements Listed

The report lists several vessels cleared in foreign and coastwise routes, with steamer New Brunswick and brig Stockton among those noted. Also recorded are steamer Dominion and brig Stockton with Demerara, plus coastwise movement of steamer John Brooks and steamer Neptune to New York and Fernandina. Weather reports show Highland Light and Hull winds at sunset, light and cloudy conditions with northeast or east-northeast directions.

New Brunswick Colby Annapolis Digby W H Kilby Mary Agnes DeCoste Sydney Delong & Seaman Florence Christine Chute Bear River Dominion Blauvelt Yarmouth Hall & Co Stockton Allen Demerara Johnson Glidden & Bridge Blanvelt J G Hall J P Ellicott & Co Highland Light Hull

Sails and arrivals in New England ports and nearby waters

The document lists numerous ships, captains, and routes from Vineyard Haven, Boothbay, and various Maine and New Brunswick ports. Vessels sail to destinations including Porthind Lily Dill New York Hantsport NS Boston Provincetown and Portland with cargoes such as halibut and coal, along with notes on the ship Grampus and the Jeannette expedition naturalist aboard.

Vineyard Haven Cripsey Queen Campbell Baltimore Porthind Lily Dill New York Hantsport Lizzie Wilson Chadwick Newport News Boston Westside Gannon Perth Amboy Erie Theall Dexter Clark Hope Haynes Gray Hoboken Fred Walton Smith Elizabethport Ann Eliza Dyer Ella Coombs Rondout Monticello Henshaw Hamburg Smad South Amboy Billow Emery Nellie Clark Clark Nellie C Morton Millville Glenalien Bunker Rosville Lucy Wooster Tiverton Louise Hastings Provincetown L Halway Bryant Salem Margaret Leighton A Hammond Gilpatrick Carrie Hix Willie Martin Holbrook Port Johnson Saco Edward Waite Lee Baltimore Portland George B Ferguson Ryder Drdia & Martha Hoffs Portsmouth R Ll Gloucester Lizzie U Patrick Slevers Plymouth Addie Wessels Gross Lottie S Norton Georges Rebecca Bartlett Grank Bank Novelty Ada M. Hall Caroline Vought George Clark United States Fish Commission Grampus Newcombb Jeannette J W Collins Boothbay Ar Laura G Chester Beal Rockland Clinton Delia Hinds McCarty Caltis LD Wentworth Pendleton Kennebec Nellie Doe Winslow Union Perkins Beverly William McLeon Brobherry Magele & Hart Channey CM Wince Washington Nevada Judkins Deer Isle Sawyer Bryad Damariscotia Poe Wheeler New Catawamteak Carter Rock York Sds Harvard Louisa Francis Abizal Iavens Terrey Bangor

Ships and barks Sailed and arrived across world ports

A malformed log of maritime traffic lists numerous vessels and routes. Entries include barques, barks, brigs and ships with owners and destinations such as Fidelio New York Avon, Sicilian routes to Pensacola and Brunswick, ships to Boston, Baltimore, Savannah, and New York, plus ports Cadiz Cork Dublin London Hamburg and Manila with departures on October 15 16 17 and September 9 18. It records ship names captains owners routes and destinations across Atlantic and Indian Ocean trade lanes.

Mixed vessel traffic and routes from 19th century log

A list of ships with origins destinations and dates including Ship Savannah from New York to Bremen on Sept 26 at lat 41 lon 63. Chapman Pearce from Port Blakely to Boston on Aug 15 at lat 65 lon 32 W. Queen from San Francisco to Sligo on Aug 1 at lat 48 lon 29 W. Park Hentor from Quebec to Montevideo on Aug 29 at lat 34 lon 37 W. Evvor Matthews Newport News to Bangor on Oct 13 at lat 40 lon 71. Brig Racer from St Johns NF to Pernambuco on Sept 1 marked 26 Nolor 2s WV. Brig Starlight from New York to Barbados on Oct 5 off Bermuda. Sir Florence Shay from Charleston to Newtown Creek on Oct 16 off Beautori SC.

Bremen Camelia Brecke New York Niagara Steenken Tybee Bahla Henrik Ibsen Vogt Cork Roland Julicher San Francisco Queenstown Cadiz Giuseppe d’Abunido Pucci Dublin Niord Paril Silloth Hlavre Igeria Hamburg Godeffroy Willinngton John W Marr Cotton Calcutta Isle OF Wight Nimbus Smith Penarth Wilmington Lei Auguste Jeanette Chatham London Flash Light Dexter Wilmington Avoca Mitchener Germanic Wasecott Savannah Montevideo Gould Newcastle Philip Fitzpatrick Clark Portland John M Clark Conant Nsw Oporto Dora May St Johns Portsmouth George Stetson Wood Havre Baltimore Pernambuco Vincenzo Perrota Philadelphia Queens Own Ananby Maignard Hull Poonah Neilsen Dunkirk Progress Raten Bathurst Glasgow Rio Janeiro Guldbbnga Johannesen Brunswick Rotselrdam Dolphin Olsen Charleston SY Nazaire Prucente Adelus St John Santos Vancred Bjortsen Leth Erie Warry Smith Weeks Trinidad Carpincho Falker Paranagua French Eden Bransywick Steuvpin Ringhorn Bentsen Swinemunde Yriesti Abram Young Marine Augusta Attanasio New Orleans Chapman, Pearce Port Blakely Boston Ron Queen Sanfrancisco Sligo Park Hentor Quebec Nylon W. Pburk Evvor Matthews Newport News Bangor Lon Racer Nolor Starlight Barbados West End Bermuda Sir Florence Shay Newtown Creek Beautori Annapolis Alice Kair Machus Jaliburst Chesapeake Steed Demerara Swiftsure Annis Madeira Dickinson Jones Cayenne Marks Rome Corvett Cape Town Sth Atlantic Lanfare Mark Bertie Daniels Alvin Kelly Kelly Patie Barnett Del Marioignue Chase Pinkham Gallth Nichols Galveston Loth Alpheta Holby Parana Port Oet Hartlewool Beven Las Palmas United States Shaft Bork Evewell Mears Kathleen Alfred. White Prom Cernandina Shediac Bordpeaux Chateau Yquem Pauillac Callao Aravont Eugenie Siewert Cebu Furness Abbey Marcy Agra Hlogemann Nimbus Smith Dexter Miicheper New Vark Glitner Emerson Bearce Collins Fort Swainy Avitha Rohr Wilhington Jose Ginebra Leherde Bunkirn Harriet Hickman Dersor Guayaquil Arto Professor Nordenskind Decersen Havana Asalted Antonio Sala John Si Ea Ote Norfolk Woolston Sachinnen Wamburg Lina Homer Philadelie la Bretagne Portia Dawson Neo Merriprick, Crowell Charlottetown Park Catharina Lveleya Penarthonus Miranda Bindon Worcester Ilollo Soolo Powers Maren 2d Livervool Khuriel Williams Dotterel Savanasah Alon Mississippi Nessmore Inch Istrian Fox Greece Jeffrey Malaga Ponca Manila Port Ang Panay Bray iZoston Mary L Cushing Downs Lorena Stower Turks Island Spain Nettie Smith Wallace Ar L8th David Brown McGilvery Cardiff Yakisman Delano Garnet Arsien Screamer Bennett Delaware MekKenzie MekKenczie Rothesay Iverson Beatrice Meileury Buenos Ayres Lith Lake Sanchor Liverpool Cathelic Howard Father Point Lake Winnipeg Montreal Dracula Wisconsin Ventier Atarania Hains San Jose DE Guatemala Estella Avery ST Pierre Mart Leonora Monroe Clifford Crabtree ST Thomas Chattanooga Lewis Waldemar Parker Mary Lord Fajardo Hatteras Sitanghae Wilna Taylor Vietori John Potter Curtis Tkin Christine Edela Aagensen OT Welena Josephus Fozers Flong Kong Sicrotx Barracouta SP Jagq Santiago Southampton Elbe

Bermuda Cruise News Sails and Arrivals

Bermuda reports multiple sailing updates. Franklin and Mandrey in port on October 11 for a cruise. Conwell and Foster expected to sail soon. Eva from Greenland arriving at New London on October 18.

Bermuda Franklin Mandrey Conwell Foster New London Eva Greenland

Shipping losses and damages reported near Cape Cod and Atlantic vessels

Capt Coombs reports near Race Point Cape Cod a ship’s mast and jibboom carried away. Hartlepools arrives Bermuda with bent shaft. Brig W Warner damaged after collision, arrives Barbados. Brig Alfred reports hurricane damage near Bermuda, deckload loss, repairs by 6 pm. Bark Valborg sick crew in Downs. Queen of Australia waterlogged after leaks. Wm Bement repairs at Absecon station, sails again. Seb Hi M Buell runs ashore Absecom bar, leaking. Mary A McLaughlin near Liverpool NS.

Coombs Alfred, White Bermuda Fernanding Soth London Valborg Knudsen Savannah Hamburg Queen of Australia St John Atlantic City Absecom Seb Hi M Buell Steelman Maine Absecom Bar Liverpool Mary A McLaughlin

Newburyport to Arbhat dismasted last Friday arrives under jury masts

Various shipping notices report a Newburyport bound vessel from Arbhat dismasted last Friday and arriving here with jury masts. Other items note collisions near New Bedford and Jersey Flats, fires on cargo ships in Galveston, and wreckage reports from London and Halifax.

Oceanic Shipping News From Ports and Sails Across Americas

Numerous vessels from Oct 1 to Oct 17 are listed with origins, destinations, and cargo notes. Ships and brigs travel between Barbados Demerara New York London Liverpool Boston and beyond, including steamers and bark entries like Nimbus, Furness Abbey, W C Warner, and Chesa peake, with ports Chile Havana Guayaquil and Quebec featured among routes.

Maritime Ship Movements Around Atlantic Ports

A compressed log lists multiple vessels sailing and arriving along Atlantic ports. Entries mention bark Kitty Laird from Rockhampton to Astoria, Crown of Italy from Jamaica to Queens town, Birma from Queenstown, and numerous steamers and schooners at Baltimore Providence and New York through late 18th. The report notes ships docking or sailing from Beaufort, Bermuda Hundred, Chatham, Charleston, Calais, Edgartown, Fall River and nearby ports with captains and destinations such as Port Antonio Philadelphia New York Boston and Norfolk.

Astoria Kitty Laird Rockhamton Crown of Italy Jackman Queenstown Birma Jones Baltimore Port Antonio Jam Carthagena Sarole Barrow Chiswick Leighton New York Surrey Murreil Swansea Chatham Hallett Boston Johns Hopkins Foster Providence F Wrune Rose Esterbrook Davis New Bedford Bertha L Walker Westgate Barks John Barzley Lady Blessington Larsen Hamburg Stephen Bishop Rivers Orchilla Mattie A Franklin R G_ Dunn A L Lockwood Carrie A Norton Howard D Bibber Beaufort Adventure Murphy Philadelphia Bermuda M Saunders Butler Chatham Bay Lulu Doane Windsor PJ Woodruff Charleston Moncrief Liverpool Bradford Canary Portland Grace van Dusn Lee Norfolk Potosi Henderson Henry D Miy Morris Stephen Bennett Rockport Frank Vanderkerchen Chamberlain Wiscasset Susie D Davidson Haley Trojan Havre Lamson Calais Hiram Hibbard Madagascar Tinker Edgartown Schs Paine Port Johnson Nantucket Horatio Perry Rondout Penobscot Carter Hoboken Fall River Mabel L Phillips Sar Sgac Georgetown Priscilla Scribner Furman Norol

Shipping Notices and Maritime Arrivals Across Atlantic and Coastal Ports

A dense list of ships, steamers, and sailings across New York, Boston, Philadelphia, New Bedford, New Orleans, Norfolk, Portland, and Providence. Entries include vessel names such as Angerton, Eleanor, Win H Vanbrunt, Amelia P Schmidt, and Celtic, with destinations to Philadelphia, New York, Havana, and Havre, plus sail dates from Oct 14 to Oct 20 and cleared or bound statuses. Also notes mail closings and routes for Europe and the Americas.

Proposals Invited for Navy Armor Plates and Forgings

The Navy Department invites U S steel makers to bid on armor plates and heavy gun forgings for modern ordnance and ships. Bids must cover all specified items and show domestic production capability. Approximately 7310 tons of cut forgings are to be supplied, including substantial quantities for six, eight, and ten to twelve inch calibers.

TSO United States Aimercesi United Navy Department Washinoroxcd Ange Congress Eagle al Alcatel PUP Saehwis Carler Bureau of Ordnance Pic Shineton Wilhicke 'Ae Witho Navy

Shipping Notices From Pacific Passages

Fragmentary shipping schedule notes list steamer calls and origins including San Francisco and ports such as Samoa Zealand Society Islands and Sandwich Islands. Vague references to vessels City of anditi City of Pekin and routes to Australia Fiji Japan and the East Indies appear with dates in late October and November.

Sailing of Ocean Steamers Arrive at Boston and New York

A list of ships sailing from various European ports and destined for Boston and New York with departure dates and agents. The record names vessels such as Furness, Linseed, Crown, and Cunard lines, with origins in Antwerp Liverpool London Glasgow and Hamburg and arrival targets in Boston and New York. Ends note multiple ships and routes in October and November.

Aes Furness Pieter de Coninck Antwerp iGil & Lootz Liverpool Thay’ré& Lin Romania Aoe Warren & Co Bridah Crown London Ilenders N Bros Milanese C Furness Bothnia Cunard Norseman Eer Ge -Fuet Warren & Co Pavonia Stockholm City Furness Bovilia Close Durham Furness iCunards Tyrain Venders N Bros New York Hamburg P’h Ps Bre a&Co WDUA Sos Kunhardt & Co BiGor Cee Isbremen Oelrichs & Co Spain Ceeeevs Hurst Cireasala Glasgow Henders Kiros Indiana Baldwink Co Alabama France Hurst Edain Amsterdam F'ech Bk’ Ye &Co Westernland

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