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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1891

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Lace and fashion bargains hint at seasonal shifts abroad

The piece notes lace making origins in Ireland led by Mrs McLean, with nun and school efforts supporting Irish crochet. It highlights French lace reproductions in Philadelphia, silk curtains, and $250 pair sets. Bargains abound as summer inventories close out. It also covers alarm clock substitutes in beds, Redford corn fabric, autumn hat styles, night gown cases, dinner table centers, tea gowns, hair ribbons, and Swiss Tyrol bans on red parasols to curb accidents.

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Ireland Lough Erne McLean London Cabra Marie Antoinette Philadelphia Redford Switzerland Tyrol Asanis
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Editorial Dispute over State Committee in Baltimore

The American, Baltimore Republican editor Felix Aguus, denounces the State Committee action denying Colonel W W Vannort authority to name the governor race chair and installing Charles T Westcott. It calls for Westcott to withdraw and for a new meeting urged by Secretary Nail, while Vannort insists he cannot lead the ticket if Westcott remains.

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Westcott Nail Vannott
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Fourth Pittsfield burglary attempt alarms residents

In Pittsfield on South Mountain road a fourth burglary attempt in a month failed when burglars fled after obtaining a bank book with stopped payments. Police arrested Henry Morton near the Pease residence, as locals grow uneasy over the spate of break ins.

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Pittsfield Pitts Charles Pease South Mountain Road Henry Morton
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Striking Fall River Weavers Vote to Stay Off Work

The striking weavers of Barnaby mill in Fall River voted this afternoon to remain away from their tasks until next Tuesday morning. No compromise seems possible as Ashley refuses to confer with Secretary Itebend, representative of the Weavers' Progressive Union.

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Fall River Favr River Dept Barnaby Mill Anent Ashley Itebend Weavers’ Progressive Union
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Shipping News Briefs From Boston Harbor September Records

Coastal shipping items list arrivals and clearances at Boston Port on September 4 including Steamer Sorento Francisco Navarro and State of Maine with passengers and cargo, plus numerous schooners and barges, coastwise movements, and weather observations. Names include C Furness Waldron Shipyard compa nies and various ports in Europe and North America. Specific vessels range from steamers to fishing schooners with cargoes of mase, naise, mdse, and fish.

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Sorento Page Antwerp Mase C Farness Francisco Jenkins Hull Eng Sanderson & Son Navarro Spa Gaicoechea London Naise Furness State of Maine Colby St John Fearport Portland Mise H M Whitney Dreamer Joseph L Colby Ets Newport News Saturn Wiley Philadelphia Lewiston Ingraham Bangor Kennebec Collins Bath Tremont Craig George A Chatee Godfrey Gloucester C M Winch O’brien Vinalhaven Sovloo Paoetenr Halings New York George Moon Newburg Benjamin Dickerman Boston Chisholm Neponset Sea Leader Swim Buenaventura Hkranksen Drew Burgeo Harry Morris Carter Joggins Schooceeke Moorhead Campbell On Luta Price Copp Hillsboro Rondout Marshall Perin Scott Snow Beta Colveth Ellen M Golder Henson Baltimore Fred B Belano Sawyer Elizabethport Wild Pigeon Green Ruth Shaw Carlow Francis Goodnow Coléman Milton Janes H Hoyt Nickerson Lillian F Warren Greenlaw Deer Isie Norton Wall Green's Landing James Baker Adams Geo PF Rust Brocklebank Addie E Seavey Haggerty A H Harding Card Newburyport Freddie A Higgins Blake Damariscotta Sebs Hattie Lewis Coleman Kennard Freeman Sadie A Kimball Barns Eliot Emma , Chase Church Machins Nchs Kate McClhintock Wright K P Chase Roberta Kath Scythia Watt Liverpool Alex Martin Yarmouth Stanwood JG Hall & Co Herman Kelg Meyer Gill & Lootz Schs Brenton Thompson Mereghan Westport Genwus Bri Apt Annapolis Delong & Seaman Gold Hunter Rawding Stone & Downer Mercury Boothbay Geo M. Winslow Annie W Weston Mystic Belle Onward Rockland Hunter Atlanta Mineola Ellsworth Lizzie C Rich Banger Cicero Copy Eanice P Newcom Deer Isle Georgia At John Flash B Norns Bear River Josephine Margaretyitle Gertrude Grand Cayman hKulon Sand River Percy G Reed Port William Lillian Boston & Lowell Jk. I Causeway Street Manchester Concord North Wonrokk Portsmouth Meokasett Suncook Picism Ota Suncook Valley Naghua Oencord Ouoncord Plymouth Tihi Belmont Tilton Lake Village Meredith Ashland Centre Harbor Long Island Wolfeboro Tab Pan Laconia Weirs Warren and Maverhill Bees A Siegen Biegeld Henenepeny Twinyne Agant Maplewood Astiohen Profile House Defforsom St. Johnsbury Eweerk Passumpste B. R. Dorsh Wella River Sun Ae Ee Ehusbury & Lake Chamvilein Eeuik Aedt Johnsbury Bestreet Newport Quebec Sherbrooke Mann Boudoir Fabyan Leoping & da Nashkington Street Granite State A. Mac Brown Gomera J& Geo Storer A.Q. PA
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Coal Charters Recorded for Various Ports

Freights and charters from Baltimore dated September 4 include schooners Sullivan Samin and J W Linnell bound for Salem at 65 cents, Oliver S Barrett for Portland at 60 cents, Samuel H Walker for Boston at 60 cents, and Mary E Morge bound for Galveston Texas at 226 cents.

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Baltimore Sullivan Samin J W Linnell Salem Oliver S Barrett Portland Samuel H Walker Boston Mary E Morge Galveston Texas
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Shipping notices from Atlantic routes and ports

A scattered OCR snippet lists vessels sailing from Liverpool to San Francisco and other ports, with lat and lon coordinates and dates such as July 14 and August 20. Included are ships named Wray Castle, Larnaca, Faulkner, Piet Schultz, Dorado, and Wim Sumner traveling from Barry, Barbados, Belfast and other ports toward New York, Montevideo and Charleston.

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Wray Castle Liverpool San Francisco Larnaca W. Hark Whos Faulkner Barry Montevideo Nara Piet Schultz Barbadoes New York Dorado Ang W. i Sch Wim H Sumner Belfast Charleston
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Letter reports Antarctic Fisher arrival with full cargo

New Bedford reports a Fayal dated August 12 confirming the Antarctic Fisher from this port with a full cargo and no new arrivals. Earlier July 21 records show 490 barrels of sperm oil taken, with a total now believed near 600 barrels since leaving home, including 180 barrels still to account for.

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New Bedford Mass Fayal Sch Antarctic Fisher
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New Tonnage Frora Morang Launched at Richmond

Richmond Maine Sept 2 A three masted schooner Frora Morang of 258 tons built at Richmond was launched today for sailing under Captain John Morang.

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Richmond Frora Morang John Morang
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Fairfax Steamer to Enter Service After Builders Trial

The Fairfax, built by Harlan & Hollingsworth of Wilmington for Merchants & Miners Transportation, will have a builders trial on the Delaware River Tuesday and then enter regular service between Boston and Baltimore. Also noted are several other vessels in transit and incidents along the Atlantic in early September.

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Baltimore Salon James's Point Sharp's Island Gloucester Lizzie J Call Calais Weymouth Mass Eastern Point New York Habana Compagnie Trans- Atlantique Hapaguola North River Eare Nutfield Shields Norfolk Pirate Glasgow Smith's Point North Sydney Canova Johnson Quebec Lymouth Eng London Southern Belle Frahm Mobile Queensboro St Michael's Western Island
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Vast Atlantic Packet Dockside Dispatches From Sept 2 3 4

Alexandria Baltimore Brunswick Bermuda Charleston City Point Falls River Fernandina Georgetown Gloucester New York Norfolk Providence Plymouth Philadelphia and more report sailing and arrivals of numerous steamers ships schooners and barks with captains owners routes and ports of call including Boston Philadelphia New York Kingston St John Portland and Halifax among others with vessels such as Empire Nova Scotian Suez Dorchester Puritan and Charles Eschmint listed among others sailing or arriving on Sept 1 2 3 4 ongoing coastal and transatlantic traffic updates.

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Antwerp Edward O'Brien Thomaston Oliver New York Pennsylvania Luenogs Ayres Barkentie Geneva Boston Gregory Princis Oscar Hansen Chatham San Francisco Edith L Allen Gath Darrah Glasgow Ollaf Nickelsen Nor Olsen Campbellton Manitoban Philadelphia Hong Kong Empresa China Yokohama Vancouver Hamburg Scola Grey Hulg Bog Atlantic Aebec Hmavee Cyrus Wakefeld Morton Sandy Hook Liverpool Annie Bingay Doty Quebec Herbert St John Aunie New Yor London Jackgarvie Mayer J'oston Moville Furnessia Sardinian Marseilles Arlington Leach Cape Couat Castle Africa Maryvort Netherholme Montreal Newport Ene Erins Isle Dixon Rio Janeiro Rotterdam Zaandam Baltimore Sharpness Avoula Otter ST Michaels Azores Ar Ang Southern Bell Frahm Mobile Queensboro Dhetress Sunderlant Britannic Tariva—Yassed Angelo Castellano Ital Trapani Gloucese Nereo Serra Nova Philadelpha Alexandria Kate Crowley Windsor Manchester Haynes Matthews Bath Katte F Ireland Johnson Alfred Brabrook Kennebec Kaskell Dorchester Puritan Harding Providence Charles Eschmint Annie F Conlon Woodward Abrahams jSpectat S Smith Marr Mary B Thaird Theasing Wm Tancer Daliimore Myra W Spear Canwell Augusta J T Campbell Moston Joh K Powers Smith Theodore Dean Sherman Morace G Morse Harriman Eunteen Crocker Crocker Sarah & Ellen Henley Davis Little Francis C Yarnell Scott Harold C Bercher Parsons New Haven Sarah Foe Farnham Flora Rogers Oston Kermuda Hundred JB Look Richmond Brealfasl Abbie K Bentley Norfolk Abie Walker Vinalhaven Charleston Mary S Bradshaw TV Ball Frank Vanderherchen George K Congdon Win E Clowes Mary E Morris John R Ialiday City Point Alfred Keene Speedwell Rockland Fall River William O Snow Sarah A Blaisdell Mary Augusta Hateh Taunton Fernandina Richard F C Hartley Chase Lauilla Jayne Georgetown Charles Noble Simmonds Hammem Gloucester Andrea Lovico Satlea San Stefano Bent Yannis Luella Nickerson Cotuit Freddie Eaton Sinclair Cainia Augier Brash Hfe Russell Rankina Hampton Roads Clara Alvrant Java MU Desert Ferny May Queen Grant Sullivan Allston Dyer Franklin James A Garfield Fisher Cardenas Maud Briggs Elbelige Key West M C Haskell Perry Port Spain Newhuryport Panther Ichs Vortland BC French John H Platt Rovidence Dreadnaught Bridgeport George H. Mills Saco FC Dame Eddie H Slake Kennebec River Geo Pwohey Keaton Fortune Newvort Ar 3d Sch Monitor Godfrey Trourne Nyatt Salled Sd Urbana Nobse Scus Gertrude Bartreit Adam Kennedy Ralph M Hayward Carrie A Norton Fifteau New Bedford Narragansett Chane Hastings Cory Willow Ho Swan Davidson George and Albert Barker Sorrento Yamburg Arbeaig Cuba Baracoa City of Berlin Alert Cape Haytien Nymphaea Hremen Shields Moruca Trinidad Guthell Gerstemunde Chalmette New Orleans Robert Harrowing Waltaore Flaxham Santos St Lucia Barks Heatrice Hesse Gonaives Agestino Rombo Rot Satilla Caroline Co Brunswick HJ Powell Laguna Neva Philadelphaa Etta M Larter Pulger Wilmington Adhis Cathia C Berry Nellie Bruce St Votin Alaska Jonesboro Hell Gate Schs Join & Norris Robinson Fointon Fmma Wilkinson James Verner Warren Lagte Simmons Koloken Kalem Mary EB Lynch Vort Johnson Scituate H Sumroons Hawkins Awboy Portland Flyaway Thomas Haverhill Yeerth AM Boy Hattie G Dixon South Atboy Ethel F Oliver Ames Handy Angie Green McElwenl Joel Ff Sheppard Robert H Parker English Thomas H Lawrence Kelly Newburyport Zimri Wallingford Higbee Lanesville Arah Wood Douglass Holkar Canadian Falshaw Harrow Fernside Hinelva Donau Karka Nuova Mondo Oran Laura Maria Fowey Tide Colazio Mass Si_ Hearce Threatrup Larks Island Woodbury Raynes Kingston Jam Jonathan May Cook Satulla Tresilian Atsag Celestina Palermo James Rothwell Burlingame Bristol DS Williams Selover IL Fart Towne Mattie A Franklin MacDonald Kate Markee
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Maritime movements and arrivals aboard U S and allied vessels

Sailings and arrivals across ports from Portland to Wilmington detail US and allied naval ships, cargo steamers, and pilot boats. The report lists vessels such as the Chicago Newark Yorktown Atlanta Vesuvius and Cushing, with crews and destinations including Atlantic City Boston New York and Providence. It notes sailings on September 4 and nearby dates, plus several ships bound for Kennebec Wilnington Port Johnson and Calais among others.

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Flora Sawyer Freely New York A G Lamson Meherhoff Haverstraw Herman F Kimball Lane Tiverton Weymouth Chase Valentine Thompson Philadelphia Alleghancy Baltimore Saxon Portland Chicago Newark Boston Atlanta Yorktown Concord Vesuvius Cushing Hath Jennie M Carter Eaton Abey Auraley Edckford F Nickerson Marshal Joseph Oakes Smith Ida L Kay Kenney Abigail Haynes Wm L Edkins Frambes Kennebec Atantic City Louis Monette Barkentine Mathew Baird Norton Mayagues Pit Frank Kicel Merriman Boonbay Granville Portamouth H Boynton Ruth Hodson Lynn Lizzie Guptill Saco Sreerac James A Gray A J Miller Sale Sreerau Schs Geo Tarbell Jonson Hoboken Grace Rice Marshall Warnersport Jennie Hall Watts Port Johnson Fannie Flint Warren Hillsboro Golden Rule Boyles Calais Marion Ulicsa RK Smith Nutter South Amboy Rachel Seaman Beverly San Francisco Annie F Wright Wright Shanehas Gaele Providence Etta Moore Mystic Conn Rattler Hoston Hazelwood Dickson St John Anita Melonson William Flint Pendleton Bangor Franklin Clark South Gardiner Fordo Eric William Viint Multnomah Mary KF Amsden Wilmington Bark Eleier Arbadoesscr Edith & Seward Travers
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Cunard Scythia Sails From East Hoston With Passengers

The Cunard steamship Scythia, Captain Watt, sails for Liverpool from East Hoston dock at 10 30 am today with saloon passengers Dr and Mrs HL Smith Miss Mary Heywood Mrs k G James Mrs Gordon Mrs Alfred Windsor child Mr and Mrs James Wat and nurse son Rev Mr Kiryden Mr Bell plus 35 intermediate and 100 steerage passengers. The steamer Etruria from New York at 7 am today will include Mr and Mrs C E Turner and Miss Sarah Norton of Boston. The Norddeutscher Lloyd steamer Lahn from New York for Bremen Tuesday lists W Proctor and wife J H Wheelock J L Walcott and J A Molneaux of Boston.

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Cunard Scythia Watt Liverpool East Hoston Dock HL Smith Mary Heywood K G James Gordon Alfred Winsor James Wat Kiryden Bell Etruria New York C E Turner Sarah Norton Boston Hremen W Proctor J H Wheelock J L Walcott J A Molneaux
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Mail routes and closing times for distant destinations

The dispatch lists daily overland mail to Mexico closing at 5 a.m. for Britain, Ireland, and Europe via the Scythia, with supplementary mail at 0:45 a.m. For Nova Scotia and Newfoundland via the Halifax on Sept 6 at 11 a.m. It also notes mail to Para, Maranhao, Ceara in Brazil via the Gregory from New York on Sept 5 at 3 p.m.

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Overland Mail Mexico Great Britain Ireland Scythia Nova Scotia Newfoundland Halifax Para Maranham Ceara Braz Gregory New York
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Mail deadlines by region from San Francisco notices

For Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, Samoan and Hawaiian Islands mail closes Sept 12 at 5 p.m. For Japan, Shanghai, Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports and for the East Indies excluding British India and others, mail closes Sept 9 at 6 p.m. From San Francisco Sept 30, the Society Islands mail via the ship Tropic Bird closes Sept 24 at 6 p.m.

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Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan Hawaiian Islands San Francisco Baton Japan Shanghai Ek Kong East Indies British India Straits Settlements Siam Dutch East Indies Maile Boston Society Islands
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Secretary Foster Meets Wall Street Bankers In New York

Secretary Foster visited the Sub-Treasury and conferred with bankers and Wall Street leaders including Henry W. Cannon of Chase National Bank. He said the visit was unofficial and mainly for recreation, expressing satisfaction with the Treasury and bond handling, while bank plans to take out more currency were declined.

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New York Sreciax Foster Sub-Treasury Henry W. Cannon Chase National Bank Ellis H. Roberts Cannon Collis P. Hantington 5. W. White Wallstreet The Evening Post Yester Wall Street Treasury Kenry W. Cannon Secretary of the Treasury
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Canadian Scandals in Ottawa Public Works Probe

Evidence before the Public Accounts Committee shows that in 1886 about 600 in goods supposedly bought from Bourcier Bros. for the Public Works Department were billed to Bourcier but supplied by H.C. La Rose in the Liberal camp. Clerks Dionne and Talbot ordered from La Rose via La Rose’s name, and the goods allegedly went to private houses while government checks were used. The case focuses on misdelivery, fake accounts, and lending a name, with ongoing investigation next week.

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Ottawa Public Accounts Committee Bourcier Hbros Public Works Department Bourcier H.C. la 2080 la Rose C. Dionne H. Talbot Kourcier Talbot Dionne
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Defeated confidence motion in Canadian House of Commons

Ottawa reports Sir Richard Cartwright's motion of want of confidence in the Government over census returns was defeated 81 to 103 in today’s House of Commons session. Separate item notes Lawrence milkmen forming a mutual protection body, raising milk price to 6 cents per quart amid scarcity. Also Montreal reports shareholders of the defunct Consolidated Bank sue Senator Ogilvie for 200000, alleging director liability.

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Ottawa House of Commons Richard Cartwright Lawrence Lawrence and Vicinity Montreal Consolidated Bank Senator Ogilvie
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