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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1888

Page

3

Taft and notables attend at Roseland Park Woodstock

A large crowd gathered at Roseland Park in Woodstock on September 5 for a Republican event. Governor Taft arrived with aides, followed by diverse delegations and speakers including Senator Evarts, Benjamin Butterworth, and several Connecticut and New York Republicans. The day featured a banquet, a concert, and a grand pyrotechnic display with attendance estimated between five and seven thousand.

Putnam, Conn Roseland Park Woodstock Providence Taft Lincoln Republican Association of Central Falls Garfield Republican Association Pawtucket American Band of Veterans’ Band Thompson, Pomfret Kilingly Roselandark George K. Loring Salem Benjamin Butterworth Ohio William $. Sharpe Dayville Conn John F. Plummer New York Joseph R. Hawley Connecticut Charles A. Russell Third

Yellow Fever Cases Jump in Jacksonville Bulletin

Jacksonville reports 50 new yellow fever cases and 5 deaths in the last day, bringing totals to 388 cases and 42 deaths. Names listed among today's deaths include Louis Hernandez, Mrs. Lucy McCullom, J. Stark, John Carroll, and C. R. Pearson. Separate note from Washington says one isolated case at Anatee and another at Palmetto, with river villages healthy.

Jacksonville Fla Louis Hernandez Lucy McCullom J. Stark John Carroll C. R. Pearson Washington Murray Marine Hospital Service Anatee Palmetto

Dijon rail disaster toll rises in late reports

Paris reports confirm nine dead, thirteen severely injured, many others lightly hurt in the Dijon railway crash. An OS named Boucher was seriously punched, and M Ferry spoke at Retiremont about the next general election being a struggle between republicans and anti republican forces. He favored the republican method of voting and urged union to defeat Boulangism. London Derby meeting results include Eulalia winning the Devonshire nursery handicap with Sxia second and Lutzen third, and Ada winning the St Leger stakes with Caerlaverock second. A ship canal study favors Liverpool to Birmingham with Parliament powers urged.

Paris Dijon Boucher M. Ferry Retiremont London Eulalia Sxia Lutzen Ada Caerlaverock Arrandale Sweet Briar Hortense George Liverpool Birmingham

Knights of Pythias Field Day Celebrated in Boston

Five hundred sir knights of the Massachusetts Brigade Uniformed Rank Knights of Pythias attended the annual field day yesterday. Supreme Chancellor William Ward of Newark, N.J. reviewed the parade on the Common with General A. W. Cunningham in command. Guests included Grand Chancellors from several states, and a festive board at Hotel Pines followed the train trip to Point of Pines. The day ended with a guard drill, jubilee in Odd Fellows Hall, and speeches by high officials of the order.

Massachusetts Knights of Pythias William Ward Newark N.J A. W. Cunningham Tarbell W. Bb. Gale D. L. Smith W. K. Ripley C. V. Newton K.R.S James A. Fox Rhode Island G. M. Deming Connecticut J. P. Young New Hampshire E. D. Durand Point of Pines Hotel Pines Cunningham Boston Odd Fellows’ Hall Luther L. Tarbell New Jersey Herman Hanson James B. Brayton Charles A. Lee Charles H. Symonds Lynn John A. Whipple Brockton J. A. Harvey Fitchburg

Palmer assigns in insolvency amid creditors list

J Benjamin Palmer of Peabody filed a voluntary insolvency petition. He lists liabilities around 61 48875 with major creditors including Globe National Bank of Boston and others in Boston and Peabody. Assets include a seat on the Boston Stock Exchange and several encumbrances. preferences are noted for twenty creditors. An assignment by James P Kennett in New York is also reported, and a Cincinnati cooperative company receiver appointment is sought.

J. Benjamin Palmer Peabody George E. Armstrong Boston Jacob Osborn Globe National Bank of Boston James J. Costello E. H. Darling Ames J. Costello A. F. Davenport I A. Evans & Co Emery Hodges E.H. Darling F. Henshaw & Co Roland Hayward C. A. Putnam A. F. Esterbrook J. BE. Wall Kidder, Peabody & Co Topliff & Brooks J. E

Boston and Washington clash in late innings at Chicago

Chicago crowd watches two teams battle with strong pitching and fielding errors. Johnston and Nash lead Boston with solid hitting while Clarkson struggles with walks as Washington gains five runs late. Attendance 2831. Boston heads to Chicago next.

Jim Whitney Shoch Bostons Clarkson Johnston Brown Kelly Joe Gavin Ray Nash Donnelly Fuller Myers Chicago

Post Citizens baseball game for charity at YMCA grounds

The much talked of Post nine versus Brooklyn Citizen nine game will be played Saturday at the YMCA grounds on Dartmouth street. Proceeds go to the Greeley monument fund. In the evening delegates will be entertained at Millward's, City Plant.

Post Nine Brooklyn Citizen Nine Dartmouth Street Greeley Monument Fund Delag Millward’s City Plnt

Only One Genuine Sheridan Book

Colonel Michael V. Sheridan answers a Ware River News claim about a supposed life of General Sheridan. He asserts royalties only come from his Personal Memoirs by Charles L. Webster, denies the Bardwell solicitation, and urges newspapers to publish the truth to correct misstatements and deceitful promotions.

Sheridan Boston Michael V. Sheridan Ware River General Sheridan M. Bardwell Springfield Charles —L. Webster Fourteenth Street New _ York Webster & Co General Grant Ware River News

New Line of Steamships For Halifax to Charlottetown

The Canadian Atlantic Steamship Company plans a Halifax to Charlottetown service. The first vessel, the Halifax, built at Govan by London & Glasgow, is 1600 tons with a steel hull and 860 first class berths. It features water-tight bulkheads, ballast, a double bottom, triple expansion engines of 2800 hp, and aims for speeds over fifteen knots. Richardson & Barnard of Lewis wharf are the agents.

Canadian Atlantic Steamship Company Halifax Charlottetown Govan London & Glasgow Engineering and Shipbuilding Company Richardson & Barnard, Lewis Wharf

Hiorsford's Acid Phosphate for the Tired Brain

An advertisement promotes Hiorsford's Acid Phosphate as a remedy for fatigue from overexertion. The copy urges readers to try the product to refresh the mind and restore energy.

Hiorsford

Notice to Captains at Boston Signal Station Observed Sept 6

Observation at 8 am Boston signal station notes wind and barometer readings. Instructions state add one hundredth inch to ship barometer per ten feet altitude. ships should adjust daily to correct errors. Arrivals and clearances listed for Port of Boston including Norseman, Venetian, Marmion, New Brunswick, Wilkesbarre, and others amid variable winds and fog.

United States Boston Norseman Morris Liverpool Warren & Co Sable Island Ort Venetian Parry Mde Thayer & Lincoln Marmion Fisher Port Antonio Boston Fruit Co New Brunswick Colby Annapolis Digby Moise Wilkilby Wilkesbarre Barbados Kidder, Peabody & Co J W Kennedy Doucette Cape St Marys Bonhomte Devean Yarmouth Fleetly McKinnon Sheet Harbor Alfred Brabrook van Horne Baltimore Edward L Warren Colson Belfast Lewis Lillie Ferkins G W Raitt Coleman Sadie A Kimball Burns Elliot Maria Theresa Kelloch Rockland Harriet All Rockport Mass Anna M Nash Card Newburyport Herbert Perkins James Holmes Ryan Leyland Leng Bostonian (New Virginian WER & Lincoln State Street

Freights and Charters. Maritime Trade Highlights

New York report lists chartered steamers St An drew s Bay and Steamer knrique with grain and petroleum shipments to Cork and Hamburg. Vessels Conqueror Prince Rudolph Bark Josra Granville Belle Forest Kelvin carry refined petroleum and deals from New York to Europe and the Baltic.

New York St Andrew’s Bay Baltimore Cork Knrique St John Liverpool Australia Prince Rudolph Hamburg Josra Baltic Meee Barrow Granville Belle Continent Forest Miramichi Bristol Channel Kelvin

Gloucester and Vineyard Haven Sailed and Arrivals Report

Gloucester and Vineyard Haven report shows multiple vessels sailing from Grand Banks and Georges, and others from Block Island to Plymouth Bucksport St John NB and New York with crew lists, cargo, and sail dates. The record notes passed, sailed, and arrived ships, tugs with barges, and numerous vessels bound for Boston New York and Newport News with Wind West-southwest to moderate conditions.

Gloucester Swhs M A Bastan Ada M Hall Grand Banks Steriing Georges A M Burnham Phebe Emma Small Carrie W Babson Block Island Vineyard Haven Katie J Hoyt Rearse Hoboken Plymouth Carrie A Buckham Robinson Perth Amboy Bucksport Lynx Finley St John Gilchrist New York Sadie Wilcutt Hart St George Mary Lord Lord Frankfort Ada Ames Adams Rocklind Charlotte Brown Reed Rockport Abbie Walker Bobvin Vinalhaven Philadelphia Bessie H Rose Allen Iceboro A & M Carlisle Revell Bay View 8B Bay Blackington Portsmouth Newport News Seth W Smith Martin Calais Stonington H T Townsend Smith Hillsboro Newark Alscar Lottie B Scott Frank Willie Brown Fall River Herald Jenkins Laurens Mary Whitridge Boston Confidence O’ Brien P C Merriman Storm King Lewis Virginia Stafford Lottie Moore Swis Gasper Embree John F Kranz Olive Speedwell M B Mahoney Idaho Ellen Merriam Anna L McEwen J Lindsey Samuel Hart Silas Mcloon I W Hine Irene E. Messervey Lady Ellen A J Bentley D Prince Mary George Annie W Akers Lu Iida Potter Potter Fleet Wiscasset Ar 4Th Niger Coquette Orne Louglass Waynes Greenleaf New Haven

Maritime cargoes through early September from various ports

A list of ships and sailings by port and date, detailing vessels such as bark Armenia from Summerside, John Bunyan and Sorensen from Cardiff, and multiple others including Francesco Cilento, Giulia, and Morna. Entries cover destinations like Cape Town, Baltimore, New York, Manila, and Santo Agnello, with dates from July to September and notes on voyage legs and captains.

Barrow Bark Armenia Rowan Summerside Pei Cardiff John Bunyan Sorensen Cape Town Kambira Brownell Montevideo Bangkok Karsow Victora Cadiz Scis Devon White St Johns List Robin Cebu Eudora Fulton Batavia Cork Syringa Munroe St John Copenhagen Candeur Nor Neilsen Baltimore Lubeck Castellamare Francesco Cilento Ital Porzio New York Aurora I Tal Jaccarino Algiers Giulia Lanro Santo Agnello Vensacola Peppino Mignanos Martini New Orleans Dunkirk Morna Goodwin San Francisco Elsinore Laura Gertrude Hélimers Philadelphia Stettin Privateer Landry Glasgow Ashantee O’brien Pictou Granton Frank Bruns Quebec Gibraltar Bucephalus Nicholson Shields Villa Ricos Mary Jenney Jones Norfolk Marsala Giacomo Mortola Mortola Smyrna Havre Assyrian Hong Kong Nyi-Ghau Butler Samarang Iloilo Clan Robertson Wilson Pauillac Marseille Penarth San Mateo Haw Portland San Giovanni E Bertolotta Hamburg Nomad Sterling Newark Blanco Tucker Rio Janeiro Geneva Gregory Boston Union Briard Paspebiac Choice McMurty Pensacola Guldreyn Brunswick Adelaide Bailey Argo Tybee Sharpness Capella Thorsen Cape Magdelen Bamarang Euphemia Cann Sourabaya

Ships in Atlantic and Pacific crossings list tonnage and routes

A crowded shipping brief records multiple vessels: Canute Williams Glasgow City of Hankow Glenburn Glenericht Jark Sea Foam Havana Ellen Lurline Helen M Rowley Nova Scotia Fred Scammell Lorenzo D Baker and others with captains, origins, destinations, dates, and approximate positions such as lat 88 30 lon 73 50 and lat 43 11 lon 53 40.

Canute Williams Cardiff Cape Town City of Hankow King Glasgow San Francisco Glenburn Johanson New York Calcutta Glenericht Flynn Ge Jsark Sea Foam -Jones Swansea Filt Cove Havana Ellen Stephens Port Townsend Erie Lurline Mattson Toilo J D Spreckels Kahului Lurline Helen M Rowley Tuantanamo Newaoe Cape May Sir Luis G Rabel Murphy Glace Bay Thatcher Nova Scotia Rotterdam Fred Scammell Hamburg Lorenzo D Baker Wiley Boston Port Antonio Bird Rock

Norwegian Bark Anna Delius Abandoned After Gale

Captain Doersen reports the Norwegian bark Anna Delius from Waterford, Ireland, encountered a fierce gale on Aug 22 at lat 60 N, 27 W, listing severely and leaking badly. The crew abandoned Aug 26. the German steamer Deutschland rescued all hands, and the Pieter de Coninck took them on Aug 27. The bark, partly owned by NG Young of Christiania, was not insured.

Boston Pieter de Coninck Rareus Antwerp Doersen Anna Delius Waterford Ireland Ceenenay Deutschland Peters Hamburg New York Anna Deliis NG Young Christiansand Sir Mary E Wharf Highland Light Thacher’s Island Glendale Dickman Little Glace Bay Greeley Island Straits of Lelle Isle Greeley’s Island Croats Islan London Mark Clifford Marmion Jamasca Port Morant Liverpool Bath Horatio L Baker Gardiner G Peering Fred A Crowell Yarmouth Mass Quebec Bratsberg Matane Adly San Francisco Diamond Nicholson Newcastle Nsw Philadelphia Schizetta Waltham Sir Rebecca Aaulane Allyn Chester Bangor Isaiah K Stetson James O'Donohus Belfast Matteo Brazzo Genoa River Plate New City Bray Hong Kong Saigon Lloilo Tweed Moore Colombo Cochin Port Eizabeth Osseo, Davies Cardiff Savannah Isle of Wight Lena Persson Pensacola Caracas Pacific Coast Atlantic & Carribean Ee Company Salifax Port Hawkesbury Beaver Harbor

Foreign Ports and Fleet Movements Updated

A compact log of ships in port or sailing to destinations worldwide including Auckland Wellington Calcutta Guantanamo Havana Honolulu Singapore and other ports. Entries note vessel names captains origins arrivals sailings and destinations with dates in late August to early September.

Maritime Light: Wrecks and Clearances Across Coastal Ports

In Bath and Portland sailing and loading details emerge. Vessels such as William Wickham and BC Cromwell depart for saltinore and Washington while several steamers including Gladiolus and Shawmut are cleared for Havre and Providence. Multiple schooners load and sail for Virgin amid port activity at Calais Ridgeport and Calais with a mix of Boston, New York, and Providence connections.

Bath Loring C_ Ballard Bearse Boston Mary E& Oliver Hodgdon Beverly Stewart Portland William Wickham Philadelphia Belle O'Neill Butler N H Skinner Nickerson J D Robinson Vort Johnson BC Cromwell York Washington Baltimore Samuel Killaway Brandige Kennebec Walker Armington Drinkwater Providence Gladiolus Wright Dunkirk Eglantine Galveston Ridgeport Henry Tapiey New York Ball Calais Amirald Tinker Beverley H G King Britt Albert Manthorn M D Wilson Beihed Amsden Clark Vineyard Hiram Hibbard Pawtucket Pushaw Area

Southwest wind shift. Northward-bound fleet amid shoal passage

In CHATHAM on Sept 6 a flotilla of thirty ships and numerous schooners moved east over the shoals after a morning run from 8 to 11 am. A northerly wind switch reduced to a calm then brisk at sunset as vessels including Silas 3 te Loon Hitch cock Bentley May and others pushed north past Volluck Rip. Steamers Standrd and James etc. also appeared, with various arrivals and sailings listed across multiple ports from Charleston to San Francisco, detailing departures, clears, and arrivals of ships and schooners in dynamic coastal traffic.

Chatham Jonathan Bourne Nettie Champion Charlies Lawrence Volluck Rip Silas I J May E A Baizley Charles Morford Joseph Oakes W Hine Lb Messervey Frank Maria New York Boston Frostburg Centipede Hercilessch Herald Laurens Mary Whitredge Confidence Merryman Charleston R Condon Nellie Floyd Georgetown Maggie C Hart Davis George M Adams Standish Kennebec Hyannis Joseph Hay Whinney Philadelphia Joseph Eaton, Jr Chatfield Weehawken Jacksonville James E Samuel L Crocker Deering Taunton Chautauquan Miler Apple River Providence Mary Miller Dayton Spain Liverpool Erin London Havre Ludgate Hill Columbia Mediterranean St Andrews Bay Cilurnum Hamburg Santiago Mexico Havana Sunlight Thompson Deverara Starlight Sears Port Spain Sehs Wellington Thomas N Stone Amelia Ireland LA Watford Woods Hall Richard Vaux New Bedford J G Griffin Minnle W Griffin Vinalhaven Suevia Ludwig State of Indiana Ritchie Glasgow the Queen Heeley City of Alexandria Deaken Otranto Rippeth Hull Eldorado Sampson Rouen Jersey City Govier Bristol Celtic Irving City of Rome Young Winthrop Gragg Portland Marlborough Salter Antwerp Therese Wood Cette Jessie MacGregor McFadden Sligo Alice Jacobsen Dantzic Wolfe Whalen Rhynland Lahu Bremen Burgundia Marseilles Queen Valencia Laguayra Victoria Baracoa Vidette St Louis du Rhone Talisman Portspain Hell Gate Swiss Holvane Isaac H Taylor Smith Portsmouth Allen Greene Dickerson Hoboken St Johns Gilmore John Stroup Sturges Guido Cuba Mattie KE Eaton H L Slaight Geoff Mills Stonington Bertha Deane B C French John B Carrington Stoning Boyce New Haven Hennie L James New Ork Ada Bailey White Daylight Hodgdon Frank O Dame Rogers Newport News Sue Williams Pearce Thorp Katie J Barrett McLeod Bangor A S Howe Brown P Shores Osborn W F Batley Boston- Newburyport Hercules Swain Jenuie Lind Leighton South Amboy Bill Stowe Thinney Williamsport Miller New Orleans Orator Jones Alaska Robertson Bordeaux Hudson Halsey el Paso Quick Guadaquiver Lineras Seville Rosarian Buenos Ayres Herschel Rio Janeiro Port Eads Texan Sechs Medford Bullock Helen Mar Hubbs Elizabethport Swis Mavellan Hillsboro Wascano Balser Kate Scranton Lidridge Dodge Port Blakeley Ivy Worsley Olsen Port Royal Elma Roberts United Kingdom Perth Amboy Baltimore City Brun St Jago Grace Webster Jewett Spartel Hallowell G M Porter Johnson H N Squire Gray Minnie A Bonsall Lodge Marion Draper Booker Light of Coulter Acara Doyle Downing’s Cove Nis William Keene Simmons Friendship Glouceater Litchfield Rosario Roland Hatfield Parsboro A B Sherman Higgins Baltimore Mattie J Alles Crockett Alexander Campbell Katahdin Hayes Stewart Campeche Blanche Hopkins Tunnell Salem Benj Gartside Sharp Lanesville Chase Trickey Kelly Ruthshaw Carlow Edwa Schmidt Cranmer Susie If Davidson Haley Samuel L Russel Ficher Dover Effe J Simmsons Bulger Frankfort J & S Bryan Nisley Kate Bk Gifford Wright Lucy Friend Collins Bath Corson Lancaster Robinson Reauing Spartan Crowell Switzerland Ceberweg Oliver Coggswell Stettin Sagua Sagua la Grande Self Furman Mulford Little Commercial Point Sophia Godfrey McCarty Stephen G Loud Matthews Mobile James Young Sanderkin Newburyport Ivan Danenhower Nil Colin C Baker Baker Tuck Eldridge Mary Sanford Allyn Vaughn Butehire Coull J F Merry Wells Kate E Gifford Lucy Borieni E Johnson Paul Albert Mason Abbot LE Williams Kennedy Warner Moore Chester E E Johnson Elkton San Francisco San Blas Chapiian Panama City of Rio de Janeiro Seabury Hong Kong Drumcliff Newcastle Nsw Pearl Manning Hakodate John Rielley Calistoga Manson Newport Lanadale McAlister Cardiff Australia Honolulu Paul Revere Sewall Monitor Iverson Humboldt TW Lucas Christensen Gray’s Harbor San Pedro City of Madras Halley Sydney Carolina Aldemir Oston Satilla River Isaac N Kerkin Steelman Brunswick J H Bowers San Dilgo Mercur Connecticut Mitchell Port Johnson Somerset C N Simmons Rabbit Wakreham Cailed Jesse Murdock Phinney Ada Herbert Harding

Cheap Printing Prices for First Class Stock and Work

Advertisement for RECORDER PRINTING CO. offering business cards, envelopes, letter heads and bill heads at listed prices. Claims experience in mercantile accounts, capable of handling clerical work, with references to prominent Boston bankers and merchants. Address Edgar Bupfum, care of Chas L Andrews, 85 Oliver St.

Recorder Printing CO Lincoln Boston

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