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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1886

Page

3

Engineers in Session at Fifth Annual Convention

The National Association of Stationary Engineers opened its fifth annual convention at the Quincy House with 125 delegates from two thirds of the states. President Kilpatrick urged growth and standards, while committee reports highlighted membership gains, finances, and plans for central libraries and member services.

National Association of Stationary Engineers Quincy House R. J. Kilpatrick St. Louis J.a Board of Arbitration G. S. Mirror of Cincinnati Rome Brooklyn N. Y St. Paul Messrs. Bailey Nebraska Venable New Hampshire Ward Massachusetts Meionaon Canton Ohio Rochester Brockton S. M. Barker Nashville Association Stein Constitution Beckerby Int Foster Conn Bateman Low Mass Smith Dicey Wis Mutual Aid Berker Tenn Burlingham R. L Mosely O’brien

Labor Day Demonstration Fends Off Disturbance in Boston

A Boston gathering praised labor groups as conservative protectors of law and order. Seven thousand mechanics and laborers marched peacefully through city streets, with delegates including Colonel George G. Minor of Cincinnati and J M Allen of Hartford addressing the crowd. Afternoon plans called for visits to Lawrence at 1:15 to tour the Pacific Mills.

Boston George G. Minor Cincinnati J. M. Allen Hartford Lawrence Pacific Mills

Hanover Petition Wins Rail Board Favor for 8 A.M. Train

Massachusetts Board of Railroad Commissioners on September 6 1886 ruled in Hanover versus Hanover Branch that adding an 8 a.m. train from Hanover to connect with the Old Colony fast line to Boston is a proper public convenience. The board found the service inexpensive to implement, likely boosting travel and station business, and urged prompt operation with no impact on a noon train. THOMAS RUSSELL chairman.

Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Board OF Railroad Commissioners Selectmen of Hanover Rockland Sington Old Colony Boston

Sentiment for the Dead Interferes With Burial Precautions

The Liverpool Post argues for reconsidering burial practices in dense urban areas. It warns that cherished traditions hinder public health, suggesting limited plots and periodic cadaver relocation as in Paris catacombs to prevent long term land use and memory decline.

Liverpool Post Liverpool God’s Acre Cambridge Street Paris Pere la Chaise Montmartre England

A Graceful Coup D etat and Royal Mobbing Tales

A digest of brief items from British press chronicles including Russia’s coup style, a Grasmere wager on a white hat, royal party mobbing fears at Schwalbach, and notices on theater, cemeteries, rector authority, Highland shooting, and Essex volunteers amid unrest. The roundups reflect late 19th century imperial and social commentary with notable names and places.

Princess of Wales Schwalbach Allee Saal

Funeral of Charles D. Homans Held at King's Chapel

The funeral for the late Charles D. Homans was conducted yesterday at King's Chapel by Rev. Henry W. Foote and Rev. Dr. F. H. Hedge. A large crowd of prominent figures attended, including judges, city officials, hospital and society representatives, and Harvard affiliates. The service closed with interment at Mt. Auburn Cemetery after a solemn procession and pallbearers from distinguished circles.

Charles D. Homans King’s Chapel Henry W. Foote F. H. Hedge Judge Lowell HI. P. Kidder Peabody Scall Abbott James Howe T. K. Lothrop Wolcott Massachusetts Horticultural Society H. M. Whitney E. C. Jackson Woman’s Prison George C. Crocker Alfred Turner City of Boston Simonds Thomas Motley D. H. Cotting CW. Parker Martin Inches Society of Cincinnati The Humane Society Massachusetts Medical Society Harvard Benjamin F. Stevenson Joseph M. Gibbons New England Mutual Life Insurance Company O. H. Hardy E. C. Cutler Francis H. Williams Howard M. Buck H. W. Cushing J. J. Minot F.S. Watson Allerton P. Whitney Mt. Auburn Cemetery Justice Devens Massachusetts Supreme Court Nathaniel Webb Portland Samuel C. Cobb Hollis Hunnewell Williams Merritt Hodges Shaw Mansfield Ingalls Mt. Auburn

Public Bequests From Boston Will Lines

The will of Charles Mead of Boston leaves $1500 to the Howard Benevolent Society with contingent bequests to the Boston Public Library and the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy. Clara B. Martin of Boston leaves to the Boston Atheneum Library her Russian language books. Mary Evenlin of Boston bequeaths her pew in St Francis Church to the Little Sisters of the Poor.

Charles Mead Boston Howard Benevolent Society of Boston Public Library Massachusetts College of Pharmacy Clara B. Martin Boston Atheneum Mary Evenlin Little Sisters of the Poor St. Francis

Spellman projects Teemer beating Beach in Thames regatta

Halifax resident Tom Spellman praises John Teemer as a superior oarsman. He recalls Teemer's 33 minute 58 second five mile saltwater trial in 1884 and doubts no other sculler can surpass it. He predicts Gaudaur may defeat Beach and offers financial support for a five mile race if St John of St Louis approves Hamm for Conly.

Tom Spellman Halifax John Teemer Thames Spellman Teemer Beach Gaudaur St. John of

Cambridge Teachers Resign for Yonkers and Lewiston Posts

Miss Carrie H Hazeltine resigns as masters assistant at Washington grammar Cambridge to teach in Yonkers New York at 1000 dollars yearly salary. Elizabeth I Garcelon accepts principal post at training school Lewiston Maine at 1000 dollars yearly. both valued Cambridge teachers will be missed.

Carrie H. Hazeltine Washington Grammar School Cambridge Yonkers N. Y Elizabeth I. Garcelon Harvard Grammar School Lewiston Garcelon

Ships Arrive At Ports With Mixed Transatlantic Traffic

Steamers arrive in multiple ports including Nant Gwynant from Philadelphia and New York, Maharajah from Patras, Pawnee from New York, Italy from Liverpool, Fulda from Bremen, Reaper from Barrow, Westernland from Antwerp, Suffolk from London, Bellingham from Newport News to Rouen, Nederland from Philadelphia to Antwerp, Nymphwa from Newport News to Antwerp, Stockholm City from London to Boston, Rinun City from New York, and British Queen from Boston, with arrivals and origins listed for early September.

Antigerp Nant Gwynant Guildford Philadelphia New York Gibraltar Maharajah Patras Pawnee Italy Liverpool Fulda Bremen Reaper Barrow Westernland Antwerp Baltimore Suffolk London Lizard Bellingham Newpot News Rouen Nederland Newport News Stockholm City Hoston Tth Noorland Balmonth Rinun City Boston

Maritime notices and ship movements from early September

Reports from Nassau and St Thomas describe a wounded W B Mackie of Boston drifting after a hurricane and being surveyed in port, while the Bark Concord is chartered to move cargo for Boston. New York notes the Nema condemned, Wilmington reports a Norwegian brig Water and stores stop, and Machias witnesses an unknown brig ashore near Jonesport in fog.

Nassau Mackie Boston St Thomas Concord Addie Hale Yabacoa New York McNutt Halifax Wilmington Regnburn Belize Falmouth Machias Fisherman’s Island Jonesport

Weather observations at Boston Signal Station noted

On Sept 7 at 7 AM local time corresponding to noon GMT observers recorded barometer readings and sea level pressure. The entry states slight fog, cloudy skies, and fresh wind, with directions and a method for captains to correct barometer errors by noting hourly readings.

United States Boston

Port of Boston Arrivals and Clearances Reported

PORT OF BOSTON ARRIVED LISTING STEAMERS PENS OBOT PENOBSCOT STAR OF THE EAST COLLINS TREMON... CLEARED FOREIGN SHIPS SIDEE NINA PAGE HANNAH F CARLETON ANNA CURRIER GULLI DAY etc. COASTWISE STEAMERS CHATHAM STAR OF THE EAST EDWARD P AVERY SUSAN B RAY JOSHUA BAKER CUMBERLAND etc Sailed from the Roads Drigs Golconda Water Witch Highland Light Hull Wind at sunset.

Brig Sidee Daughney Liverpool A Winsor & Son Nina Page Taylor Port In Your Barrington J G Hall & Co Hannah F Carleton Bryant Hillsboro Dares L Stullivan Gulli Lijundberg H W Peabody & Co Brach Anna Currier St John F A Roberts Sarah W Lawrence Farrow Philadelphia Frank Spiga Mekheag Rockport Camden Fitz Bros & Co Salled Dominion Chatham Town Nina Georgietta Energy Saidee Daisy Reed Bangor Wide Awake Saco Vidette Fuller Joel Cook

Bay of Fundy Mackerel Runs and Port Entries Noted

Maritime cargoes and arrivals report mackerel and cod shipments from Bay of Fundy and St Lawrence routes. Sailed vessels include Swis Anaconda Fickett Salem DP Strout Providence Enterprise Robinson and a U S revenue cutter Levi Woodbury. Gloucester arrivals list Ethel Georges Lizzie W Hannum and others. price of sea packed bay mackerel reaches 18 dollars per barrel.

Milbridge Fickett Salem Strout Boston New Packet Francis Eldora Streut Providence Enterprise Robinson Boothbay Sehs Hank Bark Portland John Somes Brown Bay of Fundy Caroline Wright Reed Bay of St. Lawrence Hannah Wall Philadelphia Lebanon Dickson Bar Harbor Bath Iwis J Butler Carter Lynn Sullivann Siren Island Queen Aten United States Revenue Levi Woodbury Eastport Pemaquid Wheeler Jessie Hart New York Gloucester Ethel Druid Magdalene Islands McQuain Malpeque E. J Campbell

Bark Fleet and Vessel Movements Across Ports

A fragmentary shipping bulletin lists numerous barks and ships with departure and arrival ports such as ALMERIA, NEW YORK, HONG KONG, and LIVERPOOL. Entries include schooners like Sultana, Lynnwood, and Giuseppe dAbundo with dates in Aug and Sept, plus notes on cargo, routes, and incidents such as a fire aboard Abner Coburn and a rescue at Crumple Island.

Almeria Cedar Croft Fleet Cette Anjer Sultana Marsters Hong Kong New York Antwerp Lynnwood Sinclair Perth Amboy Assam Cremona Dalziel Salt Pond Buenos Ayres Heela McDougall Barbados Samuel B Hale Haven Boston Ydan Brunswick Cardiff John Gill McKenzie Talcahuano Fleetwood Swansea Lawrence Dublin Balrumbie Wood San Francisco Genoa Vincente Galatola Mazzela Gibraltar Giuseppe d’Abundo Tucci Cadiz Privateer Greenock Patagonia McLean Quebec Havre George Stetson Queenstown Henry Villard Perkins Portland Huelva Ara Philadelphia King Road Alexandrine Economy Lisbon Victoria Reis Newport News Wandering Jew Wakeley Padosa Vicerim Progreso Nordens Drenning Henriksen Pensacola Liverpool Valona Tybee Gallia Sturphy London Mark Twain Melvin Cronstadt Macassar Loyal Knudsen Bertha Coosaw Melbourne Antioch Hemingway Newcastle Nsw

Fenwick's Island News and New England Fishing Notes

Reports from Provincetown mackerel fleet rivals and widespread fishing activity this season. Grand Banks ship Grand Banks 4000 tons suffers damage after cotton bale fire. Dart Beattie from Lis enables near total loss. Xema McNutt badly chafed yet afloat. bay wrecks at Anticosti and John NB noted with ships ashore or lost.

Sch New York San Franlo 10 Beattie Lisore Xema McNutt Bay John

Global maritime movements list ships and routes in Sept

A dense chronicle records vessels sailing and port calls across the globe from Antwerp to Yokohama. It notes shippings like the Solitaire Boyd Antwerp, Daggett Daggett Daggett New York, and many others with arrival or departure details, highlighting routes, captains, and destinations such as Philadelphia, Manila, Boston, and Havana.

Mareure Solitaire Boyd Antwerp Daggett New York Goodwin Lester Portland Sawyer Dinsmore San Francisco Falmouth Horn Christensen Savannah Brest Nyanza Inness Barbados Moniita Wallace McLeod Fulton Emblem Roberts Manila Glasgow Batavia Holman Montreal Siberian Moore Grand Turk George W Clyde Cape Haytien Genoa Mozart United States Gibraltar Sir William Armstrong Philadelphia Kennebec Ford Liverpool Wilmington Cal Hull Cleveland Wisnaes Baltic Marseilles Rogska Sorensen Pensacola Neustria Matanzas Victoria Havana Delaware Etta Whittlemore Wright Montevideo Barrow Bathurst Bayswater Azores Peacemaker Cattarininich Buenos Ayres Quebec Alvin Kelly Kelly Lisbon Sch Curtis Ackerley Boyle Persambucgo Maggie E Gray Young Baltimore Lewis Ehrman Collison Antonio Scotia Lapsiey Pearl Kerr Boston Ldg Jessie H Freeman Anderson Wig Cargo Thornholme Mary Port Geo Linck Portsmouth Drammenseren London Martin Luther Leith Romulus Grangemouth SAGUA Anita Berwick McBride ST Jago Caroline Miller Swinemunde Grodno Forth Southampton Ems Jungst Bremen ST Domingo Trygoe Smith Vist ST Joan James M Flanagan Burns Tampico

Coastal Ship News Echoes Busy Atlantic Trade

Maritime list notes numerous Ar 6th to Ar 7th arrivals and sailings from New York Boston Baltimore and Philadelphia. Vessels include steamers Ambrose Glaucus and Lord O Neill along with many schooners and brigs. Ports touched span Brunswick Bath Darien Fall River Galveston Georgetown to New Orleans with frequent port calls and through Hell Gate bound east.

Apalachicola Fla David W Hunt Hall Boston Alenandpriva Frank Vanderherchen Bangor Otrento Lockhart Mass Lucy M Collins Wendall Elizabethport Pavilion Sylvester New York Maria Adelaide Nickerson Norwalk Aunie Geo H Stout Pierce Newbern Egypt Wright Philadelphia Colina Bell Anthony Harper Calvin F Baker Darling Providence Thomas B Schall Hitchens James D Dowell Sharp Minasee Thompson Wiscasset Enna Fk Hart Keene Carrie Holmes Holmes New Heaven Jas B Ogden Tole Portland Ellen Tobin Hawkins Jonathan Sawyer Reynolds Kennebec South Shore Jones Manchester Haynes Matthews Chase Tuttle Ives New Bedford Lord O’ Neill Dunn Havre Vineland Caspian Barrett Liverol Agnes Holbeck Rawen Johns Hopkins Foster Berkshire March Genevieve Haley Charleston Nellie W Craig Vierce Allyn Alleghany Brunswick Mary J Cook Hoffies New Haven Bath Sheffield Darien Hunter Whitten John Sherwood Price Normandy Wyman Baltimore Thomas W Hyde Sherman Ruth Shaw Corliss Monantico Toomey Equator Napier Geach Continent Grace Andrews Watts Dover Nh-Ar H B Metcalf Fossett RW Uuddell Helen Mar Hubbs Joseph G Dean Chase Dutch Island Harbor Stephen J .Fooks Betterson Joseph Eaton Chatferd Howard Holder Farnsworth St John Accra Newport Fall River Florida White Rockland Aries Loveland Pexcreer Sargent Abel W Parker Bowin Daniel Brown Curtis Mabel L Phillips Haines Somerset Galveston Alamo Florence Flynn E A Morrill Crocker Mobile Georgetown Anne Conant Baker Quaker City McNelley Pensacola Emma I Endicott Bowen J M Harlow Soper Waples Ponder Quillin Samuel B Hubbard Mehaffey Wyannis Masa S J Smith Romer Hope Haynes Gray Connecticut Hanson Ropert Daily Loew Blaisdell Bella Holman Hoboken Valetta Ackerly Port Johnson Jacksonville Marcus Edwards Outton John S. Davis Green Tamos Soale Key West Lampasas Crowell Kendrick Chatham Ambrose Para Westernland Antwerp Italy Liverpool Queenstown Fulda Bremen Southampton Niigara Havana Rkeaper Barrow Gloucester Selis D K Baker Ceara Oran Hannah McLean Matanzas Selis Carrie Walker John S. Case Shalee SC Tryon Melinda Weed Nantucket Wm A Morrell Glaucus Berry Finance Rio Janeiro Craigendaran Furlong Colon Hiladelphia Hess Chiswick Leighton Vera Cruz Samane Taylor Cape Haytien Portia Davidson St Johns David Crockett Anderson Graafstrom Hack Rotterdam JJ Smith Fingley John F Rodman Roy Buenos Mcintosh Port-au-Prince Panope Young Yarmouth Lyra Dunning Hell Gate Barks Salade Jamison Alcante Hart Island Roads Olive Thurlow Corbery Rosario Whitestone Icis R G Moran McDougall Mary Brewer Petty Douglass Haynes Lewis Joseph G Stover Aery Bucksport Bertha E Glover Spear Portsmouth Helen, White AJ Miller Crowley Josephine Cogswell Narragansett Pier Ada Herbert Harding Wareham F T Drisko Rondout Lettie Wells Bunker Victor Jenkins Weehawken Frank Neally Amboy Daniel Webster Marion Meiggs Clinton Loduskin Eddsville New Orleans el Monte Hawthorne Gardenia Herefeld Port Eads Legislator Druffield Cane Verds Eling Ross Norfolk Garrett P Wright Earl P Mason Crescent Fall

Maritime Ship Movements and Clearances Across Ports

A lengthy list of vessels sailing, clearing, or arriving at Philadelphia Newport News Portland Portland, New York Boston Charleston Providence and other ports. Entries include brig Sarah E Kennedy Walters Port Spain for Philadelphia and steamers Guyandotte Roanoke and Blackstone sailing for New York and West Point with various crews and cargoes. Also noted are bark Hudiksvail from Rouen, brig Irene for Philadelphia, and multiple schooners and steamers loading or unloading halibut and other goods.

John B Carrington H EL Slaght Philadelphia Newport News Sarah E Kennedy Walters Port Spain Guyandotte Kelly New York West Point Roanoke Couch DH Miller Howes Boston Norfolk Blackstone Rider Providence Gov J . Smith Nickerson Rhode Island Warner Moore Crockett Portsmouth Franconia Falkner Chamberlane Niceto Ugarte Cardenas Reading Smith Alentown Swasey Achilles Warrington Salem Lancaster Hand Saxon Sherman Fall River Iwiss Crosby Campbell Viola Reppart Kennebec Frank Pratt Lee Lee Wm Cobb Chase Samuel C Hart Wood’s Hall Edna A Pogue Outton Pamunky River Anne Lord Kendall Bangor Mary Nowell Lank Portland Helen P Jones Vineyard Rosebrook Sullivan Fannie Kimmey Wolfe WE & WL Tuck Taylor Collin C Baker Baker Wm E Lee Jeffreys Levi Hart Giles Barks Lucedio Balestrine Genoa Cheshire O'Brien Anjerschs Hattie L Sheets Dole Georgetown Stephen Bennett Spear Gloucester John D Page Haley C G Cranmer Walton Lynn LM Potter Potter Chrome Bunker Alice Borda Dukes Danversport Mary J Castner Gardner C B Wood Stanley Geo L Fessenden Wicks Traveller Frayne Glastonbury Franconia Young Calais Mary G Collins Somers Bath Agnes Key Haley Wan Lermond Hopper Minnie H Smithers Insley Wim E Barnes Perkins GM Porter Johnson Anna D Price Nightingale Plymouth Lone Star Church Marblehead Sunbeam Thurston Tremont Capitol Wiley Bremen Ella Doughty Geof Cushing Jewett LaHave

Mail Closings For Europe And Caribbean Steamship Schedules

The notice lists mail closings for Europe via Queenstown Liverpool via Brest Havre and Plymouth to New York. Bermuda via Trinidad. West Indies via New Orleans. France via La Champagne and Gellert. Germany and other European routes. Scotland via Glasgow. Great Britain via Etruria. and Cuba and Mexico routes. Times shown include 4.30 A.M. 5.30 P.M. 7.00 P.M. 7.30 P.M. Fridays and Wednesdays with various ships named.

Europe Queenstown Liverpool Bermuda Trinidad New York Catalonia Bos Truxilio Ruatan New Orleans Ates Oee France Brest Havre la Champagne Osler Germanic Germany Tries Plymouth Cherbourg Hamburg Gellert Scotland Glasgow Furnessia Seip Southampton Fulda New Far West Indies St. Thomas Barbados Brazil la Plata Great Britain Cuba Tampa Fla Mexico

Trans Pacific Mails Listed From San Francisco Dates

For Australia Fiji Islands New Zealand Samoan and Sandwich Islands by Mariposa Sept 25. For Society Islands Tropic Bird Sept 30. For China Japan and East Indies except British East Indies City of Rio Janeiro Sept 21. For Sandwich Islands Australia Sept 15.

Australia Fiji Islands New Zealand Samoan Sandwich Islands San Francisco Society Islands China Japan the East Indies British East Indies City of Rio Janeiro

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