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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1889

Page

3

New Books in 19th Century Novels and Critics

A review of current novels and authors, rating Fatima by Abi S. Jackman as vulgar, critiquing Clip Her Wing Let Her Soar, and praising W. E. Norris Miss Shafto and Adeline Sergeant The Luck of the House. Notes on other titles include A Ride on a Cyclone and The Pennycomequicks, with publication details and pricing. The piece highlights reader tastes and literary quality across multiple authors and series.

Abi S. Jackman Fatima Rives Inez Jezebel Rita W. H. Ballou Jules Verne Sugar Swamp Sephy Carmine Boatles Miss Dates Bret Harte Columbia River Kilman Kon Dr. Jekyll Mr. Hyde Mr. Cummings Norris Sidebottom Cusworth Miss Broughton New York Ogilvie & Co Louisiana G. W. Dillingham Boston de Wolfe, Fiske & Co Dora Russell F. F. Lovell & Co Frank I. Lovell & Co Lovell Gillan Vase Larper Bros Belford, Clarke & Co Old Settier Ed. Mott John Strange Winter Frank F. Lovell & Co Josephine W. Bates Philadelphia J. B. Lippincott Company W. B. Clarke & Co Arthur Cummings Estes & Lauriat Miss Shafto W. E. Norris Leisure Moment Series Henry Holt & Wn Mrs. Alexander Henry Holt & Co Adeline Sergeant R. M. Johnston Harper & Bros Baring-Gould Franklin Square

One Voyage and Its Consequences by Julius A Palmer Jr

A review lauds Captain Julius A Palmer Jr's One Voyage and Its Consequences as a fresh maritime tale. It contrasts with Clarke Russell and Marryatt, praising truth over sea color, focusing on cabin life and a critique of brutality in sea literature. Boston edition details noted.

Julius A. Palmer Clarke Russell Marryatt Cooper Palmer Julius A. Palmer, Jr Boston D. Lothrop Company

Book Notes on Froude Firth Strathpeffer and Emergency Guides

The review surveys Our Kin Across the Sea by Froude’s New Zealander, noting American hotel and rail road critiques and political cautions about rings and bosses. It covers Strathpeffer Spa in Scotland, its climate and waters, and compares natural restoratives with Adirondack places. It also reviews two emergency manuals by Dr. Butler and Dr. Doty, praising their practicality while warning even good works require action in danger.

Froude Macaulay Brooklyn Bridge Metropolitan Firth Republic Strathpeffer Spa Highlands Scotland Fox Strathpeffer Adirondacks Butler Doty House of Peterkin Philadelphia J.C. Firth J. A. Fronde New York Longmans, Green & Co Boston Little, Brown & Co Strathpeter Spa Fortescue Fox M.D London H. K. Lewis Glentworth R. Butler A.M Funk & Wagnalls Alvah Fi Doty D. Appleton & Co Europe Joel Cook David McKay

Kindergarten Stories and Children’s Classics Review

A critical look at Mrs Ewing and Kate Douglas Wiggin tales, praising Patsy and Five Little Peppers and How They Grew for their humane depictions of children and family life. Notes Patsy’s tragic finish and the appeal of Margaret Sidney’s Pepper series, with a brief mention of Uncle Peter’s Trust and Cornwall youth adventures.

Willis Boyd Allen White Mountains Randolph Tom Bert Fred Solomon Willey Brooks Mr. Allen St. Nicholas Patsy Kate Douglas Wiggin Boston Houghton, Mifflin & Co Margaret Sidney D. Lothrop Company Uncle Peter’s Trust George B. Perry New York Harper & Cos Cloud and Cliff Whilis Boyd Allen Mrs. Ewing Ewing Peter Harper’s Cornwall Drems India

Book review on Joel Cook travel volume offers familiar tour

A Philadelphia Ledger based critique notes Joel Cook's Europe travel letters form a conventional yet sprightly but limited book. The review ponders its value for travelers, labeling the work a 12mo courier with eyes and tongue but narrow imagination alongside other modern travel titles and manuals.

Europe Joel Cook Philadelphia Ledger Ledger Philadelphia

Worcester Music Festival ticket sales set record

Worcester on September 10 reported the opening sale of Worcester music festival tickets for September 23 to 26 totaling 6250 dollars with 2800 dollars in premiums. The day’s receipts exceed all previous first-day sales by 450 dollars, marking the most successful festival opening in the association’s history.

Worcester

Sunset Cox Obituary A Longtime Congressman Dies

New York September 10 Congressman Sun set Cox died at 8 30 p m at his home surrounded by Mrs Cox and others. Doctors cited peritonitis as the cause with an autopsy undecided. Cox known as Sun set served Ohio and New York seats, wrote Eight Years in Congress and was once Speaker pro tem. His career spanned diplomacy, journalism and politics, marked by plain honesty and deep ties to the people.

Cox New York Mass John T. Agnew Fitz John Porter George Francis Train McMahon John J. O'Neill St. Louis Roger A. Pryor Charles P. Daly Ohio Greenwood Congress Samuel Sullivan Cox James Cox New Jersey Samuel Monmouth N. J Zanesville Samuel 8 Ohio University Brown University Providence Europe Ohio Statesman Columbus Peru Pierce Abraham Lincoln New York City Starr Horace Greeley Lyman Tremaine James Brooks House of Representative Ofee Turkey Cleveland Shaw Ite Maine Rockies

French Statesman Savary Dies in Ottawa At 44

Charles J. Savary, once a leading French politician and deputy minister of justice, died in Ottawa Ontario on Monday night of consumption. A Legion of Honor member, he had fled to America after Bank of Lyons collapse and faced 8,000,000 francs in judgments. He had come to Canada in 1884 with his ex-secretary’s wife.

Charles J. Savary Ottawa Legion of Honor France Canada Mr. Savary Bank of Lyons America Samuel LH. Reynolds People’s National Bank of Lancaster Pen Lancaster Ellery E. Peck Bangor Universalist Church New England Bright Oppenheim N. Y Tufts College New York Walter Dennis Washington Washington Baseball Club

Pastor Severely Injured in Malden Road Accident

Sept. 10 Malden Rev. RE. A. Potter pastor of Faulkner Congregational Church was thrown from his buggy when E. A. Butts a Stoneham milkman rammed into it on Broadway near the Melrose line. Potter suffered serious head and body injuries and was taken home for medical care. Butts was arrested in Melrose for drunken driving and reckless driving and will face Wakefield court Wednesday.

Malden RE. A. Potter Faulkner Broadway Melrose Line E. A. Butts Stoneham Bulls Melrose Wakefield

Symphony season ticket sales at Music Halls next week

The sales of season tickets for both series of Symphony concerts will occur at Music Halls next week. Intending purchasers are referred to the advertisement in another column for details.

Shipping News Update: Boston Area Ports Report Sept 11

Shipping items note arrivals and clearances at Boston ports from Sept 10 to 11. Steamer Kansas arrived from Liverpool with steerage passengers. several vessels cleared for various ports. Weather winds northerly to westerly. high sea state reported. multiple steamers listed with origins and destinations.

Kansas Fenton Liverpool Warren & Co City of Paris New York Cumberland Thompson St John Eustport Portland WFS Kilby Roland Roustau St Vierre Mig Penobscot Ingraham Tsangor Kennebec Coins Bath Sieger Olivette McKay Bar Harbor Fremont Donovan City of Gloucester Young Gloucester Lochiel Petrus North Sydney Sen Sunshine Griffin Lockport Sea Procursor Taylor Vort Labour Leyland Boston BOST Maayer & Lincoln State Street

Freight and Charter Activity in New York Market

Rates held firm across berthing and chartering sectors with several voyages reported. Europe routes included Holden with 4500 barrels of refined petroleum to Londonderry and Athion with 8400 barrels to London, while Kectanooga carried 6600 barrels to Liverpool. Grain and lumber shipments featured Nada and William Wilcox to Lisbon and Buenos Aires, with Eurydice servicing Buenos Aires and La Plata.

New York Europe Holden Bbis Refined Petroleum L Ndonderry Athion Wbis London Liverpool Lisbon South América William Wilcox Buenos Ayres Eurydice Bertimes la Plata

Maritime and maritime crew losses reported in scattered notices

Bangor to Salem and Gloucester list sailing ships and crews with several drowning incidents. Notable names include John G Whittier and the crews of Lizzie S Haynes and others. Fish catch tallies report codfish and halibut volumes, along with hake. A Barlow-era voyage notes Wapella sailing from Providence and Alleghany from Baltimore.

Bangor Eva Adell Lora Mary Lymburner Pickett Abbie E Willard Jones Perth Amboy Nellie Doe Wilston J H Wainwright Phillips Port Liberty Willun Flynt Dodge Audie Bowman New York Charleston Erskine J S Lane Orcutt Boston Damon Haskell Wortsmouth Helen Low Db Garland Georges Hattie Evelyn Lydia A Horney Parnell O'Hara Della F Tarr Northern Eagle George Williard Miantonomoeh Serming de Vastro Philadelphia Alleghany Warker Baltimore

Shipping updates from ports with multiple vessel movements

The log records arrivals, sailings, and passages of brig St Joseph and bark Columba among others, detailing loading at Hird Island, routes to New York, San Francisco, and Exmouth, plus steamers Camellia and Robilant bound for Philadelphia and Hull respectively, with several ships sighted near Gibraltar and Naples.

Algor Bay St Joseph Langlier Bird Island Hird Island Villatti Kitchin San Francisco Gibraltar Arlington Nor Hansen Chatham Camellia Philadelphia Macedonia Genoa Columba Ital Stagna New York Galle Robilant Hull Eng C Southard Davis Portland Falmouth Lizard Norah Larsen Exmouth Naples St Andrews Bay Tth India Lory Elizabeth Kishon May KIO Janetro Marion Lightbody Cordiner Iqnique Camperdown Verguson Sands Head Sirius Salt Pond Sea Gull Stowers Pantee Steele Hellna John Currier Lawrence Hoilo Marie

Whalers Report John and Winthrop Voyage Near Alcatraz

The bark John and Winthrop sails from Pox Island with whaling crews off San Francisco harbor reported by A1 desk. No injuries noted as the vessel returns.

Whalers San Francisco John & Winthrop Pox Island

Shipping notices from diverse ports and routes

Spoke entries list ships and routes including Ship Alice from Hamburg to New York on Sept 4 at lat 49 lon 30. ark Kate Cain from Montreal to Montevideo on Aug 10 at lat 84 N lon 39 W. bark Maria Repetto from Pensacola to Ichuelo on Aug 3 at lat 8 N lon 23 W. ark Ailsa from Quebec to Ayr on Sept 4 at lat 49 W lon 57 W. Sch Anna from Mobile to Rosario on Sept 4 at lat 37 Ud lon 65 25.

Alice Schunger Hamburg New York Ark Kate Cain Shaw Montreal Montevideo Maria Repetto Luiga Pensacola Ichuelo Ark Ailsa Mearlane Quebec Ayr Long Sch Anna Cook Mobile Rosario Lon

Notices to Mariners From Diverse Coasts

Steamer liugiim reports a partially sunk canal boat near the Stepping Stones posing navigation danger. Captain Kanitz notes Alert struck bottom in 15 feet near Yucatan. Frying Pan Shoals buoy at North Carolina out of order and to be replaced. Bark Eliza Barss reports derelict schooner Letthel M Davis seen off Bermuda bound lat 46 N lon 29 W.

Liigiim Fall River New York Kanitz Alert Yucatan Charleston Southwest Point Frying Pan Shoals North Carolina London Eliza Barss Queenstown Bermuda Iethel M Davis

Longfellow launches at Bath yard in bold Coast Guard era style

Bath, September 10 The three masted ship Longfellow launched at Kelley and Spear yard shortly after noon. Capt Walker of Saco to command the vessel owned in Saco and Biddeford. Dimensions 127.6 by 35.6 by 9.1 with centreboard, single deck, metaled and to be fitted for sea in about ten days. Likely up river to load ice for general coasting. Also note Mr Orse of Bath building a large coal trade barge and Arthur Sewell Co at Bath building the largest wooden sailing vessel with 100 frames 237 feet keel length 300 feet overall and about 6000 tons. Bangor contract to frame two schooners of 1600 tons each for Morse & Co of Lath.

Bath Kelley & Spear Walker Saco Saco and bLiddevrd Longfellow Orse Dath Arthur Sewel& Co Both Bangor Messrs Lewis & Littlefield Morse & Co Lath

Ocean Shipping Notices and Storm Reports

The excerpt reports multiple 19th century maritime items: ships arriving at Boston and Philadelphia routes with weather and wind conditions. gale warnings with northeast winds up to forty miles per hour along the Highland Light coast. vessels crossing the equator on August 16 and reporting currents and positions near 67N 65W. a steamer Kathleen and Sapphire sightings off Atlantic coordinates. a sinking of Kate E tech near Dover NH with oil cargo and crew rescue. Salvatore ashore with vessel water intrusion. Sir Charles P Stickne dragging anchor in Philadelphia harbor. Rosie West wrecked on a reef near New Guinea after coal transport. Edn Rockland sailing to New York arrivial at Sagatlowes. overall a digest of storm, wreck, and vessel status notices.

Highland Light Eale Kathleen Marbeda Sapphire London Delaware Kate E Tech Philadelphia Dover Iark H Salvatore Gibraltar Cagliari Lewes Del Sir Charles P Stickne Norfolk Melbourne Newcastle Nnw Singapore Fiyiver New Guineasiuly Thursday Island Vineyard Haven Rockland New York Bugatlows

Maritime misfortune and ship distress across New England ports

A string of maritime incidents reports a lime laden vessel on fire and sealed to smother the blaze, Ida ashore on Dog Fish Bar, a Gloucester schooner run aground near Thatcher's Island, Sir Harriet Samantha leaking and drifting ashore Cape Ann, Theodore Weems fire damage at Baltimore, Kinburn condemned at Point des Monts, Puskaw ashore near Willett's Point and Louisa 8 Robinson dragged ashore at Somer’s Point.

Ida Dennis Mass Dog Fish Bar Gay Head Plymouth Stonington Conn James Sch Sallie T Gloucester Harriet Samantha Piper Bangor Boston Cape Ann Rockport Baltimore Theodore Weems Quebec Kinburn Uenos Ayres Point Des Monts New York Puskaw St George Willett’s Point Philadelphia Louisa Robinson Somer’s Point

Shipping movements from foreign ports and Canada

A compiled list of vessels clearing, sailing, and in port at various ports including Buenos Aires, Cuba, Cardenas, Halifax, Gloucester, Manila, New Westminster, Porto Rico, PortSpain Trinidad, Parrsboro, Quebec, Saint John, St Helena, Seville, Rio Jan, Singapore, Sydney, Windsor, Yarmouth and more. Entries note ship names, masters, origins and destinations with Sept dates and remarks on arrivals or clearances.

Buenos Ayres Nina Tillson Green New York Lanes Cuba Tordenskjald Boston Cheverie Nellie F Sawyer Arey Nielmond Cardenas Shannon Cosgrove Port Medway Ease Losdon Rapid Moore Diss Gloucester San Francisco Porto Rico Soldier Prince Philadelphia Port Spaln Trinidad Henry B Cleaves Brown Augustine Newark Parrsboro BN Fullerton Howard New Haven Dexter Newburyport Josie F Cameron Rockport Quebec Thanemore Slipson Liverpool Orion Mathiesen Lauriig Carthagenian McNicol Angers Pinkham Antwerp Egglestone Abbey Coop Bristol Father Colina Jenkins Glasgow Montreal Fame Sarnia Gibson Rio Janlinu Port Kate C Maguire Temple Cardiff Seville Sempre Avanti Caence St Helena Undaunted Hamilton Iliago J D Urewer Joscelyn Lloilo Thos A Goddard Shears Singapore Samuel Nickerson Eaton Doilo Sendy Hook Kate F Trepp Banks Cuili Sastrom Manila ST John Arsept 7 State of Maine Icis Vaidare Parris Robert Ross Haley Usazelwoode Dickson Lottie Scott Mabel Purdy Hawkes Vade Forsyth Holmes Lander Lynx Finley Aurora Horealis McVade Heston Blake Durant Paris Bro Walter Scott Harrington Rockland Lillie G. Wilson Oth Windsor Merriam Yarmouth Gleaner Mary

Diverse coastal schooners and steamers clearances on Sept 9

Maritime notices record multiple vessels sailing or clearing from Boston Bangor Portland and other ports on September 9 including Belle O Neill J H May Wim M Bird and Caroline Hall. Several ships pass through Hell Gate and Hart Island roads due to headwinds while fishery steamer Fish Hawk and others sail for Norwalk and New York with cargoes from Petersburg Philadelphia and Boston.

Baltimore Belle O'Neill Butler Bath Loth Bengore Head Carthagena Jeanie Lippitt Boston Wim Crane Billups Savannat Worchester Howes Pavaloutas Sawyer Portsmouth Crescent Prevency Maggie B Gray Johnson Chirieson Chris Mayer Bati H F Kimball J H May New York C H Trickey Frank McDonnell F & Allen Bermuda Hundred Caroline Hall Boone Petersburg Philadel Hla Henry Finch Hickman Bilfas Annie P Chase Ellis Bangor Fannie & Edith Kart Franklin Webster Barnard Marshall Bridgeport US Fish Commission Fish Hawk Robert Platt USN Norwalk Swhs Bred Snow Tage Piermont Congress Cape May Douglas Haynes Charleston Williams Bray Haltimore Somerset J Miller Crowley Taunton Samuel L Crocker Deering Sylvester Slate Coleman Clarissa Allen Tisdale Georgetown Charles L Jeffries Bassett Charles H Sprague Nickeson Philadelphia Bass River Lizzie Young Vierce F J Dow Kelley Gardiner G Deering Atcomit Thomas B Garland Crosby Richmond Lubec Seis J A Stetson W V Hutchins Norfolk Hattie Baker Go Ton Newport News Viking Charen New Havin HL James Tali Rebecca Woodruff Eva L Ferris Stidoha HP Havens Curtiss Selis Chrome Stevens E McLaughlin Germiuia Alaska Anderson Atalanta Aldrich Tecoluta Sch Mattie J Alles Sullivan Cornelius Lowe Fennant’s Harbor Ad Miller Pali River Charles L Jeffrey Joseph Oakes Hell Gate Blake Lynn New Haven Whitestone Hart Island Adristic Cameron Liverpool Teniers Irvine London Dimock Eldridge Greece Jeffrey Gallia City of Chicago Godford Gambetta Hansen Dunkirk Aller Cristofiers Bremen Kaiser Wilhem Stormer Noordland Nickles Nlwerp Duchsehland Peters Hamburg Ametia Garginis Jacanmner Saples Corsican Green Mary Godfrey Godfrey J B Carrington Berry Castillian Helatry Rabboni Tupley Castine Stelaeer Nederland Antwerp R Grace Walnutt Havre Centipede Reading Smith Salon Hercules Odiorne Newburyport Sells Grace Webster Jewett Clark Ishand M V_B Chase Hinkham Kennebec Palmouta Philadelpnia Voi Chase Persh Amboy Carrie Strong Strong Lizzie J Cail Call Myrover City Point Henry Parker Cranmer Annie L Henderson Henderson Runswick Jee Stone Portland Conn Garrett Wirizht McCarthy Wood Stanley Milton Helen White Gloucester Mary Aljiall Parker Rernandina Carrestrong John D Ingraham Salem Arsept John KR Stanhope Norton Saled Seb Decatur Oakes Rockland Li Allison Keniston Mary L Allen Wiley Speediwell Weed Ringrove

Savannah 1 at Tybee and shoreward steamer notices

Maritime notices list arrivals and sailings on Sept 7 to Sept 10. Vessels include City of Augusta from New Orleans to Philadelphia, John K Souther from Baltimore to Bangor, and Wilson and Hunting from Philadelphia. Names such as Charles 8 Davis and Mary A Predmore appear with captains and routes.

Savannah Tybee Charles Davis Soove Philadelphia Ag Cate Augusta New Ork Woods Holl John K Souther Baltimore Bangor Mary A Predmore Newark Wilson Point Wilson & Hunting Curtis

Mails Close At Boston In Complex 19th Century Schedule

Orders detail multiple mail routes from Boston to Europe and the Americas. Specially addressed correspondence to and from destinations including Nova Scotia Halifax New York Bremen Havre and Southampton is listed with ship names such as Etruria Werra La Champagne and City of Columbia and times around 4.00 PM 7.30 PM and 11.45 AM for various dispatches.

Nova Scotia Halifax Cially New York York Etruria Germany Bremen Great Britain Ireland Belgium Netherlands Austria Southampton Werra France Havre la Champagne Crecees Kotterdat St. Pierre and Miquelon Brazil St. Thomas St. Croix St. Demerara Harbados Yarmouth Cuba City of Columbia Norway Island New New York Corvonia Boston Ra Bacei Bermuda Orinoco Curacoa Venezuela Savinilla la Plata Thomas Martinique Guadaloupe Barbados Trinidad Steamship Advance Newport News Wsss Ceeeesereees Scotland Furnessia

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