Visiting American Library Association Trip and Banquet
Members of the American Library Association, fresh from Fabyan New Hampshire, toured Boston by coach, visiting the Public Library Cambridge Harvard Library and Freeman Place Chapel, with lunch by Boston Book Company. They rode the J Putnam Bradlee to Deer Island then returned to Parker House for a banquet hosted by Boston booksellers. Speakers included Dana Estes, Dr W L Poole, Judge Mellen Chamberlain, and Professor Fletcher. the twelfth annual meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Library Association
Fabyan
N. H
Bastor
John §. Lockwood
Atheneum
Beacon Street
Cambridge
Copley Square
Longwood Bridge
Harvard College Library
W. C. Lane
Longfellow House
Watertown
Newton
Public Library
Brookline
Lonewood
Freeman Place Chapel
Athepieum
Boston Book Company
Deer Island
Parker House
Library Association
Booksellers and Publishers of Boston
Houghton, Miftin & Co
Little, Brown & Co
Estes & Lauriat
The
the Library Bureau
Roberts Bros
DeWolfe, Fiske & Co. D. Lothrop Company
T. Y. Crowell & Co
Camrell & Upham, Lee
C. Soule
J. S. Lockwood
W.E. Parker
H. E. Davidson
Clarence Hovey
Edward Wilder
Topeka
Kan
Brackett
Library Association of
United Kingdom
Winsor
McAllister
Estes
Camden
Edward E. Hale
Hale
Poole
Chicago
Judge Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Udge
Oole
Clubs Dine as Druggists List Visitors by City
About fifty Newspaper Club members dined at the American House with numerous late arrivals from Boston New York Philadelphia and several New England towns. Guests included E L Stanley S Walton Richard King F A Wordell and many others from cities such as Detroit Cleveland Portland and Manchester. The alphabetical hotel guest roster notes attendees from Adams Tremont Clark Crawford Revere and Youngs among many houses and regions.
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Massachusetts Druggists’ Alliance
Youung
Vencome
E. L. Stanley
England
S. Walton and Family
Philadelphia
Richard King
New York
J. &B. Smith
Hillsboro
N. H
E. A. Landell, Jr
Brounswick
Pittsfield
Henry van Kleeck
Denver
C. J. Hurd
Dover
Perry Phillips
Clark’s.—R. ©. Small
Nantucket
A. Lewis
M. M. Johnson
Connecticut
H. Gudebred
E. Allen
Spencer
J. C. Gibbs
Adams
Robert Douglas
New
Quebec
James Henry
Arthur K. Hill
J. A. Holmes
Kingston
Frank Chambers
Parker’s
C. J. Goodwin
H. E. Millard
Providence
R.L. J. M. Jackson
Plymouth
Edward L. Parris
Crawford
W. J. Butler
Springfield
Iil
F. B. Ricker
Charles R. Phinney
Portland
F. E. Cooper
E. D. Farnham
South Windsor
Conn
Revere
A. E. Marks
J. H. Cranston
Norwich
A. K. Hobbs
Manchester
F. Phillips
Portland, Me
A. J. Pierce
Gloucester artists linger as rain breaks and color blooms
In East Gloucester on Sept 17 painters wait for sun to resume work after nine damp days. Portraitists Hugo Breul and Rhoda Nicholls among others capture sea, boats, and the Niles Farm setting while Coxe and Rice of New York lease a pondfront retreat, creating atmospheric watercolors and vibrant landscapes near Brace's Rock and Gloucester Harbor.
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Gloucester
Cave Ann
Hugo Breul
Providence
Delphine Piazza
Magnolia
Alfred Stevens
Rhoda Holmes Nicholls
New York
New School
F. D. Williams
Boston
East Gloucester
Brittany
New Hampshire
Messrs. Coxe and Rice
Niles
Corot
Brace
Coxe
Rice
Mr. Rice
Reginald Cleveland Coxe
Niles Homestead
Ioucester
Cambridge
Gloucester Harbor
Payne
Mr. Wendel
Wiliam M. Chase
Hex
Kurr H. Nicholls
Vollon
Arundel
Mary V
Willa
Helen M. Knowlton
Lifesaving Apparatus Exhibition At Peach's Point Draws Notables
At Peach's Point in Marblehead a Massachusetts Humane Society life saving apparatus exhibition was held on B. W. Crowninshield estate. Trials used the Hunt gun to land a line to Brown's Island with a 19 and 21 minute stand by maneuvers. A bay crossing race featured the St. Mary's training ship crew racing to a $5 prize. Attendees included many captains from Rockport to Boston Light.
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Marblehead
Peach's Point
Massachusetts Humane Society
B. W. Crowninshield
Brown’s Island
St. Mary’s
Giles
Graves Rock
John B. James
Rockport
Asa Todd
Small
Swampscott
T. B. Blackman
Marshfield
William Brennock
Cohasset
William Jernigan
R. B. Coffin
Nantucket
Thomas Bates
Boston Light
William Belain
Edgartown
B. C. Sparrow
Orleans
Cape Cod
William N. Harris
Barnstable
Dennison Hooper
Annisaquam
James
Hull
Charles Pratt
Scituate
Snow
Hunt Green
Allen
Cuttyhunk
Marchant
Martha’s Vineyard
Catain Welen
Deer Island
John A. L. Giles
Cambridge Republicans set dates for local conventions
The Cambridge Republican city committee voted to hold the third Middlesex senatorial convention on Wednesday evening October 1 in the wardroom of the Central square building. The Representative caucuses were set for Thursday evening October 9.
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Cambridge
Republican City Committee
Middlesex
Central Square
The Relief of the Money Market
A Boston letter proposes a legal framework to prevent monetary scarcities. It suggests government bonds as collateral for loans at controlled rates and the possible issue of legal tender notes to ease emergencies. The plan aims to create a self acting inflation control, stabilizing currency during distress and restoring normal levels afterward.
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Secretary of the Treasury
New York
United States
Treasury
Congress
Unrace
Boston
Port of Boston Shipping Notices and Arrivals
Port of Boston report lists arrivals including Steamer Colla from Little Glace Bay and Gate City from Savannah, plus Gen Whitney to New York, Essex to Baltimore, Tremont to Portland, and City of Gloucester to Gloucester. Numerous schooners and steamers underway or in ballast, with consignments to J H Flin ter & Co and Richardson & Barnard.
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Colla
McDonald
Little Glace Bay
Stratton, Little & Co
Gate City
Doane
Savannah
Moise
Richardson & Barnard
Gen Whitney
Bearse
New York
Hl M Whitney
Essex
Taylor
Baltimore
Ndse
A M Graham
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
City of
Bath
Thompson
West Hartlepool
Eng
Challenger
J H Flitner & Co
Park Monrovia
Chase
Corientes
Junta Arenas
Carrie B
Phipps
St John
Flora
Eastport
Lee
Willard
Bostwick
Geo A Leland
Freeman
Campbell
Hall
Newport News
Frank Seavey
Kellen
Dreadnaught
Nickerson
Jessie Murdock
Terry
Hoboken
E . Aller
Hardy
Benj C Firth
Fales
J B Atkinson
Donohue
Philadelphia
Julia A Decker
Spear
Rondout
Hannah Grant
Strout
Millbridge
Ocean Eagle
Littlefield
Ipswich
Mary Steele
Paschal
Deer Isle
Swis
J M Eaton
Parsons
Lunowick Bill
Pierce
Rockport
W Kaitt
Coleman
Sadie A Kimball
Burns
Lillie Perkins
Wilson & Willard
Kelley
Eliot
Frank
Philbrook
York
Whitney
Pensland &Co
Schs IK
Newcomb Hughes
North Sydney
DeLong & Seaman
Josie F
Cameron
Splane
Ww Co
F Williams
Penobscot
Ingraham
Bangor
Calvin Austin
Kennebec
Collins
Il Hyde
Marguerite
New England & Savan
Lewis
City OF Savannah
City OF Macon
Central Railway
Gecrela
Florida & Western Railway
Georgia
Alabama
South Carolina
Lovulalana
Texas
Florida
Cuba
O. G. Pearson
JA. de W. Sampson
Savannah Fast Freig't
Washington St
Iine
N.E
Savannah 88. Co
Lewis Wharf
Atlantis Avenue
Colored youth Percy Hilton seeks repayment at Cambridge
A colored lad calling himself Percy Hilton, residing at 85 Church Street Cambridge, asked a woman for money claiming several Harvard men ignored their boot blacks this year and that her son, then abroad, was among the number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Hilton
Church Street
Cambridge
Harvard
Gloucester Special Fishing Cargoes From Grand Banks
At Sept 19, crews from Grand Banks bring in a haul of codfish halibut and mackerel aboard vessels including Eliza B Campbell Helen & Low Eastern Queen Silver Dart Lottie S Morton Island Queen Hector Venus and other boats. Totals reach tens of thousands of pounds across multiple species and boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Eliza B Campbell
Grand Banks
Lizzie J Greenleaf
Ada M Hall
Jonas H French
Lottie S Morton
John Sonier
Little Fannie
Ebc Wiliams
Sarah H. Prior
Grace Choate
Island Queen
Hector
Venus
Passenger List Fragments From Boston and New York Departures
From Boston for Liverpool by Cunard steamer Cephalonia are i miss A W Phillips Miss E Robbins Miss M King The Rev Thomas Bell wife and child L A Coerm i Fred Tuttle Also Galore for Havre Bremen and Bremen routes listed with names including TP Burgess Miss M Eleanor Burnett Walter Jackson Miss Nora Hadwick Mann and others aboard ships La Normanne Norddeutscher Lloyd Saale Gate City and more departures from New York and Savannah with various passengers and families named
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iMiss
W Phillips
E Robbins
M King
Thomas Bell
L A Coerm
Fred ‘Tuttle
Boston
Liverpool
Cunard
Cephalonia
H H Warden
C Sladen
George Sherard
George L Gerrold
Arthur War Ton
HB Wheelwright
Aurania
New York
TP Burgess
M Eleanor Burnett
Havre
Rapanti
la Normanne
Quirin
Robert PK Neff
Pauline Quirin
Tomaso Raggio
Berthe K Quirin
Flora Rageio
Bremen
Norddeutscher Lloyd
Saale
Walter Jackson
E H Lyman
George F Schune
Nora
Hadwick Mann
Fls Wesselhorst
Jane Hubbard
E G Weaselhoeft
Savannah
Gate City
L Lapham
Hart
Carlton
Pisson
Steamship mail schedules to Nova Scotia and Europe
For Nova Scotia via Yarmouth from Boston direct Sept 19 9a ID. For Nova Scotia and Newfoundland via Halifax from Boston direct Sept 20 ia id For Great Britain Ireland France Belgium Ger AGB Norway Sweden Italy Switzerland Portugal via steamship Cephasona from Moston direct Sept 20 10a m Supplementary mail closes 11:45a m Registered correspondence to Britain Ireland France Belgium Germany with ordinary Boston mail closes 6p m for all other European countries closes 2:25 p m
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Nova Scotia
Yarmouth
Boston
Newfoundland
Halifax
Halfax
Great Britain
Ireland
France
Belgium
Norway
Sweden
Italy
Switzerland
Portugal
Cephasona
Moston
Germany
European
Steamship mail dates for Society Islands and Asia routes
For Society Islands by steamship Tropic Bird from San Francisco, mails close at Boston Sept. 24 at 5 p m. For Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports and East Indies excluding British main Straits Siam and Dutch East Indies mails close Oct 1 from San Francisco with Boston closing Sept 25 at 5 p m.
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Society Islands
San Francisco
Boston
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
British Main
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Moon Length of Day High Water Sun
Shipping news brief notes tides and celestial references with scattered numerals and initials resembling a maritime bulletin from an old newspaper page segment. The readable fragments point to a navigation or timekeeping table rather than a full readable article.
Notice to Mariners Buoy Out of Position at Hurricane Ledge
Notice from Portland dated Sept 18 states the buoy on Hurricane Ledge in Muscle Ridge Channel Maine is out of position and will be replaced soon. New York report Sept 19 from Captain J Wilson notes the buoy marking Sunken Meadow Hell Gate broken off and nearly invisible.
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Portlanl
Hurricane Ledge
Muscle Ridge Channel
New York
J. Wilson
Sunken Meadow
Hell Gate
New Tonnage Progress in Newburyport and Belfast Yards
In Newburyport on Sept 19 George E Currier yard shows four masted schooner frames for Captain Edwin Islay, while three masted frames for Captain A C Crandall rise. Currier plans to send gangs next week to cut frames for another large four masted vessel. In Belfast Maine the Young Bros yard at McDonald & Brown finishes a schooner for Newport, planked in seventeen days. Several ships and barks report positions: Weissenhorn and Clarence in transocean routes, New City near Sandy Hook, Elise to Bremen, Rose-Inness to Talcahuano and Valparaiso, Dusty Miller to Carnarvon, Auriga to Londonderry, Bonita to Mauritius, and Arlington en route Pensacola to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
George E Currier
Edwin Islay
A C Crandall
Edward Burgess
Currier
Belfast
Young Bros of
Newport
McDonald & Brown
J Weiesenhorn
Bremen
New York
Clarence
Talcahuano
Valparaiso
Dusty Miller
St John
Carnarvon
Auriga
Londonderry
Bonita
Mauritius
Arlington
Kay
Pensacola
Washington, DC
James River Channel
Shipping News From Atlantic Ports 1890
The list chronicles vessels and sailings across ports from Boston to Washington in September 1890, noting ships cargoes crews and destinations. It records arrivals and departures including steamers bark and brig movements with routes to Havre Hull Philadelphia New York Portland Boston and beyond.
Freights and Charters Open Up Amid Mixed London and Atlantic Rates
Boston dispatch notes a dull freighting market with limited coastwise and offshore activity while signs of renewed inquiries appear for lumber cargoes to River Platte ports. Ice and fuel cargoes drive low bids. several vessels report current rates and private terms on coal, lumber, paving, and plaster between Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Atlantic ports.
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Boston
River Platte
New York
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Newport News
Baltimore
Evrork
Bark Eeier
Mediterranean
South America
John Johnson
Buenos Ayres
Laura B
St Pierre
Mig
Mary L Peters
Pernanaina
Digby
St John
Puritan
Chevenne
Crowell
Windsor
Nahum Chapin
Desert Ferry
R&s Carson
Kennebec
Atlantic City
Major Wickands
J Manchester Haynes
Washington
Luella Wood
Rockport
Richmond
Ben M Golder
Richard S Spofford
Brunswick, Ga
Calvin F Baker
Brunswick
Perth Abboy
U T Jledges
Wareham
M E Eldridge
Bridgeport
Abel W Parker
Franklin
Richard Vaux
Lerth
Sadie C Sumner
Lunder
Henry Withington
Theton
William Drury
Lucie Wheatley
Bluehill
van Lear Black
Charleston
Elm City
Jesse Tarlow
Green’s Landing
Golden Ball
Vinalhaven
Ab Sherman
Salem
Ida
Hamburg
Camelia
United Kingdom
Antonio Madre
Malaga
Dante
Lassages
la Pieta
Seville
Shipping arrivals and sailings list from various ports
A compiled log of vessels sailing or departing on dates in August and September from ports including Buenos Ayres, Windsor NS, New York, Liverpool, London, Leghorn, Malta, Newcastle NSW, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Shanghai, and more. Entries name ships, captains, destinations, and dates such as Aug 13 for George Davis and Sept 19 for Queen of the Fleet, with routes to Boston and Baltimore among others.
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Halifax
Sherwood
Liverpool
Sch Unexpected
Boston
Havana
Wryle
Rogers
Philadelphia
Orizaba
McIntosh
New York
Mexico
Lquique
Katahdin
Crossley
Ken
Caleta Buena
Port Spain
Venezuela
Hopkins
Varriboro
Hercules
Rio Janeiro
Port Natal
Rose C
Wolfe
Quebec
Lake Nepigon
Toronto
Alcides
Glasgow
Nether Holme
ST Jago
Earnford
Baltimore
Barnwell
Haward Cushing
Whittier
St Crolx
Triniday
Sheet Harbor
A C Bean
Hurlburt
ST Voh
Endrich
Mahoney
Newry
Mabel Purdy
Bishon
Hillsboro
G Walter Scott
Harrington
New Hedford
Vancouver
Mongkut
Yokohama
Buenos Ayres
George Davis
Morris
Windsor
Ital
Catiero
Moonbeam
Barstow
Brunswick
Bouloune
Zaandam
Chittagong
Queen of Scots
Lamb
DENIA
Bessarabia
Hamburg
Guthiel
Ger
Kinsale
Queen of the Fleet
Grafton
St John
Lows
Lake Superior
Montreal
London
Sir George V Jordan
Lyman
Port Elizabeth
Lishon
Commercia
Port
Leghorn
Zeffiro
Malta
Benledi
Newcastle
Nsw
Emily F Whitney
Dearborn
Acapulco
Pillau
Gerlach
Port Said
Mameluke
Sourabaya
Queenstown
Strathearn
Robb
San Francisco
Shanghai
Ellen A Reed
Dennis
Albany
Shields
Darial
Everett Heads Boston Hydrographic Office Amid Stable Reform
The Boston branch gains Lt William H Everett as head, a Maryland-born Annapolis graduate of 1868, with earlier commands on Pawnee, Congress, Saratoga, and Saratoga, moving to shore duty and praised for mastery of The Law of Storms. Maritime notices from Portland to London report ship news, shipwrecks, cargoes, and personnel changes across multiple ports.
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Boston
United States Hydrographic Office
Shipy
William H Everett
Everett
Connecticut
Annapolis ‘Academy
Pawnee
Portsmouth
Ouerriere
Nantasket
Congress
Wyoming
Tallaoosa
Jouett
North Atlantic
Ile
South Atlantic
Saratoga
Norfolk
Richmond
Navy
Lient Everett
Argua
Swaine
United States
Scoresby
New South
Chadwick
Exeter
Petr Leum
Cape Horn
Sandy Hook
Mariner
Sackville
Leone XIII
New York
Naples
Mariner of
Portland
Lawrence Delahanty
Sch
Carrie Norton
Hodgdon
Norton
Frank Tstinson
Reed
Delahanty
If P Mason
Charleston
Yemassee
Jacksonville
Iroquois
Baltimore
Seh Vth
Delay
Bear River
Nova Scotia
R D Rice
Jordan
San Francisco
Ort
Alameda
Florence
Ames
ST Johns
Assacoe
London
Raynor
Young
Liverpool
Chatham
Ethiopia
Glasgow
Clyde
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Amy D. Llewellyn
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Waiger
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Anderson
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Donnell
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Cropper
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Murray
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la Normandie
Hiayre
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Beleedee East
Searsport
Winterport
Hampden
Swans’ Island
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North East Harbor
Bar Harbor
Sorrento
Forber Isle
Sargentville
Brooklin
Piuehill
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Ellsworth
L A
Elsworth
William H. Hill
Savannah Fast Freight
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New England R. R
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Sound Lines
Ocean Brteamship Company
A. Dew
Sipson
Kennebec River
Eastport & Calais, Mo
ST. John, N. B
Annapolis, N. S-5
A. Waldron
India Wharf
Pier 11
North River
H. M. Whitney
Boston, Halifax & P. F. I. S. S
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Portland Steamers
Co. F. Williams
North Side Central Wharf
Gloucester Pally
Eers E Steamship
Grand Junction
Warren & CO
Mallory Lines
Galveston
San Marcos
Leona
Nueces
Comas
Colorado
Rio Grande
City Columbia
San Antonio
State OF Texas
Seth Svrague
Parthian
Long Wharf
Sp. I
Indian
Leston
Wilmington
West
Sampson
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
Mississippi River
Arizona
Aexico
California
E. E. Currier
N. E
E. Mwawley
Prafic Manaer
Broadway
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn
Go Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
Baltimore , Ohio
Mc Graham
Central Wharf
New England
Piedmont Air Line
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Paintrock
Waldo A
Pearce
Buston