Victorian Largest Laden Ship Leaves Boston Narrows
The Leyland line steamship Victorian, the heaviest laden vessel to leave Boston, passed the East Boston berth at 3 PM with four tugs guiding her. She drew 30 feet 8 inches, carried 10,000 toins of freight, 155,000 bushels of grain and 2245 head of live stock, bound for Liverpool. Captain Fassett piloted the ship through the narrows with 87 crew and cattlemen aboard, no passengers. Repairs and crane work follow after a collision incident at the shipyard.
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Leyland Line
Liverpool
East
Boston
Booth
Shepherd
Captain Fassett
Hooper
London
President Roads
Along the Water Front The Coast Captains and Ships
Captain Adel bert Doane, known as Del, has joined New England and Savannah Steamship Company as pilot on the Tallahassee. He will navigate Block Island and Delaware River runs. Yachtsman Captain Ned Sherlock sails Yampa from Plymouth to New York. Bark White Cloud heads to New York for Pernambuco cargo. Captain Scott Doane returns from Harwich vacation, owns a cranberry bog. Amy Turner chartered to load Hong Kong cargo for Baltimore. Centenniel sails from Hong Kong to Baltimore with matting and Chinese groceries. City of Augusta sinks A. Heaton off Nauset. at Marquand's.
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Adelbert Doane
William Storie
Del
New England & Savannah Steamship Company
Tallahassee
Block Island
Delaware River
Doane
White Cloud
Taurus
New York
Pernambuco
Brazil
Ned Sherlock
Plymouth
Eng
Sherlock
Pilgrim
South Boston
Scott Doane
Lewis Wharf
Harwich
Mass
Captain Doane
Amy Turner
Charles Brewer & Co
Warland
Hong Kong
Baltimore
Fred P. Litchfield
Honolulu
Lond
Wu Centenniel
Boston
Medical advertisement for Dr Lougest and Co cure all diseases
An advertisement by Dr Lougest and Co claims European Dial is dis accurate cures for broad ailments from nervous and sexual disorders to kidney issues. It promises 35 years of practice, offers free consultation, and mailed books “Read Mark and Learn” and “Guide to Marriage” for a small stamp, with home treatment by correspondence from 313 Columbus Ave Boston Massachusetts.
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Lowest & Co
Httle
DR. Lougest & CO
Columbus Ave
Boston
Bulfinch Street
W. H
Socialist Labor Party Nomination Letter by Merritt E Ruther
Merritt E Ruther of Holyoke accepts the Socialist Labor party of Massachusetts nomination for Governor after a May 26 1895 convention in Boston. He urges comradeship and persistence, argues for industrial cooperation, notes past vote totals for governors, and commits to promoting socialist aims toward a cooperative commonwealth. The letter is dated Holyoke September 4.
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Merritt E. Ruther
Holyoke
Socialist Labor Party of
Massachusetts
Socialist Labor Party of Massachusetts
Squire E. Putney
Socialist Labor Party
Boston
Party of the Future
America
Second Emancipation Party
Harry W. Robinson
Old Bay State
Squire HB. Putney
State House
Patrick F. O’neil
David Taylor
Co-operative Commonwealth
Morrity E. Ruther
Mass
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Mary Carey
Edmund Carey
Commonwealth
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Elijah George
Middlesex
Joanna Kane
Acton
Ellen M. Foley
Charles J. MelIntire
Psquire
S. H. Folsom
Register
Maurice Powers
Cambridge
Elmer H. Bright
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
H. Folsom
Mss
George. N. Host
Court House
Pemberton Square
Robert EB. Maguire
Siemessenger
Daniel W. Crosby
Fred H. Spavey
George D. Lamont
Tilson Morrill
New England Postmasters Appointments Listed
Washington September 25 The fourth class postmasters were appointed today in Maine Ira E Achorn at Orffs Corner replacing Emily A Orff removed Charles Chase at Upton replacing Asa F Abbott resigned Vermont Truman B Watson at Anton replacing Delia B E Trask resigned The list names each new postmaster and the preceding officeholder who left
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New England
Washington
Maine
Ira E. Achorn
Orff’s Corner
Emily A. Orff
Charles Chase
Upton
Asa F. Abbott
Vermont
Truman
Watson
Anton
Delia BE. Trask
Stock market ends strong after dull session in Boston
Wednesday evening report notes a resilient market led by whiskey and sugar despite an initial weak opening. Hard data include 6000 Old Colony shares sold for a premium of $456,812.50, Mexican Central gains, new offices for Edward E. Leland & Co, and expanded copper output at Calumet & Hecla.
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American Distributing Company
Boston
Wall Street
New York
Havemeyer
Teutonic
Old Colony Railroad
Charles F. Choate
Old Colony Railroad and
Lee, Higginson & Co
Golden Ridge Mining Company
Cripple Creek
Edward E. Léland & Co
No. 2 Exchange Building
State Street
Frederick Beck
Boston & Cripple Creek Gold Mining Company
Worthington
Colorado
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
H. Gay & Co
London
Boston & Montana
Montana
Guadalajara
Ameer
England
Houghton, Mich
Calumet & Hecla
Rock Island
Cobb
American Bell Telephone Company
R. L. Day & Co
Usu
Joint Executive Reorganization Committee Notice
The Mohison Topeka and Santa Fe R R Co announces instalment dates for stock assessment payments. Second instalment is 3 per share due by July 19, 1696. Third instalment 2 per share due by August 19, 1695. Fourth instalment 2 per share due by September 19, 1695. Penalties apply for late payments and for undisposed bonds. Signed Herman Kobbe, Secretary, 82 Nassau Street, New York, July 9, 1805.
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Paramount
Nassau Street
New York
Herman Kobbe
BU Freshmen V sophs duel in cane rush and ball game
Boston University reports excitement over the sophomores and freshmen contest with a recap of last year’s sophomore win. Captain Francis L. Carroll leads a team including Crawford Stratton McClure Carroll Gifford Legg Grant Perry Wilkins and Wilkins. Practice starts Sept 27 and a trial game is set for Franklin Park. Gamma Delta prepares for freshman initiation Oct 4 with a committee of 98 grads. Also noted: first college prayer meeting led by Marshall B. Evans and election of officers for the college missionary society.
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Francis L. Carroll
Kendrick P. Crawford
Ralph R. Stratton
Mr. McClure
Francis M. Carroll
Gamma Delta
Amy Wales
Lucia Snow
Helen Forbes
Alice Abbott
Annie Gray
Marshall B. Evans
The
College Missionary Society
Willard S. Shattuck
SHIPPING NEWS MINIATURE ALMANAC
Shipping notices itemize arrivals of steamers and schooners with cargoes and destinations. The Empress from fur ness with sugar leads the list, alongside Holquin fruit from Port Antonio and several other vessels including Poston, Herman Winter, Portland, Kennebes, and multiple schooners with lumber iron pyrites wine and passengers.
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Empress
Stewart
Fara
Suez
Gibraltar
Furness
Withy & Co
Holquin
Koch
Port Antonio
Jam
Boston
Avalon
Nicholson
Pilley’s Island
Bradley
Poston
Stanwood
Yarmouth
John & A
Herman Winter
George A. Pierce
Jay William Pickering
Hammond
Widy
Butter
Norwood
Hong "Sargent
Tivpette
Beckport
Keer
Sakic
VA ships and schooners cleared and sailed listing vessels
A list of vessels cleared or sailed includes the schooners Helen Maria Beal Jonesport Nellie Blanche and Lizzie H Partrick headed to Canadian and New England ports. Steamers Victorian Chicago, Hull and Savannah trade routes are noted with tows and barges. Multiple vessels from Philadelphia Boston and New York regions are named with destinations such as Portsmouth Wee Hawken and Philadelphia.
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A. M. Graham
Helen Maria
Beal
Jonesport
Sunbeam
Campbell
Wiscasset
Estella
Davidson
Chilton
Call
Dover
N. H
Nellie Blanche
Morrison
Canning
N. S
Lizzie H. Partrick
Heyers
E Vinal
Haven
New York
Charles de, Jeffrey
Theail
Sullivan
Victorian
Chicago
Hull
Eng
Mus
Savannah
Tallahassee
Philadelphia
Indian
H. F. Dimock
New At
State of Maine
Eastport
St. John
N. B
Harrisburg
Gilberton
John Wise
Mavery
Green’s Landing
Mars
Randywine
Portsmouth
Joshua Lovett
Woodside
Weehawken
Adice
Bessie
Taurus
White Couch
Mercedita
Escort
Samson
Newburyport
Minnie Maud
Halifax
Lyra
Hillsboro
Peretta
Harry Il. Whiton
Rockport
Mass
Luther A. Roby
Aan Louise Ene
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