Close of New England Bench Show
The second annual bench show of dogs at Mechanic's Hall by the New England Kennel Club closed at 10 pm. Judges, praised for impartiality and excellence in blooded stock, awarded prizes with satisfaction. Attendance surpassed prior shows, with door receipts enough to cover expenses, and the event deemed financially successful despite some management lapses. Abroad dogs were shipped to New York by Adams express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanic’s Hall
New England Kennel Club
St. Bernard
New York
Adams Express
Captain McKenzie Plays Chess At Boston Club
Captain McKenzie contests off-hand games with Boston Chess Club members, often choosing knight or rook odds. In evening he faces Ware and Paine in a steinitz ambit, winning quickly, then begins a single handed game against Ware Paine Wright and Young. The match is postponed to this afternoon due to late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Chess Club
McKenzie
Knight
Rock
Messrs
Ware
Paine
Wright
Young
White
MacKenzie
Pup
Castles
W. H. Davie
Cambridge
Con” Murphy
Central Boat Club
Murphy
Eugene Buckley
Waltham
George H. Hosmer
Charles
West End
John McKay
Miershall Defeats Neill in Revere Hall Tourney
In Boston at Revere billiard hall James O Neil defeats Henry Marshall in a long match marked by solid safety play. O Neil failed to run big scores but Marshall’s steady defense earned the win as standings tighten with upcoming matches. Tonight’s cue duel features Fred Eames against Thomas Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miershall
Neill
Revere
Marshall Scocccceescaeseescess
Ris
Caaccaess
Charles Clark
Fred Eames
Thomas Leonard
Boston
Eereee
Rootes
Bopdiick
Marshall
S J Leonard
PGR Saisa
EMR
Dankleman
Yatter
Kames
Boston Defeats Baltimore In Seasonal Opener At City Park
In Baltimore on April 9, the Boston team outbathed the home club but made fielding mistakes. Stemmyer pitched well for Boston, balked in the eighth allowing four runs. Umpire Jake Evans officiated. Final score Boston 6, Baltimore 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Muldoon
Houck
Boston
Stemmyer
Bostons
Wise
Morrill
Nash
Jake Evans
New Bedford Defeats Boston at Winslow’s Rink in Rough Match
About 800 spectators watched the New Bedfords beat the Bostons 3 to 2 at Winslow’s rink last evening. Referee R. B. Edes called numerous fouls for tripping and holding as Menard scored twice and Roberts once for New Bedford. Menard was fined $2 for striking a rival player. the game featured rough play and rule disregard. Notes mention upcoming league and exhibition games in Boston arenas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
New Bedfords
Winslow ’S
Winslow
Robert B.des
Menard
New Gedfords
Connell
Boston
Morway
C. F. Smith
Sword
Roberts
Connell Boston
Menard New Bedford
Swordston
Rogers
R. B. Edes
Fine
Walthams
Harvard
Cambridge
Woburns
Pool Tourney at McKenzies Heads Into Tie Breaker
The McKenzies pool tournament resumes with Havelin versus Edwards next Monday. Havelin Edwards Landers and Hills remain tied for first prize. others are out. Mitchell has offered a 25 dollar silver mounted cue for third prize. McKenzies cup for first. Fox’s medal for second. Hills wins tie with Havelin’s prior series. other notes include rowing challenges, yacht news, and local sports updates.
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McKenzie’s
Havelin
Edwards
Landers
Hills
Harry C. Mitchell
Richard K. Fox
Ten Eyck
Laing
Worcester
Mass
J. A. Ten Eyck
Joseph Laing
Montreal
Lake Quinsigamond Memorial Day
Eddy Refrigerators Shown as Superior and Reliable
A long ad praising the Eddy refrigerator from D. Eddy & Son cites thirty-nine years of experience and continuous improvements. It claims strong build, handsome finish, convenience, and low prices with pine kiln dried lumber, asserting genuine units bear a registered trademark shown elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy
Messrs. D, Eddy & Son
Marblehead Selectmen Order Arrest of Unlicensed Fruit Vendors
Marblehead selectmen issued a directive to arrest all unlicensed foreign fruit vendors. A recently appointed officer who passed the civil service exam arrested and brought to the station an unlicensed vendor selling cabbages and potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Memorial day oration to be delivered in Beverly
Samuel Roads Jr of Marblehead will deliver the Memorial day oration in Beverly. The Hall Type Writer Company of Salem is incorporated with capital of 100000 dollars. Salem Mechanic Light Infantry was inspected last night by Adjutant General Dalton with full ranks and a creditable examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Roads, Jr
Marblehead
Beverly
Hall Type Writer Company
Salem
Salem Mechanic Light Infantry
Dalton
Trade and Firm Listings Across U S Cities
A compiled catalog of a wide range of names with city and firm associations. Individuals and companies from Augusta Baltimore Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Dallas Detroit Houston Kansas City Memphis Newark Semerne Sh Honmond San Francisco St Louis St Paul appear with their respective partners and firms in a dated directory-like segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
James Whittendale
Robert McKnight
Taw
Baltimore
O Adler
Frank & Adler, Tre
R Creighton
Creighton
Disney & C
Fuffalo
E C Walker
W H
William
H Laws
Cleveland
Childs
Childs, Groff — Co
Dallas
Tex
J Newberger
Sanger Bros
Chas E Snuth
H Snove & Burtensnaw
Detroit
Mich
R E Walker
D Robinson & Co
Fulton
W Tucker
DM & J
Tucker
Houston
Haber
Kansas City
L W Marks
Ads
Memphis
Tenn
Goodbar
Love &’Co
Treckis
J M Goodbar
F G Jones
Newark
King
Vo. Semerne
W Lawless
Lawless & Co
A B Brown
Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co
St .Louis
Louis 1
Geo F Dittmann Shoe Go
St Paul
Minn
C H Kellogg
Kellogg, Johnson & Co
Mayor S Veto Debate In Common Council Over Eight Hour Day
The Boston Common Council debated sustaining the mayor's veto on eight hour workday for city labor. A substitute to seek state law establishing eight hours failed after a lengthy session. A separate vote on a ten year loan was referred to finance and a prior motion to leave eight hour provisions to the Legislature was rejected. Fast driving on River Street was defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Jenkins
Folan
Ward 13
City Hospital
John T. Hill
Hyde Park Avenue
Samuel Regal
Tremont Street
Temple Place
Department For
L. G. Burnham
Granite Street
Mechanics’ Iron Foundry Company
Kemble Street
Kemble Street, Ward 20
Fire Department
Main Street
Charlestown
Grand Army of the Republic
Boston
Hancock Schooloase
Chester Square
Board of Aldermen
Committee On Finance
Park
Roxbury Canal
Taylor
Lee
Ward
Barry
Ward 16
Whitmore
Ward 12
Yeas
Brady
Carroll
Cherrington
Cochran
Connolly
Coyle
Davern
Dewey
Duggan
Duon
Egan
English
Fallon
Foss
Hayes
Kearins
Kelcher
B. Kelley
Samuel Kelley
Lauren
Leary
Mahoney
McEnaney
McNary
F. Murphy
W. H. Murphy
Murray
O’brien
E. J Powers
Quigley
Reagan
Reiliy
Rogan
Whall
Whittmore
Nays
Armstrong
Blume
Brown
Erskine
Farrar
Fisher
Fottler
Frost
Harding
Herson
Jewett
Ladd
Light
Perkins
Powers
Richards
Rowell
Sanford
Sanger
Thayer
Wakefield
Wilson
Wise
Ward 14
Ward 18
Ward 10
Sun Dunn
Francis B. Kelley
John Murphy
Edward J. Powers
Reilly
Fi Her
Hersey
Lawten
William H
Murphy
Cassus C. Powers
Scollans
Whipple
Wise— Co
River Street
Optional System Sparks Debate at Massachusetts Teachers Meeting
More than 259 teachers attended the nineteenth annual meeting at Boston Latin School. Talks by Katherine Coman Albert Marble J B Taylor and others debated the proposed optional education system and its impact on preparatory and endowed schools. President Elliot supported flexibility while concerns about mass adoption and high school issues were raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Association of Classical and
Boston Latin School
John Tetlow
Boston
Katherine Coman
Wellesley College
Albert P. Marble
J. B. Taylor
George E. Gay
Malden High School
Ww. C. Lawton
Cambridge
Delphi
George W. Rollins
Latin School
C. E. Swift
Medford High School
J. Moses Merrill
Bancroft
Phillips Andover Academy
Elliot
Harvard University
Massachusetts
Robert Keep
Yale Glee Club Concert Delights Tre Mont Temple Audience
A large Yale audience filled Tre mont Temple for a Yale Glee Club concert. The twenty member group, aided by six banjos and three guitars from the Yale Banjo Club, performed with strong singing. Notable were Jones's whistling and Hinkle's comedy as well as solos by Darling Georger rehore Connor and Tourtellet. The Banjo Club contributed several pleasing pieces. The show ended with universal applause and satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Tremont Temple
Yale Glee Club
Yale Banjo Club
Jones
Hinkle
Echo
Phing
Darling
Georger
Rehore
Connor
Tourtellet
Banjo Club
Weather outlook for New England and Atlantic states grows warmer
April 10 early morning indications show fair, warmer weather across New England, the middle and south Atlantic states with winds shifting to the south and a falling barometer. Sunday looks fair with warmer conditions for districts along the Atlantic seaboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnixeron
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Atlantic
Weather and city observations scatter across stations
An OCR readout lists numerous city weather observations with conditions and wind directions. Entries include Jacksonville Atlanta New Orleans Memphis Cincinnati Cleveland Pittsburgh Marquette Milwaukee Duluth St Louis Denver and more. Conditions vary from Clear to Cloudy to Hazy with occasional rain or notations of visibility and wind directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srisiks
Jacksonville
Memphis
Dincinnati
Clevelands
Capes
Nito
Pittsburg
Marquette
Ccsciences
Milwaukee
Duluth
St. Louis
Siswmare
Denver
Mometer
Actors Fund Benefit Seats Sold at Auction in Boston
The annual Actors Fund benefit will be at the Boston Theatre on April 29. In a late auction for the first choice of seats, Louis Aldrich acted the part to show support, and proceeds will go to the charity with performances by local theater companies. Bids opened at 10 dollars and climbed to 100 dollars for the prized seats won by Clark against Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actors’ Fund
Boston
Louis Aldrich
Museum
H.A. McGienen
Connelly
Adams House
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
John Dee
Boston Lodge
Elks
M. C. Clark
Edward Prescott
Clark
Megers
Prescott
Mr.rescott
Suffolk
Supreme Judicial Court
Stephen Baker
Suffo K
Boston Post
John Noble
Henry A. Clapp
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Elizabeth Brownell
Elizabeth Esty
Cambridge
George B. Mason
East
Grorce M. Brooks
George H. Foster
Saidgwill
Catherine E. Foster
Aes
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
National business failures report from Mercantile Agency
Failures across the United States and Canada total 215 this week, with declines in the West and Pacific states. Montreal boot and shoe firm M Mullarkey & Co suspends with liabilities over $100,000. Ship owner James Kitchin of River John assigns, owing Pictou bank $70,000. Boston grocers Savoy Bros fail with about $2,500 liabilities. Geldert & White of Boston owe about $27,000 with real estate security. creditors offered 50 cents on the dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Dun &Co
E. Russell & Co
Mercantile Agency Today
Telegraph
United States
Canada
Pacific States
M. Mullarkey & Co
Montreal
James Kitchin
River John
N.S
Pictou Bank
Obed B. Lewis
New Bedford
Savoy Bros
Main Street
Boston
Bunker Hill District
Geldert & White, Carpenters and Builders
Wareham Street
Henry Partridge
Shipping and voyage listings from Lisbon to New York ports
A dense OCR of maritime freight lists shows ships and routes with dates in March April and May. Entries include Picqua Palermo Phelps Bros G o Yoxford Messina Milanese London Furness Gibraltar and many others with destinations and departure indicators from Liverpool London Rotterdam Antwerp New York Boston and Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benguella
Lisbon
Adams & Co
Picqua
Palermo
Phelps Bros & Go
C Furness
Gibraltar
G Lombard’s Sons Waldensian
Glasgow
H & A Allan Palestine
Liverpool
Warren & Go Scythia
P H du Vernst
Bracadaule
London
Mch
Furness
British Queen
Henderson Bros Leerdam
Rotterdam
Funch, Eyde & Co Tow
Warren & Co Catatonia
PH du Vernet
Stockholm
Furness Cephalonia
P H du Vernet
W H Brown & Co
Thayer & Lincoln
New York
Mcbh
Wright & Son
Henderson Bros
F W J Hurst
fKeyptian Monarch
Patton
Vickers&Co Adriatic
R J Curtis
Boston
Furness Palestine
Warren & Co Scythia
H du Vernet
Warren & Go Catalonia
Cephalonia
Qeirichs & Co
Hamburg i
Kunhardt & Co
Copenhagen
Funch,Edge & Co
Antwerp
Wright & Sons
Funch,Edge & Go
Underhill i
Underhill American
Oelrichs & Co
Patton, V & Go
Bremen
Oc¢iridhs & Co
Havre
Louis de Bebian
Adrian
Georgia
A Baldwin & Co Wieland
Hamburg
Umbria
Abyssinia
Alaska
Auranis
Liverpoo
Devoniia
Henderson Bros Elbe
o.Dee
Oelricks & Co Rugheece
Oelricks & Co Wyoming
Guion & Co Egy’ian Monarch
Patton, Vickers & Co S
Ee Neeeseeee
Dis & Co Havre
Lots de Bepianerpool
RK J Cortis
Malls Close at Beston Post Tee Dates by Pacific Steamers
Notices announce postal closings for Beston Post and Pacific mail to regions including British Columbia Victoria Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports Hawaii Tahiti Marquesas Australia New Zealand Fiji and Samoa with steamers Gaelic City of Papeti Alameda and a May 8 sailing. Letters for Pacific steamers should be deposited eight or nine days before sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Victoria
San Francisco
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Rts
British India
San Tancisco
Hawaiian Kingdom
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
City of Papeti
Australia
New Zealand
Sandwich
Fiji
Samoan Islands
On Post Office
Wheat Market Activity with Vast Private Dispatches
Co S Lee reports a volatile trading day with active and nervous sessions. Prices opened steady around 77 3/4 to 78 1/4 cents, then slipped after French duty concerns and selling pressure, closing around 75 3/4 to 76 1/Tenderly 3/4 cents, with heavy export demand noted for New York and large private orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. S. Lee
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
Illinois Agricultural Department
Crittenden
Linn
Brego
Andrews
Roche
Allvereinu
Yorkes
Field, Lindley & Co
Texas
New York
Maritime Movements and Vessel Arrivals in New England Waters
A list of ships and steamers with origins, destinations, and cargoes moving through or near Cape Cod and surrounding ports. Entries include Yoxsford, State of Maine, Reading, Tremont, Alpha, Cumberland, Vidette with barge Robena, Blythe, Dielytris, Bridgewater, Nina Page, Laura, Dick Williams, William P Hunt, O D Witherell, Rebecca A Toulane, Annie M Nash, plus a note on Highland Light and a dozen ships bound in and out at 10:25 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoxsford
Crosby
Girgenti
Messina
Palermo
Gibraltar
OG Lombard
Eastport
Portland
Mdise
W H Kilby
Pie Oags
Fuller
Robena
Perthmboy
Blythe
Messenger
Bellevue Cove
Dielytris
Courtaney
Chester Basin
Bridgewater
Mason
Mahone Bay
Nina Page
Taylor
Port la Tour
Laura
Chester
Beal
Rockport
Dick Williams
White
Perth Amboy
William P Hunt
Poand
Lanesville
O D Witherell
Garfield
Norfolk
Rebecca A Toulane
Champion
Hoboken
Annie M Nash
First Regiment Veterans Hold Camp Fire at Metropolitan Hotel
Old soldiers of the First Regiment Massachusetts Union Veteran Army gathered at the Metropolitan Hotel for an old fashioned camp-fire. J T Robinson presided and speeches were given by E B Loring H M Conly Oliver Dowing John Evans B B Manchester of Providence R J and Dr Jackson of Somerville. The band played patriotic music between talks and the evening closed with hard tack and coffee, enjoyed with zeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Massachusetts
Union
Metropolitan Hotel
J.T. Robinson
Messrs
E. B. Loring
H. M. Conly
Oliver Dowing
John Evans
B. B. Manchester
Providence
R. J
Dr. Jackson
Somerville
Love Her Better Than Life Then Bring Back Her Glow
A promotional plea urges action to aid a woman deemed weakened by nerves. It touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as restoring color to her cheeks and vitality to her wasting form, implying rash remedies to cure female weakness. The speaker pressures the reader to heed this recommendation if affection exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Aids Chosen for Ball Benefiting Father Roche Home
Fifty of Dr. F. W. Walsh’s selected aides met at his home to plan the ball. They endorsed securing a Ninth Regiment unit and its drum corps to lead the grand march and chose division directors including J. F. Marley T. J. Marley J. B. Cullen M. W. Ahearn Charles Collins J. B. Highland Frank P. Ford and J. G. Fennessey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Walsh
Father Roche
Governor Robinson
J. F. Marley
T. J. Marley
J. B. Cullen
M. W. Ahearn
Charles Collins
J. 8. Highland
Frank P. Ford
J. G. Fennessey
Friendship Lodge No 2 Odd Ladies install officers
Mrs T Higgins and Mrs Prentice of Boston and Mrs Helen Johnson of Somerville, department officers, installed the officers at a Charlestown meeting yesterday afternoon. New officers named include Mrs D Wheelock noble lady Mrs Stockwell chaplain Mrs D Valentine past noble lady Mrs Annie Brown vice noble lady Mrs Mary Washburn corresponding reporter Mrs Wetherbee secretary and Mrs Helen F Johnson treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Higgins
Prentice
Boston
Helen ¥. Johnson
Somerville
Friendship Lodge No. 2
Odd Ladies
Charlestown
D. Wheelock
Stockwell
D. Valentine
Annie Brown
Mary Washburn
Wetherbee
Helen F. Johnson
Watchman Rescues Two From Mystic Wharf Incident
William Haley Jr night watchman at Mystic wharf Charlestown saved Cornelius McGon nigle from drowning at 11 o clock Thursday night and then rescued another man Charles Clark who was overboard. The men fell while trying to leap aboard a lighter of the Boston Towboat Company moored at the wharf. Haley heard the cries and threw a rope which the men fastened to their bodies, enabling two rescues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Haley, Jr
Mystic Wharf
Charlestown
Cornelius McGonnigle
Charles Clark
Boston
Mr. Haley
Coffee Percolator Promise from Webster Earthen Pot
For bankers and other mental workers coffee brewed by the percolator method is best. The Webster Earthen Percollating Coffee Pot and fine ground Java are promoted, claiming speeds of thirty seconds to a stimulating beverage. Mr H P Webster at 90 Blackstone Street Boston invites trials to substantiate the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Webster
Blackstone Street
Boston
Webster
New York
A. BE. Whein & Sons
Ephraim Cutter
M.D
Mail bags burned near Oak Harbor city
W H Bigelow, superintendent of the railway mail service, was informed that three bags of mail destined for the city from Chicago and Toledo were burned at Oak Harbor on Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bigelow
Railway Mail Service
Chicago
Toledo
Oak Harbor
Real Estate and Stock Listings Feature Sulivan and Henshaw Notices
Parcel listings include Sulivan Bros real estate at noon and stock notes for L Day and Co Francis H Henshaw Co at noon. Painting items by Leonard & Co appear at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulivan Bros
H L Day & Co
Francis H Henshaw & Co
Leonard & Co
Rev Washington Glidden to Speak on Peace or War
Rev. Washington Glidden of Columbus, DC, will deliver a celebrated lecture on Peace or War Between Capital and Labor at Tremont Temple on Tuesday evening, May 4. The address promises analysis of labor issues and capital harmony within the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Glidden
Columbus
Tremont Temple
Boston
Union Hall
Boyiston Street
George L. Chaney
Atlanta
Hollis Street Church
Lewando's Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment Ad
If your lace curtains need a cleansing do not forget Lewando's dyeing and cleansing establishment where the work will be done to your entire satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewando
Cuban market brief notes on sugar and gold prices
Havana reports Spain gold price at 23814 238% and sugar firm with centrifugal refining 92 to 96 degrees polarization. Gold quoted at 3 per quintal. muscovado refining 225 to 23144 per quintal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Muscovado
Vague Early 19th Century Maritime Movements Across Ports
A fragmentary log lists multiple vessels including barks, brigs, ships, and steamers traveling between London, Savannah, New York, Baltimore, Antwerp, and other ports. Entries reference arrivals and departures with dates in April and February, mentioning vessels such as the Emma Marr, South Cambria, Anglesea, Lillie Soullard, and Doris. The scattered notes show routine transatlantic and coastal shippings with assorted captains and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Orient
Kellner
Savannah
Lane Cad Sia
Dungenesas
Emma Marr
Brewster
N News
London
Dunkirk
Arf
Newnham
Baltimore
Galway
Alfarin
Wielsen
New York
Gibraltar
South Cambria
Rio Marina
Philadelphia
Bamburg
aAr
Anglesea
Scott
Squiaue
Falmouth
Wanderer
Aanonsen
Charleston
Lisbom
Bakran
Miculicich
L B Young
Liverpool
Fiora
Pike
Barbadoes
Natano
Saunders
Park Zorida
Berentaen
Lillie Soullard
Harris
Sydney
Nsw
William K Chapman
Smith
Hibernian Cook
Doris
Bruns
Perth Amboy
Antwerp
Edam
Amsteram
Macassar
Jacobus Johannes
Pettarson
Oporto
Julius
Veira
New Orleans
Bagnhild
Mogeistus
Glenyon
Ne York
Hipparchus
Ondon
Io Janueire
Adam Bonner
Berry
Riine
Hatria
New Or
Whalers Report Activities Around San Francisco and Gloucester
Whaling news from early April notes Sylvia Handy Cartheut cleared to cruise from San Francisco. Gloucester steamer Herman Lissing reports four whales killed in three weeks. Queen of the Pacific carried 483 gallons oil. Tropic Bird 1106 gallons for Tahiti. Golden City launched at Providence, being coppered then towed back by midmonth. Alaska Fisher reports at Chathem Seands with no recent findings. Bark Josephine at sea February 28 with clear coordinates. Yellow Sea entry prior to February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sylvia
Handy
Cartheut
Gloucester
Herman Lissing
Queen of the Pacific
Tropic Bird
Tahiti
Golden City
Providence
Alaksa
Fisher
Chathem Seands
Josephine
Yellow Sea
Belvedere
John Carver
Fleetwing
Andrew Hicks
Maritime positions from New Orleans to Rio and beyond
Reports of ships in voyage positions include Steamer Potato sailing from New Orleans to Marseilles on April 4 from lat 36 06 long 60 with W H Smith, Rogers from New York to San Francisco on April 4 at 28 N 130 W, Bars Norcross Boop Tom Portland bound for Queenstown February 16 off Cape Horn, and an American bath ship with HQVP letters sighted April passage near lat 35 N lon 54 W likely Gray Eagle Boyle via Hampton Roads March 22 bound for Rio Janeiro with HGVP signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potato
New Orleans
Marseilles
W H Smith
Rogers
New York
San Francisco
Norcross
Boop
Tom Portland
Queenstown
Cape Horn
American Bath
Gray Eagle
Boyle
Salthants
Hampton Roads
Rio Janeiro
Astoria
Melancthon
Adams
Maltimore
Gwalia
Mead
Philadelphia
Newport News
Karo
Smith
Maggie
Lawrence
Grace
Charleston
Adelaide
Bailey
Sun
Kate
Durkee
Bristol
Johns Hopkins Foster
Savannah
Berkshire
Mareh
Boston
Icis
Doane
Ackley
Kingston
Javia Norfolk
Mollie J Saunders
Ingersoll
Agnes Manning
Birdsall
Mattie A Franklin
McDonald
Peppino Miguano
Minnehaha
Cape Henry
Ruth Palmer
Liverpool
Charlestom
aAr
North Star
Edwards
Barbadoes
Addie
Bacon
Sthach Wapella
Bagger
Souvenir
Rotterdam
Unione
Genoa
Pohona
Kong Carl
Stettin
Parm
Reval
Maria
Icis Potasi
Bearse
Plymouth
Mary Standish
Higgins
Weehawken
Baker
D Ains
Cotuit
Handy
Hey West
Comal
Bolger
Galveston
T J Cochran
Weatherford
Havana
Mobile
D_Lamson
Rittania
Larsen
Dublin
Ocean Hallgren
Dordrecht
Hansa
Lorentzen
Brake
New Bedford
Aristh
Martha's Vineyard
Edagartown
City of Fitchburg
Fish
Bark Rosseau
Wicks
Atlantic Ocean
George R'Vreeland
Vandeaf
Ada Herbert
Harding
Wareham
Ar9th
Fortuna
Rich
Bulli River
Hattie Perry
Chase Philadelphia
Emily H Naylor
Charles Lawrence
Aylor
Elizabethport
John Lenthal
Dodge
Enterprise
Dow
John Douglass
Jordan
Oliver Chace
Russell
Providence
A M Ridgeway
Snow
Samos
Waterman
Chase
L Sherman
White
New
Hutchinson
Haytren
King
Valiant
Gdo
Asiana
Gray
Frankfort
Marsteen
Havre
Volturno
Maresca
Cadiz
Port Eada
Wanderer
Puerto Cortez
City of
Nevws
Richmond
Boaz
West Point
New_York
Brutus
Regina
Angus
Rouensch
Kate B Ogden
Newbury
Iron beacon relocation and new tonnage duty law in St Kitts
After April 10 the Sullivan's Island light will shift its range line 300 feet westward. A new St Kitts law abolishes the 6d register ton for sailing vessels and replaces it with a tonnage duty of is psr per ton on goods landed by sailing or steam vessels, reducing cost per ton for sailing vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan's Island
Mouvia Island
Island of
St Kitts
British West Indies
Wrecking at Quogue and Atlantic shipping incidents
Reports from Quogue to Providence detail steamer Europa boarding for wrecking operations while Eyvor reports loss of main and mizzen topmast near Barnegat. Maggie Swaine sinks at Pease Island. crew saved. Avega towed into Delaware Breakwater after collision. Bareh Potter thick weather near Fenwick's Stand. Ida Francis abandoned at sea. Blythe stranded and later towed for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europa
Eyvor
Atkins
Philadelphia
Boston
Barnegat
Halifax
Yarmouth
Athooner
Maggie Swaine
Pease Island
Avega
Amsterdam
Delaware
Molisan Trask
Trinidad
Providence
Bareh Potter
Fenwick
Lotfion
Schnda Francis
Francis
Pensacola
New York
Ida Francis
Walloboro
Waildoboro
H Kennedy & Co
Seh Blythe, Messenger
Bellevue Cove
Fawn Bar
Long Island
Curlew
Green’s Dry Dock
Maritime Movement Ledger from Atlantic Ports
In port and sailing notices list ships, steamers, brigs, and schooners at Barbadoes, Haitian ports, Charleston, Boston, Philadelphia, New York, and Havana routes. Vessels include names such as Mogunte, Advance, Anglian, Mary J Hubbard, Grace Davis, Granite State, Hiram Emery, Emily F Whitney, Saratoga, and Saratoga voyages with cargoes, destinations, and dates from February through April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton
Knott
Port
Hellenes Ayres
Moguntecook
Heminway
Barbadoes
Advance
Black
Brunswick
Martinique
Sevanty-six
Montgomery
Charleston
Baracoa
Anglian
Campbell
New York
Ada
Garner
Peal Nelson
Tanner
Cardenas
Marian H Rand
Jeffreys
Maggie Darling
Scull
Philadelphia
Re Hart
Growell
Fred Jackson
Snow
Newark
Cienfuegos
Mary J Hubbard
Hubbard
Woodside
Reed
Boston
Mary
Trundy Podge Casilda
George W Jordan
Lyman
List
Bertha A Watt
Watt
Hong Hong
Tin Port
Granite State
Fritz
Carondelet
Stetson
C F Sargent
Atherton
Ellen A Reed
Hatfield
Great Admiral
Thompson
Highlander
Batchelder
John Currier
Biethen
McNear
Frost
Wandering Jew
Nichols, Inc
Hiram Emery
Gorham
Edward Kidder
Griffin
Portland
Ore
Colorado
Wyman
Bill Simpson
Brown
Singa
C P Dixon
Keene
Callao
Cale
Reviews
Nenemiah Gibson
Batle
Sparatan
Cairns
Victoria
Annie Johnson
Hull
Arabia
Fabingon
Edwin Reed
Cates
Lettie Moore
Battie
Mohawk
Cusland
Richard Parsons
Thorndyke
Une
Emily F Whitney
Rollins
Cebu
United States
Miego
Joseph
Thomas
Lermond
San Francisco
Hiawama--Ar
Saratoga
Curtis
Grace Davis
Dyer
R ¢ Hart
Annapolis
Nereid
Teroune
Delaware
Henry Hasbrouck
Myers
Foscolia
Jones
Daniels
Sagua
Odorilla
Holland
Matanzas
Sailea
Josefa
Goodwin
Sarah A Staples
Barrett
J . Bapel Sawyer
Vuevitas
Harriet G Stanley
Port Spain
Belmont
Perkins
Ricardo Barros
Allen
Demerara
Talisman
Delano
Union
Redersen
Bonn
Arbutus
Sutherland
Frida
Krops
Angie
Love
L Page
Spinney
Kio Marina
Sanai
Baltimore
South Cambria
Rice Jancie
Memmon
Cowen
Sth
Silloth
Fwans
Sunderland
Lero
Moore
Sinields
Faedrelahdt
Ostor
St Jaso
Faircloth
Nassau
Primate
French
St John NB
Ache Maak Pendleton
Pendleton
Frank L. Cleveland
Yonala
Thomas C Kennedy
Ships and cargo movements from Atlantic ports and Caribbean routes
A dense list of vessels including bark Carrie Wyman, steamer El Paso, ships India and Hamilton Fish, and multiple brigs, schooners, and steamers. Reports include arrivals, departures, clearances, and passage updates from ports like Liverpool, Boston, New York, Havana, Guantanamo, and Galveston, with numerous names, nationalities, and destinations.
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Sporting News
Piotomecas
BuMon
Bec Ciccinssscientass
Schnshon
C.lieserceversess
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Cesesrecseesseve
MOI
Hemmeval
Baltimores
Handerson
Iencv
Greer
Ccessouéns
Rarned
Daily, Wise, Greer, Hoover
Mortrill
Traffey
Dailey
Henderson
Bostom
Waeasatolen
Jake ¥Vans
Murnan
Boston Blues
Union Grounds
Mortmouths and
Beacons
Athletics
Philadelphias
American
Chicagos
Columbia College
Amhersts
University of Pennsylvania
Ee Beacons
Dartmouth College
Buston
Newburyport
In England
McIntosh
East Weymouth
Daly
Brooklyn
Brockton
A. J. Quinn
Quinn
St. Louis Maroons
Comets
H. L. P. Shoe Factory
Concord
J. F
Chester Witham
Jerry Casey
Davie
Hosmer
Clare St. John
Cummings
Crescent Boat Club
Union Boat Club
Leverett Boat Club
Crescents
Sporting Miscellany
Morrison-Brennan
South Boston
America
Sullivan
Europe
Asia
Africa
Ambassadress
Cape Ati P
Frisbee
Hanlan
John Teemer
Teemer
New York Yacht Club
Crowley’s Aquarium Gardens
Finnerty
Huestein
Riley
Johnson
Boston Lacrosse Association
Arlington
Harvards
Jarvis Fleld
Wheelmen
N. H
E. P. Comins
John C. Estes
Charles Sinclair
W. K E. Stone
George Place
James Harriott
Boot and Shoe Buyers
Finance Committee
East Boston
East Boston Ferry
East Boston Ferries
Committee On the Judiciary
Lodge of
Stoneham
Oda Fellows’ Hall
Union Square
Osssever
U. S.A
THE
Mall
Beston Post Tee
Honduras
Bay Islands
Guatemala
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Thenos
Key West
Mexico
Bianz
Miniature
Almenac
Amr
Ship News Record
Stesmers
Yoxford
Mediterranean
Borderer
Gergovia
Antillas
Anchorra
Santiago
St Jago
Lord Clive
Durham
Prawle Point
Glenlyon
Bunkik
Leith
Crystal
Port OF
Wills
Brate Eaward
Saulnier
Belleveau Rose
JG Ball & Co
Joseph Story
Anderson
Aspey Bay
Sch
Crestline
Ambrose
St John
Fred A Roberts
Prussian General
McKee
Hatheway & Co
Hagvhuna
Allemvs
Payeander
Uruguay
A & Sootz
Erbrig Nyanaa
Inness
Port Medway
JG Hall & Co
Blanche C. Whitney
Lunenburg
Whitney, Pousland & Co
Guella
Furtado
E Adams & Co
Sarah A Fulier
Hart Galveston
Tremnt
Donovan
C F Williams
Een
Don Georgietta
Henry A Burnham
Martha Reed
H W Palmer Charles Stewart
Akbar
L F Munson
Alice
Lacy W Snow
Onaries Duncan
Marie
Don Jacinto
Edith
Highland Light
Jon William B Herrick
Fred Walton
OPD
Vening Bustom
Denman Thompson
Hollis Grreet
Cameton Opera Company
Miles Barton
Arcadia
Forld's Museum, Menagerie and Aquarium
Horticultural Hall
North Avenue
Channey
Waterhouse Street
Garden
Captain Richardson
Channey Street
St. George’s Hall
Mabel Weeks
St. John’s Literary Instate
East Cambrige
Mensman
Caswell, Hazard & Co
S&xwly
Horatio Harris & Co
Boots and Shoes
Richards & Co
oRee Lippincott, Son & Co
N. Y
Burdett & Davis
Labor and Capital
Parlor Social Union
Helen G. Curtis
Jenny Lind Avenue
Winter Hill
Harry W. French
Eberle Hall
Franklin Street
M. M. Cutter
Maiden
Ivaloo Lodge
Rebekah
Hope Lodge
Woburn
Evergreen
Vineyard
Haven
Cumberland
Webber
Wilmington
Mary L Peters
Mary F Pike
Saarbruck
Hobsken
Vandalia
Potts
Rondout
FA Pike
Norwood
Idaho
Perseverance
Willard
Margaret
Leighton
Vulcan
Lewis
Saco
JS Terry
Nantasket
Joe Carleton
Heal
Terry
Perseverari
Vulban
Newport
Moresight
Calais
Georgeday
Boothbay
Scis
John Bracewell
Clark’s Cove
Lizzie Gochran
Hopkins
Neilie Eaton
Knowhton
Stonington
May Queen
Watts
Grand Manan
Ruth
Hodgdon
Rockland
CD A Sproul
Humphrey
Rival
Stewart
Rockphe
H Prescott
Davis
Onticello
Georghetta
Alley
Nutato
Sawyer T. Machias
Pettigrew
Reply
Pieasy
Rocklawa
Eastern Light
Collins
Mathias Victor
Nis
Spiedweil
Bill Stowe
Ambrose Knight
Pinkham
Caroline Vought
Ethel Peck
Lynn
Oi Loud
George
William G R Mowray
New Haven
Frank & Edaud
Warren
Bishop
Silas McClure
Morris Do
Edward Layman
Richmond,Va
A Hooper
Netties Cushing
Ear
JPA
Kruyper
Orchis
Cardiff
Cerdic
Saxon
McNair
Francisco
Christian Sand
Brimiga
Geitzler
Riga
Marine Notes
Aspinwall
Kate M Hilton
Apanchicola
Seabeck
Fannie Tucker
Greenleaf Melbourne
Chamber of Commerce
Annecent
Waesland
Herman
Brow Head
Orohis
Catania
Pawnee
Harnden
Entella
Dover
Passea
Lessing
Peal
Crusader
Rhaetia
E. Wioego
Joseph D Thomas
Sror
Oregon
Merriman
Philacet
Bulgarian
Oston
Varona
Wolff
Nuevitas
Sauca
Phillip Fitepatrick
Progreso
Hattie , Dixon
Yates
Sisal
Granada
Hons
Guna
Nevada
Rhine
Newers
Seilly
Adam
Elder
Southampton
Ems
New ‘Orn
St John WB
Elizabeth DeHart
Bay
Malcolm
Hantsport
Davidson
Windsor
Viacotalpan
schLueila
Vera Cruz
Liverpool Abyssinia
Aie Trea
Anchoria
Siena
City of San Antonio
Fernandina
Iwis x
Grover.Ingersoll
Francis G Yarnell
Brunswick, Ga
Brix Morning Light Brown
Sacha Elien M Hawes
William P Davis
Lewes
Z Steelman
William KE Clowes
Oliver Schofield
S$ P Goodwin
Stamford
Carrie Wyman
el Paso
Naiva
Fom
Guantanamo
Pinafore
Loward
Pasages
Monrovia
Degcett
Bathuret
Triton
Schultte
Ecuador
Rosa Madre
le Boffe
Salonica
Biche
Sears
James Ford
Maud Sherwood
Crowell
Sarah L Simmons
Nathan Lawrence
Lydia H Rover
Bi. Burt
India
Montevideo
E H Cornell
Crocker
Morgan City
Clearea
Kalliope
Olsen
Havelock - Meredith
Greenock
Samuel Welsh
Tyson
John Somes
Robpins
Mil
Read
Phinney
Gertrude Summers
Virginia
John C Smith
Sir Martie A Holmes
Celtic Monarch
Hilditch Cardenas
Bernard
Bisson
Benisaf
North Durham
Williams
Porman
Ruperra
Hodge
Mediterraean
Resolven
Kneebone
Huelva
Prydain
Parry
Cleddy
Seaward
Lamport
Cross
Princess Reed
Hercules
Kitson
Stormy Petrel
Exmouth
Swis Norman
Kregar
Mary Nowell
Norbury
Emma F Angell
Tripp
J W Gaskill
Godfrey
Warren Hall
Walker
Evan Smith
Augustus Hunt
Boxer Do
Georgie Clark
Bartlett
Lee Hickman
Weymouth
Frank McGear
Sharp
Henry Culver
Crowley Salem
Francis L @odfrey
LV Rose
Leeds
Thomas Boose
Somersston
Marks
D Bryant
Colcord
Nagasake
Matthew Baird
L Staples
Stowers
Clintonia
Jennie Phinney
Henry B Cleaves
C A Sparks
Matthews
Port Clyde
Frank Nelson
Charlotte Morgan
Orland
Pavilion
Serissa Anthony
Norris
Port William
Louisa Frances
Thorndike
Joste
Machias
Harvester
Vinalhaven
Cinderella
Nichols
Round Pond
Willie Seavey
Simmons
Friendship
Bouchette
Sarnia
Gipson
Sehs Duroc
Lady Bowen
Redd
Port Gamble
Sam Francisco
Enoch Talbot
McNeil Leapeck
Catharine Sudden
Uilberg
Kahului
George C Perkins
Ackerman
Honolulu
G Ropes
Rivers
Araguda
Green
Thompson Liverpool
Park Ferris
Potter
Kahulut
Eee
William Wailer
Millet
Philaphia
Caterina Cacace
Camera
Triesis
William Lawrence
Billups
Gate City
Hedge
Ole Burl
Rits
Tybee
Verona
Dix
Satilta River
Theodor Vos
Knot
Jnok Cross
Rawhey
New London
Varuna
Rulun
Darien Ga
EB. Wiggin & Sons
Hanover St
Cobb, Bates & Verxa
GSO
Washington St
Nickerson & Milter
Merchants’ Row
H. FP. Webster
Blackstone St
W&s
GEO. Steck & CO
Steck” & Smith
Smith Organs
Crowquill
Josse Gillott & Sons
John Ct
N.Y
Henry Fof
Vld
D.eddy & Son
Mass.usa
Mrs. Humphrey
SALE
Tremont St
Evans House
Corporation Notices
American Bell Telephone Co
WM. R. Driver
Sarah A. Baker
Margaretsville
Nova Scotia
A. D
Cushman Bros. & Co
Hawley ST
MM. J. Ward
James Boyd & Sons
Milk Street
Erin
M. J. Ward
Milk ST
Charles G. Kurtz
Post Office Square
Bolden
County of
Richard W. Emerson
William H. Emerson
Copartners
R. W. Emerson & Co
Garl N. Mayers
Joseph Benn &Tt
Mayers & Kennett
St. Joseph
Missouri
Northern Assurance Company of London
Ruastee
Is Commonwealth
Commonwealth
WM. T, Connolly
Bellew
Thaw
J. H. Tyler
George A. Bethune
James 8S
Joan W. McKim, Esquire
Probate Court
Said County
Seth E.pecker
William H.colburn
John P. Endres, Jr
John P.endres
Scriber
William Riley
Thomas Chan
Martha’s Vineyard and
Narragansett
Horace S. Crowell
Waltham and Kigin
Waltham and
Kigin
Mn Aeprentice
SMW
School St
Summer St
Ingalls & Hatch
Ocheet
Aaron B. Gay & CO
State Street
American & Foreign Patents
H. Eddy
Kilby
Bostor
Great Britain
France
B. H. Eddy
Chas. Mason
Patents
Maort
Pater
Urs Srulya
George Draper
Gorham, Rogers & CO
Insurance
Mutual Life Ins. Co
Benj
F. Stevens
Jos, M. Gibbens
Postoffice Square
Fire Insurance
North American Insurance CO
Hilley Street
R. BR
Patridge Albert
Esident
Spring Garden Ins. CO
the Exchange Fire Ins
Traders Insurance CO
Mhosthtf
NEW Publications
Music Books
Stanford
Richter
Ger
Aida
Corneride
Boccacio
Carmen
Fatinitza
Lakme
Maritana
Mefistofele
Mignon
Zenobia
Oliver Ditson & Co
Nassau St
Western Farm
Rtgages
JOEN
Colner & Sons
Devonshire Street
St. James F. CC. Hyde
Albert Gates
Water St
Posig
Moseley & CO
Kilby St
I Mm Lead Company
F. A. Brown
Treas
Maas
Huckins & GO
Central Square
Apsssturay
Bader, Adamson & CO
Cowhipe Hins
Inipay Semcensee Hiaix
Rail & Treet
Ffice
Superintendent OF Health
Pemperton Square
West Roxbury
City Hall
Hugh O’brien
George W. Forristall
Navy Department
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Washington
Naval Hospital
Chelsea
F. M. Gunnell
Bureae
WM. C. Sodman
J. G. Freeman
Hilby Street
Arlows
Coffin & Henry
Iowa
State St
Des Moines
Eaily
Dream
Milliken
Washington Street
Bowdoin Square
F. O. Emerson
Boston Weekly Post
Daily Post
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