Ghess Corner White to Play and Mste in Four Moves
White to move and mate in four moves, forcing Black to respond at every step with the position compelling Black to mirror the sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Black
Chess tournament notes from Vienna May 27 1882
Report on the great Vienna tournament with Herr Schwartz among Europe’s leading players. Commentary on strategic ideas, such as center weaknesses, pawn advances, king safety, and rook placement. Several variations show proposed best lines and resulting positions, including favorable and dubious choices that affect attack prospects and endgame chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Herr Schwartz
Europe
Boston Chess Club Late Tournament Fracas
The subjoined game at the Boston Chess Club reveals a chaotic sequence from White Youne and Black. Numerous piece trades lead to a tactical collapse as Black forces decisive material gains and mating threats. notes warn of a broken white king position and a center pawn loss, with several speculative lines and warnings about unsound counter moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Youne
Evans Gambit Triumph in Amateur-Black Battle
Annexed game by McDonnell hailed as the Evans Gambit masterpiece. The sequence features early knight and bishop activity, a series of castling moves, and a concluding queen capture with mate threats. The result showcases sharp attacking play and precise material trades leading to a decisive finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonnell
Evans
Analysis of Queen's Gambit and Opposing Openings
The article evaluates queen's gambit lines and related Black defenses, noting that 1 P-Q 5B 4 gives White advantages while 1 P-K 4 leads to central weakness. It discusses Anderssen's resistance, development plans, and Bleek's limited defenses, concluding victory hinges on experience and tactical direction within the opening's strategic framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderssen
Murphy
Bleek
The Chess Hing Poem About a Languid King
A short sonnet mocks a slow king in chess with lines praising his steadfast guard of ranks. The speaker, likely J C d3 and W, notes the king's dulness, pride, and ancient reign while praising protective steadiness amid danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.c.d3. W
Police Briefs From Boston Districts 3 and 2
Patrolmen near Blossom Street seize a small liquor haul at 18 Blossom Street from Michael W. Carney. A separate raid at 61 Billerica Street by Divison 3 yields unlicensed liquor for John O Rouke. Fitzwilliams alias Rogers found dead in 8 Canney Street basement from alcohol. Three year old Morris Schwartz burns from boiling water at 83 Lowell Street. Freight conductor William D. Marshall of Fitchburg Railroad injured with a broken elbow. lives at 107 Brattle Street Charlestown. James Gilmore, drunk in horse car fall, treated for head wound after 9:20 p.m. A four times aged Michael Kendrick hurt in a stairs fall at 87 Fifth Street South Boston. treated at City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quimby
Pinkerton
Paine and Newcomb
Division
Blossom Street
Michael W. Carney
Cergy
Divison
Billerica Street
John O’rouke
Fitzwilliams
Rogers
Canney Street
Morris Schwartz
Lowell Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
William D. Marshall
Fitchburg
Mr. Marshall
Bratte Street
Charlestown
Burns
Curtin
Division 2
James Gilmore
Johnson
Michael Kendrick
Fifth Street
South
Boston
City Hospital
Sugar market in Havana shows firmer trend as week closes
In Havana on April 11 the sugar market firmed with limited selling. Holders held firm, keeping prices high and restraining trade. Havana Matanzas stocks total 64 100 bags 15 500 hhds and 22 000 boxes Also receipts reached 8 000 boxes 120 000 bags 4 000 hhds while exports stood at 312 boxes 11 000 and 1 200 hhds, including 10 500 bags and 1 050 hhds to the United States. Freights steady United States imports 275 800 gold per hhbd sugar Havana 3 825 238% exchange firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Muscovaco
Matanzas
United States
Funeral for James Tufts on Dartmouth Street on Tuesday
The funeral of James Tufts who died suddenly Saturday will be held Tuesday at 2 30 p m from his home on Dartmouth Street. Post 40 G A R and the entire fire department are expected to attend in a body. Commandery of the Golden Cross and other organizations will also be present. John Boyle O Reilly to deliver the Memorial Day address before Post 136 G A R Everett Mass. Extensive observances planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tufts
Bate
Dartmouth Street
Post 40
Fire Department
Commandery of the Golden Cross
John Boyle O’ Reilly
Post 136
Everett
Mass
Shoe shipments from Abingtons rise in week ending April 10
The boot and shoe shipments from the Abingtons for the week ending April 10 totaled 1907 pairs. Local factories report steady demand across South Abington Mass and nearby towns with shipments moving to retailers and wholesale channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Abington
Mass
Abingtons
Road Horses and Matched Pairs Trio Lead Listings
A clipped classified page lists M W Stimpson of 28 East Street with road horses and matched pairs including trotters. It also catalogs boot and smoke buyers and multiple shoe and Co representatives across cities from Baltimore to San Francisco. The item closes noting Mrs William GGC Bald seeks Salvation Oil relief for neuralgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Stimson
East Street
Fas
James Whittendale
Robert McKnight
Raw
Baltimore
O Adler
Frank & Adler, Tre
T N Patterson
Patterson, Renslaw & Co
J B Dixon
W P
Dixon & Bro
Brun
Buffalo
K C Walker
W H Walker
E M Phelps
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer
Cincinnati
George T Cowen
Cowen & McGrathes
H Laws
Wiliam
Laws Jo Craweteed
B Childs
Childs, Groff & Co
Detroit
Mich
Chas E Smith
HS Robinson & Burtenaw
R E Walker
W D Robinson & Co
Easton
Penn
M Hapgood
Hapgood, Hay & Co
Houston
Tex
Haber
Par
Lexington
H S Beebe
Ads
John T Monroe
Monroy Bros
San Francisco
Cal
The Mikado and Opera at Boston Theatres Tonight
Broadway style listings report Glove Theatre presenting The Mikado, Hollis Street Theatre featuring Fedora, A Prisoner for Life at Howard Atheneum, and Richard Mansfield in Prince at the Aquarium. Also notes Carlet et psa Charleton Opera Company and Miles & Bijou Burlesque along Tremont Street venues, with Horticultural Hall Amateur and Juvenile Art Show today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Theatre
Boston
Deaman Thompson
Hollis Street
Carlet
Psa Charleton Opera Company
ALE Theatre
Fanny Davenport
Zveninge
Howard Athenium
LT. Canes Museum
Richard Mansfield
Miles
Muse ’ Men’ Agari
Scott's Emulsion Promised Cure for Consumption
A boastful advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion of pure cod liver oil with hypophosphates cures consumption in early stages and alleviates later stages. It cites thousands of testimonials from sufferers who report permanent relief and recovery from the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Auction Listings for Boots and Shoes and Real Estate
In Brooklyn and New York City firms Burdett Davis Richards Harris Lippincott Samuel Hatch and Samuel Bunting announce a Tuesday April 13 auction featuring 12 M Cotton, 12 M Fruit, boots and shoes in multiple firms, and 11 AM Dam Centrifugal Sugar with associated liquors and goods listed for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
Burdett & Davis
Horatio Harris & Co Boots and Shoes
New York
Richards & Co
Boots and Shoes
Philadelphia
Lippincott, Son & Jo
Samuel Hatch & Co
Samuel Bunting’ Sons Co
Horatio Harris & Co
J M Watson & Oo
New York Yacht Club honors Puritan owners with memorial resolutions
The New York Yacht Club presented Puritan owners with inscribed resolutions and a memento honoring their role in building and racing the Puritan as the club’s representative in the America’s Cup challenge. The note details committee appointments, sentiments to express club appreciation, and the scene from 1885 including signatures and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Burgess
New York Yacht Club
Puritan
Royal Yacht Squadron
Enggland
Genesta
William P. Douglas
Frank C. Lawrence, JR
Philip Schuyler
J. Frederick Tans
James D. Smith
Ogden Goblet
New York
Lawley & Sons
Paine
M. W. B. Stone
General Paine
Dan Brouthers Early Struggles Before Detroit Fame
The Sunday World outlines Dan Brouthers early career from Baltimore to Buffalo, his rejected Mets trial, and rise to prominence as a batter during four Buffalo seasons. It notes a Detroit salary of about 4000, and mentions other baseball items including Dartmouth and Boston College games, Reach’s patent mask, and local league talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sunday World
Detroit
Dan Brouthers
Baltimore
Hop Bitters
Metropolitans
Jim Mutrie
Jim
Harlem
Brouthers
Mutrie
Murrie
Buffalo
Mets
Dempsey Receives Belt at New York Championship Night
Presentation of the middle weight championship belt accompanied a New York show on Saturday night. Over 1000 spectators attended and about $2000 was cleared. The program opened with featherweights Sweeney and Clark, then Dempsey sparred Mike Cleary, followed by a Dempsey vs Fogarty set-to. An immense floral arm with muscular development was presented to the champion as the bout began. Dempsey proved clearly superior in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dempsey
New York
Sweeney
Clark
Dempsey
Mike Cleary
Mike Fogarty
Philadelphia
Yachting Fleet Moves Toward Season Launches
Mr Fay s sloop will be framed next week and the Baltimore sloop to be launched in about ten days. Providence schooner keels are bolted and joined, with frame expected by week end. Puritan towed to city in May with no alterations. Ambassadress arrived Saturday, to be towed to Mystic wharf Monday for overhaul ahead of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fay
Baltimore
New Providence
Beverly
Ambassa
Atlantic Works
Boston
Mystic Wharf
Charlestown
Hanlan to Row Teemer In Regatta Match Offer
Hanlan replies to Richard K. Fox offering to match Edward Hanlan against Joan Teemer for a 1000 dollar purse at Rockaway Beach. He agrees if the race occurs before July 15, cites other engagements in Quebec and Toronto, and states he will not participate in regattas arranged by Peter Duryea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanlan
Richard K. Fox
Edward Hanlan
Joan Teemer
Rockaway Beach
England
Beach
Thames
John Teemer
Rockaway
Alince Ross
St. John’s
Quebec
Toronto Bay
Peter Duryea
Leonard
Alabastine Company Sues Over Patent Infringement
United States Circuit Court heard a motion for a preliminary injunction in the matter Alabastine Company vs Charles Richardson et al. The Massachusetts suit, argued in Rhode Island, seeks to stop defendants from selling Alabastine under Anti-Kalsemine name. Injunction granted against defendants J R Bennett and W B H Dowse for complainants. George Lathrop and A Hemenway for defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt and Carpenter
Alabastine Company
Charles Richardson
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
J. R. Bennett
New York
W. B. H. Dowse
George Lathrop
Detroit
A. Hemenway
Collision Libel Exposes Fault of Columbia and Sprite
Judge Nelson holds both the pilot boat Sprite and the steamship Columbia at fault in the July 4, 1881 collision in Massachusetts Bay, ten miles east of Boston light. The ruling orders a decree for half damages to the Sprite owners, with Bonney and Putnam named for the libellant and claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Sprite
Nelson
Boston
Massachusetts Bay
Boston Light
Cmc
Liverpool
C.T. Bonney
G. Putnam
Eight Hours Debate At New Era Hall On Labor Reform
Large crowd attends a discussion on the practicability of the eight hour law in New Era Hall. Speakers including D H Biggs and Councilmen Conian and Cherrington press the cause, cite examples from New York, and argue for labor organization and better distribution of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era Hall
Mark Courant
James K. Applebee
D. H. Biggs
Epicurus
Henry George
Biggs
P. J. Conian
New York
W. P. Cherrington
Signs of Better Times in Minot Savage Sermon
Rev Minot J Savage preached on The Domination of Evils at Unity Church. He argued life happiness and social progress improve, noting longer life, evolving religion from terror to love, shifting moral ideas, freer government, better conditions for workers, and a hopeful view that society grows better as evil diminishes. He urged individuals to contribute to mankind’s advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Unity
Minot J. Savage
Christendom
England
America
Queen Elizabeth
Agricultural notes on soil, manures, and fertilization
The article argues for thorough soil tilling and powdering soils to improve nutrient contact, warns against weed seeds in stable manure in strawberry patches, and favors commercial fertilizers for weed control. It discusses saltpetre beds, potash, fish manures, and cost analysis, urging practical farms and proper soil testing for profitable yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
South America
Connecticut
New England
Collision damages two schooners near Sow and Pigs lightship
New Bedford reports the schooner E. T. Gandy with Captain Gandy arriving after losing jibboom and cutwater following a collision with an unknown schooner off Sow and Pigs lightship at 12:30 this morning. Tag Robert Lockhart observes the Julia Ward, coming from Newport, with a large hole amidships and gear damage, towed to Dutch Island harbor after grounding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
E. T. Gandy
Gandy
Perth Amboy
Boston
Sow
Robert Lockhart
Julia Ward
Newport
Lockhart
Dutch Island Harbor
Virtue in a Cowhide Sermon Quote
Mr. Downs preached that virtue lies in the muzzle of a revolver or the lash of a cow hide. He cited times in corners when he heard the Lord whisper to cut a way out with a cowhide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Downs
Steamship Schedules For Europe and Americas From New York
A historic Monday through Friday listing shows departures from New York to Europe via multiple liners including Fulda Adriatic Wieland Scythia and Elbe with calls at Southampton Plymouth Cherbourg Cork and Liverpool. Also notes Cuba and Mexico routes with daily closes at 3 PM and 7:80 PM respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ireland
Europe
Liverpool
New York
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Wieland
Ceescesceeveees Savsdaa
Queenstown
Scythia
Albania
York
Cuba
Key West
Fla
Mexico
April 11 Weather Observations At Boston Station
Observations from the United States Signal Station Boston at 8 AM note brisk wind from NE 20, clear skies, barometer reading with scale guidance. Instructions advise correcting ship instruments by adding one two hundredth inch per ten feet altitude and equating to Greenwich noon. Almanac fragment lists April 12 timings and bay length details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Mometer
List of letters remaining at Boston Post office April 10
A compiled list of names and destinations showing letters awaiting pickup at the Boston Post Office General Delivery. The roster includes Antone Manuel, Winnie Harrington, Barrett, James J, Gartside, DeWolff, John Cromwell, and many others, detailing carriers, ships, and recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Alonzo F Johnson
Antone Manuel
Winnie Harrington
Epee
S Troughs
Freergen Barter
Robert
Lizzie
Willey Brown
John
Barrett
James J Schamin
Gartside
Birmingham
Francis
Morse i
Alice Borda Golby
Mystic Bell Grant
Guiles Soarn Hall
William
Lucy Colling
Hera
Christian
William H Jourdan Jones
Martha A Reed Lindeey
Orin
Chrome Lewis
Alexander
Tubal Cain Morrell
Guidna McK Tever
Alfred Ark Citadel
Cabhal Newcomb
Joseph H
Ettie Nummelin
Gustaf Adolf
Sch
Topsala
Oliver
James
Cccesscovccess
Elsey Overlook
James Eters
Oregon
Patridge
Matthew
Herman Paul
Samuel
Parris
Sisceseccess
Amanda C
Parker Pinkham
Charles
Case Ice
Yankee Maid
Lowell Richardson
E D
Ackipuae
Owens Seavey
Cecesisencees
Seeecceeur
Solitaire Strike
Romeeees Stern
Sapaswee
eBark
Stevens Salish
WMA
Cohen Gee Strong
Pedannes
Carrie Strong Strong
ANON
Carrie Strong Ursiich Felice
Robinson
Stephen Orr
Connecticut
John D Brewer Westberg
Axel
Martin Lee Williams
H C
Electra Woodman
George Ae
Brig Herman
Ships Arrive In Northern Ports From New York
At Liverpool April 10 Teniers from New York. At Queenstown April 10 Republic from New York. At Southampton April 9 EKider from New York. Off Scilly April 10 Amerique from New York. Off Kinaale April 9 Thaies from New Orleans. At Amsterdam April 10 Edam from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Teniers
New York
Queenstown
Republic
Southampton
Ekider
Scilly
Amerique
Kinaale
Thaies
New Orleans
Amsterdam
Edam
Steamer arrivals and assorted vessel cargoes to New England ports
Shipping news lists arrivals at Boston and nearby ports including Steamer Scythia Virginian Gen Whitney Forest City City of Gloucester and many brigs and schooners with molasses sugar and other mdse to firms such as Thayer Lincoln Bates Barnet Atkins Co and Bradley Fertilizer. multiple vessels depart to Sagua la Grande Ponce Machias and East Coast cargos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scythia
Whealon
Liverpool
Queenstown
Mdse
Tigers
P H du Vernet
Virginian
Fitt
Mdise
Thayer & Lincoln
Gen Whitney
Bearse
New York
H M Whitney
Forest City
Snowman
Portland
F W Liams
City of Gloucester
Young
Gloucester
Woodside
Reed
Reed, Cienfuegos
E Atkins & Co
Rebecca J Moulton
Atwood
Philadelphia
Fred ¥ Cox
Lenfuegos
Atkins & Co
Breach J W Raymond
Collina
Westport
Magnum
Ethel Granville
Foster
Weymouth
Speedweil
Stevens
St John
Bertha Maud
Barton St John
Raymond
Dousett
Bellevue Cove
Welsh
Anderson
Bear River
Eva May
McDuffie
Ponce
Bates & Barnet
Messenger
Faulkner
Brunswick
Genevieve
Haley
Charleston
Bradley
Martha N
Hall
Baker
Newport News
William B Herrick
Chase
Calvin C Baker
Handy
Mary O'Neil
Hart
Emma
Colton
Ayres
Charlies N Simmons
Babbitt
Kate Markee
Alien
Sarah Wood
Hickman
Ian Parker
Lee
Anna Louise Lockwood
George Hi Mills
Tillotson
Oscar C Schmidt
Baconee
A P Emerson
Everman
Spartan
Grifling
Agnes
Bacon Haley
Swis L . Beebe
Beebe
Theodore Dean
Blake
Philade
Beli Josephine
Ewing
Catharine W May
Davis
Phil
William H Allison
Kennison
Port Johnson
Acaene
Crowell
Freeman
Jane L. Newton
Stovere
Henry R Congdon
Brown
John H Pearson
Parks
Perth Amboy
Abel W Parker
Dean
Mary Standish
Higgins
Weehawken
Alice Belle
Parker
M B
Rogers
Hincksey
Hoboken
Jordan
Helen A Chase
Adams
Wingfield
Inez
Perth
Daylight
Hodgdon
Potter
Wilson & Hunting
Vannaman
Phinney
Eagle
Simmons
Eddyville
Margaret A May Jarvis
Jennie M Carter
Eaton
Boece Maggie P Smith
Douglass
Anna E Stevens
Tice
Ibd
Franklin Nickerson
Scott
Bay State
Mary Weaver
Weaver
Eva C Yates
Yates
William Mason Chase
Leon S Swift
Matheson
Merang
Kate & Mary
Coggswell
Eastern Light
Kelley
Machias
Para
Colbeth
Machia
Ella Clifton
Stront
Calais
Omaha
Worster
Hancock
Wheeler
J K Baker Kinghorn
W H DeWitt
Eliot
Virginia
Bragdon
Sullivan
Sarah Hill
Robinson
Camden
Chester Wood
Saunders
Chilian
Whidden
Eho
Estella
Littlefield
MC Rowe
Pergins
Newburyport
George P Rust
Brocklebank
Wingarsheek
Donnell
W Hackett
Ipswich
Electric Finish
Smith
Rockport
Eawards
Passal
Hard Chance
Bass
Lanesville
Palestine
Whiteway
Moise
Warren & Co
Pear
Kerr
Port Antonio
Boston Fruit Co
Dominion
Blauvelt
Yarmouth
Waller Hall
Gate City
Hedge
Savannan
F W Nickerson & Co
Berkshire
March
Baltimore
Norfolk
S Howes
Norman, Crowell
E B Sampson
Rattlesnake
H F Dimock
Hallett
Katahdin
Homer
Winterport
Donovan
Cape of Good Hope Fe
Elena
Equator
Jon
Bay of Gas
South Atlantic
Piskataque
Esdale
East Harbor
Warren & Freeman
Virginia L Stafford, Phillips
Montevideo
Tolso
Hides
James KE Ward & Co
Pulato
Coleman
Monte Christi
Atlantic Dyewood Uo
Carrie E Pickering
Marshall
John C Gregory
Gregory
Dispater Bay
George D Emery
Mabel Howard
Port Au Prince
Mary Eleanor
Ganion
Cienfuegos
Brach
G King
Rfpotn Ieee
Lord Mayo
New England School and Navy Vessel Names Read Across States
A long OCR list shows numerous school names such as Br ech Carrie Br sch Gold Hunter and Sch May Queen along with sailors and ships like Sch Cumberland, Sch Vandalia, and Swis Carrie L Godfrey. Locations include Woolville Nova Scotia Hoboken Philadelphia and Rockport with references to naval stores and vessels like the Black Warrior and Granville Strout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie
Anthony
Bear River
Gold Hunter
Crowwet
Clementsport
Brach Surprise
Morris
Woolville
Phinney
May Queen
Watt
Grand Manan
Joseph Baymore
Urdge
Abbie S Walker
Dobbin
A Plummer
Hawes
Kate G. Robinson
Lake
Willam H Rowe
Morgan
Philadelphia
Lynn
William Jtanal
Bassett
Florence
Lockwood
Wing
Perth Amboy
Saarbruck
Clark
Standard
Oram
Abby K Bentley
Baker
Hoboken
Odell
Wade
Belfast
Fiavilla
Blaze
Rockport
Josie
Smith
Machias
Baylies Wood
Nickerson
Cumberland
Webber
Wilmington
Hampton
Cmash
Emily S Baymore
Thompson
Wood
Stanley
Alfred Brabrook
Briggs
Whiton
Rich
Pochasset
Rackett
Port Johnson
Anna
Ketchum
Edward Harber
Lewis
Wiscasset
Abby Weld
Fearby
Eastport
Frank A Nelson
A Hooper
Davis Calais
H Prescott
Davis
Damariscotta
Herald
Fisher
H S Boynton Snow
Rockland
Sawyer
Bryant
J P Wallace
Black Warrior
Babbidge
J Warren
Stinson
Deer
Smith Tuttle
Fellin
Dodge
Charlie A Sproul
Granville Strout
Oregon
Ruth
Hodgdon
Carle
Victory
Norton
Exchange
Buckminster
Addie
Bowman
Bristol
Arioste
Elweh
Shipping News From Vineyard Haven and Surrounding Ports
Mariners report multiple schooners and brigs sailing and arriving from Portland Bangor Halifax Nantucket Boston and Philadelphia with cargoes of ice fish and timber. Notable vessels include Lula Leighton Wigwam Decoma Nelly F Huntley Kodiak Princess and Canopus. freight rates for the United Kingdom rise with longer lay days noted for April May loading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Kenduskeag
Lawson
Newburg
Bangor
Alert
Eldridge
New York
Halifax
Sam Weller
Barlow
Port Johnson
Nantucket
Boothbay
aAr
Oth
Echo Si F James
Bissett
St John
Boston
Raven
Pendleton
Port
Frank Baker
Portland
Millbridge
Lula
Leighton
Machias
Wigwam
Drisko
Mitchell
Bunker
Milbridge
F A Stuart
Kelly
Amirald
Clark
Calaus
Decoma
Berry
San Domingo
Nellie F Huntley
Jousha Baker
Case
Bath
Echo SP
J J Clark
Marion Grimes
Good Tempilar
Etta Gott
Carl W Baxter
Welcome
Pilgrim
Clara F Friend
Alice
Carrie C Lane
Aroostook
Pathfinder
Georges Monttor
Abbie J Morris
Frederick Going
William M Stevens
Electa A Eaton
David A
Grand Banks
Jaangee
F Baird
Philadelphia
Princess
Digby
Sehe Landsear
Iceland
Susie Hooper
Geoil H Law
J W Grace
San Francisco
Alex Gibson
Drumpark
Karl Dalhousie
Edward O'Brien
General Knox
Glory of the Sea
Robie J B Walker
John Bryce
Maritime Cargoes and Departures Across Global Ports
A garbled record lists numerous sailing dates and ships from ports including Angier Pasd, Hong Kong, London, Falmouth, and Tarifa. Vessels named include bark Arizona, Maggie M Staples, Ceres, Emma Marr, Sultana, and Giacomo with routes to South Surabaya New York Rotterdam Yokohama Montreal and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angier
Australia
Campling
New York
Samarang
Matavia
Arizona
Churchill
Sourabaya
Cardiz
Biagio
Brignetti
Pensacola
Thomas Dunn
Rowell
Atavia
Carthagena
Berkeley Castle
Quevenate
Maggie M. Staples
Porto Pungeness
Park Rota
Sorensen
Pascagoula
London
J W Holmes
Newcombe
Philadelphia
Rotterdam
Falmouth
aAr
Marian King
Culver
Huanities
Grimstad
Ceres
Jorgensen
Stettin
Hong Kong
Martha Davis
Benson
Loilo
Emilyt
Whitney
Rollins
Cebu
Licilo
Alabama
Primus
Heine
Montreal
Omewrenstle
Ben Donran
Andrew
Ueenstown
Caletonis
Lorentzen
Porto
Azhu
Christiansen
Newark
JB Brown
Boyd
Shanghai
Mary L Stone
Jogselyn
Centennial
Bearse
Iloilo
Monleon
Sultana
Marsters
Vilra
Hopkins
Blood
Avia
Karnak
Upham
British Channel
Tarifa
Giacomo
Mortola
Leghorn
Salvator Massa
Tarragona
Newport
Hildur
Hansen
Quebec
Unclear voyage report from San Francisco port
A letter dated Fayal March 25 reports Thes Hunt in Santos off Stonington with 30 bbis ep, 100 do blackfish and 440 gallons head oil. The message also notes Sylvia Handy Cath cart being sailed to cruise from San Francisco on April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
achrSylvia
Handy
Cathcart
Fayal
Sehr Thes Hunt
Santos
Stonington
Shipping movements from New York and Liverpool ports
Ships Charger Connolly British Sceptre Bark Alfred Gibbs Bark Lalla Rookh sail for Calcutta Savannah and Falmouth with coordinates and dates listed. Chargers from New York on March 16 Neville Feb 20 Reinert from Liverpool March 21 Kinness Portland for Falmouth Feb 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charger
Connolly
New York
Calcutta
Neville
Alfred Gibbs
Reinert
Liverpool
Savannah
Kinness
Portland
Falmouth
Distressed Bark Bertha and Shipping Movements Reported
Mixed shipping news from New Orleans to Bremen and the Suez Canal with several vessels in distress or repair. Bark Bertha from New Orleans to Bre men put into Fayal in distress and cannot be repaired. City of Canterbury grounded at Ismailia and will lighten to refloat. Digmant seen west of Borkum, in tow of fishing vessels. Bank Lottie arrived at Penzance after severe weather and damage. Enchantress salvaged at Frying Pan Shoals. William AH MacNeil condemned in London and cargo chartered to forward. Attic wreck at Abaco and salvage underway. Various steamers and barks listed with positions and movements including Pisino, Stroma, Belair, Neptuno, James Drummond, Repulic, Glenlyon, St Germain, Janer, Mery E Bliss, Thales, Kansas, North Anglia, Americus, Mariposa, Rider, and Holmes Newcombe giving routes and statuses.
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aAr
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Harbor Ship Movements and Arrivals Listing
A compiled notice records multiple April ship sailings and arrivals across Atlantic and coastal ports including the bark Proteus leaving Havana bound for New York, the steamer Sarnia from Portland to Liverpool, the steamer Herschel to New York, and the ship Belvedere loading coal at Departure Bay Wilmington for San Francisco with several other vessels voyaging to St Johns NF Ar, New Orleans, and Liverpool.
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