Port of Boston Vessel Movements and Arrivals Report
PORT OF BOSTON FRIDAY APRIL 17 ARRIVED STEAMERS BRITISH EMPIRE WILLS VISITING FROM LONDON WITH RAINY WEATHER AND A NEARLY ICEBERG SIGHTING. OTHER VESSELS INCLUDE CARL KONOW CUMBERLAND HERMAN WINTER AND H M WHITNEY. SEVERAL SCHOONERS AND COASTWISE CRAFT ARE CLEARED OR SAILED AS WEATHER AND FOG PERSIST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
British Empire
Wills
London
Ridge
Charnese
Carl Konow
Nor) Peterson
Baracoa
Frait
Collins
Bath
Forest City
Craig
Portland
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
Ela & Jennie
Ingalls
Grand Manan
E Walsh
Heather
New York
St Pierre
Mig
Kennard
Freeman
Eliot
H Harding
Card
Newburyport
Catawamteak
Rockland
Rowe
Wilmington
Del
Exchange
Rockport
Scythia
Roberts
Liverpool
Alex Martin
Yarmouth
Stanwood
J G Hall & Co
James M.flanagan
Hawkes
St John
Hatheway & Co
Victoria
Simmons
Lunenburg
Whitney, Pousland & Co
Cumberland
Thompson
Waldron
Kennebec
Gee H Hills
Penobscot
Ingraham
Bangor
Calvin Austin
I Williams
Lizzie Carr
Gardner
Clark’s Cove
J H
Milton
Ada Herbert
Fannie Hodgkins
President Roads
Barkentine Hancock
Carbarien
Highland Light
Maverick
Lucy E Friend
Hull
Freight Market Update Shows Mixed Rates and Shipments
Boston reports improved freight activity yet indicates unlikely sustained gains as a local surge in chartering fades. Notable voyages include Ardencraig from New York to Rangoon for oil and several vessels carrying coal, lumber, ice, and paving blocks among numerous routes from Boston, New York, and Kennebec with varied per ton and lump-sum terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Inpra
Ardencraig
New York
Rangoon
Case Oil
Furore
bBark
Andrea Lovico
Bangor
Sicily
Amfrica
Lurline
Cape Town
Port Elizabeth
Mary E Russell
Port Natal
General Carey
Pt. South America
A H Cann
Portland
J K Teel
Philadelphia
Havana
Coastwisk
H Bb. Hussey
Rockport
Charleston
Theo Dean
Bay View
Laura
Galveston
Getchell
Spruce Pulp Wood
Hillsboro
Havre de Grace
U F Baker
Baltimore
Theressa Woit
Kennebec
John Johnson
Norfolk
Sieach
Rudolph Lanesville
York
Cox & Green
L Walker
Providence
Waterman A Taft, Jr
Newport News
A Norton
Richmond
M A Franklin
W E Lee
S P Hitchcock
Ada Bailey
William Bird
L C Ballard
Ruth Robinson
Icej
AA Kennedy
Washington
Ice
Perton
Schs
J W Vannaman
RB Chute
Cape Ann
M Howe
Buckley
Stephen Morgan
Vinalhaven
N H Skinner
State Point
LA Roby
Hoboken
L Baker
C A Donnell
RG Dun
Odierne
Plymouth
Pocasset
Sound
Newark
Witherell
William Bee
Sullivan
William Mason
E Stevens
Lowwood
Grindstone Island
England
Minden
West Bay
Ireland
St John
Dublin
Santos
Persia
Demerara
Singapore
William Hales
Gambier
Esterday
Llenry
Little
George Bailey
Fall River
Elwood Harlow
Foreign Ports Update From The Post
Maritime notices list sailing dates and destinations for vessels from Batavia Constantinople Dublin Dover Greenock Glasgow Hamburg Liverpool London Malaga Moville Oporto Port Antonio Sierra Leone Trapani Tarifa Barbados Bermuda Buenos Ayres Callao Havana Lunenburg Nassau Port Sain Polniap Dere Rio Janeiro and Rio Grande do Sul with ships including Clara Edith Weissenhorn Circassia Aljica and many brig and steamer calls, noting departures for New York Boston Philadelphia and Norfolk among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Clara
Sandy Hook
Constantinople
Edith
Baltimore
Dublin
Glasgow
Circassia
New York
Boston
Waldensiz
Philadelphia
Hamburg
Drot
Moravia
Liverpool
Lake Superior
Montreal
London
Alice M Clarriage
Dill
Malaga
San Stefano
Bent
Trapani
Gloucester
Moville
Sardinian
Portland
Oporto
Olga
Port Antonio
Ethelwold
Leon
Barbados
Low Wood
Thurber
Montevideo
Grindstone Island
Bermuda
Trinidad
Buenos Ayres
J C Hamlin Jr
Sponagle
Yarmouth
Cies Fuegos
Chase Davenport
Watts
Neptune
Hill Do
Edward Cushing
Bickmore
Delaware Breakwater
Cienfuego
Nimbus
Young
Sullivan
Lawin
Anderson
Altimore
Alice C Dickerman
Cook
Nassau
Isaiah Hart
Simmis
Pascagoula
Cape Breton
Hoskins
Kennett
Delaware
Havana
Powers
Orizaba
Port S
Alps
Guad
Sch
Chase Walston
Dunton
Bucksville
Rio Janeiro
Dorane
Jepson
Jacob A Stamler
Grand Constable Island
Walter Scammel
Rio Grande DO Sul
Ida
Midlothian
Minnesota
Berkshire
Savannah
Resolute
Coosaw
Estella
O'Neill
Emma C Middleton
Banks
Gardiner
Tug International
Chalette
Annie W Weston
Actus
Georgie L Dickson
Cassius
Gayton
St John
Lucy J Warren
Kent
Orland
Anna E Ketchum
Lee
Machias
Brunswick
Angie L Green
Lewis
Bridge! Ort
E M Reed
Parsons
Charles F Tuttle
Ives
Darien
J C Woodhull
New
Samuel Hart
Bass River
P H Crowell
Hamiton Roads
Bark Onaway
Pratt
Caleta Buena
Mobile
Paramatta
Nor
Helfast
Thomas G Smith
Honest Abe
Oston
Ella Clifton
Vineyard Haven
Caroline
Providence
Star of the East
Killam
Auckland
Plymouth
Johns
Swis Lena Flickson
Campuel
Nataska
Stephen Bennet
Hathon
Hell Gate
Swis Quetay
Cripps
Erie
Cole
Bayles
Raymond
Catalina
Stanley
Salem
P G ‘Thompson
Chase
New Bedford
Maggie Cummings
March
Alaska
Robinson
Hoboken
Charles
Willie
Pailbrook
Saco
Colin C Baker
Baker
Salmon Washburn
Slattery
Taunton
Oriole
Crapo
Weehawkin
Ella
Kimball
Port Liberty
Aug
Church
Norfolk
Nahum Chapin
Arey
Port Au Prince
Lillie
Handy
John G Pettis
Spice
Estport
Newsuryport
Panther
Adams
Nobska
Santuit
Seth Low
Reading
Philadelpha
Pottsville
Berks
GM Winslow
Sarah W. Lawrence
Newport News
Mackinaw
Progreso
Pensacola
Levi Hart
Hart
New Haven
Port Royal
Fannie E Wolsten
Marr
Srecrat
SAILINGS AND CLEARANCES FROM VARIOUS PORTS
Maritime notices list ships sailing and clearing in April and March from multiple ports. Vessels include bark William Hales Boston to New York with cargoes and steamers Earndale Earnford from Baltimore, Avalon and Walter Miller from New York, and Advance bound for Rio Janeiro and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud
Purdy
Boston
George Anna
Anna
Nor
New York
Barcaee
Rio Grande
Singapore
William Hales
Buckly
Tonio
Harvard
Colcord
Shanghai
ST Jago
Earndale
Baltimore
Earnford
Sagua
Harry Stewart
Brinton
Bear River
ST John
Schs
Avalon
Williiams
Walter Miller
Hogan
Avis
Glaspy
Pietta
Whittaker
Ed Sige Harry
Darwin
Fownes
McKiel
City Sian
ST Thomas
Advance
Rio Janeiro
Maritime Buoy Deployments and Vessel Positions Reported
New spar buoys established in the East River and Echo Bay area to mark shoals docks and channels. Red and black spar buoys mark sunken dock off Hunt's Point and a rocky patch near Riker's Island. Wreck buoy near shell reef guides traffic westward. Several ships report positions en route to New York from Manila Manila Melbourne Bremen and Apalachicola with specified coordinates and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle Shoal
Echo Bay
New Rochelle
Execution Rocks
David’s Island
Premium Point
Duck Point
Bailey’s Rock
Hunt’s Point
East River
Old Wharf
Barrett’s Point
Clauson’s Point
Ninth Street Pier
New York City
Long Pier
Newtown Creek
Nen
Havemeyer’s
Brooklyn
Sse
Point Judith
Fishermen at Gloucester land heavy catch from shore
Fishermen near Gloucester report hauling aboard 20 000 lbs of hair and 15 000 lbs of fish from shore. Vessels named include Eliza B Campbell Golden Rule Nightingale Minnehaha and others such as Charles W Parker Alice S Hawkes Martha Jane Eliza Eleanor Gracie Dixie Breeze Petrel Maud B Murry Capitola Abbie A Snow Hector Alabama and Venus observed in the haul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Carrie W Bateson
Grand Bank
Eliza B Campbell
Golden Rule
Nightingale
Minnehaha
Charles W Parker
Alice S Hawkes
Martha Jane
Eliza
Eleanor
Gracie
Dixie
Breeze
Petrel
Maud B Murry
Capitola
Abbie A Snow
Hector
Alabama
Venus
Sail and ship reports from Atlantic passages and port arrivals
Bark Rachel Emery reports crossing the equator and sailing conditions from Boston to Bermuda and beyond, with details on NE trades and calms. Several vessels arrive or depart New York Philadelphia and Boston, including Norseman, Addie E Snow, James H Wood, T Towner, Minnie Abbie, Guy Cross, Jamie A Gorham, and other crew actions and court notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Emery
Boston
Rozario
Point India
Equator
Bermuda
Norseman
Addie E Snow
Whitman
New York
Key West
James H Woodhouse
Kelley
St Domingo
Hatteras
Sandy Hook
T Towner
Dayton
le Croix
Philadelphia
Minnie Abbie
George Schuman
Jersey City
Frank Schuman
Academy Street
New Bedford
Guy Cross
Yokohama
Port Townsend
Jamie A Gorham
Carter
Bridgeport
Cunard Steamer Scythia Sets Sail From Boston Dock
The Scythia sails for Liverpool at 4 30 pm with twelve saloon passengers forty second cabin and 160 steerage. Listed aboard are Miss Alice Burt Mrs Shannon Henry Sayles Mrs AS Foster Miss Helen Foster and maid and other Boston travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Scythia
Roberts
Boston
Liverpool
Alice Burt
Shannon Henry Sayles
AS Foster
Helen Foster
Etruria
New York
Maritime News: Multiple Ships Cleared and Sailed
A long consolidated ship report lists numerous schooners steamers and brigs clearing from Philadelphia Boston New Bedford and other ports. Vessels include the Pequot Dana Kitty Nelly Johns Mabel Rose and more with arrivals from Pernambuco the West Indies and Europe. Weather indicates dense fog light winds and easterly breezes affecting sailings along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Baltimore
Saxon
Philadelphi
Pequot
New York
Sche & I
Dalling
Cardenas
Jonathan May
Cook
Orien
Sarah
Ellen
Henley
Demerara
Laskar
London
Kasbek
Flushing
Williamsport
New Bedford
Centipede
Newburyport
Smith
Kennebunkport
Traveller
Frayne
Providence
Rodman R Nickerson
Nickerson
Portland
Annie E . Morse
Bunker
Bangor
Robert Morgan
Crosley
Mabel Rose
Barrett
Boston
Wyle
Havana
E O Clark
Stahl
Delaware
Hastings
Pernambuco
Adamantine
Clark
Porland
B W Morse
Marr
Norfolk
Knickerbocker
Cally
Addie H Cano
Haines
Buenos Ayres
Ernest da Costa
Lemarshent
Barbadoes
Willie H Higgins
Jones
Philadelphia
Morse
David Brown
Nellie F Sawyer
Willard
Clark ’S Island
Emma Littlejohn
Somes Sound
Sea Bird
Wallace
Round Pond
Sherman
Robb
Perth Amboy
E Symonds
Addie
Bacon
J A Pierson
Noyes
Albert Pharo
Salem
Ore
Henrietta
Ross
Portsmouth
Lanewater
Robinson
Rogeland
Idaho
C L Hix
Ira E Wright
Granville
Geo W Glover
Ellen Maria
Clay
Weehawken
George Moon
Savannah
Woodside
Wade
City of Savannah
M C Gaskell
Joseph Souther
John Rose
San Francisco
Mono Wai
Sydney
Nsw
Honolulu
Reliance
Havre
Stonington
Tempest
Wicks
Swis Spray
Martin
Blast
Sullivan
Swis & M
Emma Green
Hattie A Marah
Enterprize
Swis
Eben Fieher
J P Wyman
Hodgdon
Mary Stewart
EL Eddy
Ellsworth
Gen Banks
Bickford
Rockland
Vineyard Haven
Francis L Godfrey
Abel W Parker
Snow
Port Johnson
Nantucket
Crestline
James
Fall River
St John
Samuel Hart
Hart
Clarks Island
Wildfire
Thomaston
Amelia G Ireland
Kelley
Bayonne
Joe
Glendy Burke
Elisha Gibbs
Ari7th
Wrestler
Gladiator
David Oo
Wisgasset
Srecia
J Henry Edmunds
Fidler
Mails Close at Boston For Costa Rica to Pacific Ports
Mail closes at Boston for Costa Rica via Port Simon on ships Foxhall from New Orleans April 18 at 5 p.m. For Nova Scotia Newfoundland via Halifax on Carroll from Boston April 18 at 11 a.m. For Europe via Scythia from Boston April 18 at 2 p.m and 3:45 p.m. For Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and East Indies via Gaelic from San Francisco April 25 and for Society Islands via City of Papeti from San Francisco April 30 closing April 24 5 p.m. For Australia New Zealand Fiji and Pacific Islands via Monowat from San Francisco April 30 closing April 25 5 p.m.
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Boston
Costa Rica
Port Simon
Foxhall
New Orleans
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Halifax
Carroll
Great Britain
East Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Gaelic
San Francisco
Mails
Society Islands
City of Papeti
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Monowat
Maile
Yachting Interest Shrinks Yet Hull Club Sees Growth Ahead
Yacht circles report dwindling public interest except for 46 foot racer news and new boats. Hull Yacht Club nears opening May 9 with a rebuilt house and dormitory use, while membership pushes toward 300 as 122 yachts already sail and arrivals include Melissa, Vashti, Tan talus, Fairy, Navarch, Mab, and Wanderer from West Indies cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Nahant
Boston Light
Hull Yacht Club
Hull
Hull Club
Harrison Gray Otis
J. Eaton
Melissa
Amory
John Stetson
Yaene Vashti
Miller
C. Fyman
Fancy
Billy” Crane
Tantalus
McIntyre
C. F. Merrill
John Shaw
G. W. Weld
Wanderer
New York
West Indian
The Belle of the Season and the Carlsbad Cure
A faded belle of society deserts city life for Europe and finds renewed health through Carlsbad Sprudel waters. A physician cousin witnesses a transformation from worn nerves to renewed vigor aided by Sprudel salts and home preparations. The article praises mineral waters as alterative remedies improving digestion, skin, appetite, and mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Thave
Carlsbad
Carsbad
Tisbad
Eisner & Mendelson Co
New York City
Persistent contestant Mary P Tuckerman seeks accounting in Suffolk Supreme Court
Miss Mary P Tuckerman, a longtime probate contestor of her father Samuel P Tuckerman’s will, filed a bill in equity in Suffolk County Supreme Court against executor Alanson Bigelow and others. She seeks an accounting from the estate of a deceased trustee, alleging the trustee paid income to Mr Tuckerman that should have been treated as capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary P .Tuckerman
Samuel P. Tuckerman
Supreme Court
Suffolk County
Alanson Bigelow
Miss Tuckerman
Tuckerman
Canadian view of bonded shipments explained in Ottawa
Ottawa notes that Secretary Foster’s plan to prohibit in bond shipments through U S territory is contradicted by reports and needs clarification. Last year Canada sent oil worth over 16 million dollars in transit to the United States, and an absolute ban would be a stunning announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Foster
United States
Canada
Canadi ans Fishery Officers End Convention
In Toronto a convention of fisheries officers closed with a voluminous report. It addresses pound nets methods of taking fish stricter provincial regulation observance lobster and oyster rules and urges statutory close seasons. The document aims to aid the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Can
Convention of Fisheries Officers
Naval officer ordered to appear before retiring board
Lieutenant H. L. Tremain has been ordered to appear before the retiring board, per naval orders published in the Army and Navy Gazette from Washington April 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army and Navy Gazette
Washington
Spreral
Naval
H. L. Tremain
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