Flint and Pere Marquette 1886 annual report details
The Flint and Pere Marquette Railroad reports 1886 passenger earnings of 1 403 720 and freight earnings of 695 934 with total earnings 2 160 772 a 213 982 rise from 1885. Operating expenses and taxes 1 511 102 leaving net 668 263 with 647 910 paid and 20 352 surplus. 862 088 passengers carried. bonded debt 5 299 600. new capital for 1887 of 382 450 for locomotives and cars via car trust. Land sales totaled 59 509 for 7927 acres. land grant sales total 4 604 199. Board authorizes investments. Shipping lines include a few vessels from Havana Zanzibar St Helena and Sagua with several ships listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint & Pere Marquette
Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad Company
Bay County
Flint
Holly
Land Department
A Deserved Promotion at New York Division
W. H. Turner, general superintendent of the New York and New England road, has been appointed superintendent of the New York division of the New York, New Haven and Hartford road. He will assume the post May 1. J. C. Scoville, acting superintendent, returns to station master in New York. The move surprised railroad men in New Haven amid President Clark’s recent changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Turner
New York & New England Road
New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford Road
J.C. Scoville
W. F. Stevenson
Housatonic Road
Turner
New Haven
Clark
Michigan Rail Rates Bill Sparks Charter Drive to Court
A Michigan Legislature bill would force rail lines earning over 838000 per mile to cap passenger fares at two cents. Lines earning over 2000 dollars would charge two dollars per mile, and those under 2000 dollars three cents per mile. Michigan Central argues its charter blocks any rate cut and warns the case to court if rates drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan Central
Gould to Acquire Controlling Baltimore & Ohio Interest
Baltimore reports strong rail news with Jay Gould expected to emerge as owner of the controlling stake in the Baltimore & Ohio road. Separately, the Pennsylvania Stonington & New England line sold to W W Gibbs of Philadelphia for 50000 dollars. Earnings reports show Northwestern March 2334782, increases. New York City Northern week 2 April 8987, down 487. Cincinnati Indianapolis St Louis Chicago week 2 April 44997, up 217. Rhode Island Senate moves to emboss bill for Rhode Island & Massachusetts engines to Providence tracks. St Paul Duluth earnings week 2 April 22926, 1886 21233, up 1687. since Jan 1 1887 328077, 1886 251206, up 76871.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio
Jay Gould
Pennsylvania
New York City & Northern Company
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Chicago
Rhode Island Senate
Rhode Iland & Massachusetts
Providence
Providence & Worcester
Boston & Providence
St. Paul & Duluth
Coal freights show soft demand amid plentiful supplies
The market for coal freights is slowing with ample coal supply and reduced activity. Listed charters include vessels carrying limestone smooth pavers, phosphate rock, guano, lumber, and ice from multiple ports to cities such as Philadelphia and New York, with rates ranging from private terms to 3550 for large lumber shipments and cents per ton for ice and coal trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Ann
Philadelphia
Lanesville
New York
Cape and
Charleston
Baltimore
Weymouth
Fernandina
Newport News
Boston
East Boothbay
Richmond
Wiscasset
Savannah
Bangor
Perth Amboy
Ellsworth
Portsmouth
N. H
Sabine Pass
St. John
N. B
Halifax
N. S
Charlottetown
Boston-Bound Vessels List and Port Arrivals Journal
A near-complete roster lists vessels sailing for Boston with origins Manila Matanzas Calcutta Rio Grande do Sul St Johns Cadiz Cadiz Buenos Ayres Iloilo Ponce and more. It records arrivals at Boston including steamers Bothnia Alpha Carroll Whitney Forest City City of Gloucester Longfellow and numerous ships and brigs with origins and voyage dates through April 22. Weather reports note light to moderate winds, gales, and a preceding storm off Cape Cod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bothnia
Dutton
Liverpool
Queenstown
Alexander Martin
Alpha
Cann
Yarmouth
Mdse
J G Hall & Co
Carroll, Brown
Halifax
Mase
Harrison Loring
Gen Whitney
Bearse
New York
Mise
HH Whitney
Forest City
Snowman
Portland
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
Longfellow
Smith
Provincetown
J D Peters
Lane
Hoboken
Rocky Glen
Bray
Arroyo
Emery & Co
David Bugbee
Stowers
W N H Clements
Crowell
Matanzas
Emerson
Highland Light
Cape Cod
Ese
Maggie Willett
Cook
Barbados
Vineyard Haven
Amhurst
Hill
Chevenne
NS. Sch Grace , Littleton
Ross
Aux Cayes
Logwood
Lyon Dupuy & Co
Henry
Culver
Crowley
Baltimore
Allen Green
Nickerson
William H Allison
Keniston
Philadelphia
Hurlbert
Seeley
Lynn
Henry R Congdon
Taylor
William L Lee
Lee
Oliver Scofield
Mary Standish
Higgins
Bill Stowe
Phinney
Marcia S Lewis
Kelley
Hioboken
H S Boynton
Perry
Rockport
Oriton
Lewis
Bath
Lizzie Young
Pierce
James Rothwell
Lombard
Franconia
Falker
Georgetown
J Stubbs
Hoster
Norfolk
Florence
Lockwood
Hull
Weehawken
Alaska
Clark
South Amboy
Joseph Eaton
Chatfield
J & H Crowley
Lord
Lovolta
Whittaker
Plummer
Perth Amboy
Abbie Ingalls
Amboy
Spectacle Island
Python
Cheney
Dan’l Brittian
Coleman
Elin City
Etheridge
Maggie P. Smith
Douglass
Eagle
Foster
Mary D Wilson
Cole
Calais
L B Sargent
Port Johnson
Transatlantic and Caribbean Steamship Schedules from New Orleans
For Guatemala Honduras and Bay Islands from New Orleans on Sunday April 24. British Honduras Guatemala and Honduras from New Orleans April 24. For Cuba by rail to Tampa Fla then steamship via Key West closes 7 30 P M Boston daily 6 PM. For Mexico closes 5 30 P M. For Porto Rico direct per steamship Eleano from New York Friday April 22 7 30 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Republic of Honduras
Bay Islands
New Orleans
British Honduras
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Boston
Mexico
Porto Rico
Eleano
New York
Trans-Pacific Mail Dates for Society Islands and Pacific Routes
For Society Islands, per ship City of Papeete from San Francisco at 30. For Australia Fiji Islands New Zealand Sandwich and Samoan Islands per steamship Mariposa from San Francisco May 6 closing at Boston Friday April 29 at 1 00 o'clock P M. Correspondence for trans Pacific mail should be mailed in Boston at least eight days previous to dates given above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society Islands
Southern Pacific Company Morgan
Louisiana and Texas R. A. and Steamship Co
New York
North River
North Moore St
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Mobile
Texas
San Francisco
Arigona
New and
Old Mexico
California
Galveston
BE. K
N. Kb
Washington Street
Boston
E. Hawley
Broadway
Ship News From Ports Around the World
A Paris of April 21 updates notes Belgenland from New York Illinois and other liners arriving or sailing past Antwerp Bristol Liverpool Hong Kong Limerick Prawle Point Seilly Gibraltar Kinsale Havre New York Queenstown Stettin Lizard Boston and more with routes from Baltimore New Orleans Curacao and other ports including ships in transit, sailings and a noted loss of propeller on the Borderer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Belgenland
New York
Illinois
Bristol
Marchioness
Baltimore
Liverpool
Deak
Mobile
Navarro
Adriatic
Hong Kong
City of New York
San Francisco
Yokohama
Limerick
Bedford
Prawle Point
Paxo
Rotterdam
Seilly
Hayti
Claribel
Port Limon
Valencia
Curacoa
Queenstown
Salerno
Stettin
Slavonia
Lizard
Edam
Amsterdam
Corean
London
Boston
Bothnia
Miniature Almanac Weather Observation Note
Observations from April 22 at 7 am Boston U S Signal Station record weather details and barometer readings. Guidance notes that ship instruments require correction by one hundredth of an inch per ten feet above sea level. Almanac entry for Saturday April 23 lists high water and lunar day length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Sailed vessels and cargo updates from New England ports
Maritime ledger records diverse sailings and cargo activity on April 22 across Boston Weehawken New York Calais Brookline and Providence. Entries include the reload of cargo on Webster Barnerd and Isle of Pines ships and arrivals at Gloucester Boothbay Salem Fall River and Halifax with multiple schooners steamers and barges sailing or wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Sels
Dexter Clark
Theall
Weehawken
Boston
Elizabeth de Hart
McIntyre
Anita
Haley
St John
New York
Louisa A Boardman
Tinker
Calais
Eva Adell
Westcott
Brookline
Kendrick Fish
Hart
Oom Pons
Joseph Oakes
Gray
Frankfort
Webster Barnerd
Marshall
Clark’s Island
Emma McAdam
Young
Passengers Listed Aboard Cunard Steamship Bothnia
By Cunard steamship Bothnia from Liverpool Mr W Ii Fiddes Mrs Sarah Inass Mr W Norrington Mrs Mary Norrington Miss Edith Norrington Miss Hilda Norrington listed as travelers with contact details likely for passenger manifest or social register, reflecting 19th or early 20th century voyage records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Bothnia
Liverpool
W Ii Fiddes
Sarah Inass
W Norrington
Mary Norrington
Edith Norrington
Hilda
Passenger List Shows 1186 Total On Board
A lengthy roster records steerage and total aboard including Norrington Collins and Emma Collins as well as Andrews, Dalloway, Donahoe and many others among 1147 steerage plus 39 in first or cabin classes. Names span Collins through Wharton with multiple family members and guardians listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Dallaway
F Barrett
N St Clair
Barnicoat
J Barwise
W Smith
L Marsden
W P Harrison
G Wharton
Hardy
Shipping list of April sailing from ports and vessels
The report lists ships and barks sailing or passing April from numerous ports including Calcutta, Cadiz, Ce tte, Copenhagen, Dublin, Dakar, Dungeness, Falmouth, Glasgow, Havre, Hull, Lizard, London, La Rochelle, Liverpool, Nordenham, Nieuwe Diep, Prawle Point, Philippeville, Pernambuco, Plymouth, Queenstown, Rio de Janeiro, St Helena, Waterford. Details include vessel names, owners or captains, and destinations such as New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Savannah, Leith, Quebec, and Havre with several collisions noted at Queenstown between Callirrhoe and Cambrian Chieftain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascension
Lord Lython
Seabrook
Cebu
Liverpool
Oithona
Ditchburn
CalcutTa
New York
Utrecht
Hachens
Hiogo Fordo
C Chapman
Hitchborn
Philadelphia
Cadiz
Chattanooga
Lewis
Boston
CETTE
Hrvat
Aus
Svdiguga
Copenhagen
Nygard
Pensacola
Antwerp
Falmouth
Portland
Hyderabad
Malcolm
San Francisco
Queenstown
Lizard
Francis
Stone
Havre
London
Arbela
Smith
Perth Amboy
David Brown
McGilvery
LA Rochelle
Frank
Halifax
Spark
Plymouth
Sch Maud
Fowler
Quebec
Callirrhoe
Robson
Cambrian Chieftain
Elias
Kohl-noor
Dingle
Lowestof
Rio Janeiro
Verona
Dix
ST Helena
Sooloo
Powers
Oilo
Stephen D Horton
Spicer
Waterford
Minater
Miramichi
Buoy Removed Off Randall's Island Harlem River
Notice to mariners announces removal of the red spar buoy off Randall's Island Harlem River New York. The device, found inconvenient to light draught vessels, is taken away by order of the Lighthouse Board. Commodore A E K Benham USN inspector third district signs the notice dated April 21 1387 at Tompkinsville NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem River
Randall's + Island
New York
Lighthouse Board
A EK Benham
USN
Tompkinsville
Shipping movements from Atlantic ports listed for April and March
Ships reported in transit include Porter sailing from Delaware Breakwater to St John New Brunswick on April 17 at latitude 40 28 north longitude 67 50 west. Bark Aladdin Pedersen leaves Philadelphia for Buenos Ayres on March 22 at latitude 21 15 north longitude 36 12. Bark Saga Farup departs Bremen toward Baltimore on March 17 at latitude 47 12 north longitude 11 58. Sir Mary Ellen sails Havana to Halifax on April 17 at latitude 40 31 north longitude 67. She Maggie J Lawrence and Annie C Grace depart Philadelphia for Savannah on April 21, off Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Warrior
Boca del Toro
Italian McCahan
Santos
Baltimore
Boca del Drago
New York
Scotia
Blue Point Station
London
British Crown
Boston
Queenstown
Halifax
Lilly
Lockport
Port Mouton
Bahia
Moss Glen
Morris
Montreal
Sallie & Ellen
Norfolk
North Carolina
Fall River
Gertie
Providence
Adamsville
Westport
Bedford
Morgan
Havana
South Pass
Winter Quarter
Fenwick’s Island Shoals
Philadelphia
Hatteras Light
Sir Edwin I Morrison
Sir Sarah B Putnam
Salem
Mass
Kaale
Seh
Byron
Pubnico
Hkouyer Quertier
Krest
Key West
Board of Survey
Admiralty Court
Ueenstown
Salerno
Rogers
Stettin
San Francisco
Eden
Clara
United States District Court
Wessels
Consuelo
Honolulu
Joshua Grindle
Eureka
San Diego
Isle of Pines
Baker's Island
Svich
Bark Hitar, Af
Synch
Vancouver
Porter
Delaware
St John
Aladdin
Pedersen
Buenos Ayres
Saga
Farup
Bremen
Sir Mary Ellen
Maggie J Lawrence
Annie C Grace
Savannah
Charleston
Antwerp
Coringa
Dexter
Arecibo
CFE Robinson
Breen
Annie Belle
Lewis
Barrow
York City
Benn
Azalea
Heinrich
Weyhausen
Adolph
Brockehnonn
Curacoa
Cebu
Henry Villard
Perkins
Nagasaki
Cardenas
Ella Moore
Byers
Lamlash
Belle Hooper
Gilkey
Grace Davis
Dyer
Portland
Antonio Sala
Pierce
Elizabeth Winslow
Oakes
Sarah A Fuller
Hart
Falmouth
Clark
Couchin
Nebo
Gibraltar
Polynesian
Dumas
Marseilles
Eutopia
Morrison
Mediterranean
Shi W M Mackay
Balmer
Manitoban
Dalziel
Hudson
Lryant
Coosaw
St Joseph
Christensen
Liverpool
Sir Grace Greenwood
British West Indies
HULL
Lepanto
Irvin
Hamburg
Rugia
Albers
Kinsale
Cambrian Chieftain
Elias
Glimt
Olsen
Galveston
Elemach
Andersen
Membo
Horn
Ileary
Newport
Gallina
Pernambuco
Cuban
Ponce, RR
Tiber
Vines
Hatteras
Ben Douran
Johns
Republic
Rio Marina
Mozart
Sawyer
Rio Janeiro
Longfellow, Faraday
S 1 Crolx
Barracouta
St Kitts
Thomas
Finance
Newport News
Brazil
Alliance
Sir Vincent
Ashfield
Sutherland
Ardurne
Smith
Sharpness
Lalia
Dundalk
Nellie Clark
Annie
Bergen
Odell
City Island
Royal Arcanum
Gould
Talcahuano
Mabel
Snow
Tampico
Elsie A Baylis
Bayne Kingston
Ocean Lily
McDonald
Fernanna
Bark
Australia
Valencia
Bark Sansone
Starcich
Victoria
Esquimalt
Norway
Albrethsen
Shanghae
Royal Roads
Lindisfarne
Miller
Nanaimo
Atlantic port stints and sailings from April 21 listings
Ship Coringa and bark CFE Robinson depart for various routes while multiple vessels report in port or sailing from Antwerp Aberdeen Avonmouth Barrow and other ports. The tally includes steamer Texas Montreal and Philadelphia bound ships with several cargo and bark crews listed, reflecting a busy spring shipping season.
Multiple vessels sail and arrive from ports worldwide
A maritime notice lists ships passing three Atlantic ports and sailing from Halifax to Philadelphia and New York, with arrivals at Queenstown, Liverpool, London, and Barque and Steamship movements, including the Polynesian, Eutopia, W M Mackay, Cambrian Chief, Rugia, and others, detailing sail dates and destinations such as New York, Queenstown, Galveston, and Rio de Janeiro.
PORTS SUMMARY OF HARBOR ARRIVALS AND CLEARANCES
Port entries record arrivals and clearances at multiple ports including Astorta Port, Baltimore, Brunswick, Bermuda Hundred, Charleston, Calais, Dar Keys, Darlene, East Machias, Fernandina, Fall River, Georgetown SC, Hyannis, Key West, Mobile, New Bern, New Bedford, New York, Newport, Pensacola, Philadelphia, and Port Townsend. Vessels include bark Jupiter, steamer Carondelet, steamer Maryland, and schooners like Joshua Baker and Isabel Alberto. Notable destinations include New York, Boston, Havana, Rio Janeiro, and Portland with detailed sailing and cargo movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astorta
Pumbartonshire
Munro
Sydney
Nsw
Portland
Jupiter
Jones
Queenstown
Sand Island
Baltimore
Scissoration
Perry
New Bedford
Chase Haskell
Silsby
New Haven
James H Hoyt
Dissolway
Julia A Ward
Knowles
Martie A Holmes
Burr
Lillie W Owings
Allison
New York
Benjamin F Poole
Steelman
E Merwin
O’brien
James D Dowell
Sharp
Hoboken
James Ives
Smeed
Portsmouth
Harriet Thomas
Edgett
New London
Helen Hasbrouck
Sprague
Stonington
Elwood
King
Maryland
Rossend Castle
Lathame
J Howell
Leeds
Joshua Baker
Kelley
Boston
Ettaaa Stimpson
Thomas
St John
Chase Sampson
Rogers
Mattie A Franklin
McDonald
Alfred Brabrook
Connor
James Ford
Garfield
Kenilworth
Port Antonio
Brunswick
Lancashire
Evans
Sch Standard
Oram
Savannah
Mark Scotia
Smeltzer
Buenos Ayres
Tybee
Othello
Bond
Harold C Beecher
Margaret A May
Gardner
Philadelphia
Edward Stewart
Harlow
Geo H Ames
Whelan
Rebecca J Moulton
Wyman
Bermuda Hundred
Adaline Townsend
Sears
Chatham
22Nd
Kingston
Charleston
Charles C Dame
Daniels
Alice R Chester
Ingersoll
Perth Amboy
Equator
John M Brown
Mary L Allen
Fernandina
Rebecca R Nickerson
Wilmington
Weymouth
Calais
Alice T Boardman
Rice
Rock- Dar-Keys
Isabel Alberto
Bishop
Land
Alligator
Ashford
Fall River
L Holway
Bryant
Pawtucket
Darlen
Bark Iris
Hansen
Cork
Alfarelia Campbell
Campbell
Neanad
East Machais
McNichol Libby
Vineyard Haven
Alma
Johnson
Carondelet
Isaac Dodge
Gaul
Mary L. Peters
Williams
Jaimes
Moule
Woodbury
Nettie Langdon
Bagley
John Henay
Riggs
Hazard
J H Parker
G R Congdon
Eleanor
Hyannis
Andrew H Edwards
Cottridge
Phiadelphia
Annie Louise
Dennis
Abel W Parker
Plymouth
Key West
Rio Grande
Lewis
Galveston
Mascotte
Hanlon
Havana
Mobile
Vidette
Pottsville
Ritson
Newport News
Rhosina
Matanzas
Samana
Hayti
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Port Limon
Valencia
Curacoa
Portia
St Johns
Halifax
Louis Bucki
Jacksonville
Hudson
New Orleans
Emita
Stout
Manuel B Cuza
Tayles
Mexico
Minnie A Bonsall
Lodge
Darien
Welaka
Cottrell
Arroyo
John Gregory
Killen
Ida C Schoolcraft
Booge
Meyer & Miller
Perkins
Peter C Schultz
Thompson
William Wilson
Berry
Norfolk
Jennie N Huddell
Hanson
Edith B Everman
Lookout
Crane
Jonn D Ingraham
Brockway
Providence
Chambers
Hottendorf
Holmes
Branscombe
Waterman
Chase
John Douglass
Jordan
LE Pettis
Milton
Windsor
William Beazley
Kavanagh
Nile
Manning
Hell Gate
Orquell
Brown
Bay of Fundy
Whitestone
Silver Sea
Day
Anglo
Love
Lunenburg
Win Beasley
Cavanaugh
Porto Rico
Ethel 5
Irvine
Harvey
Isaac Burpee
Laura
Quinlan
Do Tordo
D Sawyer
Salem
W L Burrows
West
Weehawken
Douglass Haynes
Dunton
Newbury
Gardiner
J Price
Nickerson
Port Johnson
Boson
Laura Robinson
Matthews
Amboy
Haverhill
Willie Martin
Holbrook
Die
Steamer Warrior
Bocas del Toro
Rochdale
Tindalls
Falmouth
Californian
Pickthall
Liverpool
S$ Pizzati
Vizatti
Port Eads
Havre
Antwerp
Etc
Capulet
Marinion
Porto Cortez
Gaulnare
Ruatan
Lureka
Barks H B Cann
Maria Luigia
Lisbon
Seis Viola W Burton
Three Brothers
Addie Hale
Nichols
Newburyport
Witherell
Mabel Phillips
HT Hedges
Warren
Thomas W Clyde
Mary Riley
Samos
New Ok
Irthington
Edgar
Carib
Avilla
Newport
James English
Jayne
Port Townsend
George Thompson
Barneson
Ark Estella
Avery
San Francisco
Pensacola
Sigrid
Laroen
Creola
Gibelli
Genoa
W Dunn
McFarland
Port Royal
Harl
Dieppe
Alessandro
Sturlese
Venice
Orin
Galerius
Dunkirk
Salvatore Accame
Carara
Addie P Bacon
Bacon
Martin L Smith
Smith
Quincey Point
W F Crélins
Higeins
Eva A
Vital maritime arrivals and clearances across Atlantic and Pacific ports
Shipping lists record numerous vessels arriving from Carthagena Havana and New York including steamer Barnwell, Vorwärts, and City of Sydney with crews named. Ports shown include Portland Richmond Rockport San Francisco Savannah and Tacoma with ships, brigs, and schooners sailing to and from Boston Philadelphia Bangor and Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danenhower
Johnson
Charleston
K W Casey
Shaw
Brunswick
Julian Nelson
Kelly
Newport
Ida L Hull
Hull
Boston
WS Jordan
Crowell
Archer
Reeves
Simpson
Augustus Hunt
Hall
Stephen Morgan
Mehaffy
Jennie Lockwood
Poland
Gal- Woon
Vrooman
Smith
Mobile
Anita
Small
Stary
Barnwell
Carthagena
Philadelphia
Isaac Orbeton
Trim
Havana
Vorwarts
Bremen
Roman
Arcot
Cates
Cardenas
Henry Wadington
Magee
Anna T Ebener
Springer
Emma C Middleton
Lee
Perth Amboy
Nulato
Sawyer
Sarah Quinn
Lynch
William H Parker
Hiller
Thomas B Schall
Kelley
New York
A H Purvere
Purvere
Keyport
el Kemp
F Hiller
Fannie A Gorham
Burgess
Sallie B
Megathlin
Kendall
Bangor
Portland
Isaiah K Stetson
Frank
Sagaa
Richmond
Alfred Keen
Gree
William Renton
Henderson
Karlup
Gussie Klose
Johansen
Todos Santos
Mexico
Louisiana
Oliver
Seattle
Solitaire
Sewall
Nanaimo
Alaska
Pritchard
Tacoma
Kennebec
Ford
San Pedro
City of Sydney
Thiele
Hong Kong
St Mark
Nichols New York
Strathbla
Freidis
Larsen
Gloucester
Annie
Grace
Satilla River
Tom Williams
Mills
Savannah
C W Alcott
French
Newark
W Huddell
Ellen Holgate
Betts
Norwalk
Aracan
Hedborg
Melbourne
Nellie May
Austin
Nsw
Wareham
Warren Hall
Walter
Newcastle
Del
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Manila
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Clio
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Edward May
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