New York Urges 1892 Exposition Site Move to New York
The piece argues New York should host the 1892 American exposition, criticizing Chicago and others for rivalry while praising New York’s natural and artificial advantages. It discusses population, parks, transit, and planned cultural venues, and notes Mayor Grant’s leadership and business support. It also critiques Christian Science and a sensational divorce case involving Mrs. A Bentley Worthington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
France
England
Germany
Chicago
Brooklyn
Hoboken
Jersey City
Long Island City
Three Days A Midsummer Love Story review
A literary note on Three Days by Samuel Williams Cooper and The Vengeance of Maurice Denasquez by Mme Dolaro. The piece critiques rapid plot, stagey dialogue, and lack of realism, while praising some aspects and challenging moral aims in Chamberlain’s Aubrey Parish tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Chamberlain
Sir Chauncey de Vere
England
Aubrey
Chamberlain
Gillanous
Maurice Denasquez
Oa Jolaro
New York
Belford, Clarke
Aubrey Parish
N. H. Chamberlain
Boston
Cupples & Hurd
Algonquin Press
Paine's Furniture Bazaar At 48 Canal Street
No other warerooms in the country match Paine's for crowds and interest at 48 Canal Street opposite the Boston and Maine depot. It is the greatest place in America to buy fine furniture. Sir Walter Raleigh smoking chairs, Continental poles, Colonial dressers, adjustable couches, Venetian coffers, and more. A furniture bazaar of all nations, with outfits for an East Indian bungalow or an Esquimaux hut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine’s
Canal Street
Boston & Maine
America
Walter Raleigh
Williams Expands Storage at Congress Street Warehouses
Joseph S. Williams, owner of the Williams warehouses on Congress street, has leased the Dorr stores from George N. Whipple, set to double his storage capacity. The Boston Wharf Company is installing modern elevators in the brick and stone buildings, which insure at low rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Williams
Williams
Congress Street
Boston Wharf Company
Dorr
George N. Whipple
Sunday Concert on the Common by Germania Band
A Sunday afternoon programme by the Germania Band begins at 4 o'clock on the common. The program includes Grand March from Ruins of Athens, overtures by various composers, a concert waltz Beautiful May, and selections such as Zampa Galop and a Fantaisie caracteristique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania
Athens
Beethoven
Hk Urganthe
Strauss Sa
Cohengrin
Vasner B. Oiavonng
Acea
Galop
Riverside
Wadsworth
Trans-Pacific and Far East mail closes for August
Postal notices detail mail closes for various routes including Progreso New York and Costa Rica via New Orleans on August 3 and August 7 30 P.M. for Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and City of Pekin from San Francisco August 13. Mails for Hawaiian and Australian routes close at Boston and other offices on dates in August 10 25 and 31 with times around 5 and 6 P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progreso
Ciudad Condal
New York
Costa Rica
New Orleans
Republic of Honduras
Bay Islands
Trans-Pacific Mails
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Pekin
San Francisco
Toston-Omcg
AUC Tv
Iepcsece Ce
Hawaiian Islands
Australia
Boston
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Mariposa
Mats
Rioe
Society Islands
Tahiti
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Snapshot
Saturday August 3 highlights include high water conditions and maritime timing notes. The miniature almanac lists daylight length, sun and moon data, and related nautical indicators for navigation and voyage planning.
Port of Boston Afloat Summary of Arrivals and Departures
Port of Boston reports arrivals including Gen Whitney from New York, Penobscot from Bangor, Forest City from Portland, Kennebec from Bath, John Brooks from Bar Harbor, and multiple schooners and steamers from various U S and Canadian ports. Several ships cleared for routes to Port-au-Prince, Liverpool, Havana, and New York among others. Also notes winds and notable sailings from Yarmouth, Vineyard Haven, Hamburg, London, Larne, Leghorn, Oporto, and Queenstown with vessels such as Yarmouth, Celia, Subra, Frivold, Concezione, and Clan McFarlane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen Whitney
Kearse
New York
H M Whitney
Penobscot
Ingraham
Bangor
Forest City
Snowman
Portland
Kennebec
Collins
Bath
John Brooks
Deering
Bar Harbor
D W McLean
Cold Spring
Tudson
Maraeibo
Hattie H Barbour
Fletcher
Curacon
Gamma
LeCain
Walton
Jennie M Carter
Eaton
Mary Ann McCann
Port Johnson
A Heaton
Handy
Bill Stowe
Phinney
Wm Mason
Comeau
Miller
Port-au-Prince
Green
Knaebel & Co
Katie
le Blanc
Caplin
SJ Golding
Scis Carmelite
Starratt
Liverpool
J G Hall & Co
Martin
Wallace
Jas Stephenson
Donnabell
Port Acadia
John G Hall & Co
Morien
Laura
Lamson
Rosario
Boston
Hamburg
Johannes
Ger
Kuhlken
Celia
Quebec
London
Subra
Knudson
Theresa
Wang
Sagueny
Larne
Frivold
Johannesen
Newcastle
Leghorn
Concezione
Ital
Lauro
Reinertsen
Darien
Sharpness
Guldfaxe
Nor
Matheson
Bathurst
Swinemund
Hawkesbury
Nordfelt
Philadelphia
Bric Jennie Hurlbert
Moring
Washington
Samuel L Russell
Steelman
Josiah R. Smith
Case
Jacob M Haskell
Godfrey
Charles C Dame
Daniels
Baltimore
Bertha Dean
Tripp
Ken Hur
Lewis
Mentor
Perry
Charleston
James E Woothouse
Douglass
Kingston
Jam
Ucalais
Lunet
Watchman
Beverly
Keystone
Bridgeport
N Jones
Wave
Heston
Sylvia
Judge Lowe
Lynn
ET Lee
Maggie Todd
Helen
New Haven
Alaska
Providence
Lee
New Beaford
Fall River
Mary Buckley
Dann
Georgetown
Elm City
Etieridge
Spartan
Griffin
Emily Johnson
Paul
Francis M Shubert
Mabel L Phillips
Fannie Hytewart
Newport News
Nicreta
Pensacola
Greenock
Duchess
Dieppe
R Huston
Macaulay
Newburyport
John Pierce
Burgess
Charles Lister
Verth Amboy
James M Flanagan
Crockett
Richmond
Hercules
Odiorne
Newport
Joseph Hay
Rondout
Boson
Sarah L Simmons
Allen
Bluehill
Henry C Chester
Calais
Mary Ann
Mary B Judge
Boton
Highlandex
Morrison
Britannic
Holden
Jorgensen
Genoa
Barks
Thomas Brooks
McCall
Guantanamo
Monsinn
Antigua
Galatea
Carter
Rotterdam
Italia
Isaacsen
Monevideo
Salvatore
Romano
Ica
Schoolcraft
Booye
Jacksonville
Martha
Bement
Townsend
Nancy Smith
Rio Janeiro
Rosa Mueller
McLean
Port Morant
Clifford
Hamm
Ponce
Annie L Henderson
Henderson
Apalachicola
Hell Gate
Jennie Parker
Corbett
St Vierre
Mig
N Hi Skinner
Nickerson
Plow Boy
Tallett
Do Focdo
Wm F
Addie
Bacon
Bramhall
Drinkwater
Raritan River
Mexican
Fuller
Port Liberty
Eli Watford
Carson
New Bedford
Auge
Amalfi
Kraeft
la Bourgogne
Franguel
Havre
Wakefield
Sheldrake
Anchoria
Campbell
Glasgow
Alvena
McKay
Fulda
Ringk
Bremen
Gellert
Kampft
Colorado
Jenkins
Hull
Lungate Hill
Brown
Umbria
McMickan
Atalanta
Cook
Ontego Bay
Austria
Dexter
Bark America
Armstrong
Bridgetown
Barbrig
Acacia
Kennedy
Miragoane
George Prigg
Hilyard
Eastport
Pavilion
Ward
Parlee
Wood
St John
Mehaffey
Chairlottetown
Vel
Frank
Willie
Ludlow
Sailea
Monark
Linderdahl
Melbourne
Berkshire
Foster
Sixon
Sherman
Albert G Lawson
Fitzpatrick
Fisher's Island
Eliza Jane
Henry
Martha’s Vineyard
Mott
Baker
Kate Scranton
Kelly
Amelia Shreland
Evans
Luckenbach
Scandinavia
Resolute
R O Packer
Schs
Alice T Boardman
Norwood
Lizzie D Barker
Hawes
Sarah Quinn
Lynch
Chandler
Thurber
Nich
Carrie
Gloucester
Neil
Ida May
Jitania
Orono
Vixen
Marblehead
Caution
South Norwalk
Conn
Lyon
Bernard Dickman
Port Antonio
Cassie Jamison
Angie L Green
Merlwell
J K. Manning
Churchill
Lord O'Neil
Swansea
R P Buck
Bermuda
Sagino Revella
Mediterranean
Tatalla
Kaig
Havana
Estella
Spurr
Stesmera Montana
Williams
Still Water
Trite
Stettin
Guiseppe
Repetto
Herbert E
Wm Marshall
Sagua
John A Griffin
Norfolk
Delaware Breakwater
Meguntacook
Wallace, Cienfue
Lord Clive
Liverpol
Godrevy
St Jago
Montana
Cagniari
Horatio L. Baker
Crowell
J M Haynes
Matthews
Governor Hall
Cain
M V_ & Chase
Pinkham
Jenwie Hall
Hall
Thomas Hyde
Frank S Warren
Falker
Kerth Amboy
J Freeman
Jasper
William Lorman Roberts
Bray
Medford
Hain
Demand for tonnage grows as weekly arrivals stay scarce
Boston reports persistent demand for off shore suitable tonnage with limited relief for shippers as weekly arrivals are largely pre booked. The Benj Sewell joins the Australian service for Peabodys after leaving Antwerp July 3 en route to New York. Rates for Southern lumber look set to rise while coal port tonnage tightens with several vessels bid at high figures for Buenos Ayres and ice laden trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Benj Sewell
Melbourne
Peabodys
Sewell
Antwerp
New York
Buenos Ayres
Caue
Kennebec
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Norfolk
Newport News
South America
Tarl Burgess
M. Lark Recovery
Ark Hancock
Turks Island
Bark Tremont
Harry White
Rockport
Hayti
Hatteras
AL Butler
St Thomas
Larvish
Bonhomie
Bay Chaleur
New Haven
Conn
Gindstones
Emma Heather
Bangor
Mary Freeland
Jessie Murdock
BE Walker
Washington
Sarah Hotter
Richmond
Iice
HE Russell
Seal Harbor
Crescent
G A McFadden
Portsmouth
Newbury
Salem
P Hitchcock
H A Chase
Portland
Duroc
Iron
LA Lewis
Bones
Spectacle Taiand
J. & Anderson
Spruce Lumber
South Gardiner
Win F Green
Roberts Harbor
Granite
Lillie Fschmidt
Tee
Vlc
Lillite Vanderherschen
Carrie L Gotfrey
Clark’s Island
Frankfort
Phiadelphia
Lanesville
Boothbay
Wilmington
Del
Morehead City
New Yor
Aus
Charerel
Europe
Macedon
London
Louise & Auguste
Hamburg
Great Victoria
Liverpool
Ane Lora Lytton
St John
United Kingdom
Bark Lewis Smth
Carmela Massa
Pozzuoll
Amsterdam
Ballic
Micheel
Alicante
Hannah Blanchard
Dunkirk
Herman
Africa
Ark Gronsveer
General Cargo
Port Natal
Anna
I Sland
Montevideo
Anwara
Granada
Rosario
Arcot
Nuevitana
San Francisco
Ang
Royal Alice
Cork
Havre
Maiden voyage yields 200000 pounds codfish for Gloucester fleet
Gloucester Aug 2 report: General Cogswell arrived from Grand Bank on her maiden trip with 200000 lbs codfish and 415000 lbs cod and 34000 lbs halibut, 52 barrels mackerel. Captain Ryder commands a crew of fifteen aliens from Pubnico NS, skilled fishermen whose earnings seed Nova Scotia. Other arrivals include ships from Grand Bank Georges Georges and Ze nadia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Sch
Cogswell
Grand Bank
Ryder
Pubnico
Sova Scotia
Charlies Hovaton
Laura Hayward
Hallie Evelyn
Martha
Susana
Ida May
Georges
Leona
Geneva
Mortis
Nathan Ingie
Seining
Zenobia
Champion
Shore Isang
Kish
Bangor
Adam Kennedy
Kennedy
Loston
Barkentine EO Clark
Keen
Mary Whiteridge
Philadelphia
Schs
Zachens Sherman
Jabb
Baltimore
J B Knowles
Pickering
Korwalk
Henry Abaler
Poston
George & Albert
Wentworth
New York
Millbridge
Enterprise
Robinson
Boston
Matte Godfrey
Strout
Luin
Leighton
Moston
Joe
Kelley
Calais
Sullivan
Agr
Banks
Kickford
Hosio
Sarah Wood
Hickman
MC Moseley
Cotter
Clifford
Crabtree
Salem
Williamsport
Miller
Franklin
Merrill
Maltimore
Emma C Cotton
Ayers
Jonathan Bourne
Harding
Vineyard Haven-Ar
Luchenbach
Vavour
Rondoutin
Sebs
Alma
Johnson
Charles Fleschmidt
Sharp
South Gardiner
Kvan Rose
Bennett
Millville
Union
Nash
Frank Nealiy
Oliver
Lanesville
Mariel Rose
Somes Sound
Sic
Katé Markee
Blake
Ieeboro
Shipping Movements Report From Port Entries and Departures
The log lists vessels under various ports with destinations and captains. Anjer passed Aug 1 bound for Yokohama on ship Leading Wind. Barbados Jwy 31 voyage to Rio Janeiro and Ship Island aboard Prince Amadeo, etc. Sailed July 30 Acuba for Montreal. July 29 Romance to COLERATINE, Galeota to New York. Devonia and Scandinavian sailing from Glasgow to New York and Boston respectively. Grimby Charrington bound for Quebec. Genoa Dorodea M to New York. Ghent Natvig to Pensacola. Greenock Andes to Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anjer
Hinckley
New York
Yokohama
Barbados
Prince Amadeo
Norton
Rio Janeiro
Ship Island
Barrow
Acuba
Montreal
Bilbao
Romance
Tooker
Coleratine
Galeota
Livingston
Glasgow
Devonia
Scandinavian
Boston
Grimsby
Charrington
Quebec
Genoa
Dorodea M
Ital
Maresca
Ghent
Natvig
Sundblad
Pensacola
Greenock
Andes
Lawrence
Portland
Steamer Yemassee Strikes Fishing Vessel in Fog Collision
The Yemassee arrived yesterday and reports on Aug 1 at 11 30 am a collision with fishing sct Linda Wood from Noank off Woodlands in dense fog. The Linda Wood foremast and bowprit were carried away before being towed to New York. Nearby, fishing steamers Joseph Church and A W Hathaway reported small porgy catches off Highland Light, and mackerel crews Frances Hiller 48 barrels Eddie Davidson 41 Abbie Frankfort 18 near Thatchers Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yemassee
Woodlands
Linda Wood
Noank
Highland Light
Joseph Church
W Hathaway
Wellfleet
Mackerel Schs
Frances Hiller
Eddie Davidson
Abbie Frankfort
Thatchers Island
Ships and routes charted in late July sailing list
A compilation of ships with captains and routes, showing origins such as Newport Antwerp Calcutta New York St John Grangemouth and destinations including Montevideo New York Buenos Ayres Dublin Dunkirk Philadelphia and Brunswick. Several vessels note dates in July or August and positions or mileages along coastal seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Roseberry
Lloyd
Newport
Montevideo
Benjamin Sewall
Ulmer
Antwerp
New York
von Cross
Lamb
Hiogo
Shin Palgrave
Higgins
Calcutta
Tarnegat
Arkhan
Maront
Portland
Buenos Ayres
Lark Stanfield
Clark
Great Yarmouth
Bark Calliove
Nickerson
St John
Dublin
Clark Harriet Hickman
Dernier
Dunkirk
Bark Gustav Metzier
Jorck
Grangemouth
Otto
Harburg
Philadelphia
Ginegat
Bessie Whiting
Dayton
Brunswick
Cape Lookout
Boston Ship Repairs and New Tugboat Constructions
Shipping news from Boston and surrounding ports reports Bark Auburndale repaired and to be commanded by Captain George W Dow at Melrose. Two new tugboats under construction at Gloucester shipyard for Captain Osborne Linekin of Gloucester and for the T Wharf Towboat Company, launching later this year. Also notes wrecks and diverships: Sarah D Fell ashore near Kennebec, Vinnie Getchell collision near Monhegan, Chancellor wreck near Watling Island, and various port recoveries and arrivals along Bath Boothbay New York and Halifax routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Auburndale
Burnham
Paul
George W Dow
Melrose
Mass
Wooster
John Bishop
Vincent’s Point
Gloucester
Osborne Linekin
T Wharf
Bath
Ang
Sarah D
Gardner
Kennebec
Morse
Fort Popham
Marine Railway
Sih Childe Harold
Jennie Hurlburt
Philadelphia
Chancellor
St Jago
Baltimore
Watting Island
Karacoa
Nassau
Boothbay
Calvin F Baker
Allen
Monhegan Island
Iito
Vinnie Moetecbell
Vinnie M Getchell
Norfolk
Liverpool
Helen Churchill
McKenna
Halifax
Sor John
Wilmsloe
Nicholson
Morrissey
Yarmouth
Sir Hannah Eldridge
Bald Island
Quebec
Miramichi
Pictou
Montreal
Bic
Philadelpala
Watlings Islands
Maritime movement round the Atlantic and beyond
A dense log of ships and vessels with departures arrivals and sailings across ports including ASPINWALL BUENOS AYRES CARDIFE COPENHAGEN ENSENADA HALIFAX HILLSBORO LONG WORKING HAVANA LIVERPOOL LA PALMAS MAURITIUS MATANE MONTREAL PANAMA PORT SAID PERNAMBUCO PICTOU PARRSBORO QUEBEC QUEENSTOWN ST JOHNS SHARPNESS CROIX VALPARAISO YABACOA YOKOHAMA. Entries list ship names owners routes and dates from July to August across Philadelphia New York Boston Montreal Liverpool London and South American ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspinwall
Ethelbald
Philadelphia
Boca del Toro
Athos
New York
Chaytl
Vokimon
Romance
Tooker
Barlow
Angerton
St. Lawrence River
Buenos Ayres
Herbert C Hall
Perry
Boston
Rosario
Williams
San Francisco
Ensenada
Jennie Sweeney
Morse
Wilmingtons del
Halifax
Redmond
McDonald
Porto Riso
Hills Bhoro
Lizzie Cochran
Kelly
Newark
Drisko
Saugeriles
Long
Port Caroline
Sturrick
Havana
Strathairly
Liverpool
Winsloe
Nicholson
Eng
Low Voint
Elpis
Hannan
Beaufort
Sydney
Hull
Gordon Castle
Clark
Rio Janeiro
Montreal
Geographique
Pauaset
London
Columbo
di Milla
Pernambuco
Brampton
Santos
Pictou
Lina
Suhn
Buenos Aires
Parrsboro
Florida
Christiansen
Quebec
Pomeranian
Dalziel
Glasgow
Kanemore
Eleanor
Newcastle
Puerto Riqueno
Porto Rico
Enterprise
Delambre
ST Johns
Swis Neponset
Nash
St Lucia
Martinsca
ST John
Swis Harvester
McLellan
Sarah Godfrey
Hogan
Carrie B
Scott
Sharpness
Harold, King
Est
Seamer
Bermuda
Samos
Yabacoa
Uranus
Portland
Yokohama
Port Augusta
Vancouver
Maritime Traffic Entries From Astoria and Brunswick Aug Dates
Sailed July 23 list includes Janet Ferguson McGibbon from Victoria BC and ships Riodera Dyer las Valinas Croma Lord Cartangena and others. Aug 1 cleared D H Miller Jeanie Lippitt Crescent Mehaffey Chase Church Laura Digby Centennial Rulon and more. August 1 8cha Abbie C Stubbs noted at Brunswick Georgia with several schooners and steamers in port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Janet Ferguson
McGibbon
Victoria
Portlana
Baltimore
Riodera
Dyer
Las Valinas
Croma
Lord
Cartangena
Camanero
Springsteen
Turk’s Island
Barnard
St Jago
Pirate
Port Antonio
Jam
Montana
Philadelphia
Charles F. Ward
Coombs
Robinson
Brae
D H Miller
Taylor
Boston
Chase Mayer Hand
Hoboken
Jeanie Lippitt
Chase
Crescent
Mehaffey
Chase Church
Berry
Providence
Laura
Saunders
Digby
Centennial
Rulon
New York
Lalebham
Chase Mayer
Susan l
Port activity and ship movements in U S coastal ports
A dense ledger of ships sailing and clearing from Aug 1 to Aug 2 across ports including Boston New York Philadelphia Norfolk Newport News and Providence. Vessels listed by name master and origin or destination with cargoes or voyage notes.
Passengers Listed Aboard Steamers From Boston and New York
A roster of travelers departs New York and Boston on transatlantic and cross channel liners. Names include Fred E Atteaux Carl Fehtmer Hon A A Ranney Rev Millott Savage and many others bound for Havre Liverpool Bremen and Liverpool aboard Lahu Fulda La Bourgogne Umbria and other vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bremen
Norddeutscher Lloyd
Lahu
New York
Fred E Atteaux
Carl Fehtmer
A A Ranney
Millott Savage
Henry H Rueter
Ernest Rueter
Bertha Rueter
Gardner Washburn
Desmond Fitzgerald
Dietrich Schindler
Fulda
Asc Blake
A W Goodrich
Charles A Phelps
TS Manahan
Louisa Heinze
A J Ernst
A E Ernst
Frank F Ernst
H de Ribaupierre
Kate Holland
Annie Holland
P Fimcks
H R Richardson
William Esty
Charles Dodds
Benjamin K Bliss
Florence Rice
John L Bryant
H W Golding
Miss McQuade
E M Farnsworth
W Drysdale
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York and the Fair
Speciau
South
Johnstown
West
Grant
Chamber of Commerce
Christian Science Magazine
A. Bentley Worthington
Plunkett
Plankett
Worthington
Gob
NEW Books
Morris Ashton
Mme. Dolaro
Shipping News
Miniature
Port OF
Marine Notes
Kilby St
Corner Water St
Silas Peirce
Eugene EF. Patridge
Charles K. Rac Ullar
England Mutual Insurance Co
Post Office Square
Massachusetts
Benj.f. Stevens
JOS
M. G.ibbens
A. F. Trull
Wm. Ke Turner
Asat
Soe
Clyde Steamship CO
Columbia
Ss. Des Augusta
Flo
Atlanta
Gay Macon
Rome
Garida
South Carolina
Pier 29
East River
S. Cc
Washingon Street
J. A. Flanders
Theo. G. Eger
Howing Green
New W Yorks
White Star Line
Rayal
Queenstews
Livespook
Atlantic
RED Star Line
Belgion
Sntwerp
BE. A. Adams & CQ
State St
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Ealin
Queens Pavonia
Samaria
Econee
Beetine
Catalonia
Pavonia
Great Britain
Fontanes
Baene
Lawn
York
Aterana
State Street
Alexander Martin
Warren Line
Michigan
Kansas
Palestine
Warren &C
Postoffice Square
Leyland Line
Virginian
osAug. Tustrian
Bostonian
Traver & Lincoln
The
Azores
Kennard
J. A. Bettencourt
E. A. Adams & Co
Bboston
Allan Line
A. Allan
SU State Street
Furness Line
Peivirvinvens
Stockholm
Durham City
British Empire
Furness
Water Street
Savannah
Georgia
Alabama
Mississipp Tr
Louisiana
Itera
NEW England and Savannah Steamship Company
Gate City
Macon
Lewis Wharf
Boxton
C. G. Pearson
N. Eng
Washington Street
Richardson & Barnard
Atlantic Avenue
New York & New England &, R
Etropolitan S. 8S. Co
Sound Line
Ocean Steamlene Company
A. Dew. Sampson
New Eng
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Parthian
Long Wharf
Partan
E B. Sampson
Associated Railways
Virginia
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Lin
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Central Wharf
Piedmont Air Line
Boston & Providence
Boston & Providence Railroad
Memphis
Nashville
Chattanooga
Vicksburg
Waldo A
Pearce
Wasninewon T
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga. Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Geo. E. Smalley
Mallory Lines
Galveston
Nofora Ado
Rees
Ikteg Srande
Port Royal
Brunswick & Fernandina de Rande
State OF Texas
Si PH Svrag C i
Washington St
Portland Steamers
India Wharf
Bosaton
Portland Villa
Vokatlamod. CO
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
Mississippi River
Texas
Arizona
New and
Old Mexico
California
E. E. Currier
N. FE
Washington S
E. Hawley
Eastern
Broadway
Pier 11
North River
Soth
M. Whitney
Ludia Wharf
Boston, Bar Harbor & Machtias S. S. Company
Bohn Brookes
Charles Deering
Union Wharf
Weston
Machiasport
Castine
Sargentville
Deer Tele
Sedgwick
S. W. Harbor
Milbridge
Jonesport
J. H. Baker
Caspobello
Olivette
Star Harbor
Har Harbor
A. DE W. Sampson
Kennelec River
Kennelec
Jason Collins
Star of the
Bornton & Gloucester Steamboat Company
North Side Central Wharf
Sundarya
Grand Junction
Postoffice
Carroll
Worcester
Port Hawkesbury
Charlottetown
R. B. Gardner
L. H. Palmer
Old State House
Fall River Steamboat Office
Maine
Boston & Bangor Steamship Co
Mt. Desert
SFU
Foscer’s Wharf
Rockland
Camden
Belfast
Searsport
Bucksport
Winterport
Maupuen
Green’s Landing
South West Harbor
Northreek Harbor
Kar Harbor
A& Y
Sorrento
North West Harbor
Deer Isle
Brooklin
Surry
Ellsworth
Smolinelia A de
Aponsaleyorth
Tawwilliam H. Hill
Setis
Superior Court
Dedham
Janus Maxim
Hyde Park
Hiram S. Maxim
Crayford
Suffolk
Commonwealth
Hitram S. Maxim
Libellant
Libellee
Hiram Ss. Maxim
Hiram
Jane Maxim
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Oston Post
Erastus Worthington
Alpheus M. Stetson
Kilby Street
Kkimling Weod
Mall Farwell Bros
Dorchester St
South Bosten
Walker
Aaron Bgay & Co