Trial of the Yorktown Shows Admirable Gunboat Qualities
Commander F E Chadwick reports the Yorktown endured two days of sea trials off Sandy Hook despite fog and rain. The main battery fired three charges per gun with varied training and elevation, all systems functioned perfectly though some glass panes and a cabinet door were damaged. The ship proved an excellent sea boat with steady gun platform and favorable head sea performance. A Cramp & Sons balance due of 20,000 to 30,000 dollars was noted.
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Washington, D. C
Tracy
F. E. Chadwick
Yorktown
Navy Department
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Bridgman
Chadwick
Sandy Hook
Leeward
Cramp
Charles Cramp & Sons
Philadelphia
Reception to Halstead in Hamilton County Music Hall
A reception for Murat Halstead of the Commercial Gazette greeted his return from Europe. Mayor presided as Halstead spoke on Senate action, health recovery, and political ambitions. He urged a unified Republican victory in Ohio to keep the state represented by two Republicans in the U.S. Senate. Governor Foraker and others praised Halstead and the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
William Walter Phelps
United States Senate
Foraker
General Assembly
Ohio
United States
Harrison
Ap Aeg
United States of America
Mr. Halstead
Republican Party
Boston Shipping News Miniature Almanac
Shipping notes from Monday Aug 5 list arrivals at Boston including Steamer Olivette from Bar Harbor Steamer Katahdin from Bangor Steamer Star of the East from Bath and more with nitrate and sugar cargoes. Reports describe fresh northeast trades squalls and rough seas off Barabos with vessels hove to and later favorable winds toward port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivette
McKay
Bar Harbor
Katahdin
Pierce
Bangor
Star of the East
Baker
Bath
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
City of Gloucester
Young
Gloucester
Independence
Morgan
Pisagua
Hemenway & Browne
Egeria
Kerr
Barbados
J H Nichols
John G Hall & Co
Barbaros
Barkentine Minne
Elkin
Buenos Ayres
Loyalist
Vroom
Rosario
Sch Forest Fairy
Diaz
Fayal
Flores
John Medina
Lon
McLean
Hudson
Maracaibo
Rustic
Suzarte & Whitney
Newark
Fitzbros & Co
Kimber
Blue
Arecibo
Whitney, Pousland & Co
Hearts
Devil’s
William Sprague
Forest Belle
Whipns
St John
Manel
Copp
Hillsboro
Nickerson
Philadelphia
Abel
Parker
Albany
Joseph Eaton, Jr
Chatfield
Handy
Hoboken
Ripley
Robinson
Rocport
Sadie
Kimball
Burns
Eliot
Addie
Seavey
Haggerty
Newburyport
Halifax
Hill
Hipston
Halifax & Pei 3
Mattea
Vidulich
Smyrna
Latorme & Frothingham
Schs
McFadden
Bear River
D G Hall & Co
Bonhomie
Lorter
Yarmouth
Lulu
Windsor
J & C Laker
Lillie
Lillie F Schmidt, Henderson, Kenebec and Baltimore, By Walter Friend & Co
Lorchester
Iowes
Baltimore
Norfolk
Geo E Smalley
Parthian
E B Sampson
H F Dimock
Eldridge
New York
Bowen
Delaware
Pheips Bros & Co
Herald
Lillie Fschmidt
McCarty
Jack the Bicycle Rider Drowned at Chauncey Pond
J Purvis Bruce known as Jack a 25 year old bicycle rider and cycling writer drowned while bathing at Chauncey Pond Westpore Aug 4 He swam alone near a boat cried out sank and body not recovered He son of a Louisiana planter lived in England member of Ripley Red Club raced widely and wrote on cycling He had worked with the Minneapolis Tribune and recently with White Cycle Company preparing a new catalogue and planned to go to England to promote the cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Westpore
J. Purvis Bruce
Chauncey Ponda Thisfternoon
Bruce
England
Ripley Red Club
Minneapolis Tribune
White Cycle Company
Collision on the Boston and Maine near Conway New Hampshire
A serious crash yesterday two miles east of Conway involving an express from Boston and a working train wrecks engines and a baggage car, leaves a Pullman damaged but three passenger cars on track. Engineers and firemen jump to safety. Injuries include baggage master J W Babb, a man named Laney, and a 10 year old boy Fellows with a broken leg. Passengers delayed about three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Conway
N. H
Boston & Maine Railroad
Conway
Boston
J. W. Babb
Laney
Fellows
New York Introduces Special Sunday Letter Delivery
New York on August 4 reports the first special Sunday delivery with Postmaster Van Cott noting a 10 cent fee ensures service any day. The general post office operated from 9 to 11 am, receiving many letters for special handling, and the Sunday delivery will continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
van Cott
Fairs and shifts in New York petroleum trades in August
The port scene shows steady business with strong demand for refined petroleum. Listings include multiple vessels shipping 7 000 to 60 000 barrels from New York and Philadelphia to Europe and the United Kingdom, plus Atlantic routes to Hamburg, Antwerp, and Liverpool, with cargoes of lumber coal and naphtha also noted and prices in shillings and pence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kates
Teunore
Firederile
Philadelphia
United Kingdom
Lizzie & Eugenie
Oberon
Crisaltic
Deutschland
Hamburg
Geestemanie
Theodore Fisher
Sapphire
Ptroleum
Union
Hampton Court
Wark Western Chief
Hebe
Baltic
Kommander Svend Foyn
Antwerp
Berk Harmonie
Savannah
Cork
Sonora
Pedro
Miramichi
Liverpool
Fleetwood
Frederico
St John
Ashbrooke
England
Orbo
Alboraco
Livingston
Noah
Plymouth
Exmouth
Stockholm
Margarita
Alexandria
Africa
Serene
Port Natal
South America
Sark
Angelo Nicolosio
Pensacola
Iuenos Ayres
Sir Robert S Barr
Fredson
Baltimore
Rio Janeiro
Charles A Sparks
Osario
India
Ben Avon
Calcutta
Josie
St Jacques
Carlotta
Sackville
Clifford C
Hoboken
Maritime shipping notices mix from Bangor Salem and Boothbay
At Bangor Aug 2 ships and crews listed with arrivals and sailings including Mary Langdon Emery Rockland. at Salem Aug 3 multiple schooners sail for Philadelphia Boston and New York with crews named Mary Jane Lee Lizzie C Rich and Red Jacket Arey. Boothbay Aug 2 and 3 steamers and schooners show ports Boston Bangor Portland and Calais. Wiscasset Aug 2 Pearl Barter sails for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Morgan
Mehaffey
Philadelphia
Ellen Perkins
Coombs
New York
Nellie Doe
Winslow
Providence
Gertrude
Crockett
Boston
Caroline C. Murphy
Lyra
Dofige
Majestic
Turner
Cape Ann
Stella
Kenyon
Williams
Darpa
Gilmore
Turk’s Island
Mary Langdon
Emery
Rockland
H A Taber
Slocum
Alton G Miner
Bowditch
Warren
Addie Randall
Buckminster
Morrell
Murray
George Hurst
Caffrey
Rondout
Mary Augusta
Steworay
Schs
Batewell
Belle Kk Hull
Hart
Port Johnson
Mabel L Phillips
Thompson
Norfolk
Mary Ellen
Carlson
Cola Spring
Berkshire
Foster
Baltimore
Newport News
West Point
Saxon
Sherman
Amelia
Ireland
Evans
John J Ianson
Stevens
Albert G Lawson
Fitzpatrick
Hackensack
Lille Bell
Bert
St John
Onward
Baker
Fish Hawk
Winters
Millstone Point
Narragansett Pier
Salem
Mary Jane Lee
Matthews
Lizzie C Rich
Bullock
Bangor
Abigail Haynes
Munson
Ellsworth
Alabama
Hill
Calais
Mary E Oliver
Hodgdon
Tath
Red Jacket
Arey
Vinalhaven
New
McKowen
Camden
Julia A Ward
Aint
Bath
Mary A Hood
Somers
Levose
Wallace
Lynn
Emily A Staples
Selles
Penobscot
Payson
Dana
George & Albert
Portland Yacket
Gordon
Eagle
McFarland
Transatlantic and coastal shipping movements listed
A compilation of sailing and sailing statuses from ports worldwide dated Aug including Antwerpen Amsterdam Belfast Bremen Brisbane Cardiff and others. Entries note vessel type name master and port of origin or destination with several ships paused or sailing on dates in July and August. Strong entities include Belgenland Amsterdam Pioneer Hamilton Fish City of Rio de Janeiro and Port Farry among others.
Lighthouse and Buoy Changes In New England Waters
Notices from Washington and Boston report changes to navigation aids. The Cornfield Point Light vessel will shift about a quarter mile to a new magnetic position in Long Island Sound Connecticut. A spar buoy with red and black bands is placed near Gas buoy Upper Middle Boston Harbor and will be removed when the ledge is cleared. In New Jersey the Raritan River will see new lantern lights on August 10 including fixed red and white lights from piles and stakes at marked positions along the dike and openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lighthouse Board
Cornfield Point
Long Island Sound
Connecticut
Boston
Upper Middle
Boston Harbor
Raritan River
New J Jersey
Crow’s Wharf
Maritime trade and ship positions in July and August
A telegraphic list records multiple ships with origins destinations and positions. Vessels include Manitoban from Boston to Glasgow July 29 at lat 43 04, 59 55 tons, Beethoven from New York to Amsterdam July 31 at lat 50, 9 tons, Duchess of Albany Cardiff to San Francisco July 29 at lat 45 4S, 14 tons, St Frances from Philadelphia to Hiogo July 9 at lat 340 S, 8235 W, Vacitlc bound west July 30 at 41 51 lat 56 51 lon, Allianca Oporto to Rio Janeiro July 11 at lat 92 0S, 34 40 W, Oblio Pensacola to Swansea July 26 at lat 49, 23 lon, tathinen Belfast to Bay Vert July 30 at lat 50, longs, Mary 5S Amnes Turks Island to New York 11 miles off Delaware Lichtship, Otto Haimburg to Philadelphia Aug 1 noon 20 miles SE of Barnegat, Henriette Mauritius to New York July 21 at lat 14 20 N, lon 42 20 W, Henry Pensacola to Dublin July 2 at lat 45, lon 23.
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Antwerp
Belgenland
Berg
Weyer
New York
Flushing
Amsterdam
Stenger
Belfast
Pioneer
Nor
Bathurst
Bremen
Energie
Ger
Fortman
Brisbane
Bark Vorwarts
Oltmanuis
Cardiff
Thomson
Dublin
Yucatan
Frost
New Orleans
Plintramnan
Felicia
Ital
Castellano
Charleston
St Petersburg
Glasgow
Corean
Menzies
Montreal
Grangemouth
Vedova R
Sigaro
Pensacola
Garston
Boyer
Hong Kong
City of Rio de Janeiro
Ward
San Francisco
Kingroad
Mercurius
Isaacksen
Parrsboro
Liverpool
Einar Tambarksselver
Christoffersen
Quebec
Spain
Griffiths
Roman
Maddox
Boston
Istrian
Ball
London
Angers
Pinkham
Progress
Rafen
Llanelly
Hugin
Andersen
Londonderry
Mizpah
St John
Leguorn
Marbella
Watlington
Philadelphia
Newcastle
Nsw
Loch Eck
Pittendriegh
Pauillac
of Havre
Laporte
New Ouleans
Palermo
Peconic
Evans
Queenstown
Francis Thorpe
Girgenti
Yokohama
Port Farry
Clark
Vancouver
Manitoban
Johnston
Beethoven, Smith
Duchess of Albany
Wilson
St Frances
Wilbur
Hiogo
Concoruia
Vacitlc
Delaware
Lark Otto
Gandersen
Haimburg
Barnegat
Bark Henriette
Mauritius
Bark Henry
Martinussen
Wreck and shipping notes from Boston to New Orleans harbor
The cargo of steamer Chancellor bound for Jaragua Iron Co of Philadelphia and insured in English hands is expected to cost about 150000 in losses after wreck near Watling's Island Bahamas. Other reports note grounding of F C Kimver, sale of Cameo to Bartrain Brothers, hydrographic work in Boston, the death of Henry Balling at sea, and various vessels in distress or salvage near Astoria Beaufort New York New Orleans Quebec Stonington Newport and other ports with multiple ships damaged or wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chancellor
Srig Cameo
Bartrain Brothers
New York
St Croix
Hydrographic Office
Enacny
Judson
Sch
McLean
Maracaibo
Henry Balling
Denmark
Astoria
Janet Ferguson
Victoria
Easterbrook
Wirlight
Beaufort
Annie S Carll
Newton
Winnington
Philadelphia
Rosa Muller
Morant Bay
San Salvador
Atlas Line
New Orleans
Progreso
Cave Canaveral
Hetzeh Shoal
Ward
Bhawser
Quebec
Ang
Alice
Stonington
Conn
Ella
Little
Leaky ships seek aid and repairs after gales and damage
Reports from multiple ports note vessels with leaks and damage. Stermer Marlborough arrived with deck strain after leaving Colombo. Steamer Weatbourne fought a gale, flooding cabins and stoke hole. May Day reports loss of deckload of slaves. Charleston arrives distressed with mainmast carried away. Bark Monte Tabor damaged in Genoa voyage and jettisoned cargo. Bark Tara Yopan stripping, repairs nearly finished.
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Bombay
Stermer Marlborough
Iloilo
Delaware
Colombo
Philadelphia
Weatbourne
Carthagena
Stove
Portland
Wilson
Steuben
Rondout
Port Clyde
Charleston
Blue Hill
New York
Martinsens
Edward Slade
Calais
London
Monte Tabor
Razete
Genoa
Pensacola
Tara Yopan
Trumbuil
Zanzibar
Boston
Maurithas
Sailed vessels and clearances across Atlantic ports
A detailed shipping log lists vessels sailing and clearing from multiple ports including ASPINWALL, CHATHAM NB, ESSENDA, HWALIE AX NS, LUNENBURG NS, MONTREAL, PORT SPAIN, PARRSBORD NS, QUEBEC, SHELL HARBOR NS, SAMARANG, ST JOHNS PR, ST JOHN NF, ST JOHNS NB, SINGAPORE, SYDNEY CB, THOMAS AR, VANCOUVER, VICTORIA BC, and WINDSOR NS. Entries note ship names, masters, destinations, and cargo movements with several sailings in late July to early August.
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Aspinwall
Amoy
Brandeburg
Greytown
H C Sibley
Davidson
Chatham
Havre
Gunderson
Gibraltar
Caterina G
Clcese
Luenos Ayres
Salomone
Cattaban
Santos
Essenda
Jennie Sweeney
Morse
Wilmington
Del
Hwalie AX
Worcester
Boston
Charlottetown
Baltimore
C W Redmund
Porto Rico
Carroll
Husbard
Glasgow
Warwick
Coutts
Kanemore
Baxter
Liverpool
Austerlitz
Frazier
Sydney
Escalona
Cummings
Newcastle
Tropic
Barber
Three Rivers
Ingolf
Knudsen
Bristol Channel
Point Duchene
Cito
Peterson
Rio Janeiro
Marie
Eliasen
Cardiff
Olga
Propitious
Kemp New York
Kate Cannshaw
Montreal
Buenos Ayres
Indian Cove
West Cumberland
Brown
Maryport
Pee Ae Eos Yggeseth
Montevide
Buenos
Ares
Magnum
London
Essie
Aarvak
Greenock
Jorgen Lorentzen
Isleworth
Trojan
Anna
Sunderland
Homewood
St Olaf
Dieppe
Huano
Grecian
Carthagenian
Shell Harbor
Shideline
New York
Samarang
Tjerimat
America
Si Johns
Serapis
Rogers
Sir Johns
Portia
Ash
Halifax
St Joan
Washington City
Lee Barrow
Sarah Hunter
Mowry
Eeho
Turnbull
Galway
Scis Holmes
Lander
Lyra
Leonard
Adam Shortland
McIntyre
Starvard Heavey
Forsythe
Pawtucket
Belle Star
Keaton
Dundalk
Idis Franconia
Price
Annie A Kooth
Wasson
Philadelphia
Buenaventura
Francisco
Singapore
Bark Mariner
Thurmott
Thames
Couillard
Si Thomas
Sitontan
Lacock
Barbados
Clifton
McLean
Antigua
Hancock
Gnoptill
Turks Island
St Croix
Rosebrook
Cape Hagito
Delaware
Boniform
Potter
Naguabo
N of Hatteras
Vancouver
Cleared Aug 3 as traffic flows at many ports
The log lists vessels cleared or sailing Aug 2 to Aug 3 from Apalachicola Baltimore New York and other ports. Names include steamers Frostburg Mareca Pictou and many schooners and ships bound for Boston Philadelphia Newport and Havana with cargoes and crews noted.
Maritime Trade and Departures Across Atlantic Ports
A long list of ships, brigades, steamers, and barks anchored, sailed, or cleared from ports including Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Charleston, Rockland, Portland, Saco, Rockport, Portland, and others. Entries note vessels like City of Columbia, Amicitia, Circassian Prince, Gellert, Amilfi, and Lizzie & Annie bound for Hamburg, Bremen, Stettin, Havre, and New York with cargoes and crews sailing in early August.
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Bados
Send
St Pierre
Mart
Victoria
Barbados
Onward
Nantucket
Energy
Windsor
MM Chase
Eastport
West Side
Gloucester
Mary Mee Rockland
Richard Hill
Josie Reeves
Nanucket
Ang 3
Biela
Liverpool
France
London
Guthier
Bremen
Slavonia
Stettin
Copendeen
Amicitia
Stralsand
Hawkhurst
Montevideo
Buenos Ayres
Rosario
Kaling
Ato Daneiro
Stantos
Baltimore
S$ Oteri
Iruxillo
Ciudad Condal
Havana
Mexican
City of Columbia
Cardenas
Nueces
Key West
Galveston
J I Smith
Tingley
Antwerp
Antigua
Crossly
W N H Clemente
Churchill
Exmouth
Gellert
Amilfi
Hamburg
Fulda
Llayola
Etc
Koenigsberg
la Bougogne
Havre
Umbria
Liela
Wakefield
Anchoria
Glasgow
Stamford
Dublin
Alvena
Kingston
Avanta
Montego Bay
Austria
Cheshire
Chittagong
America
Acacia
Miragoane
Hell Gate
Schs
Alaska
Mehaffey
New York
Charlottetown
Pel
Advance
Gough
St John
Prank
Willie
Brown
Silver Heels
Mullen
Rockland
J Paine
Trainor
Amboy
Boston
Mamie Saunders
Saunders
Richmond
Peerless
Vanname
Hilliard
Jorence J Alen
Duncan
Portsmouth
Annie E Stevens
Tice
Hoboken
Rachel Jane
Kidd Poughkeepsie
Providence
A H Peary
Sears
Rondount
James Young
Limekin
Thomas Hix
Thorndike
Mabel Thomas
Robinson
Port Johnson
S J Fooks
Henderson
Mary Stewart
Conant
Banger
Dolphin
Endicott
Philadelphia
Jessie N Huddell
Hanson
Warren B Potter
Andrews
Hyannis
Oliver Ames
Handy
New Bedford
Owl's Head
Ang
Lizzie
Annie
G Willard
Ar Ang
Ross-Shire
Howat
Spartan
Crowell
Shattlesnake
Eed
Newburyport
Berks
Adams
Schs Taylor & Mathis
Welsh
Lanesville
Grace Watson
Owens
Mackleyville
Levi Hart
Hart
Bar Harbor
Gaskill
Wilson
Charleston
Indiana
Boggs
Marcia
Pennick
Jago
Teresa Accame
Kootto
Table Bay
Ang 2
Prince
Jones
Nestorian
Howick
Ellis
Rouen
Pottsville
Kitson
Norman
Anna
Olsen
Cork
Maria W Norwood
Thompson
Bangor
Howard Smith
Clifford
Anna V Lamson
Anderson
Walter F Parker
Tracy
Lyon
Joy
Kennebec
Port Royal
Jacob Reed
Enchantress
Kolent
Ella Francis
Fosweyee
Woodbury
Snow
Maddocks
Newark
Mary Brewer
Kenney
Rockport
Arto
HS Boynton
Perry
Sch
Herald
Veazin
San Francisco
Ayr
Kate Davenport
Howland
Tacoma
Oregon
Pritebaid
Nanaimo
Canada
Lancaster
Icoma
Arcturus
Sloan
Port Hadlock
Mariposa
Hayward
Sydney
Honolulu
Belgic
Walker
Yokohama
Hong Kong
Ounara
Yoohann Daniel
Luihgeps
Washington, DC
George H McFadden
Malcolmson
H H Burrows
Taylor
James River
Pashington
J M Maul
Hubbard
Letters to vessels at Boston Post Office Aug 3 187?
A compiled list of vessels and personnel addressed at the Boston Post Office on Saturday August 3. Produced by Alonzo F Johanson, superintendent of general delivery, with many steamships, brigs, schooners, and ships named alongside captains and vessel names. The list appears in a Monday publication by the Boston Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Alonzo F Johanson
General Delivery
Mails Close at Boston and Global Destinations
Newspaper notice lists mail closures from Boston to destinations worldwide. Special addressed letters for Scotland Mexico Belgium Europe Central America and more with specific ships and August schedules.
Pacific Steamship Mail Closings From Boston Office
From San Francisco dates Aug 16 and Aug 24 for Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan and Hawaiian Islands. Closing at Boston office Aug 10 and Aug 25 for these routes. Ship Mariposa sails Aug 24 Tahiti Aug 31. Mails for Pacific steamers should be deposited in Boston eight or nine days before sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
San Francisco
Boston
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Society Islands
Tahiti
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