Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Aug 7, 1883, p. 4

Little Sisters of the Poor receive forty dollars donation

The Little Sisters of the Poor received a forty dollar contribution from Mr. Dennis J. Shanney. The Ethan Allen engine company of Burlington Vermont will visit the city on August 21. Imports for the week ending August 3 totaled 1 552 592 dollars with exports at 1 747 162 dollars. Captain Allen of the steamboat Rose Standish has resigned after government inspectors cited an error in judgment for a recent mishap. Auctioneer Col Atwood sold a three story brick house at No 79 Myrtle Street and 1694 square feet of land to John Whitten for 6000 dollars with current year taxes. The young folks lectures managers announce tickets available by visiting the Old South meeting house or via mail to the Tremont place office. The Iron Steamboat company plans a new steamer on the Portsmouth to Boston route with Sirius leaving New York for this port to join the line and Taurus on Boston Provincetown service. A duel with small swords occurred recently between Hamthorne G Wheeler and George BR Griffin, neither badly hurt, ending in a handshake.

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Little Sisters of the Poor Dennis J. Shanney Ethan Allen Engine Company Burlington Capt. Allen Rose Standish Col. Atwood Myrtle Street John Whitten Old South Meeting House Old South Tremont Place The Iron Steamboat Company Portsmouth Boston Sirius New York Taurus Provincetown Itts Hamthorne G. Wheeler Washington Street George BR. Griffin New Enland

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Obituaries of notable figures across cities and countries

Obituary notices list William Stratton of Augusta Maine a 36 year Kennebec courts clerk died Aug 6 at 70. Also Samuel Simonds of Salem a former crockery dealer died Aug 5 aged 64. J Hi Baxter Boston Tow Boat collector died Aug 5 at Dennis Mass, 68. England reports Linant Bey Linant Bey Egyptian engineer. Joel S Page Chicago lawyer died Aug 2 aged 60. William E Young of Sharon NH died. surveyor of the Boston Lowell railroad. Maurice Linant Bey, Egyptian canal era engineer, born 1800 French parentage. Hon Frederick Stanley involved in early lock making. Rosa Sutro mother of Adolph Sutro died Aug 1 aged 80 in Inwood Villa Rosa. seven sons survive.

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William Stratton Auguste Kennebec Samuel Simonds Salem J. Hi. Baxter Boston Tow Boat Company Dennis Mass England T. B. Smithies Arkman Joel S. Page Chicago Hawley Williams College Pittsfield William E. Young Sharon N.H Woburn Boston Young Lowell London Maurice Adolphe Linent de Bellefonds Linant Bey Frederick T. Stanley New Britain Conn Russell Erwin & Co P. & F. Corbin Company Stanley America Rosa Sutro Adolph Sutro Sutro Villa Rosa Inwood Ms. Sutro France Aix-la-Chapelle Baltimore New York

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Navy Updates From New London harbor and Shenandoah progress

Paymaster F H Arms and family spend the summer in New London as work on the Shenandoah advances rapidly. Coppering to finish this week and the ship to come out around the 20th. Navy bids flood in for old vessels at the station to be sold. Capt E P Lull has returned to duty at the station from Newport. Lieut H R Tyler reports aboard the Wabash as watch officer. Chief Engineer J H Triley detached from Wabash to serve on Trenton at New York yard. The schooner George Green arrived from Philadelphia to coal for the equipment department.

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F. H. Arms U,s.n New London Conn Shenandoah Navy Department E. P. Lull Newport R. I H. R. Tyler U. S Joseph H. Triley U.S. N U. 58 Trenton New York Navy Yard George Green Philadelphia Equipment Department

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Nantasket beach nomination committee meets at Hotel Nantasket

The third meeting of the general committee on the nomination of Nantasket beach was held Monday evening at the Hotel Nantasket with Hon. F A Hobart presiding. An executive committee was formed, including Hobart, Burke, Burdett, Goodwin, Ross, Gay, Falls, Harfen, Blaney, Hathaway, McGrath, Wood, Damon, McGuire, Denni, Dickenson Jr, Hubbard, Willis, and Hawes.

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Nantasket Beach Nantasket F. A. Hobart Corsist Ering W. Burke J. O. Burdett H.W. Goodwin Frank J. Ross 8. S. Gay James W. Fell F. T. Haren Ss. D Olan R. Blaney W. Hathaway McGrath W. W. Wood E. Casa

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Weather Indications for New England States Today

Indications show fair weather across New England with winds mainly northwesterly. Barometer steady or rising and temperatures holding steady as the day progresses.

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New England

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Special Weather Bulletin Highlights Regional Wind and Rain Patterns

The bulletin notes highest barometer in the upper lake region and lowest in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Temperatures are steady east of the Missouri valley with varying winds across regions. Local rains reported in the South Atlantic, East Gulf states, and Missouri valley. fair weather elsewhere.

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Upper Lake Region Gulf of St. Lawrence Missouri Valley New England Middle Atlantic Tennessee Ohio Valley East Gulf States South Atlantic States Mississippi Missouri South Atlantic Lower Lake Region

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Weather report for Boston and Boston area 1883

An early 1883 weather bulletin from the Signal Service of the United States Army provides concurrent observations for Boston and nearby stations. It notes time aligned readings and reports taken at the same moment across all reporting stations for Commerce and related measures.

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Boston Ane Department Signal Service States Army

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The Telegraphers Strike Plan Flops After Union Letter

New York reports that the threatened railway operators strike did not occur as several lines refused demands. A letter from Delaware, Lackawanna and Western President Sloan questions Brotherhood leadership and urges no changes in salaries or hours. Western Union officials discuss strategy to fracture the union while dummies and messengers fill the operating room and delay wire service with rewritten messages.

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New York Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Baltimore and Ohio Wabash Sloan Brotherhood Telegraphers’ Brotherhood Committee Deaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Tom Western Union Brooklyn

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Strikes Spread as Western Union Office Holds Line

Reports from across the Brotherhood of Telegraphers show sympathy and support growing for the Western Union strikers. Donations pour in from firms and individuals while operators return or stay away, and a mass meeting for aid is being considered. Messages from Charleston, Savannah, St. Louis, Nashville, and Chicago praise fidelity and urge endurance until the company recognizes the union executive. In Boston the State Street office remains busy yet hampered and a new female operator faces replacement.

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The Western Union State Street St. John N. B Mutual Union Brotherhood of Telegraphers Conquest & Hodgkins Vinecen Daha Union Fish Co BO Adams, Son & Clark W. Marston & Co J. A. Dovernney Fuller & C0 Eas Baker & Humphrey Woman’s Club Codman Hall Charleston D. C Brotherhood Nashville Savannah St. Louis Memphis Chute New York Lynn Abbie F. Turner Miller

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The Chimes of Normandy at the Museum delight crowd

The Opera familiar to locals The Chimes of Normandy featured Mr. Howson as Gaspard and Mr. Carleton as Corneville. Critics praised Howson as a strong character actor and lauded Carleton’s singing, while commenting on Miss Jansen and Miss Dungeon as also contributing. Corinne at Oakland Garden followed with Corinne bright and charming, supported by Dora Branscombe and Susie Parker and Harry Mills. The Museum season lineup includes Barron Wilson Mason Parks and many others with future engagements noted.

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Normandy Museum Marquis de Corneville William T. Carleton Gaspard John Howson George W. Wilson Gedicheux Walt Hampshire Gobo Fred P. Ham Serpolette Marie Jansen Germaine Gaspard Helen Dingeon Cristophe Helen Payne Howson Mr. Howson Carleton Wilson Ham Miss Dungeon Joe Arteee Corinne Oakland Oakland Garden Mark Wolf Field Messrs Chas. Barron Geo. Wilson J. B. Mason Geo. R. Parks Alfred Hudson James Barrows Hans Meery J. E. Kellerd James Nolan Fred P. Ham A. R. Whytal Geo H. Cahill Lang Ingersoll Abbe James J. R. Pitman Wm. Seymour Annie Clarke Carl Pierce Harry Bloodgood North Conway N. H

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Sudden Deaths and Accidents Reported in City

A man, James Hurley, 26, died of heart disease in a saloon at 663 Harrison Avenue. William J. Brown, 25, who survived a Sunday railroad accident, was identified as the victim found later in harbor view. A drowned woman’s body at Great Head was buried unidentified at Mt Hope. Two youths were captured at Coney Island after a bank deposit theft, with police sending Inspector Watts to NYC. Multiple injuries and deaths were reported across the city including a wagon accident, a fatal train strike, a man overboard, a shed collapse, and a wife injuring her leg escaping an intoxicated husband.

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James Hurley Harrison Avenue Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn Harbor View Wm. J Brown Chelsea Street Great Head Mt. Hope Andrew J. Harris W. H. Winslow & Co Kilby Street Sergt. Johnson Coney Island Watts New York Cornelius Crowley North Margin Street Commercial Street Harrison Paeare Crossing James A. Gardiner Melrose Charles Rotondaro Arlington Rose Dolan Ebster Tremont Street City Hospital John S. Thompson Charles Marden Thompson Patrick Condon Federal Street Sheppard & Robert’s Wharf Atlantic Avenue Patrick Griffin Griffin Thatcher’s Court

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Saratoga Race Day Ends In Dead Heat and Runoff Victory

At Saratoga on August 6 the first race produced a dead heat between Hanap and Welcher with King Kyrle third. In the second race, 14 miles, Owen Bowling won with Buckaneer second and Slocum third, time 1 57. In the third, Ascender led Pearce second and Boz Sedam third in 1 15 lg. The fourth race over one mile saw Taxgatherer first Glengarvie second Callao third in 1 44. The runoff between Weicher and Hanap was won by Weicher, time 1 04.

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Saratoga Hanap Welcher King Kyrle Qwen Bowling Buckaneer Slocum Ascender Pearce Boz Sedam Taxgatherer Glengarvie Callao Weicher

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Shipping agents list with dates and destinations

A scanned table lists numerous shipping firms and vessels with origins and destinations across Europe and the Americas. Entries include Brantford City London July 26 and Cephalonia Liverpool Aug 19, with many lines noting agents such as Brigham & Co and P H Du Vernet.

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Golden Horn Whartlepool Guy Braans & Co Brantford City London Brigham & Cotary Allan Gill & Sootz Geo H Preston du Vernet Ang Thayer& Lincoln Newcastle City Brigham & Co Cephalonia Liverpool Williams & Guion Bolivia Glasgow Henderson Bros Fiona Opmental Ae Baldwin & Co Pavonia H Brown & Co Maasdam Rotterdam Funch Edge & Co Rhymand Peter W t&Sons Canada Havre Louis de Bebian -Bremen Oelrichs & Co Rugia Hamburg Kunhardt & Co Cienfuegos Cienfuegos Jas Ek Ward & Co Valencia Seense Ee Lasuayta Boulton, Bliss & D City of Paris JIG Dale Rome Eee ANZ Waphirom Bros Keypt Sescosevee- Liverpool WJ Hurst Hoeeeeeseee W J Hurst Henderson Roos Georgia Glaszow Baldwin & Co City of Puebla Vera Cruz Alexandre & Sons Servia E. W W H Brown & Co Pennland Antwerp P Wright & Sons WA Schoiten Edge & Co France Louis de Bebian Rhein Bremen Oecelricks & City of Par .-Aspinwall Pacific Mail SS Co Santo Domingo St Domingo W P Clyde & Co

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Mail Closes at Boston Postoffice for Europe

Supplementary mail closures list routes from New York to Europe via Queenstown Brest Havre Southampton Bremen and Plymouth Cherbourg Hamptons Liverpool and other ports aboard ships Amerique Fulda Adriatic Westphalia Neckar Baltic Bolivia Samaria and more. Closures shown with dates August 7 8 10 and times around 7 30 PM }

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Europe Queenstown Bothnia New York Borore France Brest Havre Ameriique Ampton Bremen Fulda Liverpool Wed- Momsay Plymouth Cherbourg Hampares Westphalia German States Continental Southampton Neckar Baltic Scotland Glasgow Bolivia Seequeer Samaria Boston

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Moonlit Atlantic Ship News Snapshot

On August voyage notes ships arriving and departing from Atlantic ports. Vessels include Jeannie from Carbarien and Palestine, Helvetia from Liv, Advance from Rio Janeiro, Notting Hill from Santiago, Ohio from Liverpool, Newnham from Rio Marina, Joshua Nicholson from Newcastle, State of Nevada from New York, Rotterdam from New York, ammonia from New York, Topaze from New York, Lord Clive from Philadelphia, Baltic from Liverpool.

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Boston Jeannie Carbarien Palestine Eigen Ae New York Helvetia Liv Rio Janeiro Notting Hill Santiago Pavana Philadelphia Ohio Liverpool Newnham Rio Marina Joshua Nicholson Newcastle Glasgow State of Nevada Rotterdam Hamburg Ammonia Avonmouth Queenstown Lord Clive Baltic

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Cleared and sailed vessels list with cargoes and ports

Arrived vessels include Steamer Palestine Whiteway Liverpool with moise and passengers to Warren & Co and Steamer Jeannie with sugar to order. Sails and clearances cover numerous steamers and brigs including Norseman Rialto Adelaide and New Brunswick, with destinations from Liverpool Hull Yarmouth to New York and St Stephens. Multiple vessels listed by captain and owner with cargoes such as moise sugar salt and fish.

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Norseman Williams Liverpool Warren & Co Rialto Abbott Hull England New York Geo W Philadelphia Weltch, Humphrey & Co State of Maine Pike Portland W Hi Kilby Kreian Charies Playt

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Location of Pilot Boats Inner Station Hull Sylph Nos Outer See

Pilot boat locations listed for harbor channels include vessels at Hull Sylph inner and outer stations with numbered entries for Cap Cod Florence Eben D Jordan DJ Lacher George Warren Louisa Jane Fleur de Lis and associated numbers 1 through 8 indicating their positions and identifiers.

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Hull Sylph Florence Eben D Jordan DJ Lacher George Warren Louisa Jane Fleur de Lis

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Vast Coastwise Vessel Movements List From New England Ports

From our correspondents a long roster of ships and crews bound for or home from Boston New York Philadelphia and other ports. Entries include many schooners and brigs such as American Chief Hertha Weeks and Alpine with routes from Maine to Hyannis Friendship Gardiner and beyond. Sailed dates Aug 4 5 6 noted with destinations like New Haven St John NB Lynn Norfolk Baltimore and Bangor amid brisk mackereling and Grand Banks catch reports.

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Vineyard Navem Arscis Petrel Decrow Perth Boy Salem Fred Tyler Smith Elizane Chatham American Chief Snow New York Hyannis Hertha Weeks Cushman Elizabethport Friendship Albert H Waite Dodge Port Johnson Gardiner E A de Hart Brewster Eastport Laura T Chester Kemp Camden HS Boynton Heele Rockport A M Howe Richardson Grand Menon J Nickerson Farr Bluehill Commerce Sawyer Rockland Adrianna Oliver Richmond Alpine Gray Ida L Ray Marshall Franklin Elva Pettingill York Maggie J Chadwick Baker Philadelphia John M Broomall Thompson Allen Greene Nickerson Boston Win Bement Harris Lottie Penniwell Danversport Maggie Young Medford Herbert EK Fisher Adeliza Frisby Baltimore Georgietta Woodward Brunswick New Haven John Johnson Magee Smithtown Wilmington Del Helen Bangor Treschs Ira Laffrienner Enos B Phillips Albert Haite Boothbay Buenavista Wiscasset Ton Amaranth Sutters Musquash Laas Bishop Moncton Milon McDoughal St John Surprise Bake Vernon Donald Mary Theresa Ghar Lynn Jesse, Knox Newburyport Black Bird Baisley Jennie F Willey Chapman Agar Addie Eaton Eaton Calais New Poyage Susan P Thuriow Orfolk

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Maritime Ship Movements and Departures Timetable

A fragmentary list of sailing arrivals and departures dated August 4 to August 6 from New Amsterdam New York Philadelphia Baltimore and other ports. Vessels include steamer Topaz bark Northern Queen brig Marie ship Uranus bark Argus bark Langen ships Eastcroft and General Knox and more with destinations such as Rotterdam Antwerp Edinburgh and San Francisco.

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SeremmenthAr Topaz New Onsterdam Geestermante Lenthe New York Northern Queen Dollar Delaware Imacoa Nieleon Philaelphia Marie Tjensvold Wilmington Rotterdam Dover Uranus Nieman Forntwerp Wundee Argus Nicholson Gene Dock

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Sperm Whale Captured Near Mt Desert Attracts Tourists

A 50 foot sperm whale was towed to Turtle Island after being captured off Mt Desert. Tourists gathered to view the giant whale as news circulated of ship Lydia and crew reporting a prior hunt near Cape Frio. Lydia reached Montevideo on June 16 with further vessel notes from Captain Murray aboard Bonita.

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Mt Desert Turtle Island Lydia Smith New Bedford James Arnold Sherman Cape Frio South America Montevideo Murray Eliza Arctic Bonita Barker Mary Susan Newford

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Maritime ships and routes listed in cargo and passenger records

A list of ships with origins destinations and positions includes ae Industrie Kirchoff from Newcastle to San Francisco on July 13 near 49N 18W and Steinvora from New York to Calcutta 23 days out. Bark Royal Harrie from Liverpool to Natal June 23 near 5S 33E. Bark Twilight from St John NB to Londonderry. Bark Laura Burnham Howes Port Elizabeth to Orchilla June 23 near Cape Point. Bark Minnie Allen Troilo to Boston June 26 off Recife. Brig Endrick from Point Wolfe NB to Ireland July 16 at 46N 41W. Sch Nora Bailey from Bath ME to Savannah August 2 at 38 02N 74 38W.

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Ae Industrie Ger Kirchoff Newcastle England San Francisco Lon Jon Elizabeth Keer Halberstadt Bremen New York Steinvora McIntest Calcutta Bark Royal Harrie Liverpool Natal Ion Twilight St John Londonderry Goan Oy Johnson Pensacola Strangemouth Park Olvera Alberts Hamburg Douglass ' Campbell Wyman Cordelia Owen Hull London Wilmington Cal Laura , Burnham, Howes Port Elizabeth Orchilla Cape Point Minnie Allen Small Troilo Boston Recife Vancouver James Quebec Martin River Endrick Mahoney Point Wolfe Ireland Fred Nor Thorsen Cronstadt Sch Nora Bailey Barbero Bath Savannah Eastcroft Queenstown Wyoming St John WB Emily Raymond Roberts St Thomas Sullivan Guptill Josephine Bernard Hassen Laguayra Domingo @olari Hassell Addison Me Perry Look Two Rivers Alexandria Carrie S Hart Providence Baltimore Crissie Wright Clark Martha Stevens Alleghany Hallett George Appold Foster Navarino Foss Kempt Saragossa Warren Charleston Adda J Bonner Bonner Pernambuco Anna Oneta Repetto Cork Rio Janeiro Agnes Halbeck Rio Marina Buteshire Wilson Vera Cruz William Crane Taylor Jonn W Garrett Foster New York Amazon Humacoa Porto Rico Emiliano Urratia New Orleans Queen of the Fleet Witting Leghorn Village Belle McCann Ella M Hawes Hawes Belfast Florence N Tower Wilson Baltimore Gulf Stream Pennington JG Schmidt Philadelphia Waterline Kelley Woods Hall Mary A Killen Alien Bark Runer Langfeldt Rotterdam T R Baird Webb City of Columbia Woodhull McClellan Enchantress Virginia Nelson S — Harkness Thbay F Lee Marts Newark Bessie Whiting Dayton Barren Island Sidene Anders Dedekam Larsen Ettin Darien Dora Matthews Brown Chase Air Eureka Monitor Gallop Fall Hiver Ney Anderson Perth Amboy Aries Googins Lemuel Hall Tapp Georgetown Acress Monroe Hildur Soderland Kine McCanny Galveston Svanen Christensen Burg Julius Meentsen Marcos Geo Own Fannie Browh Sharrett Milford Washington York William C Green Howes Clara, Simpson Sweet Albert Brabrook Briggs Cetewayo Covert Dorchester Surprise Parker South Amboy Susie J Sawyer Dickerson Weehawken Florida Caril Zulette Kenyon Buckingham Quickstrp Crosby Adele Felicia Crapo Kennebec River Mone Arist Hall Wallace Philadelpha Port Eads Capri Lamb Ravensdale Morrell Corpus Christi Chalmette Reed Quick Asdis Alice C Noyes Carthagena Etta E Syiv R Jackson Ruatan Port Lucy P Miller Galt Livi Co Cadiz Liv Bowpest News Bangor Cora Nickerson Portsmouth John N Parker Phillips Chickahominy aAr Notting Hill Advance Helvetia Santiago Havana Orinoco Bermuda Lin E McNeil Burgess Progreso Douglass Campbell Manila Niord Bahia James E Woodhouse Mount Brunswick Arizona Brooks Cause Newcastle-on-Tyne Mary Louisa Gibbs E J Spicer Spicer Antwerp Magdalena Meyer Bertha Crockett Bristol Andrew Jennis Matthew Baird Forbves Portland Schs Newman Keys Olio Martin Lynx Finley Ferland McWhinney St Johns Olive Crosby Hutchinson Frolic Dillingham Snow Hyannis Union Ce'e Elizabethport Lynn Anne Elizabeth Linnell Hoboken C E Rogers eTs Crocker James Warren Leighton J C Nash Crowley Martha Weeks Cushman Per James Barrett Percy William Ee Ort Johnson Salem Storm Petrel Amboy Outland Hell Gate FE J Spicer Oak Hart Island Roads Crowell George Calhoun Starkey Joseph G Stover Douglass Haynes Whitestone Willie Wood Montevideo Pembroke Maria S Dennisville Hast Anglia Ward Buenos Buenos Ayres, Bark India, Fontelli An Amboy Purcell Tallowell John J Ward Inman Harrisburg Albertson Hercules Ritson Newburyport Centipede Gertude Abbott Champion Kennebec Ella Coombs John K Penrose Smith Rebecca Wharton Hallowell Elisha Gibyg Woods Somerset Spa Congdon Jark Clara Lombard Ohio Morrison Fanita Bearse Williamsport Willetts Berks Hand New Bedford Iwis Hunt Barker Taylor & Mathis East Braintree David Clarkson Hallowell Oak Woods Carr Narragansett Joseph Baymore Burdge Lucy Friend Collins Alameda Newnham Bellarene Joshua Nicholson Mark Napier Allentown Swazey Saxon Robert Dickinson Coosaw Carrie Delaware N Mosher Albemarle Jordan Freya Beppino Ado Walker Armington Cardenas Orteem Matanzas Johann Wilhelm Ure Daisy Lewis Brazil Swhs Billow Rhodes Rockland William Wilson Berry H J Raymond Cranmer Mima A Reed Fry Frank M Howes Rich Saco Cyrus Chamberlain Hart Port Johnson Buell Irelan James Holmes Ryder Rondout Kendall Oliver Dyer Emerson J C Cottingham Scott J & H Crowley Stevens Calais Thayer Knaba Joseph Hilton Fannie R Williams Brand Nacoochee City of Savannah Mary A Powers Powers William Lawrence H . Baltimore Columbus Wright M B Miller Dyer George B Markle Port i

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Marine notes on ships and vessels from Atlantic coast yard gales

A Sewall and Co Bath two thousand ton timbered ship raised frame by Houghton Bros for a two thousand ton vessel. The Herald of St John NB launched at Tynemouth Creek Aug 2 and arrived St John Aug 3. The Brooklyn left dry dock Aug 6 for Grand Trunk wharf and Liverpool voyage in about two weeks. Bark Maristta 659 tons wrecked near Anticost, sold for 275 dollars. Bessie Parker deckload sold to underwriters for Nantucket buyers. will ply oyster trade New York Chesapeake Bay. Pandora schooner 77.56 tons sold to Capt David Case Newport. John Murphy steamtug to refloat vessel ashore at Seal Island. attempt Aug 2. New vessel R D Spear launched at Bowdoinham. named by John Rideout yard. owned Bath. listed 15 years in Record.

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Sewall & Co Bath Houghton Bros Herald St John Tynemouth Creek Portland Brooklyn Grand Trunk Liverpool Quebec Maristta Southwest Point Anticogt Bessie Parker Shediac Or A Place Sir Lillie Ernestine Nantucket Sisbee & Still New Bedford New York Chesapeake Bay Newport Pandora Duffield Trenton David Case Pearl John Murphy

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Disasters Hit Several Vessels Along Atlantic Routes

A series of ship incidents reported: Eskdale leaky with damaged timbers after returning to Liverpool. Vandyck abandoned to underwriters with total wreck near Fox River. Woodside anchored near Rosario with loss of anchors. Carrie Clark and Storer aided off casualties near Bay area. Tros Gearg unable to steer after bumping Rudder. Benmore endured heavy weather off Cape Horn. wreckage from Ethel Blanche sighted near Charlottetown including a name board starting with P.

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London Eskdale Liverem San Francisco Vandyck Liverpool Quebec Fox River Woodside Montgomery Rosario Boston Dunkirk Carrie Clark Storer Lizard Barrow Capt Olsen Tros Gearg Campbellton Benmore Jenkins San Weandaco Cape Horn Ethel Blanche Charlottetown

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Shipping News Despatches From Various Ports

Special Despatch reports multiple vessels and routes including brig Gaven from St Thomas to Nagualo and New York, Eliza Barss from Boston, Payson Tucker from Newport News, Beta from Halifax, Cathelia repaired for Montreal, Rotterdam from New York, State of Nevada from New York, Hammonia from a Baltic port, and State of Georgia bound for New Orleans with August sailing dates.

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Merchants’ Exchange Arroyo Gaven Armstrong St Thomas Nagualo New York Imada Eliza Barss Hollis Boston Payson Tucker Tucker Newport News Beta Halifax Inport Cathelia Montreal English Channel Rotterdam Ginemen State of Nevada Henmburg Hammonia New Barme State of Georgia New Oo

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Maritimes to New York and South America Sailings and Cleared Vessels

Shipping notices list numerous schooners brigs and steamers sailing from Miramichi Gravesend and Newfoundland ports to New York Cardiff Boston and Buenos Aires. Vessels include Ponema Laura Capella Sundsvall Triumpho de Gaya and Victory with crews led by Captains Heyburn Grolmina Kruge and McLeod among others. Also reported are arrivals in Bristol Greenock and Halifax with several ships cleared or in port through late July and early August.

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Gerda Olsen Pictoutan Pugwash Plymouth Westaway George Ponema Heyburn Miramichine Gravesend Victory Netvig Montevideo Rosario Richard Pearse Bartaby New York Volturno Savarese Eliza Everett Flint Buenos Ayres Ras Ana Pensacola Maggie Elliott Sutherand Car Lauderdale Ovenstone Ascow Ceres Gundersen Bristol Newcastle Clara Eaton Lunt United States CGM Sundsvall Akeland Aene Americus McCarthy New Quebec Surrey Kruge Marseilles Sverre Hansen Rochelle Nightingale Ingebrethsen Dublin New Dominion Deeline Cow Bay Sardinian Dutton Montreal Bouchette Liverpool Trou Acton Simpson Gray Greenock War Spirit Muirhead London Lanarkshire Bernier Saguenay Barkinga Corneliuson Father Point Oregon Williams Lakg Nepigon Campbell McNico's Glasgow Shearer Coleridge Marshall Pernambuco Edith Woods Halifax John W Marr Coiton Cardiff Amelia Norton Silva Brunswick Mary A Troop Young Valparaiso Siip Savannah Isabel Walsh Bahia Peeraite Vanalis Johnson, Ton Singapore Tokoto Crocker Batavia Trapani Durham City Lund Yarmouth Nws Mark George Peabody Ritchie Sydney

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Foreign liner movements and sailings listed for August

A compiled notice records vessels sailing from various ports including Bordeaux Falmouth and Leith, with ships such as Pennland Allegra Island Hindsburg Finsbury and Celtic noted sailing in July and August toward New York Queenstown Hamburg and Liverpool along with destinations like Stettin Boston Greenock and Philadelphia. commentary indicates multiple bark and steamer entries with dates Aug 3 to Aug 5 and July 24 to July 31.

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Pennland, Weyer Rot Nena Allegra Johnson Wilmington Bordeaux Chateau Lafite Oor City Iontreal Land New York Queenstown Liverpool Brover—aAr Hindsburg Borjesen Hamburg Falmouth Finsbury , Jenkins, Newberg Tyrian Fargher Boston St Albans Lindhart Philadelphia Jeraldsen Celtic Glendell

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Maritime traffic and port arrivals in early 19th century

A dense report lists arrivals and departures at US and international ports. Vessels including steamers, brigs, and schooners travel to and from Providence, Baltimore, New York, Boston, Savannah, Porto Rico, and Liverpool, with specifics on cargoes and clearances. Names of ships, captains, and destinations appear alongside quarantine notes and port-of-origin details.

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Untitled Compilation of Names and Residences

A long OCR list catalogs numerous individuals and their addresses or affiliations across many U S cities and towns. The roster includes varied spellings and multiple states, showing a sprawling social register or hotel guest listing with names such as Thompson, Sherburne, Parker, Abbott, Morgan, Wheeler, and many others alongside places like Worcester, New York, Boston, Chicago, Providence, and Portland.

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A Thompson Diamond Thompson Sherburne Miss Heaton Diamond Hill Hoyt,Jr Meredith Field Providend JM Parker Fitzwilliam Roberts Cambridge

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Texas and Georgia Firms Across Cities Listed in Trade Directory

A long OCR listing shows numerous firms and partners across cities including Atchison Kansas Arkansas City Athens Atlanta Augusta Baltimore Burlington Chicago Cincinnati Columbus Corsicana Dallas Detroit Emporia Eufaula Evansville Fayetteville Gadsden Houston Huntsville Logan Longview Louisville Rae Gaye Lburg Milwaukee Monroe Montgomery Norfolk Paris Petersburg Rochester Salt Lake City San Antonio Savannah St Louis Sulphur Springs Tyler Waxahachie and more. Entries present partner names and company names with city indicators, many marked Craw Par or Am labels.

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Atchison Kas C Johnson Craw Arkansas City A Newman Newman & Co Athens M Myers, Mowe & Co Par Atlanta W S Everett M C & J F Kiser Augusta Frank Calhoun Calhoun & Wilson Baltimore I Halle Halle & Son Buriington Ja—P A Andre Chicago Fargo H Fargo Mittenthal Detroit Mich Gadsden Ala F Ullman Ullman Bros Groesbeck Tex Shapiro & Bro Gurneysville Guetter, Wes ‘O Norfolk Whitehurst Whitehurst & Wood,Craw Paris Petersburg Nunnally Gibson Bernheimer Bernheimer & Son Rochester H Groves Groves & Bro Salt Late City Utah Auerbach San Antonio G B Frank Savannah L W Wortsman Sedalia John Burkhart Craw- St Louis E French Todd, French & Co St Louis Il Schafer Schafer Swarts & Co T Gauss W Gauss N Jacobson R H Brown Floore & Brown Qu. Tyler F J Wiley Wiley & Cox J A & MT. Brown J H Brown & Co Par Oe Tex—L Neumegen Neumegen & Zacharius

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Picnic Season Draws 600 at East Boston Lyceum Event

The Young Men’s Catholic Lyceum of East Boston held its annual picnic at Highland Lake Grove with about 600 attendees. Winners in athletic events included T. J. Griffin in several throws and jumps, M. J. Slattery in the 100 yard dash, and Lyman Associates defeating Young Lyceum in baseball. J Atherton won the wrestling championship, defeating Powers and Sheridan. Prizes were awarded for the day’s sports.

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Young Men’s Catholic Lyceum of East Boston Highland Lakegrove T. J. Griffin M. J. Slattery J. Brennan J. Brennen M.J. Slattery J. Coogan S. Sullivan G. McGuaigle John Hayes Lyman Associates Young Merslyceum J. Atherton Powers Sheridan

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