Tie Ends 11th In Boston Pittsburgh Tilt At South End Grounds
Captain Morrill saved the day with a sharp throw in the eleventh as Boston and Pittsburgh battled to an 8-8 tie into darkness. Beckley led off with a double, later scoring, while Klusman and Moran contributed key plays. Morrill’s heroics preserved a dramatic draw at the Smoky City and Hub’s expense.
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John Morrill
Boston
South End
Pittsburgs
Beckley
Dunlap
Kilnsman
Dalrymple
Morrill
John
Kelly
Eckley
Kuehne
Bostons
Ray
Sam” Wise
Klusman
Burdock
Johnston
Kuelne
Brown
Sawders
Sowders
Jeter
Nash
Hornung
Wise
Coleman
Carroll
Gladiators
Lulus Comane
RACING AT BEACON PARKS TWISTED WEATHER DRAW SPECTATORS
Beacons Park trotting meet drew nearly 1500 spectators despite abominable weather. Two heats of the 2:50 pace were decided with Charles A. the favorite, Wilkes and Wentworth close contenders. Final results show Wentworth sixth, Abstimont third, and Charles A. narrowly losing to the gray in a dramatic finish.
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George Hicks
Beacon Park
Charles A
Mystic
R. M. Wikes
Wentworth
Abstimont
Wilkes
Bowen
George W. Leavitt
G. G. R. M. Wilkes
C. A. Allen
J. M. Galvin
B. G. Wentworth
Charles Yapp
B. G. Arstimont
A. L. Robinson
B.m. Kate R
John Gibbs
Josie Bates
A. H. Dore
B. G. Pions
Fee
Heath
Lady Emma
Har ID
Rex
Sadie
A. Johnson
Camp & Norton
B. G
Harry
A. Woodward
G. Rex
J. A. Snow
Saul
Ax Allen
Gi Wildalr
George H. Hicks
Aliston
Bert H. A. Fuller
Providenceé
William Coville
Schenectady
N. Y
Ch. m. Merrimert
Malone
B. G. Dandy
James Golden
Medford
G. Landmark J.J. Bowen
G. Black Shan
E. F. Wilson
Manchester
N. H
M. Sadie C
Roberts
Lynn
aDort
Hiram Woodruff
Tom Lambert
John Shillinglaw
Waterbury
Celesta
G. Brown Dick E. H. Cunningham
Cambridge
B.s. Clay
F. Bass
Springfield
B.g. Wolfstone
M. Gertie
J. H. Richardson
Boston
M. Thorndella
Lulu Higgins Thomas Bradley
New York
G. Giacus Thomas Bradley
Bilazard Frank
Allston
de & Gratz
E. D. Wiggin
Br.s. Charley Wilkes CO
Fee Pcs
Abscor O Vic Cas
Acestro Cols
W. Vani
E. Springfield
Westchester Girl Handicap Stable
John Trout
G. KR
R. H E
George Lord
Great
Falls
Colossus
Brockton
Emma John Gibbs
Fr. Simmons
Attleboro
G. del Monte
Washington and Detroit Halted by Rain After One Inning
In Washington on August 8 the Washington and Detroit clubs faced one inning with no runs before rain stopped play. Details list plays by players including Farrell Pfeffer and Williamson, with Schriver handling hit by pitched ball and Lynch as umpire. The time recorded 2 hours 20 minutes.
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NEW Yorks
Indianapolis
R. BH. PO
O'Rourke
O Bassett
Ewing
Myers
Lokss Testesseces
Tiernan
Daily
Hines
Slattery
Glasscock
Bassett
Keefe
Seery
O’rourke
Buckley
McGeachy
Oyle
Gigsssock
Boyle
Elly
Philadelphia
Mains
Chicago
Anson
van Haltren
Phillies
Sanders
Fogarty
Delehanty
Philadelpahias
Chicagos
R. BH
Malvey
Pfeffer
G Sanders
William'ss
Irwin
OljBurns
Bastian
Vparrell
Schriver
Philadelphias
Qmeirur
isGartaes Ce
Bas Eurned Pons
Farrar
Scriver
Duffy
Ryan
Ballsa
Wood
Mulvey
Williamson
Bytes
Louble
Farrell
Lynch
Washington
Detroit
Portsmouth Defeat Worcester In Close Fielding Contest
In Portsmouth New Hampshire on August 8 Portsmouth beat Worcester in a tight game marked by fine fielding. Highlights included Lynch's remarkable one handed catch Wheelock's fielding and Canavan's batting. Willis pitched well for Portsmouth with strong support from Kittredge. The scoring line shows Portsmouth leading throughout with key hits and baserunning securing the win.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Portsmouths
Worcesters
Lynch
Wheelock
Canavan
Willis
Kittredge
Ofismouids
LOS
Ofcesterg
Transcripts Tie with Globe in Wellington Baseball Clash
In a pitchers duel at Wellington yesterday the Globe and Transcript teams played to a 6 to 6 tie in five innings in the Newspaper League. Stimpson of the Transcript pitched effectively, giving his side the edge before the rain halted play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transcripts
Globes
Globe and Transcript
Wellington
Stimpson
Transcript
Post Syrees
Boot and Shoe Men on Bases for Championship Pennant
The second game in the Boot and Shoe Recorder championship pennant series will be played today at the YMCA grounds above Dartmouth Street. The Boot and Shoe Travellers' League meets the Massachusetts Shoe Fraternity, both composed of traveling salesmen in the boot and shoe trade. The teams are well matched.
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Boot
Y. M. C. A. Athletic Association
Dartmouth Street
Boot and Shoe Travellers’ League
Massachusetts Shoe Fraternity
Ake
Brooklyn-Brooklyns and Athletics top standings in three games
In games under the heading Other Games, Brooklyn-Brooklyns defeated Louisvilles 5 to 1 at Brooklyn. Philadelphia-Athletics beat St. Louis 9 to 2 in Philadelphia. Cincinnati-Cincinnatis prevailed over Baltimores 6 to 2 in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Louisvilles
Philadelphia—Athletics
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Baltimores
A Runaway Tailor Returns to Charm and Losses
Henry Turner a German tailor opened a shop at 42 Pleasant street after leaving J. H. Lewis & Co. He disappeared last Friday after taking about 1500 in goods from several wholesalers. Inspector Dugan recovered 500 in pawned goods. Turner's backer Joseph L. Mungoven stands to lose about 400 as about thirty girls were paid partly by Mungoven. Creditors include A. P. Freed & Co. and others. machinery at the shop is seized as security.
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Henry Turner
Pleasant Street
J. H. Lewis & Co
Washington Street
Turner
Dugan
Joseph L. Mungoven
Mungoven
A. P. Freed & Co
Dean William Bloom & Co
Richardt Newendorf & Co
Harness Makers Meet at Tremont Street Conference
The Harness Makers Association met at 176 Tremont Street with a committee to inspect city saddlery stores. Only Hiram Whittington & Co. of 22 Federal Street agreed to sell only to manufacturers and abandon retail. Members adopted the committee report and will circulate the action to New England harness makers. Two local dealers are expected to join soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harness Makers’ Association
Tremont Street
Hiram Whittington & Co
Federal Street
New England
Pearline Advertises Relief for Poor Servants in Heat
A brief 1900s style ad invites readers to ease servants' tasks during a heat wave by using Pearline. It emphasizes cooling, comfort, and practical household relief amid summer strain.
New York & New England Line Promises Early Travel
Advertisement suggests taking the 113 p m train on the New York and New England route to reach New York before 7 o clock. It touts the line’s Pullman drawing room sleeping cars as unmatched by other lines.
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New York
New Englan
Shipping schedule closes for Europe and Caribbean routes
Friday August 10 and Saturday August 11 mark closing times for mail to Ireland, Great Britain, other European countries via New York and Boston. Several routes include Netherlands via Rotterdam and Havana via Tampa, with connections to Halifax and Costa Rica via Port Limón. Final cutoffs and transport details vary by destination and carrier.
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Saturnia
Boston
Bothig
Globes Aurel
Echo Wads Duce
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Carroll
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
ORF
Great Britain
Ireland
Key West
SHIP NEWS NOTICE TO CAPTAINS AUGUST OBSERVATION AT BOSTON
Observation made Aug 8 at the United States Signal Station Boston at 8 am corresponds to 1 pm Greenwich time. Wind fresh cloudy. Captains may correct barometer error by adding one one hundredth inch for every ten feet of altitude. Steamer A B Nickerson reports 100 bbls porgies caught off Highland. Steam yacht Move On bound south with G W Turner aboard. Adelida sails Boston to Newport.
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United States
Boston
Provincetown
Nickerson
Highland
Move On
Portland
G W Turner
New York World
Friends
Adelida
Newport
Maritime cargoes and deals chart for Atlantic routes
A New York listing of chartered steamers and barkentine vessels shipping refined petroleum and phosphate. Entries note routes from New York to Baltic, Britain, Liverpool, Antwerp, Amster dam, and Continent, with tonnage in bbls and deals or prices in d. and s. across multiple ships such as Liberta Ardanach Balder Gambetta Viking Bellmore Cadiz Niceto Porto Riqueno Arecibo St Albans Coronilla Orion M E Cox John Trahey Camelot Nikaria Syringa Alice Ada and others.
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New York
Liberta
Nor
Baltic
Ardanach
Balder
Gambetta
Perth Amboy
Viking
Bellmore
United Kingdom
Cadiz
St John
Liverpool
Niceto
Liverpol
Porto Riqueno
T John
Arecibo
Miramachi
St Albans
Batoum
Hong Kong
Coronilla
Sicily
Philadelphia
Baltimore
McDougall
Antwerp
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Christel
Orion
M & E Cox
Bristol
John Trahey
Camelot
Freemantle
Nikaria
Syringa
Alice Ada
West Bay
Elizabeth Winslow
Peery Petroleum
Maritime shipping notes from New England ports
From Milbridge to Gloucester a flurry of sailing vessels and cargo movements. ships including Nellie Eaton Maggie Todd and others sail for New York and St John while tugs Underwriter and Ocean King accompany the Leary raft. Local ports report cleared steamers and fish landings totaling 210000 pounds cod and 3000 pounds pollock.
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Milbridge
Ella Clifton
Strout
Portland
Boston
Hannah
Caroline
Hutchings
Fall River
Vineyard Haven
Python
Chaney
Providence
Bangor
Sea Pigeon
Eaton
Stonington
Steuben
Druid
Wilcox
New York
St John
Nellie Eaton
Clark
Calais
New Bedford
Flynn
Machias
Maggie Todd
Coggswell
Newark
Ocean King
Leary Rafl
Edward Stewart
Harlow
Richmond
Lucy P Miller
Homer
H L Curtis
Multiple ships sail from ports worldwide in mid August bustle
A busy compilation lists sailing and sailing‑date details for numerous vessels including brigs, barks, ships, and steamers from ports such as ALGOR BAY BELFAST BARROW CORK CAPE TOWN CETTE CARDIFF DUBLIN DOUGLAS GLASGOW GREENOCK HULL HARBOUR GRACE LIVERPOOL LUNDY ISLAND MARSEILLES NEWCASTLE NIZUWE WATERWEG PAUILLAC RIO JANEIRO SYDNEY SAMARANG SWANSEA TAYPORT WOLGAST ASPINWALL BARACOA CARIACAS CAIBARIEN CENFUEGOS FALMOUTH GEORGESOWN HAVANA HALIFAX LIVERPOOL LONDON MONCTON MUSQUASH MATANZAS MELBOURNE MIDDLESBOROUGH OS END PANAMA PLYMOUTH QUEENSTOWN RIO JANEIRO SMYRNA SAGUA SWANSEA among others. Records note ship names such as Pacific, Bessie May, Riverside, NB Lewis, Ashantee, Amerika, Asia, Prince Charlie, Wynnstey, Kestrel, and many more with captains and routes to destinations like Philadelphia, New York, Barbados, Charleston, Halifax, Liverpool, and Havana. The list marks general maritime activity with sailings on Aug 6–8 and earlier July dates.
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Algor Bay
Vibilia
Beveridge
Port Natal
Belfast
John Ritson
Jamieson
Charleston
Barrow
Dora
Hansen
Mobile
Gullison
Cape Town
Dublin
Kong Eystein
Nor
Bergstrom
Chatham
Douglas
Isle of Man
Louise
Anger
Quebec
Glasgow
Ashantee
O’brien
Pietou
Greenock
Asia
Christensen
Gatineau
Gale
Prince Charlie
Brunsgard
Hull
Wynnstey
Thomas
San Francisco
Falmouth
Harbor Grace
Taylor
Newport
Engbrig Trusty
Apsey
Barbados
Liverpool
Patriot Queen
Heyburn
Paspebiac
Lundy Island
Duchess of Albany
Wilson
Penarth
Marseilles
Ar Aung
Grad Zagreb
Aus
Prossen
Pensacola
St Louis
Touzet
Halifax
Newcastle
Eng
Attila
Santa Rosalia
Nizuwe Waterweg
Caravan
Daggett
Rotterdam
New York
Pauillac
Dupuy de Lorne
New Orleans
VORT
Natal
Iddesleigh
Gibson
New Yor
John
Bossock
Plymouth
Edith
McRae
Charlottetown
Rio Janeiro
New
Ital
Repetto
Philadelphia
Cagliari
Tayport
Ocean
Waage
Wolgast
Kate Saneton
Evans
Savannah
Aspinwall
Colon
Henderson
Canute
McLeod
Baracoa
Ydun
Boston
Cardenas
Camelia
Penney
Havana
Matanzas
Hugo
Bonet
Cienfuegos
Ardangorm
Cameron
City of Columbia
Gaditano
Gaicoechea
Cienfue
Caibariea
Caibarien
Millie Williams
Bruce
Pascagoula
Lena R Storer
Lee
Claribel
Murchison
Anna
Garfield
Newark
Francis Thorpe
Cormack
Dunkirk
Dartmouth
Georgesown
Pei
Sch
Gladys
Fin
Lavre—Sallea
Moravia
Hamburg
Saturnina
Echevarria
Kenlta
Santalart
Dosch Lewis
Edwards
Twomey
America
Txxonera
Concha Ballester
Andres
Brunswick
Panama
Ressalt
Trygve
Force Island
Ardanrigh
Glover
Crested Wave
Tuspan
Mex
Putin
Baltic
Yggeseth
Unexpected
Brinkman
Demeraar
Sillistia
McLean
Luis A Martinez
Scott
Pictou
Abana
James
Capees
Jorgen Lorentzen
Wessel
Campbellton
Silistria
Caspian
McDougall
Baltimore
London
Gravesend
Santiago
Moncton
Chandler
Buck
F & E Givan
Melvin
Portland
Musquash
Wayfarer
Sinclair
Mersey
Navarro
Aldecocea
Montreal
Polynesian
Wiley
Premier McKenzie
Howard
Lake Superior
Stewart
Don Enrique
Corning
Montevideo
Melbourne
Seriol Wyn
Storm
Tacoma
Middlesborough
Alice M Craig
Johnson
Antwerp
WWORT
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Treparthen
Para
Hamarg
Lisbon
OS End
Houlder
Reimers
Apalachicola
San Blas
Chapman
Parthenia
Holman
Lobas de Afnéra
UEBEC
Vandnara
Allan
Circe
Creighton
Domingo
Balttimore
Handel
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Palm Branch
Scgus
Smywrna
Giacomo Mortola
Sagua
Carolina
Aldamez
Whalers Ink Mattapoisett Return At Edgartown
Edgartown reports the bark Mattapoisett returns from a cruise carrying 1100 barrels of sperm oil. No injuries or incidents noted.
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Edgartown
Mattapoisett
Maritime positions and voyages in Atlantic traffic
The report logs several ships at sea with routes and positions. Bark J W Dresser bound for New York from Parker Matanzas, August 7 near the Capes of Delaware. Ship Challenger sailing from Swangea to Acapulco, August 2 at 50 North 50 West. Barkilhet Partridge from New York to Rangoon, July 22 at 58 North 33 West. Bark Frey Abrahamson from Manzanilla to New tou aoe six, 20 miles east-southeast of Five Fathom Bank. Matilda Buck from Miragoane to Boston, August 5 at 38 40 North 74 West.
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Dresser
Parker
Matanzas
New York
Capes of
Delaware
Challenger
Thompson
Swangea
Acapulco
W. Barkilhet
Partridge
Rangoon
Bark Frey
Abrahamson
Manzanilla
Matilda Buck
Miragoane
Boston
Wrecks and Salvage Rules Across Atlantic and Americas
Shipping news from Boston to Wilmington reports loss of rudder near Canso and various wrecks. Quoddy salvaged for 30 percent by Chatham wreckers. Ivy returns after jibboom loss. Success wrecked with all aboard saved. Additional notices cover Baltic to New York routes, hull losses, fog, and salvage assessments involving multiple vessels and ports.
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Boston
Lelia Linwood
Jameson
New York
Honolulu
Jibboom
Valparaiso
Success
King
San Francisco
Mary E Dana
Jeremie
Balano
Sch
John K Souther
Lantern Head
Inagua
Philadelphia
Matanzas
Jerome
Para
Sandy Hook
Ivy
Queenstown
Louisiana
London
Skjodt
Stettin
Montevideo
Gould
Pacific
English
City
Hamburg
Oporto
Michigan
Sailing and Clearing News From Various Ports
Shipping news reports vessels sailing and clearing from Bath to Baltimore and beyond. Ships load for Baltimore and New Orleans, with schooners, brigs, and steamers listed from Ar 7th to Aug 7, including Union, Celina, and Mary L Peters, while weather and becalmed conditions hinder northward progress near Chatham.
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Bath
Arcola
Campbell
Kate
Lewis
Boston
E M Storer
Stahl
Portland
Baltimore
Nellie
Dinsmore
Doage
Philadelphia
Tug Perry
Call
New Orleans
Savannah
Rival
New York
Boothbay
Union
Bridgeport
Conn
William H Kenze
Rhoades
Georgetown
Amelia
Levi Hart
Ives
Celina
Adams
Kennebec
Alleghany
Parker
River Ettrick
Lamont
Aspinwall
Oliver
Barrett
Wallace
Mary L Peters
Williams
E H Weaver
Mattie
Franklin
Calais
Hooper
Calder
Albert
Manthorn
Orezimbo
Warnock
Boole
New Bedford
L Eaton
Grearson
Mott Haven
Palestine
Bartlett
Stonington
G King
Brit Pawtucket
Charleston
Delaware
Fernandina
Newton Duich Island
H Watford
Perth Amboy
Nantucket
Kate Scranton
Eldridge
Providence
Mary A Pike
Mitchell
Hillsboro
Zamona
Dird
Rockland
Druid
Wilcox
St John
Charles A Briggs
Hammett
Nathan Easterbrook, Jr
Nellie Dog
Winsloe
Norfolk
Little Charlie
Wass
Norwich
Doughton
Crosson
J G Fell
Crowley
Coweset
Elias Bunyon
Taunton
Incoming Steamers for Boston and Other Ports
A dated shipping timetable lists incoming steamers to Boston and other ports with origin, agent, and expected arrival dates in August. Entries include ships from Antwerp Yarmouth Jamaica Savannah and Liverpool with agents such as J G Hall Co Hamdard Wright&Sons Har son Lpring and others.
Outgoing steamers from Boston schedule preview
A list of incoming and outgoing steamships with ports, times, and operators for August dates. Vessels include Savannah, Bulgarian, City of Macon, Catalonia, Parthian, Gate City, and Ethiopa with lines from Rich and Barnes, J G Hall & Co, Alex Martin, E B Sampson, Warren & Co, and others. Timings span August 9 to August 28 with multiple Liverpool, Yarmouth, and Philadelphia calls.
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Antwerp
Furness Borderer
London
Furness Yarmouth
Yarmouth
G Hall & Co Aguan
Jamaica
B’st
FruitCo
Ork
Catalonia
Alex Martin
Macon
Savannah
Jane St
Tvens N& Barn
G Hall & Co
Worcester
Halifax
Har'son
Kansas
Liverpool
Warren & Co Savarian
Thayer& Linc
J G Hall & Co
Pavonia
Alex Martin Gate City
Rich & Barnard Yarmouth
Carroll
Har’son Lpring
Rich’n&Barn
Stockholm Co
C Furness Yarmouth
JG Hall & Co
Thayer & Lin
Hothnia
Alex Martin Parthian
Phil’d’phia
Eanes
Alifax
Dowa
Warren & Co Yarmouth
Norman
Phil
E B Sampson
City of Macon
Rich’n& Barn
Borderer
C Purness
Malifax
Harrison Loring Spartan
Parthian
Phil’d’p’a
Gate City
Mail Schedules From New York To World Ports
Shipping notices list departures from New York on Friday and Thursday with sailings to Boston Central America and the South Pacific including Costa Rica and Guatemala via steamship New Port. Other lines announce departures to Norway Scotland France Germany Great Britain Ireland and Continental Europe via various vessels with special addresses.
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Central America
South Pacific
Costaica
Guatemala
Newport
New York
Norway
Gieser
Brest
Havre
la Normandie
German States
Great Britain
Continent of
Trans-Pacific Mails Close Dates for Various Routes
For Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports and for the Fast Indies Straits Settlements Siam and Dutch East Indies via steamship Arabic from San Francisco August 21 Close at Boston August 15 at 5 30 p m For Australia Fiji Islands New Zealand Samoan and Hawaiian Islands via steamship Alabama from San Francisco August 23 Mail closes at Boston Sunday August 19 at 1 m Correspondence for trans Pacific mails should be mailed at Boston at least eight days previous to date given above.
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Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Fast Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
San Francisco
Boston
Australia
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Alame la
Boston-bound Vessels Sail From Various Ports
The list shows ships and barks sailing for Boston with origins and dates, including Ararat Axelson from Montevideo in July, Adolph Obrig from Hiogo in May, Emily F Whitney Robbins from Manila in uly, Elissa Chaddock from Rangoon in June, Gustava from Stettin in June, J A Horsey Dowling from Miragoane in July, Josselyn from Cebu in March, Laura from Buenos Ayres in February, Pilgrim from Zanzibar in June, Sulitelma from Singapore in April, Caprice from Buenos Ayres in June, Xenia from Manila in April, and Daonimeeine from Buenos Ayres in June. Several vessels indicate passages past St Helena or Anjer.
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Adolph Obrig
Peterson
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Hiogo
Emily F
Whitney
Robbins
Manila
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Elissa
Chaddock
Br. Bark
Rangoon
Gustava
Ger. Bark
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Stettin
Sas Fai Farrell
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Dennisville
Torbert
Weaver
Blast
Martin
Nacoochee
Dessong
Giovanni
Trapani
Genoa
Mary
Celurea
Port Townsend
Port Madison
Marion
Dolliard
Columbus River
Aberdeen
Hong Hong
Armenia
Carter
Tyburnia
Warner
Hayden
Jeanie
Victoria
Combermere
Jenkins
Abner Coburn
Joseph B Thomas
Cleomene
Poeerie Ist
Samoset
Wilmington
Gulf Stream
Ingram
Lena Breed
Jones
F’h, Edge&Co
England
WJ Hurst Noordland
Wright&s
Us Cy
Wright&S'ns Bammonia
Kunhardt&Co
Aller
Lu’s de Bebian
Egypt
WJ Hurst
Rugia
Kunhardt & Co St. of Penn
Baldwin
Cy of Richm
Henderson Bros “la Normandie
Louis de Bebian Marsala
F’ch
Edge & Co
Geiser
Copenha G’n
Servia
V H Brown&Co
Sail
Trans-Pacific Mails
Bar Harbor
Olivette
Plant Steamship Line
Lewis Wharf
Direct
Annie F
O. G. Pearson
Washington St
A. Dew. Sampson
Washington Sty
Or— Richardson & Barnard
Atlantic Avenue
Mount Desert
Boston & Bangor Steamship Co
Foster’s
Bell
Searsport
Bucksport
Winterport
Hampden
Tially
Green’s Landing
Southywest Harbor
Seal Harbor
Swans’ Island
Northwest Harbor
Nuuttie Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Brooklin
Pluelvill
Surry and
Elsworth
Southwest Harbor
William H. Hill
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Yarmouth Steanship CO
St. John
N. B
Digby
Annapolis
Kentville
Davison
City of St. John
Shelburne
Recepers
Iverpool
Maenburg
Esq
Boson
Walter Hall
John G. Hall & CO
Chatham St
Thomas Cook & Son
W. H. Baves
Kennebec River
Bath, Richmond, Gardiner, Hallowell and
Augusta
Beethbay
Jason Collins
Lincoln’s Wharf
Chas, H. Hyde
Reston & Gloucester Steame Boat Company
North Side Central Wharf
Nortr Ae East
India Wharf
Fortland
Co. F. Williams
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
Mississippi
Texas
Arizona
New and
Old Mexico
Colorado
California
EB. E. Currier
N. E
KE. Mawley
Broadway
A. C. Lombard
State Street
Cunard Line
Cork Harbor
Scythia
Samaria
Steere
Alexander Martin
Agcout
Boshnia
Liaia Jan A
RED Star Line
A. Adams & CO
New Eng
Broad Street
Warren Line
Postoffice Square
Furness Line
Immy
Stockholm
Furness
Water Street
Associated Railways
Virgins
CAR@LINAS
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Coy
Central Wharf
Piedmont Air Line
Boston & Providence
Waldo A
Boston & Providence Railroad
Cromwell Line
New Orleans Direct
Pier
Worth River
S. S. Louisiana
S.S. Hudson
New Mexico
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Red Rivers
Caliifornia
T. N. Magna
Samuel H. Seaman
North River
India
Pier 11
North Rivers
Soth
West
HM. Whitney
Ludia Wharf
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Boston Lane
Tenn, & Go Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
Baltimore & Ohio
South An
Geo
Smalley
Fela
Florida
NEW England and Savannah Steamship Company
Gare Clay
North Side
Sound
Long Wharf
Sampson
Bostom
Mallory
Alamo
Galveston
Comal
San Antonio
State OF Texas
Seth Sprague
Old State Louse
Pee Steamship
Grand Junction
Custom House
Postoffice
Cleveland and Thurman Ortraits
Mazeppa Sign CO
Water ST
Court Street