Very Fast Time On Fleet Sprint From Newport To New Bedford
New Bedford Aug 9 The New York squadron posted fast times with a southwest breeze as Puritan led the fleet from Newport crossing the line off Fort Taber at 1 46 The Montauk Priscilla Sachem and Mayflower followed with Sachem among the fastest The Galatea and other yachts passed Clark s Point and Vineyard Haven while the fleet anticipated a Vineyard voyage A Republican state convention date debate stalls amid Odd Fellows conflicts and hotel demand in the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
New York
Newport
Fort Taber
Fedaima
Priscilla
Boston
Gotham
Sachem
Butler
Brenton’s Reefs
Clark’s Point
H.m.s
H.m
Bachem
Cacesses- Seeeeds
Montauk
Ccervecesces
Intrepid
Speranza
Miatiouia
Ccc
Cescee
Athianita
Cedavcaghd
Siacheen Ne Es
A Sas Ca Eases Ees
St Gfunoko
GOCIC
Cck
See
Wkenes
Stranger
Hildegarde
Cher Co Iscixenes Es
Whileaway
Ol CipGerella
Ccrcecses
Athlone. .S
Ec- Cesvessst
Miophio. Co
Ccs Scoccen
Wired Sechess Vecscves
H.m.s. H.m.s. H.m.s. Amefica
ENOA
Seeell
Quick’s Hall
Inner Harbor
Vineyard Haven
Fedalma
Fairhaven
Palmer’s Island
Cythia
Electra
Lagoda
Oneida
Vineyard
Henn
Galatea
YACHT ACCIDENTS AND ARRIVALS ABOARD SUMMER FLEET
The Priscilla collided with the Gevalia off the Dumplings in a Newport race morning. Priscilla uninjured and continuing, while Gevalia’s mainsail and boom were destroyed. Commodore Canfield apologized and offered to cover damages. Several guest sightings follow as Edith, Oriental, White Bird, Viola, Siren and others reach various ports with boats and crews. The New Haven club yachts depart for an annual cruise visiting New London, Newport, New Bedford, Quiet Bay and Oak Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Priscilla
G. M. Winslow
Boston
Gevalia
Commodore Canfield
Geralia
Vineyard Haven
Viola
New York
John P. Kennedy
Siren
Bk. R. Washburn
Haze
C. T. Hogdon
New Bedford
Nantucket
Archibald Rogers
Beverly
New Haven
New Haven Club
Stony Creek
New London
Quiet Bay
Oak Bluffs
Genuine Titian Hangs At Fort Wayne Bishop Home
Fort Wayne Gazette reports a recently unpacked Titian titled Salome with Herodias head, donated by a Munich priest from Napoleonic era plunder. Experts including Professor Gregori affirm the work as a Titian, one of four with the artist’s daughter portrait, and Bishop Dwenger plans to sell it to fund an orphan asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titian
Fort Wayne
Ind
Italy
Salome
Herod
John the Baptist
Herodias
Europe
Holy Father
Baltimore Council
Munich
America
Dwenger
Academy
Gregori
Pius IX
Emperor selects brides from Manchurian nobility
The young Chinese emperor is choosing three brides from thirty two noble Manchu candidates gathered at the palace in Pekin. The future Empress will be chosen first, followed by two assistants named the Eastern and Western Empresses as part of the empire's ancient Manchu custom. The emperor is to assume full power next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crapo
Ames
Political notes and party moves across Massachusetts
Senator Douglas heads to Colorado while questions rise about press silence on booming activity. George Marden may seek governor's council nomination amid other candidates. Central Trades and Labor Union votes to back workingmen friendly reps in city council and Legislature and forms a Ward Card League to keep politics out of the union. Congressman Lovering returns from Washington. Essex County redistricting hearing continues with multiple proposed adjustments from Lynn, Middleton, Ipswich, Danvers, Beverly and Gloucester. Springfield Prohibitionists name 25 delegates to Worcester, list of delegates published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Brockton
Colorado
Lowell Sun
Courier
George Marden
Speaker Brackett
Ben. Wesley A. Gove
Senate
East Boston Argus
Governor
Central Trades and Labor Union
Boston
Knights of Labor
Trades Union
Central League
Central Labor Union
Lovering
Washington
Essex County
Court House
Salem
Senator Jones
Lynn
Mr. Allen
Saugus
Lynnfield
Middleton
Messrs. Frye
North Andover
Tyler
Stackpole
Ipswich
Sellars
Danvers
D. W. Quiil
Beverly
Howe
Essex
P. S. Curry
Story
Gloucester
Harmon Hall
Hitchings
D. W. Quill
Eeverly
Springfield
Worcester
Eliphalet Trask
John Blackmer
O. Ss. Brigham
A. W. Holt
C. H. Annabie
A. F. Rockwood
John
H. V. J. Schermerhorn
A. I. Torrance
Political shuffles in Massachusetts 1870s press notes
The Worcester Spy recounts Hoar's repeated retirements and returns to Congress, the deferrals by Rice, and the 1876 resignation from the field when Hoar was prevailed upon to run again. It includes opinions from Somerville Journal, Lynn Bulletin, Newton Graphic, Lowell Mail on Crapo and Haile as potential successors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoar
House of Representatives
Washington
Rice
Hearspain
Congress
Bullock
Mr. Rice
MR. Blaine
MR. Field
Newton Graphic
The
Boston Journal
Crapo
Chinese railways scheme shelved as German capitalists fail
The Liverpool Post reports that German promoters failed to secure Chinese government concessions for railway construction. Delegates in China say a decision will come only after the emperor's majority next year, with doubts about profitability and feasibility. The mission is a signal failure as China remains unready for steam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Berlin
China
Ah Sin
Pekin
Europe
Tientsin
Hyde Park petition for New York & New England train stops
Railroad commissioners granted a rehearing on Hyde Park residents petition to allow New York & New England trains leaving Boston at 9 am and 830 pm to stop at their station. Testimony from A Washburn A H Norris T H Chamberlain N H Bates W F Kelley N P Merrill supported the stoppage. Rail authorities argue stops would delay connections further west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
New York & New England
Boston
Messrs. A. Washburn
A.H. Norris
T. H. Chamberlain
N. H. Bates
W. F. Kelley
N. P. Merrill
Jamaica contingent arrives in Boston on steamer Lorenzo D Baker
The Lorenzo D Baker arrived from Port Morant bringing Charles E Powers Jr Lawrence R Fyfe Fannie A Fyfe W H Farquharson P A Brases J Reex David A Isaacs J Blake Fred C Weld W Hapey Fyfe Francis Hart Ss I Bailey F A Jenvivre E Wuarshael and other members forming the West Indian cricket team in Jamaica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo D. Baker
Boston
Port Morant
Charles E. Powers, Jr
Lawrence R. Fyfe
Fannie A. Fyfe
W. H. Farquharson
P. A. Brases
J. Reex
David A. Isaacs
J. Blake
Fred C. Weld
W. Hapey Fyfe
Francis Hart
Ss. I. Bailey
F. A. Jenvivre
E. Wuarshael
Jamaica
Typhoid Declines While Scarlet Fever Sees More Fatality
The annual report of the New Hampshire State board of health shows typhoid fever gradually diminishing over three years. Scarlet fever was less common than in 1884 but produced more fatal cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire State Board of Health
Amicably Settled Cambridge Packing House Dispute
Cambridge rejoices as Mayor Russell mediates a peaceful settlement between Johnn P. Squire & Co. and locked out workers. Squire to reinstate staff on pre‑lockout terms, wage review planned, Knights of Labor board approves, and full operations to resume by early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Johnn P. Squire
City Hall
Mr. Russell
Mr. Squire
W. W. Kimball
Squire
Knights of Labor
Messrs
J. H. Stillman
J. R. Pike
Robert Howard
General Executive Board
Philadelphia
Institute Hall
Messrs. Stillman
Pike
Messrs. Stillman and Pike
District 30
John W. Coveny
Assembly
Hayward Place
Boston
District Assembly
Brushmakers to Form National Union to Oppose It
Brushmakers Assembly 5093 Knights of Labor met at 176 Tremont street to appoint three delegates for the national convention in Philadelphia on Aug. 15. The goal is to form a national union to oppose convict labor in brushing, arguing convicts depress wages. At East Cambridge county jail over 200 convicts are used in brush manufacturing, while local brushmakers number about 100 fewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushmakers’ Assembly
Knights of Labor
Tremont Street
Brushmakers
Philadelphia
Cambridge
Town Roars At Congressman Infatuation With Opera Prima Donna
The town laughs at a New England congressman and a prima donna wife near age fifty as bouquets flood the stage each night. A diplomat studies a foreign legation singer, while more lovers and gifts create a parade of public curiosity, despite their secrecy.
Waiters Speak Out Against Habitual Abuse by Guests
A letter laments civil mistreatment of waiters by diners, recounting insults like hurry my stumps and rough language. The writer argues workers endure a heavy day and may respond in kind, insisting staff have feelings and should be treated with basic civility.
Camp of the Second Corps of Cadets in Centennial Grove
The Second Corps of Cadets began a week long camp in Centennial Grove Essex with fourteen officers, seventy seven men and twenty five musicians on duty. The roster lists Lieutenant Colonel J. Frank Dalton as commander and includes majors adjutant a First Lieutenant Andrew Fitz and others. Company A is led by Captain Samuel A. Johnson with Lieutenants Walter F. Peck and Charles J. Baker. Company B is led by Captain Edward W. Abbott with Lieutenants Charles W. Lang and Charles W. Osgood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Butler
Samuel A. Johnson
Walter F. Peck
Charles J. Baker
Edward W. Abbott
Charles W. Lang
Charles W. Osgood
Day in Camp play by Wilcox Post G A R at Tremont Temple
In Tremont Temple last evening the armed battalion of E K Wilcox Post 16 Springfield began a week's performance of its new play The Day in Camp illustrating camp life at the front. Commander S B Parker directed scenes and amusing acts. Peformer Charles B Yeaton as the Comical Dutchman drew much laughter. four matinees and nightly shows scheduled all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
E. K. Wilcox Post 16
G.A.R
Springfield
8. B. Parker
Pir
Charles B. Yeaton
Unidentified infant found on church steps with note left
Officer Trider of Station 1 found a three day old boy on Father Burns's North square steps at 10 45 last evening. A note read we are forced to abandon this child and commit him to your care and to God's hoping you will be kinder to him than we can be we remain his unhappy parents. The child was sent to the Chardon Street Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trider
Station 1
Father Burns
North Square
Chardon Street
Lawrences Blues play a tight show in Worcester league test
Boston Blues suffer defeat as Lawrences shine in a doubleheader tilt here with strong batting from Pettee Cox Grady Holland and W Murphy. Attendance 400. score details show Lawrences tallies and Blues errors. Other game reports Portlands beat Newburyports in a high scoring clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Boston Blues
Lawrences
Pettee
Cox
Grady
Holland
W. Murphy
A. E. Burns
Ojake
Donovan
W.murphy
Bwke
1Artnett
L11
Waton
el Totals Iiss
Heston Dimes
C.sieccisasean
Blues
Watson
Newburyport
Portlands
Newburyports
Lovett
Gruber
Whiteley
Hanlan Triumphs In Nantasket One Mile Scull Race
Edward Hanlan led a skilled quartet of Edward Hanlan George H Hosmer James Ten Eyck and John McKay in a three mile Nantasket coast race. Hanlan won by fifteen lengths in 21 minutes 5 seconds with McKay second 22 5 and Ten Eyck 22 6 while Hosmer faded after a crab. Purse of 1100 distributed. Hanlan heads to Worcester for further training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hanlan
George H. Hosmer
James Ten Eyck
John McKay
Nantasket Beach
Harlan
Hanplan
Ten Eyck
McKay
Hosmer
Hanlan
Teo Eyck
Nantasket
Worcester
Tila M. Dalby
Dory
Runners at Beacon Park South Boston horses race upset
A fair crowd attended the Beacon Park meeting in Brighton for South Boston horses. In the sweepstakes Unknown ridden by William Kelly won after a judge fined Kelly $20 for allegedly attempting to throw the heat. A new driver then steered Unknown to victory. The free-for-all purse of $100 was unfinished due to darkness with final heats set for 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Park
South Boston
William Kelly
Unknown
Billy O
Kelly
Brighton
William O’brien
J. Bowen
M. Erip
treafor-sH-rsce
J. McNutt
Dan Maguire
W.H. Wall
Bik. G
T. D. Costello
B. G. John
Jak Dee Awe W. Higgins
B.g. Hoosie
W. Curdell
G. Milton
John Trout
J. B. Benson
A. L. Barker
Maritime Sailing Notices From Across Ports
Off Point de Grave Aug 6 Antilles from New York. At Amsterdam Aug 7 Zaandam from New York. At Newcastle Aug 8 Bermuda from New York. At Liverpool Aug 8 Palestine from Boston 9th Bavarian from de At Rangoon Aug 9 Gulf of Papua from New York. Off Gravesend Aug 8 Greece from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point de Grave
Antilles
New York
Amsterdam
Zaandam
Newcastle
Bermuda
Liverpool
Palestine
Boston
Rangoon
Gulf of Papua
Gravesend
Greece
Observations at Boston Signal Station Aug 9 7 AM
Report from the United States Signal Station Boston notes wind and weather at 7 AM local time, with barometric readings and sea level correction guidance. Captains should adjust ship instruments by one hundredth of an inch per ten feet of elevation, based on daily readings. Miniature Almanac lists tides and daylight details for Aug 10 with modest water signals and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Steamer Traffic and Clearances Offshore Boston to Nova Scotia
Shipping notes record arrivals and departures along the Atlantic coast. Vessels include the steamer Lorenzo D Baker with 5 passengers and bananas to Boston Fruit Co, and the Pearl from Boston arriving July 25. Several coastal steamers and brigs served routes to Philadelphia Port Antonio and NS ports, with quarantine reports and wind conditions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo D Baker
Boston
Wiley
Port Mo
Apt
Boston Fruit Company
Port Antonio
Pearl
L D Baker
Lon
Sen F L Richardson
Belano
Philadelphia
L DB
Worcester
Allen
Charlottetown
Pei
Port Hawkesbury
Halifax
Nickerson & Crosby
Williamsport
Miller
Aliextowa
Swaey
Philadeiphia
John Brooks
Snowman
Portland
Erbrig
van Horr
Merriam
Glace Bay
Modena
McBride
Harborville
Florence Christine
Chute
Bear River
Maud W
Kingston
Quaco
Anna Currier
Welsh
St John
Haplan
Eldridge
Kendrick
Barrington
Lizz'e
Eels
Greenlaw
Rockport
Cynosure
Gray
Rockland
Crooks
Smaylidge
Franklin
Island City
Blaze
Agricola
Whitmore
Eilsworth
Hewitt
Boneventura
Vessel Ashore at Souris Prince Edward Island
A telegram to Cunningham and Thompson reports the vessel J & Garland ashore at Souris PEI and refloated with a tow for 300 dollars, slightly damaged, to proceed for repairs in the Straits or Canso. Euith S Walen from Grand Bank reports July 26 sighting Arthur of Shelburne NS on Grand Banks with 220,090 pounds. One lot of bay mackerel, 460 barrels, sold today at 6 dollars per barrel without packing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham & Thompson
Waster
Sch
Souris
Pei
Straits
Canso
Euith S Walen
Grand Banke
Ed Arthur
Shelburne
Grand Banks
Sharpness-Sailed and multiple ships listed with routes
Shipping notices show numerous vessels sailing or reported at sea with origins, destinations, and positions. Entries include bark Onaway Purdy from Sydney to NB, ships to Yokohama Calcutta San Francisco Melbourne and others with dates, coordinates, and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Shelon
San Francisco
Parks Europa
Strasiland
Shediac
Pincess Alexandra
Hollywood
Quebec
Melbourne
Parks Sarah S Ridgeway
Townsend
Puget Sound
J P Smith
Owen
Valparaiso
Don
Portland
Falnland
Hill
Newcastle
Sutherlandshire
Pettie
Shields
Sharpness
Bark Onaway, Purdy, Sackville, NB
Sydney
Nsw
Closeburn
Johnson
Scilly
Pilot host reports whale strike injures captain at sea
WHALERS. Pilot host Pet No 9 of New York reports Aug 5 at lat 41 RO that after harpooning a whale the boat was struck and smashed by the whale. The captain was seriously injured and the vessel was forced to return home for medical treatment two months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet
New York
Son
Provincetown
Marine notes from various ships and wrecks coast to coast
The report covers vessels from Palestine to W C French with losses and salvage. Palestine lost 48 head of cattle while arriving from Boston to Liverpool. Frank Herbert underway to Blair's Locks after deckload discharge. Nil Desperadum damaged and heading to Souris repairs after a squall. Salina from Ivigtut to Philadelphia arrived with crews safe after squall losses. Nellie White beached and breaking up near Sanny Point with movable cargo moved to Pilot Boy. Banyard distressed off Bagantine Shoals with damaged sails. crew safe. George R Vreeland ashore at Jones Point with tug assistance. Wave wrecked at Beaufort with wrecking sale planned. Wrecking steamer William F Taylor and Annie Collies aiding Mark Codorus ashore on Hatteras Shoals with large coffee cargo. Various other ships report gales, leaks, and salvage operations from Northport to Shanghai and San Francisco bound vessels, including Stalwart, St Johns, and Acacia incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Whiteway
Liverpool
Boston
Boothbay
Frank Herbert
Blair
Port Hawkesbury
Wellfleet
Cape Cod
North Sydney
Salina
Peterson
Ivetut
Greenland
Philadelphia
Nellie White
Sanny Point
Chesapeake Bay
Schoolal Ferren
Pilot Boy
Baltimore
Atlantic City
Bagantine Shoals
New York
Cape Henry
Sir Herry Diston
Norfolk
Inlet
Daria
Alexandria
George R Vreeland
Jones Point
Beaufort
Baker Salvage
Diamond Reef
Daley
North Carolina
Benson
Northport
Varassa
St Johns
Crab Meadow Creek
Eaton Neck
Shanghai
Wm Rogers
Bath
Benjamin P Poole
San Francisco Ang
Pythomene
Cork
United
Kingdom
Havre
Antwerp
Bak Aylemore
Sarp St John
Wm G Davis
Tamar E Marshal
Belle of Bath
Knight of the Garter
Bark Assaye
United Kingdom
Continent
Stalwat
Brach Acacia, Grady
St John
Vinegara Haven
Highland Tigot
Scammell Brothers
Navesink
Hall
Delaware Bay
C French
Kennebec
Astoria
Thetis
Shearer
Adelaide
Katuna
Coffin
Mery Sands
Greenleaf
Pearl
Joseph N Huddell
Hanson
Oliver Ames
Handy
Lizzie Dewey
Peters
Mima
Reed
Daniel Brown
Curtis
David Torrey
Orne
Middletown
Conn
Mary J Castner
New Haven
Prydian
Gey Eagle
Serene
Segeman
Rio Janeiro
Nostra Madre
Frugone
Genoa
Bartolomew Gagliardo
Solar
Girgenti
Charles C Dame
Batley
Beverly
Mass
Hattie Nickerson
Nickerson
New Buryport
Philadelpnia
Charleston
Sylphide
Pedersen
Ascension
Mary A Bradshaw
Vark Medusa
Krause
St Vincent
Fortress Monroe
Carn Marth
Bayonne
Calais
Wiliam Deming
Hodgkins
Rowena
Dow
Alamo
Cleareo
Mark Hebert Fischer
Georgetown
Waccamaw
Blatchford
Myannis
Paseed West
M L Davis
Sanfora
Allen Green
East
Chatham
Ikey West
Lowery
Pensacola
Benrietta
Biloxi
Clesrea
Barks
Angantyr
Ziemberg
Equator
Hagelin
Crowsvast
New Bedford
City of New Bedford
Asa
Worthington Fitch
John Cadwalader
Ada Herbert
Hiraing
Emulator
Kendrick
Yth
City of
Fish
New Orleans
Explorer
Port Eads
Ward. Jr
Ruatan
Sandringham
Aspnwall
George Leaming
Smith & Wilson
Fennell
Bremen
Cienfuegos
Havana
Ross
Louisiana
New Oreans
Sutton
Atklon
Enigma
Forrey
Rosa
Santander
Alve Bradshaw
Cabm
Maritime ships and arrivals list from August entries
A dense nautical log lists ships sailing and passing Aug events across ports like Perth Amboy Liverpool and New York. Entries include steamers E J Spicer Ashcene and State of Georgia plus barks Arlington and Aaa P Gould with destinations from Montreal to London and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilena
Holton
New Icepeo
Amat Hossack
Pireal Viandon
E Tetson
Perth Amboy
Eeeeet
E J Spicer
Spicer
New York
Aspinwall
Daibeattie
Tia News
George Moulton, Jr
Landerkin
Ship Island
E Sewman
Key
Hermod
Ostensen
Greape
Hamburg
Daxota
Schaffer
Baltimore
Halifax
Aaa P Gould
Henraban
Sydney
Alunda
Hill
St John
Portia
Carson
St Johns
Kinsale
Counsellor
Lang
New Orleans
Liverpool
Kingroad
Ludvigsen
Bathurst
Lizard
Polaria
Shhade
Melbourne
Overgaard
Point du Chene
Kreon
Jensen
Jordan River
Texas
Cross
Montreal
Ritchie
Sailea
Saturmina
Echeverria
Havana
Qanmore
Jones
Bark Bianche
Foster
Pictou
America
Herriman
Wilmington
Cal
Hahneman
Bow
Quebec
Luigina R. Chivari
Miramichi
London
Chip Sirocen
Biglan
Er King
Priske
Milanese
Manley
Kosten
Greece
Jeffrey
Thorne Iolme
Holmes
Sallee Ltd
Alvega
Gallers
Philadelphia
Alfhild
Salvesen
Gravesend
Rhine
Florence
Newark
Lingan
Aquatic
Hallcrow
Uncalk
Low Peoint
West Cumberland
Brown
North Sydney
Admiral
Molnenhauer
Leith
City of Athens
Morrison
San Francisco
Malin
State of Georgia
Moodie
Glasgow
Emiliano
Bengon
Carthaginian
McNicol
Nestorian
Dalziel
Memel
Fatfield
Boston
Plymouth
Geilert
Kuhlwein
Queenstown
Wellame
Bjornqvist
Pensacoa
Indiana
Sargent
Wisconsin
Bentley
Servia
McKay
Martha
Gjertsen
Grangemouth
Western Ocean
Berwick
Hull
Queen Victoria
Wenzel
Father Point &Th
Toronto
McAuley
Rio Janeiro
Tin Port
Herschell
Kee
Cyanus
Delambre
Memnon
Archimedes
Alice D Cooper
Saunders
Wuatan
Idis Cefalu
W & H Wotherspoon
Dodge
Stockholm
Mosher
Stettin
Britannia
Anderzen
Philaelphia
Southampton
Ems
Bremen
Portian and ship list pass through Atlantic routes
Diverse manifests show ships and crews moving through multiple harbors from Boston to Liverpool and New York. Entries include vessels such as St Patrick Campbell Liverpool and Anne Elizabeth Boston bound. various steamers and schooners listed with routes to Philadelphia Boston and Norfolk. The document records departures and clearances, including cargo and passenger movements across Atlantic and coastal ports.
Names aboard three steamers from Jamaica Philadelphia and Savannah
List of passengers on the steamers Lorenzo AD Baker Spartan and City of Macon from Jamaica Philadelphia and Savannah. Includes Mr Baney Mr We Mc Hart Mr Burke Mrs Fyfe and others with numerous family members and companions aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo AD Baker
Jamaica
J Baney
F C We
F Hart
J M Burke
EB Marchal
J Lees
W I Farquharson
PA Isaacs
LA Isaacs
Isaacs
WH Fyfe
L R Fyfe
LK Fyfe
Stearmer Spartan
Philadelphia
Henry Reed
H R Robins
Thomas Robins
Jacob P Kusel
Ray Hi Walton
EJ E'ting
Miss Grancis Etting
Miss Etting
LJ Landreth
Lewis
Henson
N Hf Stone
Edwin Bimster
Wilson Welsh
K O Truitt
David A Woelper
J B Bennett
Helen B Welsh
Bertha Welsh
AJ Wilkinson
Stanley Hurlburt
George W Hart
Thomas Lee
A Parker
S J Knight
HC Knight
G T Stanford
Macon
Savannah
TL Stone
E B Walker
S W Walker
J Bateman
Mies Kendall
T K Lewis
HE Declan
Hatt
Messida Rand
van Horn
W Feddis
T W Greenlitt
L Keller
W UH Coates
CB Downes
D H Dunston
J W Anderson
W & Nickerson
WH Hewett
C H Tuxbury
F E Alden
J M Alley
Sol Sarling
J G Wilson
D W Adams
Major C Williams
Shipping list of steamers and agents across Atlantic ports
A historical timetable tally from Boston and New York listing numerous ships, agents, routes, and departure windows. It records vessel names such as Furness, Cunard, Henderson, and Warren & Co with destinations including Liverpool, London, Hamburg, Antwerp, and Havre, with dates from July to September and notes on mail steamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oes
Cecevss Nowcastle
Grafton
Corp
Furness Waldenscan
Glasgow
H & A Allan Wetherby
Hamburg
Furness British Queen
London
Enderson Bros
Roston City
Furness Roman
Cse-Ee
Liverpool
Warren & Co VO
Bro
Sceecceess
Gallia
Cs-Sees
Cunards
Antwerp
Sootz Virginian
Thayer & Lincoln Pavonia
Cunard
Borderer
Furness Scythia
Cunard S$ Co
Milanese
Furness
Tower Hill
Henderson Bros Litegate Bill
Henderson Bros Palatia
Pheps Bros & Co Felvetia
F W J Hurst S
Indiana
Battwin & Co Schiedam
Amsterdam
Finch, Elye @ Co
Lydian Monarch
Patton, Vick’s & Co
Wright & Sons Tliverpoo
M Underhill & Co
Kunhardt & Co
eLiverpool
Wright & Sons
Rene Voce
Hurst
Rome
Henderson Bros Tyavc
Vccesseo Cmcrs
Quichs & Co England
H Brown
Go Noordiana
Wright & Vo la Normanaie
Havre
Louis de Bebian
Richmond Hill
Henderson Bros Edis
Ceeeeeee- Bremen
Qeirichs & Co Wisconsin
Underhill & Co
Rugia
Umbria
H Brown & Co
Durham City
Kansas
Warren & Co Venetian
Thayer & Lincoln Cephalonia
Canard SS Co
Waldensian
H & A Allan Roman
Warren & Co Gallia
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