Mayflower Dominates Yachting Fleet Down the Sound
At CcTrace City Aug 10 the Mayflower leads a fleet of schooners across a brisk southwest breeze. The Puritan, Priscilla, Atlantic, and others follow as the Mayflower gaps rivals with a close finish near Tzsrpaulin Cove. Galatea reception and a Newport disbanding plan cap the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CcTrace City
Royal Northern Club
Henn
Gerry
Fortuna
Vineyard Haven
Electra
Wanderer
Palmer’s Island
Clark’s Point
Stranger
Gracie
Vixen
Puritan
Priscilla
Fanny
Halcyon
Bertie
Sachem
Athlon
Mayflower
White Arrow
Dauntless
Lancer
Atalanta
Huron
America
Bay
Quick’s Hall
Galutes
Tzsrpaulin Cove
West Chop
Clark
H.M.S. Mono
Cccce
Montauk
Worttin
Tametich Ccce
Ccceesees
Intrepid
WeteOll Osocas ccc Vonneves As
Dreadnaught
Spoctar-Zd
Cceeee Ceosecess
Helcyon
Eee
Dmercom
Cascewss
Eoscae
C.seneeees
Cess
Coco Oc Tcenses
Kccareh Cucesessesas
Eae Whavesesa
Fiopod
Cinderella
Eeccceee
Si RT Oe Sans Cvcwes
Fingobatge
Commodore Gerry
General Butler
Judge Arnoux
New York
Newport
Newport Citizens Offer 1000 Dollar Cup for Club Yachts Race
Newport Rhode Island August 10 citizens subscribe for a 1000 dollar cup to be awarded to yachts of the Boston and New York clubs and English yachts now in American waters for a Newport race. A telegram was sent to Commodore Gerry seeking likelihood of acceptance. F P Garrettson pledges 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Boston
New York
Gerry
F. P. Garrettson
New Reptorp
Atalanta
Caronilla
Sylph
Ruth
Concord
Clara
Mona
Bar Harnor
Luido
R. L. Green
Ibis
Meteor
Clover train debuts on Old Colony line to Fall River
The Old Colony railroad introduces four elegant 60 foot Pullman passenger coaches on the Boston to Fall River route leaving at 7 PM. The cars cost about $6000 each, seat 76, and feature mahogany interiors and electric engine communication. An inaugural test run covered 82 miles via Taunton and Middleboro with smooth performance and no extra passenger charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fall River
New England
Old Colony Railroad
New York
Old Colony Road
Pullman
Pullman Company
Hale & Kilburn
J. B. Kendrick
George L. Connor
J. Sprague
J. C C. Sanborn
F. M. Twombly
A. M. Twombly
John Chamberlain
Allston
Boston & Albany Railroad
J. W. Marden
Fitchburg Railroad
E. E. Pratt
New York & New England Road
C. D. Powell
Ottawa
Can
Frank Newby
Middleboro
Brockton
Raynham
Boston Valuation Board Reports 1886 Rate and Gains by Ward
The board of assessors sets the city tax rate at 1270 per 1000 against last year’s 1280. Personal property rises by 3,480,900 and real estate by 21,521,008. Ward 11 leads gains with 7,146,601, while Ward 10 shows 6,000,000 in real estate gains. Overall totals show real estate 1816, personal 189, totals 21,521,800 with citywide increases and losses noted across wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Assessors
Boston
Pemberton Square
New Court House
Lous
Poe
JORG
Cccy Soo
Polis
Weuaas
ORK
Givara Street
Puinapetraia Pa
U.S. Quartermaster’s Department
Philadelphia
Q. M. Department
Davis
Jeffersonville
Q. M
Pacific Coast
M. I. Ludington
U.S.A
Local Beach Swimming Trials End With Four Races
At Crescent Beach yesterday afternoon one eighth mile course off Vue de Eau Hotel hosted boys amateurs and pro events under Captain Henry Simpson. T. Riley of Boston beat J. Leavitt of Newton in a dramatic 7:25 finish for a gold medal after tight early racing and a late surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cresent Beach
Vue de Eau
Henry Simpson
Harry Hoskins
F. Benedict
C. G. Harlow
H. A. C. Clapp
A. J. McGowan
J. Gallagher
J. Kelly
George Briggs
Golden
Moore
S. Moore
Pombo Ya Aosccas
Balley.i
Sena
Soimgor Lcagescs
Mayflower
Robert Daly
Sappho
Albert Gray
Galatea
J. Riley
Ben Butler
M. Meagher
Puritan
H. C. Cameron
Genesta
P. Golden
Nahant
Dorses
T. Riley
Boston
J. Leavitt
Newton
Riley
Leavitt
Local Theatres and Proms Highlight City Week
Arrand na Pogue with Miss Kate Claxton and Mr Charles Stevenson leads a Museum showing this week including a matinee today. Meyerbeer selections headline Music Hall with Mr Mullaly conducting the Coronation march Strendeuse polonaise from North Star Huguenots and Africaine Religeuse. Oaklawn Garden hosts outdoor performances of Black Person's Cabin for hot weather crowds. Boston Theatre reopens Monday with McNish Johnson Slavin minstrel show and praised improvements. Globe reopens Monday with Lizzie Evans in Fogg's Ferry after renovations.
Reformers and river harbor clash over Massachusetts project
Long of Massachusetts pushes for $5000 each for Scituate and Pocasset harbors while Burleigh denounces the waste. Long later votes against his own appropriation as he defends internal improvements and questions Mississippi river costs amid Cleveland era politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleigh
New York Graphic Reports
John D. Long
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Long
Scituate
Pocasset
Lorg
Committee
Hingham Harbor
Harbor Hill
Army Engineers
War Department
Bareleigh
Dicker
House
Friends of the Mississippi River Improvements
Mississippi River Commission
Cleveland
Bates Leads in Tenth District Canvass Shaping Nomination
Reports from Republican State headquarters indicate Bates gains as Rice supporters push Hopkins and Goulding into the race. Senator Jefferson of Worcester says Bates’s current campaign dominates past efforts and foresees split and divided delegations favoring Bates in many smaller towns, boosting his nomination chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrk. Bates
Rice
Colonel Hopkins
Mr. Goulding
Tenth
Bates
Mr. Rice
Mr. Bates
M. W. B. Jefferson
Worcester
Major Gould
Jefferson
Democratic Eighth District Convention Planned in Lowell
The district committee chairman announces the Democratic eighth district congressional convention in Lowell on September 15. The piece discusses potential Republican bids for Senator and Lieutenant Governor, with references to Dawes, Hopkins, Fitchburg, and Worcester political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Joseph Mason
Hildreth
Worcester
Jefferson
Dawes
Worcester Gazettee
Colonel Hopkins
Fitchburg
Sherman
Massachusetts
Hopkins
Massachusetts Governor race debate shapes convention timing
The Vineyard Gazette quotes Crapo and Ames contrasting fitness for governor. It argues one is uniquely suited by experience, the other a typical successful businessman ready for statewide prominence. It notes party harmony debates and regional ticket balance concerns in a tense Republican landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crapo
Ames
Massachusetts
Lowell
Commonwealth
Worcester County
Boston
Congressman Long
Senate
Blaine
Logan
Newton
Middlesex County
Haile
Boston Nine Triumphs Over Kansas Citys 7 to 3
Boston overwhelmed Kansas Citys with a 7 to 3 victory yesterday afternoon. Radford, Nash and Dealey sparked Boston with key hits and a rare triple play by Morrill Dealey Nash Sutton. Radbourn pitched solidly, supported by strong fielding including a first-half misplay that ended with a runner safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
Kansas Citys
Radford
Radbourn
Myers
Rowe
Whitney
Hornung
Poorman
J Dealey
Donnelly
Briody
Conway
McQueery
Nash
Muff
Stoke
Johnston
Sutton
Dealey
Buffiston
Morrill
Nasn
A. E. Hornung
Radbown
Deqey
Ciivea
Buffinton
Moquesty
Johnston, Cf
Eee
Ee Ae Totals
Wosione Escs
Ssneend Esteem Ok
Pence
Eeseseeseescs
Bostens
McQuesry
Bullinton
Ewick
New York
New Yorks
Detroits
R. Ls Radford
OD Whitory
Brocktons and Portlands Clash In Tight Baseball Duel
A detailed box score shows Brocktons edging Portlands 8 to 7 after a tense game. Key players include McJunningie and Haley on the mound, Patton and Meister driving runs, with multiple hits and errors affecting the final score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffier
Dunworth
Rourke
Ue's'man
Oren Coe
Ets Coughlin
Schoeneck
Mcuungle
Haley
Portlands
Schlesschess
Brocktons
Ha Wesy
Meitter
Sheffler
Kearns
Thayer
Bails
Heilly
Mcizunnigie
Patton
Meister
Hawes
Holland
The Squire Lockout Ends With Workers Returning
At J P Squire's pork packing works in Cambridge the dispute ends as workers resume duties after an agreement. Squire visits the factory before opening, foreman assigns tasks, police withdrawn, and Cambridge Somerville sides report calm and satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire
J. P. Squire
Cambridge
Mr. Squire
Somerville
Peabody Turmoil Dims as State Officers Restore Quiet
Report describes unrest in Peabody and Salem as non-union workers resume duties under police presence. Knights of Labor boycott and arming of workers noted. Arrests include Thomas Burke in Salem on disorderly conduct and assault charges. bail set at 5000. Chief Wade leads 17 state officers to restore order as tensions ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody
Franklin Osborne
Peabody Square
Willard Spaulding
Knight of Labor
Board of Selectmen
Haverhill
Boston
Hooper
Knights of Labor
Neal
Lynn
Salem
Thomas Burke
District Court
Hart
Centennial Grove
Eben Beckford
Weston’s
Nova Scotia
Osborne’s
Wade
William McNally
Mason Street
Bumpus and Haley Arrested in Malden for Breaks and Entering
Winfield S. Bumpus and Michael J. Haley confessed at the station to leading a gang of thieves who planned a Sunday break in at Ezra A. Stevens Jr. on Dexter street. They entered, searched bureaus, and took coats before being interrupted by Stevens’s arrival. Goods were hidden in the West End schoolhouse outhouse and Haley's home. They face arraignment in Wakefield court tomorrow on breaking and entering charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Winfield S. Bumpus
Michael J. Haley
Ezra A. Stevens, Jr
Dexter Street
Stevens
West End
Haley
Wakefield
Tragic Death of Lena Walsh in Worsum Pail Accident
Lena Walsh eleven months old daughter of James T. Walsh a merchant tailor of Worsum was drowned today after she rolled from a bed into a nearby pail of water used for cleaning. The incident occurred while her mother briefly left the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worsum
Lena
James T. Walsh
Weather Almanac Hint for Sea Barometer Corrections
The fragment describes a method to correct ship barometer readings by adding one hundredth of an inch for every ten feet above sea level. It mentions wind, velocity, and a miniature almanac entry for Wednesday August 11 with tides and celestial data.
Port of Boston Arrivals and Vessels Listed for Aug 10
The port list records arrivals at Boston on Tuesday August 10 including steamers Cumberland Empire State Hattiesnake Penobscot Star of the East Tremont City of Gloucester and many sailing vessels with destinations from St John Philadelphia Bath Portland and Bangor. Numerous brigs schooners and sloops are noted with owners and home ports such as NB NS ME DC MA RI NY and ME.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Thompson
St John
Eastport
Portland
W Hi Kiiby
Empire State
Phillips
Baltimore
Hattiesnake
Anderson
Philadelphia
Penobscot
Ingraham
Bangor
Star of the East
Collins
Bath
Tremont
Donovan
City of Gloucester
Young
Gloucester
Barkentine
John Bailey
Shepard
Elmiranda
Stockton
Havener
Louise
Leterrier
St Pierre
Mia
Lord Mayo
Mulberry
Bear River
Bettie
Price
Mary Matilda
Rogers
Bethledum
Blythe
Bellevue
Bellevue Cove
Hattie R
Boudrot
Maria PQ
Addie John
Nehill
Hattie Turner
Keen
Hoboken
Annie A Booth
Wasson
New York
Monticello
Morton
Eila M Vane
Weehawken
John Girard
Joy
Amboy
Jessie Hart
Wall
Sarah
Crinkhart
Calais
Lizzie J Clark
Dillingham
Rockport
Diana
Kelley
Machias
William Stevens
Carter
Bang
Rank Pierce
Greenlap
Hattie Lewis
Lowe
John Mettler
Bowden
Lillie
Perkins
Eliot
Chester Wood
Saunders
O Nettleton
Bown
Nantucket
Geo P Rust
Brocklebank
Newburyport
Herbert Perkins
Mass
Electric Light
Condon
Friendship
Nellie D Vaugyn
Nickerson
Provincetown
Harriet
M . Rowe
Johnson
Lanesville
Hard Chance
Bass
Kansas
Greig
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Amanda Crowell
Cape Island
Barclay & Co
Elizar Bacheldor
West
Harborville
Delong & Seaman
Lottie B. Scott
Fred _A Roberts
Arcot
Cates
Windsor
JS Emery & Co
Bredis Olio
Martin St John
J Stevenson
Alta
Branscomb
Frea A Roberts
Bredis Arcilla
Farnsworth
Yarmouth
Anna, Brown
Port Lane
Amme Harper
Darwin
Hatheway & Co
Minnie Louse
Achat. Co
Harrie
Mussells
Clementsport
Delong
Seaman
Swis Zacheus Sherman
Coombs
Willam Doeer Mayan
Lewes
Del
Miranis
Cobb
N . Paine
Hamilton
Bayonne
Chatham
Hallett
Norfolk
George E Smajley
H Hyde
Remont
Charles F. Williams
Cathie C Berry
Smith
Brunswick
Welter, Walter & Co
Georgie L Dickson Harding
Mary C Collins
Somers
Kennebec
Kilby
Geo Walker
Wright
JS Emery
Cardiff
Arcadia
Robinson
Industria
Maggiolo
Cheribon
Anvie M Small
Howes
Batsvia
Cork
George F Manson
Morse
San Francisco
Plymouth Glasgow
State of Georgia
Moodie
Terra
Kii
Pensacola
Acites
Rollo
Montreal
Montreal. the Report of Sailing of Oars Campbell
Vercome
Holland, Tyson
New Otk
Miavanz
Walter S Massey
Phelan
City of Alexandria
New
Iquique
Parks Wilhelmine Post
Leyer
St Mary
Hollowell
Pisagua
Nickdale
Davis
Disg
Payta
Alexander
Mowe
Kel'er
Hampton Roads
Larne
State of
American
Wrake
John Knox
Brolly
Ennerdale
Guison
Counsellor
Lang
New Orleans
Wecissa
Heyburn
Richibucto
City of Richmond
Pavonia
Boston
Queenstown
London
Ashdene
Francisco
Maresca
Newcastle
Nsw
Forrest Ball
Baillie
Palermo
Polcevera
Columbia
Garvie
Edinburg
Penang
P J Carleton
Amesbury
Philadephia
Cape Antonio
Pearl
Kerr
Ston
Panama
Crescent City
Chamerico
Hemmingway
Ricaneiro
Alfred the Great
Porter
Boness
Barkeley Caste
Lampher
Plymouth
Mount Pleasant
Wallace
Port Glasgow
Perseverant
Gourle
Cherbourg
Rotterdam
Sailea
Albano
Murray
Rio Marino
Sailead
Toledo
Rosario
Nelson Bartett
Watts
Kosten
Rio Janeiro
Woodfield
Jones
Benj Fabens
Denlon
Singapore
Elmhurst
Elmhurst, Robertson, Potland
Port Ist
Evie J Ray
Loa Ling
Francesca T. Tonetti
Wildwood
Sawyer
Hong Kong
Southampton
Ems
Jungst
Remen
Columbus
Mikkelsen
Newark
Tates
St. John
Digby
Annapolis
W. H. Kilby
Agt
Commercial Wharf
E. A. Waldron
G. F
P. A
J.W. Richardson
Pace Washington St
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Spartan
Long Wharf
Norman
Frday
E.b.sampson
Boothbay to Boston and coastal fleet details amid ice incident
Shipping notes describe crews and vessels sailing from Boothbay Harbor to Boston and other ports including Stinson, Deer Isle, Portland, Bangor, and Gloucester. An ice wharf accident near Boothbay sank a vessel but the Norma, owned in Boston, continued operations with cargo. Fish landings reported include 180000 pounds cod, 55000 pounds halibut, and 1350 barrels mackerel with price movements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothbay
Swis J Warren
Stinson
Deer Isle
Boston
Jennie Armstrong
Weber
Western Banks
Grace Smith
Bansor
Jeddo
Fickett
Moncton
Portsmouth
Charity
McGee
Baxxor
Raident
Hardy
Roe
Port
Helen M Kains
Haskell
James Nicho
Bangor
Harperich
Loelia
Ammon
Dover
Neima
Parsons
Bay of Fundy
Boothpay
Georges
Hester
Laura Ne'son
Bar
Bay St Lawrence
North Bay
Aily
Sailing records of ships and barks from August listings
A compiled notice lists vessels sailing and passing August across multiple ports. Entries name ships and barks such as Sapphire Constantia Veritas Pisco Giacomina Kennebec Emigrant and Harvard with masters and destinations including Philadelphia New York Antwerp Montreal Halifax and Manila, plus routes via Liverpool Leith and West Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Lowestoft
Chatham
Tidmansen
Quebec
Leith
Alida
Montreal
Falmouth
Havre
L’orient
Emigrant
Anhelm
Pascagoula
Liverpool
Goethe
Pictou
Marseilles
Penpino Mignano
Martino
New York
Charter Oak
Laflin
American schooner D W described in mid 19th century notice
The two masted schooner D W from Philadelphia to Apalachicola Aug 4 is steered SSE and flies a Red Rose flag with white D W in the centre. Read in the New York harbor Aug 3 at 7 AM by the steamer Gen Napier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Richardson
Iolano
Philadelphia
Apalachicola
Rouse
Napier
New York
Whit Mountains
Fabian
Jefferson
Mann Boudoir
Fabyan
Weirs
Plymouth
Lang
Centre Harbor
Westboro
Montreal
Vermont
Canada
White Mountain
Mellen
Lucius Tuttle
Lightship 44 Replaced at Five Fathom Bank Station
The Lighthouse Board announces lightship No 44 will be placed at its station on Five Fathom Bank near the New Jersey coast on or about August 13, 1886. The relief on that station will be withdrawn. order issued by G B White Commander USN Inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Licgut House
Phinapelpmia
Aug
Five Fathom Bank
New Jersey
Lighthouse Board
G B White
USN
Multiple ships report salvages and wrecks along Atlantic routes
Aug 9 to Aug 10 maritime notices describe Bark Fidelia on a marine railway in Bangor for hull repairs, Bark Meta Seeger and others stranded or wrecked, with cargoes of iron, oil, and lumber. Details include insurers, cargo values, salvage salvage percentages, and vessels off Providence, Marsala, Chinco Teneue Point, Bermuda, and Hatteras Shoals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Fidelia
London
Meta Seeger
Reitzenstein
Norfolk
Marsala
Sir Edwin J Palmer
Chincoteneue Point
Tucker and Little
Providence
Philadelphia
W A Perry
Philadelpha
F W
Bermuda
Flamborough
Fraser
New York
Gladisen
Hamilton
Nvona
Gladissen
Baltimore
Serapis
Glasgow
Craigniil
Fortress Monroe
Bak Cadorus
Hatteras Shoals
Adventure
Cape Henlopen
Multiple vessels and sailings listed to ports in Atlantic and Caribbean
Admiralty shipping notices record numerous vessels with routes Avonmouth Acapulco Aspinwall Antwerp Bordeaux Cape Race Bona Balti more and Port of Portland with ships such as Brillliant City of Para Iris Acapulco Wirlington Timour Ovingham and more detailing sail dates ports and statuses including passed sailed and in port as of Aug 7 9 8 26 and related movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avonmouth
Brillliant
Resmussen
West Bay
Acapulco
Wilmington
San Francis
Panama
Aspinwall
City of Para
New York
Iris
Davis
Newport
Midlothian
Quick
Cardiff
Avon
Triumpus
Kublis
Savannah
Scotia
Richards
New Orleans
Antwerp
der Ruyter
Brazens
Aberlady Bay
Gregor
Baltimore
Trojan
Moher
Fingal
Foss
Grasbrook
Schwaner
Montreal
London
Brow Head
City of Chester
Liverpool
Bordeaux
Air
Antiles
Cary
New Otk
Batavia
Timour
Johnson
Thiago
Japan
Portland
Bona
Ovingham
Alliance
Halvorsen
Alrfax
Cape Race
Clifton
Wade
Charlottetown
Pet
Reg Gett
Wells City
Weiss
Swansea
Numerous ships clear and sail from New York and Atlantic ports
A long list of vessels including steamers Dunedin Campbells Howes and several others sailed for West Point Norfolk and other ports. Multiple ships cleared at Newburyport Portland and New York bound for Philadelphia Boston and South America with crews and cargoes of leather, coal, and general freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Newsa
Dunedin
Campbells
New York
DH Miller
Howes
Altimore
Sater
Norfolk
Guavandolte
Kelly
Saiied
West Point
Su- Wiliams
Pearce
Sachs Henry
Faulkingnar
Frank Lesming
McKeague
Shivumano
Hudson
Portland
Newburyport
William Thomas
Patterson
Calais
L Sherman
Webb
Perth Amboy
Hattie & Nickersor
Nickerson
Beverly
Philadelphia
Emma M Adams
Youncg
Yin
Baracoa
Pearl
Peuilo
Napies
Brig Rest
Sanderson
Buenos Ayres
Mabel F Staples
Leighson
Arroyo
Ethel A Merritt
Higzinx
Port Lenon
Gem
Fowler
St John
Rothers
Gibson
Nassau
Isaac H Borden
Ward
Providence
Hell Gate
Brigs Trust
Saunderson
N B
Hussey
Hoogdon
Weehawken
Boston
Shy Rob & Harry
Brown
New Yok
Benjamin Franlin Nowell
E M McLaughlin Walsh
New Or
Glen Cove
Mist
Smith
Allyn
Ont
Sumatra
Olsen
San Tameiscn
Port Townsend
Lizzie Williams
Parker
San Fran
Griena
Parks
Windsor
General Banks
Cole
Franklin
Benjamin C Cromwell
Yorke
Sheepscot River
Ralph Sinnett
Pinkham
Caroline Young
Carson
Lapesville
Richard Leeming
Doughty
Kennebec
Willie S Shepherd
Reeves
Adventure
Murphy
Augustus Hunt
Baker
Dreadnaught
Robertson
Fr Odiorne
Crowell
Bath
Martha Innis Kelly
Lynn
R Bodwell
Metcalf
Rockland
Lucy E Friend
Collins
Gloucestr
J Lelond
Bupper
Pascagoula
D Robinson
Hagar
Naguabo
Mary A Trundy
Veazie
Pensacola
Clearec
Finbury
Graystone
St Jig
Brooks
Newport
O’bnes
Dunkirk
Alexander Campbell
Bunker
Porland
John Sherwood
Price
Kate Markee
Allen
Nellie Starr
Soule
Boothbay
Kate Wentworth
Brophy
Wimington
Melle Rhodes
Watts
Lynoa
Hattie A White
Jovy
Sslem
William H Card
Wooster
Dauve'sport
Vineyard
Rosebrook
Polland
David G Floyd
Blake
Matha Innis
Sarah E Wart
Wixon
Apphia
Amelia
Willard
Thomas N Stone
McDonald
John Rose
R M Smith
Grace
Livi Hart
Dame
de Aware
John S Beacham
Quilen
Richmond
Stamford
Bellini
Cura
Krigs L Staples
Kathien
Barbados
Ste
Mers Achilles
Warrington
Franconia
Kennet
State of Maine
Hilyard
Eastport
St John, Nb: Bark Samiento, Masterton, Boston, To Load For South America
Maud
Ramsdell
George W Cushing
Jewett
Georges
Serena
Comeau
Port Gilbert
C KS
Marsters
Kempt
Juias
British Tar
Evans
Chester
C V Minot
Hathaway
Machias
Rosa E
Roges
Columbia Falls Wave
Wentworth
Cutler
Stewart
Camden
Hudson Vaughan
Savannah
Atwood
Bangor
Adeline
Brilliant
Hopper
Port Clyde
Inve Ugsator
Rossiter
Bahia Blanca
John J March
Whittier
Cardenas
Portsmouth
Olivia A Carrington
Reading
Plymouth
Mass
S Lawrence
Ellsworth
Abel W Parker
Dean
Ella Brown
Keene
Jonesport
Lady Antrim
Wareham
Sarah P Bulkley
Bulkley
Westport
Signal
Dewick
Bridgeport
John Brooks
Fox
H L Curtis
Hodgkins
Frank G Dow
Gage
C B Wood
Stanley
Mary Louise
Colfer
Montana
Crosby
Allyn's Point
Henry Wailis
Lincsey
Brantford
Annie E Moore
Sackett
Mary E Amsden
McGuire
A Buchnam
Florence Nowell
Danve'sport
San Francisco
San Blas
Chapman
Locksley Hall
Halliday
Newcastle
Yosemite
Sanders
Tacoma
City of Papete
Bunde
Tahiti
Newbern
Guayamas
Apollo
Groth
Havre
San Pedro
Glencoe
Lane
Belen Thompson
Averill
Thomaston
aAr 2d
Memnon
Nordberg
Wilmington
Regulator
Doane
Eurth
Seward
Travers
Seich
Evan Danenhower
Johnson
Petersburg
Ssiles
Ada Herbert
Harding
RP King
Virginia
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
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