Lowell Campaign Set in Motion Over Butler and Local Factions
Inquiries across towns reveal Democrats wary of General Butler if he seeks the straight Democratic nomination while Republicans hedge on the liquor issue. Lawrence leaders note Butler and Donovan likely to run. Nevins and Breen paths unclear. A temperance campaign movement may shift Lowell politics toward a no-license stance, threatening Republican-Lawrence ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Lawrence
Post
General Butler
Benjamin F. Butler
Butler
Heeler
Donovan
Willey
Nevins
Henry C. Weyins
Methuen
Alexander B. Bruce
Breen
James T. O'Sullivan
Chicago
Cleveland
John J. Donovan
Gloucester
Byron Truell
Truell
Francis Jewitt
John S. Colby
Vox Populi
Fitchburg
Worcester
Republican State convention date in flux
The Republican State convention may move from September 22 to September 15 due to Odd Fellows events. Major Gould will issue a proclamation urging cancelation of hotel bookings and new arrangements. A mail poll to the forty state committee members seeks opinions on the date change and whether a full committee meeting is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Major Gould
Henry N. Sawyer
State Committee
Boston
Rumors of a Democratic Republican combination for Boston mayor
Rumors spread that the Democratic Reform League and Republicans might unite to back Congressman Collins for mayor if Mayor O'Brien seeking renomination. Critics call the plan clumsy and unlikely, noting Collins would not engage and Republicans would not back a trade of this sort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Reform League
Collins
Boston
O’brien
Bourne seeks fourth term amid recall of Robinson tie
Political notes from New Bedford recall that Councillor Jonathan Bourne's bid for a fourth term followed a plea he might leave office with Governor Robinson, a moment that helped renomination last year but now appears unlikely as Plymouth county commissioners continued redistricting hearings at Brockton with input from Judge Sumner, Judge Day, Dr. Puffer, Warren T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Bourne
New Bedford
Friends of
Whipple
Bourne
Robinson
Plymouth County
Brockton
Sumner
Day
Dr. Puffer
Warren T
Nominating candidates for county and state offices
Multiple regional Republican and Prohibition conventions nominate candidates for county and state offices across Maine Vermont and New Hampshire. Key names include J. F. Draper C. L. Marsh W. H. Giddings S. P. Carpenter H. C. Greene J. H. Stratton and M. W. Bailey. Conventions also set lines of support for U S Senate candidate George F. Edmunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Albans
Franklin County
Enosburg Falls
J. F. Draper
Sheldon
C. L. Marsh
Enosburg
W. H. Giddings
Bakersfield
S. P. Carpenter
Richford
H.C. Greene
St. Albans
J. H. Stratton
Franklin
High Baliff
William Caldwell
Georgia
M. W. Bailey
Edmunds
George F. Edmunds
United States Senate
Lewiston
Androscoggin
Dr. Sleeper
Green
B. J. Hill
Auburn
Hillman Smith
J. W. Hanson
S. Sprague
J. M. Libby
Minot
N. B. Potter
Webster
Kenry Barney
Turner
Rk. C. Boothby
East Livermore
Presqurt Isin, Me
Blaine
John Merritt
C. W. Little
Ward H. Estabrook
George M. Luce
A. O. Burgess
D. H. Porter
Elbridge Knight
Ezekiel M. Smith
Ira G. Hersey
Oxford County
Buckfield
J. B. Chapman
Dr. Bridgham
Andover
Sebago Lake
Rufus Deering
Portland
John T. Fellows
Windham
T. Tryon
Pownal
Nathan White
Westbrook
D. K. Jackson
Neal Dow
Charles Cole
Raymond
B. Edwards
Gorham
Charles W. Wentworth
Standish
William H. Hobbs
L. B. Chapman
Barn
Sagadahoc
Reuben S. Hunt
Bath
Ewell
Crosby
Francis Adams
Thomas Stevens
James W. Card
Bowdoin
Byron W. Oliver
Georgetown
Orris Malcom
Phipsburg
John P. Cobb
Fiske Frames Bunker Hill Talk For Young Readers
Mr John Fiske spoke to boys and girls and many adults yesterday about Bunker Hill and the News in England He delivered without notes in a fresh way that held the audience He offered a view on George Washington noting Virginian leadership and New England soldiers and the Adamses Hancock and the Continental Congress His tale of British alarm was described with a red pencil and kept juvenile interest high
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fiske
Old South
Bunker Hill
England
George Washington
New England
Virginia
New
John
Samuel Adams
Continental Congress
Massachusetts
John Hancock
Adamses
Mr. Fiske
Clay Pigeons At Walnut Hill Meet Abbreviated Shoot
Walnut Hill Aug 11 trap shooters held a regular meet with a lively turnout. Multiple sweepstakes and diamond matches showcased numerous names. Lawson Wardwell Nichols Snow Swift Stanton Sanborn Lovejoy Warren and Adams led in various events. In shoot-offs Stanton Wardwell Warren Nichols Sanborn prevailed in sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hill
Walnut Hil
Lawson
Wardwell
Nichols
Snow
Lovejoy
Swift
Warren
Stanton
Sanborn
Wilson
Eeess
Adams
Warrep
Without Kindred as Mourners James S Stone Buried
A young man of exemplary habits died suddenly in this city this week. The boarding-house keeper arranged the burial after finding no known relatives. A Boston Young Men’s Christian Association membership ticket was found. The parents are dead. he has a brother and sister unknown to the keeper. James S Stone was buried yesterday in Forest Hills cemetery in the association lot. Funeral services were led by M R Deming and George M Towell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
James S. Stone
Association
Forest Hills Cemetery
M. R. Deming
George M. Towell
Cooler Weather Grabs New England After Heat Wave
New England ends a hot spell as cooler southerly winds move in for about thirty two hours. Massachusetts yesterday hit a high of 88 with recent days higher by two and seventeen. New Hampshire forecasts fair weather today then local rains with steady temps. Vermont and Massachusetts expect local showers followed by southerly winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
New England
New Hampshire
Vermont
Dawn of Liberty painting unveiled in Lexington Town Hall
The Lexington Historical Society formally accepted and unveiled Henry Sandham’s The Dawn of Liberty at Town Hall last evening. The painting depicts the Lexington battle with British redcoats firing and colonial minutemen in action, framed by a gold border and crimson drapery. The event marked the old association's transfer to a new corporation, with the painting purchased for 4000 dollars and celebrated with readings and musical closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Historical Society
Henry Sandham
Battle of
Lexington
A. E. Scott
M. H. Merriam
Paul Revere
Major Pitcairn
E. G. Porter
C. A. Staples
Attempted Wife Murder Leads to Court Hold
In East Boston District Court Antonio Pramolia was held in 10000 dollars to await trial on assault with intent to kill his wife Margaret. He stabbed her in the abdomen arm and thigh after six weeks of marriage. He was arrested by seventh division officers as he attempted to flee. Mrs Pramolla is in critical condition at City Hospital and will probably die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
Antonio Pramolia
Bremen Street
Margaret
Pramolia
Pramolla
Seventh Division
Moonlight Sailings From Nantasket To Isles Of Shoals
The Empire State carried a party on a moonlit trip off Nantasket with over 70 passengers enjoying music dancing and fireworks. Tonight the moonlight cruise repeats followed by tomorrow’s voyage to Highland Light and a Saturday matinee for ladies and children. Sunday visits Province Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire State
Nantasket
Isles of Shoals
Highland Light
Provincetown
Multiple early 1900s assignments and insolvencies hit firms across states
Mrs D Inkrat a Dayton dry goods dealer and Isaac Milligan harness dealer, both assigned to others. Atlanta grocers Merritt Summers face receiver. Solon tailor Berry insolvent with about 1500 liabilities. Grafton grocer Leland about 1000 liabilities. Hartford pedler Doan assigned to Barton with minimal assets. Springfield livery stable Fred L Howard insolvent. Worcester firm H W Denny & Co failed with about 7200 liabilities and 330275 insurance dispute after fire. various creditors including Boston banks hold large claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Inkrat
Dayton, O
Christian H. Frank
Isaac Milligan
Provice
KR. J
Charles F. Butterworth
Merritt & Summers, Grocers
Atlanta
R. A. Berry
Solon
Leland Grocer
Grafton
Samuel L. Doan
Pedler
Hartford
Conn
Joseph L. Barton
Fred L. Howard
Springfield
H. W. Denny & Co
Worcester
J.J. Boya & Co
William S. Woodbury
Monmouth
Bunker Hill Bank
Continental Bank
Freeman’s Bank
Howard Bark
Blackstone Bank
Boston Bank
North Bank
Bank of the Republic
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
International Trust Company
Charles Whitney & Co
Boston
Wamesit Bank
Lowell
Charles River Bank
Cambridge
Granite Bank
Quincy
Charles Whitney
W. A. Riegles
Lock Haven
Penn
McFarland
Groc
Cedarville
Fred G. Lamphere
Mexico
N. Y
Shipping News: Steamers Arrive Off The Lizard
Steamers reported arriving off the Lizard on Aug 11 led by W A Schelter from New York and Copenhagen arriving Aug 9, alongside Koono from New York and Martha from do. Antwerp ports saw Buenaventura from New York and Murciano from New York arriving Aug 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lizard
W A Schelter
New York
Copenhagen
Koono
Martha
Antwerp
Buenaventura
Murciano
Notice to Captains Observations at Boston Signal Station
Notices tell captains to observe at 7 AM local noon Greenwich time at the United States Signal Station in Boston. They should adjust barometer readings by one hundredth of an inch for every ten feet above sea level. The miniature almanac lists lengths of day and times for Thursday August 12 with morning and afternoon hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Block 9
Astand Bay
Orrick
War Department
Washreton City
Block Island
Rhode Island
Chief Signal Office
Washington, D.C
Congress
W. B. Hazen
C.S. Army
Great Britain
France
Washington
R. H. Eddy
Eddy
Chas. Mason
Port of Boston Wakes with Arrivals on Aug 11
Steamer Waldensian from Glasgow with ndse and 90 passengers arrives amid rough winds and rain. Decatur H Miller from Baltimore with ndse and passengers. Forest City from Bangor. John Brooks from Portland. George a Chafee from Gloucester. Vidette with barge in tow to Philadelphia. Opeida yacht from Newport. bark Sarah of Boston from Fayal to KE A Adams Co. Brig Eugene Male from Surinam. brigs Disdem and Curlew from Ponce and Barbados. Ing H B Hussey and Hodgdon noted among arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldensian
James
Glasgow
Derry
Ndse
H & A Allan
Decatur H Miller
Howes
Baltimore
Norfolk
George E Smalley
Forest City
Pierce
Bangor
John Brooks
Snowman
Portland
George A Chafee
Proctor
Gloucester
Vidette
Fuller
Joel Cook
Philadelphia
Opeida
Thayer
Newport
Sarah
Hale
Boston
St Michaels
Fayal
Flores
Ana Mdse
KE A Adams & Co
Eugene Male
Harding
Surinam
Disdem
Crasso
Ponce
Curlew
Winchester
Barbados
Ing H B Hussey
Richmond
Hodgdon
Weeken
Schoolant
New York
Randall
Salmon River
Sailed Baltic and Atlantic fishing fleet routes from New England
Vessel movements list multiple schooners and steamships sailing to New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore and other ports from Vineyard Haven Rockland Eastport Boothbay and Bay of Fundy with names like Electra Eagle Mary Whitridge Joseph Baker and more. Some ships reported for orders or loading cargo to various ports through Aug 10 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
American Fish Bureau
Georges
la Have
Cape Shore
Grand Banks
North Bay
Prince Edward Island
St. Pierre
Nova Scotia
Souris
P. BE. I
New London
North
Truro
Wellyleet
Block Island
Newcastler
N. H
Southwest Harbor
Mt. Desert Neck
Portland
Byyverly
St. Jowan’s
N. F
Cape Race
Labrador
Gardner W. Tarr
Eleeta A. Eaton
Harry Kittey
Martin Grabriel
Isaac King
Timothy Bow
Vineyard Haven
Steamtur Storm King
Cates
Boston
New York
Electra
Mary Whitridge
Joseph Baker
Sch
Eagle
Watters
Diffod C. Foster
Bucco, Wilcox
Valetta
Akerly
St John
Wywam
Drisko
Sands River
Benedict
Linscott
Augusta
Mary Lymburner
Fickett
Bangor
Silas McLean
Morrelll
Allie Oaes
Rockland
Providence
David Torrey
Orne
Bowdoinham
Middletown
Conn
E A de Hart
Brewster
Eastport
Champion
Haley
Fall River
Hthel
Keck
Mary Farrow
Henry
Winship. Jones
Charleston
Weymouth
Mabel Hooper
Hooper
Baltimore
John B Norris
Harding
Gay Head
Alfred Keen
Geeley
Elizabethport
Portsmouth
J D Togrsham
Rockway
Haverhill
DM Anthony. Chase
Philadelphia
Jennie N Hudden
Benson
Amelia G@ Ireland
Petersburg
Julia S Bally. Gould
Gardiner
Richeo Va
Susie Prescott
Glass
Newark
Carrie N. Wisecasset
Sturgis
Hodgdon
Lawrence Haines
Lewis
Nellie W Craig
Cock of the Walk
Lexis
Susie H Davidson
Boothbay
Pemaquid
Wheeler
Damariscotta
Mattie Dion
Sargent
Bay of Fundy
Wm Franklin
Sickford
Milleridge
Maggie Smith
Smith
Atalanta
Tucker
Bar Harbor
Express
Norma
Parsons
Kaident
Rockport
Jeddo
Bickford St John
Mary Elizabeth
Dunton
Glouncester
Esther Ward
Tan
Cara F Friend
Melia Maria
Helen RK Fredick
C B Harrington
Electa A Eaton
Spencer F Baird
Peregrine Whie
Banks
E W Merchant
Argonaut
Mary Fernald
Sarah P Arr
Jennie Seavern
Waren J Crospy
Richard Lester
Herald of the Monirg
Canopus
Robert J Eawards
J J Clark
Halifax
British Park
Balboa
Frank A Nelson
Provincetown
Pembroke
Oregon
Osta
Ebay
St Lawrence
Wessels
Bay
Mixed sailing records from ports across the Atlantic and beyond
A long list of ships, barks, brigs, and steamers sailing or passed between Aug 4 and Aug 11 from Algiers, Bergen, Barrow, Cardiff, Cape Town, Dover, Fleetwood, Glasgow, Glasson Dock, Biavre, Irvine, Hinsale, Liverpool, London, Lisbon, Lyttelton, Porto, Penarth, Pauillac, Port Elizabeth, Queenstown, Sailed dates and destinations include St John NB Philadelphia Wilmington Halifax New York Boston Hamburg Rotterdam Newark New Jersey and various ports, with several vessels named and captains listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Herman Lekmkul
Paulson
St John
Bergen
Josva
Sorensen
Philadelphia
Barrow
Dagmar
Hansen
Bay Verte
Brisbane
Jessie Stow
Vancouver
Zamora
Astoria
Cardiff
Zimi
Lloyd
Quebec
Cape Town
Dhilena Davies
San Francisco
Dublin
Swalen
St Thomas
Can
Wilmington
Irvine
Bessie Young
Duff
Dalhousie
Hinsale
Chrysoille
Larah
Parrsboro
Liverpool
Unity
Perry
W G Russell
Williams
London
Mageie
Percy
St Johns
Helga
Schulstock
Nul-Ghau
Butler
New York
Wallace
Smith
Lisbon
Carmela C
Cacase
Baltimore
Lyttelton
Charles G Rice
Bailey
Port Chalmers
Porto
Guilherme
Borda
Brunswick
Talbot
Putt
Newfoundland
Penarth
Ida B
Louis
Chatham
Pauillac
Alma
Johansen
Port Elizabeth
Osseo
Andersop
Queenstown
Kildonan
Grant
Guysboro
Pavonia
Wallenden
Boston
Wejlamo
Bierkqvist
Hamburg
Motterdam
Lilian
Copp
Arthurstone
McKay
Sydney
Nsw
Crown of
Italy
Jackson
M Lourns
Bogart
Portiany
Shanghae
Thet
Jessie W Starr
Warren
Philadephia
Clara Leavitt
Lombard
Steames Alleghany
Taylor
Octarara
Reynolds
Nostra Madre
Frugone
Geros
Jeanie Hulbert
Southard
Kennebec
Icis Kate B Ogden
Newbury Providence
Eras
George Appold
Providence
Eleanor
Poole
S P Hitchcock
Blair
Flea Rogers
Jameson
Hertha Dean
Senie
Potland
Charles A Briggs
Hammett
Henry P Mascon
Bangor
John Morrow
Nickerson
Island City
Vcorb's
Savannah
Reuben M Watts Truss
Somerset
Jacob Reed
Susan B Rey
Spaulding
Belfast
Oakes Ames
Sheridan
Lero
Sunherland
Schs
Samuel Walker
Weybosset
Crowell
Edward P Avery
Elia M Storer
Frank O Dame
Clearea
Thomas Melville
Warwick
Leith
Madrid
Garson
Bristol
Imbros
Padsley
Wick Bay
Warden
Beall
Charles F Mayer
Anthony
Lois
Chapter
Ross
Jacksonville
Thomas W Hyde
Sherman
Portland
Twilight
van Cleaf
Ireland
Steelman
Harold B Occusens
Davis
Wellfield
Federico
Macaulay
James Ives
Centennial
A B Sherman
Habrouck
Nannie T Bell
Huff
Lora Macduff
Jenkins
Barbados
Lamson
Bermuda Hundred
Oliver Booth
Creamer
Hannah M Bueil
J J Ward
Vandleaf
Castine
Tay
Hibbard
Palestine
Chadwick
New Bedford
EK M Cook
Clark
Fall River
Charleston
Delaware
Winnett
Ketrk Dedota
Anderson
Mary E Morris
Phiadelphia
Medusa
Krause
St Vincent
Albert
Abram
Rotterdam
City of Atlanta
Lockwood
Newark
Coosaw
Devon
Hunter
Bahia
James A Garfield
Woodbury
Darien
Kirby
Parageés
Spain
William Frederick
Fllower
Fernandina—aAr
Bessie Whiting
Dayton
City of Pawtucket
Mahoney
Port Spain
Fortress Monroe
Huntress
Gunn
Rchmond
Pirate
Beltimore
Port Antonio
Spuess
Rio Janeiro
Cape Henry
Barrowmore
Honeymecon
Galveston
San Domingo
Bennett
Richmond
Alamo
David W Hunt
Hall
Apalachicola
Georgetown
William Marbury
Pillsbury
George K Vreeland
Vancleaf
Ann T
Gaskill
Terry
Moore
Charles N Smmons
Mabbit
Hyannis
Brass
Annie M Allen
Brown
Alice B Adams
Rockport
John Stroup
Sturgess
Pasard
Luella Nickerson
Cotuit
W H Hopkins
Barrett
Frank M Howes
Grove
Sarah C Smith
Kinappton
Waite
Newburyport
Arch
Berkele
Elias Ross
Lewis
New Orleans
Whitney
Hill
Havana
Prior
Graham
Huden
Freeman
Excelsior
Higgins
Rosa Et Aurelia
Giuseppe
Port Eads
Livingstone
Ellis
Key West
Lone Star
Norfolk
Lee
Portsmouth
John M Brown
Newport News
Guyandotte
Kelley
West Point
Dunedin
Campbell
Colon
Sled
Ira D Sturgis
Hodgdon
Bath
Helen White
Dover
George W Sweeney
Hewitt
William Bement
May McKarland
Montgomery
Hore Island
Newport
Emma
Luther
Ansonet
Jed F Duren
James M Bayles
Stow
New Haven
Mehaffy
Maria Pierson
Bunnel
Jacob Duryee
Conklin
F Jayne
Reeve
Lembarge Cosl-King
Luther U Ward
Hastings
Gifford
Centipede
Swain
Air Fifth
Neva'n
George W Clyne
St Domingo
Filadelfia
Alexandria
Ubaldeni
Demerara
Talisman
Trinidad
Ruby
Havilah Coombes
Remick
Neuvitos
Robert Moore
Antigua
Eastern Star
St Kitts
James Poyce, Jr
Algo
City of
Puebla
Vera Cruz
Galileo
Rail
Davica & Jotn Proctor
Windsor
Challensee
Sullivan
Sea Birad
Franklin
Whitehouse
Expedite
Frances A Brooks
Nantucket
Mary Crosby
Abby Waston
John Beattie
Provience
Alert
Nicholson
Baracoa
St Merritt
Walcott
Fleanora
Bragg
Jersey City
Bakor
Kepler
Johnson
Hudson
Hodge
Lepanto
Irvin
Newcastle
Antillas
de Zaloaza
Port Au Prince
Rhein
Wiegan
Bremen
Comet
Vanderbilt
Porto Bello
Theatore
Rand
Morr’s
Dentzic
Barks Maria Louisa
Seville
Santa Cruz
Norwester
McWhinnie
Diamond Isiana
Lilian M Vizus
Morini
van Berz
Velkenberg
Werklust
Potzenyd
Montevideo
Cuba
Canary Islands
Clifton
Parsons
Lord Warden
Demeriti
Nassau
Riza Ann
Newmarket
Kondo
MelIntyre
Yarmouth
Dadem
Hart
Hell Gate
Glaucus
Berry
Glenada
Corning
Auckland
Hart Island
Carrie Walker
Starkey
Hoboken
Lavina Campbell
Lottie
Friend
Gould
Weehawken
Beeton
John Douglass
Jordan
Amboy
Jacnin
French
Lincolnville
Index
Garrison
Elizabethport
Henry Willis
Lindsey
Branford
Sarah Quinn
Lynch
Gamecock
Quimby
Port Johnson
Shelter Island
Urbana
Tyler
John Crockford
Farnum
RCA Ward
Stonington
J Crowley
Cold Spring
Emily Shepard
Harding
Middletown
Seven Brothers
Carpenter
Glen Cove
George
Markele
Catawamteak
Manning
J.F Baker
Whistler
Keefe
Taunton
Maggie T Smith
Douglass
Medford
Ira Bliss
Ichs
Tryon
Grace
Webster
J W Woodruff
Saco
Red Jacket
Gina
Rockland
Wonder Lincoln
Freddie Eaton
Ashwood
Calais
Success
Sag Harbor
Pacer
George V Jordan
Lynam
Eva May
McDoffie
Keystone
Wilder
O'ive Elizabeth
Randal
Alpha
Holby
Susan Stetson
Frisbee
George H Davenport
Steele
Exchange
Buckmaster
A T Haines
Dodge
Bombay
Gamby
Santos
Stephen G Loud
Jennie Lockwood
Poland
Euphrosyne
Thomson
Marion
Apia
Ellenbank
William Lawrence
Snow
City of Savannah
Daggett
Mascotte
Coelho
Para
Sercia
Reis
Rio Janes
Oanes
Edward B Leisentinz
Davvdson
George Salem
Charles
Paker
Tybee
Richards
Cape Verd
Edward
Leisericg
Davidson
Phiadlphia
Genma
Olsen
Arendal
Rose
Washington
Lula
Quillin
Insley
Ice bound John Carver crushed in Arctic voyage loss
San Francisco reports the whaling bark John Carver, of 800 tons, crushed in Arctic ice north of St Lawrence Island on June 21 before shipping losses. Crew saved. Earlier notes from Montevideo and New Bedford detail voyage history, cargo, insurance, owners, and a seven whale tally across the fleet with severe Arctic conditions affecting the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Arctic Ocean
Briags
John Carver
St Lawrence Island
Montevideo
Macomber
New Bedford
William Lewis
H Seabury
Wm Baylies
Edward & Flitch
H Hart
N Adamsearch
S H Cook
L Grinnell & Co
Wiliam Lewis
Arctic
Carver
Bark
Arnolda
Marvin
Park Atlantic
McGregor
Young Phoenix
Barnes
J & W K Wing
Mars
Halifax report on schooner ashore on Ironbound Island
Telegraphic dispatches from Halifax Lockeport and other ports describe seeing a schooner of 70 to 100 tons ashore on Ironbound Island with men aloft. Other tales note wrecks and strandings including the Prinz Albrecht near Tangier, Swh Centennial near Ocean View, and various vessel damages and repairs in Sydney, Boston, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Lockeport
Ann Maria
Smith
Sydney
Gibraltar
Prinz Albrecht
Hamburg
China
Tangier
Norfolk
Centennial
Wright
Baltimore
Ocean View
Maggie L Lawrence
Berkeley
London
John Harvey
Stewart
Nsw
New York
Grace
Betts
Penobscot
Boston
Boothbay
Galena
Philadelphia
Windsor
Martha
McPherson
Port Gamble
Codorus
Sees
Beaumont
Bath
Benjamin F Poole
William Rogers
Oliver Ames
Oakes Ames
F L Ames
William T Hart
BF Poole
Rockland
Mass
J . Davis
Somerset
Cephas
Starrett
Galveston
Barngat
Hipparchus
Bedloe’s Island
H L Routh
Kirby
Matanzas
Pensacola
Maritime movement and arrivals from the Atlantic and Caribbean ports
A crowded shipping summary lists vessels sailing and arriving at major ports. The Buenos Ayres anchorages, Gualeguay loadings for New York, and vessels from Portland, Baltimore, and Philadelphia show a busy trade network with ships like Buenaventura, Marseille, Gaspee, Princis Oscar, Donald Ferguson, Caspian, Scotia, Alicia, and many others bound for New Orleans, Rio de Janeiro, Cardenas, and beyond. Specific dates range from late July to early August, with multiple brigs, barks, and steamers mentioned in transit or in port entries from New York, Havana, St John NB, and Delaware Breakwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Buenaventura
Lar- Tinaga
New York
Marseille
Molliere
New Orleans
Buenos Ayres
Albatross
Chalmers
Gualeguay
Gaspee
Pinney
Portland
E Sutton, Burns, Inc
James G Bain
Meckler
Becla
McDougall
Maria
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Varied 19th Century Shipping Movements Across Ports
A condensed list of ships and vessels with routes, sail dates, and ports including steamer Norway, Moravia, St Olaf, City of Puebla, City of Rio de Janeiro, and others sailing to or from Leith, St Johns, Baltimore, New York, Havana, Vera Cruz, Liverpool, Antwerp, and more. Entries show August sailings, clearance dates, and destinations across Atlantic and Caribbean theaters.
Astoria Ar 2d to 9th sailing notes and cargos
A long shipping list reports vessels at Astoria and surrounding ports from Sydney to Philadelphia. Multiple barks, ships and steamers load, sail, or clear for ports including Shanghae, Adelaide, New York, Baltimore, and London. Numerous captains, vessels, and destinations are named across dates Ar 2d through Ar 11th with cargo movements and passages.
Timetable fragment lists trains and boats to Newport and New York
The readable section shows numerous times and routes including Newport, New York, Fall River, and Boston connections. Mentions Monday to Saturday and special arrival conditions for Boston passengers and boat trains between various stations.
Trains from Borton to Manchester Concord begin June 28 1886
On and after June 28 1886 trains depart Borton from B and Leepot for Manchester Concord NH and upper railroads at 7 30 8 30 Ex am 12 m 1 Ex 3 5 30 7 Ex pm Sundays 1 pm From 4B and M ae at 7 30 am 12 m 5 pm Returning depart Concord NH Boston at 5 30 7 30 10 20 am 2 50 Ex 3 85 5 05 Ex 6 27 Ex Sundays at 7 GE CHAMBARLIN SuDt
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Train Schedule From Boston to New Work June 14 86
Rail timetable outlines daily departures from Boston to New Work and connections to New York and Providence. It lists Shore Line Fast Express, Shore Line Mail, Ston ington Line and numerous intermediary stops with complex daily and Sunday variations, return times, and seasonal notes.
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