Busy Day for G A R Encampment and Related Groups
Today features the National Encampment of the G A R at Faneuil Hall with 1100 delegates, while the Woman’s Relief Corps convenes at Tremont Temple and the Association of Union Ex Prizoners of War meets in the State House chamber. Many reunions occur city wide, including regimental groups at English High and Latin School and gatherings across Boston with speeches, music, and social hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Relief Corps
Association of Union Ex-Prisoners of War
Faneuil Hall
Alger
Music Hall
Union
Tremont Temple
Annie Wilttenmeyer
House of Representatives
State House
Mass reunion schedule for Civil War veterans listed
Morning events note dozens of reunions across Boston venues including English High and Latin School Warren avenue, Girls High School Newton Street, Brimmer School Common Street, and Mount Vernon area. Groups include Third Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, Sixty Maine Battery, Twenty-first Regiment, Vermont Volunteers, and many others with times from 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. plus excursions to Nantasket Beach and Nahant. General Berdan expected to attend.
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Hamlin
General Chamberlain
Thirty-second
Massachusetts Regiment Association
Point of Pines
Fourth Massachusetts Cavalry
Warren Avenue
Montgomery Street
Bands of
Vermont
Phil Kearney Red Diamond Association
Hall of Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Maine Battery
Montgomery Streets
Bercan
New York Heavy Artillery
Vermont Brigade
Rice Grammar School
Dartmouth Street
Proctor
Lewis
Pingree
Henry Ballard
Sherman Military Band
Burlington
Twentieth Maine Regiment
North Avenue Congregational Church
Roslin Street
North Avenue
Cambridge
Grand Army Hall
Everett
Second Maine Cavalry Association
Girls’ High
West Newton Street
Tenth Army Corps
Brimmer School House
Common Street
Union Maimed Soldiers’ League
Council Chamber
City Hall
Christian Association
Third
Maine Association
Girls’ High School
Newton Street
At& ML T
Sixth
Association of Veteran United States Engineers
Sixtieth
New York Volunteers
Twenty-first Regiment Association
Brimmer School
Atloa
Sixteenth Regiment of
Vermont Volunteers
Prince All
Roanoke Association
Boylston Street
Survivors’ Association
Berdan
United States Sharpshooters
Gettysburg
Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
Monttgomery Street
Port Hudson
Massachusetts Volunteer Heavy Artillery
Carroll Hall
Harrison Avenue
Fifteenth Regiment Association
West Jewton Street
Rice’s Grammar and Primary School
Connecticut Cavalry Association
Crawford House
Nantasket Beach
Eighth Regiment
Maine Volunteers
Loa. m
Dwight Hall
Tremont Street
Vermont Volunteer Infantry
Maine Veteran Volunteers
Main Street
Charlestown
United States Colored Troops
Thirteenth
Young
Third Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
First Massachusetts Cavalry Association
National Lancers
Bultinch Street
Ninth Maine Veteran Volunteers
Twenty-first
Fifty-third Regiment
Massachusetts Volunteer Association
Mississippi River Ram Fleet and Marine Brigade
Eighth Vermont Regiment
Milk Street
Forty-fifth
One Hundredth Pennsylvania Infantry
Columbian Hall
Bowdoin Square
Thirty-sixth
Massachusetts Infantry
Joseph Hooker
East Boston
Wilkes Post
New Jersey
Nahant
Massachusetts
America Hall
Washington Street
Forty-first
Charlestown Street
John A. Andrew
Rowe’s Wharf
Ninety-ninth
New York Infantry Association
Tenth
Maine Infantry
Hatch
Iowa
Illinois
Fifteenth
Massachusetts Battery
U.S. ©. Heavy Artillery
Park Street
Forty-second
Massachusetts Regiment
Arlington
Maine Veterans to Hold Afternoon Reunions in Mechanics Building
The Maine Veteran Association of Massachusetts will host a grand campfire in Mechanics Building from 1 to 5 p.m. All Maine soldiers are invited with many distinguished sons expected to speak. Speakers include Secretary Blaine the Hon W P Frye and the Hon C A Boutellie.
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Maine Veteran Association of Massachusetts
Mechanics’ Building
Maine
Blaine
W. P. Frye
C. A. Boutelie
Evening G A R events and reunions mapped across city venues
The article lists multiple Grand Army of the Republic related gatherings tonight at Mechanics Building English Montgomery Street Cambridge Street Parker House Faneuil Hall and Tremont House with departments posts and associations including Seventh Rhode Island Volunteer Infantry Sixth Maine Veteran Association Fifty-eighth Massachusetts Infantry Fifty-sixth Massachusetts Regiment Second Massachusetts Cavalry and more. Comrades attend reunions receptions and banquets with varied start times culminating in a late evening banquet at Parker House and a reception at Comrade W R Blackman’s residence.
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Mechanics’ Building
Grand Army
Woman’s Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
Innis
Rhode Island Volunteer Infantry
English High and Latin School
Warren Avenue
Montgomery Street
Sixth Maine Veteran Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Cambridge Street
East Cambridge
W. R. Blackman
Otis Street
Fifty-eighth Massachusetts Infantry Association
Parker House
Fifty-sixth
Massachusetts Regiment Association
Mayhew School House
Hawkins Street
Second Massachusetts Cavalry Association
California
Post 191
Faneuil Hall
Old Seventeenth United States Infantry
Third Massachusetts Cavalry
Fortyfirst Infantry
Tremont House
Words of Sympathy for John Boyle O'Reilly
Messages of sympathy poured in for Mrs. O Reilly after the death of her husband. Reactions from Irish groups and individuals in Dublin Boston and New York describe O Reilly as heroic and gifted and a true lover of country and humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bovery Farms
Mass
John Boyle O'Reilly
Oxriver
Holmges
The Best of the Season A Victory for the Home Team
Brooklyn turns the tables on the Brotherhood in a twelve inning pitchers contest. Both sides showcase strong pitching as the home team secures a dramatic late win and maintains season momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Brotherhood
Brooklyns Top Boston Nine In Poor Hitting Display
The Brooklyns defeated the Bostons on a cold day as pitching held and batting failed. Weyhing struggled with control while Radbourn dominated for Boston, yielding one walk and a wild pitch but few hits. Errors and late runs gave Brooklyn three in the third and another in the sixth, while Boston answered with a run in the eighth amid crowd noise and jibes from the stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyns
P. S
Bostons
Weyhing
Brooklyn
Radbourn
Boston
Cook
Joyce
Ward
Arthur Irwin
Andrews
Bauer
Irwin
Ferguson
Richardson
Bro
Beko Oklyns
Rt. Bh.po. A
Be Kh
Bu.po
Brown
Storey
Hauer
Chy
O' Rich’dson
Nash
Jove
O Quinn
Kinslow
O Irwin
Olerk Weyhing
Wita
Kelly
Orr
McGeachy
Gamea
Ferguson and Holbert
New Yorks Beat Philadelphias In Sharp Game
On August 12 New Yorks defeated Philadelphias 5 to 2. New Yorks batted well, while Philadelphias erred with Shindle contributing costly errors. Pitchers were Ewing for the New Yorks and Buffinton for the Philadelphias. attendance was 1,723.
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NEW Yorks
P. L
Philadelphias
New York
Quakers
Ewing
Buffinton
Mulligan
Atlantic and American Association Scores From Early Games
In the Atlantic Association games at Haven New Havens and Lebanon Baltimores the results show Haven New Havens 9 Wilming s 0 and Lebanons 6 Rochester 0. In the American Association matches Columbus Columbus 2 Rochesters 0 Louisville Louisvilles 14 Syracuse 4 St Louis St. Louis 21 Brooklyns 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Association
Posf
Haven
New Havens
Wilmings
Lebanon
Baltimores
Lebanons
American Association
Columbus
Rochesters
Louisville
Louisvilles
Syracuse
St. Louis
Brooklyns
Poor's Manual of Railroads Noted in Money Market Report
The Money Market notes a holiday closing of banks and stock exchange in Boston. It reviews the 1890 Poor's Manual of Railroads, praising its detailed railroad statements, bond data, and new fifty-one maps that clarify line networks for investors. It hopes future issues expand map coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Clearing House
The
Stock Exchange
New York
Messrs. H. V
H. W. Poor
Wallstreet
the Inquirer
Obituary Notices Reflecting on John Boyle O’Reilly
Across multiple cities tributes pour in for John Boyle O’Reilly, praising his noble Irish American character, eloquence, and poetical genius. Figures from Gro. F. Hoar to Joan Henry McCarray mourn the loss, while a Clover Club in Fort River forms committees to honor his memory and attend the funeral.
Bar Harbor society notes Aug. 12 amid harbor yachting
Barn Harbor Me Aug 12 Among the harbor’s handsome steam yachts Magnolia Fearless Wanda George Vanderbilt sails Lucile with friends. St Mary’s schoolship at Southwest Harbor. Bar Harbor quiet after visitors depart as private parties continue. Several concerts planned this week and a burness at Rodick’s. Hotels bustling except Rodick’s. First subscription hop of the season held at St Lauvier tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barn Harper
Magnolia
Fearless
Wanda
George Vanderbilt
Lucile
St. Mary’s
Southwest Harbor
Bar Harbor
Rodick’s
St. Lauvier
Boston Nationals Triumph In Hard Fought 1-0 Win
In a pitching duel at the South End grounds Boston wins 1-0 over Philadelphia with Bennett delivering a twelfth inning homer. Nichols and Smith both shut down the opposing lineups while McGarr and Long stood out defensively for Boston. Attendance reached 920 as the crowd roared through a low hit game with key plays and superb fielding defining the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
N. L
Philadelphias
South End Grounds
Charlie Bennett
Bedlam
Nichols
Smith
Bennett
McGarr
Long
Tucker
Hamilton
Burke
McCauley
Allen
A.B. KR
Hines
Clements
Olf Nichols
Philadelphas
Boston
Gray
Mayer
L’owers
Cleveland Team Slips In Poor Fielding In Loss To Pittsburgs
In Cleveland on August 12 the home club fell to Pittsburgs 12 to 7 as wretched fielding doomed the effort. Attendance was 790. Base hits showed Pittsburgs with 9 and Clevelands 13. errors were 3 for Pittsburgs and 7 for Cleveland. Batteries listed as Gruber Bakery and Sateliffe for Pittsburgs, Maul and Carroll for Cleveland.
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Pittsburgs
P. L
Clevelands
Cleveland
Dittepuress Cessbeesace
Pittsburgh
Gruber Bakery
Sateliffe
Maul and Carroll
New Yorks Whitewash Brooklyn at Polo Grounds
The New Yorks defeated Brooklyn 3 to 0 at the Polo Grounds with a remarkable pitching performance by Rusie. Base hits favored New Yorks five to one as errors heavily impacted Brooklyn. Batteries were Rusie and Buckley for New Yorks. Caruthers and Daly for Brooklyn.
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NEW Yorks
N. L
Brooklyns
New York
Brooklyn
Polo Grounds
Rusie
Buckley
Caruthers
Daly
Haddock Hurt as Chicagos Rout Buffalos in Chicago
Haddock of the Bisons was hit hard as Chicago hitters attacked. King pitched well for the home club, keeping hits scattered. Attendance 690. Score Chicagos 14 Buffalos 0. Base hits Chicagos 17 Buffalos 7. Errors Chicagos 1 Buffalos 6. Batteries King and Hoyle Haddock and Mack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicagos
P. L
Buffalos
Chcaco
Haddock
Bisons
King
Errora
Hoyle
Mack
Chicago Nationals defeat Pittsburgs in twelve innings
In a hard fought twelve inning game at Pittsb urg today the Chicagos batted in the winning run. Attendance 13821. Final score Chicagos 9 Pittsburgs 12. Base hits Chicagos 17 Pittsburgs 16 with eight errors apiece. Hutchinson and Kittredge pitched for Chicagos with Gumbert and Decker behind Pittsburgs.
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Chicagos
N. L
Pittsburgs
Pittspurg
Penn
Pittsburga
Vpittsburgs
Hutchinson
Pitchers Battle Favors Reds In Cleveland Clash
In Cleveland on Aug 12 the Reds beat the Indians 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel as 860 fans watched. Cincinnati managed six base hits to Cleveland four with errors noted on both sides.
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Cincinnatis
N. L
Clevelands
Cleveland
Rhinos
Lerrors
Names of prominent historical figures listed in prompt
William P. Mason, George Von L. Meyer, Laurence Minot, Richard Olney, Henry R. Reed, Julius M. Sargent, Nathaniel Thayer, John L. Waterbury, Stephen M. Weld, Henry C. Weston appear as a roster of notable individuals from an old document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Mason
George von L. Meyer
Laurence Minot
Richard Olney
Henry R. Reed
iLuius M. Sargent
Nathaniel Thayer
Johnl. Waterbury
Stephen M.weld
iHenry C. Weston
Coxheath Copper Mine reports inspected for public view
Limited notice from Boston dated August 7 1890 announces that reports on the Coxheath Copper Mine by George Grant Francis M E of London Vierre Klumbert Jr M E and Dr E D Peters Jr M E have been received and are open for inspection at the office of Isaac P Gragg General Manager Also bids will be received until noon on Saturday August 30 1890 for city funding bonds of 240000 and city hall bonds of 200000 to be issued in 1000 denominations with interest semiannually in New York City and payable after July 1 1920 or after July 1 1910 at the citys option. bids may be rejected. submit to City Treasurer G Wh Wheeler Tacoma Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milk Street
Boston
Coxheath
George Grant Francis
M.E
London
Vierre Klumbert, Jr
E. D. Peters, Jr
Isaac P. Gragg
Ciy Hall
New York City
G. Wh. Wheeler
Tacoma, Wash
New York Financial Market Summary August Heat on Call
Money on call tight with last loan at 4 and closing at 4. Sterling exchange weaker with bills at 4.8544 for 60 days and 4.8754 for demand. Government and railroad bonds dull but firm. Stocks opened active then dulled, closing near day’s highs as favorable Treasury buyout prospects and a large bank loan eased money.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Secretary of the Treasury
New York Stock Sales August 12 Railroads Lead Decline
New York stock sales August 12 total 191,100 shares with railroad issues among the active movers. The report lists opening, high, low and closing prices for several companies including Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, St. Louis and Western, and Canadian Pacific, with declines from yesterday's close noted for several issues.
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New York
Aene
Lenee Baer
Serge Atchison
Ck St. L
Pacific
Print cloth market and Kansas City livestock results
The Fall River print cloth market is quiet and steady at 36 16c for 64s with fair demand for spot 64s. In Kansas City cattle trade, best firm while others slow with steers around 325 to 540. native cows 140 to 240. stockers and feeders 225 to 330. range cattle 216 to 240. Hogs close steady with heavies 367 to 390. mixed 342 to 360. Yorkers 360 to 385. lights 330 to 360. Sheep at 1505 steady from 350 to 600 per head.
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Fall River
Kansas City
Watertown Livestock Market Report Week Ending Aug 12 1890
James and Abbot Lumber and Watertown Union Live Stock Market report prices and quantities for sheep, cattle, swine, hides, and tallow. Highlights include beef prices from first to third quality, store cattle rates, slaughter lots from J O Sanborn and J A Hathaway, and a large sheep and lamb arrival with prices ranging 5 to 7 cents per pound. Trains brought livestock irregularly causing delays and quiet cattle trade amid heavy western and Canadian arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
George J Fox
Brighton
Union Market
Watertown
Boston
Maine
North Road
J O Sanborn
Sturtevant & Haley
J A Hathaway
Railroad Matters in Curiaco Auction Sale
The Chicago Atlantic railroad was sold in New York court today with Charles H. Coster, for Drexel Morgan, as sole bidder at 5 million dollars. The system will be reorganized and operated by the Yine road with John King Jr named president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Chicago & Atlantic Railroad
United States Court
Charles H. Coster
New York
Drexel & Morgan
Yine Road
John King, Jr
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Choice Over Other Remedies
An excerpt emphasizes personal resolution to avoid other remedies and claims Hood's Sarsaparilla is superior due to its unique combination and preparation. The passage reads as a testimonial advocating the product’s efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Shipping News Mini Almanac August 71 13 High Water
Shipping notes from Boston harbor ports list arrivals of Despatch Shawmut Olivette Kennebec Portland and other steamers with barges and vessels from Bar Harbor Philadelphia and New York. Weather and sea conditions report gales near Cape of Good Hope and diverse trading routes. several schooners and brigs appear with cargoes of sugar lumber and cotton to and from multiple ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tursday
Despatch
Cowles
Bar Harbor
Shawmut
Fuller
Philadelphia
Seth Low
Olivette
Mckay
Bar Habor
Penobscot
Ingraham
Bangor
Kennebec
Collins
Bath
Portland
Snowman
Herald
Hawks
Newport News
Starstar
Jackson
Navesink
Crocker
Tug International
St Helena
Jane
South Atlantic
Nouth Atlantic
Equator
Diadem
Craigo
Mayaguez
Whitney, Pousland & Co
James
St John
Magnum
Mereghan
Colwell
Ocean Star
Townsend
Caplin
Elizabeth
Harris
French Cross
Vesper
Bagnell
Glace Bay
Newcomb
Canning
Forest Belle
Potts
Quace
Resolution
Benjamin
Port Williams
Edna
Lunn
Goose Creek
Gratton
New York
Smith
Swis S Lane
Hutchinson
Accumulator
Turnner
Deer Isle
Stephen G Lond
Boston
Torrey
Brunswick
Ang
Dolphin
Chadwick
Richard Peterson
Keefe
Weehawken
John B Manning
Birdsall
Franconia
Young
Atwood
Dakin
St Mary
Bay
Alsatian
Kennevec
Mary Steele
Paschal
Carrie A Pitman
Hutchins
M Walton
Lane
H Jones
Watford
Drisko
Romout
Ann Parker
Morse
Rockport
Clinton
Wilson
Millbridge
Minneola
Ray
Lsworth
Mary Hawes
Cooper
Ida Hudson
Richardson
Rockland
Patchin
Castine
Sarah E Smith
Gilbert
Damariscotta
Allen
Clark
Calais
Frank
Phil Brook
York
HG Perkins
Poland
Nessmore
Baltimore
London
Yarmouth
Gwent
Baracoa
Chatham
Wrestle
L B Gilchrist
Charter Oak
Wascis Samuel
Thorp
John Panis
Highland Light A
Jb Atkinson
Carne
Woodbury
Susan Nash
James W Ponder
Carrie E. Pickering
Nestorian
Glasgow
Doane
Abner White
Green Island
Soh
Freights and Charters Pace Busy Harbor Market
New York reports active chartering with steady rates. Berth freights remain quiet. Charters include Eckopz with 12,000 barrels refined petroleum from New York to Antwerp at 23 led and AsiaA Harvard with 85,000 cases to Singapore arriving at 27 cc. Bark Woodside moves 35,000 cases to Java. Napier sails general cargo to Australia. Baltimore notes five American ships due to load coal for San Francisco in two months, led by the Almeda and the Florence. Samuel Dilloway ships coal to Boston and James H Gordon guano to Charleston, then back with rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eckopz
Rheo Rither
Antwerp
Asiaa
Harvard
Singapore
Woodside
Java
Australia
Napier
Baltimore
San Francisco
Almeda
Chapman
Havre
Florence
Duncan
Rio de Janeiro
Parker M. Whitmore
Morrison
Avonmouth Docks
K. D. Rice
Jordan
Servia
Otis
Hull
Whitmore
R. D. Rice
Samuel Dilloway
Boston
James H Gordon
Charleston
Mariner Log of World Ports Sailed and Cleared
Ships and barks depart and arrive from multiple ports including Antwerp Amoy Ayr Bordeaux Belfast Cardiff Cape Town DUNDALK Havre Hull Liverpool London Rio Janeiro and more. Entries list vessel names captains origins destinations and sailing or clearance dates in Aug July for various shores and ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
la Campina
Berg
New York
AMOY
Don Justo
Neilson
Ayr
Norway
Nor
Pedersen
Quebec
Bordeaux
Latona
Kerr
Belfast
Hinderon
Andersen
Sydney
Cardife
Charlie Baker
Sorensen
Rio Janeiro
Cape Town
CGH
Lepanto
Dundalk
Ireland
Minnie G. Elkin
Winchester
St John
Newport Havre
Crofton Hall
Lyons
Hull Eng
Marguerite
Osberg
Mobile
Liverpool
Congal
Danielson
Chatham
Sondre Norge
Bay Verte
London
Assyrian
Montreal
Penaryth
Venezian
Ital
Ottone
Newcastle
Rio Grande DO Sul
Hermes
Swed
Tyndal
Puritan
McNair
Salerno
ST Uelena
Knight of the Garter
Gordon
Chittagong
Whalers to Sail From New Bedford on Baltic Reports
New Bedford ship Sunbeam sails August 12 for an Atlantic whaling voyage under Captain Morris, formerly master of Baltic. Baltic letters indicate 115 barrels of sperm oil aboard on July 20 at Western grounds. Baltic may reach St Michaels by September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Sunbeam
Atlantic Ocean
Sch
Chase Morse
Morris
Provincetown
Baltic
Western Grounds
St Michaels
Spar Buoy No 2 Replaced at Catfish Rock Pilot Port
Notice to mariners reports the spar buoy No 2 at Catfish Rock, entrance to Portland Harbor, has been replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Catfish Rock
Portland Harbor
Fishermen haul cod and halibut from Gloucester shores
Gloucester fishermen report large catches with multiple crews delivering codfish and halibut. Grand Bank and Georges areas shipments include 230000 pounds by Griffin on Icis HR, 180000 by Elida A baton, 70000 by Zenobia, 60000 by Fannie Spurling, plus 20000 by Matthew Keaney and 22000 by J Garland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Ang
Icis
Griffin
Grand Bank
Elida A_ baton
Zenobia
Fannie Spurling
Matthew Keaney
Georges
J & Garland
Lorna Ione
Shipping positions from late 19th century entry list
Ships and routes noted include Ellesmere bound for Hamburg from Calcutta on May 10 at lat 16 5 long 74 FE. Avoca from New York to Rotterdam Aug 6 at lat 39 50 long 64 10. Kenoma from Liverpool to Richmond bound Aug 3 at lat 47 25 long 30 27. Lizzie Burrill Antwerp to St John NB Aug 7 at lat 41 45 long 52 26. Langstone from Southampton to Otago July 4 at lat 45 8 long 25 W. Langstone reported all well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellesmere
Calcutta
Hamburg
Avoca
Mitchener
New York
Rotterdam
Kenoma
Thompson
Liverpool
Richb Budo
Lizzie Burrill
Antwerp
St John
Langstone
Southampton
Otago
Lon
Marine notes from bath and port activity Aug reports
MARINE NOTES: Ships loaded with laths bound for New York but wrecked at Bath. Bertha William leaking after tow to Hyannis. red spar buoy sighting near Philadelphia. Oxenholme diverted to Movile after boiler issue. Henry A Litchfield sailing to New York, Dacca in collision at Dublin with La Maria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Smith
New York
City Island
Bertha William
Lanesville
Stone
Hyannis
T A Scou, Jr
Bertha
Philadelphia
Cuba
London
Oxenholme
Thomas
Liverpool
Montreal
Movile
Henry A Litchfield
Davis
Navassa
Santiago
Dacca
Baira
Dublin
San Francisco
port of Baltimore clears and sails mixed fleet of steamers and schooners
At Baltimore on August 11 the steamers Robert Harrowing from Londonderry North Erin Philadelphia Kathleen Havana and several schooners including Charles H Valentine Thompson New York cleared for Havre Orsino Antwerp and others. additional vessels sailed from Brunswick Bridgeport Cape Henry and various ports with mixed destinations and cargoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Robert Harrowing
Londonderry
North Erin
Philadelphia
Kathleen
Havana
Charles H Valentine
Thompson
New York
Lord Warwick
Havre
Orsino
Antwerp
E O Clark
Stahl
Portland
Eric Emma L Shaw
Barbadoes
Trinidad
Joshua Baker
Kelly
Boston
Wm L_ Bradley
Lee
Charlestown
Maggie & Gray
Johnson
Elwood Harlow
King
Gracie D Buchanan
Potter
Salem
Brampton
Belfast
Brunswick
John Harvey
Phelan
Bridgeport
Conn
Mills
Hall
Bangor
Hattie
Marsh
Bmima Louise
Swayne
Cape Henry
Mount Hope
Hoboked
Danniersport
Delhio
Kilpatrick
Elizabethport
John P Kelsey
Fiatch
Rockland
Dutch Island Harbor
Sebs
Gibbs
Gardner
Hattie M Homes
Handy
Hallowell
Westside
Gamemon
Gloucester
Albert Pharo
Hannah
Fernandina
Elwood Burton
Hitchens
Wilmington
Del
Louis V Chaples
Ross
Bermuda
Hyannis
H Skinner
Nickerson
Kennebec
Watford
Carson
Newsport
Richmond
George A Leland
Freeman
Mount Desert
Pushaw
Calais
J W Vannaman
Phinney
D M Anthony
Pochasset
Clar
Goodwin
WD Marvel
Woodward Abrahams
Manchester Haynes
Guy Ames
Jacksoaville
Ella M Storer
Simmons
Machiasport
Hamburg Libby
Hortensia
Sanborn
Fleien
Holway
Sawyer
Beta
Colbeth
Millbridge
Eugene
MT Desert
Benjamin Hale
Bben Fisher
Sullivan
Newark
Norfolk
Hattie Perry
Chase
Philadelesphia
Maggie Mulvey
Mandley
Argo
Uarding
James E Kelsey
Whealton
Bogue Inlet
Julien Nelson
Kelley
Newvork
J M Bayles
Whiple
Havoken
Millie Frank
Lkdwards
Sound East
Barks Serano
Edgell
Buenos Ayres
Laura
McArthur
St Johns
Antigua
Hart 'Sland Roads
Scis Alaska
Mehaney
Charlottetown
Pel
St John
Haley
Yarmouth
Wentworth
Merriam
Sabrina
Harrington
Bonnie Poon
Chapman
Magellen
Purdy
Hillsboro
W D Haskell
Haskell
Rangers
Annie Lord
Kendall
Jennie Simclair
Fannie A Gorham
Bellfast
Standard
Oram
Kennebeck
Jienawa
Alexander
Hattie M Crowell
Eva L Ferris
Walter Crowley
Rondout
Launton
Hart Roads
Busch
Hattie M. Crowell
City Island
Maggie (Ummings
March
Providence
San Francisco
Invincible
Lewis
Melbourne
Port Townsend
Old Kensington
Jones
San Diego
Pascagoula
Trygve
O’neil
Pensacola
Mexico
Loring
Cardenas
Port Royal
Jacob Reedy Nickerson
Porleland
Lottie K Friend
Gould
Frank Leyming
Norton
Apphia
Amelia
Willard
Carvers Harbor
Sophia Godfrey
Sarahood
Wau-bun
Welch
Pone
John , Smith
Kneeland
Martinique
Fan Elivan
Melvin
Moncton
Nile
Grace Davis
Willard Saulsbury
Lerisma
Castellamare
Susan N Liedering
Fannie J Bartlett
Maud Laure
George B Ferguson
Onward
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