State Politics and Democratic Convention Plans
The Seventh District rally involves Knights of Labor influence as Congressman Collins avoids dual duties. The State Committee meets at noon to set fall convention details, consider Secretary Coveney's resignation, and apportion senatorial districts.候
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Congress
Democratic State Committee
Providence
State Committee
Reuben Noble
Westfield
Alderman Donovan
Charlestown
Alger
Cambridge
Republican Committee
Worcester
Republican luminaries crowd town as Robinson absent
A steady stream of Republican statesmen visited the city yesterday while Governor Robinson was in camp, disappointing many. Dawes and Long circulated, but no clear plan emerged. Randall of New Bedford and Glines of Somerville pressed claims at the state committee rooms as Lewis hosted a busy day for the delegation. Secretary Southworth to relieve him Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Senator Dawes
Senator Long
Dawes
Long
Whitney
Gresham
Charles S. Randall
New Bedford
Edward Glines
Somerville
Randall
Davis
Glines
State Committee
Boynton
Medford
Knights of Labor Eye Seventh District Congressional Fight
The Knights of Labor plan a conference of labor men in the seventh Massachusetts district to catechise candidates for Congress and back a representative aligned with workers against banks and railroads. They fault the present incumbent for siding with corporate power and urge action to elect a pro labor congressman.
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Jhe K
Knights of Labor
Cogswell
Congressman Stone
Blount
Dr. Loring
Colonel Haskell
Haverhill
Massachusetts
Reliance
Colonel Coveney Becomes Boston Port Surveyor
Colonel Coveney appeared before Collector Saltonstall and took the oath of office for the port of Boston. A $5000 bond, doubled by sureties Daniel R. Sortwell of East Cambridge Bank and Knowlton S. Chaffee ex-president of Cambridge Street Railway, awaits Washington approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coveney
Saltonstall
Boston
Washington
Daniel R. Sortwell
National Bank
East Campridge
Knowlton S. Chaffee
Cambridge Street Railway
Prohibition Movement Ties to Republican Support in Elections
The piece cites Republican sources backing a prohibition driven effort and describes GOP candidates touring saloons for contributions while seeking votes. It discusses candidate prospects for Congress and the Massachusetts gubernatorial race, noting internal party maneuvering and regional balance.
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Republican City Committee
Peabody unrest after mass meeting condemns mob action
In LaLeM on August 18 special report recalls last Sunday's vote against anti mob resolutions. Knights of Labor agitators press work stoppages, new arrivals move to Peabody and Salem moderates fear renewed violence. Police close saloons and monitor hostility toward non union workers as tensions persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lalem
Peabody
Commonwealth
Salem
Knights
Knights of Labor
George J. Winchester
Poole’s Hollow
Louis Bloomberg
Justice Merrill
Cornelius Bagley
J. A. Lord
Thomas Hanlen
Hancock Street
Hanlen
Joseph H. Poor
Oscar Fellows
Bowditch Court
Order
Notorious John Thorpe Arrest Sparks Lowell Street Riot
Police arrested John Thorpe after he resisted Officer Dunlavey, breaking his helmet and injuring him. A mob chased and attacked officers, with Eli Perrault suspicions of involvement. Thorpe and other ringleaders were detained as the crowd dispersed.\n
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Lowell
George Dunlavey
John Thorpe
Thorpe
Breault
Senator Dawes Attended by Elite Burgess Circle at Hincham
General Stephen M. Whitney hosted a reception for Senator Henry L. Dawes at his Lincoln street summer residence in Hincham. Invited guests included A. H. Rice Edward K. Dunn Isaac T. Burr W. W. Clapp A. P. Potter and many others from banking shipping and industry. A bountiful collation followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Dawes
Hincham
Stephen M. Whitney
Henry L. Dawes
Lincoln Street
A. H. Rice
Edward K. Dunn
Isaac T. Burr
W. W. Clapp
A. P. Potter
Maverick National Bank
H. M. Whitney
Metropolitan Steamship Line
Walter Potter
Potter, Lowell & Co
H. W. Wadleigh
T. T. Sawyer
G. T. W. Braman
J. K. Moors
G. A. Miner
G. G. Crocker
Matthew Luce
W. A. Rush
George F. Hall
Hl. H. Coolidge
George F. Bouve, Esq
John Wales
Francis W. Brewer
W. W. Blackmar
F. C. Osborn
A. S. Bigelow
M. P.kennard
A. W. Beard
Oliver Ames
R. M. Field
David Nevins
W. V. Hutchins
B.E. Cole
J. Magruder
Henry D. Hyde
H. C. Morse
The
Revere Copper Company
A. T. Turner
Boston
Eugene Sampson
Everett Mills
D. L. Webster
Webster & Co
D. B. Hallett
Boston National Bank
John D. Long
Starkes
Whiton
Thirty-Third Regiment M V M Holds 20th Reunion
Veterans of the Thirty-Third Regiment M V M gathered at the New Pacific House Nantasket in a reunion marking 24 years since muster into service. Officers were elected including President Joseph P. Thompson and Vice President Amasa S. Glover. next year’s gathering set for Lowell on August 14, 1887.
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Thirty-Third
Nantasket Buacn
M.V.M
United States Service
New Pacific House
Joseph P. Thompson
Amasa S. Glover
A. C. Stacey
J. B. Smith
John P. Reynolds
Charles Bennett
W. Hargraves
Walker
A. P.hazard
D. Harriman
H. A.dickson
J. D. Haselton
Hill
Corporal Canning
A. B. Underwood
Gettysburg Monument
Lowell
Corner-stone laid for new Odd Fellows building
Aug 13 report notes the corner-stone ceremony on Aug 21 with a six-band procession and drum corps. Escorts include the Lawrence Light Guards and S C Lawrence Post No 66 G A R, plus visiting Odd Fellows lodges from Stoneham Malden Somerville Woburn West Medford and Boston. Past Grand Master Brayley, ex Mayor of New Bedford, will deliver the oration followed by supper at the Star skating academy.
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Mrprorp
Odd Fellows
Lawrence Light Guards
S. C. Lawrence Post
No. 66
Stonehar
Malden
Somerville
Woburn
West Medford
Boston
Brayley
New Bedford
Star Skating Academy
Prohibition county convention nominates Vermont officers
Hype Park Vermont August 18 Prohibition county convention nominates Senator Charles S Park of Elmore for state senate county judges S W Royce of Cambridge and J S Gilmore of Hyde Park judge of probate R S Page of Hyde Park state attorney L S Thompson of Stowe sheriff Luke Potter of Waterville Resolutions endorse recent state convention and back national and state prohibition of manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors.
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Hype Park
Charles S. Park
Elmore
S. W. Royce
Cambridge
Gilmore
Hyde Park
R. S. Page
L. S. Thompson
Stowe
Luke Potter
Waterville
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Promises to Cure
Advertisement claims that beauty can be restored by Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription despite functional irregularities, citing thousands of testimonials from druggists and customers.
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Dr. Pierce
Poisoned Ice Cream And The Somerville Poisoner Suspect
William Robinson and Mrs. Robinson are central to a Somerville poison case. The ice cream served at a June 8 festival is alleged poisoned. suspicion centers on Mrs. Robinson and William Smith. Autopsy results, life insurance links, and testimonies from church members and officials frame a complex murder case with a pending postmortem and grand public interest.
Seaman McFarland Buried After Waverly Street Sewer Collapse
Laborer Frank McFarland, expert in sewer planking, died when a 16 foot deep trench on Waverly Street Brighton collapsed at 10 30 AM. Contractor Patrick Grace employed him to plank the sides and 60 workers excavated for hours before his body was recovered. An inquest will determine fault.
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Waverly Street
Brighton
Frank McFarland
Patrick Grace
McFarland
Thomas Cottingham
Cottingham
Grace
MacFarland
Smith
Stedman
John MecFarland
Coventry Street
Roxbury
Travelling Salesman Arrested for Embezzlement
Special Officers Murdough and Lynch arrested Albert Wallace alias Jones at 9 May street on a warrant. Wallace formerly worked as a travelling salesman for J. T Glines & Co and has been collecting firm payments after being discharged. Authorities say he collected about 500 to 600 dollars in Brockton Lynn and other towns. The warrant originated in Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdough and Lynch
Station 5
Albert Wallace
Jones
May Street
Wallace
J. T Glines & Co
Haymarket Square
Glines & Co
Brockton
Lynn
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Essex
Supreme Judicial Court
Salem
John Mosetic
Gloucester
Margaret E. Mosetic
Boston
Suffolk
Margaret E. Moseth
Margaret KE. Moseth
Newark horse dealer Henry Miller surrenders to face embezzlement charges
Henry Miller, a 3 year old Newark N J horse dealer, turned himself in at police headquarters after an indictment accusing him of embezzling seven horses valued at 1750 and forging an order for 850 worth of horses. He faces charges of conspiracy to defraud Leonard Humphrey of Newark and will appear before the Superior Criminal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Miller
Newark
N. J
Howard
Haggerty
Miller
Leonard & Humphrey
Leonard
Humphrey
Superior Criminal Court
Water Main Bursts by Cottage Farm Crossing
A large water main at the Boston and Albany crossing near Cottage Farm station ruptured about 6 o’clock last evening. Superintendent Jones notified Station 3 and telephoned Charlestown to restore Mystic water. Crews were dispatched immediately to repair the break.
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Boston & Albany
Cottage Farm Station
Jones
Charlestown
Mystic
Warren Bridge Hearing Debates 4 AM Open Passage Proposal
Aldermanic committee heard several gentlemen’s views on keeping Warren bridge open from midnight to 4 AM to aid vessels while closed rest of the day. Coal dealer Horatio Wellington urged it to relieve coal traffic. captains and merchants warned of drawbacks and delays, with several sailors recounting lengthy passage times. The committee will deliberate further.
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Aldermanic Committee On
Warren Bridge
Horatio Wellington
Boston
Clarence B. Lovell
Wellington
Henry R. Reed
Nash
Spalding & Co
Captain Full
Harriet
Captain Burns
History of Rollin M Squire and Boston Water Board deal
The Church Water Waste Indicator Company sued Rollin M Squire, then a New York commissioner and agent for the firm, over 10 000 indicators sold to the Boston water board. Squire kept company profits totaling 11 000 while the firm claimed 36566 owed. a default judgment was entered in New York county clerk’s records after Squire refused to pay and paid on his own behalf.
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Squire
New York
Church Water Waste Indicator Company
Boston Water Board
Church Water Waste Indieator Company
Simmons
Brackett
Charles H. Roosevelt
Boston
Church
Roosevelt
Water Board
Church Company
Dyer Drowns Off Crescent Beach near Lynn
George B. Dyer of Lynn drowned while bathing at Crescent Beach about six o'clock yesterday. Physicians Lunney and Low failed to revive him after an hour of efforts. Chief Goodrich oversaw his removal to the station. Medical Examiner Harris will hold an inquest. Dyer, 23, left a wife and eight year old daughter.
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Crescent Beach
George B. Dyer
Lynn
Lunney
Malden
F. M. Low
Boston
C. H. Goodrich
Revere
Harris
Dyer
Union Street
Justice Hall
George T. Johnson
Hotel Vue de l’Eau
Empire State Yacht Excursions and Moonlight Events
The Empire State steamer runs matinee trips off Marblehead to view Hull Yacht Club regatta yachts. Master Willie Cushing, famed boy cornetist, debuts. Moonlight sails, fireworks, and music fill the schedule. A Sunday excursion to Provincetown is planned, weather permitting, followed by weekly fishing trips starting Monday.
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Empire State
Marblehead
Hull Yacht Club
Willie Cushing
America
Provincetown
Police boat Protector searches harbor for yacht Frelie sinking
The Protector left the harbor yesterday at 2 PM to locate the sinking site of the yacht Frelie. It returned around 5 PM due to high tide preventing dredging. At 2 AM the craft resumed the search for drowned bodies at the site.
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Protector
Frelie
Drowning of Schooner Crewman Near Eastern Rail Road Wharf
Yesterday M. Fred Herrington, a crewman aboard the schooner Congress, fell overboard and was drowned near the Eastern rail road wharf. The police boat Patrol conducted a search but failed to locate the body.
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Congress
M. Fred Herrington
Eastern Railroad
Young man arraigned on breaking and entering and forgery
Henry B. Lowery appeared in Municipal Court charged with breaking and entering the home of James F. Heustis at 20 McLean street and forging the name of John Hilman. Police testified to theft of 350 dollars worth of silver blocks and related evidence including receipts and silver artifacts found in his residence. He was held in 1200 dollars bail on each charge for Superior Court trial.
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Henry B. Lowery
James F. Heustis
McLean Street
Cook Jane
Alice Beastis
John Hannon
Lowery
Henry H. Drew
Drew
John Hilman
Sudbury Street
Brickley
Third Division
Miss Alice
Brinkley
Brighton Street
Hilman
Arrest in Lexington burglary recovers church property
Inspector Leggett arrested William Parker at Dooley's Hotel on Portland street after a burglary at a Lexington clergy residence. He recovered a gold hunting case watch a cluster diamond ring and chain plus another watch. Value of stolen property about 350 dollars. Parker is a 40 year old Englishman, 5 feet 4 inches, with no local criminal record.
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Lexington
Mary McGonigie
New York
Inspector Leggett
Portland Street
William Parker
William ‘Pritt
Legget
Parker
Alias Pritt
Embezzlement case widens as Whittier flees assets
Lawyer J A L Whittier, jailed on embezzlement charges, has transferred all his property to Shattuck and Munroe, advisers to Miss Helen Reid. Whittier's Albion apartment goods were attached and hauled away, with earlier removals noted to a South End friend. His companion Mrs Fan Willard is reported at a fashionable watering place.
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J. A. L. Whittier
Charles Street
Messrs. Shattuck & Munroe
Helen Reid
Whittier
The
Albion
Fan Willard
Notice to Captains from Boston Signal Station
Observations recorded August 13 at 7 AM local time at the United States Signal Station Boston. Mentions wind direction NE, light conditions, and barometer readings. Advises captains to correct barometer errors by adding one hundredth inch per ten feet above sea level. Includes miniature almanac data and length of day notes for August.
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United States
Boston
Great Britain
France
Washington
H. ED
Port of Boston Arrivals and Clearances Aug 13 1880s
In Boston harbor arrivals include Amicitia from Baracoa with bananas and Pearl from Port Morant with fruit. Vessels include Alpha from Yarmouth and Gen Whitney from New York. Numerous schooners and brigs listed. several cleared for Glasgow Halifax Buenos Ayres and other ports.
Sea Vessel Movements and Fishery Market Report
Vessel arrivals and departures across New England ports with detailed lists of ships, captains, destinations, and cargo. Includes weather note and market prices for fish, plus weekly counts of fishing vessels and tonnage.
Atlantic sailing notices from August wafted ship routes and crews
Multiple vessels and crews listed with departure points destinations and dates. Entries include Canadas barges and ships like Cambrian Chieftain Elias San Francisco. Pembroke Dock Sigrid Hanne vig Quebec. Titania Dana Bordeaux West Bay NS. Lizzie Bell Mc Adam Calais. Monarch McKenzie New York. Ansgar Patterson Metis. Andromeda Krolin New York Bremen. Wilhelm Gunther Mil diner Chicoutimi. Nicolino Garibaldi Genoa New York. Carl Konow Alaska Pritchard Crooked Island to Baracoa. Armenia Frank Antwerp Philadelphia. Joseph H Scammell Thompson Sandy Hook. Nor Olsen Savannah Rotterdam. C Southard Hulbert Portland Queenstown. Anna Kahului San Francisco.
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Pembroke Dock
Sigrid
Hannevig
Quebec
Padang
Lisa
Serra
New York
Point de Grave
Titania
Dana
Bordeaux
West Bay
Queenstown
Lizzie Bell
McAdam
Portland
Calais
Tilley
Dickson
P. Rotterdam
Monarch
McKenzie
Sligo
Ansgar
Patterson
Metis
Secilly
Carl Konow
Baracoa
Crooked Island
Sandy Hook
Nor. Olsen
Savannah
Rotterdam
C Southard Hulbert
Watts
Sch Anna
Williams
Kahului
San Francisco
Hexham
Adams
Antwerp
Edgar
Mills
Dublin
Lareport
Cross
London
Bellingham
McGregor
Newport News
William Crane
Billup
Alleghany
Taylor
Boston
Fanny Cadwalader
Hart
Samuel H Walker
Kelley
H E Russell
Ward
Black Rock
Charles H Haskell
Sillsby
Sullivan Lawin
Rich
AH Peary
Peary
Hudson
Alice B Phillips
Benton
Providence
Hattie , Williams
Bray
Somerset
Maggie J Chadwick
Orr
Madrid
Annandale
Handel
Wickbay
George Os
Park Inverdruieschs
Nelson
Newbury
Charles H Baskeil
Elias Moore
Musgrave
Philadelphia
Regulator
Lewis
Balmore
Bucksport
Annie R Lewis
New Yok
Charleston
Thomas
Pail
Albert L Butler
Equator
Albert
Abrams
Wiliam
Steelman
Baltimore
Fannie Brown
Mollie Saunders
John G. Schmidt
Beile O’neill
Coosaw
Hughenden
Bews
United Kingdom
Cape Henry
Ponca
Bowen
Federico
Liverpool
Schs
Lunet
Swain
Anaconda
Fickett
Herry Clay
Stevens
J K Baker
Emma McAdam
Young
Senator Grimes
Warr
Louise A Boardman
Tinker
Pawtucket
John Somes
Robbins
Sea Pigeon
Eaton
Nantucket
Georgianus
Cook
Ipswich
Ative American
Beta
Colbeth
Machias
Ringieader
Thomaston
Huntress
Hunt
Lubec
A Brainard
Hodge
Tiverton
St Elmo
Rogers
Eastport
Swhs
Walter Franklin
Cousins
Cayenne
Stimpson
Fall River
Levering
Georgetown
Dolphin
Grover
Addie Sawyer
Whalers Report Arctic Catch and Fleet Arrivals
Despatches from San Francisco reveal bark John Wooster arriving with 6300 lbs whalebone from the Arctic and a fleet catch of 11 whales reported up to July 16. Additional notes list individual catches and vessels involved while noting missing crew details and unrelated vessel movements.
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New Ledford
San Francisco
John Wooster
Arctic Ocean
John Carver
Arnolda
Young Phoenix
Northern Light
Mars
Andrew Flicks
Montrose
Carver
Wooster
United States
Bear
Baker
Europa
Japan Sea
Josephine
Lapham
Maritime notes report ships in distress and two wrecks
In San Francisco Aug 3 report Knight of the Garter faced head gales from Sydney and shifted cargo. North Sydney reached Port Aug 12 after ashore near Low Point and was towed off undamaged. Robert Belknap ashore at Crescent Bay July 24 and refloated. damage unknown. Resolute sunk off Bahamas Aug 8 with crew saved. Midas and state ship incidents near Seal Island and Fenton's Neck. State of Indiana disabled engine on voyage from Glasgow to New York.
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Knight of the Garter
San Francisco
Sydney
Nsw
North Sydney
St Johns
Low Point
Wil
Robert Belknap
Crescent Bay
Straits of Fuca
Hiogo
Victoria
Seattle
St Augustine
Fla
Baker Salvage Company
Resolute
Elbow Key
Bahamas
Scinda Francis
Oibers
New York
Rio Janeiro
Baltic
Liverpool
State of Indiana
Glasgow
Navasso
Fenton’s Neck
Parrsboro
Midas
McArthur
Sutton Bridge
Halifax
Seal Island
Yarmouth
London
State Line
Rich
Global Ship Movements Across Ports and Seas Aug 12
A sweeping naval log lists arrivals and sailings on August 12 across Avonmouth to Victoria BC. Vessels include Star of England Hen Dricksen Dalhouse NB Antwerp Waesland Ueberweg New York Rialto Hansen Wilmington NC and many others bound for Montreal Boston Philadelphia Jacksonville and more. The record notes in port dates July in Barbados and July 23 sailings from Turks Island to North of Hatteras with cargoes and charter details, plus several bark and brig movements and a corrected sailing error for the Grecian Monarch.
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Liverpool
Tabor
Reed
Bactouche
London
Clodian
Stapledon
New York
Mathilda
Hansen
Philadelphia
Carl Gustaf
Basberg Quebec
Mores Rose
Bennett
Sydney
Oskar I
Asberg
Saguenay
Victory
Natvig
Quebec
Landskrona
Ephialtis
Thomsen
Coosaw
Lisbon
Avonmouth
Star of England
Hendricksen
Dalhouse
Antwerp
aAr
Waesland
Ueberweg
Warks
Clare
Montreal
Bristol
Warwick
James
Dominion
Wail
Bahia
Belfast
Iona
Kiem
Bremen
Leipzig
Christoffers
Weser
Burns
Baltimore
Bilboa
Violet
Harding
Newark
Carbarien
lIn Port
Scotia
Shearer
Douglas
Crosby
St John
Christiansand
Hekla
Demerara
Bertha Andersen
Thompson
Shannon
Nash
Hayt
Hattie , Dixon
Hekia
Thomson
Christiania
Xae
Benguella
Furtardo
New Ork
Gibara
Osseo
Hix
Glasgow
Concordia
McLean
Anchoriv
Small
Geestemunde
Bath Trumph
Asulidsen
Pensacoa
Girgenti
Wills
Sarah Walace
Heiden
Macelo
Kinsale
Iowa
Boston
Kingston
Jia
Alvo
Aspinwall
Laguna
Peeress
Stuart
Joading
Leith
Monte Rosa
Thomas
Amaryllis
Black
New
OTR
Lake Nepigon
Tramper
Chrysolite
Lamb
Parrsboro
Nymphe
Pedersen
Northport
Sheffield
March
Bay Veite
Iddesleigh
Martin
Chatham
Salied
Benison
Polynesian
Ritchie
Jacobsen
Musquash
North Sydney
Cbar
Hartlepool
Port Royal
United Kingdom
Ashburne
Barrow
Langdon
Ross
Ellen Mitchell
Patterson
Port Spain
Galeria
Watson
the Charley
Simmons
Nellie F Sawyer
Arey
Fernandina
Florence
Carter
Sarah FE Kennedy
John R Stanmore
de Winter
Avis Sland
Plymouth
Palestine
Emmons
San Francisco
Oxenholme
Williams
Maud
Emerson
Satisfaction
Rimbuss
Silloth Docs
Aviona
Sargent
Condor
Nielsen
Buenos Ares
Rio Janeiro
Premier McKenzie
Bernier
Barbados
James A Borland
Davis
Yamoyden
Helen Fox
Barker
Iquique
Kilg Chowan
Clements
Rotterdam
Albano
Murray
Nsea
Mercia
Taylor
Shanghai
Rufus
Wood
Swett
Surinam
Telos
Coney
St Kitts
Muriel
Locke
St Jago
Santiago
Colton
Naussa
North Anglia
Mumford
Ansgar
Cork
Glen
Hamlin
Adria
Whelden
Hortensia
St Joseph
Christensen
Fleetwood
Dusty Muller
Hughes
Carnarvon
Lucy Hammond
Flynn
Singapore
Angerton
Orr
Yokohama
Mosser
Fitzok
Geiser
St Croix
Trinidad
Victoria
Glory of the Seas
Freeman
Nanaimo
Sailed and Cleared Vessels Across Atlantic Ports
A long list of ships and steamers sailing and clearing for ports from New York to Boston and beyond. Entries name vessels such as the Horatio Perry, City of Jacksonville, Three Sisters, State of Maine, and others with destinations including New York, Philadelphia, Portland, Boston, and Havre. Passengers are noted, along with schooners and brigs bound for numerous ports and coal ports.
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Hartington
Hall
Baltimore
Furness
John Brooks
Snowman
Portland
F Willams
Astoria
Aethelbert
Massey
Callao
Bangor
Jennie Greenbank
Perry
New York
Mary E Pearson
Pendeton
Boston
Honest Abe
Hates
L M Strout
Bullock
Quincy
Emelia
de Genuaro
Castellamare
Sche Lizzie May
Hutchinson
Wilmington
William E Downer
Haskell
O D Witherell
Garfield
Washington
Electa Bailey
Philbrook
Del
Judge
Tenney
Atwood
Cottage City
Jeranos
Rees
Bona
Jonn W Garrett
Foster
Park Joseph Baser
Eaton
Mails Close at Boston Post Office for Cuba and Mexico
Daily deadlines at 3 PM for Cuba mail via Tampa and 7.30 PM for Mexico. Trans Pacific routes include Sandwich Islands, Australia, Fiji, New Zealand, Samoa, Tahiti, and East Indies via various steamers with San Francisco departures in late August. Change of postal rates sets 12 cent letters, 2 cent newspapers, 4 cent printed matter. fully prepaid required for other items.
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Boston
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Mexico
Trans-Pacific
Sandwich Islands
Australia
San Francisco
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Samoan
Mariposa
China
Japan
the East Indies
Excel British East Indies
San Pablo
Society Islands
Tahiti
United States
Tasmania
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