Dawes Brackett alliance eyed to sway Massachusetts politics
National Lawn Tennis Association tournament opens at the Casino with Presley and Dwight among early leaders. Dawes and Brackett discuss a political pact to balance western and eastern influence for Lieutenant-Governor and senator seats.
Secretary Southworth's Return Delayed at Bar Harbor
Secretary Southworth did not return as expected and remained only a few hours. His letter to the Republican headquarters said he would be on hand today, but Blaine's urgent commissions forced his brief stay. Assistant Secretary Paige, favored locally, is not taking sides in the Bates Rice contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southworth
Bob
Bar Harbor
Paige
Worcester County
Provincetown Town Hall Dedication Draws Political Travel
Tomorrow's Provincetown Town Hall dedication is expected to attract leaders from Boston and other centers. Congressman Goy ivor Robinson and Treasurer Beard are slated to speak, with other officials likely to attend amid a flurry of handshakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Boston
Goyivor Robinson
Davis
Beard
Cape Cod
Arbitration board third member to be chosen by governor
Governor Rob inson may need to appoint a third member to the board of arbitration if Lewis and Barry fail to agree within the thirty day limit. Both appointees were named July 21 and confirmed July 29, leaving only this week to reach consensus. Dr. Colton of Westfield is touted as a possible candidate for the Senate in Hampden second district with Democratic backing. Conflicting Boston reports surround ex Lieutenant Governor Byron Weston’s stance on the senate race, with Longmen supporters claiming pledges to aid them and Weston’s allies saying he will back the local candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes
Brackett
Haile
Ames
Newton
Mr. Long
Worcester
Connecticut River
Speaker Brackett
Massachusetts
Thayer
Hoar
Beard
Robinson
Board of Arbitration
Messrs
Lewis and
Barry
Colton
Westfield
Hampden
Boston
Byron Weston
Fresh debate on Republican leadership in Massachusetts
Arlington Advocate notes persistent dissatisfaction with Beard and Thayer and calls for change to refresh party leadership. Yarmouth Register voices drift in canvass with self-elected managers, while Haile Grinnell Dawes and Russell figures surface as potential nominees in a contested gubernatorial landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Messrs
Beard
Thayer
Republican Party
Yarmouth Register
State House
Crapo
Fishermen Adams and Bent Win Prize on Boston Trip
Yesterday George Adams of Cambridge and W A Bent of Boston won a prize on the Empire State excursion. More fish were caught yesterday than any previous trip this season. Today Provincetown is the destination with a one hour landing to view the quaint port. Next week the steamer will make the final trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire State
George Adams
Cambridge
W. A. Bent
Boston
Provincetown
Obituary of Samuel Colville Theatrical Manager
Samuel Colville veteran theatrical manager died suddenly of heart disease at his New York home. Born in Ireland December 25 1825 he came to America at 14 and worked in dry goods before pursuing theatre ventures in the Pacific coast and Australia. He managed Lydia Thompson’s US appearances and the National Theatre Cincinnati Tan and later the Fourteenth Street Theatre New York chairing the Actors' Fund. Funeral at the Little Church Around the Corner Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Colville
New York City
New York
Pacific Slope
San Francisco
Australia
Melbourne
Lydia Thompson
National Theatre
Cincinnati
Colville
Fourteenth Street Theatre
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Actors’ Fund
Eme Rosen
Dr. Houghton
Amos A Lawrence Dead. Boston Merchant Built Appleton and Lawrence Kansas
Amos A Lawrence a prominent Boston merchant died suddenly at his Nahant summer home. Born July 31 1814 he built a vast textile and manufacturing business with Lawrence & Stone and A A Lawrence Co He helped develop Appleton Wisconsin and Lawrence Kansas and supported public schools academies and factories He held roles as Harvard treasurer Episcopal School treasurer and served with Massachusetts Historical Society and the Cincinnati Society His death ends a long era of industrial and philanthropic influence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos A. Lawrence
Nahant
Boston
Amos Lawrence
Baston
Putnam Academy
North Andover
Harvard
Almy & Patterson
Europe
Lawrence & Stone
Robert M. Mason
Wisconsin
Appleton
Massachusetts
Kansas Territory
Fremont Party
Kansas
Lawrence
Harvard University
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Massachusetts Historical Society
Society of the Cincinnati
A. A. Lawrence & Co
Chauncy Street
Pacific Mills
Cocheco Company
Salmon Falls Company
Brookline
Longwood
William Appleton
Amory A. Lawrence
Amos, Abbott
Samuel Lawrence
A. & A. Lawrence
George C. Richardson & Co
Amos
Abbott Lawrence
New England
Samuel
Deputy Sheriff Ira Taylor Dies Sudden in East Orleans
Ira Taylor deputy sheriff of Middlesex County and Cambridge resident died suddenly of heart disease while out gunning in East Orleans on Saturday. His body was brought to Cambridge and placed in care of Undertaker W. E. Taylor. Funeral services will be held at his home 53 Essex Street Wednesday afternoon, conducted by Cambridge Lodge of Odd Fellows. He was 59 years old and leaves a widow and one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Taylor
Middlesex County
Cambridge
East Orleans
W.E. Taylor
Essex Street
Cambridge Lodge of Odd Fellows
Death of J B Murphy Vigorous Chicago Knight
J B Murphy 34 a master workman of District Assembly 24 Knights of Labor Chicago died at his home Sunday from lung trouble. He was a prominent member of Chicago Knights and gained notice for suspending two assemblies for communist membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Murphy
K. of L
Chicago
Assemblies of Knights
Polo Exhibition Opens Newport Pageant With Mixed Results
In Newport on August 23 the polo session featured light attendance and practice games ahead of the international contest. Blues and Yellows squads included Hitchcock Belmont Thorn Mortimer and others. Thorn won the first game in 45 seconds and again in 11 minutes. Hitchcock won the third in 45 seconds. Rutherford claimed the fourth in 45 seconds. Mortimer took the long fifth in 24 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
August Belmont, Jr
A. Brown
Thorn
Rutherford
Yellows
Stanley Mortimer
Blues
Hitchcock
Mortimer
Detroit Shutout by Clarkson in Tight Tie at Home
Clarkson pitched finely as Detroit, with superb support, held Chicago to no runs through six innings before a costly error spree. Detroit’s first shutout this season ends in a 4–0 defeat for the visitors, with Healy’s St. Louis defense then routing Kansas City 8–3 in another game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Clarkson
Michigan
Detroits
P.O.A.K. Rich'de
Brouthers
L Rowe
Thompson
Dunlap
White
Danion
Chicagos
Apnson
G Gore
Pfeffer
Williamson
Burns
Markson
Flynn
Ofennett
Ryan
Baldwin
Anson
Bennett
Strick
Roy Baldwin
Pfoff
Jana Anson
Keffer
Rowe
Powers
St. Louis
Healy
Maroons
Kansas City
Sterv
Africins Dok
Whitney
Donnelly
Crane
WcQueery
Ibo
Graves
Iiss
Weidman
McGeachy
Cahill
McQueery
Seery
Grace P
Rce
Blues win at Brockton in uphill tilt and two games span
Boston Blues beat Brockton 13 12 in a rough affair as Thayer Meister Ake and Murphy starred in a muddled field. Attendance 500. Earlier Haverhills Lynns and Portland outran their opponents with pitching and timely hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Boston Blues
Brocktons
Thayer
Meister
Ake
Murphy
A. E
PO. AE. Ke
Hawez
McCarthy
Hartnett
McCormick
Patton
Kiley
Buros
Heaten Bucs
Scacgesessessee
Bycouohb
Cuss Stesseensee
ORS
Blues
bic-Cormick
J. Sullivan
Coughlin
Watson
O’brien
Ines
Umpie
McCleskey
Lynns
Wilson
la Rouque
Races of the American Canoe Association at Can a nique Ont
The American Canoe Association camp at Cananoque Ont hosts 120 tents 950 people and 150 canoes as growth prompts reorganization The races started with class 2 paddling won by C K Boastfield Bay City Mich class 4 paddling won by Walter Kepp Canton N Y plus novices sailing race won by Leslie Kingston Military College and other events including class B and A sailing races and an upset final won by Mellen Rochester Canoe Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cananoque
Ont
New England
Association
Canada
C. K. Boastfield
Bay City
Mich
R. J. Balawin
Walter Kepp
Canton
N. Y
McKendrick
Leslie
Kingston Military College
Sinclair
Canoe Club
Walters
Rochester
M.o Johnson
Toronto
Douglas Lakefield
Johnson
Pitt
Brockville
John S. McKendrick
Barney
Newburg Canoe Club
J. Bowsfield
A Mellen
Rochester Canoe Club
Novel Rowing Contest At Lake Wanstbaum
Natick August 23 A rowing contest on Lake Wansbaum South Framingham saw James Stokes race against J J McGilley and G O Donnell for a $25 purse All three used the same boat a heavy whitehall McGilley and O Donnell finished in 13 minutes 53 seconds Stokes won in 18 minutes 48 seconds by ten seconds A second match had D McGlone beating the record by 1 minute 10 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natick
James Stokes
J.J. MecGilley
G. O’donnell
Lake Wansbaum
South Framingham
Stokes
McGilley
O’donnell
D. McGlone
Open Regatta Held by Sandy Bay Yacht Club at Gloucester
The Sandy Bay Yacht Club hosted an open regatta at Gloucester with five boats racing from Pavilion beach. Black Cloud won in first class with 2 hours 62 minutes 30. Silver Cloud 2 08 49, White Wings 2 11 46. Second class saw Lark 2 28 06, Spark 2 33 85. Venus disabled Osceola. several boats did not finish. prizes awarded: first class 10 and 8 dollars, second class 8 and 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Sandy Bay
Ft,in
H.m.s. H.m
Black Cloud
Brown
Silver Cloud
McLaughlin
White Wings
Perry
Lark
Bishop
Spark, Gaffney
Sasencus
Griffin
Venus
Osceola
Fatal pedestrian accident on railroad tracks in Chelsea
Mary Kiilcommune a 75 year old Roxbury woman visiting her daughter in Chelsea was struck and killed yesterday morning as an inbound train stopped directly in front of the locomotive after she wandered onto the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Mary Kiilcommune
Roxbury
Town meeting at Billerica Centre debates liquor suppression
A Billerica town meeting in the Town Hall discussed methods to curb liquor traffic after a heated debate. A motion urged selectmen to hire no teams to transport rum or voters for town meetings. Witnesses alleged past use of four horse teams with liquor to sway votes in favor of appropriations. The expunging resolution was adopted amid excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billerica Centre
John Knowles
Billerica
Knowles
Boston & Lowell Railroad Company
Farran
Lowell
Brockton Aldermen Propose Labor Troubles Conference
In Brockton on Aug 23 the board approved a resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a nine person conference. The group would include three representatives each from the Manufacturers' Association and the Lasters' Protective Union, and from the Homers and Letters' Union and the Knights of Labor council plus three citizens. Edward Crocker Gardner Kingman and Davis Packard named to the Citizens' committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Board of Aldermen
E. C. Smith
Manufacturers’ Association
Lasters’ Union
Lasters’ Protective Union of
Homers’’ and Letters’ Union
Knights of Labor Council
Edward Crocker
Gardner J. Kingman
Davis S. Packard
C Citizens’ Committee
Increase in Wages Rumored at Squire & Co East Cambridge
Several workers at John P. Squire & Co. in East Cambridge reportedly received a weekly wage rise, with rumors centering on a 50 cent increase. The Knights of Labor say they will investigate recent 100 firings for possible unjust causes and offer support if warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Squire & Co
East Cambridge
Squire
Knights of Labor
Barber Rampage Ends in City Hospital
Six men struggled to restrain John Tropina after he went insane while shaving a customer at Kneeland street shops. Tropina, who lives at Oswego street, swung a razor as customers fled and barbers chased the attacker before police secured him and he was treated for a cut at the city hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kneeland Street
John Tropina
Oswego Street
Lucas and
Evans
New England Fair Preparations Expand Entries at Bancroft
Bancor Maine August 23 Preparations for the New England fair quicken as entries of horses and stock surge. Trotting entries surpass previous Maine fairs promising the largest trotting stock display in New England. Maritime provinces show strong interest in running races. New exhibition buildings and restaurants rise at the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Fair
Bancor
Maine
New England
Maritime Provinces
Railroad Board Recommends Whately Station and Freight Depot
The railroad commissioners rule that Whately should receive a passenger station and freight depot. They note the Canal road can handle new business Whately needs, and urge establishment and maintenance of a convenient station to serve public needs despite unprofitable projections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whately
New Haven & Northampton Railroad
Turner’s Falls
Snelling Granted Bail In Embezzlement Case
Samuel G. Snelling appeared in Municipal Court on a $40,000 embezzlement charge from Lowell Breachery where he served as treasurer. Bondsmen were set at $50,000, with five sureties signing for the full amount after Judge Curtis declined to split bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Amory
George P. Upham
Edward C. Johnson
Samuel D. Warren, Jr
Henry Billings
Messrs. R. M. Morse, Jr
Richard Stone
J. C. Ropes
Superior Criminal Court
Seventeenth Regiment Veteran Reunion Held in Salem
The Seventeenth Regiment Veteran Association reunion occurred in Salem with about 100 members attending. The day marked the twenty-fifth anniversary of the regiment’s departure for the front and four members died recently. Major Raymond and others spoke at dinner. new president Lieutenant Newton was elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventeenth Regiment Veteran Association
Salem
Essex County
J.N. Tufts
J. M. Patterson
H.C. Norcross
Tufts
Raymond
Spraine
Newton
Association
Turner
Sillars
Luther Day
Jd. Johnson
Edward Duke
George Scampton
H. T. Fora
Sia
Henry Mulberry
Henry Cook
Jacob Scamps
Lieutenant Burns
Robert Lewis
J. T. Woodward
Henry Splaine
Railroad Board Finds Boston And Albany Abates Nuisance
The railroad commissioners conclude the Boston and Albany Railroad Company is reducing nuisance complaints from residents on Berkeley Ferdinand and Cortes streets. They find no unnecessary noise remains after new locomotive stacks were installed that trap evenders, though the stacks may make whistle sounds louder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Berkeley
Ferdinand and
Cortes Streets
Unfortunate Family Tragedy At East Cambridge Tenement
Jeremiah ONeill, 65, found dead at 62 Charles Street East Cambridge at 8:30 pm. Officers say death due to alcoholic liquor. His wife lay unconscious nearby. daughter Mary, 40, was arrested earlier and jailed. Attic rooms described as frightful. Medical Examiner Alfred F. Holt investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah O'Neill
Charles Street
East Cambridge
Mullett
Shaughnessy
O Neill
Mary
Alfred F. Holt
Asbury Grove Camp Meeting Sees Large Mission Collection
Yesterday the Asbury grove camp meeting devoted the day to missions with a collection over 86 dollars for the cause. Farewell services were held last evening with brief talks from attendees. An extra morning meeting will feature Rev J O Knowles D D. By last night over 4300 tickets had been exchanged, surpassing last year’s total, and cash sales yesterday exceeded the entire week of last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Grove
J. O. Knowles
D.D
Young Man Arrested in Lynn Theft Case
Ernest J. Gilman twenty was arrested in Boston yesterday and taken to Lynn where he is wanted for stealing a gold witch and a pair of bracelets from his aunt who lives there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest J. Gilman
Boston
Lynn
London Saddlers Dinner Highlights Colonial Ties and Notable Guests
The ancient Company of Saddlers hosted a grand dinner with Lord Halsbury presiding as lord high chancellor for a day. Queen Anne, Frederick Prince of Wales, and Alderman Cotton were cited for influence, while guests like Sir Victor Houlton General Lawrie Bhowniggree Sir Saul Samuel Sir George Bowen Sir Adolphe Caron and Miss Marie Tempest delivered remarks and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London World
Company of Saddlers
Frederick Prince of Wales
Alderman Cotton
Hardinge
Lord Halsbury
Victor Houlton
Lawrie
Bhowniggree
Saul Samuel
George Bowen
Adolphe Caron
Canada
Charles Tupper
Marie Tempest
Shipping News Roundup of Incoming Steamers
Steamers arrive in multiple ports with routes from Liverpool New York Yokohama and more. Vessels listed include Oranmore Denmark Veruvian Thropton City of Chicago Lord of the Isles British Princess Alaska Rhein Alesia Lessing Egypt Laplace and others arriving Aug 20 28 22 and 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Oranmore
Liverpool
London
Denmark
New York
Ies
Veruvian
Montreal
Oregon
Tom Do
Gravesend
Thropton
Brow Head
City of Chicago
Suez
Lord of the Isles
Yokohama
Philadelphia
Alaska
Bremen
Rhein
Barcelona
Alesia
Hamburg
Lessing
Queenstown
Egypt
Kinsale
Laplace
Observations for Captains at Boston Signal Station
At 7 AM local time from Boston Signal Station observers note barometer 29.591 inches and wind calm with clear skies. Instructions say add one hundredth of an inch per ten feet above sea level to correct ship instruments. Almanac data lists moon phase and daily day length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Greenwich
Port of Boston Arrival and Clearing for Aug 24
The port records show steamers Worcester City of Macon Harrisburg Pottsville John Brooks and others arriving with passengers and cargo for Nickerson Crosby or ports such as Philadelphia Portland and Halifax. Several vessels cleared for Annapolis Digby Yarmouth and North Sydney. Winds light with mixed sailing conditions and a damaged fishing jibboom reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Allen
Charlottetown
Pei
Port Hawkesbury
Halifax
Moise
Nickerson & Crosby
City of Macon
Kelley
Savannah
Harrisburg
Albertson
Philadelphia
Pottsville
Bacon
John Brooks
Snowman
Portland
Mary Agnes
de Costa
Paspebiac
Brig Energy
McBride
Little Hiver
Charles
Robin
St Pierre
Elizabeth
Roy
French Cross
Nsbr
Hail Todd
Cloney
Joggins
Nina Page
Taylor
Port la Tour
Weaver
Port Ge
Hattie
King
Herbert
Perkins
Rockport
Charlie Stedman
Mitchell
Lanesville
Nellie
Vaughn
Nickerson
Provincetown
New Brunswick
Colby
Annapolis
Digby
WH Kilby
Dominion
Blauvelt
Yarmouth
J G Hall & Co
Icis Richard
Thibeaeau
Mereghan
Delong & Seaman
Ashton
Melanson
Weymouth
JG Hall & Co
Erbrig
Birdie
Fiick
North Sydney
Sydney
Hathaway & Co
Whitney
Bearse
New York
H M Whitney
C F Williams
Sarah D Fells
Loveland
Baltimore
Sarah Cullen
Muller
Salem
Norfolk
Wasch
J Oakley
Newman
Troy
Fitz Bros 30
Joel Coos
Aspstegan
Gemoa
Miller
Florence
Prudente
Bessie
John Balziey
Paseed Highland Light
Daniel Marcy
Consolidated street railway lines planned for Charlestown and Bunker Hill
Signs at Middlesex street railway offices removed as new consolidated companies take over. President Powers announced continuous car service from Charlestown Neck to Grove Hall and from Bunker Hill stables to Dudley street. Routes include Washington, Boylston, Tremont, Shawmut and Warren streets with deviations via Devonshire, Kneeland, Eliot, Columbus avenues and Shawmut avenue. Shawmut avenue line to begin Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Street Railway
Consolidated Companies
Powers
Charlestown Neck
Grove Hall
Bunker Hill
Dudley Street
Washington Street
Boylston
Tremont Streets
Shawmut Avenue
Warren Streets
Devonshire Street
Sunbeam Set for South Atlantic Cruise From New Bedford
The Sunbeam sails today from New Bedford for a four year cruise in the South Atlantic. A melee on First Street left an Indian woman named Eugene severely cut by a razor tossed during the disturbance. The Roger, lighthouse steamer, arrived at Newport after a New York inspection cruise and leaves for Block Island with U.S. Senator D. M. Sabin and Congressman Abram S. Hewitt aboard. A London private letter notes few Greenland fish caught by Peter Hoan vessels and a separate stabbing in New Hampshire left William A. Stevens seriously wounded. Hanlan Courtney race for 2500 dollars will be rowed September 1 in Jamaica Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbeam
New Bedford
South Atlantic
First Street
Eugene
United States
Roger
Newport
R. I
New York
Block Island
D. M. Sabin
Minnesota
Abram S. Hewitt
Cooper Hewitt
London
Greenland
Peter Hoan
Port Calmore
William A. Stevens
Rochester
N.H
Charles W. Horne
Jemaica Bay
L. I
Maritime arrivals and cargo updates from Wiscasset and Gloucester
The port diary notes schooners Ella M Hawers Lizzie S Haynes and others sailing for St Augustine Philadelphia and St Johns with loads and crew. Multiple vessels including Lizzie Bale Laughing Water and Frank Benks arrive from various ports. mackerel prices surge as Emma W Brown reports 500 barrels en route from Port Mulgrave. Harvest Home sails to St Jonas N F for sale. Queen of the West Tremont and America yacht visit with notable passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
Ella M Hawers
Purrington
Bos
St Augustine
Lizzie S Haynes
Philadelphia
Gloucester
Lawrence Murdch
Fitz J Babson
Chales W Parker
Lizzie Bale
Laughing Water
Everett Pierce
Farragut
Veteran
William H Raymond
Percy
Good Templar
Eliza R
Addie Dodge
Horace Albert Tubal Cain
Charties
P Thompson
Harvest Home
Daniel Allen
Essex
St Jonas
N F
Global Shipping Passages and Vessels Listings
A long OCR list catalogs ships and barks sailing and passing ports from Aug 17 to Aug 29, naming vessels such as Forest King Olga and Marlborough, with routes from Amsterdam to New York and Cadiz to Savannah, plus cargoes, captains, and ports like Rotterdam Quebec Philadelphia and Boston. The document records fleet movements, arrivals, and clears across Atlantic and coastal ports, reflecting dense maritime activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Forest King
Doyle
New York
Teresa Olivari
Olivari
Bilbao
Olga
Sabbatini
Bordeaux
Flora
Magnes
Grethe
Niesen
Richibucto
J C Williams
Smith
Philadelphia
Bremen
Chip Carl
Hashagen
Tordensfold
Eile
Dungeness
Marlborough
Salter
Harold
Burris
Rotterdam
Marianne Nottebohm
Nugent
Sarah Chambers
Carter
Hiambourg
Marseilles
Margherite
Carbone
Manila
John McLeod
Steuart
Shanghai
Maryport
Lynn
Wah
Quebec
Oporte
Costa Lebo
Santos
Norma
Petersen
Wilmington
Pillau
Aurora
Ross
Prawle Point
Daniel
Daniel ,Barnes, Stover
Antwerp
San Francisco
Rochefort
Dapline
Savannah
Levant
Santander
Stettin
Alexandra
Larsen
Tavisa
Francisco R. Bozzo
Annapolis
Genoa
Vianna
Margaret, Noel
St Johns
Venice
Nuova Verita
Bertolotto
Waterford
Richard Hutchinson
Landry
Ships and barks sighting log with routes and positions
A list of vessels including ships Eclipse Shillaber, Louisiana, John T Berry, Normandy, and multiple barks such as Fluorine Iron Ironside Iron Crag Tiber Albuera Astronom Wim Hales Charles Cotesworth Helena. Entries note home ports, destinations, voyage dates, and approximate latitude and longitude positions or courses off Atlantic and Iocean routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eclipse
Shillaber
New York
Calcutta
Louisiana
Oliver
Havre
Baltimore
John T Berry
Watts
Philadelphia
Hiogo
Normandy
Tukay
Melbourne
Manson
Ivigtut
Fire Island
Ironside
Emery
Sydney
Nsw
Iron Crag
Liverpool
Honolulu
Albuera
Dublin
St John
Astronom
Hamburg
Wim Hales
Hoyt
Batavia
Charles Cotesworth
San Francisco
Helena
Fiume
Paoliadelphia
Paris
Death of Captain at Sea on Whaling Voyage
Bermuda reports brig Francis A Barstow from New Bedford with 245 barrels of oil. Captain Lemuel Fisher was killed July 16 when a whale blubber hoist chain block struck his head. he was buried at sea. Chief officer Mr Macomber assumed command and navigated to Bermuda to inform owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Francis A Barstow
New Bedford
Lemuel Fisher
Fisher
Macomber
Marine notes recount ships in distress and wrecks
The bulletin reports Brig Emma of Portland missing after June 30出 bound for Matanzas with oil aboard. Sir Carrie Spofford ashore at Stoney Point, damaged but towed off. Bark Annapolis with kerosene cargo damaged after heavy Atlantic gales. Bark Friea wrecked at Miquelon. Brig J L Bowen in danger near North Breakwater. ship Asia arrested after escape at Montreal. Lake Champlain refloated. Lucy D leaky and abandoned near Thatchers Island. Ella Elliott ashore at San Luis Pass. George Lee bilged near Waitehead. Elpis undergoing repairs at Delaware Breakwater. M & A Morrison ashore at Jordan Ferry with codfish cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Portland
Smith
Glace Bay
Matanzas
Sir Carrie Spofford
Scott
Amboy
Stoney Point
Leader
Shanghai
Annapolis
Bartaby
New York
Manila
St Pierre
Mig
Friea
Christiansen
Miquelon
Havre
Miramichi
Darien
J L Bowen
Nelson
Quebec
Asia
Montreal
London
Gibraltar
Baith
Kennebec
Lake Champlain
Cushendeen Bay
Befast Lough
Goucester
S W Hall
Lucy D
Boston
Thatchers Island
O’brien
Wachusett
Welch, Humphrey & Co
Botton
Frankfort
Galveston
Ella Elliott
Jones
Sanu Luis Pass
Rockland
George Lee
Waitehead
Elpis
Philadelphia
Dublin
Delaware
Shipping movement and arrivals from multiple ports July to August
A compiled list of ships sailing and in port at Bristol Bar, Dublin, Bremen, Liverpool, New York and other ports. Entries include vessel names such as Nordenskjold Premier Emma Parker Hugo and Mabel Taylor with crews and destinations like Philadelphia Savannah and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aarhuus
Nordenskjold
Gundarsen
New York
Barbados
Premier
McKenzie
Barbara
Rio Janeiro
Bermuda
Emma Parker
Larsen
United States
Mary Ann
Miller
Sch Clfton
McLean
Bristol
Siied
Hugo
Kuelken
Philadelphia
Edward
Akermark
Frederica
Roberts
Londonderry
St John
Bremen
Hermann
Vakland
Derby
Fortmann
Buenos Ayres
Shetland
Hacken
Carthagena
Alvo
Aspinwall
Savanilla
Isaac Doage
Gaul
Clenfucgoe
Carolina
Philadphia
Wyle
Gilchrist
Newark
Hambure
21St
Amaranth
Kneppenberg
Meteor
Voss
Savannah
Hiogo
Mabel Taylor
Durgeee
Wenngsberg
Dark Pudel
Parlow
Liverpool
Volta
Galveston
Pedro
Echevarria
Havana
Mariner
Nevill
Paraense
Ceara
Barks
Emma
Smith
Little Glace Bay
Quebec
Norwegian
Glasgow
Montreas
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Maritime Movements and Sailings Across Ports
A compact list records sailings and arrivals across Astoria, Beaufort, Cape Henry, Calais, Charleston, and other ports. It names ships such as Eliza beth, Charles Ireland, Maggie Todd, and Gipsy Queen, with destinations including Baltimore, Broad Creek, New York, Philadelphia, and Dublin, mentioning captains and owners in terse entries.
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Astoria
Tars
Bozart
Shanghai
Baltimore
Toledo
Wishart
Rio Marino
Oranmore
Jones
Liverpool
Geo Appert
Warren
Providence
Chatham
Hallett
Boston
Martha Stevens
Chance
New York
Mark Templar
Roberts
Rio Janeiro
Hodgdon
Florance Randall
Randall
J H Jackson
Williams
New Haven
A Hooper
Calder
Charleston
Gipsy Queen
Chandler
Kennebec River
Euiman Knowles
Mayhew
Philadelphia
William C Clowes
Penny
Passenger List Parade of Names Aboard Steamship Roman
A long roster from Philadelphia on the steamship Roman includes Adams Kirtpatrick Hertzberg Shoemaker Weil Kirschbaum Mayhew Trohman Kern Holland Wolf Hardy Bromley Miss Bromley Mollinesux Taylor Hained Sparks West Young Carson Humphreys Fring Cresson Maxwel Brooks Wood Sim Morrison Barie Smedley Wilson Johnson Everett Jenks Aiman Redrick Follis Alice Jordan Maculay Griffith Bhornton Rhoies and others indicating a crowded passenger manifest headed toward New York or on a transatlantic passage.
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Roman
Philadelphia
H Adams
A Kirtpatrick
M Hertzberg
J Shoemaker
J Weil
David Kirschbaum
G F Mayhew
Wfe
A. Trohman
HM Kern
J Holland
L Wolf
EL Hardy
T Bromley
L R Bromley
L Mollinesux
M & Taylor
John F Hained
E Sparks
J West
J K Young
William Carson
C H Humphreys
S Douglass
J G Fring
J Cresson
J H Maxwel
Mr Brooks
M Wood
B Sim
William Morrison
Barie
J G Smedley
J A Wilson
J Johnson
H L Everett
H Jenks
R Aiman
H A Redrick
A Follis
Alice Jordan
M Maculay
George Griffith
George C .Bhornton
H Rhoies
Ocean Steamers to Arrive and Depart in August
A list of ships, routes, and agents shows ocean steamers arriving at Boston and New York from Liverpool, Glasgow, Hamburg, and Antwerp with dates in August and September. Vessels include Norseman, Scythia, British Crown, California, and Minnesota, with agents such as Warren & Co, Cunard Co, Furness, and Phelps Bros & Co.
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Boston
Glasgow
Allan Bornerer
London
Furness Bulgarian
Liverpool
Thayer & Lincoln Pacetine
Warren & Co British Crown
Henderson Bros Scythia
Eeee
Cunard SS Vo
Milanese
Wondod
Farnese
Cceccs
Eee
Warren & Co Catatonia
Cunard S 8
Kansas
Warren & Co
Cephalonia
Cunard
Stockholm City
Furness Romat
Warren & Co Norseman
New York
Marsa’a
Mamburg
Phelps Bros & Co
Hurst Anchoria
Henderson Bros Persian Monarch
Patton
Vick’s & Co Sorrento
Hamburg
Bros & Uo
St Ronans
P Sumner & Uo
Helvetia
Hurst
Georgia
Baldwin & On
Amsterdam
Finch, Edge & Co
Kelgenland
Antwerp
P Wricht & Sons Dona
Bremen
Oelrichs & Co Wieland
Hlamburg
Kunhardt & Uo
City of Chester
Right & Song ‘Aller
Ecseesee Bremer
Oelrichs & Co America
W J Burst
Bondon
R J Curtis
Henderson Bros Lt
Nebraska
Baldwin & Co
Aurania
H Browns Co
la Bourgogne
Havre
Louis de Bebian
Scholten
Rotterdam
Waeslard
Wright & Sen Elbe
Eveseeesee
Oelrichs & Co
Wyoming
M Underhill & Co Gellert
Seees
Hambure
Kunnnardt & Co Etruria
W H Brown & Co
Norseman
Warren & Co Virginian
Thayer & Lincoln Pavonia
Fiaszow
ANE
Allan Borderer
Aus
Furness
Thayer & Lincoln Palestine
Warren & Co Scythia
British Crown
Henderson Bros Lowf
Decessees
Warren & Go
Barmacca Catalonia
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Stockholm
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Galveston
Key West
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State OF Texas
Alamo
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Arizona
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Fernandina
Jacksonville
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Post Office Bails To Europe and Americas Sailings
Shipping notices list sailings from New York and Boston to Europe via Southampton Bremen London and Liverpool with many routes including Bermuda Jamaica Venezuela Haiti Ireland and Cuba. Times range around 7 30 PM on late Aug dates and Aug 24 25 27 with special addresses and multiple steamer names such as Eider Orinoco Valencia Britannic Pavonia Wisconsin and Umb ria.
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Europe
Southampton
Bremen
Eider
New York
Windwara Islands
Honduras
Bay Islands
New Orleans
Guatemala
Venezuela
Curacoa
Valencia
Hayti
Athos
AUEPS
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Flamborough
Ireland
Great Britain
Wisconsin
Queenstown
Liverpool
Britannic
Pavonia
Boston
German
Austria
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Donau
Umbria
Tapssador
Scotland
Glasgow
Anchoria
France
Brest
Havre
la Bretagne
Riday
Janaica
City of Richmond
Key West
Fla
Mexico
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