Freight car famine spreads through Louisville railroads
The freight car shortage hits Louisville as shipments rise and yards empty. Louisville & Nashville shops rapidly output cars, with new 60 000 pound gondolas bound for the South. A threatened strike could raise prices by 5 percent if demands are not met within a week. Union records list 13 000 members and 8 000 more potential workers, with major concentrations in Toronto St Louis Cincinnati and Chicago.
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Louisville
Courier-Journal
Theouisville & Nashville
Indianapolis
Jeffersonville
Louisville & Nashville
Toronto
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Denver poised for Mexican National line impact
The Mexican National could connect Pueblo to Fort Worth widening Denver access to Mexican rail traffic. Denver would host two similar lines to Mexico City, with Denver’s location near an expanded San Antonio and Arkansas Pass route linking to the Panhandle. This would boost ore shipments and regional trade.
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Denver Republican
Denver
Pueblo
Fort Worth
Mexico
St. Louis
Laredo
San Antonio
Arkansas Pass
Panhandle
Texas
Texas & Gulf
Missouri Pacific Adds 35 Miles and Nebr City Branch
The Missouri Pacific announces 35 miles of the Taylor Bastrop & Houston line and 43 miles Nebr City branch from Weeping Water to Auburn will join the system, totaling 6618 miles with over 1000 miles under construction across Missouri Arkansas Texas Kansas and Colorado. By year end 600 more miles expected open, reaching 7218 miles main track and expanded terminals in St. Louis Kansas City Dallas Memphis Little Rock and Texas trade centers. By 1888 system mileage nears 9000 miles, with 25 210 total cars and locomotives and 14 000 employees. Bald Knob to Memphis extension 82 miles to run by Nov 1 connecting Memphis to the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Taylor, Bastrop & Houston
Bastrop
la Grange
Tex
Nebraska City
Auburn
Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
Kansas
Colorado
Trafic
St. Louis
Kansas City
Iaha
Denver
Memphis
Little Rock
Texas& Pacific
Bald Knob
Bar Harbor Harbor Events Run Extravagant Open Regatta Preview
At Bar Harbor Aug 23 a grand reception on the Richmond ship followed races between Galena Richmond Atlantic Yantic Despatch and Dolphin boats. Two mile whale boat and cutter races awarded Atlanta first ten oared cutters Galena second Despatch first four oared. Secretary Whitney watched from Despatch. Regatta plans include open harbor events next Thursday with yachts and new Woodbury Park horse races.
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Bar Harbor
Sprcrau
Richmond
Galena
Atlantic
Yantic
Despatch
Dolphin
Ogden’s Point
Atlanta
Whitney
Newport
Southwest Harbor
Wether
St. Sauveur
Admiral Luce
Lyman
Whidden, Hill & Co
Ogens Point
Marlboro Hotel
Main Street
Woodbury Park
Demand for wage increase by stove moulders nationwide
The International Stove Moulders Union decided to seek a 10 to 15 percent wage rise across the United States and Canada. Local Union 14 met in Picrsure to review a circular from President Fitzpatrick and the general board stating the demand will be made Tuesday in all districts, with workers continuing two weeks to finish current patterns.
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Picrssure
Penn
International Stove Moulders’ Union
United States
Canada
Fitzpatrick
General Board
New Directors Elected at Phenix Insurance Company
New York August 23 The resignation of vice president William R Crowell was accepted George Sheldon was elected in his stead and E W Crowell and Samuel Y Tupper were dropped from the board Four vacancies remain after the death of Oliver Hoyt Austin Corbin Hen N Maxwell William B Kendall and K E Knowlton were elected A report shows capital impairment of 436 562 and stockholders urged to cover the loss The company will shift focus to fire and inland business after ten years of net premiums totaling 22 490 970 with marine losses of 7 100 389 leaving a net marine loss of 720 842 over the period The board projects paid up stock within ten days and 486 000 in assessments President Crowell notes stock shrinkage near 50 percent and Fulton Bank president William B Hazzard calls the Crowell leadership a key obstacle to reform
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New York
William R. Crowell
Phenix Insurance Company
George Sheldon
E. W. Crowell
Samuel Y. Tupper
Oliver Hoyt
Austin Corbin
Hen N. Maxwell
Williamb. Kendall
KE. F. Knowlton
Marine Department
Philander Shaw
Crowell
William B. Hazzard
Fulton Bank
Brooklyn
William M. Thomas
Crowells
Boston Stock Exchange considers lease deal amid building plans
The Boston Stock Exchange faces a choice as the Merchants' Exchange building owner plans demolition. Trustees offer a fifteen year lease at 16 000 per year with 8 000 cash toward setup, contingent on surrender of other leases. Secretary William C. Fisk notes a special meeting on September 6, 1887 for member vote.
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Boston Stock Exchange
Merchants’ Exchange
State Street
Exchange
Stock Exchange
Reverniig Committee
William C. Fisk
Boston
Death of Mrs. William Chester in Lugano
A cable from Lugano announces the death of Mrs. William Chester wife of Rev. William Chester copastor of the Phillips Presbyterian Church New York City. Married in May in Washington on their bridal tour she died while abroad with the cause unspecified. Interment planned in Milan. Daughter of William B. Cushing of Washington she was noted as a beauty and social favorite drawing deep regret among relatives parishioners and society.
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Washington
William Chester
Lugano
Switzerland
Phillips Presbyterian Church
Seventy-third Street
Madison Avenue
New York City
Chester
Milan
William B. Cushing
Notice to Captains at Boston Station for Barometer Readings
Observations recorded at the United States Signal Station in Boston at 7 am local noon GMT. Captains are advised to adjust their barometers and add one one hundredth inch for every ten feet above sea level. The Miniature Almanac provides Wednesday August 24 high water moon and day length details.
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United States
Boston
Port of Boston Arrivals and Clearances Dates and Vessels
Port of Boston logs for Tuesday August 23 list arriving steamers including State of Maine Forest City Berks Star of the East and City of Gloucester along with several brigs schooners and ships from St John Nova Scotia and Philadelphia. Cleared vessels include steamers Milanese Dexter Amherst and Eliza Bachelder among coastwise traffic. Sailed steamers Berkshire and Star of the East bound Baltimore and Yarmouth with tugs Britannia and King in tow. Weather notes show wind at sunset from the north-northeast and fog.
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State of Maine
Hilyard
St John
Eastport
Portland
Kilby
Forest City
Deering
Machiasport
Berks
Adams
Philadelphia
Star of the East
Collins
Bath
John Brooks
Snowman
City of Gloucester
Young
Gloucester
Longfellow
Smith
Provincetown
Yug Luther
Ward
Gardner
Colby
Sprags
Brsch
Emma
Berry
Parker’s Cove
Nase
Florence Christine
Chute
Bear River
Liseh
Gold Hunter
Crowell
Clementswort
William Hays
Hays
St Simon's Island
George MegQueston & Co
Swis J B
Puritan
Harding
Winsihaven
Mary J Hubbard
Geo G Green
Burton
L M Strout
Howard
Rondout
Prescott
Davis
Damariscotta
Harvester
Roberts
Vinalhaven
Oregon
Oliver
Mary L
Varney
Weeks
Victory
Ober
Hoboken
Harvard Hi Havey
Bickford
Sullivan
Wave
Seavey
Addison
Kate Lilly
Lewis
Wiscasset
Franklin Pierce
Greenlaw
Deer Isle
MecLean
Bradbury
Rockland
Susan E Nash
Stevens
Kennebec
Milanese
Trinick
London
Furness
Yarmouth
Doane
Holtyde
Charles F Williams
Erbing
Trainor
Richmond
S& J
Berkshire
Baltimore
Mark Megunticook
Britannia
Amelia G Ireland
New York
Sce King
Andrew Jackson
Megunticook
Highland Light
Ice King
Maritime Movements and Vessels from Boston to New York
From Our Correspondents ships sail and arrive with detailed listings of schooners brigs and steamers across many ports. The report lists vessels and captains including Lizzie Curry Tarita Gen Adelbert Ames and many others plus fish receipts totaling 245000 pounds of cod 70000 pounds of halibut and 160 barrels of mackerel with several ships sailing toward Boston New York Philadelphia and other ports.
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Sullivan
Charles Morford
Boston
Abbie Bursley
Ella F Crowell
Freeman
Damon
Eer Isle
L Mitchell
Bunker
Providence
H Ff Slavey
Bickford
Alston
Barbour
New York
Chrome
Dow
Washington
A G Brooks
Smalley
Gen Banks
Dyer
Philadelphia
Julia A Decker
Lizzie May
York
Vineyard Haven
Lizzie Curry
McCullough
Windsor
Tarita
Hoboken
Bath
Adelbert Ames
Jamesson
Rondont
Hunter
Whiton
Eddyville
Alpine
Marshall
Elizabethport
Eval Leonard
Robbins
Elkins
Framber
Gloucester
West Side
Gamman
Perth Amboy
Salem
Edwin
Anderson
Ipswich
Lizzie J Call
Call
Augusta
Louise Hastings
Gray
Port Johnson
Rocky Nook
Mass
Clara Dinsmore
Lubec
Nellie Parker
Corbet
New
Rondout
RD Spear
Tarr
Portland
Alfred Keen
Greeley
Portsmouth
Kate V Aitken
Henderson
Lynn
Mary F Corson
Robinson
Norfolk
Newburyport
Lizzie L Mills
Shute
Panversport
Sandy Point
Grant
Dover
Hyne
Hinckley
Gardiner
Olivin
Wilkains
Cricket
Stoln
Vulcan
Lewis
Rockland
Rival
Stewart
Charles
Baylies
Hallowell
Addie
Walker
Dobbin
Vinalhaven
Washington, DC
Mina Belle
Small
Bah
Richmond
Win L Leggett
Anh
Narragansett Pier
Nellie F. Huntley
Machias
J J Merritt, Jr
Lizzie & Maud
Henry Morganthan
Ciara
Cameron
Mackereling
Hattie E King
Collins
St John
Boulhbay
Orontes
Lockhart
Bangor
Caroline C. Murphy
Pawtucket
Brown
Haskell
Barnstable
Lawrence Patterson
Ellsworth
Plymouth
J W Woodruff
Richards
Harbinger
Pickett
Hendall
Kendal
Charles Morgan
Snowman
Joseph H Baton
Hatfield
Tenant’s Harbor
J Miller
Abbott
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Osway
Arist
Enterprise
Race
Gloucesyler
Mark Gray
Albany
Telegraph
Thomaston
J W Hine
Amboy
Haverhill
Marcellus
Si Nan
Kennebec
Henrietta
Tris
St Patrick
Alabama
Breeze
Chocomia
Farragut
Sea Form
Dellia Maria
Edward Everett
Georges
Addison
Monitor
Abbie F Morris
Grand Bank
Frank Butler
Edith Conley
Block Island
Maitie Adams
Carrie i Parson
Multiple ships and sails noted across Atlantic and Far East
Entries list ship names captains and routes with destinations such as Boston Philadelphia New York Shanghae and Hong Kong. Vessels include Big Bonanza Sea Witch Asta and Bonanza with crews bound for ports like Boston Manila Shanghae Quebec Richibucto Hamburg and Dunkirk.
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Big Bonanza
Collins
Ileito
Boston
Wessels
Philadelphia
Hiogo
Manhegan (Sr
Poulson
Hong Kong
New York
Sea Witch
Drew
Manila
Asta
Anderson
Shanghae
Barrow
Panama
Lrench
Quebec
Frier
Nor
Richibucto
Bilbao
Mandalay
Tindale
Baltimore
Remembrance
Maillens
Bordehaux
Bonanza
Boty
Batavia
Attilio
Ital
Longobargo
Granit
Bach
Samarang
Colombo
Ingomar
Sinclair New York
Calcutta
Wandering Jew
Nichols
Dunkirk
Beta
Walle
Dublin
Erminia
Lavies Charleston
Casnorsen
Saguenay
Lostrene
Foyn
Dalhousie
Dungeness
Wassed
Barks Brilliant
Rasnussen
Brake
West Bay
Glengairn
Pedersen
East Bourne
Palme
Ger
Bahls
Hamburg
Falmouth
Merioneth
Themis
San Francisco
Fleetwood
Forest Rights
Murphy
Pensacola
Global Shipping Movements Recorded Across Ports
Maritime notices list vessels sailing or clearing from ports including Greenock Bangor Belfast Quebec Philadelphia Baltimore London New York and more. Entries show ship names captain names origins destinations and dates in August with several brigs barks steamers and ships from Britain Brazil Norway and Germany.
Fishing Vessel Arrivals and Catch Totals in Multiple Ports
Canso and Providence reports list vessels and crews at several ports on August 22 to 29. Dragonet of Newport and Car rie E of Gloucester catch 24 and 30 mackerel respectively, while Maud Gertrude and Lydia also haul 20 and 23 mackerel. Newport records include Julia A of Boston.
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Canso
Cynosure
Banks
Gey Whitman
North Bay
Providence
Dragonet
Newport
Smith
Carrie E
Gloucester
Osler
Maud Gertrude
Woodbury
Lydia
Long
Julia A
Boston
Whaling News From New Bedford Fleet Reports
A New Bedford whaling update notes Hattie E Smith 100 barrels sperm oil and 450 barrels sent home from the voyage, Adelia Chace and Frances A Barstow active off Barbados, with 70 to 140 barrels reported. Lark Bertha and Gay Head whalers are fitting, while Thrasher reports six whales sighted at San Francisco.
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New Bedford
Hattie E Smith
Silva
Atlantic Ocean
Terceira
Lon
Adelina Chace
Ferreira
Barbados
Frances
Barstow
Macomber
Winslow
Provincetown
Marshall
Golden City
Avery
E H Adams
Costa
Edgartown
Lark Bertha
Jenkins
San Francisco
Thrasher
Reptorp
Hattie E. Smith
Osborne
Dr., & Sons
Adelia Chace
Barbad
Maritime movement report from multiple 19th century ships
A list records ships and routes including the Barbadian McLean sailing from New York to Batavia on July 28 at 85 09 490s, Anna L Taylor from New York to St Croix on August 18 at 86 70 40, Galera from Port Spain to New York on August 18 at 54 37 and FL 30, Hector from Bahia to Montreal on August 18 at 27 N 52 45 W, Star of the East from New York to Dunedin on July 16 at 38 32 W, Lillan from Rotterdam to New York on August 14 at 42 N 45, and Yoark Havre from Bilbao to New York on August 18 at 42 55.
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Barbadian
McLean
New York
Batavia
Park Anna L Taylor
Proctor
St Croix
Galera
Watson
Port Spain
Hector
Newcomb
Bahia
Montreal
W. Hark
Star of the East
Essen
Dunedin
Ship Lillan
Whitney
Rotterdam
Yoark Havre
Davidson
Bilboa
Sail and gale reports from Atlantic ships and ports
The bulletin notes multiple vessels reporting storm damage and leaks after Aug storms. State of Alabama encountered a SW gale off Antwerp. Jol D Bueno and José D Bueno report leaks near Hatteras. Helen Leighton ashore at Pines Point with hole in hull. Mary Tanlane sunk in Brewerton Channel. Charles Young and other ships seen damaged near Cape Henry and Chesapeake area. Beaconsfield libelled for wages. Dom Pedro lost topsails in Rio traffic.
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Boston
State of Alabama
Lewis
Antwerp
Hanbury
East Machias
ES White
Sands River
New York
Jol D Bueno
McColl
St Jago
José D Bueno
Hatteras
Milbridge
Helen Leighton
Appleton River
Pines Point
Helen
Harrington
New Ota
Baltimore
Mary Tanlane
Brewerton Channel
Charles
Young
Carson
Charlie SC
Cape Henry
Hampton Roads
Philadelphia
Campbell
Stermer Lara
Marina
Lon
Iri Clare
Bahia
London
Kerr
Newcastle
Falmouth
Charleston
Seminole
Nhove
Maud Bhark
Bangor
Savannah
Cape Hatteras
Victoria
Beaconsfield
Janis Keeth
Norfolk
Dom Pedro
Rio Janeiro
Capes
Ridgewood
Multiple ships sail and clear ports across Atlantic routes
A busy maritime log lists vessels sailing from New York to ACAPULCO and onward to Panamas, San Francisco and Dublin, with several ships cleared at Halifax and Liverpool. Admiralty notices show ships bound for Charlottetown, London, Bristol and Quebec, including steamers and brigs like Enrique Aver asturi and Starler Lean.
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Aspinwall
Colon
Henderson
New York
Acapulco
Graf
Severenada
Lockwood
Panamas
San Francisco
Hatteras
Linda
Ferrer
Georgia
Johnson
Ea Digby
Levose
Merritt
Boston
Annapolis
Halifax
Worcester
Nicky
Nickerson
Charlottetown
Hillsboro, & P
Schs Navarrin
Ethel Emerson
Ayattino
Foss
Ork
Ponce de Leon
Pepkk
Liverpool
Aint
Lake Superior
Sient Enos Aytes
Doane
Whitehouse
Osseo
Bennett
Mumilis
Martinia
Mezzaro
Melbourne
Busch
Tacoma
Opie
Port Jo Coat
Manila
Newcastle
Nsw
Winn
North Sydne
Far Fero
Tellerie
Montreal
London
Zona
Eliza
Garrior
Annie YY Mekis
Mekie
Panasa
Starler Lean
Ick
McPorman
Raphael Gr Neenres
Philadelphia
Quebec
Peruvian
Smith
Stefa
Tebec
Woodburne
Bristol
Parks Neptune
Johansen
West Hartlepool
Ahorn Rill
Bell
Palm
Nee Pool
Kate Bur
Park Johanne
Forest Hartle Rotterdam
Beene Tammond
Southampton
Minnie Burrill
Steele
St John
Eagle
Sailed and Cleared Shipping Notes From Many Ports
A long list of arrivals, sailings, and clearances across Atlantic and U S ports. Vessels from Nith to Tam O Shanter and many steamers, brigs, and schooners appear with origins from Liverpool Boston Antwerp Hamburg and more. Port crews record arrivals ar 14th 15th 20th 22d and 28d, with cargoes loads and destinations.
Outgoing Steamers Schedule List and Agents
A historic steamship timetable lists ships such as Spartan Scythia Yarmouth Carroll Prussian Norseman Virginian Catalonia Gate City Egypt Germanic Bremen and Westernland with sailing times from Philadelphia Baltimore Savannah Liverpool and Glasgow. Agents include Ed Sampson Alex Martin Richn Barnard G Hall Co Warren Co Thayer Lincoln and F Wright & Sons.
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New York
Egypt
Liverpool
F WJ Hurst Germanic
J B Ismay Witavo
Steamship Gate Cypw
City OF Macon
Savannah
Congress Street
Central
Georgia
Florida de Western Railway
Richardson & Barnard
A. Dew. Sampson
Washington Street
Merchants and Agents with Due Dates in August
Listed names and firms with port of origin and August due dates include Gervin Palermo Aug. 4. Norseman Liverpool Aug. 13. Warren Virginian Liverpool Aug. 15. Thayer Lincoln Alleghany Baltimore Aug. 21. George E Smalley due Aug. 25. Hall Aug. 12. Sanderson San Catalonia Liverpool Aug. 16. Alex Martin due Aug. 28. J G Wall Gate City Savannah Aug. 25. Rich'n Barnard Miller Baltimore Aug. 26.
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Gervin
Palermo
Helps Bros & Co Norseman
Liverpool
Warren & Co Virginian
Thayer & Lincoln Alleghany
Baltimore
George E Smalley
Yarmouth
D G Hall & Co Chatham
George Ie Smalley
Galileo
Hall
Sanderson
San Catalonia
Alex Martin
J G Wall & Co
Gate City
Savannah
Rich’n & Barnard DH Miller
Transatlantic and Caribbean Steamship Schedules and Closings
Europe routes via Wieland from New York and via Scythia from Boston list sailing options to Cherbourg Hamburg Queenstown Liverpool and Belize Puerto Cortez Guatemala Grey town Bocas del Toro Costa Rica Cuba Mexico. Closings at 2 00 P M and Aug 25 26 are noted with related rail and sea connections.
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Prymouth
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Wieland
New York
Pater Gray
Queenstown
Liverpool
Scythia
Boston
Mills- Gay
Des Peis
Belize
Puerto Cortez
Guatemala
Grey Town
Bocas del Toro
Hloudo
Costa Rica
Atlas
ETO Rss
Cuba
Ee Fla
Py Steamship
Key West
Fla
Poston Mary
Mexico
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Nellie Trett
Savin
Matanzas
Ocean King
George W Pride, Jr
Tonawanda
Ioston
Queen
Carthagena
Sarah Brann
Whitmore
Delaware
Laura Maria
Konigsberg
Stettin
Northern
Bellini
Cork
Nord America
Oasis
Chadbourne
Ukraine
St Louis de Rhone
Perth
Macduff
Peterson
Guildrega
Hanser
Daisy Boynton
Sarah L Simmons
Allen
A G Pease
Alby
Caroline Virginia
J G Fell
New Pedford
Harris Levin
Andrews
Watts
Ariadne
Hansen
Stockholm
Colfer
Sound
Booth Bros
Burdick
M O Wells
Greenport
Donovan
Scus
Henry N Squire
Gloyd
Magdie Cummings
Randall
Raven
Lowfald
Neilsen
Baltic
Speaxy
Farr
Nellie Clark
Clark
Terry
Raynor
Georgesetta
Alley
Newark
Isle of Pine
Legg
Fred Snow
Tate
Kate Scrraton
Eldridge
Selis Lookout
Crane
Hiram
Hibbard
Calais
Nellie V Rokes
Dutton
Swis Kes Newman
Moore
Joseph Rudd
Howara
Ship River
Fallech
Sintram
Woodside
Port Townsend
Nanaimo
O Whitmore
Honolulu
Meyer
Allerton
Kistuna
Stonington
Niantic
Tall
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Miramichi
H Foster
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Snow
James H English
Spartan
Sail
Philad
L’'N
Ed Sampson
Alex Martin Alleghany
Macon
Rich’n & Barnard
G Hall & Co
Carroll
Harrison Loring
Prussian
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Allan Chatham
DH Miller
Eeeaae
George E Smalley Yarmouth
Norseman
Warren & Co
Virginian
Thayer & Lincoln Spartan
Mron D’phia
E B Sampson
Catalonia
Rich’n
Trans-Pacific Mails
Society Islands
Yaluti
Boston & Bangor Steamship CO
Penobscot Bay
Foster’s Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
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Fort Point
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Winterport
Himpden
Jangor
Rocklend
Mount Desert
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Bar Harlor
MT. Desert
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Sedgwick
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Pretty Marsh
Luehil
Surry
Lusworth
Taim
Whilliam H. Wile. Jia
St. John
N.S
ST. Joh
Digby
ST. Joln
Tidacim
Nova Scotia
India Wharf
Bos
Cc, Pv Williams
Ennebec River
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Oonent Gardiner
Hialiowell
Oathbay
Star OF
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Bothnia
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Great Britain and
Reland
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Palestine
ROMAN
Postoffice Square
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Florida
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Moute
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A. DE W. Sampson
N. E
Washington St
Metrospolitan Steamship C O
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Yuesday
Long Wharf
Parthian
Bost
West
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the Metropolitan Line
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P. EL
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Prince Edward Island
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Lewis Wharf
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Steamsheip Company
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Carolinas
Ajelarnteio Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Central Wharf
Piedmont Aer Line
KE. T. Va & Ga
Boston & Providence R. Ryepol
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Sfuusday
Oston, Lattimore & Norfolk Line
Tare
Geo. E. Smalley
Cuestay
Shure
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Coma
Rio Grande
Seth Sprague
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