Dangerous walls still stand as search for firemen continues
In the united district debris clearing progresses and streets edge toward reopening while many walls remain dangerous. Rescue crews push on at Ames and Brown Durrell lots seeking missing firemen as safes are opened with mixed finds and investors await Fire Marshal Whitcomb’s investigation results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United District
Whittemore, Cabot & Co
Ames
Brown, Durrell & Co
Taylor Bros
Walker, Stetson & Sawyer Company
Shoe & Leather Exchange
Damon
Silent Night After Disaster With Dying Bonfires
Evening fell on the ruined site as guards kept fuel to bonfires while workers left at dark. Firemen tended hoses feeding coals and electric lights flickered under a pale moon as volunteers watched the aftermath.
City Hall Fire Relief Funds Grow After November Fire
Contributions for firemen relief and families of the deceased continue at City Hall led by Claflin, Larrabee & Co. with a 500 dollar gift and support from Joy Langdon & Co. and Anne Wigglesworth. City officials closed nearby streets for safety and honored E K Whiting at his funeral as the Fire Marshal continues fire cause hearings into the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Claflin, Larrabee & Co
Boston
Thomas _N. Hart
E. E. Whiting
Wilson, Larrabee & Co
Joy, Langdon & Co
Anne Wigglesworth
Boston Theatre
Peabody Fire Department
Orry Hatt
Rowe Place
Chauncy Street
Bedford Street
Chauncy
Kingston
Thomas N. Hart
Halfmass
EK. E. Whiting
Hart
Fitch
Tobin
Murphy
Webber
Wilson, Larra
Whitcomb
Pemberton Square
West End
Henry M. Whitney
Henry D. Hyde
Mansfield
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
Pearson
Griffin
United States Army
Thomson-Houston Company
Adjusting Losses by Boston Fire Underwriters Meet
The Boston Fire Underwriters held a meeting to appoint committees to adjust insurance claims totaling several amounts including T. Y. Crowell 54500 Brown Durrell Co 442750 R G Solomon 17000 Boyce Goff 18700. Osborn Howes discussed guard wires with West End Read, and plans were made to install safety wires on trolley lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Fire Underwriters
T. Y. Crowell
H. E. Hess
M. R. Emerson
B. R. Stillman
J. J. Downey
W. F. Rice
Brown, Durrell & Co
G. W. Jordan
W. R. Gray
John K
West End
Old Firms In New Homes After Fire
Post fire, several firms announce temporary and possible permanent relocations. Julius E Worthen & Co Wilbur Miller & Wilbur and M Loewenstein & Bros lease 83 Lincoln Street for a year with plans to stay. Davis Pitts & Co lease 95 Lincoln Street for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius E. Worthen & Co
Wilbur, Miller & Wilbur
Thomas Bell & Co
Belfast
Jre
M. Loewenstein & Bros
Mr. Worthen
Lincoln Street
Davis, Pitts & Co
Woonsocket Rubber Company
Walker, Stetson & Co
Appleton Manufacturing Company
Saratoga Victory Manufacturing Company
Peabody Mills
Louis Robeson
Milk Street
Sawyer, Allen & Co
Devonshire Street
Chauncy Street
Nevins & Co
Henry 8. Shaw
Pemberton Mills
A. Clough Eee
Fitchburg Duck Mills
Henry W. Wellington
Silver Lake Company
Funeral for Whitting Held at Roxbury Church
Friends and sympathizers gathered at Universalist Church Roxbury for the funeral of Edward E Whitting. Rev E L Rexford led the service with a eulogy by Rev A J Patterson praising the heroes who protected homes from fire. Burial was at Forest Hills Cemetery with pallbearers from Unity Lodge Massasoit Encampment No 1 and Red Men No 21. Mayors and fire officials attended along with veterans and fraternal orders.
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Edward E. Whitting
Universalist Church
Roxbury
E. L. Rexford
A. J. Patterson
Temple
Forest Hills
William G. Wilson
C. F. Kempton
Unity Lodge
Ford
Sanborn
Massasoit
C. E. Poole
A. K. Peckham
Order of Red Men
Sprague Lectures on Boston Municipal Government at Y M C A
Hon Henry H Sprague opened a lecture series at Norcross Hall Boston Young Men's Christian Union on The Municipal Government of Boston its Rise and Development. William H Baldwin introduced him and Garrison will speak next on The Chinese in America.
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Norcross Hall
Boylston Street
Henry H. Sprague
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Sprague
William H. Baldwin
Union
Boston
William Lloyd Garrison
America
Telegraphic Mail Dates And Shipments In The Atlantic Network
Shipping notices list mail shipments and special correspondence to numerous destinations including the Bahama Islands Santiago Cuba Bermuda Netherlands Colombia Aspinwall Panama Ruatan St. Croix St. Pierre Miquelon Norway Great Britain Ireland Belgium Germany Denmark Sweden Russia Turkey and other Europe via steamships City of Columbia Werra Circassia Etruria La Champagne Harlan Halifax and Catalonia with deadlines from Dec 4 to Dec 7 and multiple routes from New York Boston Halifax and New Orleans.
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Bahama Islands
Santiago
Cuba
Cienfuegos
New York
Bermuda
Orinoco
The
Netherlands
Rotterdam
Fortune Island
Hayti
Colombia
Aspinwall
Panama
Ailsa
Rualan
Oteri
New Orleans
Truxillo
Ruatan
J. Oteri, Jr
St. Croix
Belgium
Austria
Southampton
Germany
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Russia
Turkey
Bremen
Werra
Scotland
Circassia
Great Britain
Ireland
Elgan
Etruria
France
Havre
la Champagne
Bluefields
Nic
Harlan
Serrambuco
Rio de Janeiro
Santos
la Plata
Procita
Baltimore
Locas del ‘Toro
Gussie
Nova Scotta
St. Pierre
Newfoundland
Halifax
Loston
Catalonia
Boston
Ocean mail close notices from Pacific steamers
For Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan and Hawaiian Islands per Zealandia from San Francisco December 14 mails close at the Boston office December 9 at 5 p.m. For Gaelic from San Francisco December 14 mails close at the Boston office December 9 at 5 p.m. Society Islands via Tropic Bird from San Francisco December 31 mails close at Boston December 26 at 6 p.m. Letters for Pacific steamers to be deposited in Boston eight or nine days before sailing.
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Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Zealandia
San Francisco
Loston
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Eust Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Boston
Society Islands
Nutrition Hospital Claims Health Gains For 8000 Patients
The document argues the Medical Profession rejected their work despite sending annual reports to all New England physicians and inviting free patient care. It states 8000 patients were treated at $1 daily for 34 days, totaling over $100,000, to prove nutrition saves lives and notes 203 applicants await hospital opening from sixteen states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Ife
Shipping News Briefs From Boston Harbor
Shipping news item notes arrivals and departures at Port of Boston on December 3 4 with vessels steamers Cumberland Kennebec John Knox and others port movements to Eastport Portland Bath Gloucester and New York plus notices of lights buoys winter substitutions and a gale at Highland Light and Chincoteague warning ships to remove nun and con buoys after December 5
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TursdAy
Cumberland
Thompson
St John
Eastport
Portland
Ndse
W H Kilby
Kennebec
Collins
Bath
John Kooks
Snowman
City of Gloucester
Young
Gloucester
Canadian
Landry
Gonaives
Vineyard Haven
Logwood
Lyon, Dupuy & Co
Sir Janet
Golding
Ireland
Megathlin
New York
Searsville
Messervey
South Amboy
Maynard Sumner
Dyer
Perth Amboy
AJ Lentley
Brackett
Port Liberty
Huntress
Hunt
Raritan River
Alabama
Hill
Tiverton
Harriet
Full
Rockport
Sadie A Kimball
Burns
Lillie
Perkins
Eliot
Mary
Elliott
Thurston
Boothbay
Willie
Knowlton
Deer Isle
Fair Wind
Clements
Ellsworth
Ludowick Bill
Pierce
Mary Steel
Paschal
Mass
Virginian
Frye
Liverool
Thayer & Lincoln
Yarmouth
Stanwood
J G Hall & Co
Hattie
Sanborn
Cayenne
Holmes & Nichols
Florida
Priest
James L Sullivan
Fearnot
Hopkins
Addock
Sydney
Barclay & Co
Ella Ma
Steeves
St Martins
Splane & Co
Chi
Deane & Co
Roman
Liverpool
Gianeus
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Turks Island
Chinconteague
Vineyard Sound
Buzzards Bay
Nantuexet Bar
Hyannis
Cotuit
Nobska Point
Freight and Charter Rates Drift in Slow Market
New York December 3 reports slow demand for tonnage with rates holding firm. Charters include Eurore ship General McClellan with 9 600 Ubis refined petroleum New York to United Kingdom at 28 option 233d. Dagny rosin New York to Montevideo. Maggie Todd lumber Bucksville to Demerara. Ly man 20 000 cases refined petroleum New York to Pernambuco at 35c.
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New York
Eurore
General McClellan
Pernambuco
Coasting Vessel Purchases and Sea Traffic Updates
The report notes Sir Freddie A Higgins’ Kennebunk origin vessel bought by Capt Reed and Boothbay Harbor partners for the coasting trade. It also covers Rhode Island pilot radio rules, a New York sinking salvage, incoming ships and wrecks, and numerous coastal sailings and cargos along Norfolk, Savannah, Rockland, and other ports.
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Boston
Freddie A Higgins
Kennebunk
Reed
Boothbay Harbor
Providence
Andrew Peters
Calais
Pawtucket
Rhode Island
New York
Atlas
North River
Erie Basin
Orion
Boston Towboat Company
Norfolk
Niagara
Havana
Burk Christian Scriver
Sacey
Buenos Ayres
Delaware
Lreakwater
Dee
Sir Charles W Alcott
Cane Henry
Savannah
Thalia
Reval
London
Schimidt
Hamburg
Baltimore
Borkum
Iowa
Owens
Liverpool
Ligurian
Marin
Mersey
Nyl Ghan
Butler
Singapore
Hong Kong
Patras Shoal
Ships and sailings roll along Atlantic ports in late November
A dense maritime log lists vessels across towns from Apalachicola to York and beyond. Entries note brig Ernestine Whit tier at Barbados, freighters and schooners like Pemaquid Wheeler and Ida H Mathis, arrivals in Baltimore Newport News and Charleston, and multiple sailings with destinations including Boston New York Philadelphia and Havana.
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Apalachicola
Ernestine
Whittier
Barbados
Alexandria
Souther
Bangor
Washington
Boothbay
James Whitehouse
Hart
New York
Idaho
Perkins
Boston
Poston Marine
LeBlanc
Salt Cay
Gardner
Reynolds
Snow
Saco
Odell
D I Sturgis
Hyne
Charles H Wolston
Richmond
Baltimore--Ar
Wetherby
Harrison
Leith
Ellen Tobin
Hawkins
Providence
William P [Iood
Ross
Fooks
Henderson
New Bedford
Garrett P Wright
Cropper
Garlanas
Lenisaf
Serica
D H Miller
Taylor
Ralph M Hayward
Cyrus Hall
Coombs
Marty Prescott
Turner
Belfast
Abraham Richardson
Pattershall
Beverly
Nettie Champion
Ingersoll
Narragansett
Carson Philadelphia
Damon
Haskell
Aimboy
Merriam
Rondout
George D Lord
Beal
South Amboy
Geo Nevinger
Jordan
Port Liberty
Cape Henry
Edwin I Morrison
Baltimore
Saint-a-litre
Charleston
Ida H Mathis
Philadelphia
May Williams
Calais
Arbee
Mary Baker
Pacific
SJ Watts
J Warren
Lynn
Coosaw
Blanche Hopkins
Arvesta
Darien
Martha S Benent
Townsend
Edgartown
Thomas Borden
Canary
Nelle E Gray
Pinkham
Albany
Fleetwing
Maddock
Dover
Maggie Kell
Cushman
Long Cove
T Benedict
John Lenthall
Wentworth
Hoboken
Exeter
Fortress Monroe
Port
E H Williams
Oakes
Norfolk
Sch
Georgia
Plummer
Natal
Schs
Ward
Port Johnson
Onward
Baker
Ida J Campbell
Hayden
L Burt
Wyman
Caroline
Ricketson
Tiverton
Salmon Washburn
Keefe
Faunton
Alvesson
Stemer Wallachia
Savannoah
Amethyst
Liverpool
Strathsvey
Georgetown
Mary E Morse
Hall
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Wm T Donnell
Davis
Lydia M Deering
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Union
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Ada A Kennedy
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Mary A _ Hood
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Millbridge
J C Harraden
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Portland
Ella Verkins
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Kennett
Tropic
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Iciss
Ogden
F & T Lupton
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Miller
Berks
Adams
Lewis L A Plummer
Ilones
Elias Ross
Lewis
Joseph Hay
Phinney
P G Thomson
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Hastings
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S Warren Hall
Walker
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Hutchins
Maggie Psmith
Geo Gurney
Bunce
J P Wyman
James Barrett
Nickerson
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Cousins
Edward W Young
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London
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Portueuse
Para
City of Columbia
Havana
Werra
Siemen
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Kostrop
Buenos Ayres
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Grace Gower
Johnson
Barks Mariner
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Christian Scriver
H Russell
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Fidelio
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Scis
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Heston
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Simmons
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Conlon
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Rogers
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Yan Name and King
Foreign Ports Shipping Movements Report
Sailed and in port from Antwerp to Jago with multiple vessels listed by port, date and vessel name. Entries include steamers, brigs, sloops and ships sailing to Boston New York Philadelphia Havana and more, with dates in late November and early December.
Whalers Sail From San Francisco For Cruise
The report notes cleared ships including Wm Bay with the Montross and Lydia from Cleveland bound for cruising. Also listed are Sailed-Larks Sea Breeze and Hunter proceeding to sea.
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San Francisco
Baylies
Montross
Lydia
Cleveland
Larks Sea Breeze
Hunter
Ships in motion near Atlantic routes and ports
A list of ships with routes and positions notes Linlithgowshire bound for San Francisco from London on Oct 17 at lat 14.8 and lon 33 W Pactolus from New York to Shanghai on Oct 17 at lat 14.5 and lon 33 W Scottish Isles from Iloilo to New York on Nov 11 at lat 1 N and lon 387 W Lark Moodyville to London on Nov 15 at lat 15 N and lon 33 W Astoria from San Francisco to Queenstown on Nov 16 at lat 18 N and lon 32 W.
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Linlithgowshire
London
San Francisco
Pactolus
Beadle
New York
Shanghai
Scottish Isles
Gloucester Fishing Tragedy Off Norman's Woe Claims Two Drowned
A fishing boat capsized off Norman's Woe with Charles Hoyt John Batchelder and Robert Bridges aboard. Hoyt and Batchelder drowned. Bridges survived by reaching the boat bottom and was rescued by the schooner Apollo. Bodies are said to be aged about fifty five and from New Hampshire.
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Gloucester
Dec
Icis Falcon
Matthew Keany
Clara F Friend
Georges
Emma
Witherell
Mystic
Sea Fox
Arrow
Hattie
Lottie
Charles Hoyt
John Batchelder
Robert Bridges
Norman
Hoyt
Batchelder
Bridges
Compulsory Pilotage Abolished in Sierra Leone Harbor
A court order abolishes compulsory pilotage in Sierra Leone harbor effective November 1, 1889, per the U S vice consul at Sierra Leone. Reports reach Washington via the Treasury Bureau of Navigation. Philadelphia brief follows regarding Maggie Dalling.
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Washington, DC
Bureau of Navigation
Treasury Department
Sierra Leone
Africa
Philladelphia
Maggie Dalling
Boston Bound Vessels Sailed for Boston on Various Dates
A list of ships and brigantines sailing toward Boston with origins and dates. Vessels include Alaska from North Sydney Nov 4, Blue Bird from Buenos Ayres Oct 20, Celina from Singapore Nov 23, Creedmore from Chittagong Nov 20, Evie J. Ray from Singapore Sept 18, Fantee from Accra Aug 23, Hancock from Gonaives Nov 19, H. W. Palmer from Montevideo Oct, St. James G. Pendleton from Iloilo, Lansdowne from Calcutta prior Nov 10, Lizzie B Willey from Buenos Ayres Oct 7, Mary A. Troop from Haifa Aug 28, Martha Davis from Manila Oct 28, Otago from Buenos Ayres Oct 26, among others.
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Boston
Alaska
Br. Brig
North Sydney
C. B
Buenos Ayres
Salem
Blue Bird
Br. Bark
Celina
Am. Bark
Singapore
Singapore, Nov. 23. Creedmore (Br. Ship), From Chittagong, Nov. 20. Evie J. Ray
Dow
Anjer
Fantee
Accra
W.C. A
Hancock
Gonaives
H. W. Palmer
Montevideo
Martha Davis
Manila
Otago
River Plate
Newport Woman Seeks Cancer Treatment Hope at Murdock Liquid Food Co
A distressed sufferer from cancer of the womb in Newport Kentucky pleads for hospital treatment options. She reports using Murdock Liquid Food, gains strength, and asks if life extension may be possible with hospital care and any speedy reply.
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Newport
Murdock Liquid Food Co
Request for Hospital Admission for Abdominal Tumor Patient
A letter from a medical doctor asks for hospital admission to remove a large abdominal tumor that threatens the patient’s life. The writer notes the patient cannot afford private surgeons and cites the hospital’s “splendid results” as the reason for seeking admission.
Inquiry from a widow on abdominal fibroid surgery at General Hospital
A Northampton widow with three children asks Murdock Liquid and Co for information about abdominal fibroid surgery at the General Hospital. She requests whether such operations are performed, average outcomes, the surgeon’s experience, and past success rates to determine if the operation is feasible for her and her children.
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Northampton
Murdock Liquid and Co
General Hospital
Hospital Admission Request Over Childbirth Injuries
A resident reports long term illness from lacerations during childbirth and seeks hospital admission. She states seventeen years of suffering, severe poverty, and asks if she can enter the hospital for treatment. The letter from Murdock Liquid Food Co. notes examination by a city doctor and requests care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock Liquid Food Co
Hospital Dependence and Gift Offer Stir Discussion
The text discusses the Murdock Liquid Food Co offering 120 beds and equipment rent free for hospitals if they publish annual reports. The offer would allow half beds for paying patients. The company refuses trustee roles and would donate liquid food daily if used. Four hospitals offered to accept the gift if the Murdock Hospital changes its name, but the offer is declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock Liquid Food Co
Murdock Surgical Hospital
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Winterport
Hampden
Green’s Landing
South West Harbor
North East Harbor
Bar Harbor
Sorrento
Pon
William H. Hill
ST. John Calats
Annapolis
Ame International SS. CO
Commercial Wharf
St. John
AL Kilby, Ag
India Wharf
Bosrton
Porthland
C.F. Williams
Breamers
Boston&& Gloucester Steamboat Company
North Side Central Wharf
United States Mail
New Wyooork
Moville
WLOV
Preeteee Se Mediteeranean
S&s Savace
Azores
Algiers
Morocco
Flores
Fayal
Gibraltar
Carne Napier
California
Naples
Venice
Prieste
Victoria
Llo
Menderson Brothers
C. V. Caley
Royal Mail
Queenstowna
Atlantic
RED Star Line
Zk. A. Adams & CO
State St
Broad St
Gadiz
Kennard
Cadiz
Spain
E. A. Adams & CO
Hansa Line
Cremoan
S. S. Grasbrook
BE. A. Adams & Coh
Moston
Cunard Line
Pavonia Cepralomnia
Samarlascythia
Cabin
Alexander Martin
Beaver Line Steamships
Lake Superior
Lake Winntoem
Lake Ontario
George W. Preston
Deane Street
Warren Line
Norseman
LF Warren & CO
Postoffice Square
Allan Line
Norwegiaan
A. Allan
Layland Line
Bostonian
Norddeutscher Lloyd 8S. S. CO
LO Aluer
Ems
Trave
Saale
LATLN
Paris
Tavre
C. Theo
Goething
Doane Street
Poston
Maia
Ndton
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Spartan
Long Wharf
Wilmington
West
Passage
Freicht
BB Sampson
Clyde Steamship CO
Great Southern Freight
PAS
Senger
South Carolina
South
As River
Yemasser
J. A. Flanders
Theo
G. Eger
Trafic
Bowing Green
Dallsissip Pdl
Louisiana
Texas
Steggy ‘ 7 Steamship Company
Alte City
Macon
Lewis Wharf
Ioston
Sp. m
C. G. Pearson
S. Vf
D& W.r.y
Richardson & Barnard
Atlantic Avenue
New England R. R
Metropolitan S. S. Co
Sound Lines
Ocean Steamship Company
New Bork
Gweathet Oh
A. Dew. Sampson
New Eng
Pier 11
Pars
Ba. M. Writney
Bussey Farm
Harvard University
L. E. Northway, Sunt
Voslinlale, Mass
Morris & Ireland
Arch St
M. D
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