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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1885

Page

4

Two Dog Fights Narrated In Boston Area Circa Night

Two lively dog battles attracted a small crowd with heavy betting and disputes over rule adherence. Ben Butler of South Boston defeated Sweep of the gas house in a brutal match while a second later bout near Cambridge ended with Paddy besting Tinker and Tinker reportedly dying.

Ben Butler South Boston Holske Ben Sweep Seriten Herdler McDevitt Anl Tonger Paddy Tinker Cambridge Whippe Bnattie

Lannan plans future big bouts after busy road of bouts

Joe Lannan the South Boston heavyweight boxer returns home from St Yeo Minnesota and reflects on a string of hard glove fights across North Dakota Minnesota and Illinois. He names Jake Kilrain George Godfrey Jimmy Doherty and Patsey Cardin as potential foes in six round matches for sizable purses in Boston Chicago and Saint Paul. He plans to base in Saint Paul after January and seeks fair purses of 250 to 500 dollars for new England heavyweights.

Joe Lannan Boston St. Yeo Minn Lannan Grand Forks Dak John 8. Barnes Ed. McKkeoun Neche McKeonn Lansan McKeona McKeoren Fargo Barnes St. Paul Patsey Cardin Peoria Patsey Mellin Chicago James Duffy Vet Killen Philadelphia Post Labnan Jake Kilrain George Godfrey Jimmy Doherty New England Godfrey Lanuin Tim MecCarthy Himeelf

Woburn Triumph Seals Three Goals In Five In Waltham Match

The Woburn and Waltham polo teams met at the Woburn rink with Woburn winning three goals to two after a disrupted contest. Boton’s injury and a three-division rule kept Woburn to five players, referee Morrill called the game at 8:55, and key moments featured Cotter for Waltham and Flanders for Woburn along with Guthrie and Smith in the Woburn goal.

Swoburns Waltthams Waltham Woburn Joss of Botan Morrill Cotter Perry Seelve Fruimbuil Flanders Pierce Smith Guthrie McKay

New Beafords Beat Pawtucketts 3 to 0 In Polo Match

In Pawtucket last night the New Beafords defeated the Pawtucketts by three goals to none. The Lane brothers of England headline the Olympian with a show of skating and juggling. The Casey Lehan race was postponed and moved to next week with Dunn to ride for a gold medal. Fred S. Packard leaves for Houston to take a railroad office post, having previously starred as a goalie with the Alhambras, Cambridge, and Walthams. A pool match is set between Callahan and Sanders, with Malone sought against Fry or Darkleman. Burke and Cleary tackle six rounds under Marquis of Queensberry rules in Denver on Dec 23 for net gate share. The American Association of baseball clubs' Philadelphia meeting ends abruptly due to a restraining order from Erastus Wiman. A whist tournament opens at South End Athletic Club with several entries listed.

Montgomery New England Folsom Opera House Laconia N. Fl W. W. Montgomery Edward O'Neil Boston Tims D. J. Lynch America Nat FE. Hutchins Manchester Chamyphvnehip Hutchins Mike Donohue New York Poinds On & Aide A. N. Cooke Doxuphus Pawtucket New Beafords Pawtucketts Lane Brothers England Casey Lehan Dunn Fred S. Packark Houston Tex Alhambras South Boston Cambridges Walthams Quincys Callahan Sanders Jack McKay The Metropolitan Malone Fry Darkleman Jack Burke Mike Cleary Marquis of Queensberry Denver Vol American Association of Baseball Clubs Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Erastus Wiman Metropolitan Club South End Athletic Club George Ayer George Goll T. J. Donnelino P. H. Henderson John Crowley J. Hastin M. J. Brown D. J. Crowley Henry Mitchell M. J. Connoly Pittsburg Morrow Act of Assembly Council Finance Committee Cneck National Bank General Assembly Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Muay Tin FR. J. Govurley Select Council George A. Tkiffln Melrose Puljishime Boston Post Keston Gxorck M. Brovoks Esquire Commonwealth of Maasachusetts Middlesex Supreme Judicial Court William S. Sargent Medford Said Henrietta P. Sargent Winchester Savings Bank David N. Stillings Middlesex Registry of Samuel Sweet West Medford Mystic and High Streets Mortgagor Swett Francis W. Baldami Edward Ms. Brewer Samuel Swett Samuel B. Swett Eiizzabeth H. Swett Lucia G. Swett Mary C. Swett Howton Charlotte B. W. Hallowell Annie ©. Swett Eizabeth S. French Bristol Rhode Island Syracuse Fiotida William J. Swett North Platte Nebrasks Lucia G. Alexander Esther F. Alexander Florence Italy Cambridge Elizabeth H. Swett Badette B. W. Hallowell Aic Commonwealth Theo. C. Hurd the. C. Hurd John Batchelder Ambrose Batchelder North Hampton Bockingham New Hampshire Egaid Suffolk Suffolk Savings Bank of Boston Boston, Concorn & Monteal Railroad Poston John W. McKim. Esquire Elijah George

Republican Caucuses Nominate Boston Common Council Candidates

Boston Republicans held caucuses to name council candidates across wards. Ward by ward lists include Bedfield Erskine Nathaniel Jewett John A Webster in ward1 and many others such as Bradford Gline James Poor Walter Brewer ward4 William Miller George Fisher and J Jimson ward3. Some wards left nominations to ward and city committees with specifics noted for wards 6 12 16 19 and ward 2 and 13.

Boston Common Council Bedfield Erskine Nathaniel M. Jewett John A. Webster Bradford E. Gline James W. Poor Walter S. Brewer William H. Miller George W. Fisher Levi ‘Jimson William D. Charleton William P. Henry William Hodson William EF. Campbell Frank Beaman George P. Hall Ware H. L. Harding Frederick K. Shattuck A. W. Hersey Henry S. Dewey C. C. Powers Jona J. Capelle Nelson Wakefield Charles H. Wise Juuus D. Whipple Forsiderman Otus Eddy Joho F. Brown Thomas H. Hickey Robert W. Light Henry W. Longfellow Joseph J. Kelly

City Ward Division Report Hangs Fire Amid Political Combines

A city political insider tells a Post representative the ward division report faces trouble from a powerful political "combination" as aldermen previously passed the report but it was amended in council. Republicans and two aldermen blocked a special meeting to discuss it, while backers warn of revenge politics and push for a future bill to abolish the common council and divide the city into 36 wards.

Jenkins Repblicans City Hall

Deaths of John Holman and Rev Philip J McCabe

John Holman a Boston furniture and bedding firm senior with John Holman Co died at his son in law Rev M M Cutter Malden at 71 due to kidney trouble born Portsmouth N H. funeral in Malden from Congregational Church. Rev Philip J McCabe rector of St Joseph Cathedral Hartford died suddenly of paralysis of brain born New York 43. educated in Ireland ordained priest in 1875 appointed cathedral rector three years ago.

John Holman Boston M. M. Cutter Malden Portsmouth N. H John Holman & Co Hannover Street Congregational Church Philip J. McCabe St. Joseph's Hartford Conna New York Ireland

Worker Falls Into Boiling Vat at Boston Sugar Refinery

Charles Henmieger aged 50 of Orleans Street slipped at work and tumbled into a large vat of boiling water. He was removed to his home, Dr. Tallman summoned, and ordered moved to City Hospital where his condition is listed as critical. Also notes a seventh anniversary lodge gathering and a ferry crew discussion following a board of aldermen order.

Charles Henmieger Orleans Sreet Boston Dr. Tallman City Hospital The Rocket Lodge O. OU Manchester Unity Lyceum Hall

Ball's Cough Syrup Offered for Cold Cough

An ad urges using Dr Ball's Cough Syrup to prevent a neglected cold from worsening. It promotes the remedy at 25 cents per bottle, highlighting its effectiveness against coughs.

Boston Theatres and Entertainment Listings

Boston theatres present Salvini in Coriolanus at night and Mary Anderson in The Lady of Lyons in the afternoon. The Museum Company shows Living for Show, John T. Raymond stars in Colonel Sellers, Ten Nights in a Barr, and The Mikado at Hollis Street Theatre. Dan Sully headlines the Corner Grocery at Howard Athenium. World’s Museum and Aquarium open 10 AM to 10 PM.

Boston Howard Athenium Dan Sully Evorld's Museum Ee Eee and Aquarium Boston Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elka Salvi Alexander Salvini John T. Reymond Pairk Theatre Stetson Mes Larry Watson Watton and McDowell Windsor Theatre Lilie Western Wonder World’ Museum Signor Mme. Rinoporti Royal S Tation Opera Covent Garden London Wiliam Chambera Cornet Soleiste Lotus Glee Club Schoubert Quartet Barker and Sfarris Dudley H. Prescot Human Brass Band Belmont Brothers Gownsa's C. If. Prouty Belmont Ana Prouty

Golden Medical Discovery Promises Cure for Consumption

Claims thousands cured by Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, saying consumption in early stages is no longer incurable. Describes the remedy as a superior pectoral and alterative capable of treating throat and lung affections. Notes availability from all druggists.

Pierce

This Day in Philadelphia Trade Listings

Schedule notes from Philadelphia suppliers show Bonta and Shoes Ligpincott Son and Ma at 16 30. Chinese and Japanese Ware Henry OC Bird and Co at 2 PM. Library Charlies F Libbie and Co. In reader terms this item lists vendor windows and times for the day.

Bonta and Shoes Philadelphia Ligpincott. Son & Ma Henry OC Bird & Co Charlies F Libbie & Co

Sibley Lays Aside His Pen Harvard Librarian Emeritus Dies

Demonstrating a life devoted to Harvard College and the Exeter Academy, John Langdon Sibley, librarian emeritus, died in Cambridge at noon. Born 1804 in Union Maine, he advanced from Phillips Exeter to Harvard, guiding the library through Gore Hall’s move and editing key catalogues. His work preserved War era papers, built vast holdings, and funded scholarships, leaving a lasting record of American scholarly life.

John Langdon Sibley Harvard College Harvard Cambridge Mr. Sibley Union Phillips Exeter Academy Kirkland Lbrary Divinity School Stow Gore Hall Sibley Thaddeus William Harris Harris Permanent Fund Charles Folsom Issu Divinity Hell John Adams Charlee Auguta Langdon Cook John Pierce Brookline Bowdoin College Massachuetts Historical Society Academy A. P. Peabody Exeter Academy Chapel Sibiey George Washington Lincoln Kort Pownall Brigadier Walie New England Historical and Genealogical Register Massachusets Historical Society Harvard University George Chelmer Authbor

Gladstone Favored for Home Rule Ouster Aim in Liberal Split

London reports say Gladstone plans to seize a chance to topple Conservatives and push a home rule measure for Ireland as Liberal gains mount. Bradlaugh negotiates oath alternatives to allow memorizers elect to affirm. British elections show 332 seats in new Commons with Liberal prospects.

London Gladstone Ireland Bradlaugh House of Commons Memors J. A. Channing Northamptonshire America William Eliery Channing

Discovery and a Madman Sparked Steam Power Fame

A mechanic warns of a discovery to enrich France but is jailed as a madman. A British nobleman later learns De Cause's tale and patents steam power. Seven years ago a man invalided by illness used Waruner's safe cure, recovered, and funded its spread. The Herald notes its worldwide acclaim and conservative medical approval.

Richelieu France de Cause Waruner Globe the Herald

Fire at Five-Story Building In Lynn Leaves Minor Damage

Sergeant Pierce and Hook and Ladder No 1 put out a slight fire on the second floor of 73 Haverhill Street. The room housed George E Messer's fancy furniture and bracket manufactory. Cause unknown, damage slight. In Lynn yesterday, a 150 blaze at James Keaths caused by alcohol dish vapor igniting a gas jet. In St Stephen New Brunswick a fire destroyed P Shauknessy's house and barn, loss 2000 insured.

Sergeant Pierce Hook and Ladder No. 1 Haverhill Street George E. Messer Lynn James Keaths St. Stephen N. B P. Shauknessy

Meeting of Stockholders Elects NY Providence and Boston Board

At the annual meeting in Providence on December 9, the stockholders of the New York Providence and Boston railroad elected a board of directors. Named were Samuel D. Babcock J Norman Johnston George M. Miller William P. Dixon John L. Riker Henry C. Robinson Henry Howard Nathan E. Dixon Robert Knight George Peabody Wetmore and Benjamin N. Lapham with residences listed in New York Hartford Covenry Westerly Providence and Newport.

Providence New York, Providence and Boston Railroad Samuel D. Babcock J. Bnorman Johnston George M. Miller William P. Dixon John L. Riker New York City Henry C. Robinson Hartford R.I Robert Knight R. I George Peabody Wetmore Newport Benjamin N. Lapham R. 1

Deputy Marshal Ambushed on Lookout Mountain Near Chattanooga

United States Deputy Marshal D. D. Kellett of the northern district of Georgia was waylaid and bordered on Lookout mountain thirty miles from Chattanooga Tennessee yesterday by five woomshiners. AS New York yesterday the directors of the Western Union Telegraph company declared a dividend of 14 percent for the quarter ending Dec 31.

United States D. D. Kellett Georgia Lookout Mountain Chattanooga Tenn New York Western Union Telegraph Company

Transatlantic and Foreign Steamship Schedules Listed

The notice lists multiple steamship sailings from New York and Boston to destinations including Europe via Queenstown Liverpool and Glasgow Jamaica Central America and the South Pacific with various sail dates and times. It notes special addressed cargo and rail connections to Tampa and Key West, with several cutoffs in December and sail dates in December and January.

Honduras Guatemala New Orleans Ellie Kaizht New York Jamaica Central America South Pacific Mexico Europe Queenstown Liverpool Catalonia Boston Mali Cubs Tampa Key West Fla

Maritime Movements and Departures Across Ports

A series of ship movements and cargo routes dated December across multiple ports. Vessels arrive and depart from Portland, New York, Christiansand, Liverpool, London, Bristol, Gibraltar, Bremen, Hamburg, Genoa, Savannah, New Orleans, Boston, Boston, Montreal, and Melbourne connections noted with origin ports and dates such as December 3 through December 9. Highlights include Passages from New York to London, ships from New Orleans to multiple destinations, and Mediterranean port departures for New York trade.

Portland Sarai1 Liverpool New York Clement Para Christiansand Thingvalia Prax le Pont Devonhire Discoverer New Orleans London Australia Boston Bristol Brooklyn City Gibraltar Initiativa Mediterranean Shadwan Savannah Bremen Castie Craig Elpis Hampurg Grassrook Montreal Sidonian Genoa

Various steamers and brigs sailing from maritime ports observations

A compiled list notes steamers Carron Brown Doreinion Cambridge Forest City George A Chafee and others with mdse passengers or cargo to firms like F W Nickerson Co Walter Hall James Littlefield C F Williams and more. Several brigs and schooners including Sarmiento and Energy McBride with logwood and cargo, plus numerous vessels reported in distress or under tow near Portland Gloucester Boston and Baltimore with mixed outcomes and movements.

Carron Brown Charlottetown Pel F W Nickerson & Co Doreinion Blauvelt Yarmouth Walter Hall Cambridge Ingraham Bangor James Littlefield Forest City Snowman Portland C F Wiliams George A Chafee Proctor Gloucester United States Revenue Gallatin Mitchell Vineyard Haven Bas Logwood Phipps & Russell Brig Stapies Boston Stowers Philadelphia Clara J Wilbur Doherty Port Au Prince Logwood EK M Fowle & Co Brsch Lillian Hire Porto Praya Moise J E Irish Dongella Selig Georgetown Sarah Potter St George Wilson Savannah June Bright Barter St Simons Georgie I Dickson Harding Norfolk Allen Green Nicke’son Baltimore Jemes Ives Ives Jennie S Hall Hall Baltimore Jenme & Pace Thrasher Wilhe H Higgins Jones Baltimeore Martha N Halil Baker Wetherel Garfield Emmat Angel Tripp Bradford French Canary George M Adams Standish Catharine M May Davis Samuel Castner, Jr Lake Abel W Parker Dean Mary Stendish Riegms Rodney Parker Higgins Kelle Hardy Kelley Ruth Shaw Cariow J W Goskill Godfrery Benjamin Gartside Sharp Philadelphia Bas Fast Agnes R Bacon Aacv Lizzie Bavcock English Phiadelphia Lizzie Chadwick Chadwick Philadephia Oscar C Schnudt Bacon Jonet Beach Eudsville Weehawken Ximena Schanet Abnds Meady Perth Amboy Arnie M Allen Prown Evan Yates Yates Bark Cape Cod Missouri Poland Liverpool Warren & Co Brichs Annie A Delonchy Halifax Hatheway & Co Dorma Bell LeBlanc Bellevue Gove Jgdal & Co Janette T Hibbard Sanders Joggins James Stevenson Calotta Reed St John Kreteamets Virginian Fitz Thayer & Lincoln Dominiea Blauvelt Scks Harvester McLaughlin St John FA Roberts Neil Dew Horton Souis PEI Eveyn Corkum Aalifax Corstwise Norman Crowell Charies F Williams Wind Southwest Craighill Berkshire Norman H F Dimock

Multiple 18th century ships depart ports worldwide

A list of sailing ships with routes and dates including Ship Oregon from Philadelphia for Hiege on October 26 at latitude 10 North longitude 27 West. Ship Battle Abbey Banks from New York for Calcutta on November 4 at 29 North 40 West. German ship 23DGS Margarethe from Bremen for New York on November 23 at 50 latitude and 6 longitude. Bark B Webster Kenney from New York for Valparaiso on October 7 at 9 South 34 West. Bark St Joseph Christensen from Berwick for Wilmington NC on November 28 at 31 10 longitude 70 all well. Norwegian bark HMRF from New York for Melbourne on October 28 at 14 North. Kamfjord Ander son from New York October 5 for Melbourne. Bark Miranda Corbett from Nuevitas for New York on December 2 at 21 14 longitude 70 50. Sir Henry Parker Green from Philadelphia for Richmond on December 4 off Hog Island.

Oregon Philadelphia Hiege Battle Abbey Banks New York Calcutta Margarethe Fopper Bremen Bark B Webster Kenney Valparaiso Jon St Joseph Christensen Berwick Wilmington NC Lon HMRF Melbourne HMQF Kamfjord Anderson Miranda Corbett Nuevitas Sir Henry Parker Green Richmond Hog Island

Heavy seas wreck multiple vessels off Atlantic coast

Reported maritime havoc from Boston to New Jersey shows brig Morena and ship Malta ashore or in distress after gales. Vessels such as Wonder, Rockland, Addie E Seavey, Sir Edward Johnson, Sir Harriet Chase, and others suffer dismastings, leaks, and groundings with crews saved or abandoned.

Clara J Wilbur Doherty Boston Port Au Prince Morena Bridgeport Philadelphia Delaware Bay Bluefields Wonder Grand Caman Coon Island Rockland Splendid Rockport Addie E Seavey Haggerty Newburyport Salem Thatcher's Island Sir Edward Johnson Warren Port de Paix Provincetown Sir Harriet Chase Salvors St John Little Egg Harbor Baltimore William Crane Sparp Island New Bedford Spper Sir Mattie K Taber Virginia New York Chadwick Merritt Wrecking Company Edmondsley Galveston Liverpool Brunswick Edgartown Jed F Daren Calais Noble Newpoft East Chop Vineyard Sound Ant Sbacher Siemer Antillas Pleren Worth Porto Riev White Chesapeake Dequersta Barbadoes Volace Martha Walsa Stenamer Wikesharre Cates Reston Bass River Eaton Wilxesbaire Sane

Shipping Movements and Arrivals Between Ports

Special to Chamber of Commerce reports multiple vessels in port and en route. Calcutta in port Nov 3 with British peers and several crews bound for New York and Boston. Morning Star sails with damaged sails. barks Devon and Ferris S Thompson bound for Hong Kong and Melbourne. Rosie West loading at Nanaimo for San Francisco. Edward O Bries sails from Sydney for San Francisco.

Calcutta Eton New York Alice Cooper Harding George Wilmot Chas Glenfinlas Flynn Idaho Henderson Boston Caledonia London Itow Hito CO Whitemore Port Townsend Heonolulu Coloma Portland Morning Star Atc Devon Hong Kong Coloma, Or Co Discovery Ella San Francisco Kehulai Ferris S Thompson POT Low Melbourne Oe Roc Au Prince Anglo Long Oston Ydney Nsw Edward O’ Bries Rio Janeiro Poonah Memmnon Sirius Lyrus Galveston Rio Grande Go Sal Dina Wie- Tirga Roeton Sydney Nsw William A Es Harthorn Tacoma Courtney Ford Miller Jaeka

Shipping News: Atlantic Ships and Steamers Across Ports

Long list of vessels including steamer City of Pucb a from Havana and Neptune from Boston, brig Clara Pickens and Mary Fink clearing for Calais and Antwerp, numerous schooners and barks on transatlantic routes. Entries note arrivals and inspections at New York Harbor, jams through Hell Gate, and sailings to Savannah, New Orleans, and Kingston with vessels such as City of Savannah and Neptune.

N News Guyandotte Kelly West Point New York nDerj Hughes Havre Milan Vircassovich Lisbon Irene Pasquan J & Graham Cochran Bremen Clara Pickens Eddy Savannan Mary Gray Brewster Tuspan Norena Ciuuase New Orleans Halsey San Marcos Burrows Galveston Alene Spiders Kingston Celtic Glendell Liverpool City of Columbia Woodhull Charleston Eleanora Bragg Portland Ruzia Abers Hamburg Essex Langley London State of Nevada Stewart Glasgow Wells City Weiss Brstol Portia Dawson St Johns Smith Tingley Antwerp Bristol Lawrence Josiah Whitehouse Barnum Boston Hattie Crabtree Hoboken Adam Ailen Ondrey Gloucester Whitestone Sylvan O’ Neal Singapore Hert Island Bertie Bigelow Foraughai Norfolk Sch Phillips Philadelphia Invermay Long Savannah Échs Wwee Ceerenten Renee Hattie L Sheets Dale Philan Pensacola Dagmar Just St Vincent Oys Dagmar Solberg Barks Arvi Wadman Cork Palais Gallian Grove Aspinwall Ilos Olsen Arenial Senaemancen Jensen Bus Poland Mist James Mystic Lona Curlevy Potomac River William Donnelly Hopkins Carolina O’ Neil Washington Lord Clive Urquhart Williamport Miller Spartan Nickersm Berks Odlornede Hercules Ritson Salem Panther Warrington Newburyport Emily T Sheldon Gayes Fernandina George W Lochner Wittbank Sagua Matanzas Jarie B Ritter Peterson Cardenas Wallace J Boyd Bates Cienfuegos Samuel H Crawford Tilden Allston Barbour Allyn J Foley Graham Port Antonio H Jones Pearce Maria Eiizabeth Marshall Plymouth JS Lane Orcutt Castine Arsth Enodeavor Warttar Bath Barbadoes Edis HS Bridges McVans Lizzie H Partrick Reck Hattie Nickerson Nickerson New Haven Celeste Wilson Richbmond Va Old Dominion Lettie Somers H . Sibley Hichborn Pascagoula Kate Markee Allen Baltimore Annie E Stevens Tice Sailee Sth Sailee Sth,eds Westerloo Jordan Ellsworth Charles A White Tapp San Francisco Donnelly Columbia River Cowlitz Keller Port Townsend San Pedro Cal Freeman City of Savannah Dagzett New Yort Dessoug William Lawrence Parker Adelaide Masse Stewart Freeman Voono Ira D Sturgis Hodgdon Orton

Polly Vanasittert’s Other Lover a Ghost Story

A catalog snippet lists fiction and poetry by Julian Hawthorne Squire Tripp’s Old Arm-Chair by Howard Delagan The Nice Little Man by Fanny Foster Clark and Two Poor Old Souls a Poem by Margaret Eytinge with other items in a 19th century periodical.

Dolly Vansittert W. T. Smediey Squire Tripp H. Pyle South Polly Vanasittert Julian Hawthorne Howard Dela Fanny Foster Clark Margaret Eytinge

Foreign Ports Update From Atlantic Shipping News

A compact shipping summary lists vessels docking or sailing at foreign ports including Bluefields, Halifax, Miazonula, Rio Janeiro, St Thomas, St Kitts, Antigua and New York. Entries mention ships such as Pearl Lagoons, George W Dill, Rialte, Lucy Pope, Studson, Siberian, Hannan F Carlton, Sea Wail, Kenilworth, Huntress, Arthur Gardner, Bermuda, Muriel, Frank & Willie, Euridice and Miller & Woollman with routes to New Orleans Baltimore Boston Sydney Manila and Liverpool.

Bluefields Aiine Pettersen Pearl Lagoon North Coast George W Dill Peterson New Orleans Rialte Henderson Charlottetown Lucy Pope Walsh Boreaux Ree Studson Ferguson Hakeate Halifax Siberian Moore Liverpool St Johns Baltimore Boston Sydney Hannan Carlton Bryant New York Newcastle Sea Wail Simonson Auckland Willie McLaren Law Lyttletown LJ Moore Veazie Manila Loch Verriaon San Francisco Antonio Kenilworth Laitimore Rio Janeiro Tin Port Huntress Gunn St Thomas Arthur.Gardner Jacmel St Hitts Bermuda Fraser Antigua Muriel Loche

Obscure Passenger and Vessel Movements List

A compact catalog of 19th century ship arrivals and sailings. Vessels named include Belle of Oregon, Paul Revere, James Wishaw, Capri, Discoverer, Abner Coburn, Columbia, Lod Gough, Mizzapore, Enmore and others with ports such as Boston New York New Orleans and Liverpool to London mentioned alongside cargo and passenger notes. Dates range from November to December with multiple routes from Glasgow Hamburg and Arctic regions.

Ansier Belle Oregon Matthews Voile Boston Paul Revere Willey Cebu New York Kembay Francis Cooper Cooper Mauritius Glasgow James Wishaw Laverick Gibraltar Dee Capri Alexandra Hamburg Lessing Voss Airfax Discoverer New Orleans London Abner Coburn Nichols Columbia Garvie Newark Meensteam Lod Gough Hushes Philacelphia Liverpee Mizzapore Parker San Francisco Hall Atsivson Arthurs St John, NB Enmore Hucheson Glassun Dock Joboy

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