Exports and imports reported for port last week
The port's exports totaled 1 814 379 dollars and imports 1 199 458 dollars for last week. Ex‑Ex President Thomas Hill of Harvard edited an almanac with computations aligned to the new eastern standard time. The Knights of Pythias in Charlestown opened a three day fair at Monument Hall on Monday with seven well furnished tables and a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hill
Harvard University
Knights of Phythias
Charlestown
Monument Hall
Boston
Deaths and obituaries from Roxbury and surrounding areas
Rev John O Means D D dies at Roxbury residence after a life of navy service ministry and board leadership. Hon Roger Averill dies in Danbury after a long career in law politics and education. Susan W Cassee Hooper obituary notes Boston businesswoman born 1800. Ensign Kimball of Revere, farmer, dies after illness. Charles F Bray dies of diphtheria. Dr Friend Drake Lord Newton physician dies after runaway injury. Funeral notices to be held in Danbury and Roxbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. Means
Mount Pleasant Avenue
Roxbury
Augusta
Bowdoin College
United States Navy
Africa
Andover Seminary
Medway
Vine
Find
Roxbury Latin School
Emmanuel Church
Moreland Street
Roger Averill
Danbury
Cuonn
Averill
Salisbury
Conn
Litchfield County
Lie
Assambly
Covernor
Buckingham C
Eary
State
Normel School
State Board of Education
Susan W. Cassee Hooper
Borchester
Boston
Green Dragon Jane
Hersteere
Union Street
Washington Street
Charles F. Bray
Bray & Hayes
Ince
Friend Drake Lord
Newton
Newton Lower Falls
Weather Signal Update Across Atlantic Coastal States
Cautionary offshore signals persist for Chincoteague Breakwater Cape May Atlantic City Barnegat City Sandy Hook New York New Haven and New London with offshore warnings from Point Judith to Easport. Northeast yields colder fair weather in New England and Middle Atlantic with northwesterly winds and rising barometer as light rain and snow occur in Eastern New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Middle Atlantic
Chincoteague
Breakwater
Cape May
Atlantic City
Barnegat City
Sandy Hook
New York
New Haven
New London
Point Judith
Easport
Special Weather Bulletin Indicates Northward Cold Front and Rain
A low mood has advanced southeastward over Canada to Maine with light rains and snow and brisk northwesterly winds from the lakes to New England. Temperatures fell along the South Atlantic coast and from the lakes to the lower Missouri valley, rose in the Gulf states and extreme Northwest. Northerly winds prevail in the South Atlantic and Gulf states, northwesterly from the lower lakes to the Middle Atlantic and New England coasts, and southwesterly from the upper lake to the Missouri valley. Special temperatures at 3 PM yesterday show varied readings, with Jacksonville 64 and Pensacola 68 among others. Fair weather is indicated for Tennessee, the Ohio valley, and Middle Atlantic states on Wednesday. lake region shows party cloudy with light rain and snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Maine
Lakes
New England
South Atlantic
Missouri Valley
Gulf States
Lower Lakes
Middle Atlantic
Washington
Norfolk
Savannah
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Pensacola
New Ileans
Galveston
Los Angeles
San Diego
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Lake
Boston Theatres Programs Mixed Night Schedule
A condensed list shows Bijou Theatre and Moonlight Evening at the Boston venues. Entries include the eee Student Evening at BIJOU and Great Specialty Company at HOWARD ATHENIUM in Manchester and Jennings. The Globe Theatre presents The Duke's Motto in the evening, with Robson and Crane at PARK THEATRE and Vanety performing at BOYLSTON MUSEUM in both afternoon and evening. Henry Irving and Elien Terry appear at the Boston Theatre in Svenmeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIJOU
Eee
Boston Museum
Howard Athenium
Manchester
Jennings
Globe Theatre
Park Theatre
Robson and Crane
Vening
Boylston Museum
Vanety
Boston Theatre
Henry Irving
Elien Terry
Svenmeg
Emerson piano promotes Our Picture Book pamphlet
The Emerson piano company, newly organized in 1879 and now a leading New England piano maker, offers Our Picture Book a holiday pamphlet filled with chromo lithographic pictures and child friendly stories. The firm touts improved tone and finish and a mid range price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Piano Company
Chilren
Emerson Company
Imn
New England
Emerson Piano
Irving in Louis XI shows refined acting and cold relish
Boston audience witnessed Henry Irving in Louis XI at the Boston theatre. His performance impressed with precise craft and devilish humor, though fear of death lagged. critics praised his acting as intellectual and meticulously studied, with standout death-scene realism and subtle stage business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Henry Irving
Louis XI
Irving
New York
Boucicault
France
Richard II
England
Richard
Louis
Irvin
Sween
Rg J
Mr. Irving
Nemours
Booth
Soul
Marie
Disraeli
Dauphin
Duke de Nemaoure
Hedemenyae
Jacques Collier
T. Wenman
Tristan L’enwite
TYATS
COCES
Archer
Francois de Paule
T. Mead
Sotosoreff
Amy Ose
Hemsley
Count de Dreux
Louther
Lyndall
Dwyer
Luce
Te Duneis
Marion
WCC
Johnson
Panu O'S
Barney
Epitaux
Ftice
The
Royal Guard
Harwood
Simpson
Clifford
Merie
Millward
Jeanne
Miss Harwood
Miss Payne
Andr
Terriss
Robson
Crane
the Park
Park Theatre
Guiseppe Fioretti
Charles 8. Dickson
Walter Dalrymple
M. B. Snyder
Matthew Eligible
Herbert Ayling
Clarence Dexter
J. K. Mortimer
Dr. Shouter
Emily E. Baker
Beatrice Manheim
Mary Myers
Mrs. Dalrymple
Leonora Bradley
Violet Eligible
Georgie Dickson
Rose Snyder
Betty
Ater Robson
Miss Baker
Mattie Snyder
Multiple bankruptcy cases across cities reported in creditor meeting record
A creditor meeting at Arrington Bros. 68 Pearl St. approved Hamilton Brown offer to take assets for 50 cents on the dollar while liabilities stood at 27 743 4. Boston firms Weiss and Prussia Rubber Clothing also failed with 10 000 and 13 000 liabilities respectively and offers of 20 cents on the dollar. Other failures include Hunt of Amesbury 4 000, Mead of Milford 2 006, Lage & Pike Boston 18 000, Toledo dealer Franc 0, and New York houses with large deficit and partial asset recovery. Numerous assignments noted in New York, Providence, Port Huron, Atchison, and Michigan with totals and principal creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrington Bros
Pearl Street
Mr. Brown
St. Louis
Hamilton Brown & Co
Isadore Weiss
Devonshire Street
Boston
George J. Hunt
Amesbury
Prussia Rubber Clothing Company
Summer Street
E. B. Mead
Butcher
Milford
Lage & Pike
Broad Street
Louis Franc
Toledo
Moses Henlein
Elias Henlein
Louis Wolf
Church Street
New York
John Rowland & Sons
Burchell Bros
Burchell, Matheson & Co
Sydney
N. S
McManus, Haire & Doolin
Providence
R. I
H. B. Claflin & Co
Lamb & Coughlin
William T. Addis
Boyne City
Mich
Adams and Cass streets widened and new street plans approved
The street commissioners approve widening Adams street at Dorchester Avenue and lay out Granite Street West Roxbury as Cass Street to Summer and Powel streets. A petition seeks acceptance of Wabenno Street West Roxbury. Ferries appoints five deck hands for North ferry and adds a dedicated guard at the ladies’ gangway for safety. Water board reports show Sudbury supply may exhaust in ten days without rain, with Lake Cochituate as backup aided by 7,000,000 gallons daily from Sudbury. Legal questions on Natick drainage to be sent to the supreme court. Water meters urged. saving 3,000,000 gallons daily already achieved. An appropriation of 250,000 dollars is sought to fund meters, with projected 20 year savings between 2 and 3 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Street
Dorchester Avenue
Granite Street
West Roxbury
Cass Street
Powel
Stark Tolman
Wabenno Street
Patrick Morrisey
Martin Kane
Michael O’brien
J. Sullivan
James Eeeson
O’brien
Water Board
Sudbury
Lake Cochituate
OT Reliance
Natick
Peaganbrook
Supreme Court
The Brookline President's Message Critiqued
Brookline Chronicle comments on the president's message as disappointing and general. The piece accuses it of political tone over statesman vision, targeting the Mormons and Alaska while ignoring tariff reform civil rights and the silver coinage issue. It notes the document seems written in the fourth year of his term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline Chronicle
Rep
Alaska
Congress
Hearings on prison labor questioned set for midweek
The joint special committee will hold hearings Wednesday and Thursday afternoons on the prison contract labor issue. A Saturday meeting of the state board of health lunacy and charity will review the department's yearly expenses. Governor Butler estimates 1884 executive department costs at 5800 with 3000 contingent for executive 1500 for council 800 for postage and 500 for council stationery. Worcester city missionary society has chartered to promote religion and morality in Worcester and vicinity. C Henry Hutchins is president and John White treasurer. An official examination of the renovated Commonwealth building will be Saturday by Governor Butler and the council. Mr J C Spofford will conduct the tour of changes and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
Buuler
Executive Department
Worcester City Missionary Society
Worcester
C. Henry Hutchins
John ©. White
Commonwealth Building
Butler
J. C. Spofford
Let the democrats declare for a revenue tariff
The text argues that Democrats should unite on a tariff for revenue and warns that fusion of free trade and protectionist factions could occur if they fail to agree. It highlights Carlisle's remarks as a guide and contemplates the possible alliance against protectionist extremes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington Post
Carlisle
Oldest US merchant schooner Polly nears centennial age
From Owl's Head Maine comes word Lewis Arey and Son repair the historic schooner Polly, a vessel dating to 1804. Though aged, with ordinary luck she may stay afloat until her hundredth birthday arrives, possibly surviving to reach a centennial milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owl’s Head
Lewis Arey & Son
United States
Polly
Butt
Lincoln
Nonsense on Carlisle election stirs party politics chatter
The Times notes a flood of precious nonsense in republican and Randall papers about Carlisle becoming speaker and its impact on presidential politics and American industry. The Times judges New York Sun and Philadelphia Times theories wilder than others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York ‘Times
Republican
Randall
Carlisle
New York Sun
Philadelphia Times
Political jab at Dawes Hoar and senators for a change
Humorous attack in Rutland Herald mocks Dawes and Hoar and their push for senate seats. The piece suggests replacing them with new figures, scolding old political habits and celebrating a shift away from entrenched leadership. The tone is sharply editorial and partisan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland Herald
Dawes
Mr. Hoar
United States Senate
Giant Kiang Chu guard hailed for Gen Fang near Swatow
Reports from Swatow describe a towering Kiang Chu man eight feet tall who recently passed through with a $300 bounty. Local officials pin hopes on him as a bodyguard for General Fang amid shifting troop movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai Mercury
Swatow
Fang
Nimrods and Game Across New England notes
A roundup of hunting chatter from several papers reports young Greenfield partridge and many skunks this season, bear chases near Millsfield, a 164 bear tally by Uncle Gideon Day of Wesley, a large Kennebec buck by Gen. Gould, and other local exploits including an eagle shot by Jim Nason. Skunks are unusually plentiful this winter in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Block Island
Queddy
Springfield Republican
Greenfield
Concord Patriot
Millsfield
Lewiston Journal
Gideon Day
Wesley
Harry Tucker
Kennebec
Ellsworth
Ned Oakes
Bath
Cottage City Star
Jim Nason
Dexter Gazette
Inexperienced Driver Rescues Mule Standstill on Third Street
A Marysville paper recounts a scene on Third street where a novice driver failed to move a mule. After he used force and guidance from bystanders, a passerby named Mr Bowser advised pulling in the opposite direction, and the mule finally progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Col
Third Street
Sailing of the Ocean Steamers to Arrive and Depart
Shipping notices list arriving and departing steamers in Boston New York Glasgow and Liverpool with dates in November December including vessels Deronda Danizic Messina Archimede and Wisconsin plus agents such as Phelps Bros J B Brigham & Co Warren & Co Louis de Bebian and Williams & Guion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RAME
Deronda
Danizic
Ee Sons
Newcastle City
London
Brigham & Co
Wetherby
Brigham& Co
Pawnee
Messina
Phelps Bros & Co de Ruyter
Antwerp
Gill & Sootz Marathon
P H du Vernet
GOI
Eerie Oy
J Corts
Ethiopia
Lasgow
Henderson Bros State of
Beer Brothers Leerdam
Msterdam
Finch,Edge & Co Labrador
Herterie
Louis de Bebian Rhynland
Peter Wright &Sons Wisconsin
Liverpool
Williams & Guion Kaloma
Brown & Co Sbohemia
Hamburg
Kunhardt & Co Rhein
Bremen
Oqerricks & Co
Cean
Ong
Boston
Alesiaes
Vven- Marseilles
Seager Bros. Nederland
Auwee
Williams & Guion Heivenua
WJ Hurst
Norseman
Warren & Co
Missouri
Warren & Co Samaria
New York
Landaff City
Bristol
Arkell & Douglass
Cilia Sans Havre
Louis de Bebian Scythia
H Brown & Co Zaandai
Amsterdam
Funch, Edge & Co
Wenrssvesdv
Oelrichs & Co Westphalia
Kunhardt & Co City of Chicago
Inman SS Co Main
Qelrichs & Co Notting Hill Li
A Bros Nederland
Antwerm
eDec
P Wright & Sons Celtic
R J Curtis
Queen
W J Hurst
Mails Close at Boston Post Office for European Relays
Notices list deadlines and sailings for mail to Europe via Southampton Bremen Scythia Paris Brest Plymouth Cherbourg Havre and via City of Chicago and CelticMain routes. It specifies departure dates December 11 to December 14 and Pacific routes on December 18 21. Letters for Pacific steamers should be deposited eight or nine days before sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Southampton
Bremen
New York
Queenstown
Liverpool
Scythia
Celtic
Scotland
Glasgow
Circassia
Germany
Aer
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
Oceanic
Sanrancisco
Sandwich Islands
Fiji Islands
Sydney
Nsw
New Zealand
Australia
San Francisco
Pacific
Boston
Steamers Arrived At Atlantic Ports In Mixed Departures
Shipping news lists arrivals and origins: Kare from Hamburg to Boston. Acadia from Mediterranean ports to Boston. Notting Hill from London. India from Hamburg. Niagara from Havana docking in New York. Hammonia from New York to Plymouth for Hamburg. State of ee from New York to Glasgow. Gellert from Hamburg to New York. Washington from New York to Marseilles. Briscoe from New Orleans to Havre. Prinze Alexander from New Orleans to Bremen. Yalo from Gaveston to Liverpool. Illinois from Philadelphia to Queenstown. America from Baltimore to Bremen. Panama from New Orleans to Havre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Kare
Hamburg
Acadia
Mediterranean
New York
Notting Hil
London
India
Niagara
Havana
Plymouth
Hammonia
Glasgow
State of Ee
Adave
Canada
W York
Crookhaven
Liv- Hol York
Gellert
Marseilles
Washington
Havre &Th
Briscoe
New Orleans
Bremen
Prinze Alexander
Liverpool
Yalo
Gaveston
Queenstown
Illinois
Phi Philadelphia
America
Baltimore
Havre
Panama
Marine shipping notices and schooners in Atlantic run
A late 19th century style notice lists steamers and ships entering Halifax Portland and Baltimore trades with cargoes of mdse and passengers. Vessels include Steamer Coban Carroll Gate City Johns Hopkins Reading Longfellow Katahdin Mark Charlotte Young and numerous schooners and brigs alongside remarks of strong gales and a brig and a schooner at Cape Cod with southwest winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coban
Anderson
St Johns
Sydney
Stemmeer Uiecpette
Golhy
Yubecuines
Val Eamet Cleony
Yarmouth
JG Hall & Co
Carroll, Brown
Halifax
F W Nickerson & Co
Gate City
Hedge
Savannan
To & W Nickerson & Co
Johns Hopkins
March
Baltimore
E Sampson
Reading
Smith
Philadelphia
Whitney
Hallett
New York
H v
Longfellow
Providence
Sir Anna E Kranz
Katahdin
Homer
Bangor
Moise
James Littlefield
Mark Charlotte Young
Berryman
Tampico
Delaware
Winthrop Cunningham & Sons
H Macomber
Boston
Rumil
Cape Haytien
Lyon, Dupny & Co
Levi Bart
Jones
Cockburn Harbor
Til
Warner & Freeman
Lon
Mary D
New Bedford
Rodger
Jost
Cascumpee
Atcilla
Farnsworth
Port William
Matilda
Crowell
Port Medway
Adair
Foster
Bridgewater
Wiliam Haver
Caroline
Hutchings
Mary Ib Smith
Grafton
Red Rover
Pomroy
Elsworth
Reaper Smith
Portland
Anna FE Kanz
Pervere
Susan Stetson
Frisbee
Wiscasset
Hull
Wind Southwest
Cape Cod
Maritime traffic notes from Atlantic vessel movements
A crowded listing of ships and routes with coordinates and dates. Entries include Steamer Cutpton from Pelledaetia to Aspinwall with dredge in tow on Dec 5 at 32 lat 73 10 long, Walter H Wuison By from Liverpool to San Francisco on Oct 22, and several other vessels sailing between Liverpool New York Brunswick and Valparaiso with positions near 40 40 or at Barnegat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutpton
Pelledaetia
Aspinwall
Walter H Wuison
Madman
Liverpool
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Mitreca
Wilson
Lon
J D Peters
Lane
Valparaiso
McDonald
Brunswick
Buenos Ayres
Caratke
Hill
Tybee
Joequinna
Tsr
Gardiner
Macao
St John
Top
Dark Weser
Harte
Hamburg
Sydney
Scilly Islands
Murphy
New York
North Sydney
Big Mary & Emma
Delaware Breakwater
Portland
Barnegat
Mary E Douglass
St Piere
Marine Notes Port Clyde and Nearby Vessels
Maritime brief reports from Port Clyde Saco and Biddeford Pool note the ashore schooner MP with slight damage near Hart Island, Montezuma towed to Biddeford Pool for rudder repair, NeVie Woodbury passage to Charleston in seven days with two calm days, and JB Nutt at Perry planning to launch the first-class three masted schooner Gertrude KE Trundy of about 600 tons in mid December under Captain J Davis Lubec with Portland interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Montezuma
Reed
Boston
Mt Desert
Biddeford Pool
NeVie Woodbury
Hodgkins
Charleston
JB Nutt
Perry
Gertrude KE Trundy
JS Wissien & Co
Portland
J Davis
Lubec
Disasters At Sea Report From Halifax Dispatches
Compiled weather and incident notes detail brig Accacia bound to M tril for leak stops, brig Joseph damaged at Queenstown from Charlottetown, and Arctic seeking Bilbao with cargo parted. Sh E Chambers saw Quebec after Dec 6 voyage. two vessels ashore on Bryan Island remain with masts standing. Additional reports include steamers Durham City, Mayaguez dispatches, and multiple vessels damaged by gales and heavy seas near Hatteras and St Johns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accacia
Shields
M Tril
Montreal
Joseph
Queenstown
Charlottetown
Pel
Arctic
Newfoundland
Bilbao
Vijo
Sh E Chambers
St Johns
Boston
Quebec
Bryan Island
Halifax
Durham City
London
Sir William Douglass, McIndoe
New York
Fortune Island
Hatteras
Hereward
Liverpool
Clakeston
Luther
Greenock
Troon
Havon
Newcastle
Mayaguez
Bessie Gracie
Yorkshire
Dent
Corpe
Rokeby
Snell Haven
Mary Riley
Philadelphia
Dutch Island
Gay Head
Thursay
Calderbank
Orrie
Drisko
Nuevitas
Siena
St Pierre
Ella
Lizzie Florence
Endicott
Jacksonville
Fla
Havana
Niagara
Florence & Lillian
Pat Smith
Fernandina
Maritime Despatches Report From Multiple Ports
Special Despatch to Merchants Exchange lists ships and routes including Quaker City from Philadelphia to Port Phar and north of Hatteras, Oregon from Live 1 to Portland Maine, Bavarian from Boston to Liverpool, Nutford, Worcester from Boston, Henry James London bound, Sea Witch to New York, Martha P Tucker from New York to Melbourne, Don Jacinto from Launceston to Manila coal load, Hammonia from New York to Hamburg, Alice Tarlton from Boston to Basse Terre and Haiti, Canada sailing to London, Arlington at St Thomas port while Barbadoes and Halifax reports appear with several vessels underway or in port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Exchange
Barbadoes
Quaker City
McNeilly
Philadelphia
Port Phar
Hatteras
Oregon
Williams
Portland
Crookhaven
Bavarian
Lazzolo
Boston
Liverpool
Tn Bay
Nutford
And
Halifax
Worcester
Celina
Adams
Philadela
Honolulu
Henry James
Lathmore
New York
London
France
Manila
Sea Witch
Clark
Newark
Melbourne
Martha P Tucker
Smith
New York. , Newecastlce Nwsw —Ar Dec 10, Brig Don Jacinto, Hammop
Launceston
Plymouth
Hammonia
Hamburg
Point-a- Pitre
Alice Tarlton
Macomber
Basse Terre
Cape Haytien
Scilly
Canada
St Thomas
Arlington
Leach
Astoria
Coldstream
Luen
Queenstown
Lake Erie
Harriman
Carrie Strong
Strong
Galveston
Martha Stevens
Chance
Ethel Swift
Wilsie
Port Spain
L C Hickman
Evans
Savannah
Tillie Vanderdecken
Bateman
Charleston
Kattie
Ireland
Josie R Hart
Belfast
Port Sth
Charles H Fabens
Cedar Keyes
Wiliam Frederick
T H Livingston
Florida
Jacksonville
Bath
McCann
South Amboy
Kangor
schMillie Tim
Haskell
Porthamboy
Baltimore
J Ine Thompson
Moore
Sarah
Siena
Effie
Simmons
Metone
Emily F Northam
Stetson
Newarg
Ist
James Young
Linekin
Mollie J Saunders
Ingersoll
Henry B Pitton
Peterson
Pendleton
Fietcher
Gulf Stream
Pennington
City of Colombia
McClellan
Icis
George S Malls
Billie S Bee
Ee Waddington
Baird
York
City of Columbia
Foreign Ports Update Shows Global Shipping Movements
In port reports from Avondale to Valparaiso, multiple ships and cargos circulate. Vessels including Iolanthe Card, City of Para, Prinz oe Zumfelde, Neptune, Olive Mount, and various brigs and barks chart routes to Halifax Leith New York Buenos Aires and Montevideo with coal coffee sugar and general cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale NS
Iolanthe
Card
Toad
Windsor
New York
Tyronnie
City of Para
Daxter
Bermuda
St Domingo
Oark Emma
Isaaksen
Tybee
Sir Geo F Seymour
Watlington
Une
Osseo
Williams
Charleston
Leith
Lizne Zittlesen
Leighton
Havana
Excelsior, Meyer, Inc
Batavia
Tin Port
Caura
Tiemer
Padang
Banjoe Wangie
Arcadia
Ewan
Port A
Samarang
Newark
Bahia—air
Neptune
Hill
Buenos Ayres
Olive Mount
Smith
Veronica
Payson
Glasgow
Balzay
Cowper
Daisy
Lewis
Emiel
Lange
Albertine Meyers
Zelix
Neva
Thebsult
Richmond
Queen of the Fol
Rees
Marianne
Greaves
Sch Chance
Pedersen
Cheribos
Revelle
Israel
Channe
Ae Stace
Scotia
Corrigall
St Johns
Halifax
Demerara
Sappho
Brinkman
Boston
Sch Centennial
Bonnell
Sardinian
Dutton
Portland
Glenarth
Taylor
New Orleans
Bremen
Widdrington
Biggs
Dent Holme
Hurst
Ons Boudrot
Aribat
Sch
Greham
King
Foramahca
Lane Ceares
Itonus
Bucknam
Unitedates
Mauritius
Lynton
Lindgoard
Huanities
Emma Muller
Kading
Pernamburo
Paran
Corvett
Baltimore
Louise Adelaide
Orr
Buncos Ayres
Adam White
White
Rio Janeiro
John E Chase
Parks
D Chapin
Hail
Lapland
Peru
Samuell Spring
Rose
Montevideo
Virginia
Stafford
Phillips
Benny Doon
Cale
Boylston
Small
Jennie B
Davies
Manson
Rosario
Cydalene Bernard
Hassell
Bahia
Dunsenane
Jamieson
Sacramento
McLeod
Addie J Bonner
Bonner
Nellie
Cove
Jennie A Ee Arey
Olinda
Prouse
Star of the Isle
Swell
Philadelphia
Jambo
Bell
Audacea
Soares
Haaber
Olsen
Eleanor
Cana
Innisfall
Hurrell
Ponce P
Straits of Sumba
Fannie Skeffield
Dunning
Manila
Foreign Forts to Liverpool and New York CFLs in Dec
Shipping news lists dec 8 sailings and passings across ports UK Ireland and US. Vessels include S B Weldon Wright Pennland Weyer British Princess Prinz Alexander Olinde Rodrigues California Winckler Josva Worcester Nimbus Sarmatian and Columbia with routes to Liverpool New York Boston Portland Halifax and Antwerp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S B Weldon
Wright
Pennland
Weyer
New York
Brow Head
Freeth
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Prinz Alexander
Hoffman
New Orleans
Cardiff
P G Blanchard
McIntyre
Montevideo
Olinde Rodrigues
Newark
California
Winckler
York
Hamburg
Golden Horn
Valdez
Newcastle
Eae Horn
Josva
Sorenson
New
Oo Leondon
John R Worcester
Aberdein
Nimbus
Coffin
Movilie
Sarmatian
Graham
Portland
Halifax
Marseilles
Columbia
Boston
India
Jameson
Joshua Nicholson
Harrison
Baltimore
Rotterdam
Queenstown
City of Montreal
Lewis
Pea Alco
Britannic
Perry
Bothnia
McKay
Arizona
Brooks
Botte
Maasdam
Bakker
Longhirst
Brown, Hannah
Scilly
Hammonia
Schwenzen
Hambure
Smyrna
Ozama
Sunderland
Regina
Cook
Reval
Swinemunde
Island
Thomsen
Vast Atlantic Shipping Movements Include Many Steamers and Barks
An expansive naval log lists vessels cleared, sailed, or arrived at ports from New York to Halifax, including steamers like Guadaloupe and Nottinghill, barks such as Keewnaydin and Ocean, and ships like Nettie Murphy and Liberty. Entries cover Boston, Providence, Galveston, Charleston, and European ports with destinations to Liverpool, Havre, and Havana, detailing dates around early to mid month and multiple routes through Hell Gate and Atlantic crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen McLeod
Hinds
Hill
Nelson
M Light
Keley
Boston
Dolphin
Young
Cambridge
Pate Tor Nee
Fredaie L Weries
Suth
Fanny
Gorham
Welch
Georgia
McFarland
Stronz
New York
Fernandina
Queen
Smith
Providence
Galveston
Kate Carroll
Greenport
Eli—Ar
Anadir
Winters
Port Johnson
Sence Pel
Marian Ifill
Dean
Hatteras
Rio Grande
West—Sailer
Guadaloupe
New Ork
Marion
Mass
Thomas Potter
Handy
Mobile
Port Eads
E B Ward
Belize
Cadoxton
Liverpool
Buteshire
London
Cella
Mavre
Counsellor
Trieno
American
Havre
Scis Chase
Davis Land
Baltimore
John H Gould
Aspinwall
Nottinghill
Bennett
Bath
Goudey
Hibbert
Rouen
Scis
Franklin
Nichols
Cedar Keyes
Hiawatha
Arey
Monte Christi
Niagara
Havana
Lndia
von Holdt
Daimburg
Sieamers Celtic
Glenders
Henderson
St Thomas
Melo Beli
St Andrews
Savannah
Dentholme
St John
Hannah Giaucharp
Antwerp
Frankilin
Hell Gate
Acoriano
Natie
Lisbon
Azores
Eleanora
Bragg
Portland
Portland ; Barks Kintail Mackenzie
Padang
Latena
Jamieson
Windsor
C Y Gregory
Cleveland
Campebello
Centennial
Brett
Zamora
Grierson
Sarah Hunter
Mowrey
Alilston Powers
Sea Hall
Simmons
Elizabethon
Ella Pressy
Pressy
South Amboy
Hart
Latona
St Loudes
Norfolk
Sth
Susan L Campbell
Stee’e
Boreaux
David Faust Ober
Martiniane
Lenses
Addie M Candwick
Thatcher
Newark
Newport News
Peace
Thrasher
Portsmouth
Chater
Sebastopol
Willey
Dama
Daniels
New Bedford
Pottsville
Bacon
Philadelphia
City of Fitchburg
Fish
Westgate
Hastings
Chase
Art
Benjamin Hale
Bull River
Bayes
Dimmock
Woods Hole
Monohansett
Edgartown
Burden
Adams
New Yorkiard
Bak Ocean Worth
North Pacific Ocean
Fitchburg
Pish
ArSth
Norman
Whitehouse
H D May
Morris
Seemanouth
Crates
Norgandy
Pecy
Ar6th
Florance Leland
Demerara
Campbell
L_M Merritt
Barrett
St Jago
Mary J Cook
Stahl
New Haven
Bessie Morris
Magee
Colby
Cardenas
Elwood
Burton
Jarvis
Wm Beasley
Kavanagd
Ocean
Williams Buenos
Rio Janeiro
Leisenring
Davidson
Matanzas
Abbott W Lewis
Peak
KE H Naylor
Fisher
Weymouth
Spartan
Harrisburg
Berks
Mabel Hooper
Hooper
Delaware Breakwater
Daring
Stover
Metenans
Aberdeen
Conk
Cape Haytien
Uncasville
Haley
Sunbeam
Foster
Hume
Calderwood
Rockland
Lynn
Waite
Lee
Wm Cobb
Glen Cove
Bark Celina Tibbetts
Perth Amboy
Hettie Nickerson
Nickerson
Ann Amelia
Ualiock
Bridgeport
Senator
Cheney
Hoboken
Belle O'Neil
McLaughlin
L Burt
Berkshire
Howee
Stephen G Hart
Pierson
New Orleans
Florence Randall
Adeliza
Fribee
Lower Harbor
Sea
Grecian
Robinson
Calais
Asrenan
Francisco
Alameda
Morse
Oboken
William H Connor
Queenstown
Bay of Benga
City of Glasgow
Tallahassee
George Appold
Altimore
Albury & Malone
Russell
Abaco
City of Savannah
Naccochee
Salem
aAr &Th
Schs
Warner
Crockett
Parsboro
Star
Blake
Arcilia
Farnsworth Port Williams
Dexter Clark
Theal
Cohasset
McLellan
John
Uhatto
Ehleworth
Miller
Hotel Arrivals List Reflects Wide Net Of Guests
A crowded hotel register shows arrivals in New York Philadelphia Boston and beyond. Notables include Mrs Downs, J A Thompson, H K Abbey, E S Kendall, W H Chaffece, Lunenberg, J G Hodsdon, Miss Payne, Miss Mills, and many others from cities such as Hartford Chicago New York Boston Philadelphia Cleveland and St Louis. The long roster lists guests with brief city affiliations and accompanying households or staff in a period hotel setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downs
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N York
Roy W & c
Chicago
Adams
Lowell
Stetson
Walpole
Hartshown
Names of New York and New England residents listed for cards
A dense OCR list presents numerous individuals with initials and surnames, plus places in New York, Hartford, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, and other cities. The fragment reads like a directory of names, spouses, and towns including Portland, Providence, Worcester, Springfield, and Detroit, among others, with occasional country or state abbreviations.
Trade directory of USA firms by city and firm names
A list of business names and partners across multiple cities including Atlanta Baltimore Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Dubuque Detroit Denver Evansville Indianapolis Lynchburg Lexington Macon Minneapolis Milwaukee Montgomery Memphis Nashville Philadelphia Pittsburg Parkersburg Portsmouth Reading Richmond Rome Syracuse San Francisco St Louis Williamsport with partners like W S Everett J F Kiser Moore Marsh Cohen Rogers Horner Dodge Gates Gates Benckenstein etc. It reads like an index of mercantile firms and their principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Everett
Cincinnati
L Crane
Shipley, Crane & Co
J Benckenstein
J Benckenstein & Co
Jones, McKee & Co
Indianapolis
K_ Hendricks
Hendricks, Cooper & Co
Lynchburg
Milwaukee
Wis
George H Atwell
M Meissner, Craw
Montgomery
Ala
Philadelphia
O'Rourke
O'Rourke & Dougherty
G Grieb
JG Grieb & Sons
Ads
Pittsburg
Chase Gill, Gill & Bro
M. V. Dunning
E Schmertz & Co
J H Borland
J H Borland & Co
Parkersburg
Logan
Logan & Co
Portsmouth
R Tracy
P Tracy & Co
Reading
Curtis
Curt , Jones & Co
Richmond
Catlin, Catlin, Talley & Davis
Fleishman, Fleishman & Morris
Rome
Tedcastle
J McWilliams & Co
Syracuse
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L Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Henry O Bird & Go
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Boots and Shoes
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Union Con
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W. H. Zinn
Dik. J. G. B, Slegert & Sons
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MR. Henry Irving
Museum
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Variety
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Tremont Temple
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Laura E. Dainty
Alma France
KE. Humphrey Allen
Chas. W. Allen
Wulf Fries
T. P. Ryder
Howard Athenaeum
Chester
Yse
Crowley
Astray
Vecum
Boeucicault
Hector Placide
Faron Mount Joslin
O’hara
Armando Chandoce
Chandoce
J. BR
Vincent Methilde
Rodolph
Bianche Thompson
de la Rivoniere
Seeese
Kate Ryan
Suzanne O' Harass
Gertie Blanchard
Miss Clarke
Mr. Barron
Mr. Wilson
Major O’ Hara
Mr. Hudson
Mise Thompson
Mrs
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T. Adamowski
Wolf Fries
Globe
City Hall Notes
State House
Goliah
Lewiston
Biddeford
Pia
Runting
Boston Posteffice
Trans-Pacific Maile
Ship News Record
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Albert L Buter
Eaton, Cienfuegos
E Atkins & Co
Wuntley Sanford
Hatheway & Co
Georgina
Wells
Arichat
Guysboro
Seaman
Ardelia
Goodwin
Lockeport
Whitney, Pousland & Co
Seattle
Famjoy
Nevens
Coleman
HM Whitney
Tremont
Donovan
William Weeks
Frank Harrington
Kent
Robert Morgan
Crossley
William B Herrick
Wixon
Vernon
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Bumer
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Raynor
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Cyrus Wakefield
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Eli J Spicer
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Norwal Hartor
Capt King
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C F Helmser
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Manchester & Wt
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G Wilson
J Jennings
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Foster & Wt
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Dunham
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McKinney
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International Hotel
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Ward
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Parker
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M Meyers
Lipman
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Kate
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Sanderson
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Collins
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Gerry
Morrison
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Holmes
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Weiler
Mac James
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Menton
Holyoke
H. E. Fales
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State Street
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Boylston Mutual Insurance Company Fire, Marine & Inland Risks
Kilby Street
W. Glover
J. W. Balon
John Carle& Sons
Berthrong
American Insurance Co
Messrs
George Croshaw & CO
Francis Peabody
J. W. Field
TuFdi
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Joan H. Dane
W.L. Caverly
Washington St
Cor. Bedford
Massachuse
Suffolk
Edgar K. Whitaker
George Whitaker
Somerville
Middlesex
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
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John H. Paine
Asst. Register
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Joan W. McKim. Esquire
John ‘Ih. Paine
Wees
Sally C Cummings
Chelsea
Clarisa A. D. Penniman
John J. King
Dennis C. Hays
U. Suffolk
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Jones & Hammond
Hosten
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John Warn
Kilby Naess
Roxie Leighton
Emery
Joseph Peaty
John P. Gale
Rogers Building
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K. Elliott
Dedham
Geo. M. Greenwood
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M Laughlin
D Pitman
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Springer
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Ohsford
Banger
OH Whiting
Hitchcock
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Meinke & Wr
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G Lowell
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J Greer
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Washington DC
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Ermont
Childs
DJ Crane & Wf
Tremont House
United States Hotel
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KK Baker
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Lord Stamford
Ju Blake,Jr
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O P Bright -Springield
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Grover
Jacobs
Chicopee
Meade
Patton
Union City
UJ Busch
F Rowland,Jr
Young’s Hotel
Ager Ei
Boot and Shoe Buyxess
Insurance
Mutual Insurance
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S. S. Henkle
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