National Bank Funds Battle Over Reading Railroad Inquiry
Senator Evarts backs an education scheme as Congress debates a Reading railroad strike inquiry. Dr Davis pushes a substitute to have the Interstate Commerce Commission investigate, a plan voted down then revived. Raynor may present a minority report urging Congressional inquiry while Wilkins delays the bank circulation bill, signaling a bleak legislative outlook with anti bank forces strong in both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washmnerox
Dr. Davis
Committee On Commerce
Reading
Anderson
Congress
Dunham
Illinois
Interstate Commission
Davis
Clardy
Missouri
House
Raynor
Maryland
Wat
Wilkins
House Committee On Banks and Banking
Weaver
Iowa
Greenback
Blair's Bill Defended In Senate Debate
In Washington on January 31 the Senate discussed petitions and memorials on Indian Territory settlement and a liquor ban, with Mr. Evarts defending Blair's educational bill. The debate touched illiteracy, state versus federal duties, and a potential constitutional amendment. Blair quoted Tennessee correspondence. Mr. Colyar of Nashville was described as a capable but fedly opinionated critic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Mr. Evarts
Washinctton
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
United States
Yearly Meeting of the Society of Friends
Baltimore
Stewart
Coiere
Dawes
Secretary of the Interior
Omaha Reservation
Riddieberger
Great Britain
Senate
Plumb
Post Office Committee
Congress
Evarts
Peabody
Alexander H. Stuart
Virginia
Roper
Morgan
Marble
Worester
Mass
Tennessee
Colonel Colyar
Nashville
Ate
Colyar
Tennessee canvass shows Republican Legislature divided
The canvass notes that scarcely any Republican elected to the Tennessee Legislature supported the measure and that its condition was worse than before. The Senate moved to executive business at 4:15 and adjourned at 4:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Senate
Dingleys Bill Favored by House Banking Panel
Washington January 31 The House banking committee reports favorably Mr Dingleys investment bill authorizing the Treasury to buy United States bonds with bank deposits to redeem circulations. The funds on Jan 1 total 102,962,570 with adjustments from insolvent and renewed banks. A 85 percent investment limit is set and bonds may be sold to redeem notes. The Reading strike resolution is also moved to special order for tomorrow. The session adjourns at 3 20 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Banking and Currency Today
House
Dingley
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Treasury
Dockery
Missouri
Committee On
Post Offices
Biount
Georgia
Clardy
Committee On Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Morrill
Kansas
Logan
Blair
Anderson
Ecommerce
Davis
Massachusetts
Esquimaux
Arctic Ocean
Napoleon
Freight Rate War Looms At Northwestern Bureau Meeting
A large meeting of the Northwestern Freight Bureau discussed Chicago Burlington and Quincy plans to withdraw after Feb 1 and St Pauls ten day extension. The chairman warned the move would smash the association. A major rate war with St Paul and Chicago is expected as Burlington Northern pursues high class freight under schedule rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaco
Sprciau
Northwestern Freight Bureau
Burlington & Quincy
Burlington & Northern
St. Paul
Dyer Couple Mark Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary in Hingham
In Hingham Harbor on North street Mr and Mrs Solomon L Dyer celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary tonight. Born in Weymouth and Hingham respectively they married January 31 1828 in the New North Church. Only one witness remains from their wedding day, Albert Whitmarsh of Avington. The couple's long life included seafaring and business, with eleven children and several grandchildren and great grandchildren in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hixenam
Solomon L. Dyer
North Street
Hingham Harbor
Mr. Dyer
Weymouth
Sally
Ichabod Stodder
Hingham
Charles Brooks
New North Church
Albert Whitmarsh
Avington
Dyer
Hame
Boston
Stodder
Washington
Quincy
Charleston
S. C
Fort Sumter
Boston &Llingham Steamboat Company
Dyr
Dangers of the Sea recounts Alfred Watts disaster tales
Conflicting stories on the loss of the ship Alfred Watts circulate. Survivors of the Lizzie Perry recount the sinking in which Captain Johnson perished near the forward hatch, while others describe a prolonged ordeal with lifeboats and a boy who jumped overboard. The London Telegraph adds another version with rescued sailors arriving at Plymouth and shifting names, as both crews faced sharks, delirium, and scarce water before rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockianp
Alfred Watts
Johnson
Lizzie Perry
Magnus
Jinn
New York
Mary Bartlett
Cienfuegos
London Telegraph
Plymouth
Telegraph
Nielson
Anderson
Liverpool
Senate approves suffrage amendment submission to people
Provence Jan 31 The State Senate concurred with House amendments to submit the suffrage amendment to the people on April election day. The measure grants foreign born citizens the same footing as native born, imposes a poll tax, ends the registry tax, and restricts city council and money matters voting to property holders in Newport Pawtucket and Providence. The bill to submit was passed unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provence
State Senate
Flouse
Newport
Pawtucket
Providence
Wisconsin Women Lose Vote Rights on School Matters
Olympia Brown Willis of Racine challenged male suffrage extension in 1885 law. Wisconsin Supreme Court rules the Legislature did not contemplate full female voting rights, restricting women to school matters only. The Racine case involved Mrs Willis being refused votes for mayor and city clerk at the last spring election by ward inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manison
Wis
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Olympia Brown Willis
Racine
A. L. Phillips
Wills
Supreme Court Reverses Damages Suit Over Sworn Oath
Mrs Willis sued city inspectors for 5000 dollars alleging improper swearing in. Circuit Court of Racine county ruled for her, inspectors appealed to the Supreme Court, which reversed the lower court decision and upheld the inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Racine County
Supreme Court
Notice to Captains From Boston Signal Station
Observations note Jan 31 at 7 am Greenwich noon from United States Signal Station Boston. Weather cloudy with cloud height sea level pressure 29.986 inches. wind light. Captains advised to observe barometer at the same hour daily to correct errors. Add one hundredth of an inch for every ten feet above sea level. Miniature Almanac for Wednesday Feb 1 lists high water and sun moon details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Seis Os Khar
Portland
Furness
Allan
Archer
Baltimore
Bath
Cape Cod
Falmouth
Maas
Haligax
Christina
Nova Scotia
New York
Naples
Stein
Alexandria
Roy St Sichaels
St Michaels
Jka Ch. Ak
Wales
Port of Boston Arrivals and Vessels Clearing
Port of Boston reports arrivals including Steamer Italia and Kengar with cargoes and weather details. Several steamers and schooners cleared for various ports. gale and heavy seas described with ice, lifeboat damage, and vessel movements noted.
Gloucester Fishing News Reports Fresh Catches and Storm Toll
Henry N Wood from Newfoundland sailed with 400000 frozen herring and 40000 pounds halibut after losing two anchors and heavyCable. Rainh F Hodgdon and Annie B Cammon from Grand Banks delivered 40000 pounds halibut at 10 to 14 cents per pound. Seh Monitor arrived from Grand Tank with 25000 pounds halibut after four weeks absent, reported as sold. Cantoin McVenalt cites continuous gales and cold, vessel iced up and near hurricane off Sable Island on Jan 24, sending her under bare poles and striking seven fathoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Stream
Quero
Ralph F Hodgdon
Willan H. Foye
Grand Manan
Sarah
Pyle
Clyde
Alabama
Dixie
Parkhurst
Abbie
Snow
Addie Emma
Vineyard Haven
WE &W
Tuck
Harding
IL HL Olds
Smead
Newport News
Boston
Katie J Barrett
McLeod
C B Church
Connor
Baltimore
Portsmouth
Barrett
Harry Messer
Smith
Joshua Baker
Kelley
William Cobb
Chase
John H Kranz
Day
Mary Sanford
Brown
Norfolk
Portland
Lucindae
Voster
Potter
Belle Halliday
St Thomas
Tug Argus
Nathan Esterbook
Vesper
Poston
Georgie L Dickerson
Nantucket Shoals
Underwriter
US Eater Gallatin
Nathan Eastabrook, Jr
Crossey Shoal
Argus
Clty
Augusta
Daimariswoila
Keat Cross Sip
Todas
Gloucester
Henry N Wood
Newfoundland
Hodgdon
Annie B
Cammon
Grand Banks
Monitor
Grand Tank
Cantoin McVenalt
Sable Island
Cregeing
West Bar
Sailed and sailed vessels and wreck reports in January
Shipping news details many vessels sailing from ports such as London, Hamburg, and Valparaíso with arrivals or departures, plus hazards from ice and gales. It notes wrecks including the bark Sabino near Tortugas and the Centennial loss near Isle Haute, with coast guard and recovery updates and a steel steamer contract for William P Clyde & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ught
Boston
Connolly
Calcutta
Cape of Good Hope
South Atlantic
North Atlantic
Sabuio
Borzensen
Pensacola
Buens Ayres
Tortugas
Frederick
Esquimalt
London
ES Pettingill
Brooklyn Bridge
Hampshire
China
Pernambuco
Jan Oe Galgate
Cummins
New York
ST Joan
E H Foster
Cripp
Centennal
Isle Haute
Basa Larvor
St John
Etta Stewart
Maynes
Liverpool
Ibliss Harbor
Philadelphia
William P Clyde & Co
William Cramp & Sons
New York, Charleston
Jacksonville
Montana
Swalisen
Stove S.arboard
Juniata
Savannah
Parker
Bristol
Armonia
Catiero
Genoa
Stemer i
Fiamburg
Suevia
Queenstown
Gulnare
Marcussen
Mobile
Garston
Vineyard Haven
Henry Hi Olds
Horseshoe Shoal
Tuvs Arwus
Herahd
Storm King
Newport
J Kennedy
Dexter
Key West
Sabino
Buenos Ayres
Turks Island
Fonny
Monti Christi
Hamburg
Caicos
Bell buoy at Hereford Bar reports out of order
Philadelphia reported that the bell buoy on Hereford Bar was apparently out of order Friday afternoon per Pilot beat and C Knight. The notice notes possible navigation disruption and requests mariners exercise caution near the bar until repairs are confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Knight
Hereford Bar
Maritime Cargo Listings of Global Voyages in Questionable Coordinates
A garbled shipping ledger lists multiple ships and routes, including Shin Cairnburg Wattham bound for San Francisco with coordinates lat 38 108 lon 170 39 and Shin Mary lb Morris from Norfolk toward Coosaw with lat 30 and off Charleston. Ships Willam H Connor from Shanghai to New York and St Francis from Philadelphia toward Yokohama appear with dubious lat lon figures such as lat 29 458 and lon 31 W. The entries mix ports, dates like Dec 18 Jan 6 Jan 12 and vessels from San Francisco to Liverpool and New York, creating a scrambled catalog of historic maritime movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ANJER
Mohawk
Churchill
Amoy
New York
Wessels
Biogo
Portland
Auckland
Alameda
Morse
San Francisco
Batavia
Nuova Eleonora Madre
Ital
Quarto
Jupiter
Swed
Bjarke
Seurabaya
Buenos Ayres
Arcadia
Andersen
Cardiff
Addie Morrill
Andrews
Celestina Rocca
Olivari
Pensacola
Gaa Paa
Nor
Hansen
Brunswick
Christiansand
Geiser
Moller
Corunna
Noel
Knowlton
Dungeness
Austria
Dexter
London
Falmouth
Barunga
Hunter
Bertle Bigelow
Walley
Philadelphia
Luigi Accame
Alberti
Hartlevool
Annesley
Ewert
Queenstown
Hull
Eastern Queen
Jones
Galveston
Actaecon
Steen
Darien
la Plata
Andreasen
Wilmington
Dee
Defenser
Olsen
Angio-America
Smith
Sydney
Colchester
McKenzie
Lynwood
Sinclair
Liverpool
Tikoma
Pugh
Savannah
Lisbon
Sch Weaver Belle
Ryan
Twillingate
Lizard
Arracar
Rollarsen
Aarhaus
Middlesborough
Montauk
Jenkins
Marseilles
Calliope
Montevideo
Lake Erie
Keay
Pasoerocan
Stanley
Deek
Bidston Hill
Lambert
Cal
Cumbrian
Remington
Westport
St Vincent
Charles Bal
Mann
Cardiiff
Tarifa
Giuseppe A
Shin Cairnburg
Wattham
Isark Gartmore
Maryport
Mary Lb Morris
Norfolk
Coosaw
Lan
Charleston
Loch Langdale
Kelley
Lee
Bark Carrie Winslow
Loring
Valparaiso
Ane Nanny
Weathered voyage notices flood the harbor news
Reports from Hobson to Halifax chronicle wrecks, repairs, and distress at sea. Vessels including Guardian, Kate V Aitken, and Archer suffer damage from NW gales and ice. Nine ships distressed in Norfolk, while Sandringham and Claribel repair side, and a Nova Scotia brig endures a long ice voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoston
Jennie Gillsbury
Jacksonville
Rockport
Conn
Anna Lockwood
Bridgeport
Norfolk
Canning
Minas Basin
Dis Ress
Sh A
Anthony
Boston
Kingsport
Kate
Aitken
Brower
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Hog Island
Ae Bark
Luray
Craney Island
Scawell’s Point
Newport News
Sandringham
New Orleans
Liverpool
Claribel
Hampton Roads
Madura
Galveston
Maritime Ship Movements and Arrivals Across Ports
A sweeping update lists ships and steamers at multiple Atlantic and Caribbean ports including Buenos Ayres, Bermuda, Maracaibo, Cape Haytien, Guantanamo, Havana, Halifax, Hull, Honolulu, Limerick, Liverpool, Montevideo, Matanzas, Pernambuco, Rio de Janeiro, Santos, and Vera Cruz. It notes arrivals, sailings, repairs, cargo loads, and pending shipments with numerous vessels and captains named alongside route endpoints and ports of call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Haroldine
Tibbetts
Vortland
Bermuda
William C Green
Hlawes
New York
Josie
McLeod
Georgetown
Pei
Baltimore
Susie
Oliver
Snare
Bucksville
Winchester
Wooley
New Orleans
Sebastopol
Fitzelaurence
Puttie
Jamaica
Maracaibo
Reith
Sch & H Harriman
Wood
Maraicabo
Kestrel
Priest
Curacoa
New Ledford
Norton
Newark
Cape Haytien
Flamborough
Turks Island
Port de Paix
Belle Brown
Kerry
Cardenans
Navarro
Aldecocea
Liverpool
Barks Au Sable
Locke
Havana
Anita Berwind
Clara Leavitt
Lombard
New Bedford
Kocheko
Morehead
JS Haskins
Rich
Gaveston
Schs
Belletrooper
Gilkey
Matanzas
Grace Davis
Dyer
Emmard Meyer
Magee
Galveston
Truro
Sterling
New New York
Rotterdam
Guantanamo
Thomas Brooks
Johnson
St Jago
Charles F Ward
Behrman
Galle
Cuxhaved
William Woodbury
Hamburg
Hull
Ararat
Axelson
Wilmington
Honolulu
W G Irwin
San Francisco
Carbarien
Hazard
South Seas
Park Friedrich
Forest Queen
Bowne
Katulut
James A Hing
Port Townsend
Lurline
Livervool
Earl Dunrayea
Sanrancisco
City of Richmond
New Oak
Louisburg
Port
Syanara
Hinden
Halifax
Sydney
Lee
Maracatibo
Helene
Gfertsoe
Pensacola
Grey Eagle
Prince Louis
Page
Port Eads
Glen Grant
Critchley
Mobile
Swansea
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Bagua
Gipsey Queen
Chandler
Portland
Helen G Droseley
Holt
Louise Adelaide
Orr
ST Domingo
Annie Lord
Kendall
Point-a-Pitre
Tamana
Cleveland
Lures Island
Alert
Hayti
Victoria
Isquimault
Frederick
Domestic Ports Shipping Movements Report
Baltimore and Brunswick ports report arrivals and clearances for steamer Chase Mayer Berkshire and others. Vessels sail to New York Boston Philadelphia Jamaica and Nassau with various conns. cargoes include bark Baltimore and brig Acacia. Georgetown PEI and Montevideo mentions.
Atlantic Steamship Movements and Arrivals Worldwide
A dense naval traffic list reports numerous steamers and ships at various ports including New York at 81st Street, Hampshire and China lines, George W Clyde from Haytien ports, Jerey City from Bristol, Knickerbocker from New Orleans, Gallia from Liverpool, and many others. Vessels are observed sailing to Liverpool, Montego Bay, Boston, Havana, Cardenas, and Philadelphia with several ships cleared, some to Port Elizabeth and Antwerp, and multiple bark and brig movements across Europe and the Caribbean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hampshire
China
Niagara
Cuba
Colorado
Galveston
Havana
Simmons
Matanzas
George W Clyde
Haytien
Turk’s Island
Ar Bist
Jerey City
Bristol
Swansea
Trinseria
Mediterranean
Knickerbocker
New Orleans
Dwin
Gallia
Liverpool
John McDonald
Stover
Athlon
Dexter
Rotterdam
Josef Bueno
McColl
Guantanamo
Tertha
Nielsen
Pernambuco
Manson
Schultz
Campendis
Whitney
Boston
Winthrod
Portland
Pomona
Montego Bay
Ldwin
Gugenni Trinacria
Rieste
Athion
June McDonald
F T Campbell
Pedersen
Ponce
William H Jones
fHoruten
Porta Plata
Sadie Wilcutt
Hart
Cardenas
Newberne
Carrie Hall
Lister
Smith
Philadelphia
August Flower
Jones
Do. Nokrpole
Ar Soth
Vennie N
Huddell
Hoboken
Centennial
Tleared
Norfolk
Charles F Tuttle
Ives
Messenger
American
Aries
Pascagoula
Clearea
Norena
Chase
St Johns
Barka Bruning Souhie
Sunde
Antwerp
Eda
Andreason
Havre
Pensacola
Countess
Waters
Hebe
Tolm
Cienfuegos
Usulan
Gada
Sardam
Port Royal
Kosak
Valencia
Lory Townsend
Joseph S Spianey
Curing
Callao
Imiiana
San Francisco
Belle O’brien
Orienal
Atlanta
Tordo
Eneeh Palbot
Emerald
James A Borlann
Popgallant
Pars
Sarah Ridgeway
San Diego
Bernice
Port Madison
Nellie May
Port Hadlock
Barkentine
J M Griffith
Port Ludlow
Sagamore
Port Gamble
Barkentine Skagit
Santa Barbara
Port Blakeley
Invincible
Panther
Anderson
Newburyport
Rattlesnake
Reed
Casey
Tracy
Biggs
Haley
St John
Clara Goodwin
Wynn
Kitchen
Georgetown
Kkinfauns
Caithness
William H Smith
Merritt
Sydney
Siren
Shaplind
Burrard Inlet
Wanderer
Winslow
Ar Oth
San Blas
Chapman
Panama
T H Alien
Merriman
Port Jackson
Crombie
Newcastle
Nsw
Martinscott
McDonald
Ceylon
Calhoun
Honolulu
Frank Barker
Mail Routes From New York To Europe And Bermuda
Notices list steamship services from New York to Ireland Great Britain and other European destinations via Queensown Liverpool and Germanic with special addresses for Jamaica Inaqua Savanula and Bermuda via steamship Trinidad leaving Wednesday February 1 at 7 30 PM and 7 80 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Inaqua
Savanula
New York
Ireland
Great Britain
Queens Own
Liverpool
WaeAtGoday
Bermuda
Trinidad
State Street
Boston
Alekxaarer Martin
Fragmentary Shipping Schedule Across Cities
Partial OCR lists multiple names, ports, and times including Liverpool, Milanese, London, Savannah, Salerno, Antwerp, Glasgow, and Gate City with various agents and dates like February and January. The garbled text shows numerous transit or broker references without clear narrative.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dingley Investment
S. L. Dyer
Rhode Island Senate
Ship News
Furst
Port OF
Italia
Craig
Valerio Dee
Denta
Gibraltar
Henderson
Dan
Lon
Davita
Sovereign
Putnam
RC Roberts
Kengar
Appleton
RC Cushman & Co
Cape Hatteras
Jupiter Triet
Pla
Lima
Carver
Carey
Bavarian
Isn
Leask
Moise
Thayer & Lincoln
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Tremont
Donovan
S Glover
Mraxwell
St George
Sullivan Lawin
Mich
Mattie A Franklin
Manchester Haynes
Matthews
Newport New
Wash Daylight
James
Lowell
Roman
Maddox
Whalen & Co
Tiinick
Bristow
Null
Eng
Sanderson & Now
Stewaer de Ruyter
Brarens
Oil & Lootz
Brsch Janet
Golding
Hacheway « Coe
Erbrig Diadem
Crasso
Lunenburg
Marine Notes
Chase Mayer
Hand
Icis Wandram
Morris
Richmond
Samuel Walker
Thomas
Berkshire
March
North
Rio Diapeiro
Phoenix
Bilbao
Acacia
Kendeny
Aiso
Beaconsfield
Benisaf
Chatham
Howes
Siup India
Clapp
Brunawick
Saltee
Wexford
Adelheid & Bertha
Evans
George EB Corbett
Kay
Santa Fe
Saded
Esther
Jonesson
Garston Dock
Soth
New Haven
Laura
Wesser
Waruna
Birdsall
Fortress Monroe
Reigate
Fiernandina-Ar Doth
Geery
Conklin
Seh
Standard
Oram
Klenry
Black Prince
Clesred
Stemmer Nueces
Charley Bucks
Eothen
Garvin
Nassau
James E Woodhouse
McClain
Lampasas
Crowley
Funneil
Cambay
Hwuophrey
Ascension
H Foster
Coombs
Kingston
Sailes
Daisy
Flooper
Docenh
Varwell
Duty
Tampico
Mary Sbqueee
McGee
Hoige
Lunn
Mefarland
Yedmandale
E. Counsellor
Trans-Pacific Mails
Japan
the East Indies
British India
Sail
Warren & Co
Farneas
Paestine
Warren & Co Sparkan
Sampson D. I. Miller
Balimore
Geo & Smalley
Samaria
Alex Martin Gate City
Rich’n & Barn’d
Rom
Laks Huron
Brizh’ n&Co Iorderer
Idan
Furness Riberlan
Glasgow
Allan Kansats
Jean
Warren & Co Surrey
Chicago
Amalfi
Mamburg
Bohemia
Iilamburg
Nevada
Holland
St. Ronans
Salerno
Gothend’g
Felgenland
Erin
Jan
Sanders’n & Son
Tphelps Bros&Co
Kunhardt & Co
A M Underhill
Wd Hurst
CP Sumner&Co
Wright & S'ns
Baldwin & Co
Mallory
Boston & Bangora Co
Loti Willam i. Cuan Jtneras
Verasr
India Wharf
Reed Ak Cla Ab. C.f. Wiilliams
Malipak
Prince Edwar Island
Whart
A. Dew. Sampson
Washington Street
Harrison Loring
Lewis Whart
Atlantic Avenue
Bestou
ST. John
N. B
Digby
Annapolis
ST. Joan
Cunard Line
Reston
Cork Harbor
Pavonia
Cevphalonia
Amaria
Catalonia
Cepnalonia
Palmyra
Allan Line
Siberian
A. Allan
Warren Line
Palestine
Norseman
Warren X& Clo
Postoffice Square
Cremon
U. K
E.A. Adams & Co
State St
Norddeutscher Lloyd
Southampton
Bremen
Saale
Theo Guetheing
Hoane Street
Anchor
Clascow
Moville
Londonderry
Belfast
BBC
HBO
Italy
Bersgnn Brothers
Bowling Green
Savann Freignt and Ravacny
Florida
Missssippi
Louisiana
Texas
NEW England and Savannah Steamship Company
Ape City
City of RI
Lewis Wharf
Richardson & Barnard
A. Dew. Ramypson
New Eng
Central R
G Pearson
W.ry
New L
New England
Rmetropolian S. 8. Co
Sound Binee
AMM Smp Company
Savan Cathie
New
Cromwell
Pist 9
Worth River
Knickerbucklr
So Hudson
Mexico
Arizona
California
Old Mexico
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Ala
Mississippi
Read
Califfornia
MAGNA
Mast
Samuel H Seaman
North River
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Scarta
Long Wharf
Avemacs
West
Sampson
Bostom
Seg
Associated Railways
Virgine
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Cog Foot
Central Wharf
Dmont Air Line
Boston & Providence Re
Wyvaldo A. Pearce
N. E
Bostot
Boston & Providence Railroad
Waldo A. Peargh
Washington St
Lundine Pice
Plee II
Lnea
Ras
Lading Wiven
India Wihiart
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
Baltimore & Ohio
KK Fliat
Battmore
Glohyu
Smalley
North Side Central
Ager Steamers
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