Canadian Pacific Rail links sea to sea and mining hopes
A Mining and Eng Journal correspondent argues the Canadian Pacific Rail line, born from Northwest Territory acquisition, will connect Manitoba to Ottawa and Montreal to Quebec. It may reach Detroit and St. Andrews soon, with an Algoma branch aiding Ontario mining and Lake Huron trade, bringing Minneapolis, Sault Ste. Marie, and Montreal closer to ocean routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mining and Engineering Journal
Canadian Pacific
Northwest Territory
Hudson Bay Company
British Columbia
Winnipeg
Lake Superior
Manitoba Prairie
Ottawa
Rocky Mountains
Ontario
Carleton Junction
Province of
Quebec
Montreal
Ottawa River
North Shore
Atlantic
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Maine
St. John
St. Andrew’s
N. B
Lakes
Dominion
Grand Trunk
Seaboard
Rockies
Pacific
St. Andrew's
Liverpool
New York
England
Heston
Detroit
Algoma
Sudbury
Lake Nipissing
Lake Huron
Minneapolis, Sault Ste. Marie & Atlantic Railroad
Ste. Paul
Michigan
St. Paul
Electric signals tested on Boston and Lowell railroad
The Middlesex Central branch experiments a new electrical signal and danger alarm mounted on the engine. A generator powers rails to show safe or danger status with a gong and danger target. If a track obstruction exists, the danger signal appears until resolved, and switches and drawbridges lock as the train enters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Middlesex Central
Illinois railroad commission totals eleven thousand eight hundred twenty five miles
Advance sheets of the Illinois railroad commissioners report show the state mileage at 11 825 miles with earnings down by 173 159 for 1886 and average receipts per ton per mile at 1 16 cents. It also notes January earnings increases for Denver Rio Grande and December gains for Canada Pacific and Philadelphia Erie with expense shifts and net results detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Railroad Commissioners
Newneland Club
Denver & Rio Grande
Canada Pacific
Philadelphia & Erie
Louisville & Nashville
Fatal Steamboat Train Collision Near Hyde Park
Three men James Smith Hugh Trainor and Peter Mack were killed on the Boston and Providence railroad between Hyde Park and Readville yesterday morning. Smith and Trainor from Pontiac Illinois visited Mack at Readville Cotton Mill. Smith recently married lived in Centreville Rhode Island. The men walked along the tracks and were hidden by a Dedham train's smoke before the steamboat train struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Providence
Hyde Park
Readville
James Smith
Hugh Trainor
Peter Mack
Smith
Trainor
Boston
Dedham
They Decide Not to Strike on the South Boston Line
About four hundred horse car conductors and drivers met at Gray's Hall to resolve wage and hours disputes with the South Boston street railway. They agreed to a ten hour day within twelve hours, dinner and supper breaks, and raising hostler pay to $12 weekly for seven days. The new timetable will be issued by Saturday and take effect then, postponing any strike action for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston Street Railway
Gray’s Hall
Broadway
South
Boston
Longwood Minstrels Raise Funds in Boston Concert
The Longwood Minstrels gave a Music Hall concert in Burnt Cork face paint to aid the Boston Children's Friend Society. End-men Edgerly Everett Hills and Barnet entertained with songs and jokes, Buffum White and Wentworth sang encored sentimental numbers, and Jonathan A. Lane spoke about the home before the children performed Save the Boys on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longwood Minstrels
Music Hall
Boston Children’s Friend Society
Edgerly
Everett
Hills
Barnet
Messrs
Buffum
White
Wentworth
Jonathan A. Lane
New England Pensions Granted to Various Individuals
Pensions granted to numerous New England residents including Maine and New Hampshire claimants. Names include Hattie A. Otsfeld widow of Daniel Thayer Lubec and Betsey Jennings Farmington with restorations and increases across towns such as Togus Gilead Lincoln Centre Rockland and Island Falls Massachusetts and Rhode Island mentions also listed for Martha Williams and John Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New
Island Falls
Patrick Shearn
Increase
Togus
Sylvester Grindle
Blue Hill
James A. Whiting
East Hebron
Levi J. Merrick
Pittsfield
Joel Mann
Hudson
Asa Quinn
Burlington
Frederick $S. Pettangill
Pembroke
Thomas J. Saddler
Cooper
Stephen L. Badger
Sebec
Tues Eaton
James E. Dudley
Sprague’s Mills
New Hampshire
Judith
Ludovicus Towle
Hempstead
Mariene
Edmund W. Francois
Manchester
Henry D. Durgin
Conway
Charles F. Woodward
West Springfield
George F. Edmunds
Warner
Erastus B. Powell
Norris L. Davis
Claremont
Albert Burnham
West Romney
Frank A. Jordan
Vermont
Luis L
Gardner F. Rundlett
Island Pond
Charles R. Myers
Brandon
Joel O. Bailey
Holland
Joseph Lapier
Rutland
Daniel F. Waters
Pawlet
Charles C. Davidson
Greenboro Bend
Schuyler
Baker
Massachusetts
Martha A
Willard S. Williams
Millbury
Martha
Nathan F. Morgan
Lanesville
Jerome Prince
Milford
John Vigneron
Cambridgeport
William S. Johnson
Chelsea
Charles E. Newhall
Everett J. Wilson
Worcester
Alvarado
Alvarado ©. _ Ellis, increase, South Harwich; Ezra M. Decamp, increase, Athol
Isaac C. Clark
Boston
Rhode Island
Mary
Peter McMahon
Pontiac
Charles W. Griffin
Block Island
John A. Collins
Ixeter
Weather Indications Forecast Rain in New England
Wasumaton reports a 24 hour outlook starting 7 am Feb 3 with rain or snow for New England, southerly winds turning westerly, temperatures rising then falling. Similar forecast for eastern New York with rain or snow, southerly winds shifting to westerly, temperatures peaking then dipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasumaton
D. C
New England
Weather chart from the Boston observer’s office 1887
The report lists daily weather observations for February 2 1887 with temperatures wind speeds cloud cover and precipitation across multiple U.S. locations including Boston Philadelphia Albany and Washington. It records maximum and mean temperatures and notable conditions like snow rain hail and clear spells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Weathiler
Boston
Observer’s Office
Signal Servicer
U.S. A
AMRM
Oieses Rea
Snowington
Snow Fhiladel
Ihia
Washington
Rain Norfolk
Rain Charles
Rain
Rain Fe
Duluth
St. Paul
Iirth
Omaha
Eloa
Dodge City
Yankton
St. Vincent Deadwood
Bismarck
Cheyenne
North Platte Denver
Paso
Banta Pe
Corporate Insolvency Entries Fragmented Across Multiple Firms
The Insolvency Court lists assignments in several firms including Adler & Son in Stratford Conn and A I Weil in Wilkes-Barre Pa. The American Carpet-Lining Company of Boston files a schedule showing assets of real estate and machinery, with liabilities around 32,633.02 dollars. Fred B. Wentworth, treasurer, appears as creditor for 27,126 dollars and numerous small assignments follow from cities across the U.S. detailing creditors and collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At. Adler & Son
Startford
Devonshire Street
Fred B. Wentworth
Leopold Herman
Newark
Pedlers
William E. Leonard
Crocer
Caribou
Dunham & Lowe
Bakers
Bellows Falls
J. H. Houghton
Providence
J. B. Williams & Co
Macon
Fruit and Fish
W. B Freeman
Lynchburg
Stean & Sons
C. A. Bell
Weston
Boardman & Walton
Colorado Springs
Col
J. Rose
San Antonio
Texas
L. Alexander
Victoria
Tex
J- D. Calmeiis & Co
Woodruff
8. C
Hibbard
Real Estate Transfers across several Boston area streets
A compendium of property transfers detailing parcels on Cabot Street Summer Street Appleton Street Austin Avenue St Tyler Street Harwich Street Crest Avenue Fourth Street Chester Avenue Pearl Avenue Read Street Main Street and more. Transactions show buyers sellers dates amounts and mortgage details across Chelsea Revere East Boston South Boston Roxbury Dorchester Charlestown and Winthrop with values ranging from $1 to several thousand dollars and mortgages noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabot Street
John C. Crowley
Patrick O’brien
Summer Street
Frederick O. Prince
Gordon Prince
Charles A. Cotting
Appleton Street
Charles E
McCorry
Zenas C. Nickerson
Austin Avenue
Edward Turner Et al
George C. Davis
St. Tyler Street
Charles Rollins
Matthew Harkins
Tyler Street
Harwich Street
Augustus N. Clark
Cesar A. Mumford
Chelsea
Albert D. Bosson
Eben Hutchinson
Crest Avenue
John J. Baird
Thomas Bell
Fourth Street
Tolman Snow
George A. Sutton
STOO
Herbert Moseley
Josiah H. Carter
Chester Avenue
William F. Ribers
James L. Powers
Maverick Street
Revere
Dustin Lancey
Charles 8. Fifield
Michael Lyons
Margaret Havecan
Lincoln Street
Winthrop
Orlando T. Belcher
Henry J. Vinal
Harbor Avenue
Edwin
Read Street
Edmund
Joseph Sheridan
Main Street
George Lownsbro
Boston, Winthrop & Shore Railroad Company
Mary Sheridan
East
Boston
James Townsend
Augustus B. Fish
East Boston
Dorchester
Clarence Sumner
William H. Sayward
Monadnock Street
Martin L. Bradford
Roxbury
Franklin Savings
Thomas Garfield
Ashley Street
John Gilcher
Charlestown
Bridget Moran
Elizabeth J. Moran
Bunker Hill Street
Mortgage transfers listed for Roxbury Charlestown and nearby towns
A series of recorded mortgage actions dated January 20 to January 31 itemizes transfers on properties in Roxbury Charlestown Winthrop Revere Dorchester Dorchester Beacon Street and related streets. Named grantors include Jeremiah Donovan James A McDonald Lilla Dartee David Morrill Laura Tewkesbury Munro Totten Alfred Brown Charles Head John Neal James Devine Patrick O Brien and others with lenders including East Boston Savings Bank Central Savings Bank and Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company. Amounts range from 200 to 22500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Donovan Et Ax
Mary Daly
Terrace Street
Roxbury
Martin Sheary
Edward A. Kinney
Whitney Street
James A. McDonald Et al
Warren Institution For Livings
Main
Union Streets
Charlestown
Lilla A. Dartee
Francis French
Shawmut Avenue
David B. Morrill
Edwin M. White
Summer Street
Laura E. Tewkesbury Et al
Boston Savings Bank
Pleasant Street
Winthrop
Munro Totten
Maria A. Oxton
Idaho Street
Dorchester
William Donaldson
Maria A. Whitcomb
Warren Street
Alfred A. Brown
The
Central Savings Bank
Patrick O’brien
John Johnson
Cabot Street
Massachusetts General Hospital Elects New Officers and Trustees
At the annual meeting the hospital elected President Henry B. Rogers Vice President George Higginson Treasurer Franklin Haven Jr Secretary Thomas B Hall Trustees E Francis Bowditch Edmund Dwight Samuel Eliot William Ludicott Jr Georg 3 Hale Thornton K Lothrop Nathaniel Thayer Roger Walcott The Governor will appoint four trustees at large in a few days Kimball Procter Warren and Bemis will hold office until successors are appointed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts General Hospital
Henry B. Rogers
George Higginson
Franklin Haven, Jr
Thomas Bb. Hall
E. Francis Bowditch
Edmund Dwight
Samuel Eliot
William Ludicott, Jr
Georg 3. Hale
Thornton K. Lothrop
Nathaniel Thayer
Roger Walcott
Messrs
David P. Kimball
Thomas EB. Procter
Lemuel D. Warren
Boston
Charles V. Bemis
Medford
Montague to Debate Mind Reading at Globe Theatre
Charles Howard Montague will answer Washington Irving Bishop on mind reading next Sunday at the Globe Theatre. The event, hosted by John Stetson, will feature Gov Ames and Mayor O'Brien in private boxes with a committee from Boston papers and notable city figures supervising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Howard Montague
Washington Irving Bishop
Globe Theatre
John Stetson
Montague
Bishop
Governor Ames
Mayor O'Brien
George Alfred Townsend
John
Shipping News Roundup from Atlantic Ports
Ships report movements and arrivals across Atlantic ports with vessels including Glengarry from New Orleans, Germania from Baltimore, St Louis from New Orleans, Corona for Bremen, Beaconsfield from New York, and Marsala from New York, noting routes to Liverpool London Antwerp Boston Philadelphia and other hubs. Multiple entries list departures, destinations, and sailing dates in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guinea
Baltimore
Procida
Charleston
Liverpool
Glengarry
New Orleans
London
Germania
Reilly
Benison
Savannah
Amsterdam
Sree Lizard
St Louis
Bremen
Corona
Newcastle
Beaconsfield
New York
Gibraltar
St Andrew’s Bay
Mediterranean
Haltimore
Broomhaugh
Elba
Philadelphia
Hampshire
Japan
China
Cape Race
Halifax
Portland
Moville
Bolivia
Antwerp
Gow
The
Lizard
Trave
Avonmouth
Marsala
Boston
Jan Breydel
Iringvalla
Copen Oo
Brixham
Bluefields
Observations at Boston Signal Station Feb 2
The entry notes early morning observations at the United States Signal Station in Boston at 7 AM local time, correlating with noon Greenwich Time. It discusses wind, barometer, and sea level readings, mentions daily barometer sealing, and provides an adjustment rule for ship instruments based on sea level height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Port of Boston Weather and Arrivals Report
Arrival and clearance notes for February 2 in Boston show Steamer Jan Breydel from Antwerp with mdse to Gill and Lootz, followed by mentions of Forest City and City of Gloucester. Weather includes heavy seas and gale conditions with wind veering from NW to SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Breydel
Berg
Meyer
Antwerp
Mdse
Gill & Lootz
Wales
Forest City
Snowman
Portland
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
Hisch
Regional Shipping News and Wreck Material Summary
Vessel movements report numerous schooners and steamers docking at Vineyard Haven Boothbay Gloucester and other ports. Wreck material from Lizzie Major to be moved to Vineyard Haven for auction. cargo includes rustic cedar and salvaged items. Fish receipts show 800 000 frozen herring 70000 pounds codfish 80000 pounds halibut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Art Ist
Robert Dority
Lowe
Hoboken
Boston
Biullow
Emery
New York
Schs
G M Porter
Annie Robertson
Gray Parrot
E H King
Douglas Haynes
Hope Haynes
Nashawena
M Winch
Nobska
Pearce
Newport News
Barkentine
Eliza J McManemy
Dodge
Glencenter
Philadelphia
Elm City
Etheridge
Lizzie Carr
Brown
Pensacola
Lizzie Smith
Paine
Tansier
Salem
Vineyard Sound
Wilkesbarre
Cates
Baltimore
Mark Archer
Gloucester
Lizzie J Greenleaf
Alert
Peregrine White
Grand Banks
Addison G Proctor
Otis Lord
Georges
Porter S Roberts
Story
Fortune Bay
Daniel Marey
Addie Emma
Mascot
Tubal Cain
Frank A Rackcliffe
Haddocking
Jack Drury
Seguin
Hoothbay
Bessie
Bay of Islands
Oceana
Rockland
Annie L Wilder
Belfast
Knickerbocker
Portland
Atlantic Shipping Movements and Arrivals Summary
A condensed log lists ships sailing and barks arriving at European and American ports. Entries include Antwerp, Dunkirk, Hamburg, Le Havre, London, Liverpool, Pernambuco, Rotterdam with vessels such as JI Smith, Pellegro Madre Ital, Mary Jane, Najaden, Avanti, Finn, and Maryland, with captains and routes to or from New York, Philadelphia, and various trade ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
London
Philadelphia
Hamburg
PG Blanchard
Nor
Norman
New York
Maryland
Kuhlman
Baltimore
Havre
Ger
Wilmsen
Liverpool
Mary Jane
Christian
Key West
Najaden
Thorsen
Galveston
Gas buoy damaged near Cape Charles reported
Notice to mariners states the Cape Charles gas buoy lantern guard was carried away and the buoy damaged by a run in. It will be repaired as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cape Charles
Shipping Movements Reported Across Atlantic and Pacific
Ship Senator Bark Katahdm Seeley sail from New York to Calcutta on December 13 with lat 9S. Bark Katahdm Seeley sails from Philadelphia to Nagasaki on December 21 at lat and lon 30W. Edwin Morrison Lavender sails from Boston to Carde nas on January 28 at 26 55 and 74 40. Sir Sarah Porter sails from New York to Fernandina January 80 off Charleston. Clara Leavitt Lombard sails from Boston to Cardenas on January 27 at lat 28 0G lon 70 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator
Ball
New York
Calcutta
Bark Katahdm
Seeley
Philadelphia
Nagasaki
Japan
Edwin Morrison
Lavender
Boston
Cardenas
Sarah Porter
Fernandina
Charleston
Clara Leavitt
Lombard
Stormy Atlantic and Caribbean Shipping News Update
Multiple vessels face distress and collisions across Havana to Antwerp routes. Bucknam from Pascagoula abandoned near Cienfuegos after waterlogging. Fidelio from Bremen collided near Delaware Capes. St George arrives, Nettie and other tugs assist. Kepler and Olympia report damages along with other ships. Lone Star accident on bar near Galveston. W W Slungerford, Delaware incident, and Arizona crew injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Carrie
Bucknam
Heagan
Pascagoula
Cienfuegos
Philadelphia
Shin Fidelio
Bremen
Delaware Capes
Norfolk
St George
Shields
Boush
Blair
Nettie
Albemarle Sound
Keystone
London
Kepler
New York
Avonmouth
Olympia
Glasgow
Hip Munster
Brown
Antwerp
Flushing
Ponca
Palermo
Gibraltar
Sollecito
Mobile
Ipswich
Wits
Sir Wallace J Boyd
Galveston
Lone Star
Jacksonville
Delaware
William Linzel
Bark Voyageur
Natal
Brazil
Hatteras
Port de Paixtan
Baltimore
Baylies Wood
Coombs
Boston
Wessel
Gloucester
Griffin Absent Eight Weeks on Grand Banks
Griffin has been missing for about eight weeks offshore on the Grand Banks. Reports indicate several crew members were aboard the Lizzie Greenlent five days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Grand Banks
Erery
Foreign Ports Log Mixes Vessels and Voyages Across Atlantic
Shipping notices list sails and arrivals in ports from Antwerp to Yokohama. Vessels include bark Freguerica, steamers Newport and Tan t allan, ships Caradoc and Laleham, and brig Mary Gibbs with destinations such as Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore, Port Moody, and Hong Kong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Frost
New York
Saugor
Harvard
Orchomare
de. Carthagena
Caradoc
Philadelphia
Gibraltar
Douro
Baltimore
V6th
Hercia
North Anglia
Dover
Henry
Fischer
Nestorian
Stockholm City
Boston
Bessie Parker
Banks
Rouen
Matanzas
Jose E Mora
Leonhard
Anna R Storer
Harding
Ariadne
Colby
Portland
Manila
Josie Troop
Townes
Hiogo
Japan
Newcastle
Nsw
Ennerdale
Gunson
Palermo
Lisnackeye
Penarth
Clotilde T
Cavallino
Pensacola
Panama
San Jose
San Francisco
Rotterdam
Avanti
Fitzen
Rio Marina
Monkseaton
Beazley
Janelro
Olbers
Euclid
St John
Isaac Burpee
McLennan
Alf Hurlbut
Seeley
Sarah
Day
Playfair
Walsh
Demerara
Sehs
Holmes
Branscombe
Ayr
Stevens
Lynx
Finley
Maud
Robinson
Point-atre
Tuspan
Mary C Marine
Wharton
Mary Gray
Brewster
Placotalvan
Martinique
Lowell
Yokohama
Belgic
Hong Kong
George Grant
Port Moody
Port and Harbor Movements Across Multiple Ports
Shipping notes list vessels arriving and clearing at numerous ports including Astoria Boston New York Baltimore Philadelphia and Savannah. Entries cover ships steamers schooners brigs and barks with captains destinations and routes amid 19th century port activity. Key names include Hornby Castle Lodestar Watson Downes and Donau along with ports such as Portland Queens town Havana Antwerp and Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Hornby Castle
Smith
Callao
Portland
Lodestar
Knowlan
Queenstown
Watson
Lawrence
Baltimore
Alleghany
Taylor
Providence
E Downes
Haskell
Brunswick
Rhosina
Curtis
London
Fadrelandet
Brunn
Havana
Cillian
Bannister
Antwerp
Nassmore
Inch
Liverpool
Acuba
Lund
Avonmouth
Win Lawrence
Snow
Savannah
Mabel L Phillips
Haines
Carrie A Norton
Paris
Boston
Chas Lawrence
Gilford
New York
Wm D Marvel
Connor
Stella
Jennie Mair
Tom Williams
Annie Bliss
O’donnell
McKenzie
Ponce
Donau
Bermuda
G Cranmer
Walton
Jennie W Huddell
Hanson
Lizzie V Hall
Clouting
Philadelphia
Coosaw
St Helena
Holly Bough
Sierra Leone
Ann J Trainer
Derrickson
Dulch Island Harbor
Lizzie Card
Brown
Pensacola
Chatauquan
Millbridge
St John
William A Moses
Murray
Edcartown
Florida
Warren
Belfast
Jacksonville
Fernandina
City of Columbia
Woodhull
Charleston
Delaware
Winnett
Yemassee
Platt
Georgiana Ff Geery
Conklin
Mary Ann McCann
Hutchinson
Vieque
Mary J Castner
Gardner
Friendship
Jennie Ff Willey
Galveston
Comal
Bolger
Henry Waddington
Magee
Crown Prince
Storm
Lone Star
Harlan, Brown
Vera Cruz
Brashear
Georgetown
Nellie Floyd
Johnson
Charles Pierson
Everett Webster
J D Paige
S Culver
Henry Withington
Kly West
Good Will
Sweeting
Nassau
Julia Elizabeth
Ingraham
Mobile
Ist
Willie L Newton
Coombs
Lorenzo D Baker
Thingvalla
Copenhagen
Morgen City
Lampasas
Key West
Dora
Meyer
Hamburg
Coringa
Dexter
Sdis
Ella
Mayaguez
Lulu
Koone
Bordeaux
Saale
Richter
Bremen
Eleanora
Bragg
Rover
Mansfield
Baracoarin
Robinson
City of Chicago
Watkins
Liveroo
G Ropes
Rivers
Yokohama
Sinor Vernon
Dunedin
John T Marsh
Whittier
Cardenas
Hell Gate
Etective
Hodge
Cardiff
Peverill
Burgess
Norfolk
Tutchingon
Scholar
Corbishley
Barbados
Oakdene
Hopper
Sebastenol
Pizzati
Pizatti
Praxillo
Dolcoath
Worth
Knickerbocker
Kemble
Il Monte
Hawthorne
Rebecca
Moulton
Studley
Joseph P Mocheea
Nickerson
Grand Caymin
Catalan
Ozantes
Buenaventura
Larrinaga
Barron Clyde
Montevideo
Proferson
Joseph
Lottie
Douglass Haynes
Dunton
Wiscasset
Sch Hope
Haynes
Port Townsend
Canada
Warner
San Francisco
Port Blakely
Henry Buck
Hoyer
Reading
Portsmouth
Herenes
Swain
Newburyport
Dessous
Howe
Saxon
Sherman
Fall River
Arles
Loveland
Nicola Accame
Soccone
Scis
Lord Clive
Urquhart
J Robson
Bristol
Roman
Crowell
Panther
Pendleton
Arthur
St Thomas
Jura
Morrison
Funchal
Nellie A Drury
Wilson
John 5 Wood
Fisher
Chiswick
Poston
Brixham
Bluefields
Nic
Theo II Rand
Geof Sweeney
AJ Pettengill
Alice
Kali
Cienfuegos
Perth Amboy
Ar Ist
John Brooks
Fox
Sch
RM Clarke
Paone
Sch Harvester
McLaughlin
M & KE Cann
Buenos Ayres
John el Chase
Point-a-Pitre
Edward Waite
Ralph Sinnett
Putin Fore Harbor
Katahdin
Winterport
Grace Davis
Soule
Matanzas
Provincetown
Scharin P Higgins
Bridgewater
Prospect
Troi Rockland
Achilles
Warrington
Catharine Whiting
Briggs
Nehs Maud Sherwood
Kelley
James Warren
Falkenham
Tam O'Shanter
Patterson
Columbia River
Courtney
Ford
Thomas M Reed
Starkey
Port Gamble
Helen W Almy
Downs
Tacoma
Guiaymus
von Nicolas
Howard
Nanaimo
Aureola
Sorman
St Stephen
Douglass
Seattle
Irts
Strom
Javre
City of
Mail Schedules From Boston New Orleans and New York
Mails close at Boston for Truxillo and Ruatan via New Orleans steamship to depart Feb 2 at 7 50 P M. From New York the Panama carries Vera Cruz Progreso Mex via Havana on Feb 3. European service via Queenstown and Liverpool departs at 7 30 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truxillo
Ruatan
New Orleans
Vera Cruz
Progreso
Mex
Havana
Panama
New York
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpook
Shipping Schedules From New York For February 4 7 7
Passenger and cargo sailings listed for the week include direct for France and Europe via Samana and Cephalonia from New York and Boston. Other departures cover routes to Mexico Hayti Turk's Island Venezuela Cuba Jamaica Porto Rico Progreso and the West Indies with scheduled dates February 3 4 6 and 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mexico
Hayti
Turk’s Island
Lonia
Pharsday
France
Epee
Samana
New
Key West
Fla
Alert
New York
Cephalonia
Hursday
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Republic
Whursday
St. Domingo
Cane Hayti
Turk's
Cuba
Rau
Tampa
Porto Rico
Jeanie
West Indies
St. Thomas and Barbadoes
Brazil
la Plata
Finance
Newport News
Progreso
Mex
Thornhill
Trans Pacific Mails Dates From San Francisco
Transmission notices list steamship sailings to Australia Pili Islands New Zealand Samoan Islands Sandwich Islands China Japan East Indies excluding British India Society Islands Tahiti routes from San Francisco with February 12 and February 28 dates for specific vessels and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Pili Islands
New Zealand
Samoan Islands
Sandwich Islands
Mariposa
San Francisco
China
Japan
the East Indies
British India
City of
Boston-bound Vessels Sail for Boston Dates Given
A list of ships and barks sailing toward Boston with origins and dates including Adam W Spies from Tloilo December 16 and passed Anjer December 26, Adeline from Manila September 28, Annapolis from Hailo September 25, Emily F Whitney from Montevideo December 29, Evie Reed from Singapore October 5, George Skelfield from Calcutta December 14, and Yorktown from Cagliari December 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Adam W Spies
Field
Am Bark
Tloilo
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