Quiet Day on the Hill as Legislature Hurries Home
Legislators completed short sessions in both chambers while postponing major matters. The House fixed a poll tax resolve for February 14 and the Senate pushed the General Court session limit resolve to Wednesday. The board of education proposed changes to required school studies.
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House
Senate
Board of Education
State education changes proposed and bills read in legislature
The State board of education proposes adding elementary civil polity to lower grades and German to high schools in towns of 4000. The Seaman's Widow and Orphan Association of Salem seeks authority to hold $50,000 more property. A constitutional session length limit and member pay measure is postponed. Beverly Fuel Society incorporation approved for engrossment with general corporate law applicability. Senator Clark's rail safety inquiry is adopted. Other items include water loan for Abington, public records changes, and company name changes.
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State Board of Education
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Seaman’s Widow and Orphan Association of
Salem
General Court
Beverly Fuel Society
Clark
Committee On Railroads
Abington
Bridgman & Smythe Company
Harrell Manufacturing Company
Finance committee funds provincial law publication appropriated
The Finance Committee reports a bill to appropriate 10725 dollars for publication of provincial laws. The Mercantile Affairs Committee reports adversely on Charles P. Searle's petition to increase the National Mortgage and Debenture Company’s capital stock. Boston's Mr. McEttrick moves printing 500 extra copies of his minority report on private school supervision. Fall River's Mr. Milne moves to place on Monday's order the bill allowing savings banks to invest in Lowell railroad bonds and notes. The constitutional qualification issue is set for Tuesday February 14 in engrossment.
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Committee On Finance
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Charles P. Searle
National Mortgage and Debenture Company
McEttrick
Boston
Milne
Fall River
Lowell
Flynn
Whitman Savings Bank
Avon
Civil Service Commission
Armenia College Fund
Representative Ferry Seeks End to Weekly Payments Law
Representative Ferry told the labor committee the weekly payments plan harms workers and that monthly payments should be mandatory. He cited savings-bank deposit growth and cited costs to railroads and mills, arguing the system reduces savers and benefits wage earners. The hearing closed with no action.
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Representative Ferry
Springfield
Labor Committee
Ferry
Howard
Keane
Holyoke
Boston & Albany Railroad
Elevate Road Petition Hearing for Meigs Line Carried On
The street railways committee continued the Meigs Elevated Railway petition hearing. Counsel sparred over closing the petition or waiting to hear other elevated road petitions, while testifying supported by Henry Dobbins on increased property values along the route. The session echoed yesterday’s testimony.
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Meigs Elevated Railway Company
Committee On
Messrs. Hyde
Welch
Meigs
Henry Dobbins
Chester Square
Athursday
Boston Petition Seeks Daily Police Magistrates at Stations
The House judiciary committee considered Boston's bill to establish a daily magistrate at every police station. Representative E J Donovan urged passage as prison reform and justice for minor offenses while easing Municipal Court workload. A magistrate for all courts was not deemed necessary.
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House Judiciary Committee
Boston
E. J. Donovan
District magistrates may hear downtown cases promptly
Commissioner Lee cites the board annual report urging relief for police by reducing pretrial detention. He notes misdemeanors and drunkenness lead to injustice when suspects wait 24 to 72 hours without trial. He proposes magistrates meet at set times with possible extra judge to cover downtown stations.
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Felice
Lee
Labor committee debates ten hour day for women and minors
Cambridge lawmakers hear doctors and labor representatives urge a ten hour work limit in mercantile establishments. Witnesses cite health risks and harsh conditions. Mrs. Robinson recounts fourteen hour mills then presses protections to safeguard women’s health and future mothers. Dr. Spencer supports ten hours as justice.
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Labor Committee
Wilkinson
Cambridge
Merritt
Boston
Professor Toohey
D. H. Moreland
Knights of Labor
W.S. Robinson
E. E. Spencer
Burial permits debate in Boston hearing on death records
The committee on cities continued hearings on a bill about burial permits and death records in cities and birth records. The New England Association of Undertakers with 100 Massachusetts members, led by Lewis L. Jones, argued for no change. Witnesses described delays and costs for the poor. others favored maintaining the current system with city registrar control. The chair considered private settlement options and adjourned the hearing.
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Boston
Committee On
New England Association of Undertakers
Massachusetts
Lewis L. Jones
J. F. Cronin
James P. Cleary
Bailey
Board of Health
Berry
Lynn
David RB. Tenney
Haverhill
Jones
Jesse M. Gove
Gove
Library trustees bill sparks reform for town holdings
The education committee heard Hon. Theodore C. Bates advocate a bill to elect town three member boards of trustees for libraries and reading rooms. Trustees manage donations, report annually, and serve three year terms with a rotating one third reelection. The panel also heard petitions on lobster fishing, railroad name change, rail capital increase, and labor influence on Congress to buy coal mines.
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Committee On Education
Theodore C. Bates
Bates
Committee On Fisheries
KE. B. Goss
Barnstable Harbor
Grafton Central Railroad Company
Grafton & Upton Railroad Company
E. B. Stoddard
Providence & Worcester Railroad Company
Providence
Messrs
Henry Lennon
George J. Moulton
Committee On Federal Relations
Knights of Labor
Congress
Exhibition of Philppoteaux Paintings at Old South Meeting House
Noted European places and Civil War battle scenes by Philppoteaux attract many admirers. Descriptive lectures run daily at 2 and 8 p.m. A mammoth painting of the Battle of Corinth is shown daily from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 4 to 7 p.m., admission 25 cents.
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Philippoteaux
Europe
Old South Meeting House
Corinth
Insurance Company of New York Half-Year Statement
The Sixty Ninth semi annual statement shows a most satisfactory half year. Cash assets total 8 061 1821 invested in bonds and mortgages on real estate United States stocks bank and railroad bonds state and city bonds loans on stocks real estate and other valuable securities. The Boston agents are Hollis and Snow No 3b Kilby street corner of Exchange place.
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Frame Insurance Company of
New York
United States
Boston
Messrs
Hollis & Snow
Kilby Street
Exchange Place
Mail schedules announce closes from Boston for multiple routes
Mails close at Boston for Hayti and Inagua via Ailsa from New York Friday Feb 3 at 7 30 P M. Another Boston close for Norway via Uekla from New York Monday Feb 6 at 8 30 P M. Cuba by rail to Timpa Fla and steamship via Key West closes daily at 8 00 P M. Mexico closes at 5 50 P M.
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Hayti
Inagua
Ailsa
New York
Norway
Uekla
Cuba
Timpa
Fla
Key West
Boston
Mexico
E-Eeseeere
Trans-Pacific Mails from San Francisco Dates
Listings note mail departures to Chita Japan East Indies Hawaii Society Islands by ships City of New York Australia Tahiti from San Francisco on Feb 11 28 and 29. Correspondence for trans Pacific mails should be mailed in Boston at least eight days beforehand.
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Chita
Japan
East Indies
British India
City of
Observations at Boston Station Guide for Captains
February 3 observations at United States Signal Station Boston advise captains to adjust barometer readings daily. Reported sea level pressure 1013.2 millibars with fresh wind and cloudy conditions. Add one eight inch per ten feet altitude to instrument. notes include high water at 4:30 PM and moon phase data.
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United States
Boston
Greenwich
Port of Boston Ship News Feb 3 Obscure Harbor Movements
Port of Boston bulletin reports multiple steamers tugs and schooners in passage with cargoes and tows. Notable vessels include Bessarabia Geno Whitney Wilkesbarre Cumberland and Underwriter with barges. Report notes favorable weather, SW to NW winds, and several arrivals and sailings from New York Philadelphia Newport News and Halifax.
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Bessarabia
Martin
Palermo
Phelps Ros & Co
Reidulf
Knudsen
Buenos Ayres
Naples
Cumberland
Thompson
St John
Eastport
Portland
W H Kilby
Wilkesbarre
Cates
Port Johnson
Gen Whitney
Bearse
New York
H M Whitney
Confidence
O'Brien
Vineyard Haven
Sir Amelia
Ireland
McDaid
Riley
Joseph Baker
Cook
Hoboken
Morse
Blair
RA Fisher
Lizzie Moses
Anderson
Ocean King
Newport News
Helicon
Thwing
Agnes
Reed
Philadelphia
Hazeltine
Vankird
Sug Herald
Jenkins
Antelope
Hardins
Storm King
Lewis
Hill
Leura
Boston
Lamson
Demerara
Tour Emery & Co
William H Foye
Gloucester
Rowe
Beaver Harbor
Gray Parrot
Anthony
Port Williams
Alem
Mower
Purdy
Irene
Kerrigan
Endeavor
Salem
Herbert
Pettee
Rockport
Mary E Oliver
Georgetown
Hodgdon
Wiscasset
Sarah Hill
Robinson
Mazurka
Lane
Freight and Charter Listings Across Ports
New York reports numerous private term charters for ships and barkes to Gibraltar Cadiz Cayenne Kingston Morant Bay and more. Boston lists dull demand yet many coal and general cargo voyages priced per ton or lump sum with multiple vessels and routes including Baltimore East Boston Portland and Weehawken.
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New York
Gibraltar
Cadiz
Cayenne
Gran Constable
Philadelphia
Kingston
Morant Bay
Nood
Hoboken
Brunswick
Darien
Rio
Cardenas
Hatteras
Singapore
Port-au- Prince
St Marc
Gonaives
Jacmel
Australia
Boston
Bain
Bilbao
Santander
Buda
Port Elizabeth
Port Natal
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Cambridge
Commercial Point
Weehawken
Lyon
Amboy
Fernanaims
Fia
Gea
Wilmington
Osear
Schmidt
Hay
Charleston
Melissa D Robbins
Port Nelson
Bahamas
Hodgdon's Mills
Salem
North Boothbay
Savannah
San Francisco
Carleton
Cork
United Kingdom
Perth Amboy
Vessel Strikes Bull Rock. Mystery Total Loss Near Nova Scotia
Gloucester reports Captain Martin of the Mystery bound for this port struck Bull Rock off Lockport NS and will be a total loss. Crew saved. Vessel built 1884 at Kennebunk, 123.59 tons, insured 7056 vessel and 1500 outfit. cargo 600,000 frozen herring bound here. Also notes Beilish schooner Laurell sunk after rescue of Captain Ryan and six men. other ships report ice, wrecks, and herring cargoes on Grand Banks and Fortune Bay routes.
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Gloucester
George Steele
Charles Martin
Seh
John F Wonson
Gloucester Mutual Fishing Insurance Company
Boston Marine Insurance Company
Whesch Magnolia
Grand Banks
Martin
Harbor Grace
Sydney
Ryan
New York
St Johns, Sr
Harry G French
Porter $ Roberts
Fred P Frye
Samuel W Colby
Fortune Bay
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Vineyard Haven
Novelty
Card
Boston
Oakland
Mercedita
M Winch
Gazelle
Steamer Island Home
Nantucket
Great Point
Woous Hall
Eugenie
Beld
Brunswick
Millbridge
Sailed Tug Novelty and Barges Return to Boston
The tug Novelty with barges Oakland and Mers cedita headed to Boston. Several vessels and crew members, including CB Church and Cathie Berry, were aboard with no injuries reported. Weather featured northerly winds, heavy seas, and cloudy skies.
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Novelty
Oakland
Boston
Sachs CB Church
Caverie
Norton
Sogena
EL Weaver
Carr $d
Cathie
Berry
W . Ton
Gul Ream
Davite
Salem
Ar 3d
Benj T Bigg
New York
Lady Ellen
United States Revenue
Dallas
Barr
Maritime arrivals and departures from multiple ports
A compiled list shows ships and barges sailing and passing at Bristol Dover Harburg London Liverpool Lizard Palermo Queenstown Rotterdam Skerries St Helena Swinemunde Stettin Valencia. Vessels include Kepler Lizzie Hafis Laura Emily Langdale Edith Benyon Calorie Cynisca Truro Minnie Swift Benjamin F Hunt Bowman B Law Faust Gothia Island Home Scandinavia and more with captains and routes to New York Havre Boston Yokohama Philadelphia and other ports.
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Bristol
Kepler
Oilkens
New Orleans
Dover
Lizzie
Sebrie
Plymouth
Havre
Harburg
Hafis
Hinch
Philadelphia
London
Laura Emily
Campbell
New York
Liverpool
Langdale
Kelley
San Francisco
Lizard
Edith
Marwin
Palermo
Benyon
Boston
Calorie
Queenstown
Cynisca
Roth
Rotterdam
Truro
Sterling
Skerries
Minnie Swift
Liswell
ST Helena
Benjamin F Hunt
Dr. Winn
Manta
Bowman B Law
Abbott
Yokohama
Cebu
Faust
Nor
Simonsen
Padang
Swinemunde
Gothia
Ger
Bauer
Stettin
Island Home
Dan
Skjodt
Valencia
Scandinavia
Renfrew
Bark entries and routes to ports on January voyages
Spoken notes show Bark Fred W Carson with Reid and Rosario bound for Antwerp on January 6 at latitude 18 north longitude 85 west. Bark M and ne Ox headed to Pensacola for Ansonada on January 4 at latitude 12 north longitude 83 west.
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Fred W Carson
Reid
Rosario
Antwerp
Lon
M & Ne ‘Ox
Bon Pwn
Pensacola
Ansonada
Derelicts Passed by Steamship Ovingham Near Bordeaux
Derelict waterlogged and abandoned ships were sighted again on December 26, one hundred miles east of Cape Henry, as the steamer Ovingham traveled from Baltimore to Bordeaux via New York with cargo and crew reports from DERELICTS, NEW YORK dated February 8.
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New York
D & Kelley
Cape Henry
Ovingham
Bordeaux
Baltimore
Multiple ships report ice bound and wrecks along Atlantic routes
Reports from New York and ocean ports detail ships abandoned or damaged by ice and storms. The Bark Gamaliel from Orchilla to Baltimore partially sunk, cargo guano valued at £16,000, and the Bark Artist from Liverpool found on fire off Cape Horn with all hands rescued. Other vessels including Moss Rose, Pauline, and Pealand face wrecks, while Maine coast freezes. Norfolk towage incidents damage the Abbott W Lewis.
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New York
Gamaliel
Orchilla
Baltimore
Moulton
Liverpool
Withington Cal
Cape Horn
Arete
Valparaiso
India
Montevideo
Morse & Co
St Vincent
Moss Rose
Aspinwall
Worcester
Cardiff
London
Pauline
Kruger
Savannah Deok
Glasgow
Florestan
Barksheila
Stuart
Rotterdam
Margate
Sheerness
Pealand
Boujer
Plymouth
Queenstown
Schiedam
Wiscasset
Maine
Boothbay
Providence
Taylor
Alleghany
Lousiana
St John
Latta
Sydney
Liscomb
Norfolk
Bain
Martha Gelen
Abbott W Lewis
Peak
Lewis
Virginia Hawley
Rockland
Philadelphia
Lord Lansdowne
Barrow
Oxford
Porman
Seh
Uantley
St Johns
Cardigan
Pei
Boston
Wil
Rigi
Demerara
Cape Hatteras
Delaware Cape
Gulf Stream
Hughenden
Huelva
Levi Hart
Giles
Pensacola
Delaware River
Blanche Henderson
Jamaica
Lombard Wharf
Port Antonio
Provdence Steamship Company
Lombard Street
Saxon
Ihe Henderson
Norwich
Conn
Chase
American Fruit Company
Portland
Charles Fobes
Falkland Islands
Callao
Charleston
John M Dean
Leaveratt & Co
J M_ Jean
Libellant
B Webster
Glandhe Henderson
New England and Nova Scotia Steamship Co
Falmouth
Halifax
International Steamship Co
John Miller
Tampa
Sailed and in port ship and barkentine movements listed
Shipping news records multiple vessels sailing and in port from January to February, detailing ships and barkentines such as Sceptre Neville Western Chief Planter and Padel Parlow, with destinations like San Francisco New York and Bahia, plus loads, arrivals, and departures across numerous ports.
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Hull
Neville
San Francisco
Western Chief
Sander
Rue Pola
Honolulu
Barkentine Planter
Sco
Bark Friederich
San Francico
Park Forest Queen
Debrig Hazard
South Sena
Pert
Bowne
Italy
Pearse Te
Cates
New York
Barrett
Baltimore
Lake Chrio
Campbell
Bastion
Don
Colchester
McKenzie
Jennie Phinney
Branscomb
Mobile
Jennie Hulbert Norton
Boston
K Bouther
Belano
Anna Walker
Sargent
Pensacola
Nellie Moody
Ebster
Barbados
Buteshire
Bahia
States
Liverpool
Annot Lyle
Duncan
Randon
Jones
Dawn
Unc
Glad Tidings
Graham
Newark
Catania
Rosario
Port Dee
J H Chadwick
Foster
Pernambuco
Ea Eine A Rere
Rio Janeiro
Willie
McHaffey
Brazil
Ai ST Michaels
Trusty
Tizard
Gibraltar
Harbor Grace
H L Ronth
Kirby
New Orleans
Lisbon
Southampton
Lahn
Bremen
Sagua Ar
Legis Andrew
Watts
Saratoga
Curtis
Havana
Luis G Rabel
Murphy
Delaware
Port
Miranda
Corbett
Muriel
Valparaiso
Strathome
Urquhart
Iquique
Onaway
Crickett
Webster
Kenney
United States
Zamora
Astor
Vera Cruz
City
Shipping News From Foreign Ports Carden Cambles and Vessels
Listings of ships and movements across multiple ports including Auckland Wellington and New York via Kingston Carthagena and Pensacola. Vessels named include Rebecca Crowell Alvo Fry G N Smith Meganticook Neptune and Nautilus among others with origins Boston New York Havana or Pensacola and dates in January February.
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Auckland
Ardan SL
Rebecca Crowell
Payler
New York
Wellington
Aspinwall
Alvo
Kingston
Carthagena
Wetherby
Antwerk
Fry
Savannah
Mary Ann McCann
Tintehinson
Coast
G W Jones
Cuba
B Crosby
Masters
William Hays
Days
Pensacola
Arecico
Lilienthal
San Francisco
Santa Rosalia
Havana
San Marcos
Mexico
Carmona
Isaac Jackson
Pensaco
Baltimore and ports report a busy Atlantic sailing phase
Multiple steamers, schooners and brigs arrive and clear at Baltimore Boston Havana and Liverpool. vessels DARIEN Fernandina and Charleston list arrivals and clearances. choppy weather across Chatham region with several ships sighted. Philadelphia and New York lanes show substantial outbound activity and coal cargo movements.
Shipping movements and clearances noted in harbor list
Harbor entries show vessels such as Maud Snare Island City Voorhis and Perth AmpOy sailing areas, Tallahassee and Newark listed. Other ships include James Ponder Lynch Hoboken clearance and Sarah E Douglass Cameron Gosport Harbor, Hester A Seward Thomas Ports mouth and Fannie Tracy Tilton.
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Maud Snare
New York
Island City
Voorhis
Perth
Tallahassee
Newark
Wilmington
James Ponder
Lynch
Hoboken
Sarah E Douglass
Cameron
Governor's Harbor
Hester A Seward
Thomas
Portsmouth
Fannie Tracy
Tilton
Vessels sailing for Boston with laden ports and dates
A list of ships and barks sailing or bound for Boston or en route via St Helena or Anjer. Entries include names such as Auburndale Wooster Adele Alpheus Marshall Arthur C. Wade Ant o Chic Chi. ships from Buenos Ayres Melbourne Calcutta Singapore Manila and other ports with dates Jan Dec Nov Jan and notes of distress or repair.
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Boston
Robbins
Br. Bark
Hloilo
Arizo
St. Helena
Montevideo
Adelphia
Marcussen
Nor. Bark
Adam W. Spies
Fields
Am. Bark
Melbourne
Antioch
Heminway
Singapore
Anjer
Alice
Kair
Mantanzas
B. L. Page
Spinney
Cienfuegos
Bowman B. Law
Abbott
Br. Ship
Yokohama
Oon
Cebu
Buck
Port Elizabeth
Charles A. Sparks
Harris
Surinam
St. Thomas
A. J. Hunt, Jr
Wion
Manila
George Moon
Wolfe
Almeria
Gevalia
Sjostrom
Swed. Bark
Ilyaline
McLeod
Demera
Indian Empire
Watson
Mauritius
Calcutta
Katahdin
Seeley
Iloilo
Ae A Smith
Blue
Van
Louise
Bahlius
Corintos
Pernambuco
Lion
Peters
Br. Sch
St. Jago
Dan
Liberia
Page
Sierra Leone
Matilde Mignano
Ital
Castellamare
Mary C. Mariner
Wharton
Aux Cayes
Eevee
Crooke
Salt Pond
W.C. A
Navarino
Cole
Am. Sch
Farag Hibbard
Banjoewangie
Panay
Luscomb
Buenos Ayres
Lal Nelson
Ponce
P. R
Taria Topan
Trumbull
Tamataye
Unity
Sunderland
Warrior
Kitchin
Outgoing Steamers and Boat Schedules Across Ports
The list shows ship names and routes with ports Liverpool Halifax Philadelphia Baltimore and Antwerp among others. Schedules include front line steamers such as City of Macon Gallia and The Queen with times around 11.00 AM to 7.00 AM on various February dates and agents named Thayer Line n Haines plus firms like P Wright & Sons and Warren & Co.
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Gallia
Liverpool
Ewes
Brown & Co
LaChampagne
Havre
Louis de Bebian
Pennlind
Antwerp
Wright & Sons Amalfi
Islamburg
Phelps Bros&Co
Panama
Havana
J M Ceballos
Pennsylvania
Wright & Sons the Queen
WJ Hurst
Furness Norman
Phil’d'p’a
EB Sampson
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Harrison Loring
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E Smalley
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North Side
Gloucester Central
India Wharf
Lortland
FF. Williams
Ageub
Allan Line
A. Allan
Warren Line
Norseman
Michigan
Postoffice Square
Hansa S.S. CO
E.A. Adams & Co
State St
Furness Line
Breorderer
Furness
Madeira
Azores
Kennara
Eton
E. A. Adams & Co
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Long Wharf
West
EB. Sampson
Mallory
Colorado
Alamo
Lampasas
Fernandina
Fila
State OF Texas
San Antonio
Seth Sprague
Old State House
Georgia
Florida
A LA Miessissinlle
Louisiana
Eerie
NEW England and Saw Steamship Company
Ale City
CT Macon
Ocean Stearix Ship Company
Savam Nutes
Vamty
Shing
A. Dew. Sampson
New Eng
Virginia
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Con Foot
Central Wharf
Piedmont Air Line
Boston & Providence R
Waldo A. Pearce
N. E
Boston & Providence
N. Fug
Washington St. Posten
Cromwell Line
Pier 9
S.S
New Mexico
Old Mexico
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Mississippi
Rec
Es Oston, Reagna
Maes
Samuel HB
Beaman
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn
Ga Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Airiane Kanawha
C. & VA RR
Olio KR
Geo. E. Smalley
Landini
Biscuin
Plee 11
Tansportation Lneg
Ratea
Lading
Vor Furtier Particuars
Ludia W Bari
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