Be Proto Newspaper Items From Boston Notes
The item summarizes multiple local events in Boston area society and business, including a July meeting of the American Institute of tastraction at Fabyan's in the White Mountains, property sale on Dover Street, bridge work on Beacon Street, and debt liquidation at Winthrop Street Methodist Church. It notes police, funeral, prize essays, a Brighton road race, and Amateur Photographers Association activities with officer elections and a dawn of photography paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute of “Tastraction
Fabyan’s
White Mountains
Lewis J. Bird & Co
Dover Street
Hlias Morgensivn
Beacon Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Winthrop Street
Episcopal Church
Boston Highlands
Lawrence, Wilde & Hallil
Frederick Mausman
Brighton Road
John Shepherd
Blondine
Buckman Maid
George H. Hicks
Plackman Maid
Amateur Photographers’ Association
Institute of Technology
Association
Provident
W. T. Brigham
W. H W. Vickering
J. A. Thurston
Obituary notices for multiple regional figures and ministers
Obituaries list deaths of Rev Henry Olcott Sheldon in Oberlin Ohio after 59 years in ministry. Mr Thomas Huddleston of Malden aged 56. Mrs Leppids of Newport and Mrs Caroline Emerson Marshall of Lawrence both aged 71. Mr Parker Dexter of Topsham Vermont aged 85 with 11 of 15 children. Rev George Ryerson, 91, former Irvingite leader in Canada. Mrs Cheries H Andrews of Melrose. Also mentions Dr Ross editor of Chambers Encyclopedia and family ties to Rev Mrs A F Stetson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Chambers
Encyclopredia
Henry Olcott Sheldon
Oberlin
Ohio
Thomas Huddleston
Malden
Washington Street
Boston
Leppids
Samuel Leppids
Newport
R. I
New Bedford
Paris
Caroline Emerson Marshall
Lawrence
Mass
Albert Marshall
Parker Dexter
Topsham
A. F. Stetson
Pomfret
Dexter
Bunker Hill
George Ryerson
Irvingite
America
Catholic Apostolic Church
Toronto
Canada
Cheries H. Andrews
Melrose
Andrews
Florence J. Tilton
Roxbury
Comins School
Lowell
Jaanea Plain
Davebters
Manning Brings Alabama Claims to Washington Hearings
J F Manning of this city has filed about seven Alabama claims cases in Washington totaling over 5 million dollars. He maintains offices in Boston New York and Washington and represents clients nationwide and overseas. The Alabama Claims Court of Commissioners adjourned to the 14th inst with counsel required to proceed, no further delay accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Manning, Esq
Alabama
Washington
Manning
Boston
New York
Atlantic
Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims
Extreme Cold Grips Texas as Snow Delays Trains
Feb 5 reports say Texas suffered extreme cold with Dallas recording subzero readings while snow and ice cover the region. Trains run late and business slows across the state. In Shreveport Louisiana a heavy hailstorm caused widespread ice damage with trees felled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Texas
Dallas
Shreveport
Weather notes for New England forecast
Indications point to fair weather across New England with westerly winds. Stationary or falling barometer suggests high pressure maintenance, while temperature shows slight variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Special Weather Bulletin Yet Weather Trends Across Regions
Special Weather Bulletin reports fair weather across New England and the Middle states and westward to the Northwest with southwest to northwest winds. Cold northerly winds persist in the four lower states and south of the Ohio valley with some local rain and general cloudiness. Temperatures stay below freezing in the Southwest and northern Gulf states, with slightly colder Atlantic coast and lower Lake region. Northwest temperatures have risen to about 10 degrees below zero. Barometer is highest in Illinois and lowest north of Minnesota. Temperature remains below freezing along the Pacific coast north of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Middle States
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Northwest
Gulf States
Atlantic Coast
Illinois
Minnesota
Pacific Coast
California
Legislature Passes Broad Measures and Bank Debate
The legislature reports widespread business with bills on railroads, tax policy, and fisheries. Petitions request bond authority, charter changes, and court reassignments while debate touches on county checks and banking careers and urges modernization and opportunity in the banking profession.
Legislature Considers Broad Elector and Administrative Reforms
In the house petitions support woman suffrage and repeal of tax provisions on life insurance. Other requests seek convict labor abolition in Ashland, capital expansion for National Tube, and districting for criminal law administration. Several motions propose amendments to statutes on juvenile offenders, insane commitment, gaming, divorce representation, and public lighting lines. Committees report actions on elections and smelting bills. several measures moved to third reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lefavour
L. H. Wakefield
Ashland
National Tube Company
Aiken
Greenfield
Franklin
Hampshire County
Votter
Worcester
Judiciary Committee
State Board
Oni
Hillel Haverhill
Committee On
Probate and Chancery
Commonwealth
Bell
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Bourdiman
Boston
Hawes
Cambridge
Supreme Judicial
Lawrence Ayers
David Folger
Nantucket
Boston and Colorado
Newton Mills
Children’s Home
Roxbury
Wealth of 74 Senate Members Exceeds 13 Million Dollars
Seventy four senators of the 48th Congress have been elected leaving two seats to be filled. The combined wealth of the 74 is estimated at 13,230,000 with an average of over 560,000 per senator. Fifteen are millionaires, and party wealth totals 24,225,000 for Republicans versus 19,655,000 for Democrats. The wealthiest is James G. Fair of Nevada with about 10,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Michigan
Messrs. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Bayard
Delaware
Blair
Brown
Georgia
Beck
Kentucky
Bowen
Colorado
Calleff
Florida
Colauitt
Georgi
Conger
Cockrell
Missour
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Coke
Texas
Camden
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Cullom
Ilinois
Dawes
Massachusetts
Dolph
Oregon
Farley
California
Fair
Nevada
Garland
Arkansas
Gibson
Louisiana
Gorman
Maryland
Graome
George
Missisippi
Hill
Hawley
Connecticut
Harrison
Indiana
Hate
Maine
Hoar
Hampton
South
Lapham
New York
Morgan
Alabama
Miller
McMillan
Minnesota
Manderson
Nebraska
McPherson
New Jersey
Mitchell
Maxey
Morrill
Vermont
Sherman
Ohio
Sewell
van Wyck
Vorhees
West
Missouri
Vance
North Carolina
Walker
Wilson
Iowa
Williams
Sabin
Frye
Edmunds
Slater
Allison
Lown
James G. Fair
New England
Middle State
Pacific Slope
Colquitt
Greorgia
Mahone
Virginia
United States Senate
Dedham Suburban Bazaar Opens. Legal Attachments Get Attention
The Dedham boat club bazaar opened successfully Monday and runs today with a tasteful ball night. The National Bank of the Republic of New York attached J Henry Brooks of Milton for 10000, with about 200000 already tied to his estate and a solvency hearing sought. Several Dedham children suffer from St Vitus dance, cause unknown. In Lynn a sheet copper iron and tinware factory is formed with 35000 capital, officers named. John McNamara arraigned on bastardy charge, held for higher court. An Everett Hyde Park anti liquor meeting met to oppose licenses. Patrick Connelly was stabbed on Plossom street Lynn, artery severed, officer pursuit ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
National Bank of the Republic of New York
J. Henry Brooks
Milton
Brooks
Francis
Hornbrooke
Channing Church
Newton
al Saints Church
New York City
Lynn
C. W. Gordon
L. A. May
T. A. May
Mahien Court
John McNamara
Superior Court
Everett Hall
Hyde Park
KE. S. Hathaway
Wayne
Mr. Hathaway
Rich
Waldo F. Woods
Patrick Connelly
Plossom Street
Winter Games of the Union Athletic Club Held at Mechanics Building
The fourth annual Union Athletic Club winter games drew about 2000 spectators at the Mechanics Building on Monday evening. Officials led by Referee William Caleb Loring oversaw events including Indian club swinging, parallel bars, walks, runs, high jump, and tugs of war with strong performances by Union Athletic Club members and competitors from Boston and Providence. A protest over the one mile run winner and a disputed walk result were noted, with a final decision to be made tonight at the Christian Union gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Athletic Club
Mechanics’ Building
William Caleb Loring
C. FE. Comer
F.C. Lister
A. T. Moore
Geo. T. Walker
J.S. Phinney
Ke. E. Merrill
L. E. Myers
C. A. Rabethge
R. Stroehe
Boston
James C.little
Peter Riley
A. H. Winch
J. L. Rehneke
Phillips
J. K. Simpson
Simpson
N. Ethier
Jiynn Yy
M.C. A. Gymnasium
South Boston Athletic Club
Lynn Athletic Gymnasium
Crescent
Boston Ramblers Bicycle Club
C. EF. Howard
Mir. J. &. Myers
New York City
America
Little
L. Hoyt
Christian Union Gymnasium
Senate and house reunion at Revere House on Wednesday
The reunion of the senate and house members will be at the Revere House Wednesday at 5 PM with dinner at 6 PM. Applications indicate full representation and a royal time. The board adopted a resolution mourning the death of Dr Ezra Parmenter of Cambridge. The resolution lauds his public service and blameless character. Remarks by the chairman Mr Donnelly and Dr Davis supported the tribute. A copy will be sent to Dr Parmenter’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere House
Thomas Talbot
Parmenter
H. P. Walcott
Ezra Parmenter
Cambridge
Donnelly
Davis
George P. Carter
Bowdoin Alumni to hold annual meeting and dinner
The Bowdoin Alumni association plans its annual meeting and dinner at Young's hotel on Wednesday February 14 at 5 PM. Readings and papers are planned by Rev David G Haskins on colonial history at New England Historic Genealogical Society Wednesday week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin Alumni Association
Young's Hotel
The
New England Agricultural Society
Milk Street
David G. Haskins
D. D
Cambridge
Boston
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Boston Veteran Firemimn’s Association
Parker Memorial Hall
Church of the Disciples
James Freeman Clarke
Charles Sumner
George S. Downing
Newport
R. I
Winthrop Hall
Charlestown
Monument Hall
Mount Auburn Cemetery Proprietors Elect Trustees and Note Funds
The annual meeting at Horticultural Hall elected Henry A. Rice and Alanson Bigelow as trustees through 1889. The permanent fund stands at 235,2439 with gains, the repair fund at 345,562 11, general fund up 86,074 40, and cash assets 15,182 19. Treasurer reports total receipts 80,125 38 and total expenditures 66,565 88, detailing labor, taxes, society payments, and insurance charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Horticultural Hall
Israel M. Spellman
Henry A. Rice
Alanson Bigelow
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
Permanent Fund
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
St Johns Church Jamaica Plain Built on Sumner Land
The new St John s church in Jamaica Plain sits on land donated by Gen Sumner and is built of Roxbury stone with yellow trim in a cross form and a southeast corner tower. It seats 520. contrallet priced at 29700, total outlay 35000, with all obligations secured by real estate readily saleable. The church was first occupied last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
Jamaica Plain
New Publications for Whist Players and Readers
Pembridge's Whist or Bumblepuppy, republished by Roberts Bros, is praised for practical advice and humor, urging close reading to enliven the solemn game. Lucas Malet's Mrs Lorimer a Sketch in Black and White, from Appleton, depicts London life with a subdued humane tone and moral clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pembridge
Roberts Bros
Counterfeit coins found upon them in Jersey City arrest
Emanuel Ojedia, his wife Henrietta, and their 10 year old son Samuel were arrested Thursday night in Jersey City and charged with passing counterfeit 50 cent pieces. They reportedly operated several days, with multiple storekeepers victimized. A quantity of base coins was found on the couple at police headquarters. The prisoners claimed to live in New York but would not give an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Ojedia
Henrietta Ojedia
Samuel
Jersey City
Ojedia
New York
Ethiopian Serenaders at Tel-el-Kebir Description
London Truth recounts an officer's stark memory of the Egyptian resistance at Tel-el-Kebir. He recalls that white troops fled while a black unit stood firm, and the negro troops grinned, prompting his shame at assaulting such men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tel-el- Kebir
Steamship sailings from New York to Europe and Asia listed
A Boston PostOffice notice lists sailings to Europe via Queenstown Brest Havre and Liverpool on several steamers including Catalonia St Laurent City of New York and Bolivia with departures on February 6 7 and 9 and to Britain Scotland Bremen and Asia via Southampton and Bremen. It notes letters for Pacific steamers must be deposited in the Boston Post Office eight or nine days before sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Catalonia
New York
France
Brest
Havre
St Laurent
Livergood
City of
Britannic
Liverpoo
Bolivia
Geman States
Southampton
Bremen
General Werde
British Colmbia
Victoria
San Francisco
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
Sanrancisco
Sandwich Islands
Fiji Islands
Sydney
Nsw
New Zealand
Australia
City of New York
Pacific
Boston
Edward D. Sohier
J. Theodore Heard
Cambridge
Boston Post
GrorGk M. Brooks
Esquire
J. JH. Tyler
Register
Inquest Reports Fatalities and Suspected Assaults
Judge Churchill submits findings from an inquest into Avery T. Hadley’s fatal injury at the Water street crossing in East Cambridge by a Massachusetts Central engine. The gate’s partial opening contributed. Daniel Reardon died Dec 20 1882 after Fitchburg engine struck him on the track. John Murphy fatally injured by unknown assailant. Alvan Whittemore killed December 15 1282 with probable suspect John Fowler discharged. Hannah W. Kimball died October 31 by unknown person’s unlawful act.
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Churchill
Avery T. Hadley
Water Street
Boston and Lowell
East
Cambridge
Massachusetts Central Railroad Company
Judge Forsaith
Daniel Reardon
Fitchburg
Location of Pilot Boats at inner stations and named ships
Inner Station Hulu Louisa Jane No 5 ae Station Cape Cod Eben D Jordan Seee No 1 DJ Lacher No 3 Fleur de Lis No 2 Sylph Nos
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Louisa Jane
Cape Cod
Eben D Jordan
Seee
DJ Lacher
Fleur de Lis
Sylph
Vessels and voyages in and around New England ports
A Gloucester Cape Ann Advertiser report lists ships sailing and docked from Feb 3 to Feb 5 including the Carrie Wyman and other bark arrivals, limited sailings due to a thick snow storm, and a note of the Kathadin’s release from Belfast. It covers Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Newport News, and Norfolk routes with cargo like leather and coal. The piece also records revenues and codfish and halibut tonnage and names multiple vessels and crews in regional ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Arbark Alumina
Keiley
Boston
New York
Krig Stanley
Patterson
Windsor
Schs
Annie Harper
Starkey
Sarah
Corbitt
Druid
Kerrigan
J L Cutler
Campbell
KE Chambers
Hunt
Thrasher
Haley
Creetiine
Carleton
Harvester
McLauchle
St John
Effie
Simmons
Chadwick
Thomaston
Herman Babson
Lawson
Bill Stowe Phinney
Philadelphia
Lucy
Friend
Collins
Gloucester
Alfred Brabrook
Brigg
Ellen M Golder
Mcleod
Baltimore
Mary E Morse
Newport News
Fred Wallon
Smith
Oothbay
Norfolk
Chaney Bucks
French
Belfast
Wilmington
Kit Carson
Gill
Ronict
Newcomb
Pierce
Virginia
Charlie F Mayo
King
Salem
Tangier
Winnie Jawiy
Ritchie
Providence
Carrie B.whelples
New Haven
Carrie Wyman
Ani Sh Addie Lee
I.ymm
Allen Green
Nickerson
Castine
Revere
Woodbury
Rockland
Edgartown
Samuel Dexter
Baker
Newport
Lucy Cassidy
New Bedford
Boothbay
William Walworth
Carter
Bristol
A C
Newhall
Rowe
Fastport
Lizzie Walworth
Bremen Sailed Feb 2 Ships and Vessels List
Shipping notices show Bremen and Liverpool routes with vessels including William Woodbury Schmidt Baltimore Zephyr Sprengel United States bark Althena Schwarzing New Lock Calais Ar Feb 5 steamer Hector New York vablin Ar Feb 4 bark Ephraum Williams Hatch New ark Glasgow ar Feb 5 steamer Tudia New York Mamburg Sailed Feb 2 ship Stamboul Canu Sandy Riverpool Ar Feb 4 bark Thinca Jensen Wilmint on NC Sailed 4th bark Herbert Fisher Galveston 3d bark Capenhuet Hatfield Savannah London Ar Feb 4 bark Frederick Sjostrom from Pensacola Meenstown Ar Feb 1 Veronica Pettersen New York 5th ship Eaton Hall Lindsay San Francisco Saaupmees Ar Feb 4 bark Mary A Troop Young New ark
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
William Woodbury
Schmidt
Baltimore
Zephyr
Sprengel
United States
Althena
Schwarzing
New Lock
Calais
Hector
New York
Vablin
Ephraum Williams
Hatch
Newark - Glasgow
aAr
Tudia
Mamburg
Stamboul
Canu
Sandy
Riverpool
Thinca
Jensen
Wilminton
Herbert
Fisher
Galveston
Capenhuet
Hatfield
Savannah
London
Frederick, Sjostrom
Pensacola
Meenstown
Veronica
Pettersen
Eaton Hall
Lindsay
San Francisco
Saaupmees
Mary A Troop
Young
Newark
McClellan
Warren
William Kennedy
Parker
Providence
Barks
Confidenza
Stagno
Bordeaux
Yamoyden
Oliver
Rio Janeiro
Fiume E
Valcich
Rouen
Chowan
Clements
Lillian
Shieve
Demerara
James Boyce
Crossley
Boston
Elwood Harlow
King
George Y. Jordan
Yman
Iran Sturgis
Hodgdon
Jacksonville
Gardenia
Copeman
St Andrews Bay
McGregor
Dublin
Boyne
Scott
Sharpness
Guinare
Hawes
Norfolk
Romanby
Darnell
Unicon
Fokken
Schs Maud Seward
Flowers
Portsmouth
I. A Phummer
Howes
P WH Crowell
Knowles
Mary S Bradshaw
van Gilder
Cardenas
Annie J Pardee
Crosby
Caspian
Thompson
Liverpool
Berkshire
Broombaugh
Anderson
Richard Willing
Schs
Bayles Wood
Coombs
May Williams
Reed
Charleston
Oakes Ames
Arcth
Park New Light
Snow
Brunswick
Lottie Wells
Marr
St Andrews
Kinger
Sultana
Mosher
Clowes
City of Columbia
Woodhull
Virginia
Kearse
Philadelphia
Susanna
Cape de Verde
Florence Eget Tanta
Bedford
Nathan Lawrence
Harper
Ceres
Grunburg
Rotterdam
Nueva Subur
Carroll
Barcelona
Peeper Iport Gist
EA de Hart
Brewster
Merriman
Trefethen
Fernandina
Nicole
Smith
Queen Victoria
Munro
Montevideo
Monroe
Wilton
Lbaltimore
Lonconderry
Glenbervie
Dulling
Dub
Neto
Brown
Meredia
Price
Belize
Mobile
Mercedita
Thatcher
Inga
Cornehensen
Greenock
New Orleans
J A Brown
Gregory
Port Spain
Angela
Jennie Wood
McIntosh
Vera Cruz
Tall
Helen Hasbrouck
Bennett
S ‘Thorp
Bailey
Woodside
Monica
Victoria
Harrison
Eleanora
Bragg
Portland
Breakwater
Boaz
Lewes
Del
Richmond
Vincent
West Point
Delaware
Winnett
Beaconsfield
Pictou
Munroe
George Webster
Point-a-Pitre
E M Welle
New Haven
Hester
Studwell
Portchester
Marshall O Wells
Greenport
Highland
Murphy
Glen Cove
Regina Shaw
Elizabeth City
Palmer
Sherman
Baracoa
Jordan L Mott
Newburyport
Tobin
Tampico
Hearn
Dina
Kiein
Macassar
Sin
Niagara
Havana
Cashaee
Port de Paix
Russell
McClair
Jackson- Vilie
Stn
Rell
Jwhn Lawrence
Antwerp
Rice
Argus
Nicholson
Hayti
Iras
Brunings
Kremmen
Alfred
Bermuda
Spencer
Barbados
Ha Smith
Weeks
Buenos Ayres
Clara Fletcher
Sargent
Cyrus McKown
Spaitel
Morane
Nesbit
Cienfuegos
Chester
Inacua
Kinney
Norris
Heil Gate
Amos C Batstow
Corwin
Metropolitan
Kenney, Co
New London
Rhine
Bowlby
Hart Island Roads
Minnie C Taylor
Hamilton
Susie E
Halifax
Curtis Ackerly
Kelly
Port Johnson
Adams
Lizzie D Barker
Barker
Lottie Bell
Fennell
Rowiby
New
Mark Lewis Smith
Wright
Forntwerp
Newport
Louisa Smith
Webber
South Abbey
Salem
Joseph G Dean
Chase
New Bedford
Branscom
Holt
Anna B Jacobs
Mahoney
Julia A Ward
Stevens
Wampak
Esisnece
Many
Cook
Fook
Francis
Lyoninier
Battonhich
Newry
William Low
Hilton
Kisse
Winters
Addie Es Deacon
T Morris Perot
Randolph
Pascagoula
Lizsie Heyer
Harringeon
Anna
Wah
Groff
Rockport
Norman
Nickerson
Roman
Loveland
Reading
Howe
Charleson
Art
Santos
Hines
Fanita
Barks Midas
McCallum
Hans Nilsen Hange
Hoyer
Huelva
Francescaino
Oneto
Lindesnaes
Teliefsen
Havre
S M Bird
Merrill
Hannah Coomer
Mayaguez
Barks Milo
Baker
Southern Belle
Frazer
Newcastle
Ararat
Queenstown
British Crown
Syskonen
Hamburg
Barks Chieftain
Levi S Andrews
Matanzas
D J Foley
Aspinwall
Y. Lowell
Cork
Franconia
Sweeney
White
Elva
Pettengil
Dodge
Carbarien
Bentley
Meharty
Whalers’ Ship James Arnold Out Twenty Days from New Bedford
The James Arnold a whaling ship from New Bedford bound for the Pacific Ocean had been at sea for twenty days when reports noted its voyage. Details include coordinates lat 35 26 and long 23 12 recorded during the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Arnold
New Bedford
Pacific Ocean
Tale of Ship Routes to Boston Near Sandy Hook
Off Vineyard waters Feb 2 a Matanzas bound brigantine Addie Hale with Lawson aboard sails to Boston. On Feb 3 Sir Jordan Lcott Tobin, bound Tampico to Boston, reports 30 miles southeast of Sandy Hook Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tig Addie Hale
Lawson
Matanzas
Boston
Vineyard
Sir Jordan Lcott
Tobin
Tampico
Sandy Hook
Maritime Auction and Shipping Notes From Quebec to Boston
Brig Budstikken wreck sale at Quebec January 31 for 500 dollars. Steamer Raleigh updates from Littlefield bound for coal. Bark Austin Baldwin leaky at Baltimore will discharge most cargo. East Boston keel laid for Boston and Bangor line Bar Harbor winter service. Bark Hattie N Bangs redeemed from prize crew for 6,000 dollars. cargo phosphate rock valued 4,250 dollars. Captain Keil reports a passenger missing likely drowned after jumping from Helvetia near St Gallen. Cyrus L Harris & Co sell bark Wheatland to George Rop2s for 36,100 dollars. built white oak copper fastened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Baldwin
Ital
Baltimore
Queensyo
East Boston
McKee
Boston and Bangor
Bar Harbor
Hattie N Bangs
Charleston
Keil
Helvetia
Ford Specker
St Gallen
Switzerland
Cyrus L Harris & Co
Boston
Wheatland
George
Lightship Braganza Channel duties and Vettor Pisani bank shoal
Notices describe that the Braganza Channel lightship is not always at her station and may align with HO chart No 887 when anchored, with a nearby buoy 344 miles east, and warn navigators of foul ground 8 to 10 miles north of bearings between N and NE by E. It also records the Vettor Pisani bank near Pernambuco road, its size, depths, and lines of bearing from Olinda and other lighthouses, with anchoring guidance and caveats for heavy seas. It notes a fixed red barber light planned for Battery Point from sunset to sunrise starting 1 Jan 1983, the Argyle street pier light change to green, and the Dunn street pier green light discontinuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braganza
Talcott Jones
Berkshire
Braganza Channel
Salinas
Vettor Pisalli
Pernambuco Road
Vettor Pisani
Olinda
Port Buraco
Pica
Fort Picao
Fort Brun
Picao
Brum
Vettor Pisani Bank
Villeneuve
Segond
Themis Bank
Mount Benet
Pongara Point
Cape Joinville
Santa Clara
Battery Point
Sullivan Cove
Argyle Street
Dunn Street
Distress and wreck reports from transatlantic ships
Multiple vessels from New York and Boston regions encounter distress or wrecks near Norfolk Key West Bermuda and Cadiz with ships put in for repairs leaking being frozen or abandoned. Notable items include Sch Lazer Weiden Sch Anna FE Ketchum Brunette David J Adams and Bark Mandel Erickson among others reporting damage abandonment or stranding with crews landed or rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazer
Weiden
New York
Sombrero
Norfolk
Anna FE
Ketchum
Charleston
Heredia
Price
Belize
Key West
Brunette
Colson
Boston
Portland
Winterport
Searsport
David J Adams
London
Mandel
Glendowe
Liverpool
Fayal
Cape Canaveral
Algiers
New Orleans
Horace
Galveston
Bermuda
Tondon
Matilda Hilyard
McLean
Cadiz
Quebec
Gibraltar
Sch
Muriel
Trapani
St Johns
Cape de Gatte
Clarieita
Noank
New London
Rockland
Speedwell
Oriental
Tacoma
Jauderdale
Castine
Seh Mero
Penobscot Bay
Gladiolus
Sinclair
Stroma
Scotland
Belfast
Antwerp
Parkfield
Calcutta
Little Bee Harbor
United States
IRRZ
Hamburg
Polaria
Ger
St Pauli
Hansa
Bamburg-American Packet Company
Neto
Brown
Maritime Shipping Listings From Atlantic Ports
A dense chronicle of ships sailing and ports of call in early January and February. Vessels including steamer Pollux Iris Horace and Pera, brig Arcadia and Jane Adeline, and bark Dolphin move between New York Halifax Demerara and Bermuda. Authorities note repairs, arrivals awaiting orders, and cargo movements across Havana Porto Rico Barbados and other hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Pollux
Mullinckrodt
New York
Iris
Eskelin
Bermuda
St Georges
Alpha
Pe Pcemaance
Halifax
Sch
Hound
Les Seur
Cuba
Westway Sutters
Havana
Horace
Lundwall
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Foreign Ports by Cable Log of Feb Ship Movements
Shipping notices list numerous vessels sailing or passing between ports such as New York, San Francisco, Bremen, Cadiz, Pensacola, Glasgow, Havre, Liverpool, and Queenstown. Entries include steamer names like State of Alabama, Silesia, Parthia, Pavonia, and Abysinia with destinations including Havre, New York, Liverpool, and Boston.
Movements of Ships and Cleared Vessels Around Ports
A long list of arrivals and clearances across Atlantic and Gulf ports. Ships from Rio Janeiro to Liverpool, Bremen, and Boston, with steamers, brigs, and barks listed by name, captain, and destination. Several vessels cleared for Havana, Galway, and other ports. multiple reports of arrivals from New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and Charleston.
Hotel Arrivals List Shows Wide North American Reach
A long hotel arrivals column lists guests from numerous cities and states, including Louisville Philadelphia Buffalo New York Boston Toledo Portland Manchester Roanoke and London. Names span Adams Barker Brown Clarke Crane Dupont Evans Gorman Hopkins Kimball Larned Moore Newcomb Perry Raymond Wentz Winteritz and many more, with households and couples noted among the overnight guests at the Tremont House and United States Hotel.
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