Plaintiffs fight heavy docket in Boston court cases
A mulitple case list shows verdicts for defendants and plaintiffs. Brown vs Boston ends with verdict for defendant over a damaged wagon from a Dorchester avenue hazard. Dwyer vs Clahore returns verdict for plaintiff on guardianship defense. Several other tort and contract actions proceed with juries or in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich
Richard L. Brown
City of
Boston
Dorchester Avenue
C. A. Fleming
Fr. B. Sargent Jr
Margaret Dwyer
Wm. J. Clahore
L. K. Hamilton
C. R. Brainard
Ellen Brassil
Sanborn, Fifield
Chauncy Street
J.A. Builer
Nathan Morse
Municipal Court Actions February 6
Judge Churchill fines George H. Miller 50 dollars and costs for keeping a house of ill fame. He appeals and is held to 590. Mary Lyndall, a common night walker, gets four months in Reformatory Prison. Wentworth and OConnor fined 20 dollars and costs each for assault and battery and held 200 each on appeal. In Roxbury Court Mary J. Fleming sent to Reformatory for one year for larceny. Frederick McGregor, a vagrant, three months at House of Industry. In South Boston Court Charles Linton six months at House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
George H. Miller
Mary Lyndall
Reformatory
George S. Wentworth
Michael A. O'Connor
Roxbury Court
Mary J. Fleming
Reformatory Prison
Frederick McGregor
House of Industry
South Boston
Charles Linton
House of Correction
Real estate transfers list for Boston areas including Roxbury and Dorchester
A long list of property conveyances across Boston districts shows parcels sold or mortgaged on streets such as Columbus Avenue Troy Albany Streets Commercial Street Warren Street Mills Street Dale Street Centre Street Clarence Street South Harvard Street Havre Street Auburn Street Maple Street Granee Street and more. Buyers include individuals and institutions like Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company, Cambridgeport Savings Bank and Union Institution for Savings with prices ranging into thousands and parcels described by frontage and acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Avenue
Augustus 8
Miller
Josee Boynton
Stephen H. Warbell
Troy
Albany
Eldwin Pope
Susan Pope
Commercial Street
John Worster
Ely
Rostop
Chestnut Street
Charles A. Cotting
Ruth E. Parker
Abraham Freeman
Northampton Street
Charles C. Barry Et al
Charles W. Cartwright
Joanna A. Wells
Roxbury
Warren Street
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
Mathilde
Solomon Friedman
Lana
Warren
Hayward Stree's
Georgianna
Eugene L. Buffinton
Solomon S. Rowe
Mills Street
George
Abbott
Lucy J
Samuel S Campbell
Dale Street
William Lowry
Union Institution For Savings
Dorchester
Harvard Street
Otis Shepard
Cambridgeport Savings Bank
Edward McKeehnie
Welcome soap brand praised for purity and lasting quality
The article extols Curtis Davis & Co. Welcome laundry soap as superior to common brands, noting its purity, safety, and reliability. It highlights the firm's long history since 1835, other popular brands, and warns against low-cost washing liquids that damage fabrics. The Welcome trademark features two clasped hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Curtis Davis & O.’S
Peerless
Curtis Davis
Navy Officers Face Inquiries as Powhatan Sails West Indies
A court of inquiry was convened in Washington over charges against Assistant Paymaster Frank Plankett of the U S Navy for irregular financial transactions though current accounts with the department are stated as correct. Assistant Engineer Albert B Willets is assigned to the Powhatan and Medical Inspector David Kindleverger is moved to waiting orders. The U S S Powhatan under Capt Brame arrived Hampton Roads to refuel 125 tons of coal then saluted Rear Admiral Wyman's pennant before departing for the West Indies. Commodore Hughes aboard the receiving ship Franklin was saluted and Capt J H Gillis will depart around the 25th with Capt J B Jouett to take command of the Franklin around March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. Willets
Powhatan
David Kindleverger
Asiatic Squadron
Washington
Frank Plankett
United States Navy
Plankett
Department
Norfolk
U. S. S. Powhatan
Brame
Hampton Roads
R. W. Wyman
Tennessee
A. K. Hughes
Franklin
Sales at Brokers' Board Feb 6 First Call
The entry lists large block bids and prices for railroad and mining shares, showing first and second call values. Names include Hartford & Krie7s, Pere Marquette, Denver and Rio Grande, Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe, Union Pacific, and several small miners, with price quotes and lot sizes across multiple states and exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Santa
Aires
Maincentral
Pueblo and
Arkan
Cedar Rapids
Sas Val. R
Bos
Albany
Rock & Fort
Bos. & Low
Smith
Marie K
Denver
Bur
Missour
Tn Grande
BED
Precles
Kan
City
St. Joe
Cin Src
Sly Coun
N.york & N.eng
Braska
Mandhr& Lawrie Ra
Eastern
Boyle Oeden’s & Lake Cham- Bouo
Ra. Com
N.y&n. Ais Ly
Falls
Eesereses Ee
Conway
Tite
Gt. Falls
Union Pac
Conwat
Nasaua Ra
Bell Telephone Co
East
Keston
Wis Ty “Ra
Maverick Land Co
Atlantic
Denver& Rio Granaekk
Fust Anu Gf
Antan’y Mining
Vibea Caedanne Tnt OO
Sess
Franklin Min. Co
St. Louis & San Fran Do Pets
Sibnis Bence Essece Ae
Cisco Rd
Wbnse
Essece
Basse
Vacsgs
Chicago & W
Quincy Min
Town Gentral Rd
Suver Isset Minn
Rou
Wcveescea
Manhattan
Star Mining Co
Atch. & Neb. Ra
Ime Mo. Kiv
Sante Loo Summit Branch
Boston Water
San. & Clev
Rutland
Sullivan
Paws
Madison Minne Co
FIO
I Sas Cdc
Seth Ouse
Tims Falls
Wisccc
Qusvnia Accuvevance
Brookline Land
Boston Land Co
APD
Boston Stock Board
Summit Branch
Cincinnati
Sandusky
Cleveland
Atchison
Topeka
Santa Fe
Flint
Pere Marquette
Little Rock
Fort Smith
New York
New England
Hartford and Erie
Railroad and mine stocks listed in scattered notes
A dense catalog of securities and company names appears, including Pacific Coast rail lines, Boston interests, Missouri Kansas Texas, St Louis San Francisco interests, copper and coal concerns, and various land and water power holdings. The fragment references prices, shares, and locations like Boston, Ogden, Ogden and Lane, Little Rock, and Kansas City, with scattered percentages and dollar figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo& Arkansas S
Valley
Lowa Central Iid
Eastern Railroaa
Bos. & Me
Nutira & Erie i
Caer Sc
UN. Pac
Ogden & Lane
Maverick Land Co
Plain Rd
Osenees
Boston Land Co
Old Colony
Rutland Rd
Bos. Wat
Summit Branch
Boylston Street
Iam Incove
Em Co
Sshewawanese
Bell Télephone Co
Union Land
Ake Pe
Atlantic
Missouri
Kansas
Kan City
Lawrence
Southern
South Kan
West Kk
Fuscott& Gulf Room
J Calumet
Hecta Ns Cs
Saks
Miving Co
Copper Falls
Little Rock
Fort 1550
Ranktin
St. Louis & San Fran
Osceola Min Co
Cisco Ro
Pewabic Min Co
Chicago & West Oe
Apatite
Sarsidesee
AMD
Boston
aMiOa
France da Calis
South
Kan
W. Ra
Cim
S.& Oley. Rd
N. York & N. EB
St. Louis
San Fran
ciscoRd
Great Falls
Io Chicago
Michii Conway RA
Ie Up Fine & P Marquet R
IV Atch
Hopeka
Santa Ports
Yaaas
Stebeecenvvene
Ind
Cin, & Lafayette
Terre Haute
Eiceee
St. Louis & Pac
Wesccensencs
Erie and Western
Stsh
Central Pacific
Col
St. L
Silo Hieo
Kansas and
Texas
Kansas Pacific
Gentral
Northern Pacific
Eeceseas
Encessevess
Shore & Mich
Louisville & Nashville
Anada Southern
Houston and
Amchican Central
Bos
Air Line
Western Uu
Telegraph
Pacific Te
Dicago
Northwest
Pacific Mai Ve
St. Paul & Linx City
Wells. Margo & Co
American Express
Elaware & Lackawanna
S. Express
Forris and Essex
Canton
el. & Hudson Coal Co
Quicasuver Mim. CO
COOMA
Bio and
Mississippi
Central Pacific Bonds
Union Pacific Firsts
Uclg
Hesapeake & Obio
Mobile & Obio
Jeveld & Columbus
Deion Pacific
Wabash
Pacific
Western Union
Mate Ta
Little Pittapurg
OU. S&s
Pacific Mail
Rock Island
Panama
Fort Wayne
Pittsburg
Chattanooga
Winds Central
Quincy
Chicago
Alwa
New York Central
Hudson River Road
Harlem
Lake Shore
Canada Southern
Midh
Central
Erie
Northwestern
Wilg
St Paul
Sioux City
Minneapolis
Delaware and Lackawanna
Morris and
Essex
Del
Hudson
New Jersey
St. Jo
Iron Mountain
San Francisco
Ohlicago
New Orlleans
Union Pacific
A. and P. Telegraph
Boston Water Power
Reading
Adams Express Company
Wells Fargo & Co
S Express Co
Am. Merchants’ Express Company
United States Express Co
Quicksilver
de Preferrea
Landsrauts
Hartford and
Boston Land
Houston
Sutro Tunnel
Homestake
Ontario
Central Arizona
Little Pittsburg
Deadwood
Excelsior
Climax
Caribou
Tioga
Moose
la Platta
Shamrock
Consolidated Virginia
Leadville
Martin White
Green Mountain
Bodie
California
Hakill
Mono
South Hite
Belle Isle
South Noonday
Independence
Mariposa
Plumas
New York
Colorado
South Bulwer
Grand Prize
Caledonia Black Hills
Sierra Nevada
Bulwer
Buckeye
Great Fastern
Imperial
Dahlonega
Granville
Goodshaw
Navajo
Hichbardson, Hill & CO
Water Street
Beeston
Bay End
Eastern
Money Matters in Boston and Markets Abroad
Boston money matters show steady lending with rates 4% to 6% on prime notes and banks’ balances firm. New York call loans firm. Bank of England discount unchanged at 3%. Government securities remain firm with 5s and 1880 81s rising, Treasury purchases eyed for next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
New Bedford
Blake Bros. & Co
State Street
Bank of England
New York Post
Treasury
Goodrow
Post-office Square
Wall Street
United States
Railroad consolidations and leadership shifts across lines
The York World reports on terms binding the Denver and Rio Grande and the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe for ten years and potential leadership changes at both Santa Fe and A T and Santa Fe. It also notes Wabash interests in the Indianapolis Cincinnati and Lafayette road and stock relocations involving Denver Pacific and Kansas Pacific. Further items cover St Joseph and Western lease prospects and anticipated consolidations shaping western rail networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York World
Denver and Rio Grande Railway
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
A. Y. and Santa Fe
Denver and Rio Grande Road
A., T. and Santa Fe
Albuquerque
San Francisco
Nickerson
A., PF
Santa Fe
A. and i
Ss. Louis
T. J. Coolidge
Boston
Chicago
Burlington and Amacy
Chicago Tribune
A. IL. Hopkins
Wabash, St. Louis and
Pacific
Tribune
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Lafayette
Wabash
Cieinati, Lafayette and Chicago
Kankakee
Milnois Central
Southwestern
Denver Pacific
St. Louis Republican
Republican
Kansas Pacific Company
Arapahoe County
Jay Gould
Kansas Pacific
Union Pacific
Repubbiican
Denver
South Park
Gould
ST. Joseph and Western R. R
St. Joseph
St. Joseph and Western Railroad
Elwood
A. ‘J. Sexton
E. Sleppy
John Doviphan
Nien Pacific
St. Joseph and Western
Money market turns and stock action in New York setting
Trading opened with active money on call at 5 6 percent and advances in exchange rates to about 48234 to 483 for long and 48434 to 485 for short sight. Rail and iron companies led gains early, while midday rhythm saw a minor pullback. Kansas and Texas Road earnings for January totaled 367327 against 194454 last year. Outside stocks remained mixed with notable activity in Erie, Pacific Mail and Lake Shore among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Missouri
Wits and Do
Eric Onso
Kansas
Texas
Heas
Erie
Western
Pacific
Tall
Iron Mountain
Arietta
Cincinnati
Marietta and
Cincinnati Road
Kansas and Texas Road
Ontario and Western
Atlantic
Great Western
Denver and
Rio Grande
St. Joseph and Western
Flint
Pere Marquette
Boston
Hartford
Missouri Pacific
Lala
Texas Pacific
Stock Exchange
Pacific Mail
Delaware
Lackawanna
Union Pacific
Western Union
Little Pittsburg
Northern Pacific
Boston Water Power
Can. Southern
Chesapeake and Ohio
J. C
Del
Lackawanna and Western
Delaware and Hudson
Hannibal
St. Jo
Lake Shore
Lake
Chattanooga
St. Louis
N. J. Gentral
Historic railroad and mining stock quotes across exchanges
A dense listing of railroad and mining shares with prices and preferences across major lines such as Northern Pacific, Union Pacific, Reading and Central Pacific, plus mining names like Homestake and Sierra Nevada. Entries include bid percentages, preferreds, and notable stock markers for a broad market snapshot.
Wheat and grain markets see steady London and Liverpool readings
Floating cargoes of wheat improve while corn remains firm in London. Market notes describe steady No 2 spring wheat and good red winter cargoes off the coast, with Calfornia shipping wheat and various prices quoted in Liverpool. Cotton, flour, and provisions also show mixed movements as futures edge higher before quieting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mark Lane
Liverpool
California
Fed
Fiour
Uplands
Orleans
Cotton Brokers’ Association
Sea Island
New York
New Orleans
Texas
Isige
Ohio
St. Louis
Minnesota
City Mills
Europe
West Indies
Milwaukee
Sta
Rio
French Island
United
Silesian
Chicago
Timothy
Boot and shoe market shows active demand in early orders
On Friday Feb 6 the boot and shoe market remained moderately active with about sixty personal buyers mainly from small jobbing trades in the Southern and Southwestern centers. Movement of goods is large in execution of early orders, though new business is constrained by the volume of those orders.
Western boot and shoe trade shows limited new buying
Western buyers are scarce as a few return shoppers press for quicker deliveries. Jobbers report improved trades with Spring goods nearly sold, while manufacturers resist price cuts. Last week’s exports reach 49,606 cases. total shipments since January 1 stand at 219,976 cases, up from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Multistation Atlantic Trade Ledger Summary
Imports listed at Boston London and Caribbean ports with numerous ships and cargoes. Items include pig iron bars rubber leather paper goods jute beer wine and chemicals from firms like David Taylor & Sons Bray & Hayes and Stoddard Lovering. steamer and schooner arrivals noted across ports including Martinique Cardenas Mayaguez and Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pag
Hooper
Chase Lundell
David Taylor & Sons
Bray & Hayes
Glass Stone & Powner
L Hha
Harris
Stoddard, Lovering & Co
Hooper, Lewis & Co
K & L Chase
Holligesworth & Co
S& S Pierce & Co
AV & M Williams & Co
Dennis
Hart, Taylor & Co
Boston
Dvewood & Chemical Co
Morton, Rose & Co
Quirin & Co
St, Pierre
Martinique
John G Hall & Co
Thayer & Lincoln
A & S E Spring & Co
Foreign Exports and Trade Items Across Ports
In Glasgow and Cardenas many consignments are listed including steamer Dorian with 1 200 barrels and 10 426 sacks, and schooner Charles Morrison with 54 percent second-hand molasses. Other ports show varied goods such as hardware, tin ware, oils, oranges, textiles, leather, drugs, stationery, paper, glassware, lumber, rubber, hides, and confectionery among many details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Scot
Dorian
Cardenas
Cuba
Charles &. Morrison
Pks
Trade ledger of hides and rail orders across multiple firms
A historical listing of numerous firms and consignments note hides pelts bales and skins shipped by rail steamship lines and riverboats. It records quantities such as 64 hides 500 hides 66 hides and 67 rolls for various co owners including Merritt & co EB Hull & co and J Redmond with lines like Boston Albany Rail Road and Eastern Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany Railroad
Nolan
Burbank
Shaw & Bros
Bishop & Co
Bigelow & Co
Maine Railroad
Lawin & Co
Kenny Poor & Son
Foster,Colburn & Co
Cutler, Foster & Co
Perry & Co
Lowell Railroad
Maddock
Nichols
Rolls Arey & Maddock
Bolls J M Jones & Co
Baes
Homer Bros
Bolls
Warren & Pratt
Munroe & Arnold
Peabody Express
Glésices
Charles Harrington & Co
Hull & Co
Nek & Eaton
Merritt & Co
Salem Express
M Barrett & Co
Henry
George Plaisted & Son
F Johnson & Co
Old Colony Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Jordan
Redmond
Leonard
Eastern Railroad
Sawyer
Hollis & Co
Morse & Barrett
Tuck
Philadelphia
Aries
Quirin & Co
Baltimore
William Crane
Mixed Cotton and Grain Markets Across Cities
Telegraph reports from New York Chicago Cincinnati Albany and Detroit show varied trading for cotton flour wheat corn oats and related commodities. Prices range with cotton steady near unchanged while flour and wheat advance in export markets and grain receipts rise in multiple hubs.
Cotton Markets Report From New York Memphis and Savannah
Telegraph to the Boston Post reports a comparative cotton statement with New York week receipts 105 758 bales and total 3 387 551 bales. Exports for the week 63 582 bales, stock at ports 991 126 bales. Memphis receipts 1 758 bales with stock 123 823 bales. Savannah receipts 3 428 bales, stock 77 833 bales, middling prices quoted around 42 9 16c. Market conditions show firmness in all regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neww York
United States
Memphis
Lzge
Savannati
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Galveston
Great Britain
Wilmington
Norfolk
New Orleans
Charleston
Philadelphia
Agusta
Stocs
New York
Great Fountain
Continent
ST Louis
France
Transatlantic Shipping News Busy with Gales and Arrivals
The report lists multiple ships in January and February reporting heavy westerly gales and high seas off Bermuda and Cape Hatteras. Vessels exchange positions near Windsor NS and Mayaguez while and freighters, brigs, and steamers clear for New York Boston and Liverpool with cargoes of sugar cotton and lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooper
JG Hall & Co
St Thomas
M E Corpet
Morrill
Yarmouth
Bermuda
Iast
Barcelona
Halcrow
Catania
Messina
Palermo
Baring Bros
Falmouth
Hall
St John
Eastport
Portland
Centipede
Smith
Philadelphia
Aries
Googin
John Rooks
Liscomb
Portiana
George A Chafee
Young
Gloucester
Hackensack
Ray
Duxbury
Mass
English
Mayaguez
Dana Brothers
Cape Ratteras
Angeline
Deegan
Boston
Ann Amelia
Idg
Athur
Simpson
Miragoane
Fow
Andrew Cutting
Wsw
Balkamah
Stechford
Calcutta
New York
M Winch
Norena
Nichols
Cardenas
Atkins & Co
Vineyard Bavep
Kinsman 8 Co
Florida
Belfast
Gillmore
Jacksonville
Cape Charlies
Cape Hatteras
Moseley, Wheelwright & Co
Sir Charles
Hoody
Coffin, Gonaives
AS & G Lewis
C K Moody
Vineyard Haven
Minot’s Ledge
Boston Bay
Samuel Gilman
Hodgdon
Charleston
Fire Island
Ralph Howes
Getchell
Wilmington
Charles Smith
Alice
Aiacins
Highins
Match
Virginia
Sens
Sunlight
Nellie
Jerrel
Jerrell
Sailie
Boston Bound Vessels and Coal Cargoes Placed to Wind
From Vineyard Haven and Gloucester reports list multiple schooners sailing to Boston and Salem with cargoes and schedules. Several vessels including Frank Parsons Cushman Maria Adelaide Asa H Pervere and others depart for pawtuxent river Hoboken and Boston. A coal laden ship Acorn ashore near Edgartown was hauled off by the revenue steamer Dexter with no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Walter E Palmer
Staples
Miragoane
Boston
Mirigoane
Arthur
Wyoming
Stariignt
Edward Burton
Ldg
Frank Parsons
Cushman
New York
Maria Adelaide
Hall
Hoboken
Salem
Asa H Pervere
Brown
Pawtuxent River
Sailey
Schs
Charlie Stedman
Albert W Smith
Harriet Thomas
Alice
D Gifford
Nelle Jerrell
B M Buenler
Laura V Rose
Joe Carleton
Keoka
Kate E Rich
Nellie Lawper
D S Williams Jr
Colin C Baker
Geo W Glover
B L Eaton
J Lindsey
J Morgan
Percy, Lookout
Allie Oakes
Sch
A & Ames
Rockland
Acorn
Philadelphia
Edgartown
Dexter
Whalers and ship news from New London to Russell
In New London on February 5, Pilot's Bride Lindsey from New York arrived fit for whaling. Auckland reports James Arnold Wilson from New Bedford reached Russell December 18 with 260 barrels of spermaceti oil 70 barrels of whale oil and 118 pounds bone. Horatio Grant from New Bedford reached Russell December 16 then sailed again December 27 with 120 barrels spermaceti oil 250 barrels oil and 2500 pounds bone. Bark John Dawson Warren from New Bedford reported with 69 barrels spermaceti oil and crew sick with scurvy at Enderby Island but later recovered and rejoined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Lindsey
New York
Auckland
James Arnold
Wilson
New Bedford
Russell
Horatio
Grant
John Dawson
Warren
Enderby Island
Wrecks and ship distress off Cape Ann and Atlantic ports
Reports from Boston and New York mariners detail wrecks and groundings along Cape Ann, Hoboken and Charleston. Vessels including Castalia and others suffered hull damage, with crews saved or ashore. ships like Kate Newman and Augustina are noted as lost or awaiting salvage as wrecking crews operate from New London to Lewes Delaware.
Maritime Traffic Update From New York Harbor
A series of steamships are reported in the New York area. Elysia sails to London while Ethiopia heads to Glasgow from New York on February 2 and 4. Parthia lies 100 miles off Sandy Hook at 9 30 PM on February 4, and Canada remains outbound to London from New York on February 4. Viscount sails from Calcutta toward New York on February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elysia
New York
London
Ethiopia
Glasgow
Sandy Hook
Parthia
Canada
Viscount
Calcutta
Ports and vessels sailings in Atlantic trade network
A detailed list of ships schooners brigs and steamers with their ports of call sailings arrivals and clears across Charlest on Baltimore New York Norfolk Boston and many other ports. Entries note vessels such as the Annandale M Blower Osman O'Brien and Walter Franklin among others with dates Ar 4th 5th and 6th and destinations including New Orleans Liverpool Rio de Janeiro and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardrossan
Kicker
New York
Pauillac
Waseu
United States
Deal
Cashier
Telfer
Bremen
Gottenburg
Lea
Nelison
Savannah
Hamburg
Horsley
Rooke
Baltimore
Havre
Venere
Poschich
Saitea
Yrames Peake
Graham
Liverpool
Alhambra
Alexander
Stow & Burgess
Anderson
San Francisco
Excelsior
Jacobsen
Charleston
Pringfred Cari
Mohr
Quebec
Dale
Portland
Rosse
Gregory
Lord Lynnhurst
Hoberts
Julius
Meemsen
Galveston
Repubiic
Irvine
Hibernian
Archer
Ballymore
Illinois
Shackford
Philadelphia
London
Beszarabia
Crosby
Casperson
Londonderry
New
Dunkirk
Newry
Ariadne
Hansen
Kate Harding
Watts
Newcastle
Adna
St Michaels
Bark &Moress
Vehlow
Acelia Thurlow
Gallison
Newark
Palermo
Alexandria
Linquister
Queenstown
Granite
Isefir
Boston
Hth
Montana
Gadd
Ermino
South America
Knowles
Rotterdam
Lucas
Rio Janeiro
City of Para
Carpenter
Astoria
Bark Lane
Atkinson
Chips Tecumseh
Lincoln
Nelson
Fulerton
Excel
Washington
Aml
Petersburg
Apalachicola
Redown
Byrne
Bordeat X
Sandy Hook
Brunswick
Creared
St Simon’s Mills
Liwood Doran
Warrington
Henry A Taber
Perry
Ccharleston
Rappahannock
George EK Bowdoin
Phillips
Portsmouth
William P Davis
Moon
Mon Justo
Joe Index
M B Tower
E KE Birdsall
Horse Island Harbor
James Ford
Fisk
Parker's Head
Edward H Edwards
Cottridge
Calais
Walter Franklin
Mallock
Sesouness
E& G W Hinds
1Uil
Bertha J Fellows
Clark
Lartington
Metcalf
Nannie T Bell
Mobile
Providence
Elias Ross
Lewis
Mary G Collins
Somers
Boothbay
Hanrahan
Whittemore
Jennier Carter
Sargent
Kem Sawyer
Falkingham
St John
Willie DeVore
Bloomer
Cape Ann
New Lonon
Harbor
Jane
Haskell
Bridgeport
Fall River
Equator
Hinckley
Seth Hyena
St George
Somerset
Fall River Bridge
Fortrekss
Monroe
Ar Sth
Norman
Helgesen
Martinique
Embla
McKenzie
Gloucester
Altimore
Alveston
Romulus
Trail
Garaift
Hyannis
Port
Mary Amanda
Sylvester
Swageler
Blue Sea
Chanticleer
Sylph
Lady Thorn
Bass River
Joshua Bragdon
Stryon
Jacksonville
Arth
John McDermott
Davis
New Orleans
Gibraltar
Tennesen
St Thomas
Fannie H Jennings
Neil
Matanzas
Gardenia
Sliff
Carl Haasted
Boe
Rouen
Port Bads
Chalmette
Norfolk
Lizzie
Charles
Baylis
Gladding
Union
Faurot
Sarah
Lawson
Neille E Gray
Bucksport
James English
Barker
Weehawken
A W Thompson
Mullen
New Bedford
Smith
P Simpson
Mahoney
Scythia
Hains
State of Texas
Nickerson
Kerry
Neptune
Berry
Suboie
Godburn
HavTe
Startin
Golden Fleece
Trim
Demerara
Silas
Martin
Parker
Warren Island
Swis Rescue
Bernard
Port Maria
Bonanza
Allen
Rio Hache
Jennie Z Woodhouse
Lowrey
Whos
Harrison
Rawley
Joseph Pender
Robinson
Wilmmeton
Northern Light
Edwards
Minnie T Taylor
Taylor
J Nickerson
Tarr
Mary C Decker
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