Memory of Toa Member and Cambridge Reorganization
House actions include eulogies for Dr. Rowse R. Clarke of Northbridge and a special election set for February 27 to fill his Worcester district seat. A bill to exempt liquor trial participants from jury service proposes reorganizing Cambridge registrars of voters and removing the city clerk from the board. Senate debate on limiting Legislature sessions was tabled. Democrats plan a caucus Monday after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Rowse R. Clarke
Northbridge
Worcester
Noyes
Dr. Clarke
Board of Registrars of Voters
Cambridge
Senate
House
Millbury petition to take Singletary pond for water supply
The Senate suspended rules to admit Millbury's petition for authority to take Singletary pond and other sources for a water supply, plus power to buy water from Worcester and issue bonds. Committee reports span labor, public service, and judiciary. various bills recommended passage or disposition. calendar items include death certificates, civil service secretary salary, and liquor law amendments. Brookline Land setback noted with Boston Water Power Company request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladd
Millbury
Worcester
Senator Stevens
Committee On Labor
Hartwell
Committee On Public Service
Franklin County
Clark
Berkshire
Committee On the Judiciary
House
Benjamin Cushing
Boston
McAlpine
Mansfield
Lynn
Senate
Wilmington
Fourth District Court
Middlesex
Civil Service Commission
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Boston Water Power Company
Brookline Land Company
Insurance Clerk Extra for Clerical Help and Militia Loss Aid
Insurance Commissioner Merrill requested 1300 additional for clerical aid. House, on Ware of Boston motion, ordered printing 1000 extra copies of the topographical survey report and map. Military Affairs recommends funding to cover losses of uniforms and gear for Companies C and G, Sixth Regiment, militia from the Lowell armory fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
Ware
Boston
House
Topographical Survey Commission
Lowell
Public Service Committee
Essex
Middlesex
Frank E. Howard
Second District Court
Worcester
Insurance Department
Henry T. Rede
South Frmingham
Finance Committee
Committee On Cities
Taunton
Cambridge
Board of Registrars of Voters
Wilde of
Maiden
Rowse RK. Clarke
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Rowse R. Clarke
Commonwealth
Messrs. Wilde
Malden
Gile
Haggerty
Southbridge
Hartwell
Ayer
Senate considers expanding liens to moving of buildings
Senator Southworth urged a bill to amend section 1, chapter 191, Public Statutes to allow labor liens on moving a building, not just erection or alteration. The push follows A M Richards of Charlestown moving a large Nantasket hotel, who lacked a lien for his labor due to Trask v Searle. The judiciary committee weighs a public hearing as labor officials discuss alleged improprieties in intelligence offices and possible police responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Committee On
Boston
Committee On Fisheries and Game
Hanson
North River
Committee On Public Health
Boards of Health
Board of Health
Senator Southworth
Suffolk
Senate Judiciary Committee
A. M. Richards
Charlestown
Nantasket
Trask
Dudley
Levi Davis
Charlotte Smith
Committee On Labor
Boston Board of Police
Washington
Baltimore
Richmond
New York
Messrs. Byrne
Pillar
Central Labor Union
Smith
Reading Miners Strike Probed by U S Committee
A House special committee under Speaker Carlisle opened hearings on the Reading railroad strike. Representative Brumm of Pennsylvania testified that overproduction and concentrated coal control by Heading, Lackawanna and Lehigh, tied to high freight charges, fueled the dispute. He noted miners were authorized to seek arbitration with Reading, which was rejected. President Corbin to testify Monday. committee heads to Philadelphia next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carlisle
Reading
Bramm
Pennsylvania
Lackawanna and
Lehigh
Philadelphia
Reading Railroad
Corbin
Farmers Institute opens season with English farm life talk
The second Marshfield Agricultural and Horticultural Society Farmers Institute began at 10 AM in Mansuri eip with large attendance. Rev Alfred Cross of Dighton spoke on Farm Life in England, describing English tenant farmers as comfortable stewards of larger estates. Hon George K Loring of Boston followed with a brief address and discussion, then the gathering dissolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansurieip
Farmers’ Institute
Marshfield Agricultural and Horticultural Society
Alfred Cross
Dighton
England
Cross
South Shore
George K. Loring
Boston
Testimony Begins in Tyler Insurance Suit in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn on February 10 testimony was given in the suit to recover life insurance proceeds on John Tyler who held $800000 in coverage. Colonel Henry J. Bowen testified that Tyler said he would kill himself to benefit his creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
John Tyler
Henry J. Bowen
Star Route Fame
Tyler
Bowen Faces Humiliating Cross Examination in Trial
Bowen endured a humiliating cross examination about his reputation and record as testimony concluded. The jury is expected to return a sealed verdict tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen
Praising Silence Patton Pick Sparks Presbyterian Fuss
The election of Dr. Patton as Princeton College president drew surprise and disappointment among Chicago Presbyterians. Professor David Swing critiqued Patton as lacking dynamic leadership, preferring figures like Roberts or McPherson, and urged a more worldly, animated approach for guiding students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Chicago
Dr. Patton
Princeton College
David Swing
Patton
Princeton
New Jersey
Roberts
McPherson
Walter Scott
Ship News Arrivals and Departures Listed
A brief ship news item lists steamer arrivals and departures, noting vessels in port and expected departures. The notice references the first page for a full list and times.
Notice to Captains at United States Signal Station Boston
Observations recorded on February 10 at 7 am Boston time correspond to noon Greenwich, noting wind and barometer readings. Captains should adjust ship instruments by one one hundredth of an inch for every ten feet above sea level based on daily barometer checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Greenwich
Lewis Wharf
Yarmouth
Digby
Walter Hall
Joan G. Hall & CO
Chatham Street
Port of Boston Freight Arrivals and Cleared Vessels on Feb 10
The port reports arrivals and clearances including the Venetian from Liverpool with cargo to Thayer & Lincoln, Gen Whitney from New York, Forest City from Portland, and barges from Hoboken. Several steamers and schooners are listed, with conditions described as violent squalls, high seas, and variable weather from the Grand Banks to port. Weather at Cape Cod and Hull noted as wind, snow, and varying visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venetian
Itr
Trant
Liverpool
Muse
Thayer & Lincoln
Grand Banks
Gen Whitney
Bearse
New York
Ul M Whitney
Forest City
Snowman
Portland
City of
Sooloo
van Wort
Floboken
Lorena
St Jago
Vineyard Haven
Nash, Spariding & Co
Whitney
Pousland & Co
Lucinda
Potter
Rogers
Josiah R Smith
Case
Norfolk
Joshua Baker
Kelley
Allen Green
Megathiin
Baltimore
Samuel Dilloway
Brendige
Charles L Mitchell
Frost
Henry P Mpson
Perry
Addie
Bacon
Port Johnson
Ann E Valentine
Pinkham
Tug Seguin
Thomas W Slaven
Hoboken
E Merwin
O’brien
John C Haynes
Hamilton
Woodward Abrahams
Snow
Sir Carrie
Norton
Hodgdon
Siberian
Moore
Glasgow
H& A Allan
Cephalonia
Barkentine
Agnes R Bacon
Cape Cod
Lizzie Carter
Portsmouth
Charters and Freight Rates Across Atlantic Cities
New York charters include German ship Anna bound for Bremen, Adela S. Hills to Corunna, and vessels to Japan, Halifax, and Port-au-Prince with varied cargoes. San Francisco notes Robert L Belknap and Louisiana chartered Cork or UK, while Boston reports shifting coal and pine freight rates with multiple coal charters, ice shipments, and pine term dealings among New York, Boston, Norfolk, Rockport, and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anna
Bremen
Harmurg
Adela S. Hills
Corunna
Rice
Japan
Charleston
Jacksonville
Cardenas
Hatteras
Hoboken
Portland
Sagua
Halifax
Lee
Matanzas
Port-au-Prince
Petit Goave
St Mare
Para
Savannah
Fernandina
San Francisco
Robert L Belknap
Louisiana
Cork
United Kingdom
Corryvgreenan
Boston
Tarkentine Geneva
River Platte
Baltimore
Rockport
Norfolk
Richmond
Clark’s Cove
Washington
Portsmouth
Hodgdon’s Mills
Sih May Williams
Boothbay
Hoston
Philadelphia
Fla
Brunswick
Weymouth
Boathound Freight News From New England Ports
Shipping notes report Bertha Nickerson and Bertha D Nickerson sailing from Boothbay to New York, Aurora Borealis and related vessels to Saint John and Perkataie, with crews shipping for ear start. Gloucester reports multiple small craft and frozen fleet leftovers, including Ethel Maud and others, while Vineyard Haven notes rough weath er and drift ice near Nantucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothbay
Bertha Nickerson
Thompson
New York
Aurora Forealis
St John
M Gilmore
Teel
S Nickerson & Son
James Pool
Lewis Edgdon
Hank Her
Bertha D Nickerson
Cora C Meader
Meader
Perkataie
Jhile Beal
Jonesport
Aurora Borealis
John
Gloucester
Ethel Maud
Bessie M Wells
Gertie Evelyn
Abby A Snow
Amos Cutter
Hector
Marion Grimes
Ethel
Georges
Newfoundland
W OD Daisley
Edward 8Ivelett
Annie M Jordan
Landseer
Elie A Neuss
Robert J Idwards
Alice
Alice Jordan
Vineyard Haven
Helen H Benedict
Norfolk
Boston
Bark Nineveh
Bermuda
Gulf Stream
Nelson Bartlett
Thomaston
Newport News
St Thomas
Salt Pond
Sea Gull
Nantucket
Cross Rip
Vessels In Port And At Sea As Ice Delays Prolonged Voyage
The Underwriter and her tow with crew Lulu J C Clifford E M Reed and William Bee returned this afternoon due to ice conditions as westerly winds favor progress. Several vessels remain in port including M Winch Confidence Jennie Cushman Nineveh Navarino Albert D Butler Ks M Reed Lin Helen St Benedict William Bee J Gufford Fred Walton Lucy A Davis and barges Roooo Joel Cook Laurens. Other ships passed or anchored near Squash Meadow Shoal, East end. westward movement limited by ice with several vessels bound for Boston New York Bar Harbor and Halifax awaiting better seas. Wind NNW moderate and clouds prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu
J C Clifford
E M Reed
William Bee
M Winch
Jennie Cushman
Nineveh
Schs
Navarino
Albert D Butler
Ks M Reed
Luin
Helen St Benedict
Gufford
Fred Walton
Lucy A Davis
Roooo
Joel Cook
Laurens
J Lermond
New Orleans
Toston
Squash Meadow Shoal
Sir Clara Goodwin
Boston
Ar 10Th
Tug Novelty
New York
Mary Whitridge
South Shore
Jones
Garry L Whiton
Kate
James Ives
Blake
Hoboken
B L Exton
Grearson
MM Chase
Brewster
Worth Amboy
Portsmouth
Douglass Port Johnson
Belfast
Charles
Bayley
Gallant Hoboken
Bar Harbor
Dart
Whittaker
St John
Harvester
McLennan
Port Johnson
Ayr
Fowler
Weehawken
Adelene
Brown
Halifax
Alaska
Horton
Cross Rip
Falmouth
Harold B Cousins
Davis
Charles & Balch
Manson
Baltimore
James B Pace
Thrasher
Somerset
Lord Lansdowne
Archer
Glasgow
Beaconsfield
Cotton
Bordeaux
Kenilworth
Graham
Port Antonio
Walter Massey
Phelan
Aspinwall
William H Dird
Higbee
AH Pearry
Pearry
New Haven
Robert J Barr
Weaver
Savannah
Mount Hope
Crowley
New Bedford
RK Woodside
Wade
Jeanie Lippett
Chase
Providence
Pocahontas
Phillips
Hattie
Williams
Perry
Lizzie W Harrison
Warren
Thanemore
Montana
Texas
Berkshire
Icis Hatties Williams
E B Douglass
A F Kindberg
E Moore
Walker Armington
F Walker
Sin
New Point
Rufus E Wood
Sanego
Brunswick
Adelheld & Bertha
Evans
Montevideo
Port Augusta
Hogg
Liverpool
Chatham
Mass
Barkentine
Provincetown
Highlands
Chatham Bay
Hopetown
Thompson
Tybee
Delaware City
W Brune
Lewis
Edgartown
Telegraph
Portland
James Ford
Garfield
Fall River
Mary A Hood
Enterprise
Robinson
Galveston
Comal
Risk
Ocean Prince
Milburn
Cienfuegos
Hyannis
Douglas Taynes
Dunton
Wiscasset
Bridgeport
Cerdic
French
Edward H Furber
Wentworth
Abby K Bentley
Kelly
Sdis
Helen Hasbrouck
Sprague
Norfolk
Bessie H Beach
McKeague
Jennie E Righter
Crossley
S A Rudolph
Mullen
Washington
Chase Davis
Sooy
Robert Morgan
St Jago
Mark Krone
Tonning
Pernambuco
Sch Belle Brown
Port de Paix
Elgiva
St Ann’s Bay
Excelsior
Strathay
Urquhart
Aleppy
Curacoa
Norton
Waesland
Antwerp
City of Richmond
Lahn
Bremen
Crystal
Leith
Eleanora
Johann Friedrich
Hamburg
Krone
Echelle Brown
Persian Monarch
Hull
Saint Ronans
Colon
Hekla
Copenagen
Tower Hill
London
George W Clyde
Holmes
Grand Turk
Henderson
Amalfi
Kraeft
Lucy P Miller
Homer
Bucksport
la Normandie
de Kersabice
Havre
Zaandam
Ponsen
Amsterdam
City of Chicago
Watkins
Aurania
Hains
Miranda
Leseman
Port Cortez
Bergenland
Beynon
Mineola
Bristol
Kng
Burgandia
Dulac
Marseilles
Bedford
Mahon
Haddon Hall
Carrie Heekie
Colcord
Port Natal
Havana
Simmons
John H Crandon
Mary Jenness
Cochran
Georgie D Paive
Nickerson
Pointe-a-Pitre
Hell Gate
Blue Bird
Dickle
Olonne
France
Wood
John L Treat McLure
Phebe J Woodruff
Andrew Adams
A & E Hooper
Woolley
Wood's Hall
Newport
Jonathan Bourne
Robert Byron
Willis
Rockland
Commerce
Sch
Alice Montgomery
Howard Williams
Foster
Rall River
Mark Kate
Cardenas
Portland Packet
Gardner
Eastport
Reading
Philadelphia
JL H Wright
Jennie A Cheney
J Nickerson
Tower Harbor
Mary
Italy
Boothbay
Mary C Mariner
Wharton
San Domingo
Robert Dillon
Leighton
Albert Schultz
Thatcher
Clark’s Cove
Benjamin F Poole Davis
Sarah Quinn
Frank O Dame
Rogers
Jacob Reed
Jickerson
Jov Hi Jackson
Walston
Pensacola
Albertson
Kilda
Yanker
Ruth Palmer
Smith
Dunkirk
Genevieve
Haley
Fernandina
Hudson
Vaughn
Urbino
Rotterdam
Shields
Cilurnum
Ona
Maharajah
Marbella
Nederland
Griffin
Mameluke
Newel
Carl- Friedrick
Ballon
Josefa
Snow
Edward W Schmidt
Cramer
Rank Vanderherchen
Chamberlain
Charleston
John Wood
Fisher
Delaware Breakwater
Emma C Cotton
Ayers
A P Nowell
Conwail
Jacksonville
David Bugbee
Sowers
Matanzas
Clara
Bergen
Dayton
Annie F. Conlon
Seward
Ib Church
Connor
Panther
Anderson
Albert W Smith
Berry
Rockport
Richmond
Alice Borda
Howland Frampton Roads
San Francisco
Lurline
Mattson
Hilo
Cold War era Shipping News Snips From Atlantic Ports
A compact compilation of vessel movements with listed ports of origin and destinations. It shows brig and steamer departures or sailings from ports including Alicante Buenos Aires Cardiff Bremen Exmouth Lisbon Liverpool Moville Maryport Newcastle Palermo Portland Bill Pernambuco and The Skerries, with ship names captains and routes to cities like Genoa Penacola New York Hamburg Bremen Acapulco and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicante
Emilia Clampa
Ital
Catiero
Savannah
Genoa
Buenos Ayres
Hansa
Ger
Lorentzen
Pensacola
Fearnaught
Stafford
Portland
Celuu
Furness Abbey
Quinn
New York
Cardiff
Proteus
Peterson
Cork
Tobique
Davis
Hamburg
Bremen
Hermann
Kuhhmann
Baltimore
Chesebrough
Ericcsson
Acapulco
Exmouth
Nina
Nor
Hansen
FIUME
Yoxfora
Crosby
Isle OF Wight
Fidelia
Schutte
Jessonda
Oeselmann
Lisbon
Mizpah
Bonde
London
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Sarnia
Gibson
Moville
Anchoria
Brown
Glasgow
Mary Port
Braemar
Caw
Newcastle
Bucephalus
Nicholson
Villa Rios
Palermo
Servia
Smith
Pernambuco
Fritz
Swed
Gierb
Latimer
Robertson
San Francisco
Skerrles
Mark Pohono
Jamieson
Jiverpouli
Tybee
Shipping fragment report with mixed routes and ports
Fragmentary ship movement record lists vessels and routes: Ship Andora from Tacoma to Queens town via Hull on Jan 16, coordinates lat 5 N lon 27 W. Another entry notes Ship d B Brown from Antwerp to San Francisco with December 3 date and flat 40 42 5, plus a cryptic 1 1 GS 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andora
Davb
Portland
Hull
Dickson
Bark Vincenzo Perotti Passes Near Bermuda to Barbados
New York reports Bark Vincenzo Perotti abandoned then sailed January 3 from Bermuda to Barbados via sch Maggie, with February 1 Boston dispatch noting a wreck near Nau Light and a vessel’s gangway washed ashore. A second report from Buenos Aires describes Bark Shetland Haskell arriving near New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vincenzo Perotti
Maggie
Bermuda
Barbados
Boston
Shetland
Haskell
Buenos Ayres
Nau- Light
Boston Light
Lent Brings Activity to Gloucester Fish Market
Gloucester reports increased market activity as Lent nears with large fish shipments and light receipts after weeks of bad weather. Forty vessels have engaged in the herring trade this season, with eight more due, while frozen stock mainly from Newfoundland is flowing in and several cargoes head to New York and Philadelphia. Fresh halibut prices are at the year's high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Georges
Western Bank
Newfoundland
New York
Philadelphia
Weather and ship news from Boston to Hyannis
Maritime reports recount Bark Maggie Browne Davies slow passage from Matanzas to Boston with westerlies, Elva E Pettengill wreck near Sandy Cay Reef, Maine and Clowes ashore near Broad Kiln, Horsley seas damaged, and Panope sinking off Bishop and Clerk's Light with frozen harbor conditions in Marblehead and Wellfield aiding off Beaufort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Maggie Browne, Davies
Matanzas
Cape Ratteras
Rales
William J. Stuart
Richmond, Me
Pascaroula
Wellman, Hall & Co
Nassau
Elva E Pettengill
Portland
Dodge, Cienfuegos
New York
Sandy Cay Reef
Philadelphia
Maine
Swansea
Ian
Delaware
Sir William E Clowes, Penny
Charleston
Broad Kiln
Harbor
London
Horsley
Baltimore
Leith
Borderer
Manley
Annie M Law
Preut
Dunkirk
Concezione 8
Almeria
United States
Hilma
Manila
Sone
Virown
United States District Court
Long Island Sound
Marblehead
Mercury
Beaufort
Wellfield
United Kingdom
Hyannis
Mass
Dixon
Torrey
Panope
St John
Bishop and Clerk’s Light
Ne typeset ship departures and arrivals from multiple ports
A period list records numerous vessels sailing or in port across global ports including Antig ua Santa Cruz Demerara Havana Halifax Liverpool Manila Matanza s Nassau Oporto and Ponce with details on ship names masters routes and destinations. The fragmentary entries mention bark J B Rabel Waldemar Alden Besse and Caledonia among others along with arrivals such as Our Annie and Ism ond and departures for New York Philadelphia and Rio de Janeiro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antigua
Melvin
Abbott
Demerara
Bhristol
Bark Forest
Perry
Newark
Cardenas
J B Rabel
Sawyer
Philadelphia
George W F Pennimore
Magee
M Bird
Merrit
Sarah A Fuller
Hart
New York
Caibarlen
Curtis Ackerly Boule
Mobile
Calabria
Palmer
Sagua
Havana
Wan-bun
Welsh
Gertrude Abbott
Champion
San Marcos
Halifax -Ar
Zingara
Hammett
Arroyo
Jane
Fala
Woods
Kingston
Jamaica
J Mnnson
Campbell
Porto Rico
May
Manning
St Johns
Ismond
Isabella
Liverpool
Ashton
Leary
St John
England
Lisltu
Chic
Davies
Manila
Bolivia
Puxley
San Francisco
Moodyville
Anna Bertha
Royal Roads
Matanzas
Boston City
Davies Philadelphia
Caledonia
Lorentsen
Gov Hall
Cain
Aspinwall
Nanatamo
UCF
James Garfield
Woodbury
Baltimore
Caroline Gray
Pillsbury
Nassau
George W Lockner
Mark
Christina L
Edmonton
Savannah
Lizzie Carr
Brown
Nuevitas
Oporto-Ar
Little Willie
Tippetts
Maritime arrivals and sailings from January to February
The list details vessels including the bark Nariva Reed sailing to New York from Rio Janeiro and several ships and steamers such as Celtic Irving D H Morris Pierre Anita Gem and A G Heisler from various ports with destinations like New York Marin and Demerara. Also noted are the steamer Bengore Head Ems and Burnley sailing to multiple destinations and ports including Philadelphia Cardenas and the Windward Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marin
G Heisler
Ebb
Lunenburg
Gem
Wallace
Clytie
Laughton
Moile
Nellie R Rumball
Rumball
Cardenas
Payson Tucker
Tucker
Delaware Breakwater
Swansea
Bengore
Philadelphia
Southampton
Ems
Bremen
New York
Trinidad
Burnley
Greenock
Demerara
Windward Islands
City of Glasgow and many ships sail patterns in harbor notes
Port and coastal notices from ASTORIA to SAN FRANCISCO detail sailing and clearance of bark Mary, Estella, King Alfred, and others for Baltimore San Diego and more. Bruns wick and Chatham reports include ice and snow conditions. passenger arrivals list travelers from New York and Boston aboard Cunard and Transatlantique ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
City of Glasgow
Ingram
Portland
Vessels Sailed for Boston From Various Ports
The following vessels have sailed for Boston on or about the stated dates Appar Wooster from Buenos Ayres ec. 17 Zoran from Rio Grande do Sul ec. 29 Au Sable from Cardenas about Jan. 31 Pandt from Melbourne. Nov. 24
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Appar Wooster
Buenos Ayres
Sae Zoran
Rio Grande Do Sul
Au Sable
Locke
Cardenas
Dele
Pandt
Gar
Melbourne
Direct service details for Norway and Cuba by steamship and rail
For Norway, direct specially addressed from New York via steamship Geiser arriving Monday Feb 18. For Cuba, rail to Tampa then steamship via Key West closes Boston daily at 9 00 P M. For Mexico closes at 5 30 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Geiser
New York
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Boston
Mexico
Trans-Pacific Mails From Boston Office Notice
Mail will close at Boston office Thursday March 1 at 1 PAL. Correspondence for trans Pacific mails should be mailed in Boston at least eight days previous to date given above. For China Japan and East Indies from San Francisco Feb 21 via Belgic Hawaiian Islands Feb 28 via Australia Society Islands Feb 29 via Tahiti Australia Fiji New Zealand Samoan and Hawaiian Islands March 7 via Alameda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
the East Indies
British India
Belgic
San Francisco
Hawaiian Islands
Australia
Society Islands
Tahiti
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Samoan
Alameda
Boston
PAL
Outgoing Steamers From Boston Schedule by Date
A list of sailing ships and departure times from Boston in February and March. Entries include names such as Glasgow Spartan Parthian Gate City Berkshire Chatham Norseman Spartan and ports like Philadelphia Baltimore Liverpool Savannah Hamburg with agents like Warren & Co E B Sampson Geo E Smalley and H and A Allan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberian
Glasgow
Allan Spartan
Phil
Sampson DH Miller
Baltimore
G & Smalley
Dowa
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Parthian
Phil’d’lp’a
Sampson Berkshire
Geo
Smalley
Gate City
Savannah
Rich’n & Barn
Catalonia
Alex Martin
Chatham
Geo E Smalley Norman
Sampoon
Cremon
Hamburg
A Adams&Co
Scandinavian
H& A Allan
Norseman
Spartan
Phil'd'lp
E B Sampson D l Milier
Geo E Smalley
Allan
Antwerp
Adams&Co
Palmyra
Macon
Rich’n
Shipping Schedules and Freight Agents Listing
A busy port notice lists sailing agents and departure times for multiple lines across Liverpool Glasgow and Antwerp. It includes entries for PWright & Sons Chicago and California offices, Henderson Bros Normandie Havre, and various steamers such as Norseman Cremin Adriatic and Palmyra with due dates in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penne Ce
Desstinut
Seite Agents
Liverpool
VH Brown & Co
Antwerp
Pwright & Sons Cy
Chicago
Pwright & Sons California
Hamburg
Co Oithiopia
Glasgow
Henderson Bros
Normandie
Havre
Louis de Bebian
Zaandam
Codiat
K’eh
Edge Co
Mexico
Havana
Cebadlos
Lahn
Dremen
Toenann & Co
Spain
FWJ Hurst Adriatic
Wiee
Ismay
St of Nevada
Baldwin & Co
Moravia
Kunhardt & Co
Aurania
Hestzenland
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TOA
Cambridge Registrars of Voters
THE
Congress
Farmers’ Institute AT
Marshfield
Madeira
Azores
Kennard
O Abc
BE. & Adams & Co
State Street
Cunard Line
Poston
Queenstown
Marber
Pavonia
Bothnia
Samaria
Cepehalonia
Scythia
Great Britain and
Reland
Alexander Martin
All Law
A. Allan
Warren & CG
Postoffice Square
Furness Line
Regina
Furness
Ship News
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New Eng
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