National Trotting Association Holds Session in Amigago
Congress of the National Trotting Association continues in Amigago with focus on secretary treasurer accounting and a ruling on disputed funds. A board of review for 1886 is named by General Tilton with district representatives from Massachusetts New York Hartford Pittsburg Kansas City Cleveland and California. Officers elected include President James Grant of Davenport and General W S Tilton of Maine with Edmund Mortimer of St. Louis named first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Trotting Association
Joan Splan
General Tilton
George M. Stearns
Chicopee
Mass
John Shephard
Boston
Morgan G. Brekiey
Hartford
Atlantic
David Bonner
New York
Paul H. Hocke
Pittsburg
Elias Wilkinson
Gentral
M. J. Payne
Kansas City
Thomas Axeworthy
Cleveland
McDowell
Lexington
M. M. Morse
Paw Paw
C. Blake
Cedar Rapids
J. Campau
Detroit
Pacific
N. T. Smith
San Francisco
J. MccShefter
L. J. Rose
San Gabriel
Cal
James Grant
Davenport
W.S. Tilton
Maine
Edmund Mortimer
St. Louis
Senate and
House OF Representatives
Uugal- Mos Wealth
Massachusetts
Massacuusetts Cagle Construction Company
Commonwealth
Steet
Board of Aldemen
Masachuset's Cable Construction Company
Ghas L. James
Lawrence French
Chas. T. Gallagher
Four Round Gloves Bout Ends In Draw At Hub Club
The Hub Athletic Club on Hanover street hosted a sparring program led by Bill O Connell and John Doherty. The main bout finished as a draw after a six round display of hard hitting and clever defense. Earlier preliminaries featured seven pairings and several wrestling bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hub Athletic Club
Hanover Street
Bill O'Connell
John Doherty
North End
Tom Kivian
Putsey Sullivan
O'Connell
O'Brien War Ohce
Ed. Holske
Doherty
O’connell
Botley
Duherty
Dawson
Coleman
Frank Steele
N. McKenna
Patsey Sullivan
Billy Leary
Brown
Pat Blaisdell
George Hussey
Fp, O'Brien
Sullivan
Jack Tonhey
Joe Lannan
Jack Green
Kerrigan
Harrington
William Kivian
Dan Doherty
Kivian
Jimmy Hurst
America
John RK. Cummings
Crescent Boat Club
A. A. Coburn
Lake Quinsigamond
George le Blanche
The
Marine
Lynn Bicycle Club
Pattee
Arlington
Hansen
Medford
Star Link
Billy Frazier
Patsey Kerrigan
Thie City
Moncrest
Jack C. McGee
Boston
Harry Hunt
Shawmut Boat Club
Hust
George H. Mourmer
Association Gymnasium
Hosmer
Driscoll
Meagher
Gossip and Grumbles Over Baseball Scoring Changes
Gossip notes skeptical baseball fans and scorers dismissing a proposed extra scoring column as impractical. It questions fairness in crediting batsmen, cites Boston teams and players like Radbourn Hines and Davey, and predicts Boston may risk losing key men as the public anticipates a strong season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weing
Bovton
Shaw
Scanlon
Mike
Providence
Hines
Boston
Whitney
Hackett
Dace
Bostons
Radbourn
Davey
Neeh
Johnston
Meagher to Fight Driscoll in Lynn Coliseum Bout
Lawrence sports notes report John Meagher the walker plans a challenge to D A Driscoll of Lynn after a three month tour with Paddy Fitzgerald. Flynn and Moolie train for a comfort season with the Chicago club, while Mciolic prepares for a six round bout with Henry McGlone and potential testimonials at the Essex rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meagher
Wendy
Driscoll
Moolie
Lawredch
John Meagher
Paddy Fitzgerald
New York State
Pennsylvania
Treiping
D. A. Driscoll
Lynn
Auburn
N. Y
Lynn Coliseum
Flynn
Chicago League Nine
Am Iess
Mciolic
Henry McGlone
Natick
McGlone
Essex
Mactin Suece
Raverhill
Plummer Welch
Manchester
N. H
Fine Game at the Boston Rink
At Winslow's rink the Bostons defeated Cambridge by 3 goals to 1 in a game marked by fine individual play. Connell's rushing and passing at goal were featured, Peck scored Cambridge's lone goal, and Boston benefited from strong team work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Winslow
Bostons
Cambridge
Connell
Peck
Oase
Rush
Cambridge Connell
Somervilles
Drass Rollers
Salems
Cook
Merrill
Gourlay
Dunning
Leydon
Reed
Tauntons Beat the Bay States in Polo Match
Taunton, Mass. hosts Bay States in an Independent Polo League game ending 4 goals to 3. First goal at 6:19, others at 0:44, 1:15, 1:14, 7:00, 1:55, and 10:11. Referee Arthur Irwin. Also reports Haverhill defeats Woburn, Brockton beats Providence, and league referees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iggre
Celina
Plymouths
Plimouth
Mass
East Weymouth
Plymouth
Cunningham
Hibson
Walker
McCusick
Macomber
Fay
Foster
Taylor
Join Ivin
Tauntons
Bay States
Taunton
Arthur Irwin
Woburns
Haverhill
Havasrhill
E. W. Grant
C. F. Schmeltz
Dempsey Deposit Sets Up Bout Date Battle
A 250 dollar deposit from Jack Dempsey of New York was received to secure a bout with George Le Blanche the Marine. Dempsey may name a date six to twelve months hence, prompting Le Blanche to question the arrangement as a ruse to dodge a press appearance. Le Blanche has spent about 250 dollars training and remains hopeful for a fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dempsey
New York
Dempsey
George le Blanche
le Bisache
Dempty
Waltham
High Street
New England
Shawmut
Richard
Sylvie Gookin
Shawmut Boat Club
Will Couley
John J. Murphy
Conley
Murphy
George Green
Gookins
Boston Architects Expect a Busy Year for 1886
An 1886 outlook notes many new Boston buildings, especially in Back Bay, with projects including a Parker House addition and public structures. It details plans for private residences, business blocks, apartment hotels, and notable firms such as Peabody & Stearns, Cabot & Chandler, and J. F. Thayer, plus Boston architects abroad in Kansas City and Richmond.
Great Improvements During the Year in Streets and Sewers
Dorchester district Boston Ward 24 and part of Ward 20 saw major upgrades in 1635 with granite paving on Dorchester avenue from Glover's Corner to Fields Corner and macadamized streets. A key project is an intercepting sewer at Glover’s Corner diverting Dorchester bay sewage to Mt. Vernon Street for the Noon Island system, reducing a long standing odor and health risk to residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Boston
Ward 24
Ward 20
Dorchester Avenue
Glover's Corner
Field’s Corner
O'Brien
Whitten
Sewer Department
Neponset Lower Mills
Mettapan
Dorchester Bey
Theiatrict
Pompene
Borchester Bay
Cary
Mt. Vernon Street
Noon Island
Dorchester Growth Shines in New Building Boom
Dorchester sees a surge in construction with 865 permits issued in 1838 and over 830 buildings erected. The Post Office at $25,000 and the Minoteee schoolhouse on Neponset avenue highlight major projects alongside Upham's Corner stores and Winthrop Hall. The Rotch Memorial Church at Mattapan and a new Grand Army of the Republic building mark architectural gains as post office figures show mail delivery rising 300,870 pieces from 1884 to 1885. Workmen are busier and real estate value climbs by about $350,000 in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Hall
Centre Street
Washington
Dorchester
Boston
Minoteee
Neponset Avenue
Cuy
Vinal
Upham’s
H. G. Albright
Winthrop Hall
Dudley and
Hancock Streets
J. H. Upham
Mattapan
Rotch
Hotel Abbey
Foster Street
C. E. Currier
Cushing Avenue
Gilbert Bennett
S. B. Miller
Virginia Avenue
Andrew Summer
Humphrey Street
G. E. Wood
Boutwell Avenue
Henry Blackwell
Charles Street
J. D. Whorf
M. Snow
Dorchester and
Crescent Avenues
Charles Alexander
Allston Street
Melville Avenue
Washington Street
Timothy Conley
Parkman Street
Cheever Newhall
W. R. Clark
Coleman Street
J. Capen
Southern Avenue
Whitfield Street
Bernard Street
Talbot Avenue
A. C. Westcott
Bernard and
West Park Street
Grand Army of the Republic
Park Street
Wendell Jones
Post Ofice
Jones
New Houece
Richfield Street
Building Activity in West Roxbury Ward 25 District
West Roxbury Ward 25 shows lively building interest with ongoing and planned projects. In Mount Hope about a dozen residences rise with costs from 2500 to 3000 dollars. Gothic, Queen Anne, and pitched roofs predominate. Highland features the Dedham granite Boston and Providence station, a standout on the line. Jamaica Plain sees the Universalist church site cleared for a costly new residence by Edward Sherwin. Gordon and Call streets host the Gordon Hotel costing around 125000 dollars, with tenements and stores. Lamartine Street records about a dozen houses, Amory block among the notable tenements worth about 12000 dollars. Boylston hosts a fine Congregational church at 28000 dollars. Brookside Avenue sees a four story brick block with sixteen tenements costing 14000 dollars. Green Street sees a nine tenement wooden building to cost 6000 dollars. Alfred and Green streets add a handsome double four story house. Mechanics in the district expect steady work, with Jamaica Plain’s Helena Street housing rising for sale. D Johnson plans six double houses on Nelson Street for G F Reed. Rostindale at Prospect and Gordon will see a double house with seven or eight rooms per family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Roxbury
Mount Hope
Highland
Boston and Providence Railroad
Dedham
Jamaica Plain
Universalist Church
Edward Sherwin
Gordon and
Call Streets
Gorden Hotel
F. P. Proctor
Lamartine Street
Amory
Boylston
Brookside Avenue
Patrick Meehan
Meehan
Green Street
A. H. Ayer
Alfred
Green Streets
Daniel Smalley
Helena Street
J. Hammertie
D. Johnson
Centre Street
Jamaica Plains
Nelson Street
G. F. Reed
Prospect
Gorden Streets
Rostindale
H. M. Foasett
Funeral for George M. Green in Waltham
WALTHAM. Funeral services for George M. Green were held yesterday. He was a former member of Company H, 16th Massachusetts Regiment, discharged in 1868, and later served in Hancock's Veteran Reserve Corps. J P A Bowers Post 24 G A R attended. Also noted: local officials and events including school board actions, new block construction, Adams House reopening, wine clerks annual ball, cemetery receipts, and a fancy dress carnival at Barnett-Alingworth rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Green
Sixteenth
Massachusetts Regiment
Hancock’s
Veteran Reserve Corps
J. P. A. Bowers
G. A. RK
David Worcester
Waltham
RB. Hades
G. F. Haines
H. A. Snow
W. H. Mailand
Thomas Glancey
Quigg Bros
Adams House
C. C. Hught
Music Hall
Britton Orchesta
My Feake
Grove
Feske
Fouke
Barnett-Alingworth
Cambridge Skating Academy carnival prizes and athletic meet
A Cambridge Prospect Street carnival featuring Katie Lee and Cora Beaudry drew praise as prizes were awarded for beauty originality and comical costumes among ladies and children. The Unaton Athletic Club announced an athletic meet at Lyceum Hall on Feb 22 with events including oil and swinging, parallel bars, tug of war and weight lifting with medals. A garbage collector found a full grown infant body in his ashes laden load near Jay Street, Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Skating Academy
Cambridgeport
Katie Lee
Cora Beaudry
Miss Jordan
L. L. Dodge
Bachelder
A. McLaud
Miss Appleton
J. McDermont
Miss Flaherty
Agnes Hennessey
Sadie Poor
Misses EK
Hapgood
Gussie Baudry
F. B. Lawrence
A. Wardwell
E. ©. Clay
H. F. Brangley
William Drury
J. T. Doherty
G. H. May
J. Fonseca
G. W. Green
Ike Ketchem
J. Hillers
Unaton Athletic Club of
Cambridge
Lyceum Hall
T. F. Martin
Sparks Street
Camridge
Jay Street
Boston Bottlers Re-elect Officers at Sherman House
The Boston Bottlers Association reconfirmed last year’s officers Otis S. Neale of Fairbanks & Neale as president D A Clark of Clark & Roberts as secretary and C S Gove of C S Gove & Co as treasurer. The group noted improvements in bottling and expects stronger gains this year while planning active support for the national bottling apparatus exhibition at Mechanics' Fair next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Bottlers’ Association
Sherman House
Otis S. Neale
Fairbanks & Neale
D. A. Clark
Clark & Roberts
Gove
C.S. Gove & Co
Boston Association
Daughters of Rebekah Lodge Honors Harriett Wilson
At Mary Washington Lodge No 1 meeting in Odd Fellows Halls last evening Past Noble Grand Harriett A Wilson received a past grand collar and jewel from the lodge rep William F Field. Delegates attended from Lawrence Manchester Milton and Hyde Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Washington Lodge No. 1
Daughters of Rebekan
Odd Fellows’ Halls
Harriett A. Wilson
William F. Field
Sentenced at Salem in Superior Criminal Court
In the Superior Criminal Court yesterday William A Shay of Gloucester was sentenced to three years in the house of correction for an assault with a horse pistol. William Mitchell secretary of the Naumkeag Social and Literary Club was fined 155 dollars. Jane D Bundy keeper of a house of ill fame at Gloucester was convicted but skipped out yesterday forenoon and was consulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
William A. Shay
Gloucester
House of Correction
William Mitchell
Naumkeag Social and Literary Club
Jane D. Bundy
No Caste There at Argyle Rink Sparks Outcry
A Post report details disorder at the Argyle skating rink in Washington Street where poor patrons, many women and youths, mingle amid lax decorum and vulgar language. Police and court actions follow as several young women are charged with nightly loafing and public disorder, with referrals to reform through local institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Salvation Army
Willie
Hallelujan Hannah
Satan
Reoos
Wing
Post
Moses
Grand and Supreme Regents Rally in Royal Arcanum State
The first grand public rally of the Royal Arcanum in this state filled Magic Hall as Reeves's American band played from 7:15 to 7:43. Past Supreme Regent J. A. Cummings opened the meeting and introduced John Haskell Butler, who traced the order from 1377 to its 60,962 members in 941 councils across 36 states and provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muagic Hall
Royal Arcanuu and
Order
Reeves
American Band of
Providence
R. J
Supreme
J. A. Cummings
John Haskell Butler
Butler
Boston
Andrew C. Trippe
Baltimore
Maxade
Robingen
Supreme Guide
Charlestown events draw crowds at Monument Hall and Association Hall
A Clive Pranch of Odd Ladies hosted a sizeable reception in Monument Hall with about 75 couples and a 9 o’clock supper followed by dancing under Mrs Maxwell and a team of helpers. The Charlestown Commandery 66 United Order of the Golden Cross staged a second evening at Association Hall featuring Harrington, Alpine quartet, Damon, Prescott, Devitt Fisher, Herrington, and Horton. A St Francis Club drama night is planned for February 17 at Monument Hall presenting Blow for Blow by Byron with Catholic Total Abstinence and Literary Union backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clive Pranch
Monument Hall
Maxwell
Richardson
Kennedy
Knapp
Heed
Gordon
Roberts
Messer
St. Francis Debates Young Neu
Walinasm Police Matters Begin Civil Service Exam
Five applicants were examined for police positions at the high school in Waltham under civil service rules yesterday. Names include Wilson J. Moore Patrick J. Tuite William M H Gammon James A Boland and Henry W Pencoty. Two have never served as police. Moore previously sergeant but not reappointed. Boland and Pesbouy have served as specials with Pesbouy now lockup keeper. New patrolmen expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Waltham
Wilson J. Moore
Patrick J. Tuite
William MH. Gammon
James A. Boland
Henry W. Pencoty
W. J. Moore
J. A. Boland
Henry W. Pesbouy
English High School Class of 76 Reunion Held
The English high school class of 76 gathered for their annual reunion and conducted a brief business meeting outlining plans for future gatherings and class activities.
Club Dinner At Youngs Ends With Elections
About forty members of the class gathered at Youngs for dinner with President S. B. Doggett presiding. Guests included Bert E. Babson Charles J. Lincoln and John Norris. Regrets came from Edwin P. Seaver Luther Anderson and L. Hall Grandgent. Speeches followed by Robert H. Babson Charles J. aioe Anne William T. Milerow Binet Dr R A Kingman and President Doggett. Officers elected: Frederick W. Stuart president John Albree Jr vice president George A Parsons secretary William H White treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Clasa
S. B. Doggett
Bert E. Babson
Charles J. Lincoln
John ©. Norris
Edwin P. Seaver
Luther Anderson
L. Hall Grandgent
Robert H. Babson
Charles J. Aioe
Anne William T. Milerow
Binet
R. A. Kingman
Dogtt
Frederick W. Stuart
John Albree, Jr
George A. Parsons
William H. White
Malden Rifles Dinner Honors Departing Officers
Fifty members of the Malden Rifles gathered at the Quincy House for a dinner honoring resigning officers Captain H. Ballard and First Lieutenant James Emerson. Captain F. C. Benjamin presided with guests Colonel E. E. Currier Major Cudworth Representative Millett and Councilman Copp. Toastmaster C. A. Perkins called for remarks from Benjamin Ballard Emerson Currier Millett Cudworth and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden Rifles
Quincy House
H. €. Ballard
James Emerson
F. C. Benjamin
E. E. Currier
Cudworth
Millett
Copp
C. A. Perkins
Benjamin
Ballard
Emerson
Colonel Currier
Miller
East Boston Blaze Causes Severe Scalding Injuries
In East Boston Mrs. Ellen Aldus of 142 Sumner street was severely scalded when a boiler full of hot water toppled from a stove. Dr. Tallman ordered her removal to City Hospital. Patrolman James Herbert of 540 Bennington street fell and broke his right ankle while ascending stairs. John Corcoran, 26, died at 118 Chelsea street. Medical Examiner Harris attributed it to heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Aldus
Sumner Street
Tallman
City Hospital
James Herbert
Division 7
Bennington Street
John Corcoran
Chelsea Street
Harris
Scott's Emulsion praised by Albany child hospital doctor
A lady physician at the Child's Hospital in Albany New York reports that Scott's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites is highly beneficial. She notes it helps bone diseases and that nearly all her patients show improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Child’s Hospital
Albany
N. Y
Entertainments and Theatre Listings
The column lists multiple venues: Grane Theatre with James O'Neill in Monte Cristo, The Boston Ideals in Fra Diavolo at THEATRE, Ada Gray in East Lynne at BIJOU, The Mikado at Hollis Street, Silbon's Specialty Company at Athen, Dion Boucicault at The Jilt at Museum, Salisbury's Troubadours in Three of a Kind at Pare, and World’s Museum and Aqua Rim open 10 A.M. to evening. The Battle of Gettysburg exhibit is noted at Tremont Street location No. 61 to 541.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ge Grane
James O' Neill
Monte Cristo
Sete
Boston Ideals
Ev _BIJOU
Ada Gray
East Lynne
Peoward Athen Lum—Silbon
Ening Constlysed
Dion Pbouciault
Jilt
Pare Theatre
Salsbury
Troubadours
Evenine
Aquarinm
Battle OF Gettysbrurg
Tremont Street
Auctions Listing Shows Paintings and Stocks Sale Times
Auction notice lists items including paintings by Leonard & Co at 3 PM and 10 AM sales for personal property at Sullivan Bros. Dule and Daves and 10 AM New York listings. Stocks are offered by Francis H Henshaw & Co at noon and K L Day & Co at noon. A 3 PM painting sale by Leonard & Co concludes the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard & Co
Sullivan Bros. DuUle and
Daves
Richants & Go
Francis H Henshaw & Co
K L Day & Co
Shipping Agents and Arrivals in Early 19th Century Trade Listings
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous shipping agents and merchants in London Liverpool and New York with dates from January to March. Entries name Henderson Bros Warren & Co P Du Vernet Funch Kdye Co Kunhardt & Co and others, alongside destinations including Liverpool Bremen Antwerp Hamburg Havre Amsterdam and New York. The document appears to be an index of departures and arrivals with associated agents and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
London
Furness
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Genoa
Bowker, Torrey & Co
Henderson Bros
P du Vernet
H du Vernet
Warren & Go
Catalonia
Tuayer & Lincoln
Warren & Co Pavonia
PH du Vernet Palestine
Warren & Co Milatyse
Furness Rhyiteh Crown
Henderson Bros Liverpool
PH du Vernet
G Dale
H Brown & Co
Feo
WJ Hurst & Co
Tams
Circassia
Klasgow
Henderson Fros
Funch
Kdve & Co
M Underhill
J Hurst
Patton
V & Co
Velrighs & Co
Louis de Bebian
J Gortis
A Baldwin & Co
Kunhardt & Co
Gnion & Go Etin
LOMOD
WJ Hurst
Ueirichs & Oo
Louis de Geman
J Cortis
Hamburg
Kuhnhardt & Moses Liverpool
H Brown & Co Oof
Richmond
Wrights Sous Ethionia
Unch
Kdye & Co
Amsterdam
Peb
Mion & Co Premen
Moon
Qelrich & Co
Havre
Dich
Louis de Rebian
Wyignt & Sons
Brown & Co
Bremen
O¢brichs & Co
Underhill
Malls Close at Boston Costories to Europe via Steamer
Boston notices list multiple ships sailing from New York to Europe and the Caribbean. It mentions Britannic Aurania City of Chester Circassia Kerumda and other vessels with dates in February, plus sailings to Windward Islands Cuba Mexico and connections via Key West and Glasgow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Britannic
New York
Aurania
City of Chester
Scotland
Glsasgow
Circassia
Windwara Islands
Venezuela
Autacoa
Kerumda
New Yorks
Faevo
Cuba
Teana
Whistles and Steamers Leave Boston for Coastal Sailings
A jumble of vessel movements is reported including the Queen Willis London voyage via Halifax and the Spartan Nickerson Philadelphia sailings, Glaucus Coleman from New York, City of Gloucester from Proctor, and Hartson Johnson bark from Colby. Several coastwise steamers and a quarantine at Belmont Trinidad are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen
Willis
London
Halifax
Mise
Henderson Bros
Spartan
Nickerson
Philadelphia
Miise
K B Sampson
Ener
Glaucus Coleman
New York
H M Tney
City of
Cape Cod
Shipping Movements Inbound and Outbound Listed
Bark Albrecht from Brazil to New York arrives Jan 14 at 30N 73W. Bark Adam W Spies bound Manila to New York sails Dec 19. Lizzie E Moree from Perth Amboy to Boston travels Feb 9 covering 10 miles off Block Island. Schlacht Nokomis from New York to Nassau sails Feb 7 at 27 51 lat 73 45 lon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bark Albrecht
Ger
Brazil
New York
Bark Adam W Spies
Field
Manila
Bob Lizzie E Moree
Perth Amboy
Boston
Block Island
Schlacht Nokomis
Nassau
Maritime Movements and Incidents Aboard Various Vessels
Shipping notices from ports including Buenos Ayres Philadelphia to Newport to Antwerp detail heavy squalls and sail damage on Brig Williams, Eolus pumped out at Providence, Pieter de Coninck grounded in the Scheldt but expected to float next tide, and multiple sailings and departures such as Annie EB Wright to New York Jacob Housman to New York Jersey City to Bristol and City of Washington from New York via Havana and Tampico with usual cargo and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Williams
Buenos Ayres
Philadelphia
Newport RI
Eolus
Providence
Antwerp
Pieter de Coninck
Heston
Scheldt
Annie EB Wright
Wright
New York
Barranquilla
Jacob Housman
Byver
Bristol
Jersey City
New
Jasgow
Scandinavian
Hmalifax
Portia
Dawson
St Johns
Mievana
Alps
Ligard
Passet
Sider
Bremen
Ugsmez
Nellie Treat
Dow
Alexandia
Hattie Weston
Morton
Plymouth
orx—Balled
Barracotta
Newome
Vera Cruz
ArPehid
City of Washington
Hevans
Tampico
Geneva Gregory Boston
Fannie
Tocker Sylvester
Delaware
Herman B
Ugeden
Church
Newart
John L Hasbrouck
Cobb
Delaware Breakwater
Minella Wood
Spaldtog
Cardenss
Oto
Saratoga Mcintosh
Matanzas
Hingston
Jan
Talis
Smith
Paltimore
Turks Island
Old Providence
Lila Fowler
Atkinson
Edith
Lynwood
Higgins
Charleston
Port Antonio
Montevideo
Lane
Shute
Pepsacola
Sti
Norman
Rus
North America
Miregoane
Turner
Boston
Minetanzas
Pon Justo
Jones
Nanvie T Bell
Feyier
New Orleans
Almeda
Oceanic shipping notes from Buenos Aires to New York and beyond
A dense, fragmentary record of 19th century liner and sailing vessel movements. It lists ships, captains, and routes including Buenos Aires arrivals, frights to New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and Antwerp, with dates such as Feb 1 to Feb 15 and ports like Jamaica, Cape Haytien, and Liverpool. Names appear as Baker, Mitchell, Parker, and others, along with vessels like steamer Pieter ben Coninck, Beatrice Havener, and Chateau Lafite and cargo mentions across Atlantic routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Port Jan
Kaka Woolstte
Jag
Wiliam
Dietz Collins
G M Stanwood
Webver
Crescent
Kuland
Electra Jones
Charles R Lewis
Steent
Kennard Peters
Ethel
Thompson
North Star
Kawanis
G S Peary
Foster
Kings County Potter
William Owen
Brown
Amicus
Onnn
Milo
Long
Belgium Sanford
New Padolou
Dalrympe
Minnie Caruchael
McLend
Bessie Simpson
R Bratford
Algeria
Stewart
Mary J Baker
McLaren
Etta Stewart
Adama
Trefiy
Veritas
McCuily
Townes
Ayr
Mitchell
Ohio
Crawh
Gada
Kayan Arbutus
Sutherland
Unc
Clewes
Charleson
Poseseet
Paul Seavey
Pitcher
Cape Haytien
Annie Lord
Kendal
Georgia Coffin
New York
Fred Jackson
Snow
Phiadelphis Cienfuegos
Mary P.philpot
Falmouth
Antwerp
Pieter Ben Coninck
Schiuttt
Boston
Ancle EK Wright
Wright
Bordeaux
Forcvha
James
Baltimore
Atesmer Chateau Lafite
Journell
Beatrice Havener
Curtis
Jhent
Moungonesa
Bristol
Lawrence
Astwer
Nimbus Smith
Sydney Daces
Cunningham
Liverpool
San Francisco
Hamburg
Sae
India
Hulsen
Cuxhaven
Howe Kong
Seamer Oceanic
Metcalfe
San Francis
Yokonama
Areb
Halley
Balantrne
Discovery
Hughes
New Orleans
Agnes
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Pirat
Salem Cooa
Watson
Saseem Cook
Sima
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John Manning
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Weltham
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Hayes
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Menuré
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Turnbull Bine
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W. F. Taylor
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Frank G. Stumcke
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Mark Stone
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MO. D. Vautier
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Richmond, Va
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John Flarety
Liexsmedt
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Greenfield, Til
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Joy
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J. F. Thayer
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R. Weisebein
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Messrs. Weisbein & Jones
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T. J. Dunbar
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Argyle Rink
Boston Reporter
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Geo. L. Deblois
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Aaron RE. Gay & CO
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Boatin and
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Copfis & Henhey
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LZO State &J
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Congress St
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Boston Post
Boston Weekly Post
Business Directory
Amon
K. Darling & Co
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Manatanna
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Baird «& Co
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Decatur
Liverpool St
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Samuel D. Keey
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Sn Pplice
Rost & Adams
Fmatii
Actioneer
Heal Estate & Insurance Broker
Jerome
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Wash
N. E. Soret
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Howard St
Atlantic Works
Campbell & Co
Main St
Breyer Wa
van Nostrand & Co
Crystal Lake Brewery
Alford Street
Frank L. Fuller
Coane
Emerson & Co
Toone & Marbiec
Tim- Deeread
Augustus FF
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Short Noties
M. 2
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T. Croft
Reed’s Bik
Harrison Ave
Chas. Butcher
Tremont St
Mason
Maron
Pere Pattee
Mi. Holmes
O. ‘A. Liteh
BK. Supply Co
Court
Griffith’s
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Thomas F.swan
Cornhbil
New Washington Streets
A. H. Spencer
Atent
J. H. Adams
Swings St
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Eday
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Jenney Manufacturing Company
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Howard Ct
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Ty Pall
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Water Street
William
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Pilmpton & Co
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N.J
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Libellant
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Henry A. Clapp
Nolee
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County of Suffolk
Thomas Fee
Louis Girardin
Court Street
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Commonwealth of
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M. A. McCarthy
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Alexander G. Nowprtea
Elizabeth M. Parkuher
James McDonald
Sterting Street
David McDonald
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John M Lewis
Herset
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Calvin P. Sampson
Edward Barnait
Pere Wis Brown
James B. Paruds
Ellen Parody
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Horton
Arthur B. Hutchinson
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