Chess Corner Reflects on Ye Noble Art at Boston Club
The Boston Chess Club tourney closes February 24 as prizes elude naming at finish. Scores key leaders: Young leads first class with 2–0, Stone 3–1 in second, Pelian and Steadman 5–3 tied in third, Fox 6–1 in fourth, Bridge leading fifth with 5–4. Other top contenders include Spelding, Panin, Volney, and Young across classes. A diagram shows Moscow, Paris, and a river line with White to move, mate in fourteen.
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Boston
Volney
Fox
Prze
Webster
Spalding
Panin
Eeee Enee Eeene
Hawes
Spelding
Ood
Briage
Peilau
Sanger
Sceuensvckesane
Ateeeeoie Ti
Stone
Neseanerau
Sihadleenienar Gesumer Ware
Osseeeeeee Eet
Chess instruction era notes with Shakespearean quotes
The text combines a chess game notation and commentary with numerous Shakespearean quotes cited by W. Shakespeare of Stratford and others. It recounts opening moves, player names such as Hurwitz Staunton D La Bourdonnais and McDonnell, plus strategic notes on queen's gambit accepted and Staunton’s best line, ending with a remark on a game by Binck Das.
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Hurwitz
Staunton
D’la Bourdonnais
de la Bourdonnais
McDonnell
Herr Hurwitz
Morphy
Ae Morphy
St. Amant
Binck Das
White to Move and Win at Boston Chess Club 1835
The fragment discusses Evans's Gambit with White and Black outcomes, noting strategic themes from sacrifices. It cites lines like B-Q B 4 and B-Q Kt 3, praising the attack and strong pawn centre, and mentions players Ware and Stone of the Boston Chess Club advocating B-Q S sacrifice for three pawns. It hints at forthcoming analysis and emphasizes King-side attack potential and mating ideas.
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Boston
Evans
Youne
White
Sxow
Beck
Lowenthal
Messrs. Ware and Stone
Boston Chesa Club
Boston Chess Club Challenges for Twelve Champions
The Boston Chess Club invites players from Boston and nearby to meet February 15 at 8 PM to select twelve champions for a twelve game match against the club team. Names listed include Ware Stone, Snow Wright, Young, Cummings, Addicks, Hopkinson, Previece Harlow, Sargent, and others. Participants must contact the secretary before February 15 to enter.
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Boston
Ware
T Stone
Snow
Wright
Young
Wed
Cummings
Hopkinson
Addicks
Previece Harlow
Sargent
Chess problem extract ender with forced moves notes
A historic chess notation fragment presents White and Black moves for Ending No 1. White aims for a mating sequence with 1 B QER, 2 K n2, 2 P Kt4, 3 P RG, 3 P Kt4, 4 P BT, 4 P Ktock, 5 KF, 5 K Kt eq, 6 P Queens, leading to 6 P Queens and a win. The record notes Black's replies as all forced.
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Béck
Kirck
Ktock
Boston Chess Club to Open Rooms for Public Play
Captain McKensie tops American players with edge over Dr. Zukertort in Europe meetings. Max Judd proposes another chess congress as New Orleans Club efforts inspire local organizers. The Boston Chess Club plans Thursday evening sessions to promote the game and foster club ties, while readers are urged to improve privately rather than analyze rivals.
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McKensie
Boston
Dr. Zukertort
Max Judd
New Orleans
Rabue
Boston Chess Club
Herr Steivitz
Murphy-Andersen
Ex-Councilman Winte Indicted in Hide Theft Case
Middlesex Superior Court returned indictments against former Boston councilman Francis L Winte for larceny of hides from Theophilus King Jr in Woburn linked to William Sentner and Patrick Riley and as an accessory to their thefts. Sentner and Riley face two larceny indictments. George Francis Baker and Mary Ann Baker of Groton are indicted for killing Susannah Prescott. Trials set to begin Tuesday.
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Middlesex Superior Criminal Court
Francis L. Winte
Boston
Theophilus King, Jr
Woburn
William Sentner
Patrick Riley
Sentner
Riley
George Francis Baker
Mary Ann Baker
Groton
Susannah Prescott
Cuticura Soap Praised by Virginia and Missouri Pharmacies
Statements from J Clifton Wheat Jr of Winchester Virginia and Miller Chapman druggists of Louisiana Missouri praise Cuticura remedies. They report years of sales with no dissatisfaction and claim Cuticura Soap leads their medicinal soap products. They underline soothing skin effects and high customer demand.
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J. Clifton Wheat, JR
Winchester
Miller & Chapman
Druggiats
Louisiana
Darkee Await Grand Jury Action in Chelsea District Court
In a Chelsea District Court proceeding, Judge Bossom bound Lauriston C. Durkee over for the grand jury at $500, while Mrs. M. A. D. Tenney and others were summoned to recount their versions of the Dog Jumbo case. Testimony and cross examination highlighted conflicting dates and motives in a melodramatic tale of a pug dog theft and social entanglements.
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Fifield
George Washington Warren Edson
Misa Fifield
Jo. Silby
Bartlett
Chelsea Police
Bruce
Bossom
Durkee
Mrs. Tenney
Mr. Durkee
Lorenzen
Hackman Dowling
Duro 3
St. John
Fifiela
Mrs Tenney
Hotel Albany
Brace
Miss Fifield
Jo Libby
Miss Tenney
Mr. Bruce
Hhis
Tenney
Darkee
Boston
Charles Hayes Sentenced for Murder in East Cambridge
Charles Hayes, a Black man convicted of murder in the second degree in a special session at East Cambridge, was brought to court last Saturday and sentenced by Judge Jaimes to life at the State prison in Charlestown. Hayes accepted the sentence with composure as his counsel contemplates a writ of error. the court adjourned sine die.
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Charles Hayes
Supreme Judicial Court
East Cambridge
Jaimes
Charles Town
Hayes
Firet Church Cambridge marks 280th anniversary closing exercises
The 280th anniversary closing exercises were held Sunday by Rev. Edward H. Hall of the Firet Parish Church. He preached on The Peculiar Religious Customs of 250 Years Ago using I Kings vii 57 as his text The Lord our God be with us as He was.
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Firet Church of
Cambridge
Edward H. Hall
Firet
Early Parish History and Congregational Polity Reflections
The speaker discussed the First Parish's early history and town introductions. He argued that Congress ionalism denotes a religious polity, not a doctrinal system, and that both orthodox and other churches descend from the original Congregational stock with equal zeal. He described early worship and traced current practices back to those origins.
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Our Fathers
General Hancock Buried At Norristown Amid Mournful Procession
Major General Hancock's remains were moved from Governor's Island to New York and onward to Norristown. The ceremony featured Fifth artillery in parade, a long line of carriages, and a simple church service at Trinity, followed by a private burial in a plain vault bearing the inscription Hancock.
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New York
Hancock
Governor's Island
Chester A. Arthur
Griffin
New York Commandery
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Society of the Army of the Potomac
Phil Kearney
Major Steiner
George Washington Post
Martin McMahon
Rice Post
Onderdonk
Winfield Scott Hancock
Frazer
Lloyd Aspinwall
State Street
Broadway
Trinity Church
Thomas F. Bayard
William T. Sherman
Philip A. Sheridan
J. M. Schofield
W. 8. Franklin
W. Bb
Norristown
Venn
H. E. Chain
Central Trades Elects Officers in Boston Meeting
The Central Trades and Labor Union of Boston held a meeting at Wadmang Hall with over 100 delegates. New officers were elected including Mark Courant as president and Joseph Crinkhard as vice president, while rivalries shaped secretary choices and new unions formed in carpentry and other trades.
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Central Trades and Labor Union of Boston and Vicinity
Wadmang Hall
Tremont Street
Finlan
Finlus
Mark Courant
Joseph Crinkhard
Carpenters’ and Joiners’ Union
W. J. Samvids
John Claby
Daniel H. Biggs
Wood Carvers’ Union
John 5. Broydrick
Baton Printers’ Union
Broydrick
Alexander Waterman
John J. Munroe
Weabody
Geverly
Lawrence
State House
Brennan & Weaite
Brooklyn
Boston
Dohn
Stetson
New York
Boston Union
Fuller & Warner, Stove Manufacturers
Troy
N. Y
Faneuil Hall
Washington
Joan Swinton
Edward King
Clerk Alleged to Loot Street Board Payrolls in Hartford
A Hartford committee reports possible payroll fraud by a former street board clerk who allegedly inserted fictitious names and diverted funds over several years. Private circles note suspected theft ranges from 800 to 12,000 dollars, with no other individuals linked so far. The committee’s full findings are awaited.
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Harthorp
Conn
Common Council
Board of Street Commissioners
Work halted at Wachogue quarry over unpaid wages
In Springfield Massachusetts on February 14, work stopped for three weeks at the Wachogue brown stone quarry after owner W. S. Roberts failed to pay seventy five workmen two weeks' wages. Many workers have been idle, and a small fire damaged the office and machine shop under suspicious circumstances. Roberts says funds may come to resume operations and pay staff.
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Swringfield
Mass
Wachogue Brown
W. 8
Roberts
Lincoln Street
Farlow Building
Boston
Knights of Labor lobby to end boycott on Mallory Ship and Stetson
In San Antonio on February 14 the Knights of Labor urged merchants to halt patronage of Mallory Steamship Company and Stetson hats. A committee toured major stores and won promises to stop buying Mallory line goods and Stetson products.
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San Antonio, Tex
Knights of Labor
Mallory Steamship Company
Stetson
Mallory
Dg Stetson
Man Rescues Sailor After Fall From Steamer
About 3 PM yesterday Hans Obleon crewman on the steamer Eleie fell overboard at Lewis wharf and was saved from drowning by Patrolman Haggerty of the eighth division.
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Hans Obleon
Eleie
Lewis Wharf
Haggerty
Eighth Division
Shoe and boot buyers listing across cities
A fragmented notice lists buyers from Albion to Waco. Names include Mosher Craw Chicago Greensteiner Rosen thal Daum Simon Gore O Neill ONeill Harris McGraw Egelhoff Hull V ernon Hull Serb Adler Claffin Shoe Co Watson Smith Adams Rodgers Hult Young and others, showing a network of merchants and partners across states.
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Albion, Mich
H W Mosher
Craw
Chicago
Til
Isaac Greensteiner
Greenafelder, Rosenthal & Co
Pares Incinnati
George M Daum
James H Laws & Co
Cleveland
Geo Simon
O' Neill & Simon
Ads
P Gore
P Gore & Co
Charleston
C O'Neill
O'Neill & Son
Caumbue
Miss
D Harris
Detroit
Mich
McGraw
McGraw & Co
Kansas City
Nev
J C Egelhoff
AC Vernon
Hull
Obrajer & Io
Smith
Smith, Simmons & Peabosy
Toledo
Rodgers
Dewey
Roiger S & Co
Adal Washington
Peon
H Hall
Hult & Co
Waco
Tex
T Young
Young Bro
Entertainments listings across Boston stages and halls
A fragmented entertainment page lists shows at Thatcher Privorose West, The Boston Ideals in Victor the Blue Stocking, Rast Lyone at Bijou, The Mikado at Fallis Street, A Great Wrong Righted at Howard Athens, The Jut at Bum, Rackma Theatre, Japanese Village and World Album at the Agricultural Hall, with day and evening hours in effect as venues review programs from 19 AM to 10 PM and location details for Battle of Gettysburg from Tremont Street numbers 531 to 541 in open daytime and evening sessions.
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Glopa Taratre
Thatcher
Privorose & West
Minstrels
Weskon Theater
Boston
Evenine Bijou Theatrer
Aden Gray
Evenine
John A. Stevens
aeiGs
USBUM
Dion Boucicault
PAKE
Homticultural
Alsbum
Managhheib Anu Aqtia
Oren
Battle OF
Geitysburg
Tremont ‘Eet
Fragmentary Trade Notices From 19th Century Ledger
Fragmented entries list Moratio Harris & Co in New York, Richards & Co in Philadelphia, Lippincott Son & Co in Philadelphia for Tuesday February 16, and Samuel Bunting’s Sons with real estate and Knights & Co. This reads like partial vendors and agents with items such as boots and shoes and estate references.
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Moratio Harris & Co
Richards & Cooins
Philadelphia
Lippincott, Son & Co
Tuessday
Philadempiia
Samuel Bunting
John Teemer Aims to Meet Gaudaur for World Championship
John Teemer, famed American oarsman, arrives in Boston with his wife and child after travels from McKeesport. He announces plans to race Gaudaur and others for the world title, details training, boat specs, and potential matches on Eastern waters and the Thames. Teemer lists several past wins, dates, and venues, highlighting his path to reaffirm himself as the premier oarsman.
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John Teemer
America
McKeesport
Boston
Teemer
John Cullen
Mr. Cullen
James F. Ormand
Billy Howard
The
Aquatic
George H. Hosmer
Ruddick
Cummings
Toa Post
Tam Rennet
Australia
Thames
Cincinnati
Beach
Gaudaur
St. Louis
Gaudaar
Liu
Charles River
Wallace Ross
al Hamm
Ross
Hamm
Ed Hanlan
Ed Harlan
Dobo Teemer
Tianlan
Penn
Daly
Iss
Pullman
I11
Jake Gand «Ur
John McKay
J. H. Riley
H. Parker
Fred Pinsted
Lake Minnetonka
Minn
George W. Lee
Edward Hasvian
Hanlan
Miles
Hosmer
Lee
Hanlean Burred
Jacob Gaudan
Watkins, N.Y
G. W. Lee
J. A. Yen Eyck
Fall River
P. J. Conley
Pallman
Ill
Conley
Sebago Lake
Conneaut Lake
Crawford County
Duke Gaudaur
McKay
Ten Kyck
Peter Priddy
Cresent
Cloud
Calais
Andover
Mass
Point of Pines
Jake Gruccisur
Creys Coeur Lake
Navy
Gunduar
Lake Porchartrain
New Orleans
Gaudour
Griffin
Peterson
Pittsbug
Gaudam
Pleasura Island
Edward Hanlan
Teamer
McKeeport
Jumping Contest in South Boston Draws Notable Match
Thomas F. Kearney of South Boston and Samuel D. McLean of Medford faced off in an all round handicap jumping contest at Montgomery Hall on Saturday night. The plotted results cover standing broad jumps, three standing jumps, standing and running high jumps, a waning high kick, and weighted jumps, with McLean ultimately winning the match by a narrow margin after a retie. A separate note from D. Ferguson of East Lugicaw proposes a $250 challenge to D Sullivan against Kearney, with the bout to be held in Buffalo, Detroit, or Toronto within six weeks for $250 or $500 a side.
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South Boston
Thomas F. Kearney
Samuel D. McLean
Medford
Montgomery Hall
McLean
Kearney
Karney
D. Ferguson
East Lugicaw
Mich
John Forbes
Woodstock
Ont
D. M. Sullivan
T. F. Kearney
John F. Hartnett
East Dedham
Buffalo
Detroit
Toronto
To & Lintols
Savalis
Resu
Boston Bay
Fest
Norih
Lon
West
Harry
Lockeport
Ryan
Helifax
British West Indies
Orgenes
Joten Shelhameh
Andrew Shehamer
Boston
Beaton
Suffolk
Moday
Boston Post
Ted
Ball Court
Oun W. Woken
Jebls-Msw
Massachusettns
Samuel W. Dudley
Seid County
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Kluah George
Body of Accident Victim Identified as Jameson in Boston
The man killed on the Boston and Lowell railroad at Wilmington on Friday night was identified as Thomas Jameson by Sydney Smell of Shepard Norwell & Co. Dr Durell in Somerville found four wounds from which death resulted. Jameson, aged about 18 to 20, left Montreal Tuesday with money and purchased return tickets. His body likely to be sent to Montreal for burial.
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Boston and Lowell
Wilmington
Darell
Somerville Saturda
Durell
Sydney Smell
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Thomas Jameson
Eee
Montreal
Small
Jottings About The City In Boston From January
George W. Ward died at City Hospital after admission January 28 in a partially frozen condition. General N P Banks to address Brookline Club on What a Man Goes to the Town He Lives In. No 1 Tremont prayer meetings led by Rev Thwing and others. Steamer Pavonia passengers cabin crew listed. Mrs Frank A Hill lectured on New England Primer Days at Y M C U. Boston and Maine Relief Association ball planned at Odd Fellows Hall. Cunard line spring service includes Oregon Gallia Bothnia Scythia with six day Boston crossing. Vesper service at Y M C U led by Mr Baldwin with Shawmut quartet. Rev George M Budge spoke on Facing Outward What Shall I do.
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George W. Ward
City Hospital
N. P. Banks
Brookline Club
Tremont Row
C. F. Thwing
R. B. Heesett
James L. Vielle
E. A. Harris
R. Kidner
M. King
Carl Auchis
Mise Julian Casey
E Devine
J. Ravenscroft
Pavonia
Woolfenven
Liverpool
Frank A. Hill
Chelsea High School
Young Mens’ Christian Union
New England
Boston and Maine Railroad Relief Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Bostowl
Maine
Boston
Cunard Line
Oregon
Gallia
Bothnia
Scythia
Baldwin
Shawmut Congregational Church
Scott's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil for Bone Health
A lady physician at the Child's Hospital Albany N Y reports using Scott's Emulsion with hypophosphites with great success. She notes many patients suffer from bone diseases and finds the remedy very beneficial for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Child’s Hospital
Albany
N. Y
Vast Boston Liverpool imports list spans ships and goods
A detailed ledger from Boston lists cargoes to Liverpool and other partners including Rogere & co Norcross Meilen Co Jones McDuffie Stratton and many others. Items cover woollens, leather, china, glassware, silk gloves, machinery, paper goods, bicycles, wines, oranges, oils, and hardware. Shipping notices show steamer schedules and closing times for Europe and the Americas.
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Boston
Liverpool
Kng
Pavonia
Rogere & Co
Norcross, Meilen & Co
Beaj French & Co
Meyser & Co
Ritchie & Sons
Booth & Co
Chandier & Co
Ana Cotton
Karie Manf
Fodd & Co
George West
Shuman & Co
Bartlett & Co
Hairman
Woolens Beal, Higgins & Henderson
Books Public Library
Hedger
Grout
Warren & Blanchard
Allyn
Clatlin
Larrabee & Co
Davis
Boston Atheonum
Brown U Drrell & Co
Weil, Dreyfus & Co
Inge AW Rolinson—Ldodao
Inge AW Rolinson—Ldodao FJ Bumstead & Co
Thomas Srahan
Everett & Co
Hart & Young
Thomas Kelly & Co
Cumner, Jones & Co
Collins & Fairbanks
Shepard Norwell & Co
Alafla, Larrabee & Co
Secomo Kehew & Sons
Taylor & Sons
Leeson & Co
Lloyd
Grant
Wa'ren & Blanchard
Stone & Downer
de Woulens Kendall, Batcows & Co
de Coituns
Rwing Bros & Col de Woovllens Neal, Moree & Co
Hix Smith & Son
Tiley & CO
Charles Lawrence
Tin Gates
Moors & Co
Dodates Burtog Brea & Co—S
du Chiva
Ea Thenware
Richard Kings S
Cs Boollens Lane & Hubbard
Lorrey, Brect& Capell
Cesses Woollens
FA Ween Per. Jr
Doe
Lous Brows
Jd G Mitchell
Lilie, Brown & Co
Hougston & Darton
Whitington & Co
Davenport
TD Pets & Co
Sawyer & Co
Webber
Machbine Shop
Wadsworth, Howland & Co
Jorian, Marsh & Co
White & Co
Hollings & Co
Bate
Brown
Durell & Co
Bouley
Cragges Curlis & Co
Brown Bros & Co
Noyes Bros
Forbes Lithograph
Parker & Co
Jordan
Bovey & Co
Gregory & Bown
Wiliam Parsons
Leigh & Co
Freeman & Wicht
Hossey Jordan, Marsh & Co
Baring Kros& Co
Dennison Mans Co
Norwell & Co
White
Stimson, Nunthy & Co
Phelps. Dewige & Co
Austin & Co
Osgood & Son
Stoddard , Lovering & Co
Shepard
Norwell
Fairy & Co
Cutley Dame
Stoddard & Kendall
Mast & Co
Cares
Williams
Shoninger, Moses & Co
Hose Y Brown
Durr Ll & Co
Murdo K Parlor Grate Co
Brown, Durrell & Co
Bradfart
Thomas & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Dupee
Peyser & Co
Sheptie & Co
Real, Higgins & Henderson
Hovey Shepard, Norwell & Co
Issa
Callender
Kogem & Co
Abram French & Co
Norcross, Melen & Co
Jones, McDuffen & Stratton
Lewis Brown & Co
Woollen Talbot
Wilmarth & Co
Kendall, Farrows & Co
McLaren
William Bixey & Co
Wellington & Co
Wheelock & Co
George Bridge
Bilcher & Loomis
Torrey, Gright & Caven
Richard Briggs
Graham
Gioves
M Peyser & Co
Marchi Bros. Merce & Co
du Worstein Grout, Warren & Blanchard
Hedges
Muse Hastero Elastic Gusset Co
Woullens Neal, Morse & c
Noyes & Blaseslee
Stedman-Fuller Manfco
Herbert & Rapp
William Miller
J & J Murdock
Moise C F Hevey & Co
Stedman-Puiler
Cumer, Jones &E
Chaces Ll. Tueson
Woudens Wilam
Cotuau & Co
Houghton, Milflin & Co
Bradford, Thomas & Co
Jones & Co
BP Hovy & Co
Brown, Durrett & Co
Pierce & Co
Les Stuffs
P Schmidt & Co
Banny Bircs & Co
J & J Siua L& Co
Candie Brown & Griffiths
Isings Brown, Durrell
Macnilar Parker & To
Baring Bros & Co
Louvering
Hieward, Bullough
Hieward, Bullough «& *Kiley
Watherell Ebrog
Sadatory Merchants’ Despatch Transportation Co
Percival
Coastal steamer arrivals and Atlantic voyage notices
A crowded list details ships sailing from various roads including Spartan and Centipede, arrivals of Welhaven and Haytien Republic, and numerous vessels with cargoes and passengers bound for Boston Philadelphia and New York. Reports describe weather conditions from Cape Henlopen to Nantucket Shoals, with gales, fog and a derelict park Catherine sighting.
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Spartan
Nickerson
Philadelphia
B B Sampson
Glaucus
Berry
New York
H M Whitney
Cumberland
Thompson
Portland
H Kilby
Tremont
Donovan
C F Williams
Centipede
Rattlecake
Welhaven
Haytien Republic
Compton
Jacmes
Aquin
Aux Cayes
Anse d'Eynand
Jeremie
Port Au Prince
Gonaives
Cape Haytien Sd
Grand Turx
Logwood
Phipps & Russell
Cape Henlopen
Delaware
Boston
Pavonia
Woolfenden
Liverpool
Mase
PH du Vernet
D H Miller
Howes
Baltimore
Norfolk
S Howes
Chatham
Ballett
Saxon Snow
Mxise
E B Sampson
Lancaster
Mulls
Gen Whitey
Bearse
Moise
B M Whitney
Souto Buen
Hatteras
Jon
Amos
Alexandria
Park Catharine
Jford
Zulma
Chisholm
Lottie
Wyman
Ceara
Brazil
KR & E Borisporte
Equator
Nantucket Shoals
Lizzie W Math
Gon
Provincetown
McKay, Gonaives
Dupuy
Royal Arch
Samea Rothwell
Minnie Rowan
Maritime Shipments From New Brunswick and Maine Ports Listed
The notice records multiple vessels and routes including KF 10th Maudate from St John New Brunswick to New York, Boothbay Harbor to Canning Packet Berry Annapolis NS to Keston, and in port 12th ships Emperor Brewer Portland with passengers E L Warren Colson Belfast, plus Julia Marthy from Portland to Calais Georgie Berry Gina Rockland to New York and Nellies Morse Baker Boothbay to New York. It also notes Rockport Pensacola publican Nowells Vinalhaven to Boston and a February 15 date with the Omle of Nave Ann Advertiser. Fishing eds Hereward Peregrine White from Grans Hawk Havare Georges. T: its fish receipt 12 000 lbs baiibut and 35 000 lbs coulish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen Maudate
St John
New York
Boothbay
Canning Packet
Berry
Annapolis
Keston
Brewer
Portland
E L Warren
Colson
Bost
Belfast
Julia & Marthy
2Rockport
Pensacola
Ie Publican
Nowells
Vinalhaven
Boston
Omle
Nave Ann Advertiser
Hereward
Peregrine White
Grans Hawk
Havare
Georges T
Lab New Orteams
aAr
Pitt Eads
Louisiana
Burka
Fromdo
Deer Mul
Madeira
Struan
Lemon
Grimsby
Maraess
Laguerra
Acepulco
Aspinwall
Perssen Monarch
London
City of Chicago
Liverpool
Glascow
Spain
Arcnimete
Mediterranean
Soar
Sen Marcus
Galveston
Oregon
Fom Liverpoo
Aliwia
Baia G
Idis Comet
Tampico
Thomas P Bail
Charleston
Helen Montague
Satilia River
Caro Ine Hai
Jacksonville
Isabel ‘Alberto
Cedar Keys
Mary E Morris
Cnariestm
Sath M Todd
Hamilitne
Hong Kons
Nacoochee
Savannah
Lain~ Pasas
Petita
St Jomes
Providence
Fall River
St Nicholas
Maniia
Piere
Montevideo
Theo Ruger
Yokohama
Stephen D Horton
Calcutta
John Potter
Chemsford
Maceto
Alfarla
Bahia
Tomwmestino
Lisbon
Orso Terza
Rap Snt
Lia G
Smyrna
Veritas Fom Huli
Eiza A WeManey
Hueva
Dres Mechon
Bah la Salette
Jennie Hall
Havana
Lizzie Colby
Cape Haytien
J Terry
Cleaves
Dimock
Hallett
Gen Werder
Sandy Southampton
Newport
Cutts
Schiedam
Paker
Amstedam
Hadeen
Freeman
New Oirleans
Stubs John Mann
Beveridge
Rotterasm
Laura Burtili
Murphy
Shanghai
Raby
Port Au Prince
Swhs
Merson Kokes Marston
St Thoms
W P Maugim
Chiatopher
New Besford
Norfolk
Ank McGear
Pall River
Dunholme
New Orleans
Bowen
Willam E Lee
Newport New
Newark
Bremen
Barbadoes
Ballimore
Buenos Ayres
Jernie S Hall
Wilmington
Perth Amboy
Ruth Danning
Chip Nao
Ae Willey
Coadwick
Corn Lia Loue
Francis
Normandy
Grace Davis
J L Burr
Philadelphia
Ceares
Edinburgh
Jonson
Baltimore
Irus Stewart St John
Sarah Hunter
Mowry
Elizabeth Hart McIntyre
Susie Prescott
Glass
Emna
Bradles
Bristol
C H Kelley Spague
Eastport Fur Do
Oldsmith Maid
Webb
Soketo
Pyrry
Buenos
Ayres
Fannie Whitmore
Whitmore
San Francisco
Ulested
Thomas M Reed
Liverpool Sailed Ltd
Spatton
Polite
Seattle
Parker
Whitmore Liverpool
Whaling Vessel Aurora Ready for Voyage After Launch
Bedford reports the whaling barque Aurora of Edgartown launched at Fair Haven Railway works after ice clearance. She is to depart soon on a whaling voyage, while earlier 98 ton schooner Lizzie H Haskell ashore at Plum Island was declared a total loss and insured for 7280 by Gloucester firm Langsford and others.
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Lizzie H Haskell
Plum Island
Langsford
Gloucester Fishing Seruance Company
Cutfis
Bedford
Aurora
Edgartown
Fair Haven
Mare Reed Arrives With Diminished Sail in Charleston
Maritime notes report Cherleston harbor arrival of the bark Mary Reed under Warren from Viequez seeking medical aid. Several vessels are damaged or launched soon in Belfast Belfast yards. The British ship Kres from New York to Antwerp found ashore near Holkeken skecke. Various other ships report grounding, salvage, and wrecking activity across Invergarden Cromarty Firth Billingsgate and Provincetown with crews saved and vessels moved or salvaged. Wreckage and cargo details include George K Hatch and Sophie Kratz sale. Local ports list additional movements and captures with rudders anchors and chains lost or recovered.
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Mary @ Reed, Warren
Viequez
McDonald & Brown
Belfast
London
Kres
Munro
New York
Antwerp
Holkekenskecke
Henry Warner
Portland
Collisen
Uiis
Jesse T Paine
Amazon
George K Hatch
Billingsgate
Sophie Kratz
Jacksonville
Ff O Parker
Mosquito Islet
Inet
Provincetown
William Sprague
Bkrewster
Norfolk
Sir Harriet
Kerlin. Smith
Charleston
Carn Brae
Galveston
Liverpool
Lizzie H Haskell
Newburryport
Gloucester
Mereward
Johnson
Grand Banks
Thaling Dix Soest Francos
Lon
Cherry
St Pierre
Mart
Boston
Satpetre
Jonnon
San Francisco
Sea King
Getchell
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