Poll tax abolition defeat in Massachusetts House vote
The House rejected the bid to abolish the poll tax as a condition for voting by a narrow 104 to 108 vote with seven pairs. Debates highlighted party lines and constitutional arguments, while the Senate postponed its related biennial measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Senate
Committee On
Medford
Brooks
Fred H. Williams
Samuel J. Elder
George A. Bruce
B. F. Hayes
Williams
Somerville
J. K. Ober
West Medford
W. H. Breed
M. M. Cutler
Howland
Milliken
Gracey
Hinchliffe
Pratt
Abington
Democratic State Committee
Messrs. McDonough
Boston
Leary
Quincy
Parkman
House
Dresser
Blume
Massachusetts
Congress
Robinson
Charles Sumner
Hoar
Pinkerton
Worcester
South
Boston Republican Committee
Qua
Lowell
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Gile
Flynn
Hayes
Lynn
McDonough
Yman
Belchertown
Mckitrick
Mr. Parkman
Russell
Maynard
Salem
Boston Heating Company seeks to increase capital stock
The rules were suspended to admit the petition of the Boston Heating Company for leave to increase its capital stock from time to time not exceeding two million dollars. The Senate concurred in House amendments to a Nantasket Beach railroad bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Heating Company
Senate
House
Nantasket Beach
Sleeper
Committee On the Treasury
Bureau of Statistics of Labor
Howard
Warden
Waltham
Tewksbury
Hartwell
General Court
Special Committee
South Scituate
Pike
Boston & Providence Railroad Corporation
Old Colony Railroad Company
Massachusetts House Debates On Licenses and Court Reforms
The report from the attorney-general is moved to a judiciary committee. A motion to reconsider a liquor license vote is laid on the table. Reports include a bill for a third assistant clerk in Suffolk Superior Court and a salary of 2500 dollars. Passages address appeals procedures and increasing Superior Court justices from eleven to thirteen. Proposals affect agricultural society land, Tech Institute funding, savings bank sureties, and clerk pay. constitutional voter qualification is also on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commonwealth
Committee On the Judiciary
Sullivan
Lawrence
Mellen
Worcester
Judiciary
Suffolk
Supreme Judicial Court
Finance Committees
Superior Court
Judiciary Committee
Institute of Technology
Educational Committee
Banking Committee
New England
Gile
Maine and Eastern Railroad Consolidation Motion Considered
The committee on railroads heard George C. Lord of the Boston and Maine railroad seek authority to acquire the Eastern railroad and related properties by purchase. C. E. French protested until his equity suit to challenge the 1882 act is decided. The bill allows stockholder votes, bond issuance, and possible reallocation of dividends and preferred stock to facilitate the merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Railroads
George C. Lord
Boston & Maine Railroad
Eastern Railroad
C. E. French
Eastern Road
Maine
Richard Olney
Boston & Maine
Eastern Railroad Company
Western Railroad Company
Saidastern Railroad Company
New Hampshire
Portsmouth
Great Falls
Portamouth, Great Bails & Conway Railroad
Consolidation Bill Discussed for Eastern and Boston & Maine Railroads
A legislative hearing reviewed a bill to consolidate Eastern Railroad with Boston & Maine by sale, arguing uniform property status across Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Proponents touted simplified governance and dividend rules while noting existing interstate approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Commonwealth
Boston & Maine Railroad
Eastern Railroad Company
Olney
Eastern
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Wyman
Ice Unleashes Harbor Chaos Off RocxiAnp
A noon ice break in RocxiAnp Massachusetts triggers a wide ice sheet twelve to eighteen inches thick that drags vessels from Owl's Head to Tillson's wharf and endangers schooners A. J. Bently Helen Montague and Addie E. Snow. The revenue cutter Woodbury rescues ships and at least four crewmen from Gracie Young. Additional listings cover ships and arrivals at various ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie E. Snow
Woodbury
A. A. Fengar
Ann Eliza
Monroe’s Island
Gracie Young
J. W. Whitman
Rockland
Fisherman’s Island
Boston Ship News and Arrivals February 14
Observations from the United States Signal Station Boston at 7 am. Port of Boston listings show arrivals including Forest City Portland City of Gloucester Gloucester tug Contitence O'Brien Vineyard Haven tug Winoch Fernald Vineyard Haven tug Ocean King New York barges Hudson and Barge Russell. Cleared vessels include Dominion Jamaica and Lorenz D Baker Jamaica, with various coastwise and foreign ships. Sailed vessels include Kinburn for Buenos Ayres and several brigs and schooners for Atlantic and Caribbean ports. Highland Light notes a large fleet passing Cape Cod and several vessels in harbor at dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Snowman
Portland
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
Contitence
O'Brien
Vineyard Sloven
Mary Whitridge
Roberts
Hoboken
Dominion
Stanwood
Yarmouth
Eastport
Silas Sanborn
John C Haynes
Hamilton
Baltimore
Handy
New York
J W Linnell
John B Carrington
Berry
Itz Bros & Co
Kate M Hilton
Johnson
Savannah
Clark's Cove
R Crowell
Frocida
Bannan
A C Lombard’s
A C Lombard’s Sons, Sailed—Ship Kinburn
Buenos Ayres
Oregon
Coosaw
Clotilde
Aspinwall
Joseph Baker
Page
Nova Scoti
Icis L
Sullivan Lawin
Ruth Robinson
Barkentne
Joseph Laker
Annie J Pardee
George S Green
Leander V_bbeebe
Belle
Highland Light
Cape Cod
Sewis A Hayford
Emma G Middleton
Itarold 2
Cousens
J.jeanor
Frank F Dow
Warren Adams
A Crockett
Thomas N Stowe
Samos
Charles & March
James W Drury
Surrey
Griffiths
Boston
Elm City
Etheridge
Vancouver
Lindall
Liverpool
Edwin
Acadian
Halifax
Maine
Philadelphia
Edward
Sanchez
Santos
Brunswick
Latona
Jacobsen
Harry Prescott
Turner
Veuskabet
Kjerulf
Bristol
Mawthorn
Chapman
Rotterdam
Isaac N Kerlin
Steelman
John H Cross
Rawley
Providence
Maria Andrina
Medanich
Venice
Chatham
Mass
Lizzie HW
Joel Cook
Sebs Fortuna
Carrington
William B. Herrick
Pollock
Ark
Charleston
Espana
Havana
Schs
Lizzie S Haynes
Sawyer
Wiscasset
Mauie May
Richardson
Mary A Trainor
Wolston
Norfolk
Nettie Shipman
Hudson
Uncasville
Kttie Li Lister
Mason
Darien
Cranmer
Dutch Island Harbor
Walter Scotts
Ohn
Alaska
Horton
Fall River
William R Houston
Chadwick
Somerset
Galveston
Lizzie Heyer
Rivers
Susie H Davidson
Carson
Georgetown
Matilda Brooks
Blatchford
Jas Ponder
Lynch
Wilmington
G R Congdon
Bayles
Hattie Louise
Barnard
Port Spain
Hampton Roads
Euclid
Rio Janeiro
Lynn
Centipede
Mobile
Melmerby
Smith
Maury
Jansen
Pensacola
J & Holden
Look
Clytie
Laughton
Sagua
Mary
Judge
McGee
Joseph Farwell
Duffy
Tampico
New Orleans
March
Ellison
St Vincent
Teniers
Soteri
Pizzatti
Porto Cortez
Stroma
McFarlane
Truxillo
Chalmette
Adams
Knickerbocker
Kemble
Louisiana
Gazer
Key West
Navigator
Wallace
Propitia
Martinique
Morgan
Staples
Venezuelan
Gillies
Are Rich
Marshall
Royalist
Freedup
Atilla
Yort Kads
Susanne
Zincke
Antwerp
Niagara
Steenken
Hamburg
Counsellor
Ogden
Church
Lydia Middleton
Maggie Anderson
Patterson
F O Dame
Shaller
King Phillip
Coombs
Portsmouth
Lookout
Crane
Advance
Barbados
Winston
Chanderneger
Mediterranean
Basil
Maranham
Para
Abram Young
Valmer
Rouen
Wyoming
Alvena
Hayti
George T Hay
Dewis
Falmouth
Eng
Rhine
Macomber
Ulster
Shekel
Pernambuco
Kommander Svend Foyn
Bryde
Persia
Auroc
Werra
Bremen
Our Annie
Emond
Harriet Hickman
Dernier
Havre
Liberia
Sierra Leone
George W Lockner
Mark
Bagged Island
Nassau
Hell Gate
Olio
Martin
St John
Newport
Jed Frye
Langley
Port Johnson
Narragansett
William A Morrell
Murray
Isaacil Borden
Ward
Sarah W Lawrence
Farrow
Port Townsend
Normandy
San Diego
James A King
Kahului
Yosemite
San Francisco
Idelia
Mlake
Scis
Stadt
Leonardgen
Fleetwood
Poslak
Oneta
Buenos
Aes Park
Bievich
Dosch
G Hart
Park Alsylvia
Bull
Odin
Allum
Marseilles
Flora
Begna
Lussin Piccolo
Dalmatia
Arthur
Christensen Vort
Elizabeth
Syren
Mallett
Washington
Barks Ferreri
Portola
Matanzas
Emilia C
Fariello
Cardenas
David Bugbee
Stowers
John Il Converse
Leugheen
Georgia
Coffin
Hexham
Bull River
Seis Annie & Millare
Henry Bo Simmons
Grace
Glen Tanar
Bona
Spartan
Delaware Breakwater
Parson Tucker
fLulbert
Martinia
Mezzano
Tatie Bay
CGH
John
Wood
Rabel
Murphy
Standard
Percy
Ida
Jorgensen
Perth Amboy
Reading
Habitant
Potter
London
Katie J Barrett
McLeod
Ellen M Golder
Cassie F Bronson
Bennett
Provincetown
Mary C Mariner
Wharton
San Domingo
Whitmore
Queenstown
Barks Planter
Perriman
Honolulu
Dee
Pope
Newcastle
Nsw
Wilder
Rugg
Tahiti
Panmure
Hughes
City of Macon
Lewis Boston
Iwis
Isoar
Iksark
Ygzelbrekt
Erkman
Nelson Bartlett
Watts
St Thomas
Ac Up
Ernst
Ahrens
Europe
Chattahoochee
William G Wickhan
M C Moseley
Torrey
Lizate Wright
Wella
Sih Samuel Brooman
Freights and Charters Reported for Atlantic Trade
Freight and charter listings show multiple vessels voyaging to Lisbon, Havre, and Cork with grain oil lumber and molasses. Steamers Newport News to Cork and Philadelphia to Havre carry 10 000 quarters grain and 2600 barrels crude oil respectively. Also noted are Lorient and Franciscos bound ships with various cargoes and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lisbon
Newport News
Cork
Rigi
Philadelphia
Havre
Sables de Clonnes
Darien
Norfolk
Larsen
Tiumacoa
Hatteras
Merioneth
Same
Sailed vessels and departures from coastal ports detailed
From our correspondents ships and tugs depart and sail from coastal ports including Wiscasset Vineyard Haven and Portland. Vessels like the Lizzie B and Storm King move to sea with barges bark and cargo for destinations such as Boston Martinique and New York as crews list names and ships in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bokea
Cornelia Soule
Francis
Scha Norman
Mary L Allen
Ann Pliz
Hurlburt
Frank G Rieh
Modena
Naliteress
Wiscasset
Nina Tills
Pensacola
Nat Meader
Brown
New Bedforn
Maces
Lewis
Portland
Vineyard Haven
Lizzie B
New York
John M Brown
Eleanor
I - Navasillo
Emma
Mabel Pee Nee
Ym Burroughs
Harey Hawieen
Boston
Igiarding
Weesaileth
Storm King
Bark
Joel Cook
Tnavour
Lee A Eaton
Samos
James W Drury
Cyrus Chamberlain
Ship and Vessel Arrivals and Departures Noted
Shipping news lists vessels including Glenburn from Calcutta to New York via Jan 4 and Anjer-Passel from Bangkok via 8d to New York, Southern Cross with Cibbetts to Saigon, Bartha from Savannah, Ocean Belle brig from Galveston, with January and February dates and master names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agulhas
Glenburn
Johanson
Calcutta
New York
Anjer
Notice to Mariners New Light for Sandy Hook
Long Branch Feb 183 A new lens the largest ever seen in this country arrived at its place will be placed in position in the Sandy Hook Lighthouse within a few days. The lens is 9 feet in diameter and the glass work is 16 feet high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Paris
Lighthouse Board
Bis Place
Sandy Hook
Vessels in Atlantic: derelict and abandoned ships reported
London reports a derelict 100 ton vessel bottom up with rudder gone near 41 23 N 64 W. Beethoven notes an 800 ton derelict drifting awash at lat 32 long 36 W. Earlier, Vark Telemach abandoned voyage from Savannah to Buenos Aires passed Jan 19 at 30 N 34 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vark Telemach
Savannah
Buenos Ayres
New York
Canada
Beethoven
Maritime Shipping News Digest: Vessels Pass Near Coastlines
A garbled register lists numerous ships and bark entries with their origins destinations dates and positions. Notable mentions include Bark Dee from NSW to San Francisco on February 6 and Bark Baroma from Liverpool to Savannah on February 6 near lat 49 and lon 9, with several more vessels bound for New York San Francisco and United Kingdom including ships Ivy Avabia Carnavon Castle and Florence J Allen with varying lat lon readings and dates in February December and January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Pope
Ney Nsw
San Francisco
Northwest
Port Madison
San Recisco
Fort Ross
James E Bayles
Robinson
New York
Mobile
Borrowdale McAllister
Newcastle
Baroma
Thomas
Liverpool
Savannah
Furman
Milford
Little
Ilavana
Delaware
Cape Hatteras
Cosulith
Marolin
Ivy
Gardiner
Avabia
Mefjoon
Loverpool
Carnavon Castle
Tquigne
United Kingdom
Bebington
John Gambles
Alparaiso
Astoria
Jon
H J L By
Richardson
Mantia
Absecom
Kark
H Retz
Wes New York
Matanzas
Siup
Hice
Jordan
Cebu
Florence J Allen
Punton
Brunswick
Boston
Shipping News from Boston to London Reports Several Losses
Reports of multiple vessels damaged or foundered near Cape Horn and in U S ports. Glenavon and Cape Horn area страхed as likely lost. Scottish Minstrel fears wreck. Gray Eagle breaking up at Norfolk. John L Marsh heavy weather in Gulf Stream. Haddington burned at sea near 20 N 91 E. Bark Mascotte wreckers at Rehoboth. Luella A snow missing after Jan 17 voyage from New York to Lewes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
M . Moseley
Wilmington
Schulester
Seward
Astoria
Liverpool
Cape Horn
RC Hall
Cork
Ire
Norfolk
Gray Eagle
New York
Sih
Taylor Dickson
Philadelphia
Savannah
Sir Grace Gower
Tonala
Mobile
Mie
Agnew
Belize
John L Marsh
Cardenas
Gulf Stream
Hrng
Vanadis
Pernambuco
Iee
Ponca
Valermo
Newcastle Harbor
Bath
Casilda
Parker’s Flats
Sea Isle City
Panchito, Slade
Vera Cruz
Ocean City
London
Haddington
Hatfield
Chittagong
Borderer
Manley
Cape Charles
Lewes
Del
Mascotte
Rehoboth
Seach
Sch Luella
Kowe
Foreign Ports Log Details Ship Movements and Sails
A scattered report lists ships sailing from multiple ports including Aspinwall, Algiers, Barbados, Bremen, Brisbane, Cardenas, Guantanamo, Havana, Ilo, Monolulu, Hamburg, Halifax, Knulloa, Melbourne, and more. Vessels include Mary Stewart, Architect, City of Pura, Autocrat, Maggie Cain, MJ Voley, G W Jones, City of Alexandria, Amethyst, J D Robinson, Bratten, Niagara, Wildwood, SN Castle, Kiva, and Entilla with destinations such as Liverpool, New York, Vera Cruz, Philadelphia, and Havana. Details cover sail dates, captains, and freight routes amid a busy period of transatlantic and Caribbean movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspinwall
Mary Stewart
Mahoney
Hampton Roads
Hart
Smith
Veniccla
Architect
Jackson
Liverpool
New York
Algiers
Autocrat
Knudsen
Barbados
Robert H Rathburn
Crowell
Portland
Mary E Russell
Nichols
Pernambuco
Halifax
Bremen
Carl
Backhaus
Philadelphia
Jossonda
Geselmann
Brisbane
Fritz
Andreis
Carden
Nellie E Rumball
Rumball
Antigua
Maggie Cain
Meyer
Guantanamo
MJ Voley
Feeds
G W Jones
Havana
City of Alexandria
Vera Cruz
Amethyst
Cardiff
Eglantine
City of Atlanta
Mexico
J D Robinson
Vogan
Pensacola
Wallace
McCormack
Sagna
Sidney
Undper
Watts
Cardenas
Bratten
Niagara
Matanzas
Wildwood
Saunders
Philiiping Islands
SN Castle
Hubbard
Lureka
Port
Wilder
Ruey
Vlanter
Perriman
Togall
Francisco
Hamburg
Herman
Schmidt
Charleston
Halivax
Circagstan
Barrett
Baltimore
Knuluioa
Ferris S Thompson
Potter
Olgar
Tomfeich
Phila
Gelphin
Fium
Viltpooll
Serra
Lazzarap
Parnemeated
Hell
State of Indiana
Glasgow
Attu Fey
Entilla
Serra Port Ludlow
Maritime arrivals and departures from multiple ports listed
A condensed log lists vessels Sailed, arrived, or cleared from MATANZAS DELAWARE BREAKWATER MANZANILLA PANAMA RIO JANEIRO ST JOHN'S ST ANN'S BAY ST THOMAS and other ports. Entries include steamer Ardancorrach brigs Annie K Storer and John Welsh Jr, ships Sardinian and Undaunted, and multiple cargoes with dates in January and February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matanzas
Ardancorrach
Cardenas
Delaware
Grace Davis
Dyer
Lillian
Hamilton
Crescent City
Acajutta
Acapulco
San Francisco
Rio Janeiro
Lassell
New York
Sirius
ST John’s
May Corey
Goss
St Joseph
Langlier
Cto
ST Ann’s Bay
Brixham
Eerata
ST Thomas
Nausika
Goldsen
Bahia
Aldine
Corty
Port Spain
Trinidad
Manzanilla
Hattie
Bain
McDonald
Portland
Harry White
Hopkins
Point-a-Pitre
Guad
St Domingo
Sed
Galena
Cardiff
West Point
Moselle
Gould
Jacksonville
Nielsen
Parahibs
Undaunted
Phil. Adelphia
Hiogo
Japan
Sardinian
Lehman
Philadelphia
Karka William
Ale
Hayre
Rurik
Tengstrom
Pensacola
Belfast
Harry Bushman
Davis
Bilbao
Katahdin
Seeley
Iloilo
Boston
Wanderer
Staples
Mersey Belle
Hemeon
Swiftsure
Sparks
Harris
Surinam
Bacua
Calabria
Palmer
Carbarien
Tarragona
Bark Latona
Lipsett
Shipping News from Atlantic Ports and Seaboard Arrivals
Extensive port entries record arrivals and clearances across Baltimore Boston Chatham Brunswick Charleston New York Newport News Norfolk Providence and more. Vessels include steamers Acadian Maine and Victoria bark Latona Nineveh and Espana with cargoes from Havana Rio Janeiro and Santos and fleets heading toward Boston Philadelphia and New York.
Boston-bound vessels and voyage details listed by date
A compiled list of ships and barks bound for or returning to Boston with their origins. Entries cover names such as Auburndale Wooster Adele Alpheus Marstall Arizona Adelphis Spies August Smith Bow men BLaw Buck Charles A Sparks Benj J Hunt George Moon Sjostrom Hyaline Indian Empire Jennie Cushman Katahdin Laura A Smith Louise Lantana Martha J Brady Moroney Nineveh Navarino Ocean Pearl Faas Panay Des Johannesen Hale Lane Brown Taria Topan Warrior with ports of origin including Buenos Ayres Melbourne Singapore Calcutta and others, and dates ranging from late January to February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburndale
Wooster
Am. Bark
Buenos Ayres
Assur
Kursen
Nor. Bark
Rilo Grande Do Sul
Boston
Au Saute
Locke
Cardenas
Adele
Pundt
Melbourne
Alpheus Marstall
Meradden
Br. Bark
Calcutta
Arizona
Robbins
Moilo
Ste Helena
Adelphis
Marcussen
Montevideo
Christiansen
Bowman B. Law
Abbott
Yokoeee
Cebu
St. Helena
Watson
Mauritius
Jennie Yaeveet Barker
Singapore
Jennie Cushman
Brandt
Goree
Vineyard Haven
Katahdin
Seeley
Hailo
St. Thomas
Laura A Smith
Blue
Br. Sch
Cienfuegos
Louise
Bahiras
Corintos
Pernambuco
Lantana
Irving
Algoa Bay
Matilde
Mignano
Ital
Castellamare
Martha J. Brady
Armstrong
Port Au Prince
Bermuda
Moroney
Wass
Am. Seh
Ponce
P. R
Nineveh
Crooke
Salt Pond
Navarino
Cole
Am. Sch
Sierra Leone
Ocean Pearl
Stetson
Matanzas
Faas
Hibbard
Banjoewangie
Panay
Luscomb
Manila
Anjer
Des Johannesen
Ae B. Hale
Haven
Rosario
Lane Brown
Br. Brig
Miragoane
Eb. IL
Taria Topan
Trumbull
Tamatayve
Warrior
Kitchin
Br. Ship
Outgoing Steamers From Boston and New York Listings
Shipping notices show sailings on February 15 to 28 from Boston and February 16 to February 22 from New York. Vessels include Scandinavien Name Norseman City of Mayon Bremen and Adriatic with agents Warren & Co and Ismay. Listings include destinations Liverpool Glasgow Havre Philadelphia Baltimore and Savannah with scheduled times and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Liverpool
New York
Cork
Catalonia
Pavonia
Bothnia
Amaria
Cephalonia
Scythia
Anchor Line
United States Mail
Clascow
Mowelle
Londonderry
Glasgow
Belfast
Naples
Great Britain
Ireland
Italy
Henderson Brothers
Bowling Green
State Street
Norddeutscher Lloyd
Southampton
London
Breme Lahn
EIDER
WERRA
Saale
Ems
Fulda
Bremen
Paris
Havre
C. Theo. Guething
Doane Street
Mass
Mail steamers schedule with ports and dates
List of steamship names their routes and sailing dates. Norseman Liverpool February 4 Warren and Co Saindinavian Glasgow February 3 H A Allan Cremon Antwerp January SLIER Adams Co due Sunday February 19 Cy of Macon Savannah February 16 Richn and Barnard Dominion Yarmouth February 18 G Hall Co due Monday February 20 Jan Breydel Antwerp February 7 Gill and Loota Virginian Liverpool February Thayer and Lincoln due Tuesday February 21 Michigan Liverpool February 11 Warren Co due Wednesday February 22 Ulunda London February 5 C Furness Pawnee Palermo February 2 Phelps Bros Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norseman
Liverpool
Warren & Co Saindinavian
Glasgow
H & A Allan Cremon
Antwerp
Slier Adams&Co
Cy of
Macon
Savannah
Rich’n& Barnard Dominion
Yarmouth
G Hall & Co
Jan Breydel
Gill & Loota Virginian
Thayer& Lincoln
Michigan
Warren & Co
Ulunda
London
C Furness Pawnee
Palermo
Phelps Bros&Co
Shipping notices and freight listings from Liverpool and European ports
A compact list of vessels with dates and consignors across Liverpool Antwerp Gothenburg and Hamburg including ships such as F W Hurst Ismay Keb Oelrichs & Co Edge & Co Taormina Kunhardt & Co and Louis de Bebian with Feb sailing dates and port connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Liverpool
Hurst
Celtic
Ismay
Beemen
Oelrichs & Co Noordland
Antwerp
Alf Right & Sons
Island
Christia’ia
Edge & Co Taormina
Hlamburg
Phelps Broa&Co
Gothia
Azettin
Kunhardt & Co Lessing
Famburg
Kunhardt & Co
la Bourgogne
Havre
Louis de Bebian
Ohio
Wright & Sons
Mails Close at Boston With Multiple Steamship Routes
Notices detail mail closing times at Boston for various steamship itineraries including Alvo and Trinidad departures to Bermuda Nassau Santiago Campeche Yucatan and other ports with deadlines around February 15 to 19 and special handling for certain destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sivanilla
Alvo
Bermuda
Trinidad
New York
Nassau
N. P
Santiago
Cuba
Campeche
Chipas
Obasco
Yucatan
Windward Islands
York
Hayti
Inauus
Central America
South Pacific
Guatemala
Newport
Sun
Guba
Tampa
Mia
Key West
Fla
Mexico
Ciosos
Riday
Aspinwall
Boston
Mail openings for distant stations from Boston
For China, Japan and the East Indies except Britain per steamship Belgie from San Francisco Feb 21. For Australia, wifi Islands New Zealand Samoan and Canadian Islands per steamship Alameda from San Francisco March 7. Mails will close at Boston office Thursday March 1 at 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
The
East Indies
Belgie
San Francisco
Australia
New Zealand
Samoan
Canadian Islands
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jor
Azores
Madeira
Boxton vi
Adams & Cr
Capricorne
Pesel
Aldywth
Wetmore
Bonito
Koch
Batavia
Papa Risseto
Tommassino
Calculta
Andola
Matthias
Dublin
Cockermouth
Rothery
HAVKE
John Hickman
Campling
Isle OF Wight
Deutschland
Peters
Avonta
Porter
Lake Erie
Keay
Duke of Westminster
Las Palmas
Carl D Lathrop
Gill
Harvard
Norton
Diogo
Messina
Clementina
Stal
Thorndike
Peggy
Prowse
Montreal
Adelphia
Nor
Oporto
Little Willie
Tippets
St Johns
Serapis
North
Penarth
Caldera
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