Atheist Credibility Rule Upheld In Court Debate
In the General Court a heated session focused on city bonds and savings banks, with a motion by Mr. Tucker of New Bedford to strike a provision that atheists’ credibility could be affected as witnesses. Worcester’s Mr. Glasgow supported keeping the clause, Northampton’s Mr. Hill argued for reform, and the House refused to substitute the bill, preserving the existing rule. The discussion also touched on licensing provisions for hotels and bars and enforcement questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker
New Bedford
Glasgow
Worcester
Hill
Northampton
City Bonds And Savings Banks Debate In House
There was a flutter of excitement in the House as a bill to strike out the words for municipal purposes from bond investment conditions for savings banks was discussed. Representatives McDonough Quincy Williams spoke for explanations while Mr Jones defended the bill. assignment to Monday followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
McDonough
Boston
Messrs
Quincy
Williams
Dedham
Jones
Woburn
Powers
Hyde Park
Matters Reported in the House
The house reports a series of measures including bridge construction over the Powow River to protect trout streams near Amesbury and Salisbury, memorial observances, incorporation actions for local groups and businesses, and various reforms on elections, gas and electricity laws, liquor search powers, charitable trust trustees, liquor licensing control, and personal property mortgage records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powow River
Amesbury
Salisbury
Alpha Theta Chapter
Chi Psi Fraternity
Williams College
Duxbury
Hyde Park
Moses Williams
Boston Police Board
Senate Debates Joint Rule Suspension Over Petitions
The Senate debated suspending the twelfth joint rule regarding House petitions for Chap paquaddie company incorporation and other city measures. A motion by Senator Metcailf moved the matter to Wednesday along with related orders on State aid to soldiers and park commission rules. Adverse reports covered land conveyance to the city, clerk salaries, worship on public lands, and gas company dividend limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
L. W. Clark
Chappaquaddie Company
Metcailf
Central Labor Union of
Boston
Park Commissioners
South Boston
Richard W. Uonne
Boston's Borrowing Capacity
City committee held a hearing on Mayor Hart's petition to borrow beyond the debt limit. Hart urged urgent action for sewer extensions and city needs while critics cited rising costs, with O Brien claiming a $2 million expenditure rise and Hart defending allocations for a new court house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Committee On Cities
Hart
Haugh O’brien
Water Department
Mer
O'brien
Court House
Charlestown
Wilson
Board of Aldermen
J. W.icknell
John C. Paige
Prison Commissioners Report and Police Board Answer
The tenth annual report of the prison commissioners shows county prison expenses down by $5826 from the prior year and provides average inmate counts across state and county facilities. The police board reports to the Legislature on liquor license enforcement, defines public bars, and notes recent citizen pressure for stricter enforcement of prohibition and license standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners of Prisons
Reformatory Prison
State Reformatory
Police Commission
Board of Police Commissioners of
Boston
Last of New France summarized by John Fiske lecture
John Fiske closed his Huntington Hall series outlining New France decline from Frontenac’s 1689 plans to the 1763 Paris treaty. He linked Frontenac to frontier massacres and the sufferings at Schenectady Havehill and Hannah Duston, tracing wars through Pontiac and the post Utrecht era to England’s 1763 milestone and a shift to secular governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fiske
America
Huntington Hall
New France
Louis XIV
Frontenac
Canada
New York
Freneh
Schenectady
Abraham
Salmon Falls
Fort Loyal
York and
Groton
Fiske
Havehill
Hannah Duston
Ruysick
Louisburg
Quebec
Madras
Aix-la-Chapelle
New England
Acadia
France
Louisiana
Ohio Valley
Pontiac
Paris
England
Latimer
Hamlin
Real Estate Auction and Developments in Boston Area
Real estate notes show an auction sale of six brick four story apartment houses at 238 248 Warren Street Roxbury to be built by J W Stults. H E Abbott sold four Vernon Street Brookline lots for four frame houses priced 10 000 to 14 000 each by D W Thomas of Boston. Street widening planned on Tufts Street and Symmes Street location in Roslindale West Roxbury with grades set. Various building permits filed in Suffolk County include wooden stores and dwellings on Condor Chelsea Chelsea Decatur Chelsea Bennington Moon Minot Bennington streets Ward numbers and uses for storage and dwelling purposes with builders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Exchange
J. W.stults
Warren Street
Roxbury
H. E. Abbott
Vernon Street
Brookline
D. W. Thomas
Boston
Board of Street Commissioners
Suffolk County
Boston Real Estate Exchange and Auction Board
R. J. Edwards
Condor Street
Ward 1
J. W. Stevenson
Childs & Kent Express
Chelsea
Decatur Streets
J. H. Delaney
Chelsea Street
Brooks Street
J. Fr.ppettee
Bennington Street
Moon Street
E. J. Lurner
Boston & Maine Railroad
H., Bissell
Minot Street
Lowell Street
Annual dinners at Youngs Hotel draw many names
The Trinity Club, Hughes Medical Club, Nine Hundred Ninety Ninth Battery Association, and Massachusetts Poultry Association held annual dinners at Youngs Hotel with prominent guests and numerous attendees. Toasts by leaders and several speeches highlighted the social gathering and lists of arrivals from cities such as Des Moines Boston Hartford and New York are noted among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Club
Young’s Hotel
J. H. Quincy
W. Dewees Roberts
Josiah H. Quincy
Frank Morse
John Russ Wade
Frederick Baylies Allen
Roland Cotton Smith
F. Nathaniel Perkins
Charles L. Knapp
Phillips Brooks
Hughes Medical
Jeffrey
N. H
A. C. Hawkins
James Fort
Monroe and Rice Company
United States
Brunswick
W. C. McDonald
H. T. Bovey
A. ‘I. ‘Yaylor
Montreal
M. Eldridge
Norfolk
Norfolk, Conn.; _F. lL. Bodine, Philadelphia, Penn.; Charles H. Willcox
Atlanta
Edna Bull
Robert Ward
John Ek. Blake
Newark Adams
William Gramm
D. S. Plume
Waterbury
Conn
J. H. Bartholf
U.S.A
E. S. Payson
Portland
W.e.tustin
Pittsburg
Penn
A. Oberkampf
Paris
E. B. Joy
Providence
H. R. Gilman
Concord
F. W
Brooks
C.C. Hine
New York
H.C. Carroll
Fairhaven
Henry Colt
Pittsfeld
Boston
Carlos H. Smith
Elzin
Til
William F. Scott
George P. Bissell
Hartford
Tremont
T. F. Hoffman
Shamokin
W. H. Harper
R. E
Cochran
N. M. Cook
New Haven
Henry K. Cleaves
Crawford
Bangor
M N. Needham
Waterville
C. A. Peavey
Revere
George E. Gage
Manchester
G. W. Sanford
R. L
Gilbert Howell
E. E. Benjamin
Greenfield
G. M. Chase
C. J. Chase
C. H. Brush
J. T. Roberts
Henry Emmett
F. Copeland
Brockton
John. Somers
G._H. Nelson
Giens Falls
N. Y
S. G. Howe
Henry Donovan
New Bedford
W. P. Brown
Hotel Eastern
E. W. Sampson
Bingehamton
Daniel Hodson
Great, Falls
C. H. Pet
Mortgages and transfers of Boston area properties
Mortgage notices list numerous property transfers across Dorchester West Roxbury East Boston and South Boston with buyers lenders and property sites on streets such as Topliff Geneva Main Read Morris Cambria Laurel and Porter Belmont areas including Read Read and Pomeroy streets. Amounts range from 780 to 7800 dollars with several estates and corners mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Middleton
Mary A. Caryl
Topliff Street
Geneva Avenue
Dorchester
Charles L. Miller
Edmund
Read
Main and
Read Streets
Winthrop
John Mannion
James E. Blacker
Pomeroy Street
Brighton
John Manunion
James EK. Blacker
George ©. Thurston
Lucinda Savage
Morris Street
Boston
Levi V. Berry
North End Savings Bank
Green Street
West Roxbury
Alden Avery
Lewis Coleman
Cambria Street
City
Frank I. Gleason
Samuel C. Harvey
Laurel Street
Thomas Donnelly
Winslow Warren
Ashland Street
Frank E. Gleason
Frank C. Bills
Indiana Place
Porter Street
Nellie McCabe
Patrick McKenna
Fifth Street
South Boston
Wilbur EF. Kelley
Margaret L. Whitte
Reedsdale Street
Linden Street
Brizuton
Fall River Stocks Dubious Print Cloth Market Transfers
The Dubious Print Cloth Market Causes Transfers at One to Four Points Off in Fang River on Feb 14. Mill stocks have weakened from the last six months as brokers warn of little improvement ahead. M Hatfords & Co report sales. Putnam & Watlen promote Rogers plated ware sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fang River
Ie M. Hatfords & Co
Sailor Injures Brother. Second Officer Arrested on Assault Charge
Harry Worth a seaman aboard the Sintram secured the arrest of Frederick Davis second officer on a charge of assault on the high seas near the West Indies during a voyage from Pisagua to Boston. Worth alleges the mate kicked him in the face breaking his nose. Davis admits assault but says no fracture occurred. Davis was arrested by Officers Smith and O Neill and will face trial in the United States Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Worth
Sintram
Frederick Davis
Worth
Pisagua
Boston
West Indies
Davis
Smith
O'Neill
United States
Appeal to the Charitable Reformer Funds for Discharged Female Prisoners
The advisory board of the Temporary Asylum for Discharged Female Prisoners urges donations to support reform work. Since founding the Dedham asylum as a model institution, it has aided over thirteen hundred women and expanded to probation cases. Increased costs without income threaten operations. donations may be sent to Charles W. Dexter or other board members to sustain this sacred trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham Asylum
Massachusetts Prison Commission
Woman's Reformatory
Sherporn
Hves
Charles W. Dexter
Milk Street
Russell Sturgis
Henry A. Rice
Francis A. Peters
Daniel Denny
Captain Keefe's Guards Hold First Annual Ball
The Columbian Guard Company A Ninth Regiment under Captain D J Keefe held its first annual ball in Columbian Hall Bowdoin square last night. Prolific decorations star and harp banners adorned the room. At 9, the grand march led by the Boston Cadet Fife Drum and Bugle Corps. Dance music by Nutter's Orchestra. Colonel Strachan and staff attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbian Guard
D. J. Keefe
Columbian Hall
Bowdoin Square
Boston
Nutter
Strachan
Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate, Says Dr. Fisner
Dr W H Fisner of Le Sueur Minnesota recommends Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a serviceable remedy for nervous debility sexual weakness brain fatigue excessive tobacco use fever and some urinary troubles praising its overall efficacy based on his experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
W. H. Fisner
le Sueur
Minn
Shipping News Miniature Almanac For Feb 15
Shipping news notes high water and day length on Sat Feb 15. Arrivals include Steamer Bostonian from Liverpool with cargo for Thayer & Lincoln and City of Savannah from Savannah with passengers for Richardson & Barnard. Many vessels pass icebergs near latitudes 44 41 N and 46 06 W while other ships sail for New York, Boston, and various Atlantic ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostonian
Trant
Liverpool
Thayer & Lincoln
City of Savannah
Googins
Savannah
Richardson & Barnard
Katahdin
Pierce
Winterport
Forest City
Snowman
Portland
Lon
Harry Prescott
Boston
Turner
Brunswick
Scistephen G Loud
New York
Torrey
Apalachicola
Seis Lizzie Dewey
Reynolds
Samuel A Walker
Perry
Josiah R Smith
Case
Philadelphia
Les Theodore Jean
Sherman
Amboy
Swis
Os Jordan
Harlow
Rodney Parker
Nicholson
Hoboken
Sehis Peter H Crowell
Olsen
Cornelius Hargraves
Allen
Nathan Esterbrook
Sturp
Erustus Wiman
Bennett
Baltimore
Billow
Whitton
James P Foster, Jr
Burt
Provincetown
Matilda Buck
Nathan Esterbrook, Jr
Sharp
Erastus Wiman
Calvin
Harris
Wiggins
Atlantic
Equator
Jon
Fiji
Hill
San Francisco
Dublin
Freizit
EB. Sampson
Long Wharf
Ice trade drives freight market with high Maine to New York rates
Boston lists booming ice shipments as firms pay 125 to 175 dollars per ton from Maine ports to New York. Light draught vessels scarce. many ships to depart soon. Rates from Philadelphia and Baltimore steady. offshore business slow except sugar ports. Numerous coastwise ice cargoes from Boothbay and surrounding ports bound for New York, Philadelphia, and Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Baltimore
Tavana
West Indies
New York
lGe
Jesse Barlow
Marnesivo
Navassa
Spear
Harmon’s Harbor
Luev
Charles L Jettries
Boothbay
Z Sherman
Kate Markes
A Heaton and
L Lockwood
Nickerson
Wortland
Elizabethport
Wilmington
Del
Schull Stowe
Pool’s Landing
Portsmouth
Richmond
Sch & T Stinson
North Eathbay
Philadelphia
Fenes
Witherell
Barter’s Island
Ice
Hattie M Crowell
Charleston
Rock
Tech Nantasket
Fernandina
Portland
Richard Vaux
Water Cove
Lee
Charles & Raymond
M & Eldridge
Parker’s
Lizzie Matheson
Parker
Newark
Iatford
Dingley’s Island
Seis
Ll Burroughs
Wapella
Casco Bay
Bwton
Janes Tothwell
Gun Point
William Mason
Vool’s
Stephen Morgan
Robin
Tlood’s Cove
Mristol
Damariscotta
Orfok
Foreign Ports Log Reflects Feb Movements Across Global Departures
A compiled list of ships sailing from Avonmouth to New York Philadelphia and other ports, including vessels such as the steamer Macedonia, bark Rebecca Goddard, ship Jessomene, and brig Daisy, with arrivals like the brig Daisy at Montevideo and in Buenos Aires lanes, noting dates in mid February. The item catalogs many ships and destinations including Liverpool Baltimore Montevideo Rosario Rio de Janeiro and Santo Helena, reflecting a busy international shipping window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catalonia
Atkin
Liverpool
Alex Martin
Serica
McKenzie
London
Furness
St Pierre
Mig
Halifax
Delong
Jewetts Cove
Jane Ll. Newton
Houdgdon’s Mills
Rocky Glen
Surinam
John M Moore
Alfree Whiske
J Manchester Haynes
Boothbay
Wesley A Gove
Martha Innis
E A Burke
Adelina Carleton
Cor Parker
Lod
New York
Highland Light
King Philip
Charles Aisinges
Avonmouthi
Toronto
Portland
Bilboa
Marquesa de Santurce
Ital
BONA
North Gwalia
Philadelphia
Cartphagena
Macedonia
Cardifef
Maria Stoneman
Pierce
Montevideo
Dundee
Croma
Elmina
West Coast
Africa
Rebecca Goddard
Pressey
Boston
Hull
Jessomene
Hawkins
San Francisco
Marsala
Ger
Union
Fokken
Gayswater
Baltimore
Caspian
Daisy
Nash
Oporro
Duppel
Regelle
Ohio
Crawford
Palermo
Pratos
Rkrotterdam
Lydia
Perry
Rosario
Papa
Cacase
Pensacola
Rio Janeiro
Mistletoe
Marr
Brunswick
ST Helena
Annie M Law
Ryder
Singapore
Emily F Whitney
Aim
Rollins
Sunbeat
Mowatt, Amboy
Swassea
Montana
Tarragona
Santa Anna E Maria
Tal
Aspinwall
Orkla
Sutherland
River Ettrick
Lamont
Une
Louise Adelaide
Orr
Sto. A. Tigua
Empress
St Kitts
Guadaloupe
Barbados
Ardenrigh
Anderson
Glasgow
St Lucia
Chittagoux
Davis
Liguna
Plover
Fanning
Porua
Ash
Trinidad
Claribel
Brown
Rio
St Catherins
Glendy Burke
Stanwood
Ellsworth
Venice
Gloucester Special Fish Cargo Report at Fort Fort Bay
On February 14 Ibs Orional from Fortune Bay delivered 400000 frozen herring and 15000 fbs fresh baliouty siuariha to Georges in Boston. The shipment also included 20000 tha codfish and involved director Amos Caller and Emerald from shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Ibs
Orional
Fortune Bay
Boston
Grand Lank
Siuariha
Georges
Dixie
Amae
Hodgdon
Wlue Jay
Diector
Amos Caller
Iemerald
Shore
Cottage City launch postponed after keel blockage
An accident on the new steamer Cottage City forces several days' delay in launching. The 1000-ton schooner for Captain Stevens of Clinton Conn had its keel blocked in the New England yard on Wednesday, occupying the slip previously used for the steamer Portland’s construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Cottage City
Stevens
Clinton, Conn
New England
Portland
Boston Private sale of brig TL H Wright in port
Boston reports state the private sale of the Portland brig TL H Wright, built Eastport Maine in 1860, 407 gross tons, 127 feet long, to New York buyers for about 12000 dollars. A second item notes the wrecked Lia rissa sold at Calais for 5900 dollars, with 207 tons and commanded by William Hilyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ulidden & Bridge
Siordan & Co
Portland
TL H Wright
Eastport
Mark Hadith Sheraton
Shelburne
Yarmouth
New York
St Domingo
Cant
J Mansfield
Milbridge
Liarissa
CB Paine
Messrs. Boardman Bros
Calais
Juston
William Hilyard
Cape Henry
Krisphe H Crandon
Nantucket
Evan Douglass
Letis
Philadelphia
Portsmouth
Great Point Rip
Ilsie
Vineyard Haven
Wome
Elsie
Schwabb Douglass
Great Point
Victorila
Vancouver Island
Vargas Island
Clayoquot Sound
Baltimore
Schrank Hailey
Newport
Springfield
Amsterdam
Beaufort
Sir Mary A. Trainor
Hatteras
Sch
Merritt Wrecking Commpany
Mareen
Hanburg
Halifax
Considerabe Piige
de Mareca
EL Uler
Demerara
Port city shipping notes from February coastal sailings
Apalachicola to Brunswick and Beaufort reports list schooners and brigantines with cargoes of ice, pine, and provisions bound for Boston Philadelphia New York and St Kitts. Vessels include Nellie Lamper Longfellow and Fannie L Child with ice and timber, plus brig Lutzburg loading ice for St Kitts and briganda bark passing chatham in ballast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim Lorman Roberts
Bray
Hera
Nellie W Howlett
Buckalo
Philadelphia
Hooshbay
Prank
John Bracewell
Phiadelphia
Port Keb
Lutzburg
Price
St Kitts
Baleimore
Annie & Millard
Steelman
Charleston
Yorkshire
Liverpool
Berkshire
Providence
Lostburs
Empire
Rotterdam
Maine
London
Gothia
Hamburg
Dhute
Port Antonio
Roehhampton
Antwerp
Dorchester
Boston
Win Crane
Savannah
Harry Messer
Lierce
New Bedford
Springfield
Salerno
Saiis Thorp
Brunswick
Fannie L Child
McLean
Beaufort
Longfellow
Falker
Georgetown
Bath
Charleslon
H B Hussey
Hadzdon
Sarah C Smith
Henderson
Sehs Enchantress
New York
Beebe
Eigar C Ross
City Point
Wishart
Newark
T Cottingham
Richmond
Elizabethport
Darien
Dutch Island Harbor
Eva
Douglass
Norfolk
Portland
Nathan Easterbrook
Sharp
Veter
Crowell
Baltimore
Eastport
Port
Cayenne
Rattler
Nightingale
George T’ Trigx
Dolphin
Carso
Libee
Fernandlia
Fannie
Wolston
Marr
Perth Amboy
Fall River
Julia Frances
Anderson
Sylvester Hale
Coleman
Taunton
Horse Island
Augustus
Shipping News Highlights From East Coast Ports
Vessel movements and sailings across Philadelphia to Boston include numerous schooners, brigs, steamers, and tugs. Notable entries list ships such as Calvin F Baker, Lady Ellen, Penobscot Carter, and Maria W Norwood with departures to Matanzas, Boston, Havana, and Philadelphia, among other destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ws Jordan
Stephen G Loud
Bulow
Lucy E Friend
William Rice
L Burt
Jacksonville
Sauled
Penobscot Carter
New York
Lubec
Janes
Boston- Mobile
Vanlear
Black
Lacey
Shooter’s Island
Maria W Norwood
Thompson
James Boyce
Rankin
Nrfolk
C Lane
Marlhugh
Newport
Nat Sutton
Lizzie Heyer
Rivers
Pensacola
Providence
Hannah Blackman
Burdick
Newark
Newport News
Bentela
Liverpool
New Bedford
John Jackson
Sawyer
Baltimore
Wm Gillan
Mackey
Perth Amboy
Henry Cole
Paine
Fort Johnson
Chase Samson
Wixon
Norfolk
Leading Breeze
Tinkham
Azalea
Cuba
Carbis Lay
Hoston
el Verado
New Orleana
New Orleans
Britannic
Fedeh Babe Wileysike
St Jago
Hull
Umbria
Tower Hill
London
Holland
Endeavour
Leith
Leib Erickson
Rio Janeiro
la Bretagne
Havre
Atalanta
Milk River
Jam
Cornelia C
Cacace
Marsvilles
Calleren
Souter
Brisbane
Marena
Moore
Havana
Reindeer
Strandt
Bridgetown
Myosotis
Lleighton
St. Johns
Hell Gate
Warren Adams
Colcord
Boston
Angler
Itush
Fall River
Avalon
Seeley
Weehawken
St John
Westside
Gammon
Port Liberty
Gloucester
Robert Morgan
Crossley
New Haven
Portland
Sullivan
Hastings
Osion
Porto Rico
Anna A Fiooth
Warren
Eliza Levengaler
Keller
A J Fabens
Tupper
J H Butler
Brown
Lizzie D Small
Lamson
St Johns
Halifax
Peruvian
Helen Hasbronck
Sprague
Suffolk
Vaport Blakely
Topgallant
Reynolds
San Francisco
Yport Royal
Virginia
Great Britain
Provid
NCE
Delta
Shaw
Turks Island
Alleghany
Walker
Norman
Sherman
Philadelphia
Sehs
Weybosset
Kelley
Mail
Holmes
James Parker
Jun Webb
Eldredge
Richmond
Nathan I Dixon
Dickens
Block Island
John A Beckerman
Gammons
PHIA
Lancaster
Robinson
Williamsport
Miller
Isenton
Luxor
McLeod
Heilo
Sir Wim Raleigh
Huelva
Maggie
Percy
Pernambuco
Carrie Winslow
Barrett
Valparaiso
Jennie Hall
Port Au Prince
Ravershoe
Cork
Arecuna
Glasgow
Mary Thomas
Hatfield
Coosaw
William Burrows
Gerland
Newcastle
Del
Gladiator
Charter Oak
Wandering Jew
Little
Delawarereakwater
Louise H
Copenhagen
Howick
Hambureg
Mark Gray
Drisko
Gonaives
Panther
Anderson
Jones
Cookson
Port Johnson
Rosesterbrook
Davis
Baltinore
Minnesota
Hewes
Mt Desert
Savannah
M B
Millen
Dyer
Mattie
Franklin
Cook
Ashburne
Bremen
William Lawrence
Badet
Georgetown
Vineyard Haven
Byrtle
Tyler
Williams
Cottage City
Swis
J S Glover
Annie M Allen
Robert Byron
W Burpee
Pontiac
Lillith
la Blanc
Cienfuegos
Delaware Breakwater
Wareham
Prince
Coombs
Mails Close at Boston for Atlantic Steamship Departures
Postal notices list mail departures from Boston to Costa Rica via Port Simon on the steamship Foxhall leaving Feb 15 at 8 p.m. and to Great Britain Ireland and other European countries via the Catalonia leaving Boston Direct on Feb 15 at 3 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa Rica
Port Simon
Foxhall
New Orleans
Great Britain
Ireland
Catalonia
Boston
Trans-Pacific Mails From San Francisco in Feb and Mar
Notices detail mail closures for multiple regions including Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and Chinese ports, East Indies and Hawaii via Gaelic from San Francisco with deadlines Feb 22 6 p m, and Australia and Zealandia routes with deadlines Feb 28 4 p m and Mar 8 5 p m respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
British India
Siam
Dutch East Indies
San Francisco
Boston
Hawaian Islands
Australia
Society Islands
Tahiti
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Zealandia
Mareh & Mails
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Wharton
Barbadors
Port Natal
Benj Fabenos
Condon
Guantanamo
San Jose
Champerico
Clyde
Acapulco
San Llas
ST Joan
Damara
Dijon
David Taylor
Grafton
Londonderry
ST Crolx
Lady Cairns
Dunedin
Lebu
Lewis
Vancouver
Marine Notes
ST Thomas
Arthur C Wade
Delaware
Umbrina
Pembroke
St Andrews
Potts
Glaiveston
Kremien
Texel
Robilant
Saldana Bay
South Africa
George
Vensacola
Dalfzyi
Queenstown
F D Smart
George Hackett
R IT Young
ED Norman
L D Canfield
Libby
A McLeary
Norddeutscher Lloyd
Laba
Conover
Hitler
EP Eliot
A H Clark
Thomas Cunningham
Edward Manahan
M Eb McQuade
Slattery
Mayre
Transatlantique
William G Webb
Mary K Webb
Lawrence Lowell
Maxsoelr
Gerly Ring
S.S
Canada Atlantic 8
Kh. KB. Gardner
Atlantic Avenue
Lewis Wharf
L. H. Palmilr
Wloman
Grand Junction
Custom House
Warren & CO
Westoffice
Bangor Steamship Co
Foster’s Whiurf
Kock
Camden
Lelfast
Searsport
Bucksport
M. Relceralng
William IL Hill
India Wharf
Bos Xr
Beeton
Go’vlock P.m
Worthfurd
Portlans
C. F. Williams
Ebboston & Gloucester Steam Boat Company
North Side Central Wharf
Mallory
Galveston
Nueces Yen
Lampasa
Alamo
Lucolurawo
Tale
Brunswick and Fermandida
State OF Texas
Rio Grande
Seth Sprague
Washington
Seriplving
White Srali
Reyal
Roverpool
RED Atalr
EH. A. Adams & C O
State St. Cor
Bread St
Beaver Line
Liverpost
Lake Winnipeg
Lake Ontario
Lake Superior
iLake Superior
George W. Preston
Deane Street
Warren Line
Livernonl
Ereeran
Palestine
Afeb
Michigan
Warren & LO
Posidtlice Square
Hansa Lene
S.s. Kehrwieder
Med
Bk, A. Adams & CO
State St
Cunard Line
Cephalonia
Pavonia
Sickethalonia
Samaria
Scythia
YY State Street
Doston
Lexander Matin
Allan Line
Bly
A. Allan
State Street
Leyland Line
Bostontan
Furness Line
Gothenburg
Furnes
Water Street
Toston
Clyde Steamship CO
Great Southern Freight
PAS
Senger
Florida
South Carolina
South
How River
Kenny
Cherkee
Seminole
Yemasser
Wiushingiog Street
Hosten
J. A. Fluanders
Theq. G. Eger
Bowling Green
Savannah Fast Freight
Tia
Anna Steamship Coe
City OF
Macon
City OF Savannas
OpUay
Uis.c
Antral” Railway of
Georgia
Florida & Western Railway
Alabama
Texas
Accu
O. G. Pearson
N.E. Agt
S. F
W. Ry
Washington St
Richardson & Arsavannah SS. Co
Per Co
A. Dew
Vauge
R. 1
Metropolitan 8.8
Sound Lines
Sampson
N. EK
Washington S
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
Mississippi River
Arizona
New and
Old Mexico
Colorado
California
EB. Currier
N. BE
E. Hawley
Eastern
Broadway
New Work
Norfolk and
Wash
Aington Steamship Line
Tenn, & Ga
Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
Baltimore & Ohio Rd
Baletimore
A.M. Grauam
Agt
Central Wharf
Piedmont Air Line
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Paintrock
Waldo A. Pearce
Washington Street
Hoston, Sluss
Satur
At & P.m
Vier 11
North Javer
Soth
Rata
To. M
Ludia T. Poly Bed
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