Venner criticizes Atchison loan Chicago extension plan
In St Louis last week Clarence H. Venner discussed the Atchison loan proposal. He said only 600000 of 15000000 sought for the Chicago extension has subscribers and that a single party provided most of it, with a likely withdrawal. Venner claimed directors must fund the project personally or risk failing to secure funds. He linked a Kansas Legislature bill to extend charter rights to build into other states with the Atchison disputes, while noting the law would not affect pending suits. Venner questioned a St Louis line, arguing the Chicago project is impractical and that directors lack authority to guarantee bonds without stockholder sanction, potentially rendering them personally responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venner
Atchison
Clarence H. Venner
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Chicago
Kansas City
Atchison Company
Kansas
The
Texas
Connecticut Rail Consolidation Rumor Draws Attention
Reports from Bridgeport revive talk of uniting the New York and New England with the New York New Haven and Hartford by lease or stock pooling. NH stock at 215 with 10 percent surplus could swap for 1 NYNH for 3 or 4 NE shares, creating joint business gains and potential 6 to 10 percent yearly returns. Standard Oil interests are now said to be involved, as agitation swells in Connecticut railroad circles amid uncertain futures.
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Bridgeport
Conn
New York
New England
New York, New Haven & Hartford
New Haven & Hartford
Standard Oil
New Haven
Connecticut
Big railroad land scheme unfolds in Minnesota
The Union Land Company, filing articles in St. Paul with 2 million dollars capital, aims to acquire land for manufacturing use rather than quick speculation. Directors include Fred D. Hager and George B. Young. The firm promises 6 percent long term capital to manufacturers, access to 12 000 miles of rail, and no land sales in acres. Stations planned between St. Paul and Newport with frequent trains to serve new factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Land Company
St. Paul, Minn
Fred D. Hager
George B. Young
F. E. Foster
Gustaves Willius
A. G. Postlethwaite
D. R. Noyes
Michael Doran
P. T. Kavanagh
Manly B. Curry
M. E. Graves
Pioneer Press
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Burlington & Northern
Lake Superior
St. Paul
Newport
New England General Ticket and Passenger Agents Meet
The regular monthly meeting of the New England General Ticket and Passenger Agents Association was held at the Pathfinder Railway Guide offices with fair attendance. The next meeting is set for March 9 due to the National Association meeting in Washington next month and summer rates for 1887 were made a special order. A Connecticut Valley Dental Association inquiry on excursion rates to Montreal in July was referred to the committee of lines terminal at New York, Springfield and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England General Ticket and Passenger Agents’ Association
Pathfinder Railway Guide
National Association of General Passenger Agents
Washington
Connecticut Valley Dental Association
Montreal
Committee of Lines
New York
Springfield
Boston
Heating Cars Without Fire Plan by R P White
City man R P White proposes a railway heating system using a dummy second tender with a boiler and a network of hot water pipes running under train seats. The system would circulate water or steam through flexible couplings between cars, with gates to isolate sections, allowing cars to be uncoupled as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. White
Rail and rail profits and expansion plans in 1887 regions
Denver and Rio Grande earnings for February stand at 134 820 with 1886 at 111 586, up 23 234. Since Jan 1 1887 earnings rise to 803 295 versus 629 124 in 1886, up 174 171. Erie cuts New York Chicago passenger rates by 250, with West Shore Delaw are Lackawanna & Western likely to follow. Edina Missouri area seeks rail line with Chicago Fort Scott Texas. town offers 25 000 plus ROW. Twenty new passenger cars for Boston & Lowell. Northwest extensions eyed from Dubuque LaCrosse Winona toward Dakota Territory.
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Denver & Rio Grande
Smith
Atchison Company
San Joaquin
Southern Pacific
Erie
New York
Chicago
Baltimore & Ohio
West Shore
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Reading Company
Coal and Iron Company
Chicago, Santa Fe & California Railroad
Edina
Atchison
Citizens’ Committee
Chicago, Fort Scott & Texas
Bradley’s
Worcester
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Northwest
Dubuque
Lacrosse
Winona
Dakota Territory
Pierce County
Wisconsin
Duluth
Rush River
Isabella Creek
Hudson
Prescott
Shipping News from Atlantic Ports February Reports
At Avonmouth on February 15 Newcomen sails from New York. Barcelona reports Heenan Cortez from New Orleans. Liverpool lists European from New Orleans Sarnia from Portland Lord Gough from Philadelphia. London shows Richmond Hill from New York. Glasgow notes Devonia from New York on February 16. Halifax reports British Queen from London bound for Boston. Off Scilly February 15 Charrington from Galveston to Bremen. Gibraltar February 8 Stranton from Carthagena to ai a aa 11 Letimbro from Palermo to New ark. New York February 16 Spain from Liverpool Scythia from de Schiedam from Amsterdam Ethio vit from Glasgow Dracona from Newport Astrian from Huelva Alvena from West Indies.
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Avonmouth
Newcomen
New York
Barcelona
Heenan Cortez
New Oreans
Liverpool
New Orleans
Statesman
Sarnia
Portland
Lord Gough
Philadelphia
London
Richmond Hill
Glasgow
Devonia
Halifax
Boston
Scilly
Charrington
Galveston
Bremen
Gibraltar
Stranton
Carthagena
Aia Aa
Letimbro
Palermo
Newark
Spain
Scythia
Schiedam
Amsterdam
Ethiovit
Dracona
Newport
Astrian
Huelva
Alvena
West Indies
Baltimore
Decature Miller
Howes
Geo Appold
Warren
Providence
Frostburg
Mills
J_Sharway
McPhail
Zach Sherman
Coombs
Calvin F Baker
Baker
Anna E Kranz
Anderson
Mattie A Franklin
McDonald
Joh TI Jackson
Lewis
S E Merwin
O’brien
Win G Lewis
Kelley
New Bedford
Teutonia
Taylor
Voluna
Heinrichs
Santos
Richmond
Templar
Roberts
Rio Janeiro
Icis O D Witherell
Garfield
Geo R Vreeland
Blake
Bridgeport
Emma E Angell
Tripp
AB Sherman
Higgins
Bertha Dean
A Denike
Townsend
Ganger Rolf
Lord O'Neill
Wm Crane
Savannah
Yamoyden
Benson
Maggie Andrews
Snow
Oregon
San Francisco
Brunswick
Lina
Olsen
Londonderry
Charleston
Yemassee
Platt
Antonio Jane
Alsina
Havana
William B
Steelman
English
Orlando
Ryder
Beaufort
John G Schmidt
Webb
Benj F Lee
Glover
Ingersoll
Barren Island
Moses
Bramhall
Woodhull
Chase
Wilmington
Coosaw
Straits of Gibraltar
Dewar
United Kingdom
Darien
Lizzie B
Willey
Hattie Dunn
Poland
Ellida
Bengtson
Hall
Dutch Island Harbor
Kennebec
Wells
Clark’s Island
Fernandina
Annie P Chase
Poole
Marcus A Davis
Lawrence
Key West
St Johns
Gilmore
Violet
Cork
Silver Spray
Johnson
Nassau
Mobile
Carrie Nelson
Otis
Ruatan
Ocean Flower
Wyle
Marquez
Vera Cruz
Australian
Peter
Barbados
Hudson
Freeman
J Otert
Pizzati
Truxillo
West Indian
Bertie
Livera Nasymth
Mathison
Nora
Overgaard
Falmouth
Maresca
Dursa
Malaga
Port Eads
Mohur
Scott
Baron Clyde
Herryley
el Paso
Silas Fish
Tarragona
Sci Cefalu
Jaracona
Austrian
Ems
Jungst
Helvetia
Cochrane
Valencia
Woodrich
Laguayra
Eleanora
Bragg
Sovereigh
Putnam
Antwerp
Goodwin
Vandalla
Coonan
Golden Fleece
Armstrong
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Newport News
Guyandotte
Kelly
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Chatham
Hallett
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Boaz
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Thorp
Pearce
Sue Williams
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John B Carrington
Rodney Parker
John M Brown
Brown
Fred Smith
Calais
Seir
Robert Morgan
Crossley
Pensacola
Mark Monark
Halvorsen
Buenos Ayres
Lewis K Cottingham
Whitaker
Fedelte
Isaac
Barks Heshi
Gladdo
Isaac Benham
Klaveness
Montevideo
Era Crangle
Centipede
Hansen
Lynn
Hercules
Swain
Newburyport
Norman
Berks
Adams
Barks
Mariehamn
Karlsson
Dublin
Salina
Peterson
J W Gaskill
Godfrey
Proteus
Matanzas
Pedro
Cienfuegos
Laleham
Sokoto
Perry
Perth Amboy
Anna EF Moore
Sackett
Bucephalus
Miller
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Newton
Ar Loth
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Dunton
Portsmouth
Grace
Green
Seward
Maggie G Hart
Williams
Schs
Commerce
Emma Green
Smith
E R Emerson
Biddeford
Mollie Rhodes
Watts
Nellie Starr
Soule
Salem
Robert Dorrity
Dorrity
United States
Rchibald
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Booth
Effie
Simmons
Bulger
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Halfax
Panther
Walker Armington
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Eddy
John H Tingue
Burdge
A . Crockett
Thorndyke
Albert Mason
Abbott
New Oak
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Hattie H. Dill
Florence
Duncan
Braemar
Caw
Port Townsend
Lizzie Williams
Chattahooche
Verett
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Askins
Wiliam Lawrence
Annie E Blackmann
Buzby
Barksonoma
Thompson
Sareeeetts
Selem
Livergooy
Harburg
Tacoma
Eldorado
Humphrey
William & Richard
Patrick
Harry Prescott
Turner
Otello
Bond
Observations From Boston Station February Seventeenth Almanac
Report from the United States Signal Station Boston at 7 AM observation shows barometer reduced, sea level corrected by one hundredth inch per ten feet altitude, wind direction and force noted, weather described as clear. Almanac entry includes high water, moon phase, and day length details for February 17.
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United States
Boston
Steamers Arrive and Sail In Coastal Trade Update
Wednesday afloat report lists Steamer Forest City Snowman Portland and City of Gloucester Gloucester with tug tow along with multiple steamers sailing to Philadelphia Baltimore and Liverpool. Also noted is Norseman Venetian Pottsville sailing, with conditions at Highland Light and Hull.
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Forest City
Snowman
Portland
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
McDonald
Hyannis
Laurens
Hoboken
Mizpah
Gaskill
Grand Menan
Schrizzie
Haynes
Sawyer
Philadelphia
Furber
Wentworth
Weehawken
Harriet
Full
Rockport
Norseman
Maddox
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Venetian
Trant
Thayer & Lincoln
Berkshire
March
Baltimore
Norfolk
George E Smalley
Poman
Crowell
E B Sampson
H F Dimock
Hallett
New York
Charles F Williams
Icis Allen Greene
Nickerson
Mayo & Co
S C Tryon
Roman
Pottsville
Ritson
Highland Light
Ice King
Anna E J Morse
Varying New England Sailings Include Fast Herring Run
From Our Correspondents reports a busy sailing period with vessels from Cutler St John NB to New York and Parrsboro. In port vessels include Cornelia Soule and others. notable: Cecil H Low carries 400,000 frozen herring from Fortune Bay in three weeks, fastest ever, despite heavy ice.
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Cutler
BF Biggs
St John
New York
Moore
Yale
Charles F
Frank Harrington
Harry Messer
Nelliearker
Sels Cornelia Soule
MM Chase
George W Glover
Oceana
Bootubay
Emma K Smalley
Robbins
Boston
Machias
Union
Rice
Mt Desert
B Manning
Sherman
Western Banks
Gloucester
Winslow Morse
Winterport
Ellen Merriam
Lord
Portland
Regulator
Essex
Andrew Leighton
Cecil H Low
Fortune Bay
McKenzie
Historic Atlantic Sailing Ledger of 19th Century Vessels
A compiled list of ships and barks sailing from major ports including Buenos Ayres London Lisbon Oporto and Queenstown with voyage dates captains and destinations. Entries show vessels such as Savina Annie M Law Equator Thessalus Lord Laura B and Independenza sailing to Pensacola Philadelphia Havre Baltimore and Whitehaven among others.
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Buenos Ayres
Savina
Ital
Marcone
Pensacola
Cette
Annie M Law
Prout
Philadelphia
Cape Town
Ilia
Elsinore
Carricks
Nor
Jensen
Dantzic
Falmouth
Lowspring
Halvorsen
Norfolk
Ghent
Fowly
Moshey
New York
Greenock
Colorado
Wyman
Apalachicola
Havrkc
Equator
Crosby
New Orleans
London
Thessalus
Bennett
Havre
Liverpool
Normanyik
Mortensen
Lisbon
Notice to Mariners England Yarmouth buoyage change
Trinity House issues notice detailing buoy modifications in Yarmouth approach. Foulness buoy becomes conical black. Wintertoness buoy conical red. West Cockle spit buoy can red white. North Scroby buoy can black white vertical stripes with staff and cage. Northwest Scroby can black white checkered. Middle Scroby can black white vertical stripes. Secrob Elboy bell buoy black white checkered with staff and cage. Southwest Scroby can black white vertical stripes. Scroby South oe buoy can black white checkered with staff on cage. South Scroby split buoy can black white vertical stripes. Scroby Hook buoy cap black and…
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Trinity House
Yarmouth
Wintertoness
West Cockle Spit
Southwest Scroby
Scroby South Oe
South Scroby
Scroby
Caistor
North Bank
North Corton
West Scroby
Shipping news and sailings from Boston port and abroad
A dense listing of vessels and routes including departures and sailings from Boston, New York, and European ports. It notes steamer arrivals and clearances such as Rhaetia Vogelge purg, Fleur de Lis, City of Puebla, and British Queen along with passengers, cargo, and ballast movements. Also lists sailings for Liverpool, Leghorn, and Matanzas, with steamer and brig names, dates, and destinations.
Maritime Buoy Descriptions and Light Updates Across Regions
The report lists numerous buoys by name and type with color patterns, staff, and symbols across England, Dalmatia, Australia, Marsala, and other locations. It notes fixed lights at Port Terstenik and Kiama, a temporary light change at Marsala, and a 214 mile SSE buoy off Cape Charles Light that broke from its sinker and will be returned.
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Oxfordness
South Smithie
Rosse
Dowsing
Dowsing Watch
Dungeon Watch
South Race Bank
North Race Bank
NE Docking
West Docking
SE Docking
North Lynn
South Lynn
Woolpack
Burnham Ridge
Burnham Flats
St Andrew’s Cross
Gore Middle
Blakeney
West Sherringham
Kiama
Australia
Marsala
Sicily
Baltimore
Cape Charles
Turner
Chincoteagué
Belfast to Bavarian Boston Liverpool Trip Report
Ships logs note voyages between Bavarian and Boston with Liverpool on Feb 14. Jon 62 reports location lat 42. Bark Kylemore Brander from San Francisco to Queenstown Feb 3 at lat 33.15 with Jon 4615. Bark John Worster Fisher sailing from Tacoma to San Francisco Feb 2 off Cape Flattery.
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Boston
Liverpool
Kylemore
Brander
San Francisco
Queenstown
John Worster
Fisher
Tacoma
Cape Flattery
Whalers Sail From Provincetown with Rising Sun Affray
Sailed from Provincetown on the 16th aboard Rising Sun with West and Agate, Rich. West Indies whaling voyage heads out with a humpback whale catch reported in transit.
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Provincetown
West and
Agate
Rich
West Indies
Fishermen Prepare Georges Fleet for Smoke Herring Cargo
The Georges fleet moves to sea as Mizpah arrives from Grand Menon with 11,3825 boxes of smoked herring destined for De Butts and Doggett at this port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah
Grand Menon
de Butts & Doggett
Storms and wrecks litter transatlantic and coastwise routes
Notices from London to New York detail Bark Nordseen and Bark Bessie encountering leaks and groundings near Plymouth and Barbados, with ships Ella Sayer and Ornen suffering gale damage. Los Angeles reports two wrecks at San Pedro, while Struan, Scandnavian, and Wisconsin face stranding and salvage efforts along the Atlantic coast and Fire Island area. Wrecks near Cedar Keys and Wilmington involve cargo losses, plus a new Baltimore to Cape Charles ship leak and sinking of George Hoyt vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Nordseen
Neilsen
Hamburg
Wilmington
Plymouth
North Sea
Ella Sayer
Rio Marina
Philadelphia
Bermuda
Bessie
McKenzie
Buenos Ayres
Barbados
Ornen
Los Angeles
San Pedro
Kennebec
Liverpool
Southern Pacific Company
Barkentine St Louis
Coose Bay
Scandinavian
Boston
Struan
New Orleans
Havre
Cedar Keys
New York
Lizzie Colby
Carthagena
East River
Chapman Derrick and Wrecking Co
Patterson
Sandy Hook
Charleston
Austin D Knight
Body’s Island
Fernandina
Poole
Scr
Annie P Chase
Hatteras
Atlantic Works
Craighill
Minot
Wisconsin
Queenstown
Bellport
Fire Island
Merritt
Baltimore
Handel
Bona
Seven Foot Knoll
Arda
Keaton
Fritz Schmidt
Schmidt
Sir John B Connor
North Carolina
Portsmouth
Del
Jackson & Sharp Comany
W C Alcott & Co
New York City
Sirr
George H Hoyt, Hubbard
Cape Charles City
Wolff Trap Light
Multiple Vessels Sailing and Arriving Along Atlantic Ports
A long list of ships and brigs arriving and sailing from Atlantic ports including avonmouth and bahia with vessels such as Maria Snow Odin Blitz Bertha Rod Juno Espeland Belle of the Exe Vasco de Gama Pro ducent New Dominion Sunshine Acacia Galatea and many more. The report notes departures from New York Philadelphia Boston Baltimore and Kingston among others, with arrivals at Saint Johns Newfoundland and points like Halifax and Aracaju, detailing cargoes and routes to United States, Brazil, and Caribbean ports.
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Avonmouth
Burn Ivor
Matthews
New Orleans
Barrow
Osmani
New York
Bahia
Maria
Snow
St Johns
Pernambuco
Odin
Allum
Philadelphia
Nordenskjold
Pedersen
Blitz
Wittrock
Bertha Rod
Hansen
Halifax
Statsminster Selmer
Rustad
Juno
Dahlen
Wiise
Christian
Minnie G Elkin
Nutter
Une
Barks Espeland
Nielsen
Qoyos
Olsen
Schweigaard
Andersen
Belle of the Exe
Dingle
Newfoundland
San Christovas
United States
Vasco de Gama
Kro
Mary A Power
Pillsbury
Boston
Welaka
Cottrell
Charleston
Minerva
Wedmore
Washington
Tetens
Waale
Buenos Ayres
Wilmington
Kate Harding
Baldoc
William
Whedden
Cupid
Gould
Sentinel
Gray
Campana
Stadacona
Pettis
Rio Janeiro
Trinidad
Gem
Pierce
Chase Sparks
Harris
Sch
Bennett
St Lucia
Tarifa
Sawyer
Porto Rico
Herbert Towse
Cuba
George B Doane Robbins
Edward W Schmidt
Cramer
Sare Heeneh
Bowers
Henry ‘Leaves
Philade
VT Ba
Henrietta J Powel
Mason
Fernandina
Kocheko
Jasper
Baltimore
Norombega
Harding
Eddy
Chas. Mason
Patent Office
Edmund Burke
Patents
R. H W. Eddy
Maritime Passenger Instructions and Shipping References
For Para Pernambuco and Ceara Brazil specially addressed from Baltimore on Thursday by steamship Maranheuse. For Bluefield and Boca del Toro from New York on Thursday by steamship Amethyst. For Europe including France Switzerland Italy Spain and Portugal via Queenstown and Liverpool by steamship Scythia from New York.
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BUOGT
Foverance Direct
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Brest
Havre
la Champagne
New _ York
Scotland
Glasgow
Circassia
New _York
Ienanieres
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Palmyra
Boston
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Oh Vila Key Weat
Mexico
Vba Bale
Owe
Para
Pernambuco
Ceara
Brazil
Maranheuse
Baltimore
Bnet Gis
Bluefielda
Boca del Toro
Amethyst
New York
Iiverssore SA
France
Switzerland
Scythia
Irvin
Trans-Pacific Mails Arrive From San Francisco Andes and Tahiti
Shipping notices list Zealandea and Oceanic steamships from San Francisco with routes to Australia Fiji New Zealand Samoan Sandwich Islands China Japan East Indies and Tahiti Society Islands. Dates include March 12 February 28 and ed. 24.
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Trans-Pacific Mails
Australia
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Samoan Islands
Sandwich Islands
Zealandea
San Francisco
China
Japan
the East Indies
British
Eas
Oceanic
Society Islands
Tahiti
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS TO ARRIVE IN BOSTON
Ocean steamers expect arrival at Boston with details scarce. Shipping notices indicate forthcoming inbound vessels. Official schedules and port entries to be announced by harbor authorities.
Vessels Sailing for Boston List From Various Ports
A compiled list shows numerous ships and brigs sailing for Boston with origins spanning Manila, Calcutta, Cadiz, Palermo, Melbourne, Messina, and more, including barkentines, brigs, ships, and a schuyt. Dates range from November to February with several entries noting December passages and distress at Savannah for Harbeson Hickman.
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Boston
Adam W Spies
Field
Am Bark
Aollo
Anjer Dee
Adeline
Bret
Ger Bark
Manila
Andrea Lovico
Rollo
Tai Bark
Palermo
Colorado
Wyman
Hyeres
Chas. G. Rice
Bailey
Edward May
Narcissus
Heisler
Br Sehr
Cienfuegos
Obed Baxter
Colby
Banjoewangie
Panay
Bray
Ai Ship
Sireera Kenney
Aim Ship
Sydney
Nsw
Samuel D. Carlton
Freeman
Singapore
Dee
Sarah
Hale
Fayal
Sooloo
Powers
Am Ship
Tloilo
St Kilda
Hines
Br Bark
Genoa
Cagliari
Wallace
McCormick
Ambark
Pernambuco
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Swans’ Island
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Faneuil Mall
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Chichester Chemical CO
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Yours Truly, George Draper
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Court Street
Mass
United States Supreme Court
Pr. S. Huckins & CO
Ofice
Border Street
East
BAEDER, ADAMSON & C@O
Milk Street
Cunard Line
Joston
Cork Harbor
Tpalmyra
Samaria
Pavonia
Ireland
Cunard Steamship Co
Alexander Martin
Allan Line
Charles W. Dagey
Broad Street
H. & A. Allan
Warren Line
Palestine
Furness Line
Wetherby
Milanese
Stockholm City
Valparaiso
Ae Wharf
Hemenway & Browne
Musical Publications
Macy
Kemp
Becht
Temperance
Oliver Ditson & Co
Creat Southern Freight and
Basledgen Lines
Florida
Richardson & Barnard
Savannah Pier
A. D
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Steamship Line
Stewner Spartan
Neoman
Long Wharf
Setudas
Feo
Savannan
Wumingtom
West
Sampson
Mallory
Lampasas
Rio Grande Colorado
Comal
Carondelet
San Antonio
Setilsprague
Old State House
S.C
Lewis Wharf
Merrimack
Weltch, Walter & CO
Associated Railways of
Virginia
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Piedmont Atr Line
Boston & Providence B. Ra
Waldo A. Pearce
N. E
Washington Street
Washington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga
Air Line
Atlantic Coast
Kanawe
Peiltimore
Ohio
K. H
Baleimore
GEO
E. Smalley, Agt
Southern Pacific Company Morgan
Louisiana and Texas A. Re and Steamship Co
Sunset Fooute
North Moore St
Mississippi River
Arizona
New and
Old Mexico
K. Currier
E. Hawley
General Eastern
Broadway
India Wharf
Pier 11
Poe
H. M. Whitney
Copartnership Notices
Copartnership
John 5
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