Traditional Friday Session Briefing in State Legislature
Both houses met early and adjourned shortly. The Senate debated admitting new business and delayed the license vote on women until next Thursday while receiving reports. The House completed its calendar briefly and amended the Lawrence bridge bill. A report introduced a bill to incorporate the Workingmen's Building Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Lawrence Bridge
Workingmen’s Building Association
House
County Commissioners of
Essex
Lawrence
Andover
Hayes
Lynn
Wardwell
Haverhill
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Robert Treataine
Brookfield
Middleborotte
Board of Registrars of Voters
Cambridge
Second Universalist Society
Lowell
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Trustees of
St. Mark’s School
Superior Court
Wilmington
Fourth District Court
Middlesex
Middlesex County
Muncipal
Thomas Kelly
Massachusetts
The New State House Hearing Opens In Boston
The continued hearing on a proposed new State House was opened by I B Mills who argued against taking Beacon Street land and favored rear site options to improve city avenues. Various officials proposed reservoir lots, bridges, and closer state department access, while public sentiment and legislative actions shaped the debate and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
I. B. Mills
Beacon Street
Stamford Street
Ashburton Place
House of Representatives
P. A. Stone
Mt. Vernon Street
Bryant
William Endicott, Jr
Reservoir Lot
J. L. Williams
Luther Farnham
J. A. Dresser
Malcolm Sillars
Bailey
Proposal to erect flanks stones at Gettysburg battlefield
The legislature suspended rules to consider William B. White and others request for funds to place flank stones on the Gettysburg battlefield marking regimental flanks. Senators debated a motion to suspend rules for convicts to attend funerals. motion was rejected and later reconsidered.
The House Deliberates Amid Committee Reports
In Worcester Mr. Gile chaired as committees reported on petitions and bills. Actions ranged from abandoning annexation of Watertown to Newton and restraining street car crowding to Peabody water supply and bond issuance, with several measures deemed inexpedient or unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gile
Worcester
Watertown
Newton
Peabody
Brown's Pond
Examination of School Teachers Hearing on Examiners Bill
The education committee held a hearing on a bill by Major Henry Winn from Boston to appoint up to twenty examiners of school teachers by the Governor and council. Examiners would test qualifications and grant certificates valid five years with pay of five dollars per day plus expenses. The bill does not compel acceptance of a teacher without an examiner’s certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Education
Henry Winn
Boston
Board of Education
Major Winn
Climate boasts of Colorado as ideal sanitarium region
Canon City hosts a banquet for Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe officials to celebrate a new line. Dr J L Prentiss extols Colorado climate as dry, sunlit, with low malaria, arguing altitude and isotherms explain its favorable conditions. He envisions the Arkansas valley as a future health nucleus and Colorado as a national sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Canon City
Col
J. L. Prentiss
Freemont County
Italy
California
Earth
Guyot
United States
Charleston
S. C
Rocky Mountains
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Colorado
Arkansas Valley
Arkansas
Grand Canon
Union
Great Sanitarium
America
Canon
Boston Home for Incurables Expands to Sixty Five Beds
The Boston Home for Incurables, incorporated in 1854, marks 1888 by enlarging capacity from 25 to about 65 beds. It now treats children as well as adults and aims to shelter incurably ill from all parts of the state, excluding only cases best served by disease-specific hospitals. Officers include Frederick L. Ames president, Francis C. Lowell vice president, and Godfrey Morse clerk. The home mourns treasurer James Sturgis, Morse serving as treasurer pro tem. An inspection of the new wards is set for 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday the 21st, with a storm date of Thursday the 23d, followed by brief exercises. The home is at 2049 Dorchester Avenue, about five miles from Boston. Old Colony trains to Ashmont depart at 1:03 and 3: mj, returning at 4:55 and 6:02 p.m.. Milton orse cars stop at the door. An elegant silver service from Shreve, Crump & Low’s window is showcased as a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick L. Ames
Francis C. Lowell
Godfrey Morse
James Sturgis
Water Street
Dorchester Avenue
Boston
Old Colony
Ashmont
Milton Orse
Notice to Captains for Ship Arrivals and Almanac Details
Ship news directs captains to consult first pages for lists of steamer arrivals and departures. Observations dated Feb 17 at the United States Signal Station Boston at noon Greenwich time show wind direction and velocity, with barometer readings to correct instrument errors. The miniature almanac for Saturday Feb 18 notes moon phase, high water at 4:00 PM, and cloudy weather with risk indicators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
PORT OF BOSTON REPORTS ARRIVALS AND CONDITIONS
Porto Boston records arrivals from Glasgow and New York steamers with crews and cargo details. Reports strong west winds and a NW gale near Hull, plus a case of a brig Panchito ashore at Ocean Pier with salvage efforts underway and favorable lightening of water. The report lists multiple ships cleared or sailed and traffic through Vineyard Sound and Cape Cod, with weather notes and positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandinavian Park
Glasgow
H & A Allan
Albert Gallatin
Abbey
United States
Vineyard Sound
New York
Gen Whitney
Bearse
Whitney
Cumberland
Thompson
Fastport
Portland
Hi Kilby
Tremont
Donovan
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
Tugloe King
Hull
Long Point
Cape Back
Norod
Confidence
Lias Palm Oil
John F Brooks
Walter Higgins
Jones
Baltimore
Normandy
Livers
Isaac T Campbell
Matthews
Water Witch
Miller
Hayti
Win F Green & Son
Breeks Three
Hells
Phornburn
Lockeport
Delong & Seaman
Mowet
Purdy
St John
J A Roberts
Lion
Peters
Lunenburg
Mississippi
Hunter
Warren & Co
Charles F Williams
Viars
Moise
Liverpool
Bark
Windsor
Freights and Charters From New York and Boston Trade
A crowded list of 19th century shipping notes shows multiple vessels sailing to L ondon Demerara and Buenos Aires with lumber coal ice and general cargo. Rates are given per ton per M and per day loading. Multiple schooners and brigs move between American ports and Caribbean or South American ports under private terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Beethoven
London
Kings Ferry
Demerara
Sidney
Hoboken
Rockland
St. Thomas
Pensacola
Buenos Ayres
Boston
Philadelphia
Maine
Nellie Crosby
Portland
HB Hussey
Rockport
Charleston
Weymouth
Matanzas
Trinidad
Haytl
Boothbay
Baltimore
Norfolk
Washington
Water Cove
Fernandina
Brunswick
St John
Fort Johnson
Amboy
Newport News
Richmond
Nort of
Hatteras
Lee
Sarah
Elen
Port Spdn
Sir Lucy A Davis
Cardenas
Portsmouth
George F Edmunds
Port Morant
Providence
Cml
Ife
Shipping News Fragment From Vineyard Haven to Salem
From Our Correspondents. Vineyard Haven reports ships and sailors named, with routes to Boston Halifax and New York. Notable events include a brig sighting near Five Fathom Bank, a seaman’s death at sea, and routine trades between Boston, Havana, and Hoboken on February dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Ar Lgoth
Schsa
Thomas Crescent
Mehady
Florence Randall
Randall
Hoboken
Boston
T A Lambert
Hall
Philadelphia
Holmes
Louder
Avia
Harper
Kondo
Somerville
New York
St John
Annie Robertson McGinn
Halifax
Almouth
Hitchcock
Blaine
Tilton
Biee
Falmout
John B Carrin
Ian
Laura
Smith
Crenfueg P
Bono
Hatteras
Five Fathom Bank
Herbert Money
Turk’s Island
Harvey Winters
Pee BO
Colon
Clenthezos
Terbert
Tiuater
Jibboom
CW Redman
Strago
Son
Havana
Malitax
Salem
Apphia & Amielia
Willard
Portland
Wood's Hall
Yornelia Soule
Alsatian
Snowman
Oceanic Vessels Arrive and Depart Near Atlantic Ports
A列raw shipping log lists arrivals and departures including the Norse bark Metcalf from Hamburg to New York, the Italian bark Ressetth C and others. Routes cover Buenos Ayres Calais Cadiz Fium Glasgow Hamburg and Isle of Wight with ships like Olga T Stella and Calliope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Barks Ressetth C
Ital
Chichero
Pensacold
Sacramento
Reid
Portland
Signet
Nor
Larsen
Montreal
Sigrid
Versen
Pensacola
Cadiz
la Picucia
Loyola
New York
FIUM
Olga T
Tomtcich
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Glassgow
Concordia
McLean
Baltimore
Hamburg
Stella
Ger
H Ogemann
Isle OF Wight
Calliove
Shipping movements and ports listed for multiple vessels
The fragment lists several ships and routes with origins and destinations including Manila to Liverpool, Port Spain to Wilmington North Carolina, Demerara to Philadelphia, and Pensacola to Philadelphia. Dates shown include February 13 to February 14, with noted locations such as Hunting Island and Key West, indicating a maritime bulletin of arrivals and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Anamba
Menges
Manila
Liverpool
Lan
Ferlind
Port Spain
Wilmington
Hunting Ialand
Lucia Porter
Grindel
Demerara
Philadelphia
George H Ames
Marshall
Alphia
Key West
Pensacola
Phila
Descriptions of Vessels Seen At Sea From Hull and Goree
Derelicts report two ships sighted near latitudes 43 54 N 55 W and 06 22 N 40 31 W. A wreck of a two masted schooner loaded with lumber from Philadelphia was seen, with spars and masts on deck. Part of a vessel’s bottom coppered was noted near Nevis. Cap Brandt reported the Jennie Cush from Goree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marengo
Hull
Boston
Brandt
Jennie Cushian
Goree
Philadelphia
Nevis
Notice to Mariners From Wood's Holl and Pensacola Bays
Notices to mariners warn buoys in Buzzards Bay are displaced risking navigation. Comments invited on Brooklyn Bridge electric lights impact on East River navigation. In Pensacola Bay area new range beacons Fort McRae Fort Barrancas and Devil's Point beacons described with white and red fixed lights to guide estuary entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood's Holl
Mass
Buzzard’s Bay
Brooklyn Bridge
East Iver
New York
Lighthouse Board
Tompkinsville
Pensacola
Escambia
Santa Maria DE Galvaez
Blackwater
Pensacola Bay
Fort M'Rae Range
Fort Barricas
Fort Barrancas
Fort McRae
Escambia Bay
Devil’s Point
Devil's Point
Anchorage
White Point
Bark Libby reports six day NE gale from Manila to New York
Boston reports Bark Libby from Manila to New York endured a six day northeast gale north of lat 37 44 on January 28 and 29 at times wing driven and under sail as seas rose and weather threatened barometer fell sharply and the ship battled heavy winds with extensive damage from the storm while other vessels including the British steamer Biranda and the Bark George S Homer face repairs and losses across routes to Honduras New York and Barbados
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Biranda
Leary
Joggins
Honduras
New York
George S Homer
Montevideo
Perry
Barbados
National Board of Underwriters
Cyrus Hall
St John
Peter Peterson
Galveston
Texas
William Boak
Garnier
Lockport
Washington
Tong
Morse & Co
Bath
Julian Whalen
Lovell’s Island
Cole
Sch
Maharajah
London
A . Killam
Kenealy
Iquique
Killam
Liverpool
Valparaiso
Foreign Ports shipping movements report
Vessels cleared sailed and reported arrival at various ports including Buenos Aires Montevideo Halifax Liverpool and Havana with ships such as Martha Cobb Snowdrow Flora Minnie G Whitney and Sidney G Hopper among others, detailing routes to New York Philadelphia Havana Montevideo and more. The list notes brig and bark arrivals, cargoes and sailing dates across Atlantic ports and North American destinations.
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Buenos Ayres
Martha Cobb
Crosby
Pascagoula
Bauta
Snowdrow
Butel
Gaste
Pernambuco
Vith
Flora
Pike
Harbor Grace
Minnie G Whitney
Foley
Montevideo
Cardenas
Sidney G Hopper
Watts
Havana
Falmouth
Clark
Philadelphia
Clenfuegos
Santiago
Allen
New York
Nassau
St Jago
Lloret de Mar
Carreras
Mobile
Anna
Gillette
Delaware
Jas H Woodhouse
Anderson
Chanito
Berdegier
Charleston
Alice
Baxter
Boston
Hamburg
China
Selberg
Mavana
Howard
Perry
Onolaska
Grigg
Justine H Ingersoll
Petersen
New Rk
Halifax
Clio
Smeltzer
St Johns
Ellie
Mundy
Montego Bay
Liverpool
Cadiz
Garro
Porto Rico
Egypt
Sumner
Costa Rican
Watson
New Orleans
Matanzas
Boston City
Davies
Nicosia
Macdonald
Cardiff
Macoris
Addie G Bryant
Kendall
St Thomas
Miles Cattarinieh
Port
Twhight
McKenzie
Louisa A Grant
McLeod
Newcastle
Biorviken
Sorensen
Pensacola
Rio Janeiro
J W Dresser
Parker
Barks Levi S Andrews
Sagua
John Pearson
Sparks
North of Hatteras
Tallace
McCormack
Ldg
Gipsey Queen
Chandler
LeBlanc
Newman
Keyes
Severn
Gormley
Harry Dailey
Miranda
Corbett
St John
Hoar
ST Domingo
Ida Anne Lord
Flarry White
Newfoundland
Ayrshire
Talcahuana
Forward
Mayberry
Knight
Table Bay
Cgil-Ardan
Chieftian
Fulton
Prapani
Glendevon
Tuspan
Cumberland
Webber
Vera Cruz
Cazones
Victoria
Royal Roads
Siren
Shapland
San Francisco
Moodyville
Howden
Evans
San Diego
Hastings Mill
Melbourne
Valparaiso
Edward Kidder
Staples
Yokouwa MA
Japan
Pablo
Hong Kong
Amid Atlantic Traffic a Busy Port Day Report
Atlantic sailing and arrivals list across multiple harbors. Vessels include barkentine Robert Sudden sailing to San Francisco from Astoria and bark Donald sailing from Apalachicola via Ferguson Campbell. Numerous steamers and schooners arrive or clear for New York, Boston, Baltimore, and Charleston with cargo and passenger movements noted from Newport News, Providence, Brunswick, and Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Barkentine
Robert Sudden
San Francisco
Apalachicola
Donald, Ferguson
Campbell
Jelfast
Ire
Bristol
Albert T Stearns
Kelly
Newport News
Baltimore
Circassian
Liverpool
Halifax
Adam Honner
Myrick
New York
Sachs Anna BE J Morse
Lansil
Boston
Blanche Hopkins
Tunnell
Providence
A Athan
Morgan
Poplar Island
Dom Pedro IL
Rio Janeiro
Mentmore
Simpson
Barnmoor
St Jago
Sdis
Augustus Hunt
Hall
Childe Harold
Manson
Witherell
India
Clapp
PATH
Resolute
Dingley
Portsmouth
I Church
East Boothbay
Brunswick
Austin D Knight
Drinkwater
Jefferson
Plake
Alice
Stuart
John L Treat
McLane
New Bedford
John i Parker
Charleston
Victor Baracoa
Chatham
Mass
WE & W
Tuck
Norton
W Fisk
Chase Lister
Robinson
Philadelphia
Matilda Brooks
Bilatchford
Galveston
Alamo
Alexandra
Falkenburg
Iray’s Harbor
Barkentine Eureka
Jelle Higgins
Sheffield
Bath
Lucie Aples Ponfrom
Hyannis
Cotuit
Ward
Wixon
Mobile
Caledonia
Lorentzen
Matanzas
Curtis Ackerly
Boule
Carbarien
Mary Iilen
Tuspan
Royal Tar
Dordrecht
Cubas
Joseph Farwell
Tampico
New Orleans
Shaw
Avonmouth
Norfolk
Lydia Sheffield
Dunning
Havre
la Mariuccia
Guida
Salerno
Port Iads
Havana
SJ Otert
Truxilio
Yedmanaale
Rouen
el Dorado
Schs
Lizzie
James
Isaac Rich
Truxillo
Royalist
Atilla
Mahoney
Palenque
James E. Woodhouse
McClain
Jacksonville
Leater
Jorgensen
Pernambuco
Success
King
Bordeaux
Sechs
Nellie S Pickering
Flowers
Stephen Bennett
Spear
Rort Royal
Benacre
Progreso
Sch Meyer and
Muller
Patterson
Fernandina
Cestle
City of Fitchburg
Fall River
Ida
Susan
Thurlow
Cardenas
Lester ‘A Lewis
Macoris
Luis G Rabel
Sagua
Hattie Weston
Port Spain
George Lamb
F Db
Crystal
Stannard
Leith
Waesland
Bursehman
Antwerp
Rotterdam
Potter
California
Winkler
London
Portia
Dawson
Sonvereign
Putnam
Jacobe Ridgeway
Call
Saigon
Emphemia
Cann
Batavia
Barks Osanna
Januzal
Alicante
Palander
Elifsen
Buenos
Den
Kimball
Gilley
Nuevitas
Festina Leyte
Hatmmond
Rosario
Copenhagen
the Bruce
Calcutta
Mandalene
Hamburg
James Drummond
Portland
C Barks
W Jones
Manta
Wm Cochrane
Ella Vose
Buenos Ayres
Blue Bird
Sables
Olonne
Pbrigs
L & W Armstrong
Robert Mowe
Bradford
French
Canary
Josie R Burt
Napoleon
Hart
Belle R Hull
John Warren
Murray
Mabel L Phillips
Eugene
Kield
Millpridge
Sheresa
Glags
Addie Hale
Michels
Volnt-a-Pitca
Magellan
Svalen
Margeliles
Alta
Laasen
Valencia
Bernadotte
Jorstensen
Geestemunde
Parks Neresa Rocca
Lorisiano
Genoa
Argo
Bjorkevist
Birkenhead
Rebecca
Lamidin
Higgins
Wilmington
Port Royal
Lewis L Squire
Nilsson
Southwold
Garnsworthy
Salen
Mary Nowell
Lank
Cardenna
Av L7th
Mark Payson Tucker
Hulbert
Amocia
Schmidt
Pashley
Caibarien
Maritime Ship Movements and Clearances Across Ports
Various vessels including steamers, barks, and brigs report arrivals and clearances from ports such as Dieppe Philadelphia Boston and Havana. Notable entries include brig Ohio from Philadelphia to Havana schooner Iolanthe from Paysandu and steamer Chattahoochee to New York with other ships sailing from Portsmouth New Hampshire and Seattle to destinations like Hamburg Per##t Amboy and Berbice.
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Brixham
St Ann's Bay
Parthian
Boston
Delaware
Qoscar
Dieppe
Philadelphia
James Slater
Sacha
Ohio
Havana
Iolanthe
Card
Paysandu
New
York
Portsmouth
M M Chase
Brewater
Perth Amboy
Warren Adame
Weehawken
Lockland
Helen Montague
Cookson
Pensacola
Savannah
Mary Ward
Lord
New York
Ella M Storer
Studley
Lillian
Hamilton
Matanzas
Ambassador
Sampson
Hamburg
Chattahoochee
South Amboy
Rattlesnake
San Francisco
Grampus
Dexter
Park Blairhouse
Flankins
Port Townsend
Ericsson
Sawyer
Seattle
Wile Rosenfield
Dickinson
Liverpool
Beecroft
Christie
Neweaatle
Nsw
Banks
John A Briggs
San Diego
William H Starbuck
Outgoing Steamers From Boston and New York
Shipping schedule lists vessels departing Boston and New York around February dates. Notable ships include Michigan, Norseman, Virginian, Spartan, City of Charleston, and Kin and Barnd. Destinations cover Halifax Liverpool London Hamburg Antwerp and more with sailing times ranging midday to evening and agents such as Geo E Smalley, Warren & Co, B Sampson, Phelps Bros Co and Cunard lines.
Incoming steamers for Boston due Feb 18
A list of incoming steamers bound for Boston with origins, dates, and agents. Ships include Antwerp bound Gremon Jan 31 with Adams & Co. Savannah Cy of Macon Feb 16 with Rich'n & Barnard. Yarmouth Dominion Feb 18 with G Hall & Co. Antwerp Jan Breydel Feb 7 with Gill & Scotz. Liverpool Virginian Feb 9 with Thayer & Lincoln. Liverpool Michigan Feb 11 with Warren & Co. London Alanda Feb 5 with Furness. Palermo Pavonia Feb 14 with Phelps Bros & Co. Liverpool Lake Superior Feb 16 with B Brigham & Co. Liverpool Palestine Feb 18 with Warren & Co. Antwerp Feb 12 with Furness. Hull Colorado Feb 16 with Sanderson & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gremon
Antwerp
Adams&Co
Cy of
Macon
Savannah
Rich’n& Barnard Dominion
Yarmouth
G Hall & Co
Jan Breydel
Gill & Scotz Virginian
Liverpool
Thayer&Lincoln
Michigan
Warren & Co
Alanda
London
Furness Pawnee
Palermo
Phelps Bros&Co
Pavonia
Alex Martin
Lake Superior
Brigham&Co
Palestine
Furness Mareca
Ccees Colorado
Hull
Sanderson & 8
Shipping schedule fragment lists due dates and ports
A fragment lists multiple ships with due dates in February and destinations including Liverpool Calcutta London Rotterdam and Glasgow. Entries mention ship names owners and ports such as Britannia Greece Leerdam Rhine land and St of Indiana with dates from Feb 4 to Feb 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celtic
Liverpool
Ismay Ems
Bremen
Velriehs «& Co Island
Christiania
Gi K'Cvh
Edve & Co Taormina
Mantburg
Phelps Bros&Co
Gothia
Stettin
Kunhardt & Co Lessing
Hamburg
Kunhardt & Co la
bPremen
Oelrichs & Co Schiedam
Amster’m
Hurst Hogarth
Rio Janeiros
Busk & Jevons Ludgate Hill
London
Henderson Bros
Leerdam
Rotterdam
h,Edge & Co
England
WJ Hurst Rhynland
Antwerp
P Wright & Sons
Indiana
Glasgow
Baldwin & Co
Mail Closes In Boston For Various Foreign Ports
Steamship schedules announce mail closes from New York and Boston for Central America and South Pacific ports except Chili via Aspinwall for Guatemala aboard Newport. Halifax and St Pierre lines via Worcester from Boston close Saturday Feb with morning and afternoon windows. Brazil Chili La Plata via St Thomas and Barbados routes with Advance from Newport close Tuesday Feb in midafternoon. Cuba mail via rail to Tampa and Key West closes daily in Boston. Mexico closes at 3 00 PM and 6 30 PM.
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Central America
South Pacific
Chili
Aspinwall
Guatemala
Newport
New York
Halifax
St. Pierre and Miqueion
Worcester
Boston
Brazil
la Plata
St. Thomas
St. Croix
Barbados
Trinidad
Pemarara
Fer
Newport Rews
Tuesaday
Cs Esas
Cuba
Rai
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Pla
Mexico
Trans-Pacific Mails From San Francisco Trail Through March Closings
For Australia Fiji Islands New Zealand Samoan and Hawaiian Islands mails via Alameda from San Francisco dated March 7. Mails will close at the Boston office on Thursday March 1 at 1 P M. Hawaiian Islands via steamship from San Francisco February 28. Society Islands via the Tahiti from San Francisco February. Trans-Pacific mails require correspondence mailed in Boston at least eight days before the date above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trans-Pacific
Australia
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Alameda
San Francisco
Boston
Society Islands
Tahiti
Hip
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Pastoffice Canara
Madeira
Barabe
Abe Adams & Co
State Street
Cunard Line
Queenstown
Cork Harbor
Cephalonia
Samaria
Catalonia
Palmyra
Great Britain
Alexander Martin
Siberian
Re. & A. Alear
Warren Line
Ifeb
Maren Michigan
ROMAN
Warren & Cog
Furness Line
C. Furness
Associates Railways
Imad Wi
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Laine
Seaboard Air Lize
Boston & Norfolk Steamship CO
Central Wharf
Piedmont Air Laine
Boston & Providence RK
Waldo A. Pearce
N. E
Washington Street
Boston & Providence Railroad
N. Eng
Washington St
Sound Linea
Ocean Steam Selly Company
Savannahs
A. Dew. Sampson
Eng
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Keoston
Perth
Long Wharf
West
COR
EB. Sampson
Cromwell Line
Orrleans
Pier 9
North River
Sg. S. Knickerbocker
Hudson
Louisiana
Arizona
Old Mexico
Texas & Pacific
Red Rivers
Carornia
J. N. Magna
Masa
Samurel BH Braman
H. X
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan’s
Ee and Steamship Co
Bunset F
Rorth River
North Moore St
Mississippi River
Sam Francisco
New and
E. Currier
E. Hawley
General Eastern
Broadway
Baltimore, Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Heston
Tenn
Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Rand de Despatch
C. & VO RR
Baltimore & Aiert
Batimore
Geo. E. Smalley
Gen. Agt
Central
Pier 11
Boston and Gloucester Steamboat Co
North Side Central Wharf
E. 5
Merchant
Agen