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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1888

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3

New Books Whipple Essays Critiqued in Review

A Boston focused critique of Ke. P. Whipple's later essays. The reviewer contends the volume contains mainly transient editorials and minor pieces, failing to reflect Whipple's true merit. It notes lack of index in the natural resources work and calls for future editions with improvements.

KE. P. Whipple Burke Whipple Lowell Dickens

The Art of Living in Samuel Smiles Selections

A critical note on The Art of Living, edited by Carrie Adelaide Cooke with introduction by Andrew P. Peabody, praising Smiles for practical virtue tales. It frames the book as a modernized business set of morals for boys, advocating honesty, diligence, and prudence as paths to success.

Sop Benjamin Franklin Samuel Smiles Shioh Bacon George Washington Carrie Adelaide Cooke Andrew P. Peabody D.D Ll.d Boston D. Lothrop & Company

Review of Patton’s Natural Resources of the United States

The article surveys Jacob Harris Patton’s compact study of the nation’s resources from coal and petroleum to minerals, forests, and wildlife. It notes his use of state replies, highlights on copper, mounds builders contested, climate links to the Japan current, and anecdotes like Johnny Appleseed. It mentions timber urgency and Yellowstone as a potential winter sanitarium.

Natural Resources of the United States Jacob Harris Patton New York D. Appleton & Co Patton Europe South Northwest Seaboard Puget Sound Norfolk George Shoemaker Philadelphia Schuylkil Jonathan Chapman Boston Ohio Johnny Appleseed Pennsylvania Indiana Ilinois Yellowstone Park Louisiana

Pamphlets and Reports on Missions and Authors

A survey of recent religious and literary pamphlets and reports. It reviews The Trial of St Paul before the American Board of Foreign Missions, By Man Came Death a poem by George B Perry, Tolstoi’s Where Love Is There God Is Also in translation, the Cambridge Annual, Bradford centennial report including a Washington memory, Canadian Pacific Primers Nepigon Trout, A B C Spanish Phrase Book by Guernsey, Machado, and a Gettysburg Lincoln collection from Riverside Series with notes and an introduction praising Lincoln and contrasting with Washington and Jackson.

St. Paul American Board of Foreign Missions A. J Patterson D.D Universalist Publishing House Boston Board of Missions George B. Perry Perry George F. Crook Tolstoi Messrs T. Y. Crowell & Co Cambridge G. F. Crook Bradford Washington Canadian Pacific Railway Montreal Canadian Pacific Ottawa Lake Superior Frederic R. Guernsey Machado C. M. St. Hill City of Mexico Cupples & Hurd Riverside Houghton, Mifflin & Co Jackson Lincoln

Temperance Leader Addressed by Gen Cutcheon at Mass Total Abstinence

The seventeenth anniversary of the Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society was observed at the People’s Church. President Rufus Frost, Secretary Benjamin R. Jewell, and Congressman General B. M. Cutcheon spoke. Jewell reviewed the society’s work, noting hundreds of thousands of temperance books issued and several thousand children pledged. Cutcheon outlined the twofold temperance issue, moral and legal, linking individual abstinence to reducing the drink traffic.

Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society People’s Church Rufus Frost Benjamin R. Jewell B. M. Cutcheon Michigan Jewell Cutcheon

Tragedy and arrests mark Salem news on Feb 19

Mrs John Valante dies after a Lafayette street stair fall breaking her neck. Lewis K Patterson, recently arrested in Pawtucket R I, is sought for larceny of a gold watch. Police raid two gambling dens: Globe saloon upstairs room yields seven arrests and Naumkeag House yields three. Francis P Dixon and John Mahoney both fifteen are in custody for breaking into an unoccupied Hamilton house owned by Joseph Knowlton and for larceny of several items connected to thefts along Beverly Purams and Manchester North Shore summer residences.

Salem StEect AL John Valante Lafayette Street Lewis K. Fatterson Pawtucket R. L Globe Saloon Naumkeag House Francis P. Dixon John Mahoney Hamilton Joseph Knowlton North Shore Beverly Purams Manchester

Dover Street Railroad Queen Bets Own Lines

Mrs. Mary Edna Hill Gray Dow, president of the Dover Horse Railroad, Dover born and Boston bred, built wealth through a mix of marriage, Europe travel, and real estate. After a Boston syndicate offered $17 a share for her stock she bought the road herself, outmaneuvering the bidders. She now controls a nearly two and a half mile line and expanded holdings after stock and real estate gains.

N. Ry Sun Mary Edna Hill Gray Dow Dover N. H Boston

Woman Elects Herself to Head Dover Road Trust

A Dover woman, holding a controlling stake in a local road company, convened a special meeting and elected herself along with five men as directors, then had her husband named treasurer. She vows to transform the road into a first class paying and well equipped line, while she pursues women’s rights and political influence, including ensuring women can vote for school trustees.

Ship News Notice to Captains at Boston Signal Station

Observations from February 19 at 7 am Boston Signal Station guide captains to adjust barometer readings for altitude and correct instrument error. Miniature almanac shows Monday February 20 with high water and moon phase and day length details.

United States Boston Greenwich Eee

Charters and routes listed for Atlantic trade net across multiple ports

New York and Baltimore report assorted ship charters including German bark Nanny to Oporto and several British, Italian, and American vessels. Cargoes span coal, sugar, molasses, lumber, hides, guano, and general cargo with routes from Philadelphia, New Orleans, Havana, St Thomas, and Cuba to Baltimore, New York, and beyond.

New York Oporto London Philadelphia Cuba Hatteras Matanzas Havana New Orleans Spain St John Granada St. Augustine Grand Cayman Ono Demerara Galveston Port Johnson Salem Pensacola St Thomas Cardenas Molwses Baltimore George Heaton Cork Ed A Sanchez Orehiid Lizzie Carter Aspinwall Walter Massey Sagua Stephen Bishop Port Spain Hattie Louise Month Cienmuegos Boston Kildonan Balignore Jazo de Cuba Miladelphia Joe Hoskins Hattera Fernandina Schoon TLS Lanfair B Chase Angie Lo Green Vernanding Hoboken grLsd New Bedford Gloucester Mass Portland Portsmouth New Haven Bridgeport Providence Jersey City Jacksonville Savanah Port Royal Charleston Roc Wilmington Hocakl North Side South Side Buenos Ayres Merritt Sugar Brazil United States Vincenzo Galatola Caysanda United Plates Sophie Boca Luisin Anna Thurman Adele

Stormy voyage and multiple vessels near New England ports

The report lists numerous ships and tugs sailing from New York Boston Portland and other ports with barges and cargoes. A heavy NW gale strikes near Plymouth Neck with damage to crews and a few seamen. Several vessels shorten trips or return. In Machiasport and Salem ports other schooners and steamers depart or sail with cargoes including herring and general freight.

Vineyard Haven Novelty Collins Macawley New York Boston Storm King Rich Sooloo Logene Scotia Lisher George W Pride, Jr Williamson Portland Philadelphia Guy Crossintow Hannah McLeon Rockland Averill Cardenas Plymouth Neck Warris Annie Bergen Odell Lexington Wouters Olio St John Boothrothers Burdick Dreadnaught Hall George S .Tarell Tarnerd Norfolk Blanche I King Bennett Bath Kalmore Lorena Ilannah McLeon Sehs Crescent Florence Randall T A Lambert Annie Robertson Laura A Smith Bessie If Rose G A Sraith Blanche King Redman Varuna Wolfe Gonaives Henry C Winship Doane Charleston Machiasport Thompson Havana Pecorra Berry St Croix Jug Jones Trafton Salem Jennie M Carter Eaton Port Johnson Ida L Ray Marshall Adeline, Brown Halifax Sabina Cerdic French Sch Apphio Amelia Allentown Odiorne Leed J C

Icebound voyage to Sable Island sails with dock stops

The vessel named Lelit Linwood proceeded from Grand Manan through large ice fields toward Sable Island. Crew members Percy Georges, Blue Jacket, Frank Foster, Arrow, Susie Hooper, Annie Willodgdon, and Hattie Knowlton were aboard with docking at Grand Manan before continuing toward the voyage’s limit.

Sable Island Percy Georges Blue Jacket Frank Foster Arrow Susie Hooper Annie W Llodgdon Hattie Knowlton Lelit Linwood Grand Manan

Global Ship Movements Across Atlantic Ports

A compiled list of ships sailing and arriving at various ports including Antwerp Bordeaux Buenos Aires and more. Entries name vessels captains and destinations with dates from February and January, detailing steamer bark and schooner movements across Liverpool New York Rio de Janeiro Montevideo and other hubs.

Antwerp Westernland Berg Randle New York Flushing Bordeaux Tri Sina Rossich New Orleans Buenos Ayres Charles Cox Nielsen Bahia Mulder Ger Reimers Rio Janeiro Cardive Algoma Vero Liverpool Earl Burgess Cofill Montevideo Belle of the Exe Dingle St Johns Christiansand Thingyalla Dan Laub Cagliari Piemonte Ital Gamba Pensacola Cette Antoinette Ryder Dover Crown of England Millman Newcastle San Francisco Glasgow Carthagenian McNicol Boston Genoa San Giovanni E Beselo Hamburg Sorrento Muller Havre Francia la Champagne Boyer

Throgg's Neck buoy adrift after ice damage

Notice to mariners from Whiteslone Li dated February 18 reports the Throggs Neck buoy has been carried away by ice and is adrift in the stream.

Whiteslone

Maritime shipping notices list several vessels and routes

The fragment lists ships and routes with ports of origin and destination, dates, and approximate positions. Vessels include the SPOKEN steamer Carolina Ugnaide from New Orleans to Liverpool arriving Web 14, Mirzapore from Newport to San Diego, British Duke from Chittagong to New York. Other entries mention Lismore from San Francisco to Queenstown, Irby from Hull to San Francisco, ark Neptune from Cienfuegos to Boston, and bark JGHQ from New York to Melbourne. Additional notices show Sir Margaret A May from Baltimore to Charleston, and Sir Henry Lippitt from Newport News to Boston with positions near Hatteras and lat/long markers.

Carolina Ugnaide New Orleans Liverpool Mirzapore Newport San Diego Mairfield Chittagong New York Soo Lismore Sutton San Francisco Queenstown Irby Hatteras Sir Henry Lippitt Newport News Boston Lon

Marine Notes Boston Week Ending Feb 18 1885

Boston Hydrographic Office reports vessels visited 62. wreck reports 6. notices to mariners distributed 728. pilot charts 175. information furnished to individuals 247. Ships Kiv at Astoria from San Diego, 24, gale damage. Solitaire of Portland sold for 84250 to Port Natal, Africa. Panope wreck salvage planned by Scott Wrecking Co. Various other vessel movements and incidents detailed across Atlantic ports and coastal towns.

Boston The Hydrographic Office Astoria San Diego Cape Foulweather White Tillamook Bay Portland Bath Port Natal Africa Thescott Wrecking Company of New London Sch Panope Hyanniseb Sci Albert L Butler Poster Wilmington Georges Island Clide Sch Orion Hyson Annapolis Lockport N38 London AE Killam Kenealy Iquique Ark Maria Ambrosano Malta Guion Line Nevada Cushing New York Liverpool Queenstown Thorsday Holyhead Steaunner Tancarville Mranchemere New Henry Buck Vineyard Haven Sch . W. Redman Lewes Del Mascotte Rehoboth Beach Point Pleasant Salisbury Montevideo Cape Flatter Seirol Tacoma Alfarin Charleston Almeria Gibraltar Gibraltar By A Steamer and the Bark’s Stem Was Damaged, Sell Lester A Lewis Macoris Park Peerless Macero Jiavana Samuel E Spring Delaware Key West Thomas J May South Amboy Frontera Beaufort Melvin, Abbott Dominica Baltimore Yarnmoor St Jago Hercues Cape Charles Norfolk Hamilton Vanderherchen Chamberlin Philadelphia Chincoteague Steak Hamilion Crowley Mount Hope New Bedford Chincoteague Light Hampton Roads Geo Dallas Penobscot Bay Scis Ida Falcon Eastport Rosa Adra Mathias Medora Rockport Elan Montague Pensacola Magnolia Hoothbay Rockland Village Main Maggie G Hart Ysoston Arsith Muscle Ridge Channel Bay

FOREIGN PORTS SUMMARY OF SAILINGS AND ARRIVALS

A compact record of ships sailing from Aspinwall and Bremen on Feb 16 and Jan 14, with vessels bound for Antwerp, Buenos Aires, New York, Barbados, Iquique, Bahia, and Valparaiso. Notable vessels include City of Para, Aboukir Bay, Martha P Tucker, Jacob A Stamler, Lizzie C Troop, Maria Stoneman, Golden Rule, Baltic, Hampton Court, and island, with destinations ranging from New York to Cardiff and Port of New Orleans.

Cienfuegos Eliza J McManemy Dodge Philadelphia Calcutta Nubia Newark Ghent British America Coalfleet Havana Saturnina Echevarri Liverpool Asturiano Ozamis Niagara Bemites Matanzas Clara Colcord Cheard Pensacola Carn Marth Heewell Delaware Cardenas Panama Genis New York City of Alexandria Deaken Vera Cruz Harry Smith Weeks Uluda Hill Lonon Jane EB Hale Woods Porto Rico Vancouver Lindall Egina Angus Boston Tuskar Curry Carff Squirue Isle of Erin Inkster Ldg Nitrate AGUNA Comet Aldrich Elvina Curtis T Remick Hatch Barbados Flora Woodhouse Hall Henry Crosby Stubbs Spain Mary A Trandy Dodge Galves-on Montevideo Strait of Gibraltar Antwerp Ohio Bremen Antworn Fred E Richards Thorndike Buenos Yres James L Harway McPhail Bahia Ladseer Aspinwall City of Para Dexter Aboukir Bay Jack San Francisco Buenos Ayres Martha P Tucker Day M & Johanne Marie Vedersen Olsen St John Rose Tnress Ost la Port Jacob A Stamler Crystel Addia Morrill Andrews J Bogart Shaw Fiskataqua Fadale Kate Sandon Evans Emin Marr Brewster Lizzie C Troop Corning Maria Stoneman Richan William Wilcox Foulke, Inc Chinampas McQuarrie Iquique Havre Davidson Stanley Johnson Jixile Pearce Tanjore Nicholl Aptwerp Ood Baltic Bradshaw Barks Golden Rule Bubey Tillie Baker Carty Myrtle Carter Unc Sch Veannette McGough Montreal Barks Lady of Jan Dy Charley Parnes McLanughlin Ar Dan Campbellton Hampton Court Kruse New Orleans Cub Springer Cann Foote Portland Ship Island Amsterdam Marwick Valparaiso

Domestic Ports Movements and Arrivals Across U S and Bermuda

Maritime notices detail numerous ships sailing, clearing, and arriving at ports from Astorta to Portland and beyond. Vessels include the Ferdinand Fischer Kruse sailing from Astorta, the Duleep Singh Lower leaving New Castle NSW, bark Dora Lloyd bound for Australia, and multiple schooners, brigs, steamers, and barks docking or departing Baltimore Charleston Newport News New York and Providence with cargoes, crews, and dates through mid February.

Astorta Ferdinand Fischer Kruse Portland Duleep Singh Lower Newcastle Nsw Sortlaal Dora Lloyd Australia Lbaltimore Nepun Girardi Beyrout Scis DS Williams, Jr Lewis New York James D Dewell Sharp Charles W Church Lent Provence W'P Hood Ross Benjamin Poole Davis Charles H Haskell Silsby Clura Goodwin Wyman Augustus Hunt Hall Boston Childe Harold Nason O D Witherell Garfield James H Gordon Powell Charleston Annie Bliss O'Donnell Savannah F Merwin Clark Carver’s Harbor Sunlicht Megathlin Kate Markee Allen York Spit Edwin Bristol Lipith’s Point I W Parker Paraye Sharp’s Island Edith Cienfuegos Genoa Jaimes Woodbury Savissa Brunswick Bessie Whiting Dayton Perth Amboy Bull River Kexhiam Adams Philadelphia Bermuda Townsend Sears Bridgeport Birdsall Chambers Norfolk Cape Henry Duchess Galveston Newport News Liverpool Lord Warwick Ipswich Netley Abbey Bremen Hamburg Surrey Baltimore London Clintonia Matanzas Queenstown Minnie Bonsall Lodge Satilla River Mattie May Smith’s Mills Emma C Knowles Charles E Young Phares Florida Chatham Mass Franconia Lucy P Miller Shoals Porta Halifax Elcanora Camden Roger Drury Curacoa Pure Island Harbor Napoleon Hart Belle R Hull Providence Enreka Barkentine Monitor Port Harford Galy Eston Whitney Morgan Vera Cruz Susie LI Davidson Mobile Lizzie Heyer Pensacola Jacksonville Slort Heidern Tuspan James LB Jayies Robinson Duffy Newport Nathan F Dixon Dickens Block Island Erastus Winando New Bedford Louisa Smith Webber Del Edward B Leisenring Davidson Cardenas Screamer Norpolk Carrie A Lane Hoboken Thomas WH White Albert Mason Henry Finch Wyvyan Swhs Tames Weybosset PJ Woodruff Charles A White Ai Ji Hanscom New Haven H Mathis New Lonon Joseph Anda Hallock James Stafford Reynolds Oxford Jones F H Kirk Buliuian Mason Tribou Wilmington Aboraca Tempie Limsdowne Hull Antwerp Giale le Horindo Ghrenti Edita Sheraton Hopkins Aracajui Veerless Morrison Maccio Thomas Brocks Johnson Guantanamo Fannie B Tucker Mountford Havana Prescott Hazeltine Kneeland Fernandina George L Drake Goldthwaite Centennial Rulon van Name & King Curtis Jacob I Housman Virginia Servia Panama Thames St Thomas Schiedai Amsterdam Claribel Port Limon Ritsont Girgenti Caracas Caracoa River Garry St John Herman Winter L & Chapman Rive Cebu Golden Fleece Barbados Martenia Cape Town Iolanthe Passanda Buffalo Maier Martello Abbott Albany Porter Glasgow Chicaco Polynesia Kabn Hanbury Hekla Thomson Copenhagen Etc Salerno Rogers Lisbon Caroline Miller Miller Georgetown Benefactor Trivon Old Dominion Couch Richmond Benacre Ogg Bragg Hainaut de Fries Augusta Sophie Oblerich Flensborg Britannia Dotchkis Antigua Schs Henry Woodruff Hodgkins Kerbier Julien Groninger Voint-a-Pitre James Young Linekin King’s Ferry Plu Florence & Lillian Smith St Augustine Rotterdam Werra Waesland la Gascogne Havre Italia Naples Etruria Arable City of Richmond California Bedford Bree Leith Muriel St Croix Edith Godden Montego Bay San Marcos Jlavana Coimar New Orleans el Monte Tallahassee Roanoke City of Truro Kanawha Chicago Advance Rio Janeiro Alvena St. Marc Delta Hell Gate Portia Dawson St Johns Eleanora Bennett John Crockford Farnum Fall River Lattie Gloucester Samuel V Colby Gardiner Urbino Arsyth Fannie Kimmey Wolfe Kate W Aitken Brower Caldwell Montevideo Oscar Schrader Dieppe Delaware Amelia P Schmidt Carbarien Adele Accaime Vignola Charlea E Schmidt Benjamin Dickerman Cook Moselle Rendle Sarah Hill Lane Belfast Electra A Eaton Georges Sehs Nelson Newbury Chase Tuttle Ives Henry Falkenham Jonesport Walker Armington Drinkwater Wm D Marvel Keefe Berks Lizzie Chadwick Chadwick Lucy Cook Newark Besse Brown Phillips Marta Pierson Bunnell John K Halladay Moore Alice Borda Howland City Point Jersey City

Sailed and cleared vessels in multiple ports update

Rockport and Stonington report several schooners brigs and ships sailing for ports including Hamburg Baltimore Riga and Boston with loads for Europe and New York. San Francisco lists bark Henry Buck Planter Tahiti and Lota clearing for Melbourne and regional whaling ships. Wilmington NC notes brig Mary E Dana disembarking in New York and other vessels sailing to Boston and Warrington.

Rockport Mass Hulbut Savy Mnah Trygve MecKead Havana Florence Shay Vancleaf New York Magne Ambassador Hamburg Schs Europe Engelbrent Eckman Baltimore Condor Olsen Riga Nelson Bartlett Watts Boston Batilla River Bailey’s Mills Satilla Sheffield Bath Stonington Conn J G Fell Crowley San Francisco Henry Buck Brannon San Diego Barkentine Planter Yerriman Honolulu Tahiti Turner Lota Johnson Melbourne Frances Palmer Whichester James A Hamilton Ryder Grampus Dexter Ericsson Sawyer Seattle Knight of St Michael Williams Burrard Inlet Winchester

Ship Letters at Boston Post Office February List

A compiled list of letters addressed to vessels still at the Boston Post Office on Saturday February 18. Names include Minnie S Averill, Hannah McLeon, Bertha Dean, John M Brown, Indian Empire, Texas, Michigan, Iron Cross, and many schooners, brigs, steampships, and others.

Boston Post Alonzo Ff. Johnson General Delivery Minnie S Averill Hannah McLeon W Bergstrom Bertha Dean Jacob H Bent Bessie May William J Bryant John M Brown CH Baker W R Tilton A T Bacon Oscar A Schmidt Frank T Brooks Au Sable John S Bowen K C Rich Francis W Brune J B Carrington Alfred Burton Woburn Edward Carlaw Ruth Shaw L R Chambers Florence J Allen George A Chace Manuel Jose de Conte Annie Fairfax Willian H Derry DA Wyman Harry Dolphin Florence Allen William H Ford Lucy Thomas Fisher Indian Empire William M Michigan J Wo Markel Mareen Michael McCale Taylor Camerons Hans Olsen Hattie Down Lewis H Pearce Nellie W Craig Henry Robinson Bark Elgin James Ramsay Thomas M Thebidean Winc_ Roberts C M Thomas H Walker Jabez Weaver EH Weaver Ben Westman F I Stimson David N Wixon Lizzie Alfred Zetterstrom Iron Cross

MAILS CLOSE AT BOSTON FOR MULTIPLE DESTINATIONS

Shipping notices detail closing times for various routes from Boston via steamships to Brazil Chile La Plata via St Thomas Barbados Trinidad Demarara Ireland Great Britain France Italy Spain Portugal Switzerland Belgium Netherlands Ireland via different steamers from New York and specific ports.

Brazil Chile la Plata St. Thomas St. Croix Barbados Trinidad Demarara Windward Islands Wer Steamship Advance Newport News Europe Great Britain Ireland Vie Southampton Breven Steamship Ems New York Queenstown Liverpool Celtic France Italy Spain Portugal Switzerland Belgium Netherlands Brest Havre la Fourgogne Servia Southampton Bremen Eider Scotland Glasgow Anchoria Cuba Tampa Pla Slsomiread Key West Fla Boston Mexico Cios Sal Anchor Line United States Mail Clascow Mowalle Londonderry Belfast ABC Lediterranean Seecvice Naples Henderson Berothbers Bowling Green State Street

Trans Pacific Mails Close Dates For Pacific Regions

For Australia Fiji Islands New Zealand Samoa and Hawaiian Islands mails via Alameda from San Francisco the March mails close in Boston on Thursday March 1 at 1 A M For Hawaiian Islands also via Australia from San Francisco edition 28 For Society Islands via Tahiti from San Francisco February 29 Correspondence must be mailed in Boston at least eight days before the date given.

Australia Fiji Islands New Zaland Samoan Hawaiian Islands Alameda San Francisco Boston Society Islands Tahiti

Outgoing steamers from Boston schedule excerpt

A list of ships sailing from Boston with destinations and times for February dates. Items include Scandinavian Glasgow Liverpool at 2.00 PM February 21 by H and A Allan. Norseman Liverpool 10.30 PM February 21. Spartan Philadelphia 8.00 PM February 22. Regina London 7.00 AM February 22. City of Macon Savannah 8.00 PM February 23. Virginian Liverpool 9.00 AM February 26. Parthian Philadelphia 3.00 PM February 26. Michigan Liverpool 12.00 M February 23. Norman Philadelphia 3.00 PM February 29. and Chatham Baltimore 3.00 PM.

Scandinavian Glasgow H.& A Allan Norseman Liverpool Warren & Co *Dominion Yarmouth J G Hall & Co Spartan Phil'd Lp’a Sampson Hf Miller Baltimore Geo E Smalley Regina London Furness Cremon Hamburg Adaus& Co City of Sampson Berkshire Michigan Warren & Co Pambon G Lall & Co Norman Pni'd Sampson Chathian Geo E Simalley Norpdeutscher Lloyd New York Southampton Bremen Ems Fulda Lider Trave Saale Elbe Bonnarne Paris Havre C. Theo. Guething Duane Street Boston Mass E B. Sampson Long Wharf

Shipping schedule notes for New York bound vessels

From New York and across Europe a dense list shows arrivals and departures with dates February 21 to February 28. Entries reference ships such as the Liverpool line routes, vessels from Glasgow Hamburg London and Antwerp, and firms like Baldwin Co Thayer Lincoln and Furness.

New York Island E’h Edge & Co Gothia Stettin Kunhardt & Co Anchoria Glasgow Keds Henderson Bros Range Fes Bremen Gelriehs & Co Schiedam Amster Edge & Co Hervid Iliverpool Brown & Co Britannia Calcutta Henderson Bros Greece London Hurst Ludgate Hill Henderson Bros Fen Leerdam Rotterdam England Liverpool WJ Hurst Rhynlana Antwerp Wright & Sons St Indiana Baldwin & Co

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