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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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Nickerson
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Morest Fairy
Dias
Payal
John Medina
Irene
Kerigan
Nile
Hatheway & Co
Victory
Heisler
Sarah & Ellen
Henley
BWI
Cotton & Haley
Orlando
Knabel
Hayti
WEF Green & Son
Annie A’ Booth
Wasson
Atlanta
McMillan
Delong & Seaman
Snow
Philadelhia
K Bd Sampson
Hallett
Howes
Tualtumnore
George E Simuley
I Williams
Cumberland
Kilby
Shawmut
Atlas
B W Morse
Niphon
Investigator
Wesley
Sunpday
Schwaner
Mdse
KEA Adams & Co
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Stanwood
Moise
City of Macon
Richardson & Barnard
Decatur
Miller, Taylor
George FE Simalley
Philadelpha
Eob Sampson
Panther
Anderson
I FE Dimock
Ndise
H M Whitney
Tremont
Donovan
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Underwriter
Ruey
Macauley
Hincks
Confidence
Lone Star
Sumner R Mead
Cox
Sarah
Emma
Nash
Ponce
Bates & Barnet
Lmelie & Julia
Heyney
St Pierre
Mig
Lambert
Hitchcock
Blair
Crescent
Mehaffy
Randall
Beasie H Rose
John E Merrow
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Richard S Leaming
C M Winch
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Donald
Palermo
Mary S Ames
Crocker
Trapani
Port Vendres
Shelburne
Tchsday
Canada
Ses
Hurst Wyoming
Liver
Underhill
Sss
IB Ismay Weimns
Celric Hs & Co Ttaly Vc
Ese
Jan Breydel
Virginian
Thayer& Lincoln
Ulunda
C Furness Pawnee
ros&Co
Pavonia
Martin
Jb Brigham&Co
Wwarren & Co Mareena
Antiverp
Furness Colorado
Walifas
Prince Edward Island
A. Dew
Boston and Gloucester Steamboat Co
North Side Central Wharf
ST. John
Digby
N. S
ST. Joman
Nova Scotia
Maine
India Wharf
Co. F. Williams
Madeira
Azores
Heenward
Boeton
Ke & Adams & Co
Cunard Line
Cork Harbor
Cephalonia
Samaria
Catalonia
Palmyra
Great Britain and
Reland
Alexander Martin
Allan Line
Siberian
A. Allan
Warren Line
Roman
Postoffice
Associated Railways
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Mile
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Coy
Central Wharf
Picdpmont Air Line
Boston & Providence
R. BR
Waldo A. Pearce
N. E
Washington Street
Bostor
Boston & Providence Railroad
N. Eng
Washington St
Mississippi
Red Rivera
Texas
WN. Magna
Maas
Samuller
Seaman
North River
N. Z
Frei
Georgia
van and
Kida
Alabama
Viseana
Savannah Steamship Company
CLTY
Macon
Lewis Wharf
A. Dew. Sampson
New Eng
Baltimore, Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Baltimore & Va
Landins Place
Pier 11
M Wwiney
Mallory
Rio Grande
Colorado
Lampasab
State OF Texas
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Beth Sprague
Old State House
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