Foreclosure ruling on Connecticut Central case debated
The Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors orders a new trial in the foreclosure of the Connecticut Central railroad between Hartford and Springfield. It directs an accounting by the New York & New England, leaving details to local courts, and notes the mortgagors may challenge anticipated results. The article also surveys railroad earnings, surveys, and fleet movements across multiple lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Central
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors
Connecticut Central Railroad
Springfield
New York & New England
the Central
New England
New England Road
Supreme Court
New York & New England Railroad Company
Injunction Granted Against Rooney Over Documents
New York despatch reports James Adair owner of 2000 Boston Hartford & Erie shares won an injunction from Judge Andrews restraining John Rooney from taking key documentary evidence out of jurisdiction tonight. An order to show cause on Wednesday seeks to enjoin Henry E Knox and Robert D Smith from any agreement with New York & New England Railroad without Adair’s consent. Adair claims stockholders were deprived of rights by a former president's actions amid alleged fraud and collusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooney
New York
James Adair
Boston, Hartford & Erie Railroad Company
Andrews
Supreme Court
John Rooney
Massachusetts
Henry E. Knox
Robert D. Smith
New York & New England Railroad Company
Adair
Chicago Burlington & Quincy Wins Suit Over Kansas Rolling Mill
In Cleveland Common Pleas Court Judge Heisley ruled for the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad against Kansas Rolling Mill stockholders. The $225,000 case tested individual liability of stockholders. Plaintiffs include D P Eells W H Harris Ira Harris T P Handy John Hay and Samuel Mather executors of Amasa Stone. The verdict favored CB&Q and other creditors on cross petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Kansas
Heisley
Common Pleas Court
Cleveland
D. P. Eells
W. H. Harris
Ira Harris
T. P. Handy
John Hay
Samuel Mather
Amasa Stone
Atchison Plans Bridges Over Missouri and Mississippi Rivers
Atchison prepares to start bridge construction at Sibley Missouri and Fort Madison Iowa after approvals. Sibley contract awarded to Edgemore Iron Company for a three span Missouri River crossing with 1900 feet iron trestle. Fort Madison contract awarded to Union Bridge Company for Mississippi River crossing including a 400 foot draw span and multiple shorter spans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Sibley
Fort Madison
Secretary of War
Missouri River
Edgemore Iron Company
Edgemore
Del
Mississippi
Union Bridge Company of
New York
Railroads Report 129 Miles Added on Seven Lines
The Railroad Gazette lists 129 miles of new track this week across seven lines. Extensions include Orange City to New Smyrna in Florida, Edgewood to Montague in California, Hebron to Nelson in Nebraska, and more. Total new mileage this year reaches 310, up from 114 last year and 102 in 1855.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Gazette
Blue Springs
Orange City
Atlantic
Fla
New Smyrna
Central Pacific
Oregon
Edgewood
Cal
Montague
Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska
Hebron
Neb
Nelson
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Gault
Chillicothe
Kansas City
Wyandotte
Northwestern
Menager Junction
Rome
Decatur
Gadsden
Ala
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
Missouri Central elects officers in St Louis meeting
The Missouri Central directors met in St Louis and elected President John L D Perry, Vice President George W Parker, Secretary Treasurer M H Hawes. An executive committee of five was chosen Burke Hallis Perry Hayward Henderson to authorize construction contracts and begin work from Kansas City by March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BEE Line
Kansas City
New
Missouri Central
St. Louis
John LD. Perry
George W. Parker
M. H. Hawes
John D. Perry
Stevenson Burke
Frank C. Hallis
J.T. K. Hayward
D. M. Henderson
March Jessrs, Burke and
Hallis
Richmond and West Point Terminal January Earnings Report
The January earnings of lines within the Richmond and West Point Terminal system show increases over 1886. Major components include Richmond & Danville and leased lines at $599,675 vs $525,464. Georgia Pacific at $96,310 vs $60,902. East Tennessee Virginia & Georgia at $409,867 vs $336,935. Memphis & Charleston at $155,848 vs $115,167. Total system earnings reach $1,261,700 in January versus $1,035,468 in 1886, up $223,232.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond & West Point
Richmond
Memphis
Charleston
Reorganization Committee Appointed for New Jersey Central
A committee for the New Jersey Central reorganization is formed with F. P. Olcott J. R. Maxwell George F. Baker J. Crosby Brown and J. Kennedy Tod representing stock and bondholders and the Reading committee. Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul tests steam heated trains between Chicago and Milwaukee with an iron heating car and boiler. Atchison earnings rise in first eight days of February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Central
F. P. Olcott
Central Trust Company
J. R. Maxwell
Maxwell & Graves
George F. Baker
First National Bank
J. Crosby Brown
Brown Bros. & Co
J. Kennedy Tod
Reading
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company
Chicago
Milwaukee
Atchison
Ship News Roundup From Various Ports
Feb 18 reports from Belfast Bremen Glasgow and Liverpool list vessels and origins including Charrington from Galveston Elsie Savannah Trinacria from New York St Albans Sirius Nessmore Espanol Heliades St George and more Off Gibraltar include Pawnee Peconic Amy Dora Marbella to Philadelphia Boston. Dover Antwerp Dartmouth Dart Moorings and multiple arrivals at London and New York with numerous connections and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Matthew Bedlington
Philadelphia
Bremen
Charrington
Galveston
Elsie
Savannah
Glasgow
Trinacria
New York
Gibraltar
Heliades
Mobile
St George
Norfolk
London
Gothenburg City
Baltimore
Prawle Point
Salerno
Gottenburg
Stornoway
Stag
Aarhuus
Antwerp
Nederland
Dover
Erin
Dartmouth
Ash
Port Royal
Helsingfors
Kastrup
Dunnel Head
Crystal
Dundee
Edwin
Cardiff
Mediterranean
Borderer
Boston
Tower Hi
Liverpool
Buenaventura
New Oreans
the Lizard
Catania
Elysia
Genoa
Acapulco
Aspinwall
Panama
Havana
Stockholm City
Samaria
Pieter de Coninck
Haytien Republic
Uayti
Alaska
Rosario
Newcastle
D J Foley
Jamaica
la Bourgogne
Havre
Polynesia
Hamburg
Trinidad
Bermuda
Barraconta
West Indies
Hermann
North Britain
Carthagena
Ane Invermay
Peconic
Eae
Palermo
PhelpsBrs&Co
Furnessarm City
Warren & Co Palestine
H & A Allan Virginian
Alex Martin Catalonia
Henders'’n Bros California
H&a Allan Siberian
Principia
Furness Cephalonia
Alex Martin Pavonia
Alex Martin
British Crown
Mch
Henders’n Bros
Tna
Osec
Barrow
Bothnia
Averpool
W H Brown&Co
State of Penn
Slasgow
Baldwin & Co Werra
Oelrichs & Co Leerdam
Rotterdam
Funch,Edve&co Bohemda
Kunhardt & Co
Greece
Ehuret
Bolivia
Henderson Bros State of
Hambur Kinhard & Co
City of Chica
P Wright & Sons
Denmark
Hues Saale
Hurst Aller
Eeaee
Oelrichs & Co
SATL
Ein
Furness
British Queen
Henderson Bros Kansas
Warren & Co Samaria
Stockholm
Furness Manitoban
H& A
Allan Istrian Eeewseese
Thayer & Line
Palestine
Warren & Co
Durham City
Ova
Warren & Co Calfornia
Henderson Bros Catalonia
Alex Martin Princinia
Furness Virginian
Bavarian
Notice to Captains from Boston Signal Station
Observations recorded February 20 at 7 AM local time align with Greenwich noon. Wind and barometer readings indicate 30.200 inches and 29.5 inches with light clouds. Captains are advised to adjust ship instruments by one hundredth inch per ten feet above sea level. MINIATURE ALMANAC February 21 lists high water at 10:30 AM and moon length of day 10:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Port of Boston Shipping News Feb 19
Arrivals include Steamer Stockholm City from London reporting a strong SW gale with heavy seas and fog, and Steamer Samarin from Liverpool with multiple passenger classes. Cleared vessels list includes Hermann Antwerp and Galileo London, while coastwise traffic shows numerous steamers loading for New York and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm City
Doyle
London
Furness
Ales
Samarin
Watt
Berg
Hermann
Meyer
Antwerp
New York
Gill & Sootz
Br Bark
Yamariscotta
Welteh
Walter & Co
Bay State
Baker
Union Landing
H Mayo & Co
Taylor
Philadelphia
H Mayo & Go
Broark Highlands
Owens
Salem
Mass
Hall & Co
Emma
Colton
Ayres
Baltimore
Marvel
Connor
Howard Middleton
Smith
Samuel Castner, Jr
Cook
Biddeford
White
Tripp
Fitz Bros & Co
Whitney
Bearse
Stephen G Loud
Annie J Pardee
O M Marrett
Joseph G Stover
Loring C Ballard
Annie T Bailey
Cora
Palmyra
Liverpool
Gen Whitney
Sacha
E & W Truck
Anna E Ketchum
John Proctor
Relic
Pieter de Coninck
Smit
Ndse
Gill & Lootz
Descert
Haytian Republic
Compton
Aquin
Anse de Hainault
Jeremie
Portau
Maritime Movement and Coastal Shipping Diary
Reports describe multiple vessels along the Atlantic coast with departures, arrivals, and cargoes. Steamer Alps to Gonaives from New York. ships Maggia Abbott and Scota bound to New York. Decature Miller and Spartan with passengers. Tremont and City of Gloucester listed. barkentine area Tucker from Sagua with sugar. numerous sailings and wind conditions noted as moderate to fresh breezes and snow threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox & Green
Thompson
Philadelphia
Normandy
MelIntyre
Baltimore
Varied coastal shipping news from New England ports
Mariner reports from Vineyard Haven to Gloucester detail multiple vessels, passages, and arrivals. Ships such as Dreadnaught, Len Maria, and Highlands appear with routes to Boston, New York, and Portland, plus weather notes and cargo like 50,000 pounds codfish and 200,000 pounds haddock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Jessie
Clenfuegos
Boston
Son
Rackatt
Norfolk
Abbie Bursley
Hodges
Eleanor
Poole
Win C Bee
Hoboken
Lottie
Crebeaton
Perth Amboy
Portland
Benjamin T Biggs
Laley
St John
New York
Satilla
Scofield
Boothbay
Charleston
Bessie Morris
Wheaton
Clark’s Cove
Cape Charles Bay
Len Maria
Swhs
South Shore
Milford
Frank & Willie
Brown
Cornwallis
Salem
Brach
Mabel Purdy
Tower
Cutler
Helen M Crosby
Smith
Beaver Harbor
G F King
Gott
Eastport
Jed F Huron
Noble
Calais
Machiasport
Emma K Smalley
Robinson
Wiscasset
Iram Sturgis
Hodgdon
Crisfield
Guptill
Portsmouth
Rockport
Radiant
Hardy
Metropolis
Vinalhaven
Dallas Hill
Carleton
Juno
Hatfield
Cayenne
Stimson
Julia 8
Odell
J Kennedy
Warr
Mazourka
Tain
M J Ells
Thurston
Gloucester
Ichs
Ebel
Carrie EF Lane
Marion Grimes
Stranger
Carrie L & Annie
Lizzie M Center
Winchester
Addie Winthrop
Eben Parsons
Georges
Mary Farrow
Belfast
Geof Glover
Vessels Sailed and Cleared from Major Ports in February
The list records ships and barges departing or cleared from Amsterdam Antwerp Barrow Bristol Falmouth Havre Lisbon London Liverpool etc in February. It includes steamer Zaandam Westernland Cambridge Danish and German vessels with captains and destinations such as New York Philadelphia and Baltimore, noting sail or passage dates and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Zaandam
van der Zee
New York
Antwerp
Westernland
Berg
Randle
Flushing
Barrow
Duke of Buckingham
Burnside
Newport News
Bristol
Emma Payzant
Dexter
Bahia
Crown Princes
Nor
DEAL
Rice
Ital
Olivari
London
Philadelphia
Dover
Penj Banks
Zernichow
Rotterdam
Falmouth- Ar
Owen
Portland
Strathendrick
Mudge
Galveston
Leith
Havre
Cambridge
Hill
Ambrosine
Montevideo
Terpsichore
Neusen
Pensacola
Sacramento
Reid
Barbados
Newport
Norton
Plymouth
Deerhound
Atkinson
Baltimore
Queenstown
British Duke
Fairfield
San Francisco
Birkenhead
Cerdic
McKenna
Sunderland
Amoy
Archer
Shields
Katie
Ger
Wreck Buoy Marking Daly Wreck Near Mouth of Connecticut River
Notice to mariners marks the Daly wreck with a black spar buoy east of it in 5 fathoms. Bearings from Saybrook light and Saybrook beacon locate the buoy. A storm damages Lighthouse Point lantern and storm signals in New Haven harbor are suspended due to fire damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook
Lighthouse Board
Aek Benyam
USN
Tompkinsville
Signal Service
US Army
New Haven
Lighthouse Point
New Haven Harbor
J H Sherman
Observer Signal Service
USA
Several ships reported sailing from major ports with positions
A list of ships sailing from Liverpool New York London San Francisco and other ports with captains names destinations and observed positions. Ships include Bernadette Torstensen Joseph B Thomas Clan Macfarlane Howrah Fort George Johann Wilhelm Kopsch Gaspee Trinidad St Kilda and Brig Emma with varying lat long readings and dates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadette
Torstensen
Liverpool
New York
Joseph B Thomas
Lermond
San Francisco
Sir Lizzie
James
Johnson
Jacksonville
Charleston
Clan Macfarlane
Ewen
London
Howrah
Balfour
Queenstown
Fort George
Hanna
Johann Wilhelm Kopsch
Rouen
Gaspee
Pinkney
Montreal
Buenos Aies
Ark Trinidad
Dyer
Astori
Lon
St Kilda
Kinas
Cagliari
Boston
Emma
Andersen
Galveston
Bremen
Jon
Maritime distress and wreck reports from multiple ports
The Britannic aided the distressed Ann E Wesley off Gloucester and supplied oil coal and provisions. The bark Quattro ashore and flooding. Ruth Carlisle floated again driven on beach with tug. New Poole ashore at Cotton Patch Hill. Gen Safford reports Struan wreck fifty miles west with four miles off, ship loaded to 17 feet. Struan at risk with four men deserting and southwest wind toward shore. Grace Andrews spotted near Aspinwall abandoned. Lemuel Hall ashore on Romer Shoal, corn cargo saved. ship built 1872, value about $15,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Ann E Wesley
Gloucester
Del
Quattro
Ruth Carlisle
Lewes
Asch
Poole
Cotton Patch Hill
Indian River Inlet
Cedar Keys
Safford
Struan
Reddock
Satford
Grace Andrews
Pensacola Port
Aspinwall
Lemuel Hall
Baltimore
Romer Shoal
Drew
Providence
Greg Liverpool
San Francisco
Reman, White
Melbourne
Frank Pendleton
Nichols
Astore
Vesta
Stettin
Philadelphia
Natalie
Little Glace Bay
Ponce
Porto Rico
Florence
Sackett
Goldspring
Witherall
Boston
Craighul Channel
Colcord
Warren Adams
Charleston
Body’s Island
Tong
Edith Linwood
Demerara
Chesapeake
Martinique
Bristol
Mendota
Hamlin
Bilbao
Hawarden
Sharpness
Barbados
Luxor
Larne
United States
Sch
Benj F Poole
Bellow Cotton Patch Hill
Bermuda
Mary Bradford
Oliver
St Thomas
Argus
Port Elizabeth
Forest Grove
Seymour
East London
Bird Islands
Shanghai
Hagarstown
Edgett
Pacific
Maria Raffo
Tunis
Connaught
Palermo
Galita Island
Galita
Vessels and wrecks reported from around the world
Shipping news from Melbourne to Tunis notes several vessels damaged or abandoned. ships Frank Pendleton and Mendota suffer minor or no damage, while brigates and other ships like Vesta Edith Linwood and Forest Grove face wrecks, with salvage plans and total losses reported.
Diverse sailing updates from global ports and vessels
Shipping notices list many vessels and movements: Lord Charle mont sailing from Antwerp to Baltimore. Themis and others in Adelaide. Stella Marie and Matilda Brooks at Aspinwall. several ships from and to New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and other ports. Various brigs, barks, and steamers report sailings, arrivals, and in port statuses across Antwerp Adelaide Aspinwall Calcutta and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Lord Charlemont
Baltimore
Adelaide
Themis
Straton
Boston
Aspinwall
Stella Marie
Stevenson
Cardiff
Matilda Brooks
Nickels
New York
Georgie
Paine
Lizzie Carter
Goodman
Newport News
Colon
Henderson Do
Ads Thomas R Pillsbury
Pitcher
Cienfuegos
John K Souther
Balano
Matanzas
Bertram L Townsend
Tunnell
City of Pata
Dexter New York
Bombay
Lan Port
Graystroke Castle
Clemence
Kistna
Glover
San Francisco
Batavia
Famiglia
Massa
Sourabaya
Baracoa
Rover
Mansfield
Moore
Huavana
Manhattan
Halifax
Ethel
Cuba
Bel- Gracie
Porto Rico
Annie A
Demerara
Adeline
Starkey
Alcides
Rollo
Liverpool
Senator
Fulton
Norfolk
Ugglan
Gadd
Pensacola
Benacre
Ogg
London
Levuka
Harris
Margarethe
Poppe
New Orleans
Havre
Linden
Crowe
Hamburg
Lisbon
Martinia
Mezaaro
Sch Herald
Gray
Nelbourne
Jeopord von Vangerow
Mengedoth
Saguenst
Kings County
Potter
Philadelphia
Rotterdam
Rio Janeiro
Zelmira
Lima
Brunswick
Jonas Rein
Bethele
Victoria
United States
Shawmut
Small
Pernambuco
Prince Rupert
O’malley
Southwest Pass
Port Dan
Celeste Burrill
Robertson
Astracana
Richards
Rossinson
Robbins
Lizate Burrill
Johnson
Parthia
Eaton
Pacific
India
Jane Harvey
Galveston
Glen Grant
Russell
Samantha
Simpson
Roland
Reed
Flash Light
Dexter
Unc
Urda
Salvesen
Edward Johnson
Warren
Mary Smith
Hodgkinson
Constance
Davie
Sua Grande
Annie Reed
Rosario
Singapore
Coryphone
Gina
Titan
Allyn
Hong Kong
ST Thomas
Arthur
Nassau
St John
J L Cottet
Comeau
Aeree
Hafis
Townsville-Ar
Newsboy
Port Blakely
Eaeree
Emma
Smith
St Johns
Tampico
Fox
Brooks
Royal Roads
Bohemia
Trask
Tacoma
Vera Cruz
Hale
Higgins
City of Pueblo
Deaken
Havana
Etc
Domestic Ports Steamers Cleared and Sailed Across Atlantic
Mariners report various steamers and sailing vessels clearing and sailing from domestic ports. Notable movements include Douro Branfoot Carthagena and several others to Philadelphia Boston New Haven and New Bedford. while ships like Madrid Bosphorus and Agra sailed. Also noted are port entries at Brunswick Beaufort Charleston Cape Henry and Georgetown with related schooners and brigs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Douro
Branfoot
Carthagena
Maryland
Blacklea
Swansea
Chittagong
McDougall
Philadelphia
Acadian
McGrath
Halifax
Johns Hopkins
Poster
Providence
Berkshire
March
Boston
Nathan Esterbrook, Jr
Vesper
New Haven
Sarah E Ward
Wixon
Centennial
Pearce
Childe Harold
Manson
B I Rokes
Robertson
Jacksonville
Lulu Doune
New Bedford
John Rose
Allen
Chas A Briggs
Hamnett
Henry Sutton
Tullock
Madrid
Bosphorus
Agra
William Mason
Addie M Bird
Anna E Kranz
Albert H Cross
Henderson
Savannah
Sallea
Wm Crane
Brunswick
City of Nassau
Kelly
Nassau
Sence Beaufort
Eunice Reynolds
Yeoman
Charleston
Bermuda Hundred
J J Ward
Vancleaf
New York
City of Columbia
McKee
Fernandina
W Darey
Henry R Tilton
Cape Henry
Hermann
Bremen
Adelaide
Rio Janeiro
Wim Lawrence
Dutch Island Harbor
Magee
Edwin A Gaskill
Wilson
Apalachicola
Edward P Avery
Hawley
Pensacola
Polorgetown-Ar
Ioa C Schoolcraft
Ooyo
Mattie May
Richardson
Philadelhia
Hyannis
South Channel
Theresa
Perseverence
Ortland
Lubeg
Nightingale
Maritime Traffic Clears and Sails Hit New Orleans and New York
The log lists numerous ships cleared or sailed on the 19th and 20th, including steamers and barks bound for Havana, Liverpool, Havre, Montego Bay, and New York. Vessels named include San Francisco, Wanderer, El Dorado, Mt Waldo, and Lanarkshire, with ports such as New Orleans Norfolk Providence and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Carrie Nelson
Otis
Eason
Oskar
Anderson
Barrow
Lothrop
Gill
Havana
New Orleans
San Francisco
Marquez
Cuba
Charlie Baker
Bent
Cape Town
Mohur
Scott
Liverpool
Geo W Kelley
Mumme
Tuspan
Pico
Wanderer
Galt
Belize
Knickerbocker
Kemble
New York
el Dorado
Byne
Anglian
Raymond
Bluefields
Ryan
Port Eads
Hutchinson
San Juan
Amethyst
Lanarkshire
Havre
Bushnell
Almeria
Newbern
Howland
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Barka Olmustee
Nickerson
Boston
Shetland
Haskell
Carrie Holmes
W L Roberts
Angie Green
Davie Clarkson
H Roper
John M Broomall
Salled
Hattie L Sheets
Charleston
B H Jones
Mt Waldo
Patterson
Frankfort
Elysia
Baxter
Mediterranean
Akestorian
London
Onea
Catania
Barks Ragnar
Bordeaux
Avanmore
Rotterdam
Persia
Aarce
Minroula
Rogers
Minrovia
Victoria
Barbados
Cora Gron
Port-de-Paix
Natal
Hulisted
Mary
Wallington
New Bedford
Edwin
Fall River
Coming
Yarmouth
Mary Freeland
F Dimock
Hallett
Franconia
Bennett
Portland
Methley Hail
Hill
Vertumnus
Cook
Montego Bay
Circassia
Campbell
Glasgow
Lake Superior
Stewart
City of Chester
Lewis
Dane Breydel
Meyer
Antwerp
Waesland
Mebense
Chandernagera
Jaques
Marseilles
Cathay Dunning
Plymouth
Eng
Yburra No 4
Lasarha
Palermo
Spalaing
Chittagong
Venture
Corning
Amsterdam
Anchoree
Robinson
Melbourne
Henry Stanford
Colcord
Sydney
Nsw
Barks Hattie
McFarland
Dodge
Cienfuegos
Stillwater
Trites
Cromwell
Jacobsen
Stelling
Malcolm
Buenos Ayres
State of Nevada
Othello
Calcutta
Barks Dux
Campana
Fritz Smith
Exmouth
Elcho
Demerara
Josef Bueno
Matanzas
Ulster
St Johns
Brig Dina
Pelotas
Harriet G
Nuevitas
Pearl
Alaska
Rosario
Newcastle
D J Foley
Jamaica
la Bourgogne
Polynesia
Hamburg
Trinidad
Bermuda
Barraconta
West Indies
Hermann
North Britain
Salman Washburn
Taunton
Hell Gate
Swhs Gleaner
Henderson
St John
Expedite
Barewell
Providence
George Bow Dawson
Port Eaton
Mary E Mills
Hatt
Glen Cove
Sephas Starret
Thompson
Hoboken
Jennie Armstrong
Rattler
Mathews
Weehawken
Eastport
Bucephalus
McIntosh
Amboy
E Flower
Mack
Somerset
Alice Borda
Dukes
Prepnen Morgan
Mehaffey
Chase Lester
Kelly
Fann Fern
Tribble
New Haven
Harry A Barry
Baltimore
Jacob Reed
John J Hangon
Stevens
Bridgeport
Hart Island
Paran
Graham
East London
Pensacola
Stella
Kenyon
Williams
Provincetown
Bangor
Glencester
Bangor No. 2
Sir Lawrence McKenzie
L . Ward
Pennsylvania
Thomas
Reading
Smith
Kingsfort
Morehouse
Samuel Walsh
Thiessay
HB Cleaves
Charleson
Cardenas
Sachs Kate W Aitken
Brower
Maggie J Lawrence
Grace
William H Shubert
King
Darien
Anita
Small
Ida H Mathies
Sloan
All River
Richard Steaming
Doughty
Whiting
Briggs
Hibernian
Brown
Everest
Douglas
Alloa
Netley Abbey
Wogan
Newport News
Cilurnum
Mace
Southold
Press
Achilles
Warrington
Dessoug
Howes
Savannah
Harriet
Jackson
Bacon
Beta
Waite
Dunkirk
Wau-Bun
Welch
Sagna
Thomas N Stone
Freeman
Ladenhower
Leak
Chase Balch
Manson
Anjer
Arcot
Cates
Cienfucos
Perth Amboy
Sdis
John Brooks
Fox
Stuzie Dewey
Clark
Elizabethport
West Point
Grace Webster
Jewett
A E Herrick
Adams
Sehs
Cathie C Berry
Brunswick
Allegheny
Taylor
Mabel
Phillips Hayes
Shaw
Morgan
John Hancock
Chipman
San Blas
Mori Media Island
Spartan
Polite
Seattle
Pritchard
Tacoma
Bundaleer
Nanaimo
Respigadera
Purcell
Mariposa
Kingward
Ella
Rust
Honolulu
Zealanden
van Oterendorn
Amaranth
Berentsen
Hango
Marianne Bertha
Pettich
West Hartleool
Juniata
Samaria Passengers from Liverpool Listed by Class
The Cunard steamship Samaria arrives Liverpool records show 89 aboard including Mr Henry Scitt and Miss Whitwell. Saloon 2, intermediate 10, steerage 77. Total 89 passengers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard Steamship
Samaria
Liverpool
Henry Scitt
Whitwell
Letters to Vessels Stalled at Boston Post Office
List of letters addressed to ships and captains awaiting pickup at the Boston Post Office as of Saturday February 19 compiled by Alonzo I. Johnson. Includes schooners Georgia Shepard Tillie Vanderhuchen William C Bee Emma Middleton Puneo Porto Rico Albany of Hull Carib Hermann St Pierre City of Augusta Landsear Highlands Carolina members and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Post
Alonzo I. Johnson
Jesse S Albert
Georgia Shepard
Bateman
Tillie Vanderhuchen
Beebe
William C Bee
Banks
Emma Middleton
William Brake
Puneo
F Blelenberg
Porto Rico
Peter Currie
Albany
Hull
George Franck
William H Gardner
L Bert
Aylmer Garrison
Weybosset
G E Glitten
Carib
Franklin B Hlathaway
Philip
P Kamp
Hermann
Luke Lapierre
St Pierre
Jedge Meady
City of Augusta
Orlando McColliam
Williams
A G Nelson
Colorado
Mr Roberts
Carolina
Ralph Atockin
Minnie Griffing
Thomas Toreson
Landsear
J Thompson
Highlands
Alejandro Ugalde
Julia M Watson
Nahum Chapin
William Whelan
William L Walker
Whittier
Mark Evie Reed
Boston-bound Vessels List Multiple Ships and Dates
A long list details vessels sailing for Boston with their origins and dates. Entries include Adam W Spies from Loilo on Dec 16, Adeline from Manila on Sept 28, Andrea Lovico from Palermo on Jan 28, and many more from Calcutta Manila Cienfuegos and other ports with various January February and December dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Adam W Spies
Field
Ambark
Loilo
Anjer Dee
Adeline
Bret
Gerbark
Manila
Andrea Lovico
Rollo
Italbark
Palermo
Arthur C. Wade
Sherman
Am_ bark
Havana
Charleston
S& 6C
Blizzard
Budd
Er Sehr
Cienfuegos
Colorado
Wyman
Am Bark
Hyeres
Chas. G. Rice
Bailey
See May
Johnson
Tloilo
Frigga
Tosteresen
Nor Bark
Melbourne
Matanzas
George Skolfield
Hall
Calcutta
George S Homer
Harbeson Hickman
Hitchens
Am Schr
Cardenas
Savannah
Iceberg
Carver
Jessie A Loye
Blue
Ives
Mann
Br Brig
Trinidad
Kirkcudbrightshire
Baxter
Br Ship
Chittagong
Landseer
Smith
Am Ship
Trapani
Tor Seaboyer
Br Schr
Leone
Esposito
Ital Bark
Messina
Cette
Obed Baxter
Colby
Banjoewangie
Panay
Bray
Jae Kenney
Sydney
Nsw
Samuel D. Carlton
Freeman
Singapore
Sarah
Hale
Fayal
Sooloo
Powers
Mails Close Dates For Europe Asia and Americas From New York
Postal notices list closing times and routes from New York to Europe via Queenstown Liverpool and Bremen plus steamships Trave Britannic Samaria Acapulco and La Bourgogne. Also includes routes to Central America South Pacific and Mexico with specific ships and late-February deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
City of Rome
New York
Central America
South Pacific
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Mexico
Acapulco
Phawa Cassey
Great Britain and Ireland
Southampton
Bremen
Trave
Britannic
le Proacete Ae
Samaria
Boston
Etruria
Austria
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Great Britain
Fulda
Scotiana
Glasgow
Ethiopia
Ceseee
France
Brest
Havre
la Bourgogne
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arkansas
Texas
Buffalo
Northern Pacific
Ontario & Western
Chicago & Aston
Louisville & Nashville
Central Iowa Traffic Association
Minnesota
Dakota
Iowa
Lake Shore
Denver & Rio Grande
Eee
New York Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific Company
Cunard
British Columbia
Chicago & Alton
Vanderbilts
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Chesapeake & Ohio
China
Ogden
Union Pacific
Council Bluffs
Cunard Line
Cork Harbor
Pavonia
Catalonia
Cephalonia
Ireland
State Street
Cunard Steamship Co
Alexander Martin
Allan Line
Charles V. Casey
Broad Street
Warren Line
Roman
Warren & Coq
Postoffice Square
Anchor Line
U. S. Mall
Londonderry
Derry
Henderson Brothers
Bowling Green
Ship News
Direcsea
Mometer
Vetoes
Port OF
Connecticut River
Marine Notes
PW At & Bons
Berlin
Oelri & Co Traveek
E& Co
Via
de Bebian la Bourgognae
Oelrichs & Co Fuida Eee Renee
P Wright & Sons Belgenland
Mchi2
Louis de Bebian
Trans-Pacific Mails
Australia
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Samoan Islands
Sandwich Islands
Zealandea
Society Islands
Tahiti
Boston & Bangor Steamship Co
Penobscot Rivers
Rockland
Camden
Searsport
Bucksport
Winterport
North Haven
Green's Landing
Swans’ Island
Bass Harbor
Southwest Harbor
Bar Harbor
South Gouldsboro
Sullivan
William H. Hill, Jr
North Fort
Cloucester
City of Gloucester
Central Wharf
ST. John
N. B
International U. S. CO
Commercial Wharf
Boson
W.H. Kilby
Digby
Annapolis
N. S
Nova Scotia
R. H. Hddy
State St
Kilby
Washington
H. Eddy
Snestimentiala
Eddy
Chas. Mason
Patent Office
Edmund Burke
Patents
R.A. Eddy
Anne
Yours Truly, George Draper
Raeder, Adamson & CO
Great Southern
West Street
New York City
North River
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Louisiana
Southwest
Hudson
H. R. Freeman
F. Kembli
von Louisiana
E. V. Gager
New Mexico
Arizona
Red Rivers
New Orleana
California
U. N. Magna
Agen
Weslington Street
Samuel Seaman
Steamship Line
Moman
Onstan
Long Wharf
Wetley
Fev
Wilmington
West
Sampson
Mallory
State OF Texas
Colorado Alamo
Lamparas
Fla. Carondelet
San Antonio
Seth Sprague
Old State House
Savannar
City
Macon
Gate City
Congress Street
BR. Re.o
Georgia and
Savannah, Florida& Western Railway
Richardson & Barnard
A. Dew. Sampson
Washington Street
S. C
Lewis Wharf
Merrimack
Passige
Weltch, Walter & CO
Associated Railways
Virginia
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Piedmont Air Line
Boston & Providence BE. HK
Waldo A. Pearce
N. E
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga
Air Live
Atlantic Coast
Kanawha
Aliimore
Ohio
Geo. E. Smalley
Agt
Metropolitan
India Wharf
Pier 11
J. M. Whitney
KLE Steamship
Mansas
Grand Junction
Custom House
Postoffice
Ugalde