Quiet Senate session revives Nicaragua canal debate and pension dispute
In Washington the Senate adopted a Cullom resolution querying France about American product prohibitions and possible US actions. The Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua bill drew debate over safeguards, while the dependent pension bill dominated the session with Manderson praising prior gains and urging swift passage despite cost concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Cullom
France
United States
Paris
Beck
Germany
Portugal
St. Albans
Edmunds
Maritime Canal Company
Nicaragua
Hoar
Mr. Edmunds
Charles P. Daly
New York
American Geographical Society
Committee On Foreign Relations
Butler
Atlantic & Pacific Interoceanic Company
Vermont
Sherman
West
Morgan
Manderson
M House
House
Republic
Grand Army of the Republic
Cleveland
Mugwump
Congress
Turpie appeals for bill aiding indigent ex soldiers
In a Senate debate Mr Turpie urged a measure to place the indigent ex soldiers in calm after the war and peace that followed. The Senate did not vote on the bill and moved to executive business before adjourning at 3 55 until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turpie
Senate
House Action on Submarine Cables and Statehood Bills
The House passed the Senate bill enforcing the 1884 convention for protecting submarine cables and favorably reported the deafness pension increase. It received contested election action on McDuffie Davidson with date set for next Monday. North and South Dakota statehood bills were reported adversely, with adjournment at 5 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Lynch
Pennsylvania
Marsh
Committee On Elections
McDuffie
Davidson
Alabama
Lodge
Massachusetts
Breckinridge
Arkansas
Committee On Manufactures
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Milliken
Maine
Springer
Committee On
North
South Dakota
Baker
Baseball Leaders Convene in Parker House Meeting
A New England League special meeting gathered delegates from Manchester Lowell Worcester Lynn Salem and Portland. President Edwards Cheney presided as the revision committee gained more time and the secretary joined. They plan to apply to the national board of arbitration for reservation-rule protection. Frank J. Leonard of Newburyport and Thomas H. Bond of Boston were named umpires for 1888 with a third umpire and substitutes postponed to the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England League
Parker House
Manchester
Lowell
Worcester
Lynn
Salem
Portland
Edwards Cheney
National Board of Arbitration For Protection
Frank J. Leonard
Newburyport
Thomas H. Bond
Yale to Meet Tech and Cambridge in Union Club Tug Relay
The Yale tug-of-war team will compete at the Union Athletic Club games in Music Hall next Monday evening February 27. Yale joins Technology and Cambridge gymnasium and Una in a series of close events after Nassau Club results. C. Lee of Yale, holder of the world high jump record, arrives in Boston, with Shearburn the Yale jumper expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Union Athletic Club
Music Hall
Nassau
Boston
Shearburn
Portsmouth
N. H
Haverhill
Lynn
Hyde Park
Queen’s House Fencing Club
London
Eng
Hawes
Bryant
William Appleton
Tuttle’s
Washington and
Winter Streets
Boston-Bound Vessels List Sail Dates and Routes
A compiled roster of ships and vessels sailing for Boston with origins such as Buenos Ayres, Manila, Melbourne, and Calcutta, detailing schooners, brigs, barks, and ships from December to February, including names like Auburndale, Assur Kursen, Adelphi Marcussen, and Indian Empire, with routes via St. Helena and Narragansett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Auburndale
Wooster
Buenos Ayres
Vineyard Haven
Assur
Kursen
Nor.bark
Rio Grande Do Sul
Alice
Baxter
Br. Brig
Cienfuegos
An Salle
Locke
Amu
Cardenas
Narragansett
R. L
Adele
Pundt
Melbourne
Alpheus Marshall
Meradden
Br. Bark
Calcutta
Adelphi
Marcussen
Nor. Bark
Montevideo
Adam W. Spies
Fields
Am. Bark
Antioch
Heminway
Singapore
Manila
St. Helena
Calabria
Palmer
Jir. Sch
Sagua
Charles A. Sparks
Harris
Surinam
St. Thomas
Deh
Sae
Ats Harriman
Matanzas
Dockan
Sjogren
Ecuador
Hughes
Trapani
George Moo
Wolfe
Almeria
Gevalia
Sjostrom
George . . Hateh
Condon
Hiawatha
McKay
Demerara
Delaware
Indian Empire
Watson
Mauritius
John K. Bergen
Squires
Am. Sch
Jennie Brent Barker
Katehdin
Seeley
Iloilo
Lochiel
Ham
Louise
Bahlius
Corintos
Pernambiuco
Lantana
Irving
Algoa Bay
Joe Howard
Rhode
Br. Sch
Clenfuegos
Aise
Mignano
Ital
Castellamare
Dee
Martha J. Brady
Armstrong
Portau Prince
Bermuda
Morea Wass
Ponce
P. R
New York
Hale
Haven
Arm. Bark
Rosario
Jec
Severn
Gormley
Sagna
Oves Brown
Slragoine
Taria Topan
Trumbull
Am. Bark), From ‘Tlamatave, Nov. ], Via Mauritius, Jan. 10, Viola, Seaboyer
Warrior
Kitchin
Cuba by rail to Yampa Florida and steamship via Key West
Cuba travel by rail to Yampa Florida then steamship via Key West closes daily at 8 00 P M for Mexico closes at Syink we bawala 6302 M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Yampa
Fla
Key West
Ioston
Mexico
Syink We Bawala
Trans Pacific Mails Departures and Deadlines
For Australia Fiji Islands New Zealand Samoan and Hawaiian Islands per steamship Alameda from San Francisco March 7 Mails will close at Boston office Thursday March 1 at 1 PM for Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports the East Indies except British India Straits settlements Siam and Dutch East Indies per steamship City of Peking from San Francisco March 3 Correspondence for trans Pacific mails should be metted in Boston at least eight days previous to date given above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Alameda
San Francisco
Boston
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
City of Peking
Passage of Cunard and other steamers mixed with voyage list
Passengers from Liverpool aboard Cunard Pavonia include Mrs Cook and infant Mrs J C Howe Mr and Mrs John Heard Miss M Kenyon cabin 7 intermediate 28 steerage 234 total 269. Also Trangallantique La Bourgogne sailing Boston to Havre and New York passenger Miss Anna H Ruggles. Kowalsky depicts The Battle of Bunker Hill in a grand picture as a vivid object lesson to students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Cunard
Pavonia
N W Cook
Cook
J C Howe
John Heard
Miss & M
Bunker Hill
Kowalsky
Notice to Captains at Boston Signal Station
Observations recorded Feb 24 at 7 am local, noon Greenwich time. Director notes wind, weather, and sea level pressure. captains may correct instruments by one-hundredth inch per ten feet elevation. Miniature Almanac for Saturday Feb 25 shows high water and moon phase. ship news follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Sailed Feb 1888 ships and barks from multiple ports
Shipping news lists vessels sailing and passing from cities including Dunkirk Glasgow Havre Lisbon Lisbon Lizard Leghorn London Liverpool Marseille Palfamo Rio Marina Rangoon Rotterdam St Helena Trapani and more, with vessels such as Otago Circassia Artemis Albatross Fortuna Nova Scotia Normanvik Alice M Claridge E W Stetson City of Lincoln Vergine della Guardia Sollercito Bencroy Arracan Helios and Navarch, along with destinations like Philadelphia New York Charleston New Orleans Boston and Padang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Dunkirk
Otago
Gibson
Philadelphia
Glasgow
Circassia
Campbell
New York
Havre
Artemis
Abrahamson
Savannah
Albatross
Olsen
Wilmington
Lisbon
Fortuna
Port
Cordosa
New Orleans
Lizard
Favorita
Stellman
Amsterdam
Nova Scotia
Potter
Antwerp
Leghorn
Normanvik
Nor
Mortensen
Gibraltar
London
Alice M Claridge
Lockhart
E W Stetson
Hammond
Liverpool
City of Lincoln
Frye
Marseilles
Vergine-della- Guardia
Albano
Palfamo
Sollercito
Ital
Cafiero
Charleston
Rio Marina
Bencroy
Rangoon
Arracan
United States
Rotterdam
Helios
Ostedahl
ST Helena
Annie Mammull
Batley
Colombo
Tucker
Hong Kong
Isaac Reed
Waldo
Indian Empire
Watson
Calcutta
Boston
Chelmsford
Collins
Padang
Trapani
Mary
Ames
Navarch
Wilson
Gloucester
Mass
Ecuador
Hughes
Glendevon
Peterson
Port of Boston Ship Arrivals and Clearances Report
Dense notice lists arrivals and clearances at Boston and ports, naming vessels such as Pavonia, Leerdam, Worcester, Gen Whitney, Tremont, City of Gloucester, and various other steamers, brigs, schooners, and barkentines. Includes cargoes, destinations, routes, and crew notes with weather updates and harbor conditions. Additional freight and charter details for New York and Boston markets, with coal, oil, lumber, and molasses movements and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavonia
McKay
Liverpool
Queenstown
Alex Martin
Leerdam
Rotterdam
New York
Worcester
Nickerson
Halifax
Moise
Harrison Loring
Gen Whitney
Bearse
H M Whitney
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
Argus
Reed
Philadelphia
Sonawanda
McCormack
Knickerbocker, Chaney
Vineyard Haven
David Brown
Hoboken
Barkentine Ocean Pearl
Stetson
Matanzas
Emerson
Charles Dennis
Richmond
Haskell
Baltimore
Amelia P Schmidt
Bridgeton
N H Skinner
Salem
Ballast
Nellie D Vaughan
Smith
Provincetown
Carrie Walker
Starkey
St John
Hatheway & Co
Brich Ben Bolt
Drake
St Andrews
BarkArthur C Wade
Sherman
Kinsman
George F Fedimunds
Poole
Sehs
Belle Halladay
Bridgport
Rockport
J W Linnell
Kate G Robinson
Jamp
Chester
Cox and Green
H L Whiten
Samos
Pala
Anther
Shawn
Hazeltine
Condo
Highland Light
Gallatin
Ida
United Kingdom
Continent
Dunrobin
Antwerp
Sarah Chambers
Amsterdam
Rhine
Cardenas
Demerara
Loscolia
Cuba
Wilmington
St. Martins
Cientuegos
Hatteras
Barbados
Maine
Lennie Burrill
Buenos Ayres
Nellie Moody
Larks Island
Boston
Molisses
Lisbon
H B Hussey
Charleston
Weymouth
Rock
Hyaline
Schooneenh
Burton’s Island
Savannah
Cape Charles City
Newport News
Water Cove
New Haven
Hurricane Island
Bridgeport
Boothbay
Petersburg
Elizabethport
Penn
Schuylkill
Providence
Weehawken
Perth Amboy
Woods Hall
Guano
Darien
New_York
Robert Graham Dunn
Norfolk
Hodgdon’s Mills
Tbe
Ibuy State
Mabel Thomas
W H Fredson
Wascagonia
Miss
Bilbao
Laura
Sailed Vessels From Salem and Vineyard Haven List
From Our Correspondents Salem Oregon to Rockland and New York to Longport list sailing vessels. Ships report routes to Boston Hoboken and New Bedford with several names and destinations including Auburndale Hattie V. Kelsey Alfred Keene Reindeer Gazelle and Festina Lente among others. Weather notes include crossing the equator January 23 and 11 days north of Hatteras with heavy calms and lingering seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Oregon
Loyd
Boston
Rockland
Hurlburt
Farnham
Rockport
Bridgport
F Crockett
Thorndike
Yort Johnson
Luenos Ayres
Island Harbor
Hatteras
Hattie V. Kelsey
Rulon
Hoboken
Halifax
Cyrus Hall
Coombs
St John
New York
J Payne
Trainor
Ellen M Golder
Johnson
Portsmouth
Baltimore
Palestine
Chadwick Calais
New Bedford
Lebbenjausin Fabeus
Hark Ocean Pearl
Anphia
Amelia
D M Anthony
Lilen M Golden
Sages
Aes Rinnuel
HL Walker
Thru4th
Swhs
Samuel Walker
Thomas
Baltimo
Maggie Willett
F Harmin
Perth
Amber Toe Vrand
Fred Walton
Rich
Newark
Swis H Walker
Reindeer
Festi
Maryelandd Wayne
TAR
Mars
Howes
Confidence
Maritime Movements From European Ports
By cable to The Post. Bordeaux February 22: the bark Inga from Norway, Hanssen, bound for St. Loudes, Philadelphia. Bremen February 17: the bark Cuba from Germany, Springer, bound for Philadelphia, passed Dungeness February 20. Castellamare February 13: the bark New York from Italy, Carrera, bound for New York. Cardiff February 23: the bark Tuskar from Britain, Curry, bound for Havre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordeaux
Inga
Nor
Hanssen
Philadelphia
Bremen
Cuba
Springer
Dungeness
Castellamare
New York
Ital
Carrera
Cardiff
Tuskar
Curry
Havre
Newfoundland Government Blocks French Fishermen
The Newfoundland government has chartered two steamers to enforce the bhatt law against French fishermen. They are to be employed for two months from March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Newfoundland
Whalers Report Rising Sun and Gage H Phillips Off Salmon Bay
From Provincetown on February 24 letters dated February 1 report whaling schooner Rising Sun under Captain Johnson at Salmon Bay with 25 barrels of sperm oil. The writer says they have seen whales but once and also notes whaling schooner Gage H Phillips, Captain Dyer, in port clean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Rising Sun
Johnson
Salmonay
Gage H Phillips
Dyer
Port Clean
Derelicts and Vessels Reported in Atlantic Shipping News
Reports from Philadelphia and New York describe derelict logs and timber adrift near Five Fathom Bank Lightship and Fenwick Island. wreck sighted by Scr Maggie Cain. schooners and ships including Edward G Taulane and several others observed in lat 3606 N by 7258 W and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Carn Marth
Cardiff
Havana
Fathom Bank
Maggie Cain
Fenwick I Sland Shoals
New York
Edward G Taulane
Santa Clara
Sabine Pass Harbor Deepens After Jetty Construction
Sabine Pass harbor at the Sabine Pass bar shows deeper water after jetty work. Committees from Orange and Beaumont Texas with bar pilot Captain P Brandt made 400 soundings yesterday. Least depth between jetties is eleven feet at ordinary tide, with improved depths up to fifteen feet at the south end of the east jetty. The buoy now marks fourteen feet, indicating a five plus foot depth increase since jetty completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabine Pass
Tex
New Orleans
Orange
Beaumont
P Brandt
Bar
Enrane
Wreck Proves Hazard Near Hatteras Lighthouse
Captain Siggins of the Excellsior reports passing a sunken wreck near Hatteras Lighthouse in around 14% fathoms of water. The floating topm about thirty feet above water and rigging eyes show it was a large schooner, creating a dangerous navigation obstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Siggins
Excellsior
New York
Hatteras
Boston Marine Notes Detentions and Arrivals at Quarantine
Neptune Hill and Laura A Smith released from Quarantine near Boston after sickness scare including small pox and marolvid, with captains Collins and Riley taking charge of new assignments. Brigs and schooners shifted, repairs underway, and several vessels reported detained, towed, or sold across Boston, New York, San Francisco, and international ports.
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Marine Notes
Boston
Neptune
Hill
Cienfuegos
Laura A Smith
Blue
Sane
Collins
Confidence
Riley
Harry Stewart
Boothbay
Levi Woodbury
Briz
Annie L McKeen
Belfast
Iran
Preble & Co
Addison
Leonessa
Rockland
Pattersall
New York
Jacob M Dodge
Elvan Pettingill
Cientuegon
Cientuegos
Sandy Key
Pettingill
George Russell
Port Deering
J . Winslow & Co
Portland
Tillie
Starbuck
Philadelphia
Hiogo
Fort Delaware
Reedy Island
San Francisco
Port Townsend
Salisbury
Reizenstein
Port Discovery
Montevideo
Cape Flattery
Troon
J D Bischoff
Bremen
London
Glasgow
Clyde
Harvey
Newcastle
Vincent
Concezines
Ferrara
Rom
Almeria
Easter Beach
Providence
Sir William A Marburg
Nayatt
Polly Stott
Havana
Indiana
Abyssinia
ST Thomas
Hypatia
Bradley
Calais
Buenos Ayres
ST Pierre
Mig
Pere Jacques
Baltimore
Martha E Moore
Addie Luddington
North Point
Miller's Island
Maryland
City
Sland
Sci Amelia
Ireland
Lewes
Del
Panchito
Vera Cruz
Ocean City
Pernambuco
Ark Louise
Corinto
Nassau
Adelheld & Bertha, Evans
Brunswick
Sch Elva I Pettengill
Foreign Ports and Sailed Vessels Ledger Summary
For Aspinwall and Cadiz routes many ships note arrivals and sailings. Vessels include UO Sibley Hichborn from Boston to New York, steamer Athos to Savanilla, Wetherspoon to New York, Wetherby to Cuba, Zouave to New Orleans, and Ralph B Peake to Pernambuco. Also listed are Florence to Turks Island, Asputogan to New Orleans, Lahaina from Joaton, and Henry A Burnham from Portland to Belle Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspinwall
UO Sibley
Hichborn
Boston
Mary
Ann McCann
Hutchinson
Granadai
New York
Athos
Savanilla
Ec W & H Wetherspoon
Chase
Wetherby
Cuba
Er Zouave
Soper
New Orleans
Jremont
Brophy
Cardenas
Joshua Loring
Haare
Tuspan
Ralph B Peake
McDonald
Pernambuco
Carrie
Woodbury
Bryant
Demerara
Rising Sun
New Sa
Nailed
Florence
Carter
Turks Island
Cadiz
Asputogan
Scott
Ardenas
Diverse 19th century vessel movements and sailings reported
In port and sailing notices list multiple ships and routes across Caribbean, Atlantic, and Pacific theaters. Vessels include schooners, brigs, barks, and steamers such as Shawmut, Saratoga, Acadian, Colima, Finance, and City of Alexandria. Entries show origins like Havana, New York, Baltimore, Cardenas, Montevideo, and Manila with dates around Feb and Jan, plus cargoes and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demerara
Port
Shawmut
Small
Destinc
L Staples
Stowers
Havana
Saratoga
New York
Halifax
Acadian
Magrath
Baltimore
Utovia
Publicover
Ponce
Pit
Annie Robertson
McGinn
Lockport
Salled
Bessie Gracie
Porto Rico
Jane E Haledo
Musson
West Indies
Matanzas
Stormer Bengal
Sydney G Hupper
Watts
Cardenas
Featies Toi
John RB
Squires
Boston
John Ergen
Vee Bon Seignie
Sarah E Douglass
Carrigan
Wilmington
Amanda
Albury
Newark
Panama
Colima
Cavarry
San Francisco
Point-A-Pitre
G H Holden
Barnard
Pern Ambuco
Hector
Newcomb
Montevideo
Hudson, Curtis, and Cory
Fanny
Sebean
Olivia A Carrigan
Landry
Rosario
Sagua
Antonio Sala
Pierce
Susan B Ray
Spauiding
Miranda
Corbett
Philadelphia
Severn
Delaware
ST Crolx
Fey
Barracouta
Tuspan
Victoria
Frederick
Clarke
Portland
Nanatino
Newby
Moodyville
Tientsin
George
Grant
de China
Vera Chruz
City
Alexandria
Wellington
California
Rains
San Diego
Yokohama
McLaurin
Tittle
Manila
St James
Cook
Dingo
Mogul
City of Sydney
Hong Kong
Domestic Ports Maritime Briefs Including Multiple UK and US Entries
A dense list of port arrivals and clearances across Atlantic routes. Notable entries include Astoria ship John Gamble from Valparaiso and Larnaca from San Francisco, Bath schooner RM Brookings to load for New York, and numerous vessels at Baltimore Boston and New York with various cargoes and sail dates. The report notes weather at Chatham plus harbor line conditions and recent wreck recovery activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
John Gamble
Valparaiso
Larnaca
San Francisco
BATH
Howes
Boston
Pirate
Graham
Port Antonio
Iacha HS Lantair
Woodland
Fernandina
Clara Goodwin
Wyman
Providence
Kate Markee
Allen
Childe Harold
Mason
Odp Witherell
Garfield
William Lawrence
City of Balmore
Sarnia
Liverpool
Halifax
Chatham Harbor
Emulator
Luther Eldridge
Charleston
Dolphin
Qisen Bona
Flora
Barbados
Henry P Simons
Grace Washington
Del
Joseph Rudd
Hallock
Norfolk
Magete
Lawrence
Grace
Margaret A May
Jarvis
Mary
Bradshaw
Taylor
Baltimore
Thomas Clyde
Frazier
Philadelphia
Florence Rogers
McLeod
New York
Rark Michele
C_cace
Girgenti
Jacob M Haskell
Harding
Water Cove
Chase
Coosaw
City of
Truro
Furcher
Darlen
Nellie A Drury
Wilson
New Haven
Dutch Island Harbor
Nelllie Dean
Winslow
West Bay
Au Sable
Lake
Cardenas
Fall River
Clarissa Allen
Taunton
George L Fessenden
Wicks
Swis Sylvester
Augusta
Nielson
Weener
Hanover
Argo
Bredilius
Grimsby
Alice C Dickerman
Cook
Port Spain
Grace Gower
Tonala
MG Arthur
Clarke
Kuatan
Queen’s Cliff
New Orleans
Carribean
Daniels
Aspinwall
Woolston
Navigator
Wallace
Marian King
Olsen
el Monte
Yort Eads
Buddig
Vose
Pascagoulis
New Berne
Annie E Reynolds
Lowery
Edna’ A Pogue
Dutton
Sachs
George G Green
Hester A Seward
Erastus Wyman
Newport News
Morse
R A Visher
Niphon
Andrew Jackson
E & WL Tuck
Haradleg
Countess
Waters
Genoa
Frank Harrington
Lewis
Advance
Brazil
St Thomas
New Bedford
Palestine
Chadwick
Calais
Luella Nickerson
Nickerson
Cotnit
Nehs
Kate M Hilton
Johnson
Savannah
Ireland
Steelman
PG Thompson
Joseph G Dean
George & Albert
Wentsworth
John Price
Newburylor
Centipede
Hansen
Nisw Londox
Twilight
Collins
Luther A Roby
Jennie F. Righter
Cornsley
John Shay
Maria Fleming
Duncan
Hattie Paige
Troyon
Antoinette Accame
Marchese
Alexandria
Ibsch Nehemiah Hand
Beeler
Santa Cruz
Charles C
Hopkins
la Guayra
la Bourgogne
Franquel
Havee
Schiedam
Menonides
Amsterdam
Hermann
Meyer
Antwerp
Vanama
Senis
Havana
Nooradland
Nickels
Llandaff City
Gore
Bristol
Island
Skjodt
Copenhagen
Smith
Vinghy
Wachuseli
Oakland
Melbourne
Theoror Fischer
van Hatten
Shvell
Barstow
Sydney
N.S. W
Itaila
Ferro
Rangoon
Transit
Morton
Ansier
Josva
Jacobsen
Montevideo
Anna
Sorrensen
Vigna
Kobe Godfrey
St. John
Ni B
Princeport
Macomber
Campeche
Manuel R. Cuza Bayles
St. Johns
Ant
Emma W. Brown
Melarlana
Lake Ontario
Euclid
Aboraca
Lisbon
Panama
Maud
Hamburg
Alma
Eng
James G Bain
Bilbao
Pensacola
Vega
Lundin
Alcanto Immanuel
Molbach
Hannah Maria
Ekqvist
Naples
Ellen
Jarvelius
Port Royaul
Elpis
Burnett
United Kingdom
Frank O Dame
Newrt News
J & L Bryan
Risley
George R Vreeland
Blake
Richmond
Thomas W Dunn
McFarland
Emma F Angell Tripp
Eva B Douglass
Portsmouth
Pottsville
Aagon
King Phillip
Coombs
Andrew Adams
Haskell
Hoboken
Cora Meader
Boothbay
Lower Harbor
Lucy Carter
Lerks
Adams
Perth Amboy
Nehe Ellen M Golder
Warren Adams
Wiscasset
Passage of ships and arrivals amid 19th century Atlantic traffic
Numerous vessels including barks, steamers, and brigs arrive and depart from ports such as Norfolk, New Haven, Charleston, Wilmington, and New York. Entries list ships by name, origin, and destination in a dense maritime schedule with cargo journeys to Bahia, Havana, Cagliari, Stettin, Le Havre, and Melbourne among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Norfolk
Watlington
Stranack
Bull River
Matthew Baird
Moon
Sagua
Ernestine
Whittier
Matanzas
Francia R Baird
Jameson
New Haven
Rank McGeer
Sharp
Charleston
George A Howes
Clark
Wilmington
Wm H Tanvee
Saml
Colby
Gardner
Newark
Geestemunde
Lenthe
London
Rene
Bahia
James Stafford
Reynolds
Noralk
Ixia
Benisaf
Spartan
Boston
Bellum
Agostino Merello
Marcenaro
Newcastle
Del
Chasseur
Philadelphia
Havre
Invigtut
Teneriffe
Havana
Idis Georgia
Cardenas
Sarah W Lawrence
St Kilda
Liverpool
Lickenhead
Tillie E Starbuck
Curtis
New York
Glenhuntley
Pernambuco
John
Hossack
Portland
Julia S. Odell
St John
Annie W Akers
McIntire
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Outgoing steamers from Boston schedule list
A compact timetable lists sailings from Boston on February 23 to March 8 with multiple ships, destinations, and agents. Vessels include Regina to London, Parthian to Liverpool, Berkshire to Baltimore, Dominion to Yarmouth, and Palestine to Liverpool among others. Active agents include Thayer Line, Warren & Co, J G Hall & Co, Rich'n & Barn'd, and Alex Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
London
Furness
Virginian
Liverpool
Thayer&Line
Parthian
Eaithece
Sampson Berkshire
Baltimore
Geo
Smalley
Michigan
Warren & Co
Dominion
Yarmouth
Alex Martin
Worcester
Fialifax
Harrison Loring DH Miller
G E
Macon
Savannah
Rich
Lake Superior
JB Brigham&Co
Palestine
Colorado
Hull
Sanderson
Stockholm
Thayer&Lincoln
Samaria
Alex Martin Benison
Gibraltar
Henderson Bros
Peconic
Phelps,Bros&Co Cy
Rieh’nd& Barnard Dominion
G Hatl & Co
Bassano
Sanderson&San Mareca
Antwerp
C Furness
Roman
Warren & Co Milanese
P de Coninck
Antwep
Gill & Lootz
Cephalonia
Boston
Stockholm City
March Co
State Street
Maritime Schedule Fragments From New York Montauk List
A fragmentary shipping timetable lists sailings from New York and Montauk with ports including Glasgow Antwerp Antwerp and Liverpool. Entries show various ships such as Henderson Bros Oelrichs Christiana Taormina and Germanic with times around 2.00 to 8.00 AM or PM and companies like P Wright & Sons Kunhardt & Co and A Baldwin & Co. The page notes approximate schedules for the coming days February 28 and March 1 with multiple entries for steamers and mail steamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchoria
Glasgow .J
Henderson Bros EY
Kremen
Oelrichs & Co
Island
Christia
F’e’h, Kdgew Co
la Bourgogne
Louis de Bebian Marengo
Diaie
Liverpool
P Wright & Sons
Gothia
Stettin
Kunhardt & Co
Leith
Ps’n
Sp E & Co
Germanic
Ismay “Saale
Bremen
Ocelrichs & Co
Gellert
Hamburg
Kunhardt & Co St of Indiana
Glasgow
A Baldwin &Co
Ludgate Hill
London
Lieb
Henderson Bros Leerdaim
Rotterdam
F E'H, Dye & Co Gellert
Kunhardt & Cog
la Champagne
Havre
Louis de Bebian Umbria
H Brown & Co
Sernaer
Ostrichs & Co
Westernland
Antwerp
Wright &Sons Polaria
Phelps Bros&Co Wisconsin
Underhill
Denmark
Hurst
Egypt
Diverpool
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GARE
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Richardson & Barnard
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