The Silver God Triump hs The Currency Controversy
Washington reports the Senate finance committee favors a bill to buy 50 million dollars of silver yearly as the currency base. The piece notes the clash between gold standard advocates and silver free coinage backers, with Republicans like Aldrich Sherman and Hiscox shown as wavering toward silver. It warns of political risk and predicts a ten year path to 540 million dollars in silver note issues if passage occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sprediau
Finance Committee
The
Senate
United States
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Sherman
Ohio
Hiscoex
New York
Cleveland
Manning
Fairchild
Trenholm
Jordan
L’resary
Massachusetts
Chicago
Secretary of the Treasury
Pierce
House
Congress
Park square electric cars introduce five minute service
The Park Square electric cars from Cambridge began running on a five minute schedule yesterday, replacing the old ten minute interval of two cars. North Avenue cars now run every seven and a half minutes instead of two per ten. The change improves accommodation, though single engine cars are often crowded. South Boston cars have been discontinued for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Square
Cambridge
North Avenue
Iew
South Boston
Catarrh Cure Promises Quick Relief For Influenza
The FireMEN of Boston and other cities will be interested in the advertisement of G. W. Simmons & Co. today. Just as surely as the snow disappears before sunlight, so surely do catarrh and influenza yield to the influence of Old Saint's Catarrh Cure, the great specific. Sold by all dealers. Price 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fireemen
Boston
G. W. Simmons & Co
Carlyle and Goethe Friendship Praised At Harvard Lecture
Robert Niven spoke at the Harvard Divinity Chapel on Carlyle in Relation to Goethe. He described their bond as a moral force that saved Carlyle from despair and shaped Goethe's reception of him. The lecture contrasted their temperaments, noting Carlyle as seer and Goethe as poet, and their roles as harbingers of poetry and religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Niven
Carlyle
Goethe
Harvard Divinity Chapel
City of God
General Edgerly Obituary Highlights NH Service
General Andrew J. Edgerly died in Medford after a long illness. Born October 8, 1828 in Barnstead New Hampshire he helped organize a New Hampshire volunteers unit and served as second lieutenant later becoming adjutant general. He represented Haverhill in the NH Legislature and spent his later years mainly in Medford. He is survived by his widow and one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgerly
Andrew J. Eedgerly
Medford
Barnstead
N. H
New Hampshire Volunteers
Florida
Manchester
New Hampshire
Weston
Haverhill
M. V. B. Edgerly
Springfield
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
Joseph G. Edgerly
Fitchburg
Notable Deaths From Across Regions
W L G Wright known as Billy Wright of Concord dies of Wright's disease at forty three. Commodore George B White, chief of the Navy Bureau of Yards and Docks, dies in Washington aged, recently appointed. Frank Y Bradley, forty three, ex Oxford county commissioner and Fryeburg Academy treasurer dies in Fryeburg Maine. Christopher W Dyer of Malden dies aged about seventy, long associated with J K Sleeper Co Boston. Lord Auckland and Edward Thomas Charton die in London and Paris respectively. Charton born Reno 1807, senator and author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L.G. Wright
Billy” Wright
Concord
Wright
Commodore George B. White
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Navy Department
Washington
Commodore White
Bureau of Yards
Frank Y. Bradley
Fryeburg
Oxford County
Fryeburg Academy
Christopher W. Dyer
Malden
J. Kk. C. Sleeper & Co
Boston
London
Lord Auckland
Paris
Edward Thomas Charton
Institute
Reno
List of vessels laid up at the port with various owners
A catalog of ships and schooners in this port including names such as Adeline Hamlin Annie G Quiner Glendon and Glendon entries with owners like Worcester Nickerson Baker and Pickering. The list cites vessels at Chelsea and Roxbury districts with multiple moorings, bridge notes, and various weights and hulls across a chaotic OCR fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll, Brown
Wccererr
Poston Worcester
Nickerson
Keee Ee Loring’s
Adeline Hamlin
Lewis
City Wharf
Chelsea
Nort
Miebunok
Annie G Quiner
Moncon
Bartlett
Pucket
Bol
Sargent’s Bloomer
Harper
Glendon
Colin
Baker
Instream
Dean Aou Uronic
Bmery’s
Daniel Brittain
Coleman
Craigie’s Bridge
Daniel Gilford
Coimmwn
T& Gb
Edwin A Sievens
Gott
If Pirisko
Drisko
Mar
Lda
Strout
Felgle Eine Ee Oy
EVO Oy
CIC
Ron Joseph Laton, Jr
Charfield
Chelsea Bridge
James Baker
Dams
Roby’s
Charlestown
Leonora
Boursey
Cece Cers Rvans’s
Muihe Rhodes
Watts
Mareland
Storia
Adelaide
Atwood
Sturtevant’s
Aninnnesota
Jimkep
Eee
Ees Jstearns
Roxbury
Marea
Lewis, Welly
Green
I I Menawa
Alexander
Emery
Chelea
New Zealand
Dawes
Olive Branel
Farrell
Sour Bay Red Rover
Alley
Sea Hird
Thurston
Yelumah
Marshall
Specially addressed mail routes by steamship picks Scotland and more
Direct and specially addressed mail to Scotland from New York on Feb 25 8 p m for Brazil La Ulata and Windward islands via multiple Caribbean stops. Miquelon Yucatan Campeche Tabasco Chapas and Cuba via Orizaba. France and other European closed mails via Champagne. Great Britain Belgium Germany Denmark Sweden and more via Southampton or Bremen. Ireland and other European countries via New York on Feb 28. routes to Truxillo Ruatan Costa Rica and Central America from New Orleans March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Anchoria
New York
Brazil
la Ulata
Iracil
St. Thomas
St. Croix
Martinique
Gaadaleane
Barlinique
Barnados
Trinidaa
Demerara
Babados
Windward Islands
Miquelon
Halifax
Boston
Peane
Yucatan
Campeche
Tabasco
Chapas
Cuba
Stesishiv
Orizaba
Prance Direct
Ualian
Steatmship da Champagne
Great Vriton
Belgien
Netherlands
Southampton
Truxillo
Ruatan
Oteri
New Orleans
Costa Rica
Port Simon
Foxhall
Trans-Pacific Mails Closer Schedule At Boston Office
Mails for Australia New Zealand Samoa and Hawaiian Islands via Zealandia from San Francisco will close March 8 at 5 p.m. for Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports and the East Indies except British India Straits Settlements Malaya and Dutch East Indies via steamship China from San Francisco March 11. Mails to close March 6 at 5 p.m. at the Boston office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trans-Pacific
Australia
New Zealand
Iji
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Zealandia
San Francisco
Boston
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
British India, Straits, Settlements
Mam
Dutch East Indies
China
VESSELS IN PORT LIST OF LONDON SHIP NAMES AND OWNERS
A Tuesday Friday port list enumerates steamships schooners brigs and barks with names masters tonnages consignees and destinations. Entries include Bernard Byrne City of Savannah Long River India Istrian Hoosac Marmion Milanese Michigan Pier G Crammnore Orion Parthian Siberian Hoosac Mystic ships and many more with owners and ports such as Boston Liverpool Philadelphia Bar Harbor and New York. The text records wharf locations and remarks on vessels passed Charlestown Warren bridges and Neponset in stream conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard
Byrne
Boston Fruit Co
Port Antonio
Long City of Savannah
Googins
Richw’son & Barn
Savan
H. Lewis Coila
McDonald
Gustavo Preston
St Pierre
Mia
Rowe’s
Dorchester
Howes
Graham
Baltimore
Sss Simpson's
Milanese
Woodside
Hemenway & Brown
NER Barks
Ethel
Thompson
John
Emery & Co
Portland
Mystic River
Deane
Whitehouse
C Hunt & Co
River Platte
Jas G Pendleton
Lancaster
Peabody & Co
Melb
Lizzie Ross
Vaughan
John G Hall
Rebecca Crowell
Bray
Whitney
Pous
D & Co
Mat
Mystic
John R Stanhope
Norton
Neponset
NERA
Boston Dyewood Co
Carolina
Auguste, Delong & Seaman
Instream Elrea
McCrea
Hatheway & Co
Alice Louise
Carroll
Newhalls
Bessie H Rose
Sawyer
Charles F Tuttle
Ives
Amy Bright
Jordan
Carleton’s
Annie L Wilder
Greenlaw
South Bay
Bessie Carson
Slocumb
Delong & Seaman
Aee
Aee Enna
Nickerson
Calvin B Crcutt
Pearce
Cox and
Green
Charles N Simmons
Johnson
Carita
Landry
J G
Hall
Charles H Fabens
Delight
Fitzpatrick
DA Mader
Suum
Edward W Young
Howard
Ella M Storer
Simmons
E Atkins & Co
Frank G Dow
Maloney
Seers Fannie L Nye
Gardner
Blake
Rockport
Mgc
Abcrly
Henry
Taylor
Harry Prescott
Turner
McQuesten’s
Henry R Congdon
Brown
South Bay Harvest Home
Jost
Piper’s Tdaho
Ouie Bay Isabella
McCuish
Joseph Souther
Baxter
Green & Son
James B Pace
Stone
John Stocknam
Searle
South Boston Gas Works
James Helmes
Ryan
Belfast
Ieee
Union Lillian
LeBlanc, Nash, Spaulding & Co
Mattie
Dino Oregon
Candage
Pearl Street
Oliver Schofield
Gos
Phebe
Luther
Roby
Penny
Lucy Jones
Goss
Russell
Collins
Luckimster
Weymouth Pnb
Dexter
Cornwallis
Robert J Edwards
St Croix
Rosebrook
JS Emery & Co
Marquand’s
Stephen G Loud
Torrey
Gray’s Speedwell
Tufts
St John
Sarah Kf Nightingale
Fearebay
A & Co
Demerara
Ono
Tioga
Richard
Montague
PET
EB Victory
Heisler
Georgetown
Pel
Techsted Sc
Simpson
Charlestown
Warren
Lucy W Dyer
Hillier
Mary Sprague
Poland
Cunningham, Banks & Co
McKay’s
Royal Arch
Chatfield
Rebecca F Landin
Diggins
al Neponset
Sophie Stuart
Walsh
Lewis Stowell Sherman
Sherman
Woodward Abrahams
Snow
Williats Codd
Chagg
Cambridge
Cnaries River
Astoria
Lorton
Steele
United Kingdom
Apalachicola
Myra B Weaver
Genley
Havana
Harry White
Hopkins
Kingston
Glen Grant
Critchley
Montevideo
Alena Covert
Chariton
Laguayra
Lelpast
Florida
Priest
Woods Hall
Maryliza
Morrisey
Boston
Edward L Warren
Colson
Lixon
Rockland
Balitimore
Norman
Henderson
Savannah
William Lawrence
Mageie & Gray
Grand Cayman
William H Converse
Hazeltor
Coosin
Annie & Willard
Steelman
Eureka
Dinsmore
San Francisco
Mt Howe
Crowley
Little
New York
Patosi
Charleston
Biuns Wick
George Davis
Morris
Buenos Ayres
Alpert Mason
Lizzie Babcock
Wheaton
Philadelphia
Chessie Whiting
Couolaw
Hatfield
Pulcis Island
Areukuins
Bavid
Thomaston
Lizzie Cochran
Kelly
Calais
Maggie
Vcuinings
Mareh
Providency
Helen Thomipson
Averill
Andrew Burnhaw
Burnham
Salem
East Machias
Mary Bartlett
Saarbruck
Pall River
John Crockford
Farnham
Gloucesyter
Tspecials
Schs
Freetwine
Trom Floboten
Winterport
Duroc
Newburyy,ort
M M Chase
Hoboken
Eastport
Cayenne
Nettie Cushing
W D Daisley
Louris Lizit
Fortune Bay
Galveston
Wallachia
Liverpool
Alamo
Colin Archer
Port Natal
John BR Penrose
Geo Taulane, Jr
Fee
Elisha Gibb
Wood
Pensacola
Areb 2d
Angelia
Cleveland
Emerara
Hyannis
Charles
Jeffrey
White
Alice B
T¢Ishen
Jysosion
Bass River
Schrortauna
Edwards
Moblle
Lottie
Mills
Bahia Blanca
Rita d Lopez
Stanley
Itantan
Norfolk
Val
Carrie DL
John M Brooman
Washington
Reading
New Orleans
Glasgow
Newburyport
Seavey
Erry
Satilla River
Newport
Brazil
Knickerbocker
Almandinle
Teneriffe
EL Mar
Suffolk
Puerto Riqueno
New Bedford
Schs Geo S
Tarbell
Higains
Harry Atesser
Vierce
Prince
Coombs
Lucy
Porto Rico
Forbes
Calcutta
Arbela
Smith
Dieppe
Sidney
Knudsen
Padang
Gem
Porter
St Martins
Britannia- Hiochkiss
Antigua
Florado
Burgess
Touala
Mary C Mariner
Gray
Yeeolutla
Emna
Angier
Hattie M Lones
O Mi
London
Glaucus
Mabel Tavior
Durkee
Anna Maria
d’Abundo
Lisbon
Albert Schultz
Pries
Bridgetown
Bar
Carrie L Tyler
Pallangrall
Wellington
Kedith Sheraton
Cook
San Domingo
Baltic
MebBride
Port Elizabeth
Hell Gate
Swis Galatea
Willisias
St Johan
Abbie M Dearing
Mangan
Die
New Benford
Susan Ross
Amboy
Cerre Gordo
Chanman
New London
Magnolia
Cooper
Vort Liberty
Gloucester
Chase Dameaniels
New Haven
Fiheman Kimball
Sheepscott Iuger
G Henry
Ports of Boston Arrivals and Coastal Weather Reports
The Boston port entry records arrivals including the steamer Istrian from Liverpool with gale and ice field observations near 43 40 n 50 20 w, plus multiple vessels in ballast or with cargo and passengers. Noted are freights to Boston, experiences of gales off Thatcher's Island, heavy ice, and frostbitten crew members among several ships, with additional reports of bluewater and coastal steamer traffic in fog and variable winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thursway
Istrian
Ball
Liverpool
Thayer & Lincoln
Relow
Ion
Gtranto
Hull
Boston
Bernard
Byrne
Port Antonio
Wil Fruit
Boston Fruit Co
Wochester
Howe
Philadelphia
EB Sampson
Katahdin
Pierce
Winterport
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
Geo
Thatcher’s Island
Carolina
Atuauste
Fortune Bay
St Pierre
Mig
Lelong & Seaman
Kesch Ella M Storer
Simmons
Matanzas
E Atkins & Co
Cape Hatteras
Lucy W Dyer
Gloucester
Hillier
Oler
Baker
Daltimore
James Holmes
Ryan
Leffast
Morest
Queen
Blake
Annie L Wilder
Greenlaw
Rockport
Robert J Edwards
Collins
Park
Glasgow
Hl & A
Allan
Oranmare
Moffatt
London
Baltimore
Willam Johnstone
Park Tantee
Almier
Havana
Kinsman & Co
Swis Speedwell
Watts
Schdolin
Hatheway & Co
Dent
Fitgpatrick
Vie Vplaventia
Wb Newhall & Co
C.F Wiliams
Abby L Dow
Corson
Fitz Bros & Co
Charles IV Puttle
Lansgow
Lucy Millie
Banger
New York
Shipping Rates and Cargoes Reported in New York Trade
Feb 27 reports firm rates and solid business across routes. Vague cargo notes include refined petroleum from Philadelphia to United Kingdom and Continent at 8s, cases of petroleum to Alicante, and general cargo ships such as Annie M Small to New York and Zangivar leg to South America, with several other vessels and shipments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
General Nourville
St John
Loweet Cause of
England
Lark Ajax
Philadelphia
United Kinedlom
Continent
Bark Allee
Ectvic Petroiermimm
Alicante
Areica
Annie M Small
Case Oil
Pertoral Argo
Zangivar
Socta America
Mary Gray
General Cargo
Laguayra
West Syints
Maggie Abbot
Logwood
Tiugli
Sailed vessels and routes from various ports listed
A compressed log of ships and steamers sailing from Antwerp Auckland Beacay Calcupa Camplica Cape Town Deal Piume Gibbaltar Girgent Hambu rgi Iollo London to New York Philadelphia Baltimore and related destinations with dates Feb 16 to Feb 27 including vessels Creole Montreal Magdalene Mouravia Julia Eurasia Moravia Bradburg Marabout Salisbury Pocahontas Magda Denmark and Ealing with masters names and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Creole
Galveston
Auckland
Mary S Ames
Buenos Ayres
Montreal
Dexter
Boston
Beacay Libab
Magdalene
Meyer
New York
London
Calculpa
John E Sayre
Rouse
Camperica
Mouravia
Chase
Cape Town
CGH
Julia
Jordan
DEAL
Eurasia
Parkes
San Pranelco
Piume
Pocahontas
Gibsbaltar
Magda
Philadelphia
Ealing
Gravesend
Denmark
Maritime Shipping Movements from Various Ports
A dense log of ships sailing and in port across many world ports. Vessels include steamer City of Peking, bark Electra, brig Morning Star, steamer Newport, and ships from New York, San Francisco, Barbadoes, and Buenos Ayres with routes to Yokohama, San Francisco, Queenstown, and Lisbon, detailing departure and arrival dates and captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penang
Draquette
Ital
Schiaffino
New York
Palermo
Italia
Queenstown
Cape Breton
Grierson
San Francisco
Annesley
Evert
Vegedee
City of
Lark Willie
Leverson
Santos
Helen M Rowley
Nas
Barbados
Sch
Dames A Garfield
Kisher
Grand Constable Island
Lark Lydia
Sorengie
Morning Star
Luckham
Jennie Phinney
Ingersoll
Swansea
Connemara
Trapani
Hamilton Fish
Marseilles
Antwerp
Blagdon
Amy Gloucester
Mass
Buteshire
Wyman
Aspinwall
Newport
Buenos Ayres
Mary
Baker
Scoville
Portland
Victor
Jensen
Pensacola
Barbadoss
Canning
Matthews
Cilnfuegos
Eastgate
Thompson
Diwirara
Roger Drury
Delay
Fernandina
Digby
Acapulco
Pernambuco
Electra
le Seurs
Gaspe
Seh Corisance
Linkliter
St Johns
Hayilah
Michardson
Macero
Rosarie
Porp Elizabeth
Sailea
St Mary
Mears
Rosario
Port
Papa
Bell buoy near Robinson's Hall reported in good repair
Captain Hallett of the Herman Winter reports the Vineyard Sound bell buoy off Robinson's Hall is functioning correctly after recent reports of failure. The vessel came from New York to Boston and confirmed the buoy's operability at the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hallett
Herman Winter
New York
Vineyard Sound
Robinson’s Hall
Maritime ship movements from Boston and New York ports
A fragmented list of 12 vessels with origins and destinations including Boston to Liverpool, New York to Shanghai, New York to Navarre, Cardiff to Cape Town, and Matanzas via Delaware Breakwater to Boston. Positions shown with latitudes and longitudes, dates range Feb 2 to Feb 24, noting routes such as Liver pool, Shanghai, and Delaware Breakwater passages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mostonian
Rant
Boston
Liverpool
Cephalon
Boson
Feo
Seamsmeil Brothers
Inness
New York
Shanghai
Anna
Menkens
Nlavre
Ark Neophyte
Goudy
Frow
Cardiff
Cape Town
Ion
Wark
Ivie Reed
Whittier
Sydney
Pep
W. Lig Ernestine
Davana
Delaware
Fev
Schuecald
Keagen
Matanzas
Barnegat
Gloucester Monitor lists diverse halibut and cod landings
The Gloucester Monitor reports fishing cargoes from Grand Bank and Georges, totaling tens of thousands of pounds including halibut, cod, and haddock. Ships listed include William Daisley and Sonris Lagut and Vidal Wave with crews from Fortune Bay, Boston market, and Georges. Portland specials note Ebel and Iverceit Pierce landings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Schs Monitor
Grand Bank
Williaa
Daisley and Sonris Lagut
Fortune Bay
Boston
Loria Jooone
Georges
Vidal Wave
Mary Story
Clara F Friend
Lawrence Murdock
Governor Butler
Foluniha
Ciara & Cameron
Haddecking
William H Cross
Illa F Barnett
Portland
Iverceit Pierce
Lost bark She Portland bark Charles R Lewis and crew list
Boston report notes the bark She Portland with cargo of coal sailing from Veruis Amboy to Portland on December 25 overdue. Lists 15 missing including Capt Reid first mate Aten and others. Vessel valued at 25000 and uninsured. Also mentions new steamer Boston for Yarmouth NS due next July and various coastal shipping notes with other vessels and incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Portland
Charles R Lewis
Veruis Amboy
Vortland Dee
Capt . Reid
I J Aten
Vortland
James Gilroy
Fred Webber
Vportland
John McDonald
Alex McDonald
Harry Hamilton
Cape Uretom
Willam M Gage
Ed Wheslon
Thomas Crowley
Dolph Johnson
Fred S Smith
Clyde
Yarmouth Steamship Company
Yarmouth
Fire Island
New York
Schiselle Mistgins
la Champagne
New Bedford
Watford Arsiee
Cape
Einesteiner Rada
Hamburg
Long Island
Barcelona
Vessel disasters and incidents report from several ports
Feb 1 a Newfoundland seaman Jacob French died and Feb 2 mate Hayward Marshall also died. both buried at sea. Feb 19 steward John Parsons died, remains brought to port. All deaths due to malarial fever. At Aspinwall Feb 26 Crosby and Smith returned to New York with foremast loss. At Wilmington NB Feb 25 salvage of Minnie A Bonsall for pilots. Alexander Jones to get one third. Bark Eero to Mobile with damaged crew. Elmville at Avonmouth damaged pier planking. Scandia aground at Elbe. Coriolanus and Claymore collision near Liverpool. crews saved and landed by Queensmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob French
Newfoundland
Hayward Marshall
John Parsons
Aspinwall
Crosby, Smith
San Blas
New York
Wilmington
Minnie
Alexander Jones
Mobile
Eero
Montevideo
Ship Island
Lealing
London
Elmville
Avonmouth
Baltimore
Scandia
Hamburg
Elbe
Coriolanus
Torkilsen
Tquique
Falmouth
Claymore
Norfolk
Liverpool
Queensmore
Boston
Allimore
Maritime Ship Movements Across Atlantic Ports
Chronology of ships and barges clearing and sailing from Astoria Apalachicola Lelpast Portland and other ports to destinations including Havana Kingston Montevideo New York Boston and Liverpool. Entries list vessel names captains and sailing or clearance dates in late February.
Port city shipping notices and sailings listed
Long list of vessels cleared, sailed or in port across multiple ports including Sarnia James Barrett Nellie C Paine and L A Sselkup tow, with destinations Liverpool New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Also includes steamers Montana Washington City and other schooners and brigs with ports Dublin Sunderland Philadelphia and Matanzas, plus local port entries and guano charter at Pawtucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Squire
Floyd
Jewetts Cove
Pelle Hardy
Tor Do
Nat Meader
Dunton
Wiscasset
Newport
Sarnia
Liverpool
Sisled
James Barrett
Preble
Harmons Harbor
New York
Warren Adams
Colcord
Boothay
Baltimore
Sselkup
Nellie C Paine
Nickerson
Boothbay
Pililadelphta
Ohio
Sargent
Queenstown
Lancaster
Robinson
Boston
Berks
Adams
Albert L Buvler
Foster
Manzanilla
Howard W Smith
Owes
John A Beckerman
Gatmmons
Providence
Montana
London
Swansea
Wild Flower
Sunderland
Eng
John J Marsh
Whittier
Cardenas
Gertrude Abbott
Cobb
Red Wing
Johnson
Kings Ferry
Flas Marjory Brown
Osborn
Matanzas
Edward Johnson
A Vernambucco
George Walker
Small
Carens
Washington City
Hamburg
Jane Kelsall
Sharpness
Reading
New Bedford
Norman
Toninall
Soppa
Caghart
Francis R Baird
Richardson
Mary E Graham
Shields
Fall River
Delaware Breakwater
Anna L Taylor
Lambert
Macors
Marjory Brown
Philadelphia
Portsmouth
Eva B Douglass
Letts
James A Brown
Simmons
Phomaston Periph Amboy
Emma J Meyer
Davis
Kingsberry
Fla
Crosson
Ciara
Gregory
Effie
Burnham
Darien
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Republican Party
Harvard
Atlantic Mutual (Marine) Ins. Co
N.Y
Atlantic Works
Border St
East
Boston Post
Weealy di
Gibson's
Res
Ara Niles
Uth
Boston Gas Works
Garay’s
Shipping News
Lin
Lim
Port OF
Fisy
Marine Notes
Schs Benj T Hriges
A P Emerson
Day
Carrie B. Williams
Susan Hall
Jravis Brothers
Commerce
Clara
Biexanore
Fawn
St Pavid
Frost
Josefa
Gramings
Galway
Ericsson
Reed
Port Makely
Valparaiso
Baring Brothers
Maphrasyne
Limerick
Servis
Gilmore
Maria Neresa
la Vaz
Eininburg
Gate City
Vineyard Haven
Lincoln Srawn
Aries
Criclet
Lippe
Rebecca Shepard
Georgie Clark
Benjamin Courtney
Weymouth
Lincoln
June Bright
Grace IK Green
Fannie
Tawkins
Andrew Burnham
H VT Hedges
Wareham
Hoothay
Dune Bricht
J G Morse, Jr
Hinckley
Navassa
Woods Holl
Erastus Wivian
Nathan Esterbrook, Jr
Nellie W Craig
Miss L Lee
Charles A Millen
Miss IL Long
WH H Allan
J L Sanford
M R Ryan
RH Tharsten
New England & Savannah Steamship Co
Lewis Wharf
City OF Savanna
Macon
Central Railway of Georgia
Mierila & Western Railway
Georgi
Alabama
South Carolina
Louisiana
Texas
C. G. Pearson
X. Dew
Sampson
Washington St
Sine
Washington , Richardson & Barnard
Makevannah
SS. Co
Atlantic
New York & New England KR. K
Metropolitan Ss. Co
Sound Lines
Ocean Steamship Company
Clyde Steamship CO
Great Southern Freight
PAS
Senger
South
Salasside
Washington Street
Beamton
J. A. Planders
Theo. Goerger
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Tine
Eve Phiiladelphia Pacaday
Naxon
Mallory Liss
Lampasas
Lcomatl
San Marcos
Miu
Soee Ee
Pynswick
State OF Texas
Rlo
Grande
Seth Sprague
Washbington St
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Peon, & Ga
Atc Fane
Athintic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawhit
Co & Orr
Baltimore & Hit WR
Kates
Cal
Ig Tstaberoom
A.M. Orallam
Agt
Central Wharf
Cs AN BP
EP Swees Kr
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard
ALR
Paint Rock Line
AEA Po
Aas Vie
New England
India Wharf
North River
Pidia
H. M. Whitney
ST. John Calats
Annapolis
Wee International SS
Cous Steam
al Wharf
Tharsiay
Ornand SP
Lastport Amt
Daben
A. Waldron
Gen
Rhostone& Gluucester Steamboat Company
Pewgik Steamship Michigan
Vier
Grane Junction
Castor Hous
Sueall Consignees
Wakken & CO
Bouny Malt Whiskey Co
Kiochester
Whete Spar Line
Royal Mail
Overpoolk
RED Star Line
KA. Adams & CO
State St. Cor
Broad St
Beaver Line Steamships
Lake Winnipeg
Lake Ontario
Lake Superior
Eleslae
Lake Winnipes
Bos
George W. Preston
Boane Street
Cunard Line
Catalonia
Pavonia
Samaria
Margin Loscythery
Cain Passage
Boulah
State Street
Doston
Ele Man Deke Marin
Leverad
Lemeste
LAV Artan
Sivirginean
Lang Uln
Allan Line
Siberian
J. HY
A. Allan
United States Mail
Cabin Passage
Toy Taide
ADLER
Amers
C. V. Pale
Browl St
Vostoo
RSR Eoe
Norddeutscher Lloyd
York
Bremen
Sowhampton
Pales
Havre
Tion
Theo
Gue Phing
Doane Street
New
Warren Line
Michigan
Kansas
Warren & CO
Hansa Leme
SS. Behmwieder
KK. A. Adams & Cos
State St
POR Land & East
Inelia
Bose von Rae Ton
Go’cuck P
Ayla Oe
Portlan MB
Col. Williams
Avett
Jamaica
Hathe Way & CO
Ensolvency Notices
Ee Es Nourt
Vis CW
Joan W. Ryckman
William V. Curistle
Copartners
Ind Stvie
Deptors
Suioeik
Alexander Grimes
Somerville
Middlese
R Elder
City Hall
Aldermen
Albert A. Folsom
Chase Stone
Alpheus M.M. Stetson
Milby Street