Gloucester Fishermen Chronicle Averages Rise Amid Scarce Bait
The Gloucester fish market remains firm with higher prices as fresh cod and halibut arrive in limited quantities. Vessels face bait shortages. many stay in harbor. The year closes with many losses, but new vessels join the fleet and prospect improves for 2o18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guoverster
Grand Manan
New Brunswick
Fortune Bay
N. F
Mollie Adams
Grand Bank
Goages
Western Bank
Quero
Gran Bank
Cape Ann
Adelia Hartwell
A. N. Clark
Angie D
Horbiia
G. Esas
Garibaldi
George L. Smith
Fhowsta Ooo Cove
Cee
Hyperion
J. H. Higgins
Ivanhoe
John F. Wonson
Joseph Story
Joe Hooker
Lizzie H. Haskell
Mabel Dellaway
Jary E.mcdonald
Monitor
Napoleon
Rover
Seth Stockbridge
Virginia Care
Dorys
Livermore Falls Bridge Declared Free by County Officials
Androscoggin county commissioners decide the Livermore Falls bridge will be free. Damages totaling 5000 are awarded to owners. The towns of Livermore and Livermore contribute 50 each while the county pays 3500. The move boosts property and business prospects for both towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livermore Falls
Androscoggin County
Livermore
Housatonic Railroad CO
Bridgeport
Conn
Co. K
Averill
Wealthy New Orleans woman murdered in Donaldsonville
A special to the Picayune from Donaldsonville reports Mrs. Bou langer, a wealthy old French resident, murdered around noon by an unknown tramp in the town center. Robbery is suspected. she kept money hidden at home and authorities have not arrested the killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
The
Picayune
Donaldsonville
Renounce the Knights of Labor by Philadelphia locals
District Assembly No 1 factions push to sever ties as Local Assembly No 116 agrees to meet only on master workman's call. Stove moulders and hollow iron workers vote to withdraw from the Knights of Labor, signaling a practical split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order OF Knights
Puradelphia
Knights of Labor
Charles Baker Out, Husted Nominated for Speaker
In Axpany New York on January 2 the plan shifts as Charles Baker is not set for the Republican caucus. General Husted will be nominated for speaker by acclamation in the upcoming meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axpany
N. Y
Charles Baker
General Husted
Kendig Urges Saloon Must Go At Young Men's Meet
Dr. Kendig spoke at a Boston Y M C A hall about The Saloon Must Go, outlining four charges against saloons: corrupting politics, undermining good legislation, wasting property, and fostering crime. He cited success of constitutional prohibition in four states, women’s organized work, temperance education, and divine aims to end evil as reasons for his hope.
Funeral Services for Benjamin F. Nourse in Cambridgeport
Funeral services for Benjamin F. Nourse late superintendent of lamps at Cambridge were held yesterday afternoon at the First Universalist Church Cambridgeport The church was filled with delegations from various lodges city government relatives and attendees The service was conducted by Boston Commandery Knights Templars chaplain James Upham and the church pastor Rev A E White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Nourse
Lamps of
Cambridge
First Universalist Church
Cambridgeport
Boston
Coffin and Stearns Tie The Knot In Somerville Ceremony
The marriage of George Holman Coffin, Western representative of Houghton Mifflin and Co., to Miss Grace A Stearns was solemnized at the bride's parents home in Somerville yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Holman Coffin
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Grace A. Stearns
Somerville
Up with the bonnets Concert Rivalry Rallies Audiences
A humorous plea against bonnets dominates theater culture with references to Ajax and Shakspere as the crowd urges fashion to shift for opera and plays. The piece mixes verse and wit to celebrate stage attire and public tastes. An ad promotes Caswell Hazard ferro Phosphated Elixir of Calisaya as a tonic for indigestion fever and convalescence.
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Bonnet
Beauty
Thomas Gray
Dundee Bonnie
Ajax
F. Tribune
Calisaya
Caswell, Hazard & Co
New York
All Druggista
Ships in transit from global ports reported in January listings
The telegram style ship news lists vessels arriving and sailing from Liverpool New York Yokohama London Shields Tyne Lizard Havre and other ports. Vessels include Venetian Westphalia Germanic Ocean Cleddy Harlsey Ashdell British Crown and City of Berlin with origins such as Liverpool Hamburg New Orleans Patras and New York.
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Liverpool
Haitian Republic
Anse de Hainault
Miragoane
New York
Westphalia
Hamburg
el Cano
St John
Yokohama
Ocean
San Francisco
Hong Kong
Gow
Devonia
Hesper
Port Royal
Rugia
Ashdell
Brunswick, Ga
Wyle
Mobile
Dominion
Portland
London
British Crown
Boston
Halley
Rio Janeiro
Shields
Bellmore
New Orleans
Tyne
Aedrelander
Gibraltar
Cleddy
Mediterranean
Philadelphia
Ilpis
Bonafor de
Glendown
Patras
Harlsey
Benisaf
Baltimore
Lee
the Lizard
Flachat
Havre
Jon Bran Head
City of Berlin
Newark
Lachampagne
Notice to Captains from Boston Signal Station
Observations from January 2 at 7 AM local time report wind direction northwest speed brisk and cloudy conditions. Captains are advised to adjust barometer readings by one hundredth of an inch for every ten feet above sea level to correct instrument error. Miniature almanac for Monday January 3 lists high water and moon phase details.
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United States
Boston
Port of Boston Shipping News Afloat At Start Of Year
The Jan 1 report notes arrivals and passages for vessels including Steamer Venetian and Cumberland with wind conditions noted east of the Banks. Several ships pass Minot's Light and Half Way Rock while others report clear seas and heavy gales. Crews and cargoes bound for New York Liverpool and local ports are listed among numerous shore-to-sea movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venetian
Trant
Liverpool
Ndse
Thayer & Lincoln
Boston
Iowa
Walters
Boston Light
Cephalonia
Walker
Defordo
Minot
Cumberland
Thompson
St John
Eastport
Portland
W H Kilby
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
Half Way Rock
Tremont
Maritime cargo records from 19th century ports
Logs show ships sailing from Rio de Janeiro and Yokohama with crews named Meyers Cook and Smith. Vessels Mary Tas prouck Caterina and William Wright and Frank Staf ford are listed with origins New York Batavia Maranham and dates in November and December.
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Rio Janeiro
Mary Tasprouck
Meyers
New York
William Wright
Cook
Maranham
Sourabaya
Caterina
Posehich
Batavia
Yokohama
Frank Stafford
Smith
Bark Clodittle and Stephano Reach Pensacola for Penarth
The vessel Bark Clodittle with Stephano is reported to be near Pensacola awaiting passage to Penarth on December 27, off Carysfort Light.
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Bark Clodittle
Stephano
Pensacola
Penarth
Carysfort Light
Vessels in Distress and Maritime News From Atlantic Ports
Numerous ships report damage from storms and fires. Ashore vessels include the Bertha at Penwick’s Island and the Salamanca near Rehoboth. the Cochrane and Wm Deming suffer collisions and dismastings. Captain Zinke of the Seafaring ship is washed overboard. wreck surveys and lifeboat losses are noted along with arrivals at Liverpool and New York ports.
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London
Romeo
Barcelona
Dee
Azores
Berbice
Liverpool
Demerara
the &T Asaph
Kingsport
Morehouse
Havre
New York
Susanne
Antwerp
Isle of Wight
Zinke
Binnacle
Vigilant
Thomsen
Philadelphia
Rouen
Seine
Wm Cochrane
Dernier
Havin
Montevideo
Annie Austen
Stevens
Caleta Buena
Port Vendro
Charleston
Sch
Deming
Garnet
John A Brown
Chincoteague
Halifax
Harborville
Diamond
Sallonon River
St John
Bertha
Hamburg
Ocean View
Delaware
Salamanca
Rehoboth
Ruth Carlisle
Fenwick’s Island Shoals
William Barley
Leven
Del
L J Westaway
Boston
Fox Island
Calais
Dolphin
Savannah
Augusta
Nickerson
New Bedford
Mass
Provincetown
Cook
North Chatham
Penwick’s Island
Rehoboth Beach
The
Hydrographic Office
Sailed and in port coastal shipping notes from Machiasport region
From our correspondents Machiasport and nearby ports report multiple sailing ships and paths to Eastport Boston and New York. Vessels include Star of the East Acara 11 MH Harry and Caledony with various departures and in port entries amid heavy snow. Gloucester sees 130000 pounds codfish and 90000 pounds halibut landed.
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Machiasport
Scis
Reno
Colbeth
Boston
George D Perry
Flyura Sabao
Flynn
Vimena
Pettegrew
Caliler
Oliver Eliedge
Germar
Boothbay
Eastport
Maggie Cummins
March
E B Ketchum
Green
Cornwallis
Star of the East
Dowdell
Grand Banks
F R Walker
Powers
Vineyard Haven
Acara
Sullivan
Harry
Bickford
Bootsbay
Alcedony
Johnson Machias
Portland
Emily 1
White
Patterson
Sand River
New York
Bessie Carson
Wolfeville
NJ Miller
Jameson
Moncton
Port Clyde
Ordell
Wade
Belfast
Jogton
Seal Harbor
Soda Comey
Low
Gloucester
Matthew M Murray
Augusta H Johnson
Joseph O
Everet Tierce
Georges
Thomas A Tarr
Thomas F Bayard
Oceania
Essella
Newman
Carrier Dove
Addie Emna
Ethel Maud
Parnell
O’hara
Edward S. Eveleth
Frank A Rockiff
Storm King
Haddocking
Vessels Sailing and Passing See Various Ports Worldwide
Maritime log lists ships and brigs sailing and passing from Antwerp Bombay Bremen and other ports. Entries include vessels such as Homborgsund Golden Horn Derby Obed D H Watsen Hattie George Curtis Antioch Arabella British Isles Cendoren Eva Lynch Minnie Burrill Santa Clara Seier and more with destinations like New York London Rotterdam Shanghai and Rio de Janeiro.
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Antwerp
Olsen
Savannah
Bombay
Golden Horn
Shannon
Rangoon
Bremen
Derby
Meyer
New York
Banjolwangie
Obed
Baxter
Colby
Boston
Cvyhaven
Dee
D H Watsen
Moll
Hamburg
Dover
Don Quixote
Hilmer
Stettin
Calliope
Sinclair
London
Venus Christenser
Philadelphia
Greenock
Minna Peterson
Ellis
St Johns
Queenstown
Hong Kong
Hattie
Bangs
Chefoo
George Curtis
Sproul
Antioch
Heminway
Isle OF Wight
Arabella
Smith
Rotterdam
British America
Coalfleet
Charmer
Lincoln
Lisbon
Scott Bay
Steele
British Isles
Southcote
San Francisco
Cendoren
Tisse
Mobile
Conductor
Forsyth
Liverpool
Maraden
Thorsen
Galveston
Ferdinand
Bliesmer
Wilmington
Giovanni
Martinollcn
Rebus
San Juan
WN H Clements Crowell
Matanzas
Zerrelde
Kickham Bridgewater
Eva Lynch
Corning
Fort Elizabeth
Manila
Minnie Burrill
Robertson
Melbourne
Record of North Atlantic and Global Shipping Movements
A compact list of ships and routes including Antwerps Hermann and Andromeda, Bordeaux Inga, Glasgow Devonia and Bolivia, Greenock Rio Bueno, Hamburg Rhaetia, and Liverpool convoys with numerous brigs and barks to and from New York, Havana, Portland, San Francisco, and Honolulu, plus in port entries at Newcastle, Sydney, and Singapore with cargoes, sailings, and arrivals through late December.
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Antwerp
Hermann
Meyer
Boston
Olse
Philadelphia
Bremen
Andromeda
Bunger
New York
Bordeaux
Inga
Jacobsen
Glasgow
Devonia
Young
Bolivia
Small
Greenock
Rio Bueno
Jamaica
Girgenti
Prydain
Parry
Hamburg
Granit
Bach
Rhaetia
Vogelgesang
Liverpool
Polynesian
Ritchie
Portland
Francisca
Havana
Rebus
Dalesford
Sinclair
Mobile
Gillies
Barbados
Anglo
American
Smith
Avonia
Porter
Ferdinand Klies
McConnell
Manila
Raphael
Harkness
Melbourne
San Francisco
Respigdere
Purcell
River Indus
Mowat
Nancy Holt
Crosby
Noumea
Glenmore
Casey
Gartmore
Montomery
Heterson
Christian
Honolulu
Lady Lampson
Marston
Sydney
Carl Iibt
Omundsen
San Diego
Tyburnia
Oporyvo--Ar
Julius
Vieira
New Orleans
Ebenezer
Thorsen
Fortuna
Mesquita
Newark
Rostock
Arto
Thomas Hilyard
Jones
Cassandra Adams
Wheldon
Tacoma
Fiji
Hill
Wilmington
Cal
Kosciusko
Logan
Puget Sound
Sparten
Cairns
St Lawrence
Mitchell
Port Ludlow
Yolande
Watt
Humboldt Bay
Chases
Domestic Ports Dispatches From Astoria To Charleston
Maritime brief lists vessels and destinations among domestic ports on December 23 to December 31. Entries include brig Orient bound for Cork and San Francisco sailings. ships Earl Wemyss and Glencorse for Queenstown. bark Samoa and others anchored at Sable Island. Baltimore clears multiple steamers and brigs sailing to Cork Avonmouth London and Rio Janeiro. Brunswick bound vessels cleared for Rosario and Liverpool. Bermuda Hundred reports Lizzie V loaded for Philadelphia. Charleston notes Yenassee sailing to New York and Fernandina.
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Haytian Republic
Compton
Anne de Hainault
Miragoane
Logwood
Lyon Dupup & Co
Gonaives
Alpha
New York
Alice Bradshaw
Dahm
New
Susie Grout
Spartan
Nickerson
Philadelphia
E B Sampson
H F Dimock
Hallett
H M Whitney
Neptune
Coleman
Forest City
Snowman
Portland
City of
Gloucester
Proctor
Normad
Sterling
Rosario
W. Rice & Co
River Platte
Equator
South Atlantic
Hatteras
Tamerlane
New Bedford
Mary Emily
Carthagena
Mermaine
London
Aukland
Marseilles
Madagascar
Liverpol
Rangoon
Isch W M Mackay
Balmer
St John
Abbott W Lewis
Peak
Baltimore
Edwin I Morrison
Levender
Charger
Hollis
Ipswich
Astoria
Orient
San Francisco
Rothesay
Bay
Manson
Hero
Frazer
Cork
Jane A Falkenburg
Klinger
Earl Wemyss
Colquhoun
Queenstown
Hkufus
Wood
Boyd
Plymouth
Glencorse
Hodge
Carnmoney
Stevenson
Ardyvar
Anderson
Lurier
Dyer
Norna
Reid
Sable Island
Samoa
Jones
John R Bergen
Squires
Boston
Timothy Field
Wooster
East Blue Hills
Harbinger
Dabner
Restormel
Richards
Avonmouth
Darien
Hurrell
Rhodora
Gyles
Barrowmore
Honeyman
Liverpool
Wim Lawrence
Snow
Savannah
Dovre
Pederson
Rio Janeiro
Fidelia
Blake
Pointa-Pitre
Minnie Rowan
Helen H Benedict
Samuel Dillaway
Brendige
Alice Hearn
Pinnewell
Wilmington
Katie J Ir
Charleston
Yenassee
Platt
Yiernandina
Peter C Schults
Thompson
William A Hodgkins
William FE Clowes
Wyatt
John M Brown
Brown
Lizzie Babcock
English
City of Atlanta
Lockwood
Miranda
Phipen
United Kingdom
Harriet
Kerlin
Marts
Edgartown
Moses Eddy
Hart
Friendship
F Greene
Crockett
Galveston
Lampasas
Crowell
Lone Star
Mason
Roger Drury
Delay
Marion
Roach
Bremen
Edward W Schmidt
Cramer
Hyannis
Mass
Carrie W Holmes
Eastport
Annie J Pardee
Crosby
Susan H Ritchie
Perkins
Jacob M Haskell
Lutu
Nassau
Sailea
Bayswater
Stokes
Madeira
Hudson
Freeman
el Dorado
Byrne
Ormiston
Bocquat
St Louis
Baker
Fern Holme
Ritchie
Bremen Anglian
Raymond Bluefields
City of Dallas
Reed
Puerto Cortez
Erl King
Priske
Havre
el Pago
Quick
Morgan
Staples
Havana
Andean Foss
Legislator
Jackson
Borinquen
Gartier
Serra
Lazarraga
Bordeaux
Reculoux
Haverton
Peters
Antwerp
Todine
Lisbon
Leopolds
Salerno
Newbern
Eva May
Howard
Rachel A Collins
Betts
Smith's Creek
Weatphalia
Harding
Germanic
Eleano
Alice Montgomery
Providence
Emma
Green
Bangor
LE Friend
City
Chicago
Gallia
Lake Superior
Circassia
Glasgow
Brooklyn City
Bristol
Assyrian Monarch
Phdah
Hamburg
Schiedam
Amsterdam
Ortland
la Bretagne
Chateau Leoville
Stranton
Barcelona
Caracas
Laguayra
Edith Godden
Montego Et Miranda
St Johns
H Dimock
Oston
Sardinian
Morengo
Gottenburg
Polynesia
Bomiarg
Lenden
Rotterdam
Kilverdale
Spark
Pernambuco
Colon
Jorfolk
Dunholme
Wilkinson
Rebecca
Bedford
Siddartha
Cadiz
William Wilson
Thomas G Benton
New Haven
Harry G Shepard
Boone
Newport News
Princess
Pensacola
Finland
Moastrom
Carrie
Bailey
Welsh
Aspinware
Libertas
Eckland
Vale
Loch Linnhe
Hull
George R Skoffield
Suakim
San Pedro
Dee
Hertfordshire
Leconteur
Puget Sound
Roseville
Dove
Beechville
Evans
Maryport
Eng
Benefactor
Ingraham
Jessmore
Amlot
Port clearances and sailings from Atlantic ports listed
A long list of ships and steamers with departing ports and destinations across New York Boston Philadelphia and coastal towns. Entries include clearnces for Coosaw Miranda Hariet and others and sailings from Hyannis Newport News New Bern and Norfolk with multiple vessels and crews.
Boston-bound vessels list with voyage origins and dates
A list of ships sailing for Boston with their names and origins including from Manila Calcutta Singapore Montevideo and more. Vessels include Adeline Adeline from Manila Nov 28 Air and many others with departure dates from Sept to Dec. The compilation notes craft vessels of various flags and routes to Boston.
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Boston
Adam AS Spies
Field
Ambark
Tloilo
Adeline
Bret
Gerbark
Manila
Rollins
Montevideo
Evie Reed
Whittier
Am Bark
Singapore
Glide
Slaves
Madagascar
George Skeffield
Hall
Calcutta
George S Homer
Melbourne
Hichlands
Owens
Chittagong
H H Wright
Myer
Iceberg
Carver
Aerenevers Pratt
Pisagua
John H Pearson
Sparks
Sierra Leone
Jane Adeline
Cates
James Stone
Barstow
Maxy
St Kilda
Hines
Br Bark
Genoa
Cagliari
Wallace
McCormick
Pernambuco
Waosees Race
Buenos Ayres
Ship Letters List From the Boston Post Office
A Saturday January 1 list of letters remaining in the Boston post office compiled by Alonzo F. Johnson. Includes sailors and captains names such as William T Adams and Captain Dalrymple for vessels like the Pioneer and Woodside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Alonzo F. Johnson
William T Adamas
Oliver Barrett
Donald J Boyd
Pioneer
Leonard A Blake
Woodside
Hi § Clifford
Nereid
Agron Cleaves
MM Hamilton
Michael Gollins
A Paine
Henry Conley
Lois B Cummings
J B Knowles
J A Davis
Hattie V Kelsey
Galileo
Dalrymple
Beth New Pacton
Yean
Mail dispatch deadlines for Europe and Americas announced
The notice lists telex style closing times for mails to West Indies Europe and the Americas from Boston via multiple steamships including Cuban Arizona Saale Palmyra Normandie Germanic and Westphalia with specific sailing dates in January plus daily Cuba to Tampa and Mexico routes. It specifies 7 30 P M 7 00 P M and 9 00 P M cutoffs and notes special addressed mail for Europe via Queenstown Liverpool and Southampton.
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West Indies
St. Thomas
Barbados
Para
Maranham
Ceara
Brazil
Cuban
New York
Ibuy de Oes Cues Vietes
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Arizona
Paeta CG
Southampton
Bremen
Saale
Uesday
Surere
Sarena
Austria
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
Germany
Westphalia
Palmyra
Boston
France
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Great Britain
Germanic
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Mexico
Shipping notices from San Francisco in January
For China and Japan and the East Indies (except British India), per Belgic from San Francisco January 11. For Australia Fiji New Zealand Samoan and Sandwich Islands, per Alameda from San Francisco January 15. For Society Islands, per City of Papelli from San Francisco January 31.
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China
Japan
East Indies
British India
Belgic
San Francisco
Australia
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Samoan Islands
Sandwich Islands
Alameda
Society Islands
City of
Boston Post Names Upgraded Reformatted Edition for 1887
The Boston Post has new ownership and an eight page quarto format with modern presses and type. Editorial staff reorganization aims to produce the best New England newspaper with prompt fearless comment. It adds a semi weekly vessel list and expands financial and literary coverage for a comprehensive daily.
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Boston Post
New England
Cable and Telegraph
Boston
Taverner
POST
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