Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Jan 8, 1887, p. 3

Masters Report on Reading Railroad Mortgage Lien Priority

Masters Pollock and Dallas report in the United States Circuit Court on priority of lien among Reading Railroad general mortgage bonds and related scrip. They find the $5,000,000 7 percent bonds issued in 1876 entitled to participate in the general mortgage security and that the income mortgage trustee cannot invoke sinking fund provisions. Scrip remains pledged to floating debt, with value depending on debt repayment, and purchase before final maturity did not constitute overissue. Earnings figures show November 1886 gains and 1888 twelve month comparisons with changes in gross, expenses, and net earnings.

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Painapermia Pollock Dallas Reading Railroad Company Robinson United States Circuit Court Philadelphia & Reading Railroad and Coal and Iron Companies

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Railroad reshuffling sparks January sale of lines

The Little Rock Mississippi River & Texas road sold to Mr Gould on December 15 faces a January 15 re sale due to a misunderstanding of Arkansas debt laws. Rumors place Atchison bidders nearby as Exeter connections hint at broader Meridian links. Gould also reputedly controls Little Rock & Fort Smith with possible further ties to Missouri Pacific routes, signaling strategic southeast connections.

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Wall Street News Little Rock, Mississippi River & Texas Gould Arkansas Atchison Venner Little Rock Fort Smith Little Rock, Mississippi River Texas Arkansas City Littl Rock & Fort Smith Carthage Missouri Pacific Kansas City Arkansas River Gibson Muskogee Missouri, Kansas & Texas

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Pacific Trunk Line Pool Demands Higher Through Freight

San Francisco dispatch says the executive committee of the Pacific Trunk line pool has adopted a resolution demanding 28 percent of net through freight from the Pacific coast to the Atlantic seaboard, with a minimum of 25 cents per 100 pounds from Chicago to New York. Previously they received 22 percent, failing to cover haul costs amid a rate war among transcontinental roads.

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Pacific Trunk Line Pool San Francisco Trunk Line Pool Pacific Coast Atlantic Seaboard Chicago New York

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New York Central annual statement shows 1886 earnings rise

The annual statement for New York Central reports 1886 gross earnings of 30 506 360 dollars, up from 24 429 441 in 1885. Net earnings reach 11 895 984 in 1886 versus 18 110 067 in 1885, with various per ton mile and per passenger mile metrics and a profit per share of 5.20 in 1886.

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NEW York Central

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Lynn Republicans select city committee and vow straight ticket

In Lynn on January 7, six Republicans chose their city committee and passed resolutions expressing dissatisfaction with recent campaigns. They blamed city officials influence and frequent party-switching by some officeholders, pledging a straight Republican ticket for 1888. The committee members span Wards 1 through 6 with names including Bacheller Goldthwait Heath Nickerson and several others.

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Lynn William Bacheller C. Hl. Goldthwait John M. Heath M. P. Nickerson George I. Goodridge EK. Aniet C. Dupar Spear J. B. Emery H. Brackett Edward Randall Gini H. Baker E. A. Putnam F. L. Bonner Ward M. Bachelder W.A. LaCroix J.C. Bennett A. L. Winship Bacheller Wallace Sates David Walker George C. Fall Charles H. Robinson George H. Chadwell

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Lowell Institute Lecture on Plant Development in Geological Time

Sir J William Dawson of McGill College delivered the fourth lecture on The Development of Plants in Geological Time at the Institute of Technology last evening. The talk focused on the flora of the triassic, jurassic, and cretaceous periods of the mesozoic age and was illustrated with representations of the plant formations covered.

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Lowell Institute J. William Dawson McGill College Montreal Institute of Technology

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Wreck on Bras d’Or Lake Claims Sailors in Snow

The Newfoundland schooner Minnie from Georgetown ran aground at Bras d Or Lake during a Dec 28 blizzard and sank. Captain Carew and crew escaped by boat to an island two miles away where they faced 20 below zero. Gathral died from exposure. others trudged through water to reach land as rescuers salvaged what remained.

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Harafax N. S Sonoton Minnie Carew Georgetown P. E.I Bras d Gathral

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Obituary of George Plaisted Leather Merchant

George Plaisted a well known leather merchant died at his Tremont Street home after a brief illness. Born to a New England family that settled in Berwick Maine his lineage included pioneers and war veterans. He later moved from Gardiner Maine to Boston where he built a substantial business and wealth. Plaisted was active in the Methodist Episcopal Church the Methodist Historical Society and Grace Church Temple Street as trustee. He is survived by his widow a daughter and two sons.

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George Plaisted Tremont Street Berwick Plaisted Gardiner Boston Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Historical Society Grace Church Temple Street

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Notable Clergy and Official Passings Reported

Frank B. McDonald son of ex Senator McDonald dies in Washington of heart disease. Rev J J Glossbrenner bishop emeritus United Brethren Church dies at Churchville Virginia aged 73. Rev A L Post 78, Baptist minister and anti slavery era co worker with Garrison Smith and Phillips, dies in Montrose Pennsylvania. Pitts Southwick 92 oldest Newport Rhode Island resident and boat builder dies yesterday afternoon.

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Frank B. McDonald McDonald Washington Treasury Department J. J. Glossbrenner United Brethren Church Churchville A. L. Post Montrose Penn Garrison, Smith and Phillips Pitts Southwick Newport R. J

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Fires Reported At Phillips Street Home and Cedar Street Store

A blaze reported from Box 26 at 11:09 last night burned a chimney in a dwelling at 69 Phillips Street occupied by William H. Casey with no damage. A second small fire at 2:10 yesterday afternoon in the store of W. C. Roberts at 78 West Cedar Street caused by a boiling pot of glue, also resulting in no damage.

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Phillips Street William H. Casey W. C. Roberts West Cedar Street

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Fire wreaks havoc across multiple Rhode Island plants and towns

Fire in Valley Falls devastates Rhode Island Horseshoe Works destroying main buildings and machinery with a loss near 100000 and insurance about 165000. Separate blazes in Curiaco destroy Ernst Bro brewing with 50000 to 60000 loss and 85000 insured. Additional fires hit Thomsonville Holcomb barn and Northern Pacific shops with combined losses of 150000 to 200000. Other incidents include Warren hardware damage and a Telegraph building fire in Beverly.

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Providence Rhode Island Valley Falls Pawtucket Central Falls Lonsdale Curiaco Ernst Bro’s. Brewery Hawthorn Avenue Larabee Street Coon Tna Springfield Fire and Marine Enterprise of Connecticut Hartford Boston SpringField Mass Samuel H. Holcomb Thomsonville Conn Fanco, Dak Northern Pacific Railway Binprorp Seth Warren Beverly Srrcran E. A. Boardman West Street Leverly Farms

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Salem Mutual Benefit Association elects new officers

The annual meeting elected John M. Raymond as President Reuben Arey as Vice-President Tristram T. Savory as Treasurer Thomas J. Hutchinson as Secretary and named fourteen Directors including Gillian A. Andrews Amos H. Corey and E A Mackintire The Rev B F McDaniel was bid a farewell reception after resigning from Barton Square Church to move to San Diego Cal He departs this morning for his new field of labor

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Salem Mutual Benefit Association John M. Raymond Reuben Arey Tristram T. Savory Thomas J. Hutchinson Gillian A. Andrews Amos H. Corey Peabody E. A. Mackintire Henry E. Reynolds D.T. Smith D. B. Lord J. H. French A. J. Vincent J. 8. Nutter Charles ?. Osborne Harlan P. Mostey B. F. McDaniel Barton Square San Diego Cal C. Harris Salem

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Patent medicine ads with multiple tonics and cures

A cluttered ad lists Hale's Honey Cough Cure, Glenn's Sulphur Soap, German Corn Remover, Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye, Pire's Toothache Drops, Beaw's Rheumatic Pills and other remedies with prices from 25c to $1. Includes claims of quick relief and beautifying effects.

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Hale Glenn Hill Pire Beaw

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Shipping News Roundup From Atlantic Ports

A compact list of ships and routes noting arrivals and departures across multiple ports. Vessels include Hampshire from China and Japan to New York, St Asaph from Savannah to Barcelona, Blagdon from Baltimore to Rotterdam, Beresford from New Orleans to Bremen, Norseman from Liverpool to Boston, and other passages via Aden Barcelona Plymouth and New York with dates from Jan 3 to Jan 7.

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Aden Hampshire China Japan New York Barcelona St Asaph Savannah Gibraltar Ficqua Mediterranean Arts Boston Prior Philadelphia Bremen Norseman Liverpool Acadia Mediterranean Thingvalla Bristol St Gothard

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Almanac observations at Beaton Station report wind and barometer readings

On January 7 at 7 AM Beaton United States Signal Station notes wind, barometer exposure, and sea level pressure. Readers are advised that correcting ship instruments requires adding one hundredth inch for every ten feet altitude. The miniature almanac for Saturday January 8 lists high water, sun and moon data, and length of day.

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United States Beaton

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Port of Boston Freight Traffic Report Summary

Port records show arrivals and clearances on Friday January 7 at Boston. Vessels Norseman Acadia Chatham Katahdin Fremont Geo A Chafee Cumberland Neptune Underwriter and several schooners and coasters are listed with origins including Liverpool Leghorn Maryland and St Andrews. Weather described as gales high seas dense fog and variable winds.

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Norseman Maddox Liverpool Warren & Co Acadia Haynes Leghorn Deed Palamo Gibralta Henderson Bros Nne SSW Chatham Hallett Baltimore George Smailey Katahdin Komer Winterport Fremont Donovan Portland Geo A Chafee Proctor Gloucester Cumberland Thompson St John Eastport Moise Kilby Neptune Coleman New York Whitney McDonald Oakland Storm King Bass River Sarah Townsend King Summerside PFI Warrior Jackson Albertton Piel Annie A Deal Pel

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Coastal Shipping Log Tracks Sailed and Arrivals

A detailed shipping log lists vessels sailing from Boston, Lubec, Parrsboro and Portland, with several schooners, brigs, and barks noted including Lightning Pilot Boat and John H Pearson. It records winds from NE to N, entries for Boothbay and Gloucester, and the Salem, Gloucester, and Cape Ann districts with multiple vessels sailing or in port. The Gloucester fish market reports tighter supplies, higher halibut prices, 21 weekly arrivals totaling cod and haddock, and a Grand Manan herring shipment nearing disposal.

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Cutler Chandier Buck Boston Parrsboro Schs Waggins Cummins March Lubec Walter Scott St John Vineyard Haven Schs Lightning Portland Packet Gardner Pembroke Galena Surprise Lucy Wentworth Calais Tie Haven Lettie Elis Sallied Lizzie Carter Ta Port John H Pearson Kathleen Holmes Olivia Lizzie M Kells Susan Maggie Beil Thrasher Clifford C David Torrey Judge Low Jane L Newton Mary E Crosby Rival Nellie J Dinsmore Diane B F Walker Wiliam H Jour New York Gloucester Grand Manan Western Bank Grand Bank Mary J Wells A Emerson Cecil N Low Fortune Bay

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Maritime Ship Movements from December to January

The log lists multiple vessels and routes with departures and passages. Entries include bark Livingstone from Cadiz to Boston, Membo from Cape Town to Calcutta, Pravo Mobile for Antwerp, Transit to New York, Granit Hamburg to New York, Lena and Helles sailing from London to transatlantic ports, Eva Lynch to Port Elizabeth and Ruby to Philadelphia, Errante to New York, Tobique to Cardiff, Ida to New York Hamburg, Oban Bay Vancouver's Island, Krona to Galveston, Yarra gut Manila bound, and Volanta di Dio to Philadelphia among others.

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Cadiz Livingstone Ellis Boston Cape Town Membo Horn Cardiff Dungeness Vark Pravo Christophersen Mobile Antwerp Havre Transit Morton New York Isle OF Wight Granit Bach Hamburg London Lena Cullberg Pascagoula Helles Mathiesen Savannah

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Ships and routes noted in Atlantic traffic brief

Patterdale Allison sails Liverpool to Astoria on Nov 21, late 0 S. Brig Ellen Maria from Bangor to New Haven, Jan 4, off Cape Page. Sir Carrie Walker from St John NB to New York loaded around Jan 4 off Gay Head. William II Smith from Liverpool to New York on Jan 6 at lat 338 lon 73 50. L Schepp bound New York Yokohama Nov 27 at lat 13 N lon 34 W. Bark Robert S Basnard from Rouen to New York Dec 20 at lat 45 lon 18.

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Patterdale Allison Liverpool Astoria Ellen Maria Clay Bangor New Haven Cape Page Carrie Walker Starker St John New York Gay Head Wiliam II Smith Rogers L Schepp Gates New York Yokohama

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Maritime agency brief reports multiple vessel incidents and salvage

A collection of marine notices from various ports describes ships in distress or repair. London Jane-Brig Cheasapeake from New York struck at Demerara and will go to dock. Bark Centaur from Cardiff reports gales off Cape Horn and gear loss. Sch Hampton repaired after grounding near Boothbay. Aux Cayes Charley from San Domingo City condemned after grounding. Lathrobe tug-assisted relief near Craighill Channel. Lemuriu steamer from Bilbao reported at Philadelphia.

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London Jane Cheasapeake Steed New York Demerara Centaur San Francisco Cardiff Cape Horn Sch Hampton Pangor Boston Boothbay Aux Cayes Charley Simmons San Domingo Laguna Baltimore Jan G Lathrobe Schale Bouson Amanda Power Craighill Channel Dupont S C Davis Port Royal Philadelphia Lemuriu Bilbao

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Rough Weather Marks North Atlantic Passage and Harbor Wrecks

Reports from vessels and ports chronicle severe seas and multiple wrecks. An unknown disabled ship north of Bermuda vented heavy gales while Cape Henlopen and Cape Cod areas report debris and stranded craft. Notable incidents include the coal laden J F Merrow struck rocks near Portsmouth NH. ships Bertha and Harvey Mills damaged or lost. steamer Panther refloated at Port Richmond. Sir Henrietta Summons hauled off Cape below. and the Bergish wrecks near Gloucester and New Bedford underway for salvage or repair.

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Bermuda Cape Henlopen Portsmouth J F Merrow Boston Portland Perth Amboy Mingnas Ward’s Point Chatham Cape Cod R K Fox Gloucester Philadelphia Panther Newburyport Port Richmond Lewes Del Bertha Hamburg Ocean View Sir Henrietta Summons Richmond Bridgeport Protector San Francisco Harvey Mills Crawford Seattle San Pedro Cape Flattery Vineyard Haven Woods Hall Mass Marine Railway Alaska Carthagena Nags Head Kitty Hawk Seir Joseph Raymore Burdge Charleston Norfolk Fannie Browne Providence Seaconnet Point New Bedford

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Ships and barks report from ports including Antwerp and New York

A condensed maritime dispatch lists vessels sailing and clearing from ports such as Antwerp Bordeaux and Liverpool with details like ship names captains and destinations. Included are list entries for bark Maud Scammell Anita Berwind Martha P Tucker and G D Zaldo among others with dates around January and December.

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Antwerp Ole Bull Riis Charleston Scotland Munroe New York Bordeaux Helena Verbrecht Philadelphia Buenos Ayres Maud Scammell Nobies Anita Berwind McBride Martha P Tucker Smith Barbados Cardiff Effective Hodge Dover Gov. Tilley Dickson Helles, Mathison Savannah London Curacoa Laguayra Frontera Lizzie S James Johnson Hd Lasgow Siberian Moore Joston Guantanamo G D Zaldo Miller Lee Dowling Harald Haafager Hansen Pensacola Kelly St Albans McPherson Richardson Portland Tower Hill Archer Lisbon Vilora H Hopkins Blood Samarang Marseilles Britannia Ruffat Para Augustine Valermo Bristol Weeks Trapani Baltimore Robin M Rhine Macember Sicily Stura Shields Croma Cave Swinemunde Island Skjat Southampton Werra Bremen Trieste Yoxford Crosby

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Vast Atlantic Shipping Movements Echo on Sudbourne and Echoing Clears

The log records cleared and sailing ships across Atlantic routes from Astoria to Savannah with Sudbourne McKay bound for Queenstown, multiple clearnces including Miranda, Zebulun, and others to Rio Janeiro and Liverpool, and numerous arrivals in ports such as New York Philadelphia Boston and Norfolk detailing cargoes and destinations.

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Astoria Sand Island Sudbourne McKay Queenstown Baltimore Ar Jan Gih Sdis Charles F Seattle Ives New York James D Sewell Sharp Blanche Hopkins Tunnell Boston Miranda Blindon Rio Janeiro Helmstedt Barck Belfast Alicia Aldaniz Liverpool Geoges Warren Providence Decatur H Miller Howes Wm Crane Billups Savannah J H Chadwick Foster Matanzas Henry C Winship Doane Cienfuegos Brocadaile Lero Surrey Euterpe Rhodora Oxenholme Restemmel Macaulay Bennett Brunswick Zuleima Arentzen Rotterdam Charleston Chile Millet Kimberly Sandringham Hamburg Serl King Havre Ormiston Bremen Studson New Ore Cora John Watt Idea Gibraltar Newport News Deak Mobile Thornhill Progreso Norfolk Linn O’ Dee Mills Chase Lefurgey Reed Namburg Westport Ength Hattie McBain McDonald Aspinwall Narragansett West Passage Jonathan Cone Rockland Sarah W Lawrence Newcomen Franconia Portland Newport Wallace Pernambuco Annie A Booth St John Atalava White Rock Southport Frank Neally J Nickerson Charles H Sprague Bertha Dean Normandie Kersabiec Geiser Miller Christiania Lord Leith Elcano Ispizera St Johns Amazonence Clarke Para Barks Manet Panst Hull Cuba Davison Buenos Ayres Havana Rice Bay of Fundy Porter Antwerp Nellie M Slade Gould Wellington Mary M Fink Myers Sagudula Lillian Schleve Georgetown Dem L B Sarrent Smith Pembrook Jordan L Mott Gregory Lucy M Collins Kendall WS Doughton Ocean Dekie James New Haven Mary Louisa Colfer Amboy Mignnas Cobb Whitestone Lugenie Munroe New Bedford Helen White Newpor Lottie Beard Marquand St Helena Port Discovery Jeremiah Thompson Avery San Pedro Port Madison Vidette Boyd San Francisco Port Townsend Alaska Pritchard California Davis

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Boston-bound Vessels Sail From Various Ports

A list of ships and brigs sailing for Boston including the Adeline from Manila, Astrea from Cape of Good Hope, Dante from Montevideo, Reed from Singapore, George Hall from Calcutta, Panay from Manila, and others. Vessels depart from Iloilo, Manila, Cape of Good Hope, Montevideo, Pernambuco, Calcutta, Guantanamo, Sierra Leone, and more with December and October/November movements noted.

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Masters Report on Reading Railroad Mortgage Lien Priority

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Railroad reshuffling sparks January sale of lines

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Pacific Trunk Line Pool Demands Higher Through Freight

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New York Central annual statement shows 1886 earnings rise

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Lynn Republicans select city committee and vow straight ticket

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Lowell Institute Lecture on Plant Development in Geological Time

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Wreck on Bras d’Or Lake Claims Sailors in Snow

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Obituary of George Plaisted Leather Merchant

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Notable Clergy and Official Passings Reported

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Fires Reported At Phillips Street Home and Cedar Street Store

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Fire wreaks havoc across multiple Rhode Island plants and towns

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Salem Mutual Benefit Association elects new officers

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Patent medicine ads with multiple tonics and cures

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Shipping News Roundup From Atlantic Ports

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Almanac observations at Beaton Station report wind and barometer readings

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Port of Boston Freight Traffic Report Summary

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Coastal Shipping Log Tracks Sailed and Arrivals

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Maritime Ship Movements from December to January

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Ships and routes noted in Atlantic traffic brief

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Maritime agency brief reports multiple vessel incidents and salvage

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Rough Weather Marks North Atlantic Passage and Harbor Wrecks

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Ships and barks report from ports including Antwerp and New York

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