Stolen Lancaster Bank Funds Recovered by State Police
Cicf Wade of the State police announced the return of stolen bank funds found at Poland. Officer Hayter will arrest Dr. Everett M. Nelson and bring him to Clinton Saturday morning unless a requisition is demanded. Chief Wade presents $15,000 in cash and securities totaling $70,000, including Rutland Marble Company first mortgage bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton, Alass
Wade
State Police
Lancaster Bank
Poland
Hayter
Rutland #1
Nelson
Clinton
Rutland Marble Company
First Mortgage
Lowell Banker Arrest Sparks Claims After Bank Heist
Dr Everell M Nelson once a Lowell conductor and dentist is taken into custody in Rutland Vt for complicity in the Lancaster bank robbery. Henry Forrester cashier at Lancaster Bank Clinton Mass is jailed as an accessory before the fact. Wesley Batchelder Lowell coal dealer defends his innocence amid bank rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowel
Lowell
Mass
Everell M. Nelson
Rutland
Lancaster
Lowell Horse Railroad Company
Hosford’s
Est
Ope
Nelson
Ibben Tourgee
Boston Conservatory of Music
Forrester
Clinton
Henry
Lancaster National Bank
McNeil
I. Batchelder
Wesley K. Batchelder
Lawcast
Buk
Boston Daily
Batchelder
Boston Apa
Billerica
de Argeé
MecNeil
Klusmer
Titmouth
Slugging Puloesis and rough play in Brockton exhibition
The Sixty States visited Brockton for an exhibition game against the Brocktons and were defeated three goals to none. The match featured rough play, insults toward officials, and a 15 minute reveture after an initial flare of fouls. Cambridge, Somerville, and Waltham recaps note mixed results and spectator controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Brockton
Dan
Brocktons
Bay States
Churchill
Brockton
Cambridge
Yim Murran
Haverhills
Foster
Haverhill
Orr
Murch
Barry
Peck
Goulding
J. McCarthy
Somerville
Waltham
BD. W. Caswell
Baker and Hallett
Rockland
Somervilles
Hargraves
Robbina
Baker
Hallet
Seeley
Cotter
Hayes
Weltham
Boston Theatre to Host Hon A M Kelley Visit and Lecture
Local society groups meet at Parker House to finalize plans for a reception and lecture by Hon. A. M. Kelley of Virginia at the Boston Theatre on Sunday night January 17. Mayor O'Brien to preside. Mr. Keiley to speak on Ireland's Claims and Rights. Governor Robinson expected. clergy and dignitaries invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of the Good Shepard
Parker House
A.M. Kelley
Virginia
Austria
Boston
Patrick Donahoe
Thomas ¥. Kelley
Bernard Foley
F. J. McNulty
John J. Kennedy
J. . Cleary
John Mobin
William Doogue
O'Brien
Boston Theatre
Keiley
Ireland
Governor Robinson
Irish National League North End funds vote names committee
At a North End Irish National League meeting yesterday a committee was appointed to aid parliamentary fund collections. Demel J. Bagley John Donahoe Patrick McLoughlin Henry Splaine John Drinan were named by the chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Irish National League
Demel J. Bagley
John Donahoe
Patrick McLoughlin
Henry Splaine
John Drinan
Senate and House announce committee lists delayed
Governor announces council committees including Pardons Harbors and public lands Prisons and Military affairs with Lieutenant Governor Ames as chair. Names named include Bourne Butler Greeley Powers Locke Coffin Logan Coffin Alea Voffin and Allen among others. Durrell named medical examiner for Second Middlesex district replacing Dr Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Thomas M. Durrell
Somerville
Second Middlesex
Sullivan
Malden
Robinson
Council
Ames
Bourne
Butler
Greeley
Powers
Pinance
Locke
Coffin
Railroada
Hoosac Tunnel
Alea
Coefin
Logan
Allen
Voffin
Councilora Butler
Interesting Interview with Sheridan on Crook and Apaches
The interview reports General Crook’s progress toward subduing Geronimo’s band in the Arizona New Mexico area. Sheridan describes patrols and stations guarding routes over 30 000 square miles and details Apache warfare, terrain, and the tribe's remoteness from settlers and raiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sheridan
Associated Press Today
Arizona
New Mexico
Leutenant
General Crook
Mexico
Lynn officers seize accomplice in Wednesday raids
William O'Connor, 17, of Lynn, was captured in bed by police with Isaac Guthrie after raids on Brockton and Salem. They confessed to stealing 50 dollars in plated ware from a Brockton jewelry store and other items. all goods recovered. Guthrie faces grand jury charges, O'Connor juvenile term hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Isaac Guthrie
William O’connor
Brockton
Salem
Y.M.G. A
O’connor
Guthrie
O'Connor
Westboro Reformatory
Immaculate Conception
William H. Halley
National Democratic Club
Lafayette House
John S. Jones
Winslow & Rogers
Boston Street
Knights of Labor
James B. Nichols
Committee On Accounts
Charles Houghton & Co
President Cleveland Policy and Democratic Opportunity
The piece argues the President faces a difficult Senate and a divided House on tariff, silver coinage, and the bankruptcy bill. It urges party unity to back reforms, defend civil service reform, and expects the Democrats to seize a golden opportunity to govern and gain public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Senate
House
Collins
Democratic Party
Washington
Republic
Jackson
New Orleans
Boston Mayor Praises Local Self Government in Democratic Rally
Hon Hugh OBrien of Boston speaks at a Democratic celebration praising local rights and Boston as one of the soundest Democratic cities. He notes support for Grover Cleveland and future Democratic Presidents amid applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Collins
Hugh O’brien
United States
Grover Cleveland
Nordica Delights in La Traviata at Opera Debut Return
Mme Lilian Nordica sparked a large audience in Verdi’s La Traviata with a warm reception and generous ovation. The performance featured strong supporting turns by Signor Anna and Signor Giannini, while conductor Signor Bimboni led a restrained orchestra and chorus. The afternoon’s program promised Carmen for a matinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel
Alfreado
Giauhini
Anna
Cherubini
Simmo
Mimalaini Marchese
Sibqoy Bigletto
Caracciolo
Bauermeaister Pioer
Mme
Nordica
Signor
Signor Giannini
First South Boston Lacrosse Club Social at Gray's Hall
The first social and ball of the South Boston Lacrosse Club drew over 200 couples at Gray's Hall last evening. The success owed to the arrangements committee led by Conroy Boyle McGrath Coyle McKeon Sweeney Nolan and McKellar with T M Lane directing the floor and J J McGrath assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston Lacrosse Club
Gray’s Hall
Messrs. Conroy
Boyle
McGrath
Coyle
McKeon
Sweeney
Nolan
McKellar
T. M. Lane
J. J. McGrath
Portland Mayor Deering Addresses Maine Republicans
Mayor J W Deering of Portland Maine speaks to Massachusetts Democrats noting Republican patronage, political ostracism in Maine and the need for Democratic representation in Washington. He compares his party switch to Andrew Jackson and praises General Collins of Boston amid applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Robert Bruce
J. W. Deering
Portland
Deering
Democratic Party of
Massachusetts
Colling
Republican Party
United States
Andrew Jackson
Maine
Washington
Patrick Henry
New England
Boston
Dem leaders praise Cleveland era and memory of Washington leaders
Albert Palmer and Col Jonas H French address Democratic loyalists in Boston praising Grover Cleveland and party unity. Leopold Morse lauds long service and future party strength while John Fitzgerald and Mayor OBrien highlight honesty, integrity and broad support. The gathering ends at 7 35.
New Hampshire Democrat Kent Praises Cleveland and Reform
General Collins introduces Col Henry O Kent of New Hampshire who lauds Grover Cleveland and the Democratic creed. Kent says the party seeks prosperity for all, bonds labor and capital, and upholds the greatest good for the greatest number as the nation’s aim. Eben F Pillsbury named as a proud fighting Democrat amid Massachusetts cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Henry O. Kent
New Hampshire
Kent
Angg
Democratic Party
Party
Grover Cleveland
United States
Eben F
Pillsbury
Jackson Day Speech Defends Democratic Reform and Monopolies
The speaker, a Democrat, urges honoring Jackson as a defender of the people against monopolies and warns government must serve the masses. He criticizes concentrated wealth, supports property for Maine residents, and calls for reform to curb patronage while stressing loyalty to party and elected officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Vanderblit
Maine
New England
World's Museum Presents Krao the Missing Link at Resort
Krao, hailed by some as the missing link, heads the resort's six day program next week with matinee receptions for ladies and children. Other features stay, and the theatre auditorium debuts new entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krao
Inquest Postponed in Mrs Arrington Murder Case
Foxboro Massachusetts January 8 The inquest into the Christmas Eve murder of Mrs Arrington is rescheduled to January 16 at 9 oclock by district attorney Bumpus request. Detectives continue work without yet naming a suspect though promising leads have been found and kept confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxboro
Mass
Arrington
Bumpus
Peabody cotton mills reduce capital stock
Newburyport Mass January 8 The Peabody cotton mills in this city will cut capital stock from four hundred thousand dollars to three hundred thousand dollars Each holder of four shares will receive one share and gain the privilege of two additional shares at one hundred dollars per share Most stock is owned in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Mass
Peabody Cotton Mills
Boston
Massachusetes
Isaach. Orshore
Suffok
Daniel C. Linscoot
Ealat Wil
Vate Gate
India Stree
Suffolk
Rome
Boston Post
San Boston
Jonx W. McKim
Esquire
Jude
War Court
Elijah George
Register
Svid Court
Alexander Dunn
Sala Beusten
Joun W. McKim
Ethan
Jarez A. Sawyer
Cambridge
Middlesex
Grance M. Brooks
Massachusetts
Rosa Carpenter
Medford
Jabeez A. Sawyer
Lowell
Groxce M. Bacoxs
Jan Satan
Henry J. Bigelow
H. Bigelow
Watertown
Commonwealth of
Luis H. Bigelow
John {. Lodge
A. D
A.D
Louis H. Bigelow
John T. Lodge
Captain Richard Cleared of Vessel Burning Charge in Boston Harbor
Commissioner Hallett ruled the evidence failed to prove that Captain John F. Richard, master of the schooner Evangeline, burned his vessel in Boston harbor on Christmas night, and discharged the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Richard
Boston
Hallett
Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Pellets Advised
The notice asserts the pellets are vegetable and require no special care in use. It claims relief for sick headache constipation bad taste in mouth bilious attacks and other symptoms and recommends taking the pellets by the aggrieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Jottings About the City and Local Events
Fire call at 3519 Washington Street stems from a kerosene lamp. Unitarian Club meets at Hotel Vendome with a talk by President Eliot on secular education. YMHA reports a $2700 bazaar gain to fund debts and treasury. YMCHU lectures by Rev. Renan Thomas and Alfred Hemenwey span several January evenings. Webster Historical Society to hear Rev Thomas Alexander Hyde on Daniel Webster as an orator. Old South rooms sell tickets for society address. Hotel Vendome lease to Barnes & Dunklee after July 1 1886 with upgrades. Brunswick Victoria and Hotel Ponemah to be managed by the same firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Barrell
Washington Street
Unitarian Club
Hotel Vendome
Eliot
Young Men’s Hebrew Association
Minot Hall
Corser Washington
Springfield
Leavyen
Young Men’s Christian Union
Renen Thomas
Alfred Hemenwey
Lasell Seminary
Webster Historical Society
Thomas Alexander Hyde
Daniel Webster
Old South Meeting House
Old South
Messrs
Barnes & Dunklee
Brunswick
Victoria
Newbury and
Dartmouth Streets
Hotel Ponemah
Milford Springs
N. H
Professional Chess Brokers and Dealers Listed Names
Alexandria Virginia W B Waddell Craw Chicago IN-8 R Wells M D Weil Go Am Chicago I-H 1 Seixas of Cook Seixas Re Chicago Hl LB Mantonya of L B Mantousa Co Vo Chicago Il-A D Elis Ads Charleston W Va W Jelenko of Jelenko Loeb Am Councy Bluffs la J M Philips Jr of JM Phillips am Philadelphia Peon Frank B Lippincott of Lippincott Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Waddell, Craw
Chicago
R Wells
M D Weil
Seixas
Cook & Seixas
Mantonya
Mantousa & Co
Elis
Ads
Charleston
Jelenko
Jelenko & Loeb
Councy Bluffs
J M Philips, Jr
JM Phillips
Philadelphia
Peon
Frank B Lippincott
Lippincott, Son
Democratic party echoes and calls for Fitzgerald in State convention
General Collins and Hon. John Russell address the Democratic State convention. Russell jokes about Fitzgerald's absence while praising Democratic achievements and urging a strong administration. Speakers highlight tariff, bankruptcy, and silver coinage as pivotal issues and tout a return to era of robust Democratic leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Collins
John F&. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Collins
John Wi. Russell
Russell
Democratic Party
Carlisle
Keifer
Robeson
Chandler
Massachusetts
Whitney
Belknap
Endicott
Dorsey
Sabin
Ekins
Blaines
Lincoln
Sumner
Seward
John A. Andrew
James Buchanan
Saltonstall
Maine Dems and Garcelon defend Maine countout case
Ex governor Alonzo Garcelon defends Maine elections of 1878 and 1879. He argues the state followed Republican precedents and court rulings, denied conspiracies, and maintained constitutional duties. He cites Blaine's 1879 interest in a Senate seat as motive for overturning the people’s will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Collins
Alonzo Garcelon
Garcelon
Democrats
Massachusetts
United States
Supreme Court
Blaine
United States Senate
Republican
Letters Reflect White House and Governors Declining Dinner
The President and Governor Fitzhugh Lee decline a Massachusetts Democratic dinner for the Battle of New Orleans celebration due to prior engagements. A sprawl of other officials and public figures send letters to Secretary Coveney, noting invitations and acknowledgments from Secretaries Whitney Manning Endicott Vilas and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fitzhugh Lee
Coveney
Washineton
Beee
Democratic State Committee of
Massachusetts
New Orleans
Dante
Lamont
Evergreen
Alexandria
J. W. Coveney
Massachussetts
Boston
Buaoker Hull
Secretarie
Whitney
Manning
Endicott
Vilas
Lamar
Geviand
Call
Florida
Gorman
Maryland
David Bothi
New York
Jones
J. G. Carlisle
Abram §. Hewitt
Samuel J. Randell
Pennsylvania
Joseph Pulitzer
Timothy d. Campbel
John C. Bleck
Three hundred Memecrats Celebrate Banquet in Columbus
The Jackson Club of Columbus Ohio hosted its third banquet with 300 guests including Ohio Congressmen and state officials. H J Booth presided with T E Powell giving toasts as S J Tinpen of Yonkers sent a telegram of homage to the memory of the military and political leader commemorated on New Orleans victory day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jackson Club of
Ohio
H. J. Booth
T. E. Powell
Yonkers
N. Y
Jackson Club
Cordiary
New Orleans
S. J. Tinpen
Joseph FE
McDonald
Henry Watterson
Thurman
Foreign Steamers and Local Vessels Sail from Gloucester
Foreign steamers Pavonia Woolfenien and Venetian cleared for Liverpool Philadelphia and Reading as well as local ships such as Wandrahm Jasse n ier and Magellan set sail from Gloucester. The Wandrabm passed Highland Light at noon and Joseph O returns home for repairs after drifting ashore at Little River Me. Five schooners remain unreported after the late gale including Loring B Haskell Schuyler Colfax Conductor Mabel and Dillaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wandrahm
Jassen Ier Spol Magellan
Swhs
Alfred Irabrook
Rocheaud
Venetian
Liverpool
Pottsville
Reading
Phladelphia
Edward Johnson
William C Green
WE & W i Tuck
Wandrabm
Highland Light
Cape Cod
Gloucester
Joseph O
Little River
Seir
Edward Trevoy
Bariefly
Loring
Haskell
Schuyler Colfax
Mabel
Dillaway
Ships and passengers depart from multiple ports in January
Sailings in early January list Emma S Briggs Tibbetts and others from St John NB to New York. Charles Lawrence and Jeddo leave various ports for Boston New York and St John NB. numerous vessels including Lion Crusoe Lydia M Webster and others sail from Portland Eastport Calais Machias for destinations such as Bucksport Jonesport and Damariscotta with passengers like Hinds and Ripley aboard different boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma S Briggs
Tibbetts
Ostol
Hall
Simmons
Rockland
Machinsport
Almor
Boston
Halveter
Mclaughlin
St John
New York
A& G W
Machias
Ocean Ramp
Cutler
Pemaquid
Wheeler
Damariscotta
Saiei Tihschs
Delia Hinds
Calais
Winner
New Bedford
Percy
Eastport
Hattie 0
Moncton
Salem
Isaac Burpie
Ripley
Rockport
Dolphin
Grover
Lookout Eastport
Joseph O.cutter
Gloucester
Aften
Odell Do
Portland
Maritime Movements and Signal Flags Report
A dispatch lists ships sailing from Austria to New York on Jan 7 about 180 miles east of Sandy Hook and from St Paul to San Francisco on Dec 7 at lat 34 South long 95 West, with other movements including Sch James E Bayles to Santos on Dec 14 and Frithjer to Champerlco on Dec 19. It notes signal letters JSBP for the bark Hattie G Dixon sailing from Tuspan on Dec 6 for New York.
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Astoria
Nothernhry
Boulton
Portland
Apalachicola
Clements
Skeland
Buenos
Cana Tead
Hamburg
Voorhis
Savannah
Oliver S Garrett
Roberts
Bath
Jasper A Koby
Clark
Boston
Wild Pigeon
Paine
Somerset
Cleareo
Viola
Murray
Dublin
Chatham
Hallett
Alice
Barnes
Rio Janeiro
McDonnell
Fooks
Henderson
Hoboken
New York
Charlestom
Westergate
James
Plymouth
Ogir
Krogh
Stettin
Ann J Traimor
Philadelphia
William M Bird
Reed
Pepa
John G Smith
Vangilder
Phbitaelphia
Georgetta
Lawrence
Smith
V Glover
Ingersoll
Neilie Floyd
Johnson
Stattenteland Sound
Fannie Brown
Sherrett
Baltimore
Lawa E Messer
Gregory
Weymouth
Devon
Newport
Ecole
Venice
Ichn
H& J Blanderman
Mary S Bradshaw
Barren Island
Calais
Jutiah Pratt
Britt
Darien Gra
Brief Emily
Sheldon
Hays
Brunswick
Argill
Wilbur
Jacksonville
Krutch Island Harbor
Grace Andrewa
Andrews
Providence
Newport News
J Stith
Romer
Hunter
Collymore
Devis
Rosario
St Francois
Gagnon
Montevideo
Ruth T Carlisle
McBride
Fortress Monroe
Brutus
Aspinwall
Renam
Louise Adelaide
Havana
Chapin
Cienfuegos
Cape Henry
Royal Prince
Preet
Suffolk
Williams
Swansea
Georgetown
William Wuer
Miller
Fernandina
Hyannis
Rodney Parker
Lavinia Campbell
Hey West
Hutchingon
New Orleans
Sucha Goodwill
Sweeting
Nassau
Rollin Sanford
Pascagula
Mascotte
Tampa
Dantzler
Pascagoula
Forest Home
Pearlington
Four Brothers
Pepsacola
Mobile
Huda
Dawson
Bahia
Jeasie Lena
Rose
Alicia A Washburn
Mayaguez
Orleans
Emmanuel Swedenborg
Bunkirk
Sch
Celina
Norfolk
Ellen M Golder
McLeod
Porton Lewis
Lewis K Cottingham
Newayen
Thomas G Benton
Anderson
Wivenhoe
Galveston
Liverpool
Pippa C
Costa
London
Maria Steurman
McSaren
Hamerton Roads
Brig Romance
Brown
Navassa
MA Holwes
Burr
WG Lewis
Kelley
Josiah E Smith
Gese
G A Vreeland
Vandeaf
Rebokea
ES Lee
Bridgeport
Davis
Looy
Caieh
Relgeway
Townsend
Baxmore
Bradford
French
Conry
Newrot News
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Allen
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Walker
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Eldridge
Floyd
Enterprise
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Weehawken
AH Peary
City of Chicago
William H Batley
Longstreet
John D Williams. Pearce
Clara E McHilvey
Griffin
Jacmel
Aiwoarsth
Rio Grande
Hartiet S Brooks
Risley
Augustine
Peru
British America
Tterdam
Martelio
Hu'l
Cuattabocochee
Sophie
Bushwell
Perpambuco
State of Texas
Gallia
Murphy
Rhein
Jangst
Bremen
Peter de Cormick
Smit
Antwerp
Tower Hill
Archer
Wodan
Glavicke
Rangoon
Pontiac Martin
Lisbon
Elysia
Donaldson
Glasgow
Sirius
Stapleton
Zaandam
Nauder Zee
Amsterdam
Vertummer
Cook
Montero Bay
Brooklyn City
Pitt
Bristol
Grecian Menarch
Burton
Benvenue
Thompson
Leith
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Buschman
Borderer
Hill
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Shanghi
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Irene
Pasquan
Saionica
Victoria
Spencer
Dem
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Fensehs
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Myers
Halifax
Perry
Lock
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Berretongo
Frontera
Louis S. Nelson
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Pailataka
Fla
Grace
Littleton
Atkins
St Pierre
Mart
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Alien
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Hewitt
Hell Gate
Amos C Barstow
Corwin
Briz Mary E Biss
Panning
Point a-Pitre
The
Sea Bird
Haskell
Grace K Green
Seward
Salem
J. V Rose
Leeds
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Alfretta
Campbell
Heart's Island
Nova Scotia
Potter
Rotterdam
Whitestone
Martinique
Vikingen
Gogsted
Prince Petrick
Nolomen
Greenock
Dagmar
Bamburg
Darmonie
Osen
Farlingen
Strong
Fall River
George Moulton, Jr
Landerkin
Charleson
Austria
Dexter
Sandy Hook
St Paul
Keileran
San Francisco
James E Bayles
Robinson
Santos
Pernambuco
Frithjer
Mattson
Champerlco
JSBP
North Lon
Hattie G Dixon
Tuspan
Emily Fléon
St John
Fleetwoor
Shelburne
Lizzie S Haynes
Fernantina
Iumber
Hatteras
Alaska
New Orleana
Historian
Carthagena
Colon
Magdalena River
Hattie E Tapley
Port Blakely
Sydney
Nsw
Durham City
Barking
Ender
Lancaster Castle
Alexandria
Armenia
Wolfe Street
Acaymilco
Schickford
Harbadoes
Ricardo Barros
Curtis
Port Spain
Albion
Dickson
Jamaica
Saturnus
Johnnson
South Pass
Port Bec
Samuel E Spring
Matilda Buck
Chisholm
Port Au Prince
Haiifax
Linn O' Lee
Australia
Allenie
Cowen
Ferris S Thompson
St Domingo
Emily Shephard
Cecgine
Aza
Toad
Baltimore Harbor range lights established by Lighthouse Board
Notice from the Lighthouse Board dated January 7 1886 states that from January 15 1886 a new range of two white locomotive headlights will mark the Craighily and Brewerton Channels entrance to Baltimore Harbor. Front light at 26 feet, red octagonal brick tower on the old North Point pier. rear light at 65 feet on an open brown frame pyramid, with specified coordinates and annual operation rules under Vice Admiral Stephen Crowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lighthouse Board
Washington
Craighily
Brewerton
Baltimore Harbor
Stephen Crowan
USN
Wrecks and Groundings Reported in Atlantic Voyages
Multiple vessels reported damaged or ashore including the schooner Swallow at Fleetwood the bark Scots Bay near Philadelphia and the Cygnus ashore at Workington. Ships Titania Brizg Daisy Boynton and Z Steelman also run aground or strayed with responses mounted by tugs and crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Swallow
Fleetwood
Khark Ibis
Stone Horse
Baltimore
Capitola
Sheridan’s Point
Elsie Fay
Rich
Mayaguez
Nassau
New York
Scots Bay
Havre
Phiadelphia
Cygnus
Neilson
Galveston
Mattport
Workington
Tre
Hattie J Dorman
Shinnecock
Titania
Vancouver Island
Havana
Brizg
Daisy Boynton
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T. H. Murnan
Rush
Matcc
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Laker
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D. W. Casweil
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Grant
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Uarry Stratton
Dresser
Frazier
Burns
Perkins
Cliffore
J. M. Riley
E. C. Pettigrew
S. C. Woods
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J. J. Conners
J. H. Phelan
H. E. Hayward
Stocktons
Jordan
D. Jordan
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Olympian
Waterman and Field
Cuzwell
Woburns
Bostons
Columbia Rink
Pawtuckets
Hubs
McKenzie
Washington Street Rooms
A. Dodd
Dodd
H. McKenzie
Alexander
A. Neal
Harry Carroll
Emllies
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Sbherporn
Jeffs
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Jefferson
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Nourse
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Gove
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Joslin
Douglass
Melien
Worcester
Wharton
House Committee
Dolan
Messrs. Whartons
Ryan
Chicopee
Dwyer
A. M. Keiley
Iereiske Rational Leagues
Thomas Cullen
T. J. Murphy
John McDermott
Stephen H. Conroy
Edward Dixon
Thomas McCullough
Andrew Trabey
James W. Cotter
James O'Kane
John A. Andrew Hall
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