Nicaragua Canal Bill Faces Tariff Amendments and Hemp Text
Washington January 9 The House rejected amendments to the Nicaragua Canal bill and named conferrees for the Senate while the tariff bill moved to Vances proposed limits. Debate centered on silk goods wool and coal duties with several amendments rejected including free Bible language and lowered paper rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Sherman
Edmunds
Morgan
Senate
Vance
Yeas
Brown
Allison
Aldrich
West
Treasury Department
Treasury
Mr. Brown
Mr.Vance
United States
American Bible Society
Weaver Blocks Oklahoma Bill as House Adopts Filibuster
In Washington on January 9 the Iowa congressman Mr. Weaver used rulings and dilatory motions to stallthe House. After a quorum was formed debate on the Oklahoma bill did not proceed and the House adjourned at 3 30 without any action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Eastern tourists depart for California by special train from Boston
Messrs Raymond and Whitcomb send a ninth-car special with about 150 passengers from the Boston and Albany station at 4 p m for California. The group includes travelers from Boston and vicinity plus Springfield Albany Buffalo Philadelphia and other cities. The train travels via Boston and Albany New York Central Michigan Central to Chicago then Rock Island Pacific to Kansas City and the Santa Fe line to California. The departure marks the season’s first Mexico party next week with five more California excursions slated for February March and April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Raymond & Whitcomb
California
Boston & Albany
Boston
Springfield
Albany
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York Central
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Kansas City
Atchison, Toneka & Santa Fe
Mexico
Fitchburg
Luther L. Holden
Messrs
C. A. Cooke
Fred E. Ayer
E. G. Hutchins
Charles H. Wilson
Penn
James T. Almy
New Bedford
Mass
Mary A. Baker
West
Chester
D. J. Bartlett
Srinfield
S. P. Benjamin
Pittsfield
J. H. Bennett
Cambridgeport
J. T. Bennett
F. H. Gerrish
Portland
Lewis W. Gunckel
Dayton, C
D. W. Harrington
M.D
N. Y
Joseph C. Hill
Concord
N. H
J. W. Hill
Halifax
Hattie L. Lee
Nelson _K. Hawkins
M. J. Howard
Nashua
Howland
South Dartmouth
J. Q. Howland
Lucy
Sarah Howland
William Huston
Dayton
Isom
Cleveland
James H. Johnson
New York
G. H. Loomis
Newtonville
M. M. Marshall
George H. Martin
George Fi. Martin
Martin
Ill
Lizzie McBurney
Syracuse
Alexander D. McKenzie
Brighton
L. Foster Morse
Grace E. Morse
Steamboat Pilots Elect Leaders At East Boston Convention
The Grand Harbor of the American Brotherhood of Steamboat Pilots held its second session in Knights of Honor Hall East Boston electing 1889 officers led by Grand Captain Frank J. Kisedorf New York and Grand First Pilot M F Lindall Camden N J. The day focused on adopting a new constitution bylaws and ritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Brotherhood of Steamboat Pilots
Knights of Honor Hall
Boston
Frank J. Kisedorf
New York
M. F. Lindall
Camden
N. J
Willian J. Hutton
Jersey City
George Br.tage
Rondout
N. Y
DeWitt A. Fuller
Albany
B. F. Perkins
Grand
Jonathan Chase
J. Brannigan
William J. Simmons
Norfolk
John Halpin
John Gray
J. Brundage
Grand Trustees
Thomas J. Lawson
Samuel F. Felver
Oorsey
In Memory of E. D. Sohier Adjourned Suffolk Bar Meeting
An adjourned Suffolk bar meeting will be held in the Supreme Court room next Saturday at 10 o clock to adopt resolutions concerning the late Edward D. Sohier. Judge Devens will receive the resolutions in the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Sohier
Suffolk Bar
Supreme Court Room
Edward D. Sohier
Devens
Supreme Court
Iolanthe private car joins Boston to California excursion
The Pullman company built two luxury private cars for Raymond and Whitcomb excursions. The Iolanthe, arriving in Boston, is described as a model of luxury with an observation room private suites parlor four sections private rooms baths kitchens and extensive woodwork in mahogany satin wood and near oak. The car includes steam heating and hot and cold water in closets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman Company
Messrs. Raymond & Whitcomb
Boston
San Francisco
Ina
Iolanthe
Pullman
Petition for Roslindale Street Cars Moves Forward
Mr William Devens of Roslindale filed a petition for street cars with strong backing from Alderman Homer Rogers before the West End Street Railway Company. President Whitney and Director Cummings listened attentively and promised to carefully consider the will of the large petitioner group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Devens
Roslindale
Homer Rogers
West End Street Railway Company
Whitney
Cummings
Appalachian Mountain Club Holds Ninety-Eighth Annual Meeting
The Appalachian Mountain Club held its ninety-eighth annual meeting with large attendance. The treasury stood at $824.08, with a permanent fund of $1,833.50. Officers were elected including President Rupert C. Pitman and Treasurer John E. Alden. Papers on Camel's Hump Lincoln Mountain and the Sandwich Mountains were presented by Upham and Chandler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Mountain Club
Treasury
Rupert C. Pitman
Gardner M. Jones
Rosewell B. Lawrence
Frank W. Freeborn
John E. Alden
Julia ©. Clarke
Alfred E. Burton
Ohn Ritchie, Jr
Frank O. Carpenter
Frederic D. Allen
West F. Gurtis
Warren Upham
Camel’s Hump
Lincoln Mountain
Vermont
George L. Chandler
Sandwich Mountains
N. H
Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association holds annual meeting
The annual meeting at Hotel Thorndike chaired by E A Samuels drew 69 members. New admissions included Leonard W Ross and others. officers elected include Edward A Samuels as president and Arthur W Robinson as secretary. Discussion focused on police work enforcing game laws and funding for introducing new game species. The association plans its Jan 24 annual dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association
Hotel Thorndike
E. A. Samuels
Arthur W. Robinson
Leonard W. Ross
Wilder M. Bush
W. O. Witherell
James D. Keith
George H. Lang
H. ©. Anderson
James G. Wildman
Edward A. Samuels
Charles Levi Woodbury
Walter M. Brackett
Hollis Hunnewell
John T. Stetson
Henry H. Kimball
Warren Hapgood
Benjamin C. Clark
Frederick R. Shattuck
Libraran
John Fottler, Jr
John P. Woodbury
Ivers W. Adams
John Fottler
James Russelleed
Samuel Hanson
Edward E. Hardy
Augustus B. Bradstreet
John N. Roberts
Henry J. Thayer
Isaac N. Keith
Henry ©. Litchfield
George W. Wiggin
George Mixter
Wadron Bates
Daniel LP. Curis
Commission
Ship News Mini Almanac for January 10
Maritime brief notes high water times and nautical data for Thursday January 10 including sun and moon details and length of day. Contains digits and abbreviations typical of a merchant seafaring almanac.
Port of Boston Ships and Vessels Report
The Boston port notes arrivals and clearances for January 9 with steamer calls including Cleopatra Glaucus Tremont City of Gloucester and others. Foreign-bark, coastwise and ships sailings to destinations such as Buenos Ayres Philadelphia and New York are listed along with harbor conditions and cable reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleopatra
Colby
St John
Eastport
Moise
W H Kilby
Glaucus
Coleman
New York
Hi M Whitney
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
City of Gloucester
Young
Gloucester
Battler
Wallace
Philadelphia
Pearce
Buenos Ayres
Martin
Pictou
Annie W Akers
McIntyre
Irene
Cameron
F Gollins
Boston
Higgins
Port Medway
Cyrene
Corkum
Orion
Mason
Georgetown
Pei
Richard
Thibodeau
Mereghan
James Bothwell
Buniagame
Hoboken
Ce Spenter Baker
Crowell
Fortuna
Ellis
Norfolk
Augustus Hunt
Hall
Nellie Lamper
Thompson
Alice
Phillips
Harding
Helen
Benedict
Rackett
Annie J Pardee
Crosby
Chilide Harold
Manson
Bradford C’french
Hammett
Baltimore
Douglas Dearborn
Welch
Bath
Sydney
Nsw
Emma Louise
Fox
Calais
Willie
Knowlton
Electric Flash
Babbridge
Deer Isie
Unison
Wright
Mattie J Alles
Crockett
Jed F Duren
Noble
Red Reach
Norcross
Robinson
Rockport
Belfast
Odell
Wade
Edward W. Young
Howard
Lynn
Apphia
Amelia
Willard
Freight and Charter Rates for Caribbean and Atlantic Trades
An accumulation of orders and tonnage shortages drives urgent demand for 200 to 600 ton vessels with none in port. Listings show logwood, naval stores, lumber, coal, petroleum, and case oils chartered from Jamaica, Haiti, Belize, Laguna, St Thomas, and other ports to channels, New York, Philadelphia, and European ports at varied rates and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbados
Jamaica
Haiti
Belize
Laguna
Channel
United States
Poris
Salt
St Martins
Furks Island
Harks Veresina
Bruno
Savannah
Mediterranean
Aval
Deucalian
Wilmington
Naval
Robert
Brunswick
Maceio
Rosin
Lumer
Linnea
Monica
de Todo
Harmonie
Pensacola
Buenos Ayres
Ontario
Ship Island
Montevideo
Mark Twain
Pascagoula
Schisalawainteak
Larks Island
Boston
Minnie Louise
Hoston
Fred Jackson
St Thomas
Ark Gioja
Monte Christi
Logwood
George Walker
Port de Vaix
New York
Bahla
Henrik Tbsen
Glitner
Marryat
Alma
Icarus
India
Halifax
Pernambuco
Deco
Europe
Travancore
Philadelphia
Greece
Case Oil
North Flint
Carthagens
Bona
Benisat
St Asaph
Seriphos
Fitzroy
New Orleans
United Kingdom
Hamburg
Ihorntondale
Rouen
Janes
Furpie
Bkenisal
Marsala
Coosaw
Nora
Odessa
Oxford
Baltimore
London
Charlois
Rotterdam
Ilurbinver
Cork
Gedar Croft
Cette
Thomas Perry
Havre
America
Cragside
Rio Janeiro
East Indies
Sheila
Calcutta
Portland
South America
Piscatagua
West Mines
Bag Josefa
St Jago
Hoops
Lizzie Carr
Humacoa
Uerrick
Cuba
Odicene
Matanzas
Cooperage
Maggie Darling
Havana
WR Drury
Charleston
Kingston
Jam
Lam
Carrie C Ware
Henee
Lamver
Grace Cushing
Maritime Cargoes and Distress From Pernambuco to Barbados
From Our Cor respondents list multiple vessels sailing or in transit in late 1830s routes including Barbados and Jamaica with brig Margaret carrying Williams to St Johns Newfoundland and bark Carrie Delap bound to Hamburg in distress, while ships like Iron Queen and Vorwarts depart for the United States and Brazil. The fragment notes arrivals and departures around December with several named captains and destinations alongside a Pernambuco report of a brig Agate under Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babia
Bull
Larsen
Rogario
Barbados
Fanny
Haxter
St Johns
Pernambuco
Margaret
Williams
Carrie Delap
Lewis
Guayaquil
Hamburg
Sara
Gaveston
Loth
Forni
Thuns
Jamaica
Romulus
Nord
Pensacola
Port
Barks
Iron Queen
Witheridge
United States
Vorwarts
Oltmanns
Henrick Ibsen
Vogt
Solid
Arentsen
Alma
Waxhall
Icarus
Toye
Marryatt
Rusch
Brig India
Pundit
oSee Bentzen
Constance
Pettersen
Eleho
Oxelgren
All Une
Ar Dec 2d
Burk Agate
Powers
Lighthouse Buoys Planned Near Orchard Shoal and West Bank
The lighthouse board will issue a notice to mariners announcing a lighted gas buoy to be moored beside the old Orchard Shoal buoy red No 2 at the lower entrance of Raritan Bay. An automatic bell buoy will be placed near West Bank in lower New York Bay to aid navigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lighthouse Board
Old Orchard Shoal
Raritan Bay
West Bank
Northeast Edge
New York Bay
Shipping Movements and Vessel Details in Early Trade Routes
A series of ship notices lists vessels and routes including the Wandering Jaw from Hong Kong to New York with positions near 28 N 70 30 W on Jan 1. Mabel Taylor from Durkee Cardiff bound for Hong Kong with coordinates around 80 N 19 W on Dec 21. Dimond from Drew San Francisco to Honolulu with unclear lat. British bark Earl Roseberry from Clyde to Melbourne near Nov 23. Earlscourt from Sharpness to Sydney near Dec 1. Armida from London to Melbourne near Nov 25. Lantfair from Woodland Jacksonville to Baltimore on Jan 6 with Hatteras at WNW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceylon
Castie
Atalanta
Ankard
San Francisco
Hou
Covery
McNeil
Derson
Fort Gamble
Kalakaua
Henderson
Lady Lampson
Soddergreen
Une
Sch
Nichols
Hamburg
Oxford
New York
Havana
Arecibo
Melchandas
Liverpool
Pedro
Gartier
Barcelona
Matanzas
Trygve
O'Neill
Pensacola
Salled
Magara
Rettig
Vera Cruz
Habana
Vila
Antonio Jane
Dies
New Orleans
Halifax
Nova Scotian
Hughes
Baltimore
Portia
Dawson
St Johns
Carroll
Brown
Boston
Rialto
Kerr
London
Glenpower
Hambore
Lord Cairns
Davies
Peruvian
Stevens
Arklow
Farmer
Langdale
Mellister
Johan Wilhelm
Nietszke
St Simons
Sfeiph
Critic
Frederico
Luzarrago
St Jago
Arbutus
Fritz
Philadelphia
Mary J Castner
Thurber
Gallego
Manila
Ln Port
W H Lincoln
Day
Francis Bray
Willie Reed
Yates
United States
Montevideo
Jacob A Stamler
Crystal Liverpool
Plymouth
Teresa Accame
Boetto
Hull
Palermo
Pawnee
Piega
Rio Janelro
Ar Dee
Mark Gray
Williams
Maceo
O Blanchard
le Dain
Paspebtac
New Dominion
Gaspe
Maria
Sitka
Trio
Printz
Ship Island
Maori
Jackson
Brunswick
Aldine
Caity
Pernambuey
Dee
Struan
Scott
Calcutta
Adelaide Bailey
Turks Island
Jas L Harvey
Grant
Barbados
Singapore
Kingsport
Penobscot
Eaton
Oston
ST Pierre
Mart
Susan Bergen
Rafford
ST John
ArdJan
Wandrahin
Powarth
Arcturus
Smith
Cork
Livonia
Finney
Limerick
Valparalso
Lizzie Vance
Harawick
Eureka
Yokohama
City of Sydney
Hong Kong
Wandering Jaw
Mabel Taylor
Durkee
Cardiff
Ark W . Dimond
Drew
Honolulu
Lee
Earl Roseberry
Clyde
Melbourne
Earlscourt
Sharpness
Sydney
Nsw
KCST
Armida
HS Lantfair
Woodland
Jacksonville
Hatteras
Wnw
Maritime distress and ship incidents reported at sea
Reports across ports describe vessels ashore and damaged. Scituate tugs and the Parnell O’Hara contend with high water, while the George Appold lies on the Montauk outer bar. Other ships including the John Swan Huey and Coquette of Baltimore are wrecked or ashore, with crews unable to communicate and pumps failing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Joshua Levitt
Parnell O'Hara
Scituate
Easthampton
George Appold
Providence
Montauk Point
London
John Swan
Huey
Troon
Matapsan
Port Ellen
Egypt
New York
Liverpool
Queenstown
Bec
Leverington
Barcelona
Mersey
Lnalaba
Africa
Annapolis
Sch Coquette
Baltimore
Greenbury’s Point
Momiana
Portland
Olivia
Vardy
St John
Nis
Iberia
Rockaway
Long Island
Foreign Ports Update From Antwerp to Hull and Hong Kong
Shipping news lists vessels clearing and sailing from ports including Antwerp Dublin Dunkirk and Hull. Notable movements include ships bound for New York Boston Philadelphia and Madeira with crews such as Sonntag Hask Reed and Coffin. The report notes sails to Singapor e Cebu Havana and St John and mentions agents and voyage dates in December and January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Perth
Owory Anjek
Barks Sonntag
Hask
Singapore
New York
Evie Reed
Whittler
Boston
Kelverdae
Grady
Iloilo
Kong
Barkydora
Fulton
Cebu
Ee Ee Ag
York
Seaver Harbor
Ardan
Bar Smith
Cork
St John
Ringleader
Entwistle
Bostle Cardenas
Sdis
Georgia
Coffin
Sagua
Willie H Obiid
Giles
Havana
John H Conover
Leighton
Machias
Tenfuegos
Santiago
Allen
St Jago
Dublin
Rustad
Philadelphia
Bigby
E Morris
Anthony
Ashton
Morehouse
Demerara
Gamma
le Cain
Cuba
Dunkirk
Ar Dee
Laura Bielly
Spicer
Port Dee
Sulian
Shieve
St Bierre
Mart
Madeira
Wrig Clyde
Strum
GUAN/ANAMO
Thomas Brooks
Johnson
Jan G. Hull
Potter
Honoi Ulu
Karka
Castle
Hnb
Harbor Shipping Records and Arrivals Across Coastal Ports
Maritime notices list vessel movements and clearances on the U S East and Gulf coasts. Ships, brigs, and steamers sail from Baltimore Providence and Savannah to international ports. notable entries include the steamer West Indian and bark Helios cleared from New York and Charleston routes. Multiple ports show ships in port and sails, with crews, captains, and destinations such as Havana Rio de Janeiro and Bremen. The report details vessels at Norfolk Newport News Philadelphia and Portland among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardiff
Daisy
Nash
Edward Sutton
Rosario
Barbados
Haabet
Nielsen
Do Pee
Rio Grande Do Norte
Peggy
Prowse
St Johns
Barks
Rose of Devon
Dawe
New York
Minnie G Kikin
Nutter
Halifax
Bark Atlantic
Lanfare
Ardella
Lockport
Trinidad
Lottie
Siden
Turks Island
Monica
Pernambuco
Wilmington
Eagie
Beyer
Summerside
Pei
Sally
Montevideo
Pensacola
Ceylon
Sydney
Ontario
Hunter
Buenos Ayres
Sheila
Peace
Demerara
Philadelphia
Bessie Louisa
New Carlisle
Mark Twain
Melvin
Lizzie
Wilee
Beal
Icis Bess
Smith
Mereghan
Fred Jackson
Littlefield
BL Page
Spinney
Lockeport
Port Dee
Tuck Sing
Lauro
Rio Janeiro
Falmouth
Hugh Fortescue
Port Natal
Perland McWhinnie
Grace Rice
Marshall
ST Pierre
Mart
Marguerite
Newfoundland
Henrietta J Powell
Mason
Susie
Oliver
Snare
Willmington
Salem
Oth
SA Paine
Annie A Booth
Wasson
St John
Sarah Eaton
Hopps
Calais
Red Jacket
Arey
Rockland
Senator Grimes
Warr
Genesta
Stewart
R L'Tay
Hibbard
North Haven
Palestine
Merriam
New Bedford
EC Gates
Norwood
West Chester
Pearl Harlow
Boston
Vanilla
Romkey
Jennie G Pillsbury
Spear
John Bracewell
Alunroe
Lexington
Waters
New Ledford
Nettie Cushing
Fuller
Thomaston
Woodbury M Snow
Maddox
Providence
Wildfire
Cookson
Louisa Smith
Hall
Mary Elmsden
Clark
Anna
Houston
Gilchrist
Viola May
Fisher
Lillsboro
Harriet
Vineyard Haven
Glen
Seeley
City Island
Lynx
Finley
Centennial
Cripps
Galatia
Williams
Sarah Hunter
Mowry
Nat Meader
Dunton
Wiscasset
New Haven
F Merwin
Frankfort
John Cadwallader
Dudley
Augusta
Holmes Hole
F H Ordlorne
Barlow
Porthend
Mantanzas
Kennebec
Walls
Bucksport
South Norwalk
Lizzie Cochrane
Hopkins
Ellen Perkins
Erskine
New London
Speedwell
Weed
Arcularius
Davis
Richard Hill
Whitmore
Cathie C Berry
Foster
Billow
Emery
H Peary
Peary
Perth Amboy
Eliza Lavensuler
Keeler
Port Johnson
Portsmouth
David Torrey
Orr
Portland
Bridgeport
Conn
Gloucester
Laughing Water
Grand Manan
Ella Jennie
Loring B Haskell
A M Burnham
Edith L Conley
Geneva Mortis
Win HL Cross
Cutter Gallatin
Bass Rocks
Isaac P Morse
The
Humane Society of Fresh Water Cove
Amsterdam
Charles Luling
Wicke
Cadiz
Hafren
Dungeness
Hermes
Holm
Rotterdam
Huano
Nor
Hoyer
Pascagoula
Fecamp
Gibraltar
Adam Gould
Henrahan
Havre
Nellie T Guest
Crosby
London
Austria
Dexter
Aspatogan
Scott
Darmara
Marseilles
Berks Trospero-e- Davide
Ital
Olivan
Baltimore
Hood
Ross
J Willard
Wallace
Red Beach
Kenilworth
Port Antonio
Canopus
Liverpool
Eddystode
John Wesley
van Gilder
Savannah
Rachel Coney
Basham
Navasa
Alfred Brabrook
Evan Ferris
Swis Mand Sherwood
Kelly
Benj Ff Lee
Steelmen
Port Royal
Rose Esterbrook
Molie
Saunders
Lewis
Yale
Simpson
Beston
Shawmut
Frostburg
Serabosco
Queenstown
Carrie E Long
Havana
Sehs Centennial
RS Leaming
Frank G@ Jon
Benj F Poole
Dreadnaught
Beaufort
James B Anderson
Shepara
Bogue Inlet
Beulah Benton
Moore
Norfolk
Charles
Ireland
Black Rock
W Anderson
Cole
Richmond
Bliegevport
Fred Snow
Tate
Charleston
Bark Helios
Oftedahl
Annie C Gince
Grace
Clara E Bergen
Wurroughs
Moses Lb Bramhall
Woodhull
St Luele
Jacksonville
Camilla
Oscar C Schmidt
Susan B Ray
Coronet
United Kingdom
Fortress Monroe
Cashier
Telfer
Georgetown
Mattie May
Richardson
Sallamore
Mass
Snow
F K. Smailey
Orne
Nellie Lamover
Belle Hardy
James Rothwell
A B Sherman
King Phillip
I R Smith
BL Burt
BE Phillips
David Clarkson
Knott
Port
Florence & Lillian
Mobile
Clytie
Laughton
Martinique
Wim W Converse
Seaman
Wood’s Holt
Narragansett
Narragansett Bay
N “Itmons
Bertha Dean
Cora Dunn
Fannie L Child
George Arey
Newport
Elias Ross
Minquas
Cobb
New Orleans
Bertie
Laguarra
Hudson
Freeman
el Dorado
Byrne
Ocean King
Gould
Bremen
Federation
Pinkham
Vort Eads
City of
Truro
Cork
Harvey W Anderson
Fall River
Sullivan Lawin
Hennie L James
Hattie & Kay
William Donnelly
Newport News
Nathan Lawrence
Alava
Sicilia
Sandringham
Reval
Tropic
Barber
Vera Cruz
Schs
Boughton
Stiles
Maurice Reunion
Barcelona
Lizzie Young
Pardon G ‘Thompson
Ad Clifton
Windsor
Niled
Anita
Elizabeth ’S Lee
Thompson
Ino Crockford
Farnham
Douglas, Haynes
Bath
Minnehaha
Aux Cayes
San Marcos
Galveston
Bothnia
Frederike
Grote
Corsica
Purrington
Blaye
Dora
Meyer
Hamburg
Josephine
Bugge
Piettino
Mattrazzo
Smyrna
Ida
Morrison
Bridgewater
ES Powell
McCormack
East Chester Bay
Owl's Head
Hattie V Kelsey
Chase
Post Boy
Walker
M Bird
Parrett
R Jordan
Baker
Somerset
H Lolling
Spartan
Adolph Obrig
Carleton
Hiogo
Newcastle
Del
Chase Morrison
Llavana
Bonavista
Anderson
St Jago
Thos N Stone
Troonu
Caswell
Viking
Church
Miranda
Hill
Maitland
Anna Currier
Lower Harbor
Warner Moore
Crockett
Chareston
San Francisco
Nonantam
Foye
Port Madison
Ferdinand Fischer
Kruse
Queens
Mary Winkelman
Honoluu
Orellana
Jallao
Drumlanrig
Edmondson
Consuelo
Robertson
Honolulu
Melrose
Kalu
Satilla River
Maud Snare
Cowan
City of Birmingham
Nacoochee
Kempton
John Rose
Allen
Laurestina
Batty
John H Tingue
Burdge
Chariston
Meridian
South America
Howard W Middleton
Tacoma
Topgallant
Arch
Erstatningen
Tybee
Liana
Hull
Eng
Czaar Peter
Guyt
Fleetwood
Wareham
Sehed Rover
Mails Close at Boston and New York Steamship Schedules
Listing of mail cutoffs and sailing dates for multiple ships from New York to destinations including Chiapas Jamaica Costa Rica Great Britain Ireland Brazil Europe and the La Plata region. Specially addressed mail routes noted for several steamers such as Procida City of Washington Ailsa Claribel Levonia and La Normandie with Friday January 11 and 22 dates referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bothnia
New York
Jeusvens
Jamaica
Greytown
Belize
Guatemala
Puerto Cortez
Hondo
Porto Rico
Bonavista
Belgium
Westernland
Netherlands
Rotterdam
Syphon
Great Britain
Ireland
Pavonia
Boston
Vera Cruz
Progreso
Panama
Cuba
Tampa
Fila
Key West
Fla
Rio de Janeiro
Procida
Aoe
Chiapas
Mexican States
City of Washington
Gisytown
Pluefelds
Bocas del Toro
Costa Rica
Port Simon
Ailsa
Fortune Island
Hayti
Claribel
Great Britain and Ireland
la Normandie
Levonia
JAM. N. Ess
Spe
Brazil
la Plata
Yucatan
Campeche
Tabasco
Sam
Europe
Havre
Scotland
Trans-Pacific Mail Deadlines From San Francisco to Pacific Islands
For Hawaii, per steamship Australia, from San Francisco Jan 29 mails close at the Boston office on Wednesday Jan 23 at 5 pm. For Society Islands, per City of Papeete from San Francisco Jan 31. For Australia and Pacific Islands per Alameda from San Francisco Feb 9 mails close at Boston Sunday Feb 3 at 1 pm. Correspondence for trans Pacific mails should be mailed at Boston at least eight days before the date given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Islands
Australia
San Francisco
Hoston
Society Islands
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Alameda
Boston
Boston-bound Vessels Sail for Boston Dates and Routes
A list of ships sailing for Boston with origins and dates includes Anos Bingay from Buenos Ayres November 22% and Pinkney from Buenos Ayres. Alice Archer from Aspinwall October 30. several vessels at Carthagena November 9 and Port Eads January 8 in distress. others include Antioch from Singapore December 20 and Anita from Algoa Bay December 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Anos Bingay
Pinkney
Buenos Ayres
Alice Archer
Fletcher
Am. Sch
Aspinwall
Carthagena
Port Eads
Antioch
Hemingway
Am Bark
Singapore
Anita
Larinaga
Algoa Bay
Iy. P. Cheney
Hughes
Manila
Anter
St. Thomas
Don Enrique
Cremor
Montevideo
Dee
Evie Reed
Whittier
Anjer
Eudora
Fitton
Cebu
Ecuador
F. L. Richardson
Belano
Port Spain
Turks Island
O Oo Thorndike
Rosario
J. Guy C. Goss
Mariett
Htogo
San Francisco
Gebroeders Smit
Mulder
Passaroeang
Vassed
James
Stone
Barstow
Kepler
Detkin
Kinburn
Cooker
Br.ship
Barbados Y Levant
Giessen
Miriam
Ivancich
Trapant
Farifa
Gibraltar
Manuel Liaguna
Smalley
Caleta Buena
Manna Loa
Do Glass
Montreal
Mitchener
Juenos Ayres
Nellie Moody
Webster
Ri.gierder
Entwistle
Am. Ship
Ruby
Robbins
Br. Ship
Iloilo
Snefrid
Samuelsen
Nor. Bark
Sarah
Shields
Tamar E. Marshall
Varker
Br. Bark
Tasmina
Nicholson
Tark’s Island
Steamers in and out along Atlantic shipping lanes
Maritime notices list steamship movements involving Antwerp Glasgow Liverpool and Hamburg with agents Gil Scotz, Furness H, Allan Warren, and Co. The Associated Railways of Virginia and Carolina routes are highlighted with direct connections Boston to the South and Southwest. Freight services note Boston, Norfolk, Providence, and Central Wharf depots with Waldo A. Pearce as New England agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Boston
Michigan
Warren & CO
Pesterlice Square
Associated Railways of
Virginia
Carolinas
Atlanyvnc Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Central Wharf
Piedmont Air Line
Boston & Providence R. R
Waldo A. Pearce
N. E
Washington Street
Dominion
F. Stanwood
Lewis Wharf
Yarmouth
W. C
W. A. Railways
Davison
Pleasant
Lewis Whart
J.G. Hall & CO
Chatham St
Thomas Cook & Son
Washington St
H. Eaves
Parker House
NEW England and Savannah Steamship Company
CILY
Clity
Macon
North Side
Sp. In
Murshave C. G. Pearson
N. Eng
Richardson & Barnard
Atlantia Avenue
New York
New England R
New England R, Rretropolitan S. S. Co. and
Sound Lines
Ocean Steamship Company
Savanna Cit
A. Dow. Sampson
New
Eng
Baltimore
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Weston
Tenn. & Ga. Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Norfolk
Geo. E. Smalley
Gen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nicaragua
Lowa
Tiusinesa
Raymond
Cunard Line
Cork Harbor
Scythia
Samaria
Catalonia
Cephalonia
Tarita
State Street
Alexa Ver Martel
White Star Line
Royal Unit
Payhone Ae
RED Star Line
Brigian Mail
E. A. Adams & CO
State St
Car
Broad St
Warren Line
Allan Line Rostos
Glasgow
Hi. & A. Allan
Leyland
Chaver & Lincoln
Furness Line
Borrderer
Frialto
Furness
Water Street
Association
Ship News
Port OF
Auburndale
Wooster
Buenos
Alleghany
Parker
George FE Smalley
Norman
Bb Sampson
Hef Dimock
I.ldridge
HU Mahitney
Astport
WU Ek Fremont
C -- Williams
H . Pimock
J A Horsey
Miragoune
Marine Notes
Glendower
Simashed
Gaerwen
Maroim
ESE
Liatteras
Zealandia
Ship Harvester
Port Townsend
Lewes
Jane
Odolph Obrig
Uiago
Trans-Pacific Mails
Hermann Gallina
Denmark
Slavonia
St of Nebr
Noordland
Rugia
St of Ney
Savannat
NEV
Christ
Antwer
Hambur
Dee Dee Dee
Dee Dee Dee Dee Dee Dee Dee
Gil & Scotz
Allan Warren & Co
Hurst
Wright & S
Edge & Co
Baldwin P
Kunhardt & Co
Baldwin
Boston & Providence Railroad
Mallory Lines
San Marcus
Dialamo
COMAL
Nueces
Brunswick & Fernandina
Texas
San Antonio
Seth Sprague
Old State House
Nova Scotia
Boston & Bangor S.S. Co
Chiner
Searsport
Green's Landing
Swan's Island
South West Harbor
Bar Harbor
Sorrento
William H. Hill
Canada
Atlantic
A. Dew. Sampson
O. G. Pearson
L. H. Palmer
Krichmardson & Makrnard
Atlantic Avenue
L. R. Hale
Azores
Adams & CO
India Wharf
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Company
North Side Central Wharf
Great Southern
8. C
Columbdia
S. Cos Augusta
Aleston
Atlanta
Gay Biacon
Gary Rome
Garida
South Carolina
South
J. A. Flanders
Theo. G. Eger
Broadway
Steamship Line
Parthian
Long Wharf
Freieht
Sampson
Loridaro Larabia
I ‘Ississir PE
Cromwell Line
North River
Louisiana
S. S
Prince Points
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Old Mexico
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Ala
Mississippi
Red Rivers
Carornia
Metagna
Reet
Uas
Samuel Searn
Pier 11
Ell
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
Mississippi River
New and
E. E. Currier