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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1889

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3

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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