Peril of Richard Pardon and Besant Beside Books
A review discusses Farjeon’s The Peril of Richard Pardon a lurid melodrama about a sleepwalking man framed for murder and a scheming French governess. It also critiques Besant’s The Inner Mouse and The Prolongation of Vital Energy concept, notes Por Faith and Freedom as well as a historical novel, and surveys Browning poetry and other works in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Farjeon
Richard Pardon
Pardon
Mademoiselle
Farjeon
Mr. Besant
Paulus
College of Life
Swift
Woodstock
Scott
Sir Henry Lee
Charles 11
Comfort Eykin
Eykin
New England
Boston
Prithee
Duke of Monmouth
Jeffries
B. L. Farjeon
New York
Harper & Bros
Walter Besant
Musical Instruments and Their Homes and The Euterpean review
A critical notice praises Mary E Brown and William Adams Brown for Musical Instruments and Their Homes as a thorough catalogue of oriental and exotic instruments with accurate illustrations. The Euterpean, a 250 page chorus and quartet collection by John W Tufts, is also commended for judicious selections and accessible price for schools and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crosby Brown
New York
Mary E. Brown
William Adams Brown
Dodd, Mead & Co
Boston
W. B. Clarke & Co
John W. Tufts
Chicago
Silver, Burdett & Co
Riverside series adds Lowell essays and Browning cycle notes
Review praises the Riverside Literature Series number featuring James Russell Lowell essays on Books and Libraries Emerson Keats and Don Quixote as well as Browning poetry volumes In a Balcony Dramatis Person and Ring and the Book Also notes the Don Quixote essay's quality and the stable form of Dramatis Personae texts debut of the new Browning edition and the enduring appeal of Lowell's dramatic verse styles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
James Lee
Brownin
Mr. Browning
James Russell Lowell
Hougston
Lifflin & Co
Riverside Literature Series
Charles Henry Webbie Paul
Boston
Vieknor & Co
Price
Riverside Literature
Emerson
Don Quixote
Fifteen or twenty ruffians assault a Boston driver and passenger
After leaving the Grand Opera House Charles E. Waldron hired Thomas Keating to drive home on Northampton street near Harrison avenue. A mob surrounded the carriage, knocked the driver from his seat, and grabbed Waldron’s watch. Keating fled, later returned with a wrench and was struck, likely breaking his nose, before leaving the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Waldron
Grand Opera House
Thomas Keating
Mt. Bowdoin
Northampton Street
Harrison Avenue
Mr. Waldron
Keating
President Warren Delivers Book in Press and Speaker Selections
President Warren has a new book In the Footprints of Arminius in press. Charles J. Hamblett and Michael J. Murray are elected commencement speakers for the law school. The annual meeting of the Association of Collegiate Alumnae will meet at Boston University in the Claflin room at 10 a m today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Arminius
Charles J. Hamblett
Michael J. Murray
Law School
Association of Collegiate
Claflin Room
Boston University
Committee For
Western Association of Collegiate
Lynn's New Policemen Appointments Made
Lynn officials announce changes to the police force with eight officers dropped and nine new appointees to the regular force. A vacancy arose when Patrolman Burches was promoted to captain of police, replacing Loring Burrill Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Sprera L
Otis S. Heald
William R. Hoyt
Orin
Hatch
Edward E. Smith
William B. Stackpole
Herbert N. Wilson
Charles W. French
Frank A. Burrill
Michael Herlihy
Henry R.R. Odell
Thomas E. Murphy
T. A. Grady
T. L. McKenney
John P. Grady
Wilmot D. Nelson
Fred ‘I. Stone
James Lacy
Burches
Loring Burrill, Jr
Willed to the Shakspere Society by J O Halliwell Phillips
Appleton Morgan announces that the late J O Halliwell Phillips left the New York Shakspere Society a vast collection of Elizabethan and Shaksperian block cuts maps plans charts and ornaments gathered over forty years of research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakspere Society
New York
Appleton Morgan
Oskaloosa Elects All Female City Leadership
The Kansas town elected a woman mayor and five women to the council in a close vote. The new administration vowed strict enforcement of law and Sunday closures, sparking broad opposition. The reformists faced stiff resistance as business and social groups rallied against the changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Kan
Kansas
New York Herald
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Reform Party
West Virginia Senate Meets With No Vote On President
In Charleston January 11 the West Virginia Senate opened with Price presiding but failed to elect a president as members delivered speeches during ballots. The House held a brief session with no business and adjourned to Monday. The Supreme Court adjourned without ruling on a writ related to Kanawha County Governor vote. Republicans expect no Senate organization. Carr may effectively win the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caanteston
W. Va
Senate
Price
House
Guthrie
Madamus
Walker
Kanawaha County
Supreme Court
Carr
PURITY OF THE BALLOT PROMPTS INDIANA LEGISLATURE
Governor Gray urges laws to prevent money influence and protect ballot secrecy. He calls for state printed ballots, polling place restrictions, no surveillance of voters, and precincts of at most two hundred voters, urging early action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Txpianapolis
Ind
Gray
Ship News Mini Almanac Seabound Data
Maritime brief notes tide and sun moon data for Saturday January 12 with length of day listed and a price figure observed. Lacks full context but records high water and astronomical values for navigation purposes.
Shipping Rates and Charters Outline Pacific Trade Routes
The document lists full rates and quoted prices for lumber cargoes from Hobson's Bay to Melbourne and Adelaide, with departures to Puget Sound, Burrard Inlet, and Valparaiso. Charters include ships Rosie West and Detroit with lumber to Hobson's Bay, Mary Glover to Melbourne, and Gamen to Adelaide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Hobson’s Bay
Melbourne Wharf
River Platte
Puget Sound
Burrard Inlet
Rosie West
Detroit
Mary Glover
Melbourne
Inchantress
Adelaide
Gamen
Sch Challenger
Humboldt Bay
Callao
Coastal schooners and brig Water Witch voyage notes
From Our Correspondents. Wiscasset schooners Emma Briggs Gray Providence and Minnehaha Cham pion Ida May Alabama EA Williams Martha Jane Farragut Anna H Mason Phantom from shore fishing. Ocean Eagle Boston for Ipswich. Venelia Deer Isle for Boston. Eastern Queen Bangor for Boston. Joseph O and Carlton lost after Georges voyage. gale Nov 25. Vineyard Haven brig Water Witch Miller from Port-au-Prince Dec 25 for Boston. Salem steamer Berks Adams Philadelphia sailed. arrivals of the 9th noted.
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Wiscasset
Emma
Briggs
Gray
Providence
Loucester
Minnehaha
Champion
Ida May
Alabama
EA Williams
Martha Jane
Farragut
Anna H Mason
Phantom
Frank A Rockliff
Edward Trevay
J H Carey
Haddockings
Ocean Eagle
Boston
Ipswich
Venelia
Deer Isle
Eastern Queen
Bangor
Common
New York
Camden
Alaine
Bristol
Portsmouth
Joseph O
Carlton
Georges
Vineyard Haven
Water Witch
Miller
Portou Prince
Salem
Berks
Adams
Philadelphia
Various ships report sailing and sailing dates across Europe and Americas
A compilation of ship movements with January sailings and December passings including vessels from Blaye Copenhagen Cardiff Cette Catania Carthagena Dantzic Fiume Falmouth Fowey Genoa Gibraltar Isle of Wight Liverpool London Moville Pisagua Rio Janetro Sourabaya Shanghabe Hamburg Kingston Sailed and passed dates, ports of origin and destination, and notable incidents such as the Armenia’s bulwarks loss and ships passing the Lizard.
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Blaye
Annie M Law
Ryder
New York
Copenhagen
Frieda Grampp
Lindenberg
Philadelphia
Dantzic
Cardiff
St Patrick
Baker
Algoma
Vero
Rio Janeiro
CETTE
Protos
Catania
Park Armenia
Qowan
Cape Town
FOWEY
Talisman
Genoa
Creola
Ital
Gibelli
Pensacola
Gibraltar
Alejandro Bosch
Span
Arquilaga
New Orleans
Barcelona
Maria
Carson
Veritas
McLully
Newcastle
Celtic
Rosevear
Parsons
Trapani
Newfoundland
Isle OF Wight
Edward
Swed
Akermark
Perth Amboy
London
Liverpool
Charrington
Galveston
Baltimore
Lord Cairns
Davies
San Francisco
Lennie Burrill
Bell
Vancouver
McNeill
Dunrobin
Travis
Servia
Smith
Snow Queen
McDougall
Newport
Wanlock
Cooper
Victoria
Moville
Circassia
Young
Glasgow
Pisagua
Lake Erie
Keay
Valparaiso
Rio Janetro
Bellevue
Jensen
Sourabaya
Antonio A d’ Abundo
Camerata
Batavia
Shanghabe
Sarah 'S Ridgeway
Townsend
Nagasaki
Port of Boston Ship News Report
PORT OF BOSTON Frimpay Jan 11 ARRIVED various steamers and brigs with cargo and passengers to Brigham Pillsbury Warren & Co. Reports rough seas and strong winds from Jan 1 to Jan 8 with gales and heavy seas. several vessels noted off Boston light Jan 10. Several ships cleared for Liverpool St John and other ports. numerous schooners and steamers listed with destinations and consignees.
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Ake Huron
Tranmar
Liverool
Dee
Brigham & Pillsbury
Lon
Michigan
Walters
Liverpool
Moise
Warren & Co
Boston
Gloucester
Young
Frostburg
Mills
Baltimore
Herald
Jenkins
Seir
Charles L Mitchell
Frost
Koman
New Steamer
York
Belvidere
Newcomb
Port Williams
Jonathan Hourne
Connor
Sarah E Ward
Ward
Philadelphia
Wim Lorman Roberts
Bray
Norfolk
Georgie L Dickson
Harding
Bark ships and crews listed for routes and dates
A string of ship movements and crews with destinations in New York Santos Apalachi and Halifax. Entries include Bark Senator Iken Bark Odin Dominico Maulmein and Park Alhambra with dates in December and November and coordinates shown in lat long form.
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Iken
Honholz
Hamburg
New York
Odin
Cardiff
Santos
Apalachicola
Dominico M. Maulmein
the Clyde
K. Park Alhambra
Buenos Ayres
Ship Island
Ned White
Elwell
Pernambuco
Halifax
Freight and Charter News From Boston and Across Ports
Freight markets show firm rates with scarce tonnage in Boston area. Brokers report vessels from Montevideo to load at high rates, while New England ports attract ballast ships north. Oil and petroleum cargoes hold firm. West Indies demand remains strong. coal trade mixed. Across San Francisco, freight rates rise as grain shipments to Europe seek alternative routes.
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Boston
Montevideo
Buenos Ayres
Rosario
Portland
New England
Pernambuco
Barbados
Pensacola
Pascagoula
Gulf
United Kingdom
Continent
West Indies
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Cape Ann
New York
Ling Mary Fink
Cardenas
Henry A. Burnham
Havana
Swis Win Jones
Herrick
Porland
Cuba
Mary L Peters
Martinique
A Schoover
Norfolk
Aspinwall
James M Flanagan
Charleston
Willmington
Porto Rico
Lunder
Bay State
Matanzas
CoastWisk
Charles Denis
Portsmouth
Newport News
Clark’s Cove
Mass
Rockport
North Boothbay
Savannah
Pigeon Cove
Brunswick
Fratelli Doge
Alexandria
Evrork
Barks Askey
Rose of Devon
Game Carso
J F Whitney
Dunkirk
Sch
Grace
Havre
Antwerp
Lighthou se Board Changes Pond Island Bell Buoy
Notice to mariners from Portland dated January 11 states the bell buoy at Pond Island Bar, mouth of the Kennebec River, has been replaced by a second class can buoy for the winter season.
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Portland
Lighthouse Board
Pond Island Bar
Kennebec River
Wrecks and ship movements reported from multiple ports
Reports of brig Addie Hale foundering near Cave San Antonio Cuba with a crew member Lewia drowned reportedly. Other vessels damaged or ashore include steamer George Appold at Montauk and steamer Macedonia beached after collision. Wrecking and salvage work underway in Newport and Vineyard Haven, with multiple ships reported leaving Philadelphia and Boston for various destinations.
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Boston
Addie Hale
Navassa
Baltimore
Cave San Antonio
Cuba
Perth Amboy
Lewia
Alice Archer
Cispata Bay
Houston
Port Lads
Bath
Maine
H M Bean
Camden Shipbuilder
Virginia
Newport
Wrecker Waters
Old Colony Steamboat Company
Bristol
Howard Smith
Philadelphia
Sandy Hook
Vineyard Haven
Lee
Hammail
Port Johnson
Lunenburg
Dexter
Long Island Sound
Vineyard Sound
New Bedford
Sir Stephen J Fooks
Jibboom
East Hampton
George Appold
Montauk Point
Merritt Wrecking Company
London
Egypt
Sumner
New York
Shin Cailixene
Smier
Pensacola
Greenock
Oronsay
Ellis
Charleston
Bremen
Beachy Head
Vimiera
Pascagoula
Lualaba
Mersey
Umbria
Macedonia
Hull
Lavinia Campbell
Hancock’s Cove
Hawkin’s Point
Campbell
Fort Carroll
Craighill
New Orleans
McGregor
Hiego
Japan
Mace
Gay Cohn
Hugh McGuiness
Peter Johnson
Sch ‘I’ A
Lambert
Horton
Mediterranean
Earmoor
St Thomas
Wilmington Creek
Portland
Josephine B Knowles
Addison
Jod E Winslow
Deer Isle
Seb
Matthews
Bangor
New York Harbor
Chapman Wrecking Co
Thingvalla
Stettin
C H Foster
Cayman
Black River
Jam
Mobile
Bertha D Nickerson
San Blas
Garnet
South Amboy
Lynn
James Young
Linekin
St Kitts Dee
Bermuda
Vertumnus
Renfrew
Midland
Edith Godden
Glasgow
Stearmer Pomona
Paisley
Trans-Pacific Mails Close Dates From Boston Office
The Boston office will close shipments for Society Islands and several Far East ports on January 19 at 5 p.m. for City of Papelli and January 24 for Arabic. Debarkation to Australia New Zealand and Pacific islands closes February 9 via Alameda. Mails to Boston close February 3 at 1 p.m. and correspondences should mail eight days prior.
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Boston
Society Islands
City of Papelli
San Francisco
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Alameda
trans-Pacific
Steamship Australia
Steamers In And Out Due At Boston Today
Shipping list shows steamers arriving and sailing from Boston with departures from Antwerp Glasgow Halifax Philadelphia and Liverpool. Vessels include Gallina Savatian Spartan and Helvetia with schedules noting times and routes to Liverpool Havre Amster dam and other ports.
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Gallina
Antwerp
Furnessee
Glasgow
Allan Savatian
Liverpool
Thayer & Linc
Siberian
Allan
Boston
Carroll
Halifax
Gardner Spartan
Phi
Sampson Halifax
Rich’n & Barn
Payouia
Alex Martin
New York
Iuret
Bremen
Oelrichs & Co
London
WJ Hurst
Hamburg
Kunhardt & Co
H Brown&Co
Henderson Bros Havre
Ch, Edge & Co
P Wright& Sons
Domestic Ports Report From APALACHICOLA and Other Ports
A dense list of ship movements and clearances across U S ports on Jan 9 10 and 11 includes bark Cato sailing to Vera Cruz from Apalachicola and numerous schooners steamers and brigs cleared or sailed for cities such as Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Liverpool with vessels named including Wild Pigeon Annie Eslackman W H Oler and Carrie Long etc. The report tracks arrivals sailings and cargo routes from Brunswick Beaufort Chatham Charleston and more along the Atlantic coast.
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Hamburg
Helene
Bambach
Philadelphia
China
Selberg
New York
Kingston
Stemmer Alvena
McKay
Port-au-Prince
Aguan
Adair
Greytown
Belize
Franklin Woodruff
Blossom
Charleston
Port Antonio
Nettie Shipman
Hudson
Providence
Black River
Liverpool
Indiana
Boggs
Lake Ontario
Campbell
Boston
Sarnia
Gibson
Halifax
Portland
London
Abendroth
Savannah
Gravesend
Holland
Marcim
Gudrum
Slade
Messina
Park San Luigi
Trapani
New Orleans
Marbella
Foscolia
Nassau
Schwary
Meyer
Berry
Antigua
Plymouth
Balclutha
Constable
San Francisco
Rotterdam
Helgesen
Neilsen
Si John
Oliver Emery
Swatridge
Belfast
David Taylor
Grafton
Cork
Cricket
Kenealley
Glad Tidings
Glasby
Frank LP
Lawson
Tay
Somerville
Nellie Parker
Mayaguez
Adam Shortland
Southampton
Werra
Bremen
Victoria
Viola
Price
Kaisow, Davies
Hastings Mill
Callao
Apalachicola
Fla
Bark Cato
Johannessen
Vera Cruz
Baltimore
Wild Pigeon
Paine
Bucksport
Annie Eslackman
Edwards
J Frank Seavey
Kelly
Red Beach
BW Morse
Rodick
W H Oler
Fadwards
Nellen Howlett
Buckalew
Abbott W Lewis
Knowles
Billie
Derby
Naylor
Wm & Huston
Smith
Somerset
Cornucopia
Girgenti
Jacob M Haskell
Godfrey
Alfred Brabrook
van Horn
Laura E Messer
Gregory
R Huston
Fall River
D S Williams
Fr. Lane
Carrie 5 Hart
Southard
Ariel
Leith
Scis Mollie J Saunders
Win Ospow
Nellie W Craig
Mabel L Phillips
Craighill Channel
Carrie E Long
Havana
Brunswick
Svea
Maclussen
Buenos Ayres
Nor
Olsen
Ar Loth
Zimi
Lloyd
Rio Janeiro
Beaufort
Loth
George Taulane
Whitehurst
Newberne
Chatham
West Lith
John Bracewell
Red Jacket
Lawrence Haynes
Edward Young
John Cadwallader
C$ Baylis
G G Deering
Wallingford
Florence J Alien
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Mount Howe
Et & Hussey
W McLean
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Liscard
Byrne
Hremen
Fttie Slall Lister
Mason
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Clara E Berzen
Moses
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DK Baker
Rulon
Darlen
Annie T Pailey
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Maud H Dudley
Oliver
West Cumberland
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Isaac H Tillyer
Carson
Pensacola
City of Philadelphia
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Mobile
Hyannis
Mass
Anna & Mary Carlisle
Bass River
Sarah E Ward
Ward
Jonathan Bourne
Connor
Colon
Navarro
Aldecocea
Norfolk
Sculptor
Adshead
Columbia
Mitchell
Naples
Genoa
Habana
Diagnibel
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Port Eads
Eduardo
Havre
Newbernd
Frank S Hall
Howland
Stonewall
Newport
Chelydra
Pearce
C C Lane
Merrihew
Rewbaryon
Spenser
Cambodia
New Bedford
Stephen J Fooks
Henderson
Annie M Allen
Newport News
W Simmons
Vineyard Haven
Mainiebsha
Boothbay
Eva May
Jessie T Matheson
Petit Coav
Anita
St John
Burgundia
Marseilles
Laplace
City of Montreal
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S P Hitchcock
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Montevideo
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Samana
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Barnett
Ire
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Dunkirk
Harry & Aubrey
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Macoris
Starlight
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Wort
Spain
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Frederika
Robbins
Ar 10Th
Seis
Annie Ainslie
McAndrews
Mary A Trainor
Woolston
Washington
Priscilla Scribner
Furman
Lith
Ethelbald
St Ann’s Bay
British Prince
Cacouna
St Jago
Warrisburg
Norman
Progresso
Faircloth
Coronilla
Gavin
Savannnah
Maine
Griffiths
Panther
Anderson
Newburyport
Hattie McG Buck
Putnam
Wilmington
J C McNaughton
Outton
Rodney Parker
Iggins
Margarita
Delaware
Oporto
John Wood
Bessie Brown
Richmond
Henry Anning
Alloa
Commercio
Lisbon
Perth Amboy
Cranmer
Walton
R D Spear
Farr
Mary Jane Lee
Matthews
Portsmoth
Whitmore
Gross
Port Johnson
Emma K Smalley
Cole
Hoboken
GK Green
Seaward
Elizabethport
King Philip
Coombs
Lower Harbor
Lynch
Onrust
Clark
Madagascar
Chadbourne
Calais
Regalia
Harris
Rockport
Reaper
McLane
Gasper Embree
Hierbert
Yarmouth
Sailead
Rich
Bowen
Bridgeport
Jessie Murdock
SAN Fancisco
Firth of Clyde
Maggie Abbott
McIntosh
Barbados
Nelly Potter
Wahab
West Indies
Lizzie James
Howard
Passenger lists from Boston and Liverpool departures
From Boston for Bremen on Norddeutscher Lloyd steamer Frida with John H Hess Henry Lahn Mrs A G Weld and others including Miss Alia Winniford From Boston for Liverpool on Cunard steamer Pa vola with George Purrington Jr WR Eagle and a child and nurse Also Passengers from Boston to Liverpool with Miss Louise Burnett Miss Mary H Sherry Miss Amy Sherry J G Dagget and others Cabin 12 intermediate 25 steer age 100 total 137 From Liverpool on Warren steamer Michigan Thomas Cooper From Liverpool Beaver Line steamer Lake Huron Eliott Smith Edgar Smith
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Boston
Bremen
Norddeutscher Lloyd
Frida
John H Hess
Henry Lahn
A G Weld
Renee Clark
Weld
Alia Winniford
Liverpool
Shipping Routes From New York to Vera Cruz and Progreso
Notices outline steamship Panaima service from New York to Vera Cruz and Progreso with transfer options to Cuba by rail to Tampa and steamship via Key West, Boston closing daily at 5:00 PM.
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Progreso
Panaima
New York
Sun Gay
JAW
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Boston
New England
Savannah
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BMA
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Lewis Wharf
G. Pearson
N. Eng
Washington Street
Richardson & Barnard
Atlantia Avenue
Meyetropolitan S. 8. Co
Sound Lines
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A. Pew. Sampson
New Eng
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Georgias Alaharia
Pexsas
Cromwell Line
Pier
S. S
Louisiana
New Mexico
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Ala
Red Rivers
Samuel H. Seaman
N. Y
Jay m Arcos
Port Royal
Brunswick & Fernandina
Azores
Sarah
L. R. Hale
A. Adams & CO
Otase
Boserton
Fortland
C. . Williams
Boston & Gloucester Steam Boat Company
E. & Merchant
AK Steamship
Grand Junction
Steaimer
Custom House
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!