Grand Trunk and Duluth Rail Link Eyes West Trade
The Grand tank railway aims to connect with Duluth to win West bound carrying trade. A Duluth to Sault Ste. Marie line by New York capitalists may open this fall, with partial construction and ferries to reach the Michigan system. Rail plans include a 350 mile Ontario route and extensions to Sault Ste. Marie and Ashland, plus a transfer steamer by the Michigan Central. James McMillan of Detroit notes a ten million dollar expenditure to push these extensions and shorten the route to the seaboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Tank Railway
Duluth
Sault Ste. Marie
New York
Northern Pacific
Ashland
Lake Superior
Grand Trunk
Mackinac
Michigan Railway System
Canada
Seaboard
Chicago
Newark
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic Railway
Poughkeepsie Bridge Scheme Promises New Hudson Route
A 200 man corps of engineers works on a $4 million cantilever bridge across the Hudson at Poughkeepsie. The Union Bridge Company aims to open next New Year’s day, linking southern cotton and Pennsylvania coal regions with New England factories. Backers claim over sixty million dollars and united New England railways, Erie and Pennsylvania lines, enabling direct West to Boston freight and passenger service without New York or Albany. The span would be the Hudson’s only bridge from Albany to New York, tallest and grandest, and offer panoramic train views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Corps of Engineers
Hudson River
Pennsylvania
New England
Union Bridge Company
Erie
Boston
New York
Albany
Hudson
Brooklyn Bridge
America
Southern Pacific Extends Line Toward Edgewood California
The California & Oregon extension of the Southern Pacific Shasta division opens to Edgewood California with intermediate stops Sisson Acme and Igerna. In 1886 track laying added 192 miles across divisions including Oregon California line gaps and new branches from Hillsdale to Almaden and Berenda to Raymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
California & Oregon
Shasta
Edgewood
Cal
McCloud
Sisson
Acme
Igerna
Delta
Sacramento
William Hood
Central Pacific Railroad
Oregon Division
California & Oregon Railroad
Slate Creek
Edsons
Ashland
Ore
California
Oregon
Southern Pacific Railroad
Northern Division
Soledad
San Miguel
Lerdo
Southern Pacific Branch Railway Company
San Micael
Templeton
Old Newhall
Los Angeles County
Newhall
Pole Canon Creek
San Luis Obispo
Santa Barbara
Ventura
Los Angeles
Hillsdale
Almaden
Berenda
Raymond
Norwich and Worcester Railroad stockholders elect directors
At Worcester yesterday the Norwich and Worcester Railroad named directors for the year: Dewey Cutting Eaton Woodward Clarke Blackstone and Slater. F. H. Dewey became president. Ed T Clapp secretary. George L. Perkins treasurer aged 98 in office over fifty years. P. St. M. Andrews chosen managing agent. Earnings $758,624.74 expenses $549,804.10. Two dividends of 4 percent were declared, balance on hand $96.64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich & Worcester
Norwich & Worcester Railroad Company
Worcester
Francis H. Dewey
Williamb. Cutting
New York
Thomas B. Eaton
Samuel Woodward
Josiah H. Clarke
Lorenzo Blackstone
Norwich
William A. Slater
F. H. Dewey
Ed T Clapp
George L. Perkins
Canadian Pacific and related lines earn more in early 1887
The report shows Canadian Pacific earnings for January to 1887 rose by 40000 over 1886 with miles and revenue figures. St Paul & Duluth also report strong gains from January 1887 to 1886, while Eastbound tonnage from Chicago totals 2 184 002 tons split among Lake Shore Pan Handle Michigan Central Fort Wayne Grand Trunk Nickel Plate Big 4 and Baltimore & Ohio Rio Grande Western earnings rise 90500 in December 1886 over 1885. Louisville & Nashville weekly January 1887 earnings reach 239 215 versus 14686 year earlier with a 12100 increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul & Duluth
Chicago
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Fort Wayne
Grand Trunk
Baltimore & Ohio
Got
Rio Grande Western
Louisville & Nashville
No-License Convention Opens in Worcester with Resolutions
The no-license State convention met at Horticultural Hall Worcester opening with Edward H. Haskell as chairman and officers named. Delegates from 75 towns numbered 814, with resolutions creating a central committee of 15 plus 15 women to aid temperance work and enforce stricter laws. An advisory Women’s Temperance Union group was chosen to assist in the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Horticultural Hall
Rufus
Frost
Edward H. Haskell
Gloucester
L. Edwin Dudley
Boston
George Whitaker
Samuel A. Pratt
Rufus S. Frost
Chelsea
Hugh Montgomery
H. F. Lane
L. W. Staples
William O'Connor
Quincey
Elijah A. Morse
Canton
Women’s ‘Temperance Christian Union
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
DO. Mears
E. E. Hale
Mary A. Livermore
William H. Jennings
E. A. Morse
Charles J. Barry
E. M. McPherson
B. B. Johnson
F. D. Allen
D. J. Robinson
A. G. Cumnock
L. T. Jeffs
George P. Ladd
Pevear
Cambridge
C. M. Campbell
Malden
M. 0. Stevens
Peabody
M. E. Beedle
A. E. Swallow
Hyde Park
M. M. Townsend
Mial Davis
Fitchburg
Homer Merriam
Springfield
Annual bank and company director elections nationwide
The article lists recent director elections across many banks and companies. Notables include Boston National Bank with directors Ezra Farnsworth and Cyrus Wakefield, Freeman's National Bank with William A. Rust as president, Second National Bank of Boston with James H. Beal as president, and American Loan and Trust Company with John Q. Adams among its directors. Also noted are Gloucester and other regional banks with named boards and a pending meeting to select presidents and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston National Bank
Ezra Farnsworth
David I. Webster
Charles 8. Kendall
Cyrus Wakefield
Lyman Nichols
Silas Peirce
William H. West
James H. Bouvé
A. D
Charles IF. Fairbanks
Alpheus Hardy
Osborn Howes
James L. Little
George C. Lord
Jacob W. Seaver
William G. Weld
Alexander S. Wheeler
John W. Wheelwright
American Loan and Trust Company
John Q. Adams
Frederick L. Ames
Oliver Ames
Elisha Atkins
Ezra H. Baker
Isaac T. Burr
Benjamin P. Cheney
Albert L. Coolidge
F. Gordon Dexter
Sleigh Toss Injures Miss Stevens Near Maplewood
Miss May Stevens of Melrose was thrown from a sleigh when the horse ran away in Maplewood. A four inch head wound required medical aid at Dr Hackett’s drug store before she was taken home. Her companion escaped with minor injuries and the sleigh was wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MaAupen
Miss May Stevens
Melrose
Maplewood
Miss Stevens
Hackett
Stranger Ride Ends With Assault and Robbery Attempt
Mary Gibson, a Boston resident from St John, rode with Thomas Keenan aka Alexander Dever on Charles Street. Keenan allegedly tore two ten dollar bills from her, then later tried to pawn two robes for ten dollars. He was arrested at Station 3. one robe bears the Draper & Hall mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Keenan
Alexander Dever
Charles Street
Mary Gibson
Keenan
St. John
Boston
Vernon Street
Roxbury
Draper & Hall
Bennington Battle Monument Association Elects Officers
The Bennington Battle Monument Association held its annual meeting in Bennington Vermont on January 12. Elected officers include President Benjamin Prescott of New Hampshire Vice-President the Rev Isaac Jennings corresponding secretary Charles M Bliss recording secretary Colonel Olin Scott treasurer Luther Graves and directors Benjamin T Prescott Isaac Jennings Henry G Root Alonzo B Valen tine J G McCullough ex Governor Fairbanks Charles M Bliss John V Hall Milo C Huling John T Shurtleff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Monument Association
Bennington
Bennington Battle Monument Association
Benjamin Prescott
New Hampshire
Isaac Jennings
Charles M. Bliss
Olin Scott
Luther Graves
Benjamin T. Prescott
Henry G. Root
Alonzo B. Valentine
J. G. McCullough
New York
Fairbanks
Charles
Lawrence Riding Park elects Mosher secretary and Webster treasurer
The Lawrence Riding Park stockholders held their annual meeting and elected Charles E. Mosher secretary and H. R. Webster treasurer. The treasurer reported $114.30 debt repayment, leaving the association out of debt with $5069 in the treasury and $330 in bills receivable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence, Jan
Lawrence Riding Park
Charles E. Mosher
H. R. Webster
Shipping Newses From Various Ports Unfold in January Listings
In Boston and other ports, multiple ships report arrivals and departures with origins such as Havana Liverpool Leith Barrow New York Philadelphia Carthagena Swansea and Charleston. Vessels include Jeanie Egypt Crystal Flowergate Both nia Art Hampshire Hilda Milanese Circassia and Noordland proceeding to Baltimore Antwerp Bremen Sevastopol and London among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jeanie
Havana
New York
Egypt
Liverpool
Crystal
Leith
Flowergate
Barrow
Bothnia
Art Philadelphia
Hungaria
Swansea
Prinz Georg
Carthagena
Antwerp
Rhymond
Bremen
Alice
Galveston
Gibraltar
Kathleen
Mediterranean
Porte
Baltimore
Powhattan
Dater
Marlborough
Charleston
Sebastopol
Suez
Hampshire
Japan
China
Isle of Wight
Hilda
Haytien
New Orleans
Noordland
Queenstown
Arizo
Brawle Point
Milanese
London
Glasgow
Circassia
Hermann
Fastnet
Arizona
Notice to Captains from United States Signal Station Boston
Observations made January 12 at 7 AM local time corresponding to noon Greenwich Time report wind direction velocity and weather. Captains should seal barometers daily to correct errors and add one hundredth inch of mercury for every ten feet above sea level. Miniature Almanac for Thursday January 13 lists high water and moon data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Port of Boston Log Details Arrivals and Departures
The Port of Boston reports arrivals including Steamer Jeanie from Havana and Steamer Williamsport from Philadelphia, with numerous other ships and schooners listed. Several vessels clear for Goree, Montevideo, St John NB, and London, amid wind conditions noted at sunset.
Maritime Movements and Ice Disruptions Reported in New England
From Our Correspondents lists ships and crews from multiple ports including Boston Portland New York and Salem. Reports note a vessel cut by ice towed to New London with a slow leak and a diver partially stopping the leak while the ship will proceed. Several schooners bark and steamer movements are recorded with arrivals in Gloucester Boothbay and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard
Jennie A Cheney
Ames
Alice F Boardman
Rice
Perth Amboy
Boston
Jordan Lcott
Gregory
New York
Nellie Starr
Soule
Elizabethport
Salem
Etna
York
Portland
Verine
Reed
Boothbay
Ada Ames
Adams
Rockport
Joe Carleton
Heal
Weehawken
Freddie Eaton
Patterson
Hoboken
Eastport
Rondo
McIntyre
Lyra
Jones
Bucco
Wilcox
J P Blake
St John
Sir William Mason
Hamm
New London
Bark Woodside
Schs
Gardner G Deering
Celine
Samuel Dillaway
John Proctor
M A Achorn
Lizzie Wilson
Robbie Godfrey
Helen J Holway
James M Flanagan
Cora Etta
Judge Low
Holmes
Thrasher
Ringleader
Clifford C
Nellie J Dinsmore
Alice T Boardman
Jordan L Mott
Ada Adams
Inport
Bark Olustee
Perine
Wallace
Elizabeth M Cook
Clark
Nickerson
Olnstee
William Mason
Andrew J York
Wind
Montecda
Henshaw
Rocknd
Port
Venus
Newman
Gloucester
Ballice
Spinney
Calais
M J Elliott
Thurston
Rockland
Humboldt
Pinkham
Coral Meader
Meader
Somerset
Low
Wiscasset
Ayr
Sadie Corey
Winterport
Bark Woodside Arrives After Stormy Atlantic Passage
The bark Woodside, Captain Race, from Buenos Aires, arrived last night after sailing Oct 24 from the mentioned ports. Adverse winds and stormy coast reports noted. bound to Boston with hides for W W Rice & Co. a tug has been telegraphed to aid. Sch HN Stone, from Bayonne to Boston, lost gibs and foresail off Cape Cod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adell
Belfast
Ellen
Rockland
Annie Green
Brookville
Winslow Morse
Winterport
Portland Packet
Pembroke
Thomas Benton
New York
Pacific Addison
Boston
Kate Lilly
Wiscasset
M A ‘Achorn
Salem
Charger
Newburyport
Palestine
Calais
Fall River
Mt Miller
Moncton
A C Watson
St John
Mabel Venniston
Loring
Farragut
Woodside
Race
Bueno Ayres
W W Rice & Co
Stone
Bayonne
Cape Cod
Maritime ship movements across ports in January and December entries
A compiled list of vessel departures and arrivals with names of ships bark and brig crews. Entries cover Cadiz, Deal, Gibralta, Hamburg, Lamlash, Liverpool, London, Lundy Island, Montevideo, Quenstown, Rotterdam, Rio Grande do Sul, Janeiro, Sacramento, Sligo and more detailing vessels such as Devon White St Johns Armonia Ajax Queen's Cliff and many others with captains and destinations including New York Philadelphia Boston and Pernambuco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadiz
Devon
White
St Johns
DEAL
Ruby
Robbins
London
Philadelphia
Gibralta
Armonia
Caflero
New York
Hamburg
Ajax
Pedersen
UAVRE
Queen’s Cliff
Douglas
Galveston
Lamlash
Ella Moore
Byers
Cardenas
Liverpool
Erminia
Erminia, Davies
Lucy and Paul
Andries
Wilknington
Lundy Island
J C Williams
Smith
Bristol
D H Morris
Morris
Sharpness
Montevideo
Caleb
Jobsen
Boston
N P Nielsen
Knudsen
Rapid
Dakin
Cardiff
Alabama P
Pellerano
Pensacola
Innerwick
Waters
Italia
Laura
Petitcodiac
Steeve
Penarth
Alka
Wallin
Chicoutimi
Sappho
Jones
Celina
Tibbetts
Rio Grande Do Sul
Lizzie C Troop
Sloan
Buenos Ayres
Conductor
Forsyth
Queenstown
Moselle
Rendle
Charlottetown
Plymouth
Rotterdam
Nova Scotia
Potter
Bifrost
Vom
Nio
Janeiro
Campanero
Kiehne
Baltimore
O Blanchard
le Dain
Paspebine
Snowdrop
Butel
Gaspe
Prince Frederick
Linskall
Allanwilde
Newman
Pernambuco
Tuck Sing
Ryder
Prince Victor
Corneciensen
Priscilla
Bonner
Sacramento
Herlof Jerlofsen
Kruger
Chicontimi
Sligo
Wahlberg
ST Jouns
May Cory
Goss
Halifax
Shipping news brief from Tortugas and Five Fathom Lightship
The steamer Serra under captain Lazarraga sails from New Orleans to Liverpool on Jan 5, reported off Tortugas. The bark Greb bound for Philadelphia from Montevideo is noted Jan 11 near Five Fathom Lightship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serra
Lazarraga
New Orleans
Liverpool
Tortugas
Greb
Montevideo
Philadelphia
Shipping News Dispatches From Atlantic Seaboard Islands
Mariners report multiple wrecks and near losses along the coast. The Marcus Edwards arrives leaking from Jacksonville. Carrier runs ashore near Race Point with cargo loss feared. Buddig prang reports a fatal wheel failure in squally seas. Lala arrives after a brutal voyage. Barker Bailey endures ice and frostbite. Lyra and Ireland in harbor with minor damages. Menzaleh to Patras repairs after a gale. Hindostan and Hindostan-related vessels face survey and salvage. Polynesian endures 18 tempestuous days with heavy ice and gale damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Durant
Hatteras
Sch
Marcus_Edwards
Outten
Jacksonville
New York
Highland Light
Cape Cod
Race Point
Pascagoula
Buddig
Mackeprang
Havana
Baltimore
William Lawrence
Savannah
Body Island
Daniel McPhee
Port Antonio
Bahama Channel
Osborne
Nuevitas
St John
Lala
Lyon
Dublin
Bay of Biscay
Barker Bailey
Hoar
Sydney
Vineyard Haven
Lyra
Amelia G Ireland
Ireland
Menzaleh
McKie
Philadelphia
Patras
Pirzus
Gibraltar
Adirondack
Moldenhaur
London
Owens
Hindostan
Pisagua
Hamburg
Valparaiso
Helena
Marbella
Gray
Lilly Grace
Port Discovery
Tlarbor
Halifax
Liverpool
Portland
Shipping Movements From Across Global Ports
Foreign ports report ships and steamers sailing and arriving in January with arrivals at Amsterdam Acapulco Havana Halifax Liverpool and London. Vessels include Marietta Brailli Bridgewater Acapulco Manhattan City of Pueblo and Polynesian and multiple bark and brig entries with cargoes ranging from sugar to cargoes for New York and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Marietta Brailli
Krelich
Mobile
Acapulco
San Bilas
San Francisco
Panama
Starbrick
Aspinwall
New York
Barbados
Bridgewater
Travis
Montevideo
Golden Fleece
Armstrong
Martha IP Tucker
Smith
Buenos Ayres
John Walch, Jr
Collins
Mira
Joane
Delaware
Gem
Force
Brayton
Huntley
Rosario
Sodium
Guantanamo
Ida
Hanssen
Buenos
AYRES
D Chapin
Jiall
E Sutton
Vaughn
Boston
Occidental
Williams
Dordrecht
Dictator
Jaeger
Pensacola
Gonalves
Alice Bradshaw
Dahm
Del
Wilmington
Limerick
Richard Hutchinson
Landry
Maryport
Thorn Holme
Holnes
New Orleans
Malta
Saxmundham
Milne
Herbert C Hall
Perry
Eee Npp
Santiago
Newark
Gene Meee
Prydian
Para
Finance
Parasboro
Chandler
Buck
Granada
Singapore
Ghazee
Johnson
Wey
Krig Chowan
Clements
Baltimore
Asoeieee Tree
Amere
Trinacria Eee
Messina
Henders
N Bros
Picdua
Sss
Palermo
Phelps Br’s&Co
Dee
Altwerp
Furness Kovno
DES
Hull
Sand’rs
N & San Gottenburg
Antwerp
Furness Fopimant
Gill & Sootz Kansas
Liverpool
Warren & Co Samaria
Cunard
Thayer &L’nelh
Virginian
Siberian Aeee Oe van
HW & A Allan Grasbrook
Glasgow
Adams&Co Bulgarian
Thayer &L
Catalonia
British Crown
London
N Bros Ganard
Cephalonia
Palmyra
Cunard SS
Pavonia
Cunard SS Co
Rhacetia
Hamburg
Kunhardt & Co
Anchoria
Hendera’n Bros
Richmond Hill
Henders’n Bros State of Penn
Dee Glasgow
A Baldwin & Co Westernland
Ose Wee
Wright & S
Erin Ean
Hurst Wisconsin
AMU
N&co Zaandam
Fun’hEdge& Co
City of
r&Co Werra
Van
Bremen
Oelrichs & Co
Helvetia Seer
Dan
Es's
WJ Hurst Adriatice
RJ Curtis
A Baldwinn & Co
Umbria
State of Georgia
WH Brown & Co
Havre
Louis de Bebi
la Champagne
Ns Pennland
l&Co Alaska
Eevee Tuan
Kunhardt & Co Suevia
Pmssco Acapulco
jJan
Gallia
VH Brown & Co
Aurania
Wees
Vhbrown & Co
Bervia
Sesces
Principia
C Furness Istrian
Thayer & Line
Kansas
Warren & Co Paxo
Furness Samaria
Cunard $ S$ Co
Siberian
H & A Allan Virginian
Palestine
Warren & Co
Eeses
EA Adams
Grasbrook
Thorderer
Furness Bulgarian
Thayer& Line
N Bros Towra Ec Aess
Warren & Co Cephalonia
Chateau Lafite
Bordeaux
Nch
E& Co
Havana
Alexandre &Sas
Alabama
Alex’dria
A Baldwin &Co Oath
P Sumner
St Ronans
Liverpool la Gascogne
He Brown&Co
Bouhdbavcreee
Vancouver
P Wright & S
Australia
Phelps Bro S & C Niagara
JE Ward & Co
Bolivia
Henderson Bros Marsala
Phelps Bros & C Selgenland
Rotterdam
F’nch
A &Co
Wisconsin
A M Un’rhill&C Verra
Sritannie
Jon Eeeee
RJ Curtis Rhaetia
Eunhardt & Co
Henderson Bros . of
Washington
Alexandre &Sas State of
Penn
A Baldwin &Co Adriatic Ja
UMA
He Brown&Co la Champagne
Louis de Bebain Hermann Jean
F’neh
E &Co Devonia
Henderson Bros Westernland
Wright &Sons Ly
Wright& Sons
Chester
Eee
Ward & Co
Saratoga
Shipping Movements Include Several Vessels Sailing Orders
On January 11 and 12 multiple ships departed or prepared to depart from North American ports. Vessels include the steamer Flamborough and Portia sailing to or from New York Halifax, with several others such as the brig Stella and steamer Cienfuegos noted for routes to Nassau and Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Kitts
Flamborough
New York
Santos
Stella
Ritch
Newark
ST John
Lalia
Lyon
Dublin
Harry Bailey
Hoar
North Sydney
Sarah Day
Portia
Halifax
ST Jago
Cienfuegos
Nassau
ST Thomas
Port and Ship Movements Across Atlantic Hubs
A detailed ledger lists ships, brigantines, and steamers sailing from and to Atlantic ports including Astoria, Apalachicola, Brunswick, Baltimore, Bristol, Charleston, Coosaw, Darien, Edgartown, Motu River, Fernandina, Galveston, Georgetown, Hyannis, Key West, Lubec, Mobile, New York, Orleans, Norfolk, Newport, New London, Pascagoula, Pensacola, Philadelphia, Port of Spain, and others. Entries cover vessel names, captains, routes, and destinations such as Rio Janeiro, Liverpool, Barcelona, Havana, Port-au-Prince, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Ballochmyle
London
Melbourne
Portland
Raglan Castle
Mathias
San Pere
Argonaut
Bonner
Do Do
Apalachicola
Bark Ruth
Jorgensen
Dakar
Africa
Brunswick
Ar Ilth
Minnie Smith
Arey
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Romance
Brown
Navassa
Mary E Morse
Crocker
Galveston
Young
New_York
Charleston
Delaware
Winnett
Fernandina
New York
Seminole
Kemble
Jacksonville
Carolina Falanga
Scotta
Girgenti
Glensyne
Dunn
Barcelona
Capenhurst
Burnley
Liverpool
Dunedin
Sebastopol
Proceda
Bremen
Sonnabena
Lubeck
Schs
William Stedman
Nellie Bowers
Mobile
Welaka
Barbados
Demerara
Coosaw
Harrogate
Surtees
United Kingdom
Darien
Elba
Tilton
Lizzie Chadwick
Gilchrist
Edgartown
Ann Eliza
Dyer
Hoboken
Effie J Simmons
Bulger
Perth Amboy
George E Prescott
Trueworthy
Portsmouth
Fleetwing
Steed
South Amboy
Rockland
Maggie Bell
Chandler
Monticello
Henshaw
Boston
A Heaton
Pettee
Bucksport
Lynx
Glen
Best & Stella
St John
Motu River
Howard Middleton
Norfolk
San Antonio
Wilder
John H Tingue
Burdge
Savannah
Susie P Oliver
Snare
Fairfield
Winsor
Cardiff
Russell
Kammundsen
Vera Cruz
Andreas Itlis
Jensen
Algoa Bay
Empress
Smith
Blanche
Rees
Cork
Elisha Gibbs
Woods
Pascagoula
Benj
Cromwell
York
Standard
Oran
Gertrude L Trundy
Davis
Belfast
Comal
Georgetown
William Deming
Hodgkins
Hyannis
Finman Smalley
Robinson
Shulee
Addie M Chadwick
Thatcher
Martha Innis
Kelley
Janet Newton
Stover
A Payne
Snow
Maggie Ellen
Littlejohn
David Torrey
Orne
Carrie W Holmes
Eastport
Key West
Hutchinson
Baker
New Orleans
Havana
Rollin Sanford
Lubec
Mary F Pike
Nightingale
Heliades
Buenos Ayres
Willie R Newton
Coombs
Fort Morgan
Woodside
Reed
Elanorr
Bragg
Denmark
Rigby
Antillas
Tobin
Port Au Prince
Scotia
Rival
Valencia
Woodrich
la Guayras
Voorwarts
Fort Marlin
Johann Friedrich
Lamich
San Lucgia
Packard
Vanselow
Saguala Grande
Sechs
Annie EB Rickerson
Goss
Mary E Douglass
Perkins
Point A Pitres
W M Machas
Balmer
Wm Douglass
McIndoe
Pintre
M McLean
Hudson
Brazos
Bothnia
Corby
Calcutta
Vferness Abbey
Cebus
Lloyds
Port-de-Paix
G_de Zaldo
Jago
Geonia
Bahia
Genoa
Ferin
Jonassen
Baha
Winnie Lowroy
Gonaives
Neptune
Amos C Barstow
Providence
Fratelli
Bianchi
Alexandett
Sechs Taylor Dickson
Maceio
Ellen A Swift
Provincetown
Eider
Spain
Assyria
Vancouver
Beaconsfield
Newcastle
Kepler
Avonmouth
Mark Bessie
Rouen
Etta Whittemore
Armouth
Hell Gate
Manhattan
US Revenue
Tozier
Heinrich
Weyhausen
Chrysolite
Lamb
Havre
Priscilla
Schmidt
Port Eads
Almandine
Wright
Alice Archer
Fletcher
Colonia
Ship Island
Lith
Barks Midas
McArthur
Elim
Tingersen
Sch
Buddig
Mackeprang
Pensacola
Lottie
Milla
Magdalena
Andrea
Ara
Indiana
Sargent
Argosy
Norman
Cassius
Kix
Roman
Crowell
Lancaster
Hand
Salem
Reading
Ferdinand
Sarkness
Birkenhead
Cape Sable
Barrington
Grace
Littleton
Ross
Hungaria
Swansea
Prinz Georg
Carthagena
Delaware Breakwater
A J Pettingill
Berry
Sarah Haton
Crowley
Ax Cayes
Nellie A Drury
Wilson
Kings Ferry
Wm Miles
Miller
Lizzie Haynes
Sawyer
John H Briggs
Sarah W Lawrence
Farrow
Yreke
Falkingham
Park Lewis Smith
Antwerp
Fannie L Childs
Hart
Swhs
L F Munson
Elsie
Prescott Hazeltine
Meads Emma
Ralph Sinnett
W G Norcross
Camden
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Loring
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Constantin von Palngeke
Fretwurst
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Ashbury
Assau
Boston bound vessels list from Iloilo to Manila and beyond
A compiled roster shows multiple Boston bound ships and brigs with origins ranging from Iloilo Manila Cape of Good Hope to Montevideo Calcutta Surinam Singapore and Port Elizabeth. Entries include Adam W Spies Adeline Annapolis Astrea Emily Whitney Evie Reed Eugene Hale Glide George Hall Homer Owens Wee Myer Iceberg Carver Independence Jane Adeline Dowling Mary Ames Pactolus Obed Baxter Panay and more with voyage dates in late 19th to early 20th century.
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Boston
Adam W Spies
Field
Ambark
Iloilo
Adeline
Bret
Gerbark
Manila
Annapolis
Bartaby
Br Bsirk
Astrea
Oestman
Gerbrig
Cape of Good Hope
A Cosulich
Aus Bark
Montevideo
Emily F.whitney
Rollins
Am Ship
Evie Reed
Whittier
Am Bark
Singapore
Eugene Hale
Harding
Ambrig
Surinam
Glide
Hawes
Madagascar
New George Pected
Hall
Calcutta
Ee George
Homer
Melbourne
Ee Owens
Br Ship
Chittagong
Wee Myer
Iceberg
Carver
Independence
Pratt
Pisagua
Jane Adeline
Cates
Sierra Leone
Dowling
Guantanamo
Mary
Ames, Crocker
Mendocino
A Ae Poss
Rio Grande
Brazi
Norden Jensen
Nor Bark
Port Elizabeth
de New Pactolus
Dalrymple
Hyeres
France
Obed Baxter
Jewell
Banjoewangie
Panay
Merchant Ships Arrive From Various Ports Loadings Noted
The report lists vessels including Peet Kenney from Sydney on Oct 24 and Sooloo Powers from Toilo on Dec 20, with Shetland Haskell from Maccio arriving in Nov, St Kilda Hines from Genoa and Cagliari before Jan 1, Wallace McCormick from Pernambuco on Nov 18, Yorktown Dickenson from Cagliari on Dec 18, and Tarifa passage on Jan 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peet Kenney
Sydney
Nsw
Sooloo
Powers
Toilo
Dee
Shetland
Haskell
Am Bark
Maccio
Novar Wi
St Kilda
Hines
Br Bark
Genoa
Cagliari
Wallace
McCormick
Pernambuco
Yorktown
Dickenson
Tarifa
Mail Closes And Ship Schedules From New York
Shipping notices list daily Boston cutoffs for multiple routes to Antigua Grenada Trinidad Vera Cruz Progreso and Central America via Havana Panama and via Key West with Europe and Cuba options. Notable sailings include Amicitia La Gascogne and Vertumnus with varying January deadlines and rail connections to Tampa.
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Antigua
Grenada
Trinidad
Amicitia
New York
Cigte
Vera Cruz
Progreso
Mex
Havana
I Agerg
Panama
Mexico
Guatemala
Costa Rica
PEG
Bothnia
Italy
Portugal
Great Britain
la Gascogne
Jamaica
Key West
Fla
Boston
Central America
South Pacific
Newport
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
France
Switzerland
Spain
Cuba
Fampa
Shipping News Excerpts from Pacific Routes
Trans Pacific Mails lists sailings to Australia Fiji New Zealand Samoan and Sandwich Islands via Mariposa from San Francisco February 12. Society Islands via City of Papeete from San Francisco January 31. China Japan and East Indies excluding British India via City of Peking from San Francisco January 22.
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Australia
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Samoan Islands
Sandwich Islands
San Francisco
Society Islands
China
Japan
East Indies
British India
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