Tariff debate in Senate on tin plate and taxes
The Senate debated the tariff bill with amendments on tin plate and related duties. West opposed raising duties on tin plate while Allison and Aldrich defended protections to spur domestic production, amid sharp exchanges on costs to laborers and consumers. The session adjourned after agreeing next meetings.
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Aldrich
United
United States
New York
Vance
Mr. Vance
Mr. Aldrich
North Carolina
Senate
New Mexico Statehood Debate Highlights House Session
The House resumed the territorial bill debate with Joseph of New Mexico urging admission and praising the territory’s people. Struble of Ohio argued language and readiness barriers. Voorhees urged justice for citizens. Other members supported rapid statehood for New Mexico and adjacent territories as Hamilton adjourned at 5 10.
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Wasutheron
Joseph
New Mexico
Struble
Ohio
Voorhees
Washington Territory
Mansur
Missouri
Hermann
Oregon
Baker
New York
South Dakota
Dubois
Idaho
New England Homoeopathic Hospital Holds Annual Meeting
The nineteenth annual meeting of the Massachusetts Homoeopathic Hospital was held with President Charles R. Codman presiding. Trustees reported 553 cases treated in 1888, a rise of 52 from 1887, with 179 medical and 374 surgical cases, and urged expanded facilities including a mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation of the Massachusetts Hommopathic Hospital
Charles R. Codman
Colonel Codman
M. D. Converse
Ella F. Rocht
George E. Downes
Canton
Oliver Ditson
Abby W. May
Harriet M. Pitman
Ladies’ ‘Aid Association
Haseen
Rufus
Isaac Fenno
David B. Flint
John A. Higginson
W. H. Horton
George H. Leonard
William Pope
George Henry Quincy
J. Heber Smith
Talbot
Conrad Wesselhoeft
D. G. Woodvine
William $. Eaton
Charles G. Wood
Frank R. Allen
Helen Collamore
Converse
A. §. Foster
Jonas H. French
Frost
F. E. Horton
M. P. Kennard
W. H. Kennard
Alexander Stowell
Rebecca I. Reed
George Tyson
Edward Waaney
Mackintosh Sets Pace in Cold Weather Coat Sales
English Mackintosh dominates this year as G. W. Simmons & Co. report large sales at remarkably low prices. The Mackintosh outsells the overcoat because of the weather and cost, with five dollars buying an imported coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Simmons & Co
Port of Boston Ship News Highlights Jan 16 17
MiniaTurre Almanac notes high water and day length new arrivals at Boston harbor. Steamer Pieter de Coninck from Antwerp and Cleopatra from St John NB both with passengers. multiple coastwise ships and tugs listed with barges and routes. Cleared foreign steamers include Austrian Bavarian and Golden Fleece. many coastwise steamers bound for Philadelphia Baltimore and more. Six charts summarize arrivals departures and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pieter de Coninck
I.elg
Brarens
Antwerp
Gill & Lootz
Cleopatra
Colby
St John
Eastport
Moise
W S Kilby
Herman Winter
Hallett
New York
H M Whitney
Forest City
Spowman
Portland
George A Chaffee
Vroctor
Gloucester
M Winch
Hammond
Adelia Carleton
Sovloo
Confidence
O’ Brien
Joseph Baker
Joel Cook
Nellie Bianche
Isr
Lyons
Cornwallis
Grover Cleveland
Bonia
Placentia
Jobn Jackson
Briggs
Sullivan Lawin
Allen
Norfolk
James
Clifford
Trainer
South Amboy
Concordia
Day
Bluehill
Austrian
Ambury
Glasgow
H& A Allan
Bavarian
Fitt
Liverpool
Shayer & Lincoln
Maryink
Darrah
Cardenas
Kinsman & Co
Golden Fleece
Slackler
St Johns
Stratton
Little & Co
Scis Reginal
Gordon
Halifax
Barclay & Co
Benjamin Hale
Hall
Rosario
Fitz Bros & Co
Stermers Parthian
Nickerson
Philadelphia
E B Sampson
Decature Hiller Taylor
Baltimore
George Ff Smalley
Dimock
Eldridge
Snowman
C F Williams
Hilyard
Kilby
St Croix
Rosebrook
John S Emery & Co
Susan N Pickering
Haskell
Fernandina
Ellicott & Co
Bradford
French
Hammett
Buenos
RED Star Line
United States
Gb. A. Adams & CO
State St
Cor. Broad St
Boston
Freights and Charters Scrutinized Across Global Routes
Maritime market notices list charters and rates for ships from Calcutta to New York via Suez and European routes to Baltimore and Antwerp. Entries include St Oswald and Struan with January and March loading, plus vessels bound for Marseilles, Alexandria, and Liverpool with petroleum and oil cargoes.
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Calcutta
St Oswald
New York
Suez
Sarmatian
Struan
Europe
Fagle
West Point
Sremen
Harbinger
Carthagena
Baltimore
Highlander
Marseilles
Brabant
Antwerp
Barks
Melbourne
East Inpies
Austria
Java Corner
Ease Oil
West Inpies
William Marshall
Philadelphia
Havana
Portland
St Croix
Humacoa
Grace Cushing
Blue Hill
Maggie Ellen
Bridgeport
Douglass Haynes
Toortland
Gloucester lobster fleet sails and ship Maud M Story sale
At 16th Nellie Irving and 40 000 pounds nagioek codfish load reported with Senator Frye from Georges. Annie M Jordan Marguerite and Alice Jordan set for Newfoundland frozen herring. Robert J Edwards Enola C and Edward Eve rett return with frozen herring fares. Maud M Story sold privately to William H Perkins et al. at 91.73 tons. Also vessels Maggie Willett and Magnet sail from Machiasport and several schooners depart Vineyard Haven for New York and other ports.
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Gloucester
Nellie Irving
Souris
Pei
Frye
Georges
Nagioek
Chittenden
Annie M Jordan
Marguerite
Alice C Jordan
Newfoundland
Robert J Edwards
Enola C
Edward
Everett
Fortune Bay
Maud M
Bath
T Lingsford & Sons
William H Perkins
Machiasport
Maggie Willett
St John
New York
Robbie Godfrey
Magnet
Fletcher
Boston
Vineyard Haven
Lavinia Bell
Edward Slade
Wm D Marvel
Orlando
J C Clifford
Fanny Flint
Wm C Bee
Willie Higgins
E & Emerson
Vessels Sail from Global Ports Amid January Movements
A compiled shipping notice lists vessels sailing from Barcelona Carifa Cape Town Catania Gibraltar Hamburg Isle of Wight London Liverpool Marseille Manila Newport Palermo Pauillac Port Natal Queenstown Rouen and more. Entries include vessel type ownership captain and destinations such as New Orleans San Francisco Rio de Janeiro and New York with dates from January and December.
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Barcelona
Alejandro Bosch
Span
Arquilaga
New Orleans
Preciosa
Savannah
Cardife
Geraldine
Mowatt
Santa Catharina
Cape Town
Dee
John Bunyan
Sorensen
Barbados
Catania
Antonio Casabona
Ital
Charleston
Gibraltar
Bella Donna
Bliault
Newfoundland
Zante
Hamburg
Caputet
Halifax
Isle OF Wight
Mary Fraser
Card
New York
London
Rossignol
Robbins
Cardiff
Marseilles
Protos
Philadelphia
Manila
Rouen
Bark Onward
Nor
Frolich
Fowey
S’hiladelphia
Prolific voyage of the Martin reaches Provincetown
Letters from Sir William Martin recount a Boston ship that after Barbados lay overs and a long voyage home. The vessel met gales from Oct to Nov near Halifax then Bermuda, ran low on provisions, received aid from City of New York, and faced severe cold before awaiting orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
William Martin
Boston
Howard
Barbados
Martin
Home
Halifax
Bermuda
City of
New York
New Bedford
Rebecca J Evans
Cape Verde Islands
TB Wakter
Harwich
Mass
Joaquin da Lomba Perite
Batavia
Alice D Cooper, Saunders
Weltevreden
Boston Marine
China Mutual
North American
Westeverden
Baltimore
Macedonia
Hull
United States
Montana
Lavinia Campbell
Excelsior
New Orleans
Marquisas Keys
Grace
San Francisco
Kings County
Dieppe
Martin Jinguessen
Portland
Buenos Ayres
Providence
Bath
Phillips
Pensacola
Orient
Collins
Ensenada
Canute
Williams
Shipping Movements and Crew Listings Across Ports
The record lists multiple vessel movements and crews from ports including Tacoma Havre Philadelphia Antwerp Pensacola and Mobile. It notes arrivals departures and dates with crew names and routes such as Jon Pearson Jark Scotland Carsen Karsten Langaard and Sch Wm H Shubert. The entry includes lat long references and intended destinations like New York and Sombrero with departures around January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St David
Pearson
Tacoma
Havre
Kepha
Tergesen
Paysandu
Jon Oa
Fladelphia
Jark
Scotland
Munroe
Antwerp
New Bee
Zaar Nona
Carsen
Pensacola
Chaysae
BO Ark
Karsten Langaard
Philadelphia
Red and white changes at chop lights and wreck drift
Boston reports a red sector light switch to fixed white at West Chop Light by Jan 20 with East Chop following. Philadelphia notes removal of naval buoys near Ship John Shoal and Lee Brown Shoal in Delaware Bay. Delaware Breakwater warns the Morro Castle wreck is drifting seaward and dangerous.
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Boston
West Chop
East Chop
Vineyard Haven
Philadelphia
Lighthouse Board
John Shoal
Lee Brown Shoal
Delaware Bay
Delaware
Morro Castle
Marine Notes from Boston and Portland Shipping News
Reports from Boston and Portland detail maritime incidents including Sir Clara Goodwin arriving from Portland in 53 days under Capt Wyman. Other vessels face gales, hull damage, and discharges. Yaquina Bay salvage efforts, machinery lifting plans, and divers to Yaquina. Drowned sailor Augustus Leland noted near Rosario.
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Boston
Clara Goodwin
Wyman
Ontevideo
Portland
London
Maria Luigia
Savarese
Palermo
Philadelphia
Dictator
Tielman
Middlesboro
New York
Shields
Tyne
Farsund
Haano
Hoyer
Pascagoula
Fecamp
Lee
Havre
Sunbeam
Nevin
Coosaw
Wevelgenne
Moravia
Hamburg
Lord
Yaquina Bay
George Pope
Lloyd's
Pope
Yaquina
Clara Parker
Knappa
Addie H Cann, Litson
Rosario
Augustus Leland
Ellsworth
Price Tucker
Harrington schooner to be built by major firms
A 600 ton three masted schooner will be built next season at Harrington owned by 4 M Nash and others of Harrington, John Swan & Co of New York, and J 8 Winslow & Co of Portland to be commanded by Captain W Shackford of Harrington.
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Cently
Portland
Montevideo
Harrington
Nash
John Swan & Co
New York
Winslow & Co
W Shackford
Newport
Diverse 19th Century Global Shipping Movements
A compilation of ship movements across ports including BRISTOL Ar 16 with Frisch bound for Wilmington, BARBADOS Ar 8 with Hector and others, BUENOS AYRES Ar prior to 15 for Rosario and Frederica Roberts, and multiple sailings from LIVERPOOL, LONDON, HALIFAX, and more. Ships list cargoes destinations and crews, noting arrivals and departures for Havana, Calcutta, Matanza, and Zanzibar with various bark and steamer arrivals and sailings.
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Barbados
Hector
Parker
Rosario
Hornet
Mcdonald
Buenos Ayres
Geneva
Gregory
Boston
Frederica Roberts Workington
Russia
Douglass
Crosby
Calcutta
John Davie
Crocker
Glenericht
Flynn
New York
North American
Lincoln, Inc
Digby
Schs
Seraphine
Chute
Emma
McCall
Rockland
Sandolphin
Turpin
VTH
McFaden
HIAGO
Sunbeam
Mowatt
Shanghae
Hamburg
Western Chief
Sander
Perth Amboy
Havana
Elwood Sutton
Ketchen
Philadelphia
Ravana
Sws
Gordon
Helen Chirehill
Liverpool
Irby
Shaw
San Francisco
Valona
Andrews
Savannah
Tikoma
Pugh
Charleston
Ohio
Sargent
Brush King
Aeome
Prinz Regent
Herwig
London
Gravesend
Luis A Martinez
Scott
Matanzas
Kong Alf
Addie Jordan
Harriman
Mobile
Chasseur
Olsen
Cardenas
Manhattan
Maggie Eo Davies
Gardenia
Chestina Redman
Watts
Hatteras
Ris Arbutus
Fritz
Ariadne
Colby
North O Hatteras
Rebecca M Walls
Theissing
Edward Stewart
Harlow
Mary J Castner
Thurber
Nassa
May M Dyer
Berry New York
Newport
Kate Sandon Evans
Pernambuco
Port Dee
Agate
Power
Kingsport
Morehouse
Ldg
Penobscot
Eaton
ST John
Nbk
Thorn Holm Holmes
Fleetwood
Wandrahm
Powarth
Schs Gem
Ibranscomb
Reaper McLean
Do. & Walsh
Conlon
Little River
Taltal
Keswick
Giltiat
Newcastle
Zanzibar
See A
Madagascar
Regon
Yokohama
Belie
O . Matthews
Maritime Vessel Movements Across Atlantic and Gulf Ports
The log lists numerous ships and routes: steamers Lord Warwick and Virate between Baltimore and Philadelphia Jamaica. brig Belle of the Bay to Galveston. cle alr Afternoons and sailings from New York, Boston, and Providence to destinations like Navassa, Havana, Havana, and Liverpool. Sailing and clearance data include brig Amalia Valencia to Valencia and Alfred White Bermuda. various vessels cleared to Rio de Janeiro and Havana with multiple passenger and cargo movements.
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Hart Island
John Baizley
Douglas
New York
Hobartstown
Brisbane
Wna
Berne
Capcis
George Taulane
Kiehurst
Charleston
Mary & Francis
Snell
Jordan’s Creek
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Yva
Cumbrian
Watson
Galveston
Liverpool
Robert Healey
Bath
Jacob
Houseman
Hudson
Coosaw
London
Royal Arch
New Haven
Peter H Crowell
Boston
George S Tarbell
RH Parker
Fall River
Wiliam Donnelly
George H Bird
Newport News
BA King
Bennett
Sue Williams
Pearce
Viking
Church
Portland
Lucy
Friend
Thomas
Art
Swhs
Nat Meader
Hunton
Wisrasset
John Cadwallader
Dudley
Augusta
Douglass Hayes
Greenleaf
James Boyce
Rankin
Port Townsend
San Francisco
Pensacgola
Annot Lyle
Duncan
Rio Janeiro
Zeftiro
Giuseppe
Santos
Harmonie
Barbados
Agnes I Grace
Seavey
Havana
L A Edwards
Paterson
Sagua la Grande
Labora
Kadbors
Monteverdo
Port Royal
City of Sparta
Bogle
Chalgrove
Frances
West Coast Africa
Schs
Benj F Lee
Steelman
Baltimore
Harold C Beecher
Bond
Glendivon
Peterson
Bona
Berks
Adams
Salem
Flora
Abbott
Rio Grande Do Norte
Cora
Vanviller
Ketchum
James Ives
Blake
Eachville
Bilbao
Carthagena
Charles E Baich
Crocker
British Prince
Nowell
Caconna
Meigonald
St Thomas
Arcadian
Mylins
Halifax
Limosa
Irwin
Gibraltar
Reading
Smith
Portsmouth
Lancaster
Robinson
Hercules
Odiorne
Newburyport
Williamsport
Miller
Norman
Snow
Josefa
Sagua
Margaret L
Ryan
Jago
Marion
Delaware
Gaerwen
Oscar C Schmidt
Bacon
Tecumseh
Buenos Ayres
John H Kennedy
Hayden
Digby
Mary E.i Morse
Hampton Roads
Natant
Porter
Carrie A Norton
Llodgdon
Perth Amboy
Evie May
McDuffee
J Nickerson
Winsley
J G Pierson
Moyes
Port Chester
M M Chase
Holmes
Emma K Smalley
Cole
Lubec
L L Whitmore
Gross
Rockland
Grace K Green
Seward
Providence
Atr
Emma S Briggs
Gray
Wiscasset
Red Jacket
Arey
Lucinda
Potter
Crockett
Thorndyke
San Diego
Carnarvon Castle
Collin
Gen Butler
Clapp
Port Ludlow
J B Brown
Cameron
Departure Bay
Shirley
Bogan
Tacoma
Tam O’ Shanter
Goodman
Columbia River
Donnelly
Shoalwater Bay
Deacon
Port Discovery
City of Peking
Dearborn
Yokohama
Zealandia
von Oterndoro
Honolulu
Balkamab
Glover
Alencairn
Wilson
Queenstown
Wilmington
Atossa
Adjuter
Nielsen
West Point
Port Adelaide
Astoria
Andes
Lawrence
Daniels
Hattie S Williams
Bray
George M Adams
Standish
Nova Scotia
Hews
Liverwol
Canopus
Lochead
Prestburg
Muls
Hoboken
Cassie
Bronson
Lookout
Crane
Mabel Thomas
Nellie A Drury
Cardenas
Jacob Reed
Nickerson
New Bedford
J J Woodruff
Kendrick
Charles H Valentine
Curtis
Charles F Mayer
Portuense
Wild Pigeon
Point No Point
Romance
Navassa
Brunswick
Amalia
Cisa
Valencia
Arboin
Lady Nairn
Richards
Rosario
Isaac Orbeton
Trim
Pernandina—Ar Lleth
Alfred White
Bermuda
Swis Clifford
Crabtree
Fannie E Wolston
Main
Werth Amboy
Monro
Cape Henry
Parks New Light
Carrie Long
Clearer
West Cumberland
St Jago
Lampasas
Hyannis
Kate M Hilton
Johnson
Gallia
City of Newcastle
Shitlds
Dundee
Geo Heaton
Mediteranean
New Orleans
Christina Moore
Carol
Macoris
Melissa A Willey
Willey
Fernandina
Ila
Lizzie Lane
Herrick
San Fernando
Hell Gate
Ound East
Pardon G Thompson
Chase
Hound South
Zimiri
Wallingford
Willett
Rockport
Palatka
Hart Island Roads
Eva Maud
Holder
Funchal
E Merriam
Merriam
St Kitts
Annie V Bergen
Odell
Loston
Passengers Arrive from Antwerp on Pieter de Coninck
The steamer Pieter de Coninck brings to port from Antwerp George R Crouch C W Travis Mr Girard Me Ruby and 10 steerage passengers in a routine midweek voyage.
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Antwerp
Pieter de Coninck
George R Crouch
C W Travis
Mr Girard
Ruby
Boston-bound Vessels Sail Dates and Routes List
A roster of ships sailing toward Boston or noted ports, listing vessels such as Annie Kingay Pinkney Alicé Archer Evie Reed and others with origins from Buenos Ayres Montevideo Aspinwall Singapore Cebu and Manila. Several entries note distress or passing points including St Helena Bermuda Anjer Manila and Gibraltar with dates in Oct Nov and Dec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Annie Kingay
Pinkney
Buenos Ayres
Antoinette
Ferguson
Montevideo
Alicé Archer
Fletcher
Aspinwall
Carthagena
New Orleans
Antioch
Hemingway
Singapore
Anita
Larinaga
Algoa Bay
Ben Enrique
Cremor
Dee
Evie Reed
Whittier
Am. Bark
Eudora
Fulton
Br. Bark
Cebu
Fred Nee Thorndike
Rosario
Guy C. Goss
Mallett
Hiogo
San Francisco
Gebroeders Smit
Mulder
Dutch Ship), From Passaroeang. Passed St. Helena
Bermuda
John M. Clerk
Endleton
Anjer
James
Stone
Barstow
Manila
Kepler
Detkin
Kinburn
Tooker
Barbados
Levant
Giessen
Miriam
Ivancich
Trapani
Tarifa
Gibraltar
Lealing
Montreal
Mitchener
Webster
Penobscot
Eaton
Ringleader
Entwistle
Ruby
Robbins
Iloilo
Steamers In And Out
Shipping notices show vessels sailing and arriving with ports and dates. Entries list ships such as Siberian Glastow Mareca and Gate City with departure times from Boston and Savannah and arrivals in New York Liverpool and Antwerp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberian
Glastow
Allan Mareca
E.s
Autwery
Van
Furness Roman
Liverpool
Dan
Warren & Co
Palermo
Phelps L’s & Co
Boston
Gate City
Savannah
Rich’n & Barn
Austrian
Glasgow
H & A Allan ¢Isavarian
Thayer & Line
New York
Nevada
Underhill
Manhattan
Havana
jJan
NY &Cuirass Co
Wnesland
Antwerp
lJan
Wright & Sons
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
F’ch
Kdge & Co
Polynesia
Hamburg
Kunhardt & Co St
Mail Closes For Various Destinations From New York and Boston
Shipping mail deadlines listed for destinations including Newfoundland St Pierre and Miquelon via Halifax Yucatan Campeche Tabasco Chiapas and other Mexican states via New York and steamships Sara toga and Allianca. Also schedules for Great Britain Ireland Europe France Italy Belgium Sweden Norway Turkey Switzerland Brazil La Plata and Caribbean ports with specific ship names and closing times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Halifax
St. Thomas
St. Croix
Barbados
Trinidad
Demerera
Windward Islands
Directt
Brazil
la Plata
Allianca
Newport News
Yucatan
Campeche
Tabasco
Chiapas
Saratoga
New York
France
Italy
Spin
Portugal
Belgium
Mark
Sweden
Norway
Turkey
Switzerland
la Gascogne
Great Britain and Ireland
Ter
Great Britain
United States of Colombia
Aspinwall
Panama
Alene
Noordland
Foxhall
New Orleans
Tanyo
Traxillo
S. Oteri
Samaria
Boston
Netherlands
Germany
Austria
Central America
South Pacific
Guatemala
Colon
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Boaton
Trans-Pacific Mail Deadlines From San Francisco
For Hawaii and Society Islands routes the steamships Australia City of Papelli and Arabic depart from San Francisco with Boston mail closures on January 25 January 31 and January 18 respectively. The Alameda covers Australia New Zealand Fiji and Samoa with a February 3 Boston deadline and a February 9 sailing date. All trans-Pacific letters should be mailed in Boston at least eight days before the stated dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Islands
Australia
San Francisco
Boston
Society Islands
City of Papelli
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
the East Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Mats
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Alameda
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Superior Court
Charles Warren Soule
Boston Post
Jos
Ae Willard
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White Star Line
Atlantic
Furness Line
Rialto
Bessarabia
Furness
Water Street
Warren Line
ROMAN
Jan
Ole
Norseman
Kansas
Postoffice Square
Bostonian
Leyland
Pecoted
EL Mare
Chaver & Lancolan
Allan
A. Allan
Clyde
Great Southern
8. C
Columbia
Harleston
Rec
Atlanta
Gay Macon
Rome
Ida
South Carolina
South
Jacksonville
East River
S. C
J. A. Flanders
Theo. G. Eger
Georgia
Florida
Ocean Steamship Comepany
New Eng
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Spartan
Long Wharf
Sampson
Mallory Lines
Alamo
Nueces
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Company
North Side Central Wharf
Massachuse
Nellie Soule
Rhode Island
Charles
Cabot St
Bessie Warren Soule