The Story of Thomas Carlyle by A S Arnold
A.S. Arnold offers a controversial biographical study of Thomas Carlyle focusing on the couple with Jane Carlyle and the author’s interpretation of their dynamics. The review notes no new documents and critiques his method and bias, contrasting Carlyle’s peasant origins with Jane’s provincial background.
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Thomas Carlyle
A. S. Arnold
Carlyles
Mr. Arnold
Carlyle
Craigenputtock
London
Jane
Magazine critiques and notices from a late issue
The Hobby-Horse and Macmillan’s Magazine receive attention for their artful production and varied contents. Essays by Horne and Image appear alongside other contributions on music, woodcuts, and Shakespeare, with reviews of Johnsonian lore, Canadian and American topics, and religious periodical pieces.
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Hobby- Horse
Herbert P. Horne
Corona
Frederick Sandys
Chiswick Press
Tookscourt
Chancery Lane
London
B.C
Omas Whittaker
Macmillan
Clark Russell
Godin
Andrew Lang
Shakspere
Goldwin Smith
Governor Shuman Retires from Chicago Evening Journal
Crrcaco January 18 report Governor Shuman after thirty three years with the Chicago Evening Journal retires from editorship due to ill health and physician orders. He has not been well for the past two years.
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Crrcaco
Shuman
Chicago Evening Journal
Ball Room Committees Aid Find Badges at G W Summons Co
A report notes G W Summons & Co. supplies badges batons and related ballroom committee aids, offering items for event use and decoration. The listing highlights available accessories for organizing ballroom activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Summons & Co
Boston & Albany Plans Back Bay Station Site
Boston and Albany Railroad proposes a large station at Huntington Avenue and Exeter Street on land owned by a junction property. Several property sales and mortgages are noted including 30 Newbury Street, 152 Newbury Street to the Boston Art Club, and other transfers on Huntington Avenue and Commonwealth Avenue totaling around 30 000 dollars. Numerous building permits are granted citywide for dwellings factories clubs and stables with mortgage details and assessed values listed.
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Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Huntington Avenue
Exeter Street
Rhobie McM. Gillespie
Newbury Street
M. G. Browne
Massachusetts Bicycle Association
Boston Art Club
Joseph Feldman
Nellie E. Dizee
George F. Allen
J. Deffenan
West Chesterpark
Boylston Street
A. N. Clark
Grace Stevenson
Beach Street
James Laurie
Henry Lee
Brooks Adams
West Chester Park
Susan E. Taggard
Robert Codman
Essex Place
George Wheatland, Jr
Isiah B. Kendall
Commonwealth Avenue
George
Haven
J. J. Day
Lowell Street
Minot Street
Clarence W. Jones
William Gaston
Oak Street
Bernstein Electric Company
International Trust Company
O. Sheppard
George D. Emery
Broadway
Chelsea
H. Goldsmith
Simon Goldsmith
Washington and Ruggles Streets
J. 8. Fay, Jr
E. Rollins Morse
FP. Parkman
Hugh O’brien
Washington and
Washington Street
T. F. Cleverly
C. G. Chase
Riverview Avenue
Adams Street
W. W. Dromey
Catherine Dromey
Oak View Avenue
Marcella Street
A. ©. Frazer
H. Baldwin
Saunders Street
Guilford Street
CO. McKay
Highland Club Association
Centre Street
Corey Street
A.A. Brown
R. W
T. F. Pratt
Pen Street
W. Bock
J. _E. Burke
Brighton Street
A. Spence, Jr
Mary Anderson
Westville Street
Geneva Avenue
A Sherman
J. Whitten
Brent Street
M. A. Blanchard
N.J. Miller
Cornwall Street
G. H. Kellar
BE. B. Mayo
Robeson Street
Forest Hills Street
J. J. Flynn
J. McGuire
J. L. Dakin
Sarah J. Dakin
Atherton Street
Gopley
T. L. Barlow
J H. Beale
Oruney Street
Hartland
Boston Wharf Company
Congress Street
Sleeper Street
City of Boston
Beacon Street
Chestnut Hill Reservoir
G. W. Vaughan
W. B. Blakemore
Wilson Street
Weir Street
B. Dongan
Dunlap Pen Company Promotes New Double-Feed Fountain Pen
The Dunlap Pen Company of 280 Washington Street advertises a new double-feed fountain and gold pen. They claim their long standing quality justifies a temporary 40 percent discount from retail prices to introduce the product and encourage referrals to friends.
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Dunlap Pen Company
Washington Street
Dunlap
Cardinal Gibbons as Potential American Pope in Vatican Talks
A foreign prelate discusses Cardinal Gibbons as a possible neutral American candidate for the papacy. He notes the risk of a non Italian pope and recalls Lincoln’s 1860s envoy to Rome and Archbishop McCloskey’s 1875 elevation, arguing national blocs could influence papal selection if an American cardinal gains support.
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Charles A. Dana
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Sacred College
Lincoln
Rome
Antonelli
Pius IX
McCloskey
New York
Certify relief from cold and throat affections
The purchaser swears by Kan oah's Ind Veculmonary Syrah for a cold and throat ailment claiming it cured in less than a bottle. He advises others with coughs or throat issues to obtain a bottle from 8 Severy & Co. at 634 Tremont Street Boston or contact C. H. Lewis of South Framingham, Massachusetts.
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Dr. Kanoah
Cambridge
Boston Post
Boston
Suffolk
Ship News Almanac Miniature Saturday Jan 19
Almanac style ship news notes high water and lunar data for Saturday January 19 with length of day and moon phase. Includes hour, tide and daylight hints for mariners and coastal readers.
Port of Boston Arrivals and Clearances Listing
Port of Boston reports arrivals including Carthaginian from Glasgow with passengers to H A Allan and Glaucus from New York. Others include General Whitney, Standard, Forest City, George A Chaffee, tug operations, and various cleared foreign steamers heading to Liverpool London and Halifax. Coastal steamers and sailings, plus schooners and brigantines, are noted with destinations and origins.
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Carthaginian
Macnicol
Glasgow
H & A Allan
Glaucus
Coleman
New York
Mdse
HM Whitney
General Whitney
Bearse
H M Whitney
Standard
Evans
Amelia
Ireland
Forest City
Snowman
Portland
George A
Freight and Charters Across Global Routes Drift in January
January market reports show dull offshore and coastwise freight demand as shipmasters push to time charters with February sugar shipments. Vessels like the Governor Ames entertain mixed offers around 16.50 to 17 per M for lumber, with firm rates for coal and phosphate tonnage and ongoing engagements from Boston to Buenos Aires, Montevideo, and Antwerp.
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Poston
Cavan
Ames
Huenos Ayres
Governor Ames
Hiver
New York
Charleston
Kennebecke
Horse Island
Hiladelphia
Baltimore
Norfolk
Newport News
Antwerp
South America
Snefrid
Boston
Buenos Ayres
Leocadia
Augustine Kobpe
River Platte
Montevideo
Rosario
Europe
Jupiter
Dantzic
Cuba
Alfaretta Campbell
Philadelphia
Providence
New Bedford
Sanj Francisco
Ladakh
Cork
Havre
Parsee
Lynnope
St Asaph
Liverpool
Continent
Thomas Melville
New Orleans
Falveston
Bremen
Bala
Marbella
James Tripie
Coosaw
U Kemer
Silicon
Barcelona
Africa
Henry Norwell
Zanzibar
Bo Cargo
Magnolia
Ortland
Buenos
Ships in harbor and cargoes listed from multiple ports
In Manila port on December 6 ships Canara Dexter and others bound for New York and Liverpool. Salem reports the 18th voyage of Williamsport to Philadelphia and Luther A Koby to Port Liberty. Gloucester lists numerous vessels and haddock catches with fares and barrels of salt herring. ILOLO notes Win H Smith bound for San Francisco. Vineyard Haven reports Eleanora from Portland and several schooners bound for Boston and New York.
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Manila
Canara
Dexter
New York
John McLeod
Stewart
Paul Revere
Sewall
John M. Blaikie
Faulkner
Liverpool
Panay
Bray
Anc
Willie Reed
Yates
Salem
Williamsport
Miller
Philadelphia
Luther A Koby
Penny
Port Liberty
Gloucester
Edward P Boynton
Shiloh
Jolantha
Jennie B Thomas
Ella G. King
Lizzie Smith
Puritan
William H Jordan
Electa A Eaton
Mellissa Robbins
Hattie Evelyn
Haddocking
Hattie B West
Placentia Bay
Newfoundland
Merrill Bay
Phantom
Alabama
Hector
Farragut
E A Williams
Anna H Mason
Iris
Multiple ships sail and depart ports in January records
Shipping list records January departures and arrivals across European and American ports. Vessels include J W Gildermeister from Singapore to New York, Everest from Liverpool to unknown, Tuskar toward the United Kingdom, Chinsura to Sunderland, Sirene to Wilmington, Teresa Accame to Philadelphia, Prinz Regent to Savannah, Olive Mount to Cardiff, Ungdams Venner to Pensacola, Octavia to Quebec, Bengayun to San Francisco, Ohio to New York, Thomas Bell to Sunderland, and O Blanchard to Cadiz along with other sailings and cargo directions.
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Algor Bay
J W Gildermeister
Meyer
Singapore
New York
Cardief
Everest
Hibbert
Liverpool
Dungeness
Sirene
Ger
Arndt
Wilmington
Hull
Teresa Accame
Ital
Boetto
Philadelphia
Plymouth
Prinz Regent
Herwig
Liverppol
Savannah
Olive Mount
Richards
Cardiff
London
Maryland
Maryport
Ungdams Venner
Pensacola
Newcastle
Eng
Octavia
Purdy
Quebec
Nyhellésund
Queenstown
Bengayun
Webster
San Francisco
Carl Freidrich
Frolich
Ohio
Sargent
Thomas Bell
Low
Sunderland
Rio Janeiro
O Blanchard
le Dain
Cadiz
Sxanen
Shipping News Week of Jan 18 Reports Wrecks and Ship Movements
Reports from Boston Bath Batavia and New York detail wrecks leaks and repairs. Ships including the Oceanville, Arcangelo Padre and Hume are stranded damaged or towed for repairs. Several vessels change owners or routes and a Brunswick built schooner Crystal Wave changes hands for coastal trade.
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Boston
Samarang
London
Ocevelgonne
Glasvecker
New York
Elbe
Shever
Queenstown
San Francisco
Cape Horn
Hoyer
Pascagoula
Fecamp
Havre
Milion
Ivancich
Trapani
Gibraltar
Arcangelo Padre
Pensacola
Marseilles
Christina
Demerara
Halifax
Richmond
West Point
Jacob Reed
Baltimore
Amoor
Tralee
Luviaia Campbell
Abbott's Wharf
Canton
Idd
Looz
Montana
North Point
Portland
Brunswick
George Brown
Cape Town
Shipping News and Vessel Movements Across U S Ports
Reports from Cape Town Rockland and Columbia Falls detail vessel name changes new builds and repairs. The Mary C Haskell undergoes extensive repairs while Tug Nellie sells at Rockland auction and Beechville faces storm damage near Philadelphia. New Bedford sees a four masted schooner contract and Maynard Sumner damages a bridge near Palatka. Sir Maggie Abbott sails to Harbados for repairs.
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Cape Town
George Brown
Hunter
Rockland
Heney
New York
Columbia Falls
Isaac Carleton
Ponovan
Mary C Haskell
New Orleans
Scholar
Liverpool
Petty
Philadelphia
Beechville
Bilbao
Wilmington
Maggie Abbott
Harbados
Marine Railway
Notice to Mariners Hunting Island Light Change
The Lighthouse Board announces that from February 1, 1889 the second order light on Hunting Island will be discontinued. During removal and relocation a fourth order light will be shown from a white skeleton frame beacon with a focal plane 67 feet above sea level and same bearings as the current lighthouse, flashing every 10 seconds.
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Lighthouse Board
Hunting Island
Maritime ship positions and routes listed in July 19 19th century log
A fragmented shipping notice lists vessels with masters and home ports sailing to various destinations including New York Kingston Sydney San Francisco Philadelphia London Liverpool and Astoria with dates late December to January positions lat long. It includes vessels Athos Conqueror Melenope N Blalmer Sophie Wildwood Cressington Geestemunde Bark Gartmore Bark Nimons and others with reported coordinates.
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Athos
New York
Kingston
Navaja
Conqueror
Lathrop
Sydney
Nsw
Melenope
Gray
San Francisco
Liverpool
Long
Blalmer
Sorensen
Hamburg
Lon
Shin Sophie
Hasenfass
Philadelphia
Dee
Wildwood
Saunders
Htogo
Cressington
Bromie
London
Geestemunde
Gordes
Stettin
Bark
Nca
Gille
Cardiff
Acapulco
Bark Gartmore
Ritchie
Astoria
Bark Nimons
Smith
Antwerp
Whaling Reports From New Bedford and San Francisco
Mariners report varied whaling activity across seas with several vessels near St Helena Charleston and Hatteras grounds. Notable events include a near loss when a whale struck a boat, crew saved, and plans to head to Blanco Sam Bay and Hatteras as spring approaches. The Jane Grey heads to the Okhotsk Sea and Arctic on a renewed whaling voyage.
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New Bedford
Childs
AR Fucker
St Helena
Cornell
Sch Antarctic
Provincetown
Dominique Dee
Charleston
Blanco
Sam Bay
Hatteras
San Francisco
Arctic
Okhotsk Sea
Selly
Foreign Ports Trade Movements and Ship Listings
A long list of vessels sailing, arriving, or in port at various global ports on dates around January. Includes ships such as the Hudson, Ad die E Snow, Bengallynn, Walter Thomas, Chasseur, Faraday, Portia, Marsala, W H Dimond, Conception, Sunbeam, City of Rio de Janeiro, and many more with captains and home ports.
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Aleppy
Bark Hudson
Curtis
Adelaide
Aux Caves
Port
Alice Bradshaw
Dahm
Darien
Fairfield
Brown
Port Au Prince
Barranquilla
Addie E Snow
Hinckley
Wilmington
Brow Head
Bengallynn
Webster
San Francisco
Queenstown
Bahla
Mary F Bliss
Fanning
St Johns
Bristol
Marabout
Ferguson
Philadelphia
Barrow
Anglesey
Bowden
Buenos Ayres
Chasseur
Olsen
Matanzas
Coatzacoalcos
Faraday
London
Hong Kong
Harrison , Johnson
Colby
New York
Halifax
Portia
Hamburg
Marsala
Honolulu
Oasipee
Port-au-Prince
Alvena
Galena
Jeremie
Lizzie Colby
Matheson
Luella A Snow
Cape Havti
Liverpool
Lake Nepigon
Norfolk
Discoverer
Caroline Gay
Rowe
Port Antonio
Edith McIntyre
Ross
Charleston
Port Natal
Africa
Mobile
Rio Janeiro
George W Pride, Jr
Savanna Lamar
Ar Dee
Alena Covert
Minniss
Annapolis
ST Jago
Carn Marth
ST John
Lottie B
Scott
Providence
Shanghae
Antoinette
Bunje
Tacoma
Isabel
Hodge
State of Maine
Nickels
John E Sayre
Rouse
Hakodate
Charles S Whitney
Spicer
Holo
Trinidad
Manuel
Maritime Shipping Notices from Various Ports
A dense log of vessels cleared sailed and arrived across Atlantic and Gulf ports including Astoria Baltimore Belfast Brunswick Bridgeport Black Rock Charlestown Fernandina Galveston Coglorgetown Jacksonville and Lynn with ships and steamers such as Alexandra Elwood Harlow Northgate Glendower Catawamteak Circe and City of Jackson ville, listing dates, ports of call, and cargoes in a period-typical shipping summary.
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Astoria
Alexandra
Hunter
United Kingdom
Baltimore
Elwood Harlow
King
New York
Wm H Kensel
Rose
Agnes Manning
Birdsall
Elizabeth $ Lee
Lee
Fall River
Charles Woolsey
Manken
Coles River
F & Waters
Fall
Northgate
St Vincent
Boston
Belfast
Antelope
Batchelder
Mary Farrow
Condon
Odell
Wade
Warren
Colson
Brunswick
Ross-shire
Hewitt
Savannah
Mary Jane
Cape Verd
Fannie L Child
Hart
Providence
Svea
Markussen
Tana
Harvizson
Hamburg
Abbie
Clifford
Storer
Swann Island
Davidson
Powell
Key West
Kremena
Menchaea
Bremen
Josep Rudd Halcock
Wilmington
McLean
Georgetown
Fernandina
Ar 17Th, Bark Hattie , Dixon, Yates, New York; Schs Wide Awake, Wingfield
Stephen Kennett
Hathorn
Susie
Oliver
Snare
Martinique
Lillie Fschmidt
Henderson
Berna
Coleberg
Buenos Ayres
Nassa
Kelley
Nassau
Three Sisters
Simpson
Maggie Cain
Meyers
Philadelphia
E C Alien
Gardner
New London
Galveston
New
Multiple ships sail from US East and Gulf ports to Europe and the Caribbean
The log records numerous vessels cleared at New Orleans New York Newport News and Philadelphia with destinations including Antwerp Bremen London and Havana. Sailed or cleared from Norfolk Newport Newport News Portland Boston Providence and other ports with steamers brig schooners and bark entries to ports such as Bre eten Saint John New York and Havana.
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Mobile
Craigton
McGowan
Liverpool
New Orleans
Teniers
Macaulay
Antwerp
Albany
Gough
Norfolk
Annie
Bremen
Port Eads
Sumatra
Havre
Marietta
Salerno
New London
Carrie E Pickering
Marshall
New York
Sir Thomas
Newport
Torbert
Weaver
Providence
Haverstraw
Mary Louise
Colfer
New Bedford
Moses
Azevedo
Fayal
Sdis
Emma F Angell
Baltimore
Caroline C
Lizzie Young
Andes
Haiti
Seneca
Wergeland
St Jago
Clara Bk McIlvery
Rosario
Martha Plucke
Lizzie Carter
Buenos Ayres
Brig Stella
Lyttleton
Hell Gate
Pound East
Alberta
Rio Janeiro
Clifton
McLean
Bahia
Gleaver
Slenderson
St John
Chantauquan
Deming
Higgins
Valdare
Farris
Perth Amboy
C French
Sherman
Staten Island
Masin
Comeau
Henry A Burnham
Ross
Schr Myronus
Chatto
Elizabethport
Douglass Haynes
Greenleaf
Portland
Murray
Portsmouth
RD Spear
Givan
Port Royal
Nellie Lamper
Oston
Wm Mason
Fella Maud
Dixon
Frank L P. Lawson
Demoiselle
Martin
Tay
Somerville
A Anthony
Morris
Maitland
Boston
Oregon
Candage
Rockland Tor Do
Nichmond
John Peifer
Pelotas
San Francisco
Two Brothers
McCartney
Tacoma
Blue Jacket
Storrs
Seattle
Mercury
Magine
Port Townsend
Jas A Borland
Davis
San Diego
Richard III
McIntyre
J C Ford
Mercer
Kahului
River Falloch
Davidson
Queenstown
Gatherer
Olsen
Wilna Slater
Nananimo
J M Griffiths
Arey
Port Ha
Carrollton
Freeman
Alaska
Parker
Savanna
Standara
Oram
City of Augusta
City of Macon
Aurora
Wilmington
Sirocco
Halifax
Dashing Waye
Connor
Port
Townsend
Tyber
Savannah
Robert Dillon
Leighton
Jacob Aall
Beraldsen
Santos
Barbados
Addie E Snow
Hinkley
Baranquilla
Pioneer
Ingram
Redwing
Johnson
Philadelphia
Passengers for transatlantic liners listed from Boston to multiple ports
From Boston for Liverpool by Cunard steamer Gallia sailing from New York F and F E Belden C E Pratt J H Whee lock. From Boston for Bremen by Norddeutscher Lloyd steamer Elbe sailing from New York The Hon Tilly Haynes Mrs Ada Haynes Hicky J Howard Duer Miss Marguerite Hall Miss Davis Gill Jacob Sleeper. From Boston for Havre by Transatlantique steamer La Gascogne sailing from New York Professor A Agassiz.
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Boston
Liverpool
Cunard
Gallia
New York
F&f
Mails Close At Boston For Various Overseas Routes
Postal notices list closing times for outgoing mail to Costa Rica via Port Limon, Truxillo via steamship 8 Oteri, Great Britain Ireland and Europe via Samaria, supplementary mail via Sama ria, Halifax via Worcester, Central America and South Pacific via Colon from New York, and Cuba to Tampa Key West route.
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Costa Rica
Port Limon
Foxhall
New Orleans
WD Cis Cee
Truxillo
Great Britain
Ireland
Samaria
Oston
Halifax
N. S
Newfoundland
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Worcester
Boston
Central America
South Pacific
Aspinwall
Guatemala
Colon
New York
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Trans-Pacific Mail Closes for Hawaii and Pacific Islands
For Hawaiian Islands the steamship Australia leaves San Francisco Jan 29 and Boston mails close Jan 23 at 5 pm. City of Papeiti sails to Society Islands Jan 31 from San Francisco. Alameda sails Feb 9 for Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan Ha waiian Islands from San Francisco with Boston closes Feb 3 at 1 pm. Mailers should send in Boston eight days before the stated dates.
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Hawaiian Islands
Australia
San Francisco
Boston
Society Islands
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Alameda
Steamers In and Out From Liverpool to Halifax and Beyond
Shipping notices list departures from Liverpool to Halifax Antwerp and Amsterdam with times for vessels including Samaria Norman and Sirius. Dues at New York and Boston routes show arrivals and sailings from firms like Warren & Co Wright & Sons Furness and Wright. Multiple ships scheduled today with approximate times and ports of call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daie
Agente
Iatiaae
Insielacia Boeata Etait Mareca
Antwerp
jJan
Furness Roman
Liverpool
Dan
Warren & Co Otranto
Klull
Sanderson &Son
Boston Today
Samaria
Martin Halifax
Rich
N & Bar
Norman
Samason
Worcester
Mir
Gardner
Rialto
Furness
Nevada
Quenst
Underhill
Waesland
Sotcarde
P Wright & Sons
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Tdve & Co Celtic
jJdan
Bismay
York
Anglit
Disa
Henderson Bros
Gailia
H Brown&Co
Noordland
Wright&sons
la Gascogne
Havre
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New Mexico
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Ala
Mississippi
Red Rivers
J. N. Wagna
Washington S
Beaton
Mass
Samuel H. Seaman
N. Y
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga. Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
Baltimore & Ohio
Geo. E. Smalley
Gen
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Company
North Side Central Wharf
India Wharf
Soth
H. M. Whitney
Mallory Lines
Alamo
Nueces
Lamvpasas
Canada Atlantic S.S. CO Limited
Lewis Wharf
Boston & Bangor S.S. Co. Winter Service
Camden
Searsport
Bucksport
Green’s Land
Swan’s Island
Sout Weet Harbor
Bar Harbor
Sorrento
William H. Hill
Able
Fortland
C.F. Williams
Commonwealth OF Amassachiid
Essex
County of
Frank A. Ashcroft
Jacob Schnellbacke
Frederick Schnellbacker
Marti Trinkaus
Peoria
Illinois
J. P. Schnellbacker
County of Essex
Dean Peabody
Honora Rue
Middlesex
Ellen Plaister
Arthur W. Plaisted
Beverly
Stat of
Danvers
Esse
Commonwealth
Arthur W
Ellen Plaisted
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Superior Court
A. D
Theo. C. Hurd
Theo Churd
Commonwealth OF Massachussetts
Tyler Brothers
John W. McKim
Albert L. Richardson
Ommon Wealth
Massachusetts
Charles L. Tuttle
Wheelock & Tuttle
Erastus Clark
James M. W. Hall
Massach Assetts
Court Room
Court Square
Fred H. Seavey
Glorg W. Thay.r
Thayer & Field
Edward P. Fifield
Fred H. Chester
Ho Nye
G. C. Burnham
Court
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