Various Local News Highlights From South Boston
Weekly city deaths total 184 with police ball receipts 14 059 dollars and expenses 1 292 25 dollars leaving 12 767 dollars. Lectures included John Fiske on American revolutionary history and H E Holt on music in education. The time ball at Equitable building dropped late due to machinery. Post 2 G A R raised 4 700 from a recent fair with 500 to Women’s Relief and 3 000 to relief fund. Democratic state committee organized with Sweeney as chairman Coveney secretary. Checker match planned between Edwin A Dargin and Isaac Morris Jr. Funeral of Samuel Leeds at 425 Broadway South Boston. M S Riley issued a calendar with tide times and standard time. Frank A Hill spoke on New England Primer Days at Y M C U.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Democratic State Committee
John P Sweeney
Lawrence
J W. Coveney
Cambridge
Edwin A. Dargin
Loston
Isaac Morris, Jr
Charlestown
Samuel Leeds
Broadway
Boston
Bk. F. Hayward
Riley
Young Men’s Christian Union
Frank A. Hill
Chelsea High School
New England
Calcutta
Pembroke Castle
Pearce
San Francisco
L L Sturgess
Limekin
George Skeffield
Hare
New York
Matterhorn
Dundee
Newman Hall
Slater
United Kingdom
Continent
Thomas Hilyard
Clarew
Loanda,Scott,Inc
Barks Cashmere
Lyon
Freeman, Howes
Isaac L Skelfield
Bishop,Inc
Frank Stafford
Smith
Colombo
Port
Antofagasta
Liverpool
Argyll
Callao
Kestrel Dunphy
Bermuda
Georgina
Zwicker
British West Indies
United States
Polly Stott
Haider
Iquique
Princess Louise
Perkins
Hampton Roads
Baltimore
Arctic
Walker
Pisagua
Edwin, Dickie
Philadelphia
Obituaries of Henry W Perkins and several notable locals
Obituary notices report the deaths of Henry W. Perkins cashier at Mount Vernon National Bank in Salem on January 19 after a brief illness. James Gleason of Stow a woollen manufacturer died January 19 after a prolonged illness. Gen William C Plunkett aged 84 died at Adams on January 19. he was lieutenant governor and a presidential elector. Additional notices: James Lancaster of Northport Maine died January 17 at 77. Horatio G Herrick's son Frederick St Clair Herrick died in Methuen. Funeral arrangements announced for Herrick with service in Lawrence conducted by Rev William Laurence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Perkins
Mount Vernon National Bank
Salem
James Gleason
Stow
Rockbottom
William C. Plunkett
Adams
Emery Washburn
Congregational Church
Charles
Wiliam
James Lancaster
Northport
Mr. Lancaster
Essex County
Mass
Maine
Lancaster
Frederick St. Clair Herrick
Horatio G. Herrick
Mr. Herrick
North Berwick
Wilbraham Academy
Amherst Agricultural College
Methuen
Massachusetts Board of Agriculture
Sheriff Herrick
Lawrence
William Laurence
Grace Church
Boston club and society events schedule in February and January
The Arion club hosts a fourth annual ball on Feb 20 in Bacon hall. J G Wood will lecture in Chicker ing hall starting Jan 29 with two matinees. Urban Literary association holds its third annual ball in Monument hall Charlestown on Feb 38. Boston produce exchange holds sixth annual dinner at Quincy house Jan 24 with Hon George A Bruce among guests. Tre ish land league of Massachusetts to host reception for J K and W Mond Red mond at Boston theatre Jan 17. Henry Ward Beecher to lecture Circuit of the Continent at Tremont Temple on Feb 6. South Boston athletic club marks its third anniversary at Odd Fellow's hall Feb 25. Shields' light guard fifth annual ball at Montgomery hall Jan 25. First Regiment Heavy Artillery association reunion at Quincy house Feb 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arion Club
Bacon Hall
J. G. Wood
London Naturalist
Chickering Hall
Urban Literary Association
Monument Hall
Charlestown
Boston Produce Exchange
Quincy House
George A. Bruce
Tre
Shields’ Light Guard
Ninth Regiment
Montgomery Hall
Regiment Heavy Artillery Association
Annual meeting of Society for the Higher Education of Women
Jacob Sleeper hall hosted the Society meeting as membership rose to 354 with 67 new names. The loan library holds 105 books. treasurer Miss Dellamore reported $1339.93 in receipts and £939.60 spent. Beneficiaries were 10 students aided, none over $100 except one case. Officers elected: President Miss Abby W. May. vice presidents Mrs. William Claflin, Mrs. William F. Warren, Miss Elizabeth S. Phelps, Mrs. Oliver tsrns, Mrs. Wilbur F. Clafin, Mrs. J. F. Arichard. secretary Miss Marion T. Lot. treasurer Miss Helen Collamore. auditor Mrs. Sleeper Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Higher Education of Women
Jacob Sleeper Hall
Dellamore
Abby W. May
William Claflin
William F. Warren
Elizabeth S. Phelps
Oliver
Tsrns
Wilbur F. Clafin
J. F. Arichard
Marion T.ilot
Helen Collamore
Sleeper Davis
Weather Summary for New England Fair
Indications point to a warm trend in New England with winds shifting from northwesterly to westerly. Expect generally higher barometer readings and settled conditions through the period.
Weather Report From Boston Observer Office 1884
Weather summary from Boston shows snow and clear days, barometer around 30.0 inches, mean daily thermometer 13.0 C or F units, with wind up to 17 NW, total snow and rain at 4.06 units, and humidity near 91.3 percent. Observations dated January 20, 1884.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Observer’s Office
Sienat Service
U.S. A
Dew Point
Bain
Weather Update From Boston Station January 20 1883
The War Department Signal Service United States Army Telegrams and Reports issued a general weather report for Boston dated January 20 1883 at 11 28 PM. The division notes options taken simultaneously at all stations for commerce and agriculture. The text records a coordinated telegraphic weather observation across stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
War Department
United States Army
Commerce
Entertainments: Evening Showings Across Boston Theatres
The Bijou presents The Beggar Student. Boston Museum Company offers Little Eamly evening performance. Park Theatre hosts Madison Square Theatre Company in evening program. Boston Theatre features John McCullough for a lively evening. Boylston Museum offers variety both afternoon and evening. Howard Athen and Zum present Howard Star Specialty. Globe Theatre screens Old Love Letters and Jon fusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIJOU
Boston Museum
Little Eamly
Park Theatre
Maidison Square Theatre Company
Boston Theatre
John McCullough
Boylston Museum
Howard Athen
Howard Star
Globe Theatre
Jon Fusion
Auctions Through Boots and Shoes Firms in Early City Trade
A list of upcoming sales by multiple merchants in Philadelphia and New York including Lippincott & Son Boots and Shoes and Richards & Co Soots and Shoes with sale times on January 22 and 23. Other items include 12 M Fruits Horatio Harris & Co dry goods W R Knight & Co fenders John H Osgose and more. Vendors such as Samuel Bunting's and J W Bradley & Co schedule sales of fashionable goods stock and carriage related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lippincott & Son
New York
Richards & Co
Horatio Harris & Co
Johnson, Moody & Go
Samuel Bunting
S & Co
W R Knight
Henry C Bird
Mining stock closing prices from San Francisco
San Francisco prices list mixed figures for Alta Colorado, Mt Diablo, Best and Belcher, Bochelle, Savage, and Sierra Nevada mining shares. Several entries appear garbled yet show small gains and declines, with Sierra Nevada and Virginia Grand Prize among listed names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Farancisco
Cal
Alta
CORC
Sane
Mt. Diablo
BOC Sons
Sierra Nevada
Virginia
Massachusetts Immigrants and Poor Care In 1883 Report
The annual board of health lunacy and charity report to the governor covers immigrants, the poor, and insanity. It notes 1883 arrivals in Boston at 42,084, with expenditures for removal and return of thousands, cost figures for pauper support across 346 Massachusetts towns, and a rise in insane inmates from 3,700 to about 4,000. It details state and private investments near 5.35 million, per-inmate costs around 3.11 weekly, and broader notes on insanity causes including heredity environment and education, plus inland fisheries activity and notes on the reform school superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Haggett
Boston
Tuke Fund
Ireland
United States
Massachusetts
Bridgewater
Westboro
Tewksbury
Walter Channing
America
Household Hints from Everyday Life and Craft Ideas
Practical homemaking tips cover plant safe carbolic use on soil, grease removal with flour, window cleaning with ammonia, and ham serving ideas. It includes potato croquettes from cold mash, canned fruit syrup treatment, dust removal with damp cloth, decorative table spreads with borders, and a wall rack made from fans tied together for hanging papers.
Fires and Damages Across Cities Spark Heavy Losses
A Boston stove fire at 970 Tremont Street caused $1,500 in damages at Mrs. Downing's dry goods store. Lynn saw multiple blazes including a factory at 34 Exchange Street with stock valued at $7,000 insured for $6,000 and a restaurant in a basement suffering $1,300 loss. Charlestown upper room fire at 7 Wallace Court cost $500, linked to Friday explosion. Other incidents include a hotel fire at 44 Howard Street, and fires at 20 Andrew Street, 36 Beacon Street, and 63 South Margin Street with varying damages. Reports from North Attleboro Providence New Orleans and other cities note extensive losses, insurance details, and causes such as overheated stoves and boiling fat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mary Downing
Tremont Street
Lynn
Exchange Street
Ellis & Wells
John Nickerson
Thomas Gaffney
Wallace Court
Charlestown
Gaffney
South Margin Street
Kelso & Cooper
Eliza Burns
Andrew Street
J. P. Tolman
Beacon Street
Eben Wright
George F. Fabian
Pearson
Howard Street
Beebo Heirs
J. H. Jones
Bates
Third Division
Anderson Street
George Holman
Ny Vyelegraph
North Attleboro
Mass
Washington Street
F. H. Gould & Co
Enterprise
Union Steam and Gas of Company
A. H. Sielch
C. A
Pennsylvania
Royal
Lancashire
Hovnston
New Orlwans
Minden
Morrell’s Point Landing
Toledo
Leipsic
Chicago
E. Schneider & Co
Lowell
Stony Brook Road
West Chelmsford
Lucknow
Ont
Tomlinson Bros
New Burca
N. Y
Haigh’s
Detroit
Mich
Paducah
St. Charles
Matters of General Interest to the Sporting Fraternity
A roundup of sport notes: Harvard Boat Club offers a second eight against Penn, a proposed English amateur cricket tour to America is abandoned, Fishkill skater Robert Henry covers 101 miles in 10 hours 20 minutes, and wrestling matches set for Hudson Massachusetts. Also upcoming meetings, matches, club elections, and a sheriff sale of Point Breeze Park in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Boat Club
University of Pennsylvania
America
Robert Henry
Fishkill
Fishkill Landing
Albany
Thomas Sweeney
Marlboro
Edward O'Neil
East Boston
Cambridge Lacrosse Club
Harry B. Hook
Charles J. McCann
Herbert D. Alien
Harry B. Hicckee
John J. Hern
Harry J. Cracy
Alfred Christiansen
New Haven Kennel Club
Starry Fredericks
Commercial Athletic Club
Working Boys
Eliot Street
Buffinton
Boston Baseball Club
Fall River
Boston Gun Club
Wellington
Joe Start
Providence
Marshall’s
Yatter
Eames
Campbell
Baker
Dorchester Yacht Club
Young’s Hotel
Cub House
Harrison Square
New England Association of Yachtsmen
Triumph of the Better Elements in Society Sermon
Rev. James De Normandie of Roxbury preaches at the Y M C A union on the Triumphs of the Better Elements in Society. He argues that the kingdom of God can be established here through faith, effort, and moral reform, citing abolition, labor relations, and temperance as examples of progress and renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James de Normandie
Roxbury
Y. M. C. Union
Jesus
The Week's Attractions At Local Theatres
Several venues announce new and revived shows this week. The Rajah at Park, Confusion revived at Globe with strong cast, Old Love Letters with Miss Jewett and Mr. Morrison, Little Em’ly at Museum, Gladiator third week at Boston, Howard specialty company back for a great variety, Beggar Student cast changes at Bijou, bright variety bill at Boylston, Mr George Wilson draws large benefit crowd at Museum, Mason benefit date undecided, Bendix concert at Meiononth today, Locie Richardson closes readings series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Globe
Miss Jewett
Mr. Morrison
Em’ly
Museum
Mr. McCullough
Boston
Howard Specialty Company
Bijou
Boylston
Mason
Bendix
Meionaonh
Locie Richardson
Forgery Suspect McCready Sought by Washington Police
Saturday afternoon local police received a dispatch from Washington police detailing 18 year old Joseph C McCready wanted for forging a check raising amount from five to five hundred dollars. He had served as a page in the national house of representatives and formerly lived in this city. Subsequent developments indicated he had come here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph C. McCready
McCready
National House of Representatives
Lynch and Richardson
Central Office
Cambridge Horse Railroad
Bowdoin Square
Martin
National Cadet Corps
A. P. Martin
Man Attempts City Hall Swindle Fleeing Mayor’s Money
J C Allen notes the man could not obtain funds from the mayor and fled. It is believed McCready tried to swindle several aldermen and department heads in the city hall, with some successes. Washington police will be notified and an officer may pursue the prisoner today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Allen
McCready
Washington
Suburban Shoe Trade Sees Mixed Week and Tragedy Echoes
The shoe trade reports fewer orders than last year but recent week gains show improvement with firms receiving duplicate shipments for immediate delivery. News of the City of Columbus disaster disrupts several shipments from Lynn and prompts production holds. Memorial services honor Wallace W. Wright as his Sunday School aids plan funeral steps. Local notes include a bar masque, election movements, council actions, and police chief praise. Miscellaneous items recount fines, theft cases, a Natick sewer suit, and a Lynn accident where a streetcar crossed downed gates to avoid collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
City of Columbus
C. A. Coffin & Co
C. B
Wright
Chapin
St. Valentine’s
Geo. F. Babbitt
Merrimac and Middlesex Sunday School Union
John P. Holden
Common Council
Marvin Lincoln
Friends of
Chas. C. Blanchard
Arrests for larceny and a spate of South End deaths
Samuel Thompson was arrested for larceny of an overcoat from Charles Herbert in July. George W. Campbell died after being found insensible from whiskey and opiates. Eugene Bolton, a South Boston newsboy, was arrested for larceny of $35 from a man on Essex street. Edward Carrigan died at home after illness at his store. Philip W. Riley was injured by shafting at Stickney and Poor's spice factory and taken to Mass General. Frank Hill was arrested for larceny from Shepard Norwell. Charles H. Pratt was arrested in Lynn on robbery charges and linked to recent city garrotings. John Gillman and Charles Pratt identified as Boston robbers. Martin Brophy missing since Dec 24. Ann E. McCann slipped and fractured her hip at Hotel Brunswick. Mary Marsh slipped and fractured her wrist on Friend street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Samuel Thompson
Charles Herbert
George W. Campbell
Island Street
City Hospital
Eugene Bolton
South Boston
Essex Street
Edward Carrigan
Washington Street
Ashland Place
Philip W. Riley
Allen Street
Bunker Hill
Stickney
Poor’s
Massachusetts General Hospital
Frank Hill
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Winterstreet
Charles H. Pratt
Lynn
Thomas Murphy
John Gillman
Charles Ht. Pratt
Boston
Martin Brophy
Chelsea Street
Charlestown
Mystic Wharf
Ann E. McCann
Brunswick
Boylston
Berkeley Steel
Mary Marsh
Auburn Court
Friend Street
Scene of Hanover Street disaster partial loss list
Thousands visited the Hanover street explosion site over the weekend as debris cleared and sidewalks remained strewn. Merchants report losses of about 7 000 dollars at J Wolf clothing, 7 000 at Samuel Orr hats, 500 at H B Greene jewelry, and 200 at P Barnard tailor. one victim, William Conly, remains gravely ill after the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Street
J. Wolf
Blackstone and
Hanover Streets
Blackstone Street
Samuel Orr
H. B. Greene
P. Barnard
William Conly
Flavover Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Blake
Astor Centenary Ball In New York Society Flutter
New York society buzzes over tonight's ball marking the one hundredth anniversary since the Astor departed Holland. Invitations are scarce and coveted. The service costs 175000 and is crafted from solid silver and gold. Floral decor will remain in its natural state. Music comes from Landers Gilmore's and the seventh regiment bands. The event aims for elegant simplicity and serves to settle rival operatic factions by relying on invitations from the academy supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Astor
Holland
Landers
Gilmore’s
Seventh Regiment
Academy
Navy Yard Shrinks As Connecticut Rehab Starts
Navy yard nearly closed with only a few in each department while eighty men work in the lower yard cutting into the old warship Connecticut. Powhattan chef Gormez discharged for liquor sales aboard. Yard horse-shoer discharged. About 250 men employed. Chief Clerk Green retains post. Simonds, Bently, and Pattee demoted to store laborers at 250 per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
Connecticut
Gormez
Powhattan
Peng
Green
Simonds
Bently
Pattee
SAILING OF THE OCHEAN STEAMERS Ocean Steamers to Arrive
Ocean steamers are due to arrive this week with details of schedules and ports. Officials expect ships to land cargo and passengers after a delay caused by recent storms and rough seas along major routes.
Mails Close at Boston Postoffice for Europe by Steamer
Europe mail routes listed from New York with sailings to Queenstown Liverpool Brest Havre Southampton Bremen and Cherbourg. Steamers Cephalonia Spain Lessing Circassia Main and Adriatic are named with departure days and times from New York, including January 22 25 with 7 30 PM and 3 00 PM slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpoo
Wisconsin
New York
Liverpool
France
Brest
Havre
Southampton
Bremen
Salier
Liverwool
Spain
MAN Oes Sosnick Nasep Eianskbieesknierkilseee Tool
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Homware
Lessing
Saechsenerssee
Scotland
Glasgow
Circassia
Steamer Activity and Clearances on Atlantic Routes
Ships sailing from Genoa Naples and Leghorn to Gibraltar pass with passengers to Henderson Brothers while a heavy 24 hour southwest gale hits after fair weather. Other steamers Falmouth Cambridge Tremont tremble through Eastport Portland Philadelphia New York and Baltimore with cargo and passengers. several vessels cleared including Gazelle Moseley Glad Tidings and Neptune under various owners and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidonian
Small
Genoa
Naples
Leghorn
Valencia
Gibraltar
Henderson Brothers
Falmouth
Hail
St John
Eastport
Portland
Moise
W H Kilby
Cambridge
Ingraham
Winterport
James Littlefield
Tremont
Donovan
William Weeks
Jacob Reed
Nickerson
Philadelphia
Carroll
Brown
Halifax
F W Nickerson
Glad Tidings
Hatfield
M Whitney
Miller
Clark
Baltimore
Norfolk
Sampson
Spartan
Samson
William Hays
Wall
Brunswick
P Ellicott & Co
Larcom
W Uby
Weather Stalls Coastal Steamer Run and Cabin Passenger Disruptions
Maritime report notes Manitoban with midset cabin and 45 steerage aboard facing strong westerly gales and heavy seas throughout voyage. Intense cold, snow storms after Banks follow. Saxon Philadelphia noise and passengers bound for E B Sampson. Varied vessels including Catalonia and Spartan report wind from north to northeast. Cambridge resumes voyage after brief return due to heavy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoban
Barrett
Glasgow
H& H Aslan
Saxon
Snow
Philadelphia
E B Sampson
Viola May
Catalonia
Wi Miller
Carroll
Allegheny Spartan
Neptune
Professor Morse
VINEYARD WAVEY FRIDAY SAILING AND WRECK NOTICE
Maritime brief lists multiple vessels sailing from Vineyard Sound and surrounding ports on Friday January 18 with details of life boat damage from City of Columbus wreck, plus arrivals and in port ships at Gloucester and Lubec and noted weather stress. Key names include Speedwell McRitchie City of Columbus lifeboat, Ida A Thurlow Young, Gracie M Parker Foster, Nellie Bruce Somerville, and Albion of various flags. Also reports steamer Isis and other schooners bound for Portland Boston and Gloucester with several vessels interchanging ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Waven
United States
Speedwell
McRitchie
New York
Portsmouth
Icis Bay State
Baker
Elizabethport
Boston
Lizzie
McNichol
Fanning
Eastport
Ida A Thurlow
Young
Grand Menon
Vineyard Sound
City of Columbus
Gay Head
Nellie Bruce
Sommerville
Frank L P
Lawson
St John
Provincetown
lIn Port
Or Raat
Jumbo
Clark
Westport
Sath
Isis
Johnson
Portland
Robert D Rhodes
Menheagan Isle
Hattie Maud
Proute
St George
Excelsior
Pinkham
Easport
Gloucester
Outer Harbor
Cable Despatches From Teeneen To New York
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures with vessels such as Chippewa Lynch Nantes Saint Simon Bohemia Brierly Hall Kansas Flora Amerique and steamer Amerique. Trades include routes from Port ugal New Orleans Havre and Boston to New York San Francisco and Brunswick with dates Jan 17 to Jan 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teeneen St
Chippewa
Lynch
Portugal
Havre
Nantes
New Orleans
Saint Simon
New York
Liverpool
Bohemia
Trask
San Francisco
Brierly Hall
Schiebe
Brunswick
Chapman
Anderson
Galveston
Kansas
Boston
Flora
Stafford
Smith
Amerique
New Orn
Merchants’ Exchange
Fastmnet
Republic
Irving
Biavana
City of Merida
Vera Cruz
Live
Missouri
Port de Paix
Witherspoon
Shepperd
Hayti
Jennie Cobb
Small
Port Au Prince
Cameo Neal
Minnie Swift
Arey
Orchilla
Britannia
Hotchkiss
Demerara
Rabboni
Coombs
Turks Island
Osage
Shearer
Philadelphia
Sydney Nsw
Australia
Guest
British Empire
City of Mexico
Fishermen Report Glouster Vessel Aground In Harbor
At Portsmouth Nebraska on January 19 the fishing schooner Lizzie Robie of Gloucester is ashore in the harbor with damage unknown. In Gloucester Massachusetts January 19 reports say fish receipts for the past 24 hours totaled 17 000 pounds of haddock. The schooner Fannie Spurling from Portland bound for Port au Prince with dish arrived last night. Winds east northeast rising with a thickening snow storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Lizzie Robie
Gloucester
Mass
Fannie Spurling
Portland
Port Au Prince
Shipping notices list multiple vessels and routes
Ships Manuel Liaguno Eskdale Raphael in ballast and cargo routes are noted. Bars St Bernhard and St Olaf depart from Bremen and Montreal for New York and Buenos Ayres, with coordinates and dates. Bark Wenonah Banana Swansea coordinates, Bark Wm Hales off Cape of Delaware, Eva May Turks Island to Boston with date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Liaguno
Stakpole
New York
San Francisco
Eskdale
Currie
Liverpool
Portland
Raphael, Sherman
Hong Kong
Bars St Bernhard
Wessels
Bremen
St Olaf
Nor
Severtsen
Montreal
Buenos Ayres
Lon
Wenonah
Thomas
Swansea
Banana
Wm Hales
Elliot
Cape of Delaware
Eva May
Turks Island
Boston
Cape Delaware
MARINE NOTES. Ice opened from Philadelphia to sea
The report notes the ice broken and the channel open from Philadelphia to the sea. Calais Maine reports navigation closed as far as Perver steamboat wharf. Steamer Tatburm from Baltimore to Belfast had a new rudder placed at Halifax and will sail soon. Fleetwing, sunk pig iron near Saybrook, has been raised and will be repaired at New London. Sir Cassie Jameson reports off Wilmington with a missing seaman. Collisions near Lisbon involve Klarks Sneklokke and Anna Maria D Abundo with repairs estimated. Rio Grande notes bar conditions improving, dredging machine expected to deepen the channel at Rio Janeiro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Calais
Perver
fTatburm
Baltimore
Belfast
Halifax
Sch
Perth Amboy
Portsmouth
Saybrook
Scott
New London
Sir Cassie Jameson
Charleston
Elizabethport
Wilmington
Henry Ederson
Klarks Sneklokke
Nor
Anna Maria D’ Abundo
Ital
New York
Lisbon
Tribunal of Commerce
Rio Grande
Rio Janeiro
Shipping Losses and Salvage Tales From the Atlantic Run
The Liverpool bark Einar Schutte arrived New York January 19 after losing foretopmast and main topgallant mast on passage. The schooner John S Wood, Galveston to Millville NJ, reached Key West January 6 to repair rigging and sailed January 10 for destination. An unknown lumber laden schooner dragged ashore at Hyannis January 18 on the flats east of the harbor and will likely come off. Florence L Schepp ashore January 18 on Brigantine Shoals near New York but came off after jettisoning twenty tons of deck load. Northern Light from Bluefields for Jacksonville with fruit put into Key West January 18 to repair chain plates. cargo ripe, to be sold there. Bark Louise, Hamburg to Savannah, January 15, had hurricane damage in the Gulf Stream and was listing but not taking water much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einar Schutte
Liverpool
New York
John S Wood
Galveston
Millville
Key West
Hyannis
Florence L Schepp
St Croix
London
Golden Fleece
Salt
St Johns
Leghorn
Schoomer Frank McDonnell
Jacksonville
Philadelphia
Dames Point
Oranaska
Allen
Sullivan
Republic
Baltimore
Rotterdam
Littlestone
Dungeness
City of Chicago
Sandy Hook
Devonia
Glasgow
Kanawha
Mary D Mathewson
Provincetown
Mass
Potomac River
New Haven
William Lawrence
Hooper
Savannah
Stilman
Brothertor
Boston
Sche Heien
Benedict
Hanson
Sherman
Rogers
Maud Sherwood
Kelley
William P Hood
Davis
Bertha F Walker
Westgate
Ellen M Golder
McLeod
Amelia G Schmidt
Pashley
Charleston
Carrie $ Hart
Southerd
Providence
William T Hart
Kate B Oglen
Newbuy
Bridgeport
George Are
A P Cranmer
van Gilder
Lemuel Hall
Allyn’s Point
Neliie W Craig
Pearce
Somerset
Hattie
Lero
Craizaliion
Screamer
Wandrahm
Brunswick
James E Woodhouse
Laury
Charlestom
Norge
Henricksen
Stettin
R Hesper
Wilson
Gertrude Ene Oo
Wilmington
Del
F Lee
Marts
Newtown Creek
H Howe
Church
Darien
Herlof
Herlofsen
Elizabeth NJ
Cassie Jameson
Collins
Munroe
Birzes
Laurin
Mow Hill
Williams
Aracaju
Romanby
Darnell
Marbella
Matthew Bedlington
Huston
Chanwick
Galvestonm
Neto
Lodge
Cardiff
Mustang
Berkeland
Matanzas
Phoenix
Westergate
Agon
Queenstown
United States
Galletin
Mitchell
Charlie
Willie
Weed
Rockland
Virginia
Gilmore
John E Sanford
Hendren
Alfred W Fisk
White
Cora
Nickerson
Annie T Bayley
Bearse
Scis
Florida
Warren
Belfast
Nellie V.rokes
Thompson
Frank McDonnell
Willets
A Dewitt
Delahant
Newport
Port Eads
Lettie Stewart
Adams
Barbadoes
Italia
Lauro
Lisbon
Auguste
van Harten
Bremen
Cassius
Sebastopol
E B Ward
Belize
Norfolk
Blackstone
Kent
West Point
Addie Schlaefer
Deacon
Mary Miller
Pacific
Wm H Bowen
Hog Island
Newport News
Meredith
Reston
Crabbe
Port de Paix
Ariadne
Johannesen
Dantzic
York City
Alderson
Dundee
Romano
Hull
Engbrigs
Towner
Perkin
Robert Dillon
Sanford
Port Royal
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List of names and places from an old society page
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Campbel
Rochester
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Berkeley
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Patent SWNT Solicitors and local trades seen in ad listing
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