Richmond Terminal ties up East Tennessee road control
The East Tennessee Virginia & Georgia line is handed to Richmond & West Point Terminal Company. Directors will add Calvin Brice Samuel Thomas and George S Scott as East Tennessee and Richmond Danville reps. A collateral loan of 8.5 million funded the 4.5 million cash deal with First National Bank and a syndicate including Brice Thomas Inman Rockefeller Scott Moore Schley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Road
Richmond & West Point
Calvin S. Brice
Samuel Thomas
George 8. Scott
East Tennessee
Richmond & Danville
First National Bank
Messrs. Brice and
Thomas
John H. Inman
John D. Rockefeller
George, Scott
Coal stocks buoyed by strike outlook says Henry Clews Co
Henry Clews & Co in its circular reports coal stocks have been favored and gained attention as the strike situation looks toward settlement. It notes workers earned 75 cents daily twenty-five years ago and now average about 2 dollars, with greater purchasing power except for rents, implying limited grounds for coal strikers to complain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clews & Co
Schuylkill Navigation Co Receivers Appointed
A bill filed in the U S Circuit Court at Philadelphia requests receivers for the Schuylkill Navigation Company, leased by Reading Railroad. Frederick Fraley and William Tilghman were named receivers, with fears of potential impact on Reading’s reorganization plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuylkill Navigation Company
United States
Philadelphia
Reading Railroad Company
Frederick Fraley
William Tilghman
Reading
Norfolk and Western seeks extra bonds list on NYSE
The Norfolk and Western Company asks the New York Stock Exchange to list $400,000 additional improvement and extension 6 per cent bonds of 1934 and $203,000 additional general mortgage 6 per cent bonds. These bonds retire $100,000 consolidated 8 per cent bonds and $93,000 consolidated second preferred 6 per cent bonds of the South Side Railroad Company maturing January 1, 1857.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk & Western Company
New York Stock Exchange
South Side Railroad Company
Reading company withdraws from South as market for coal
New York reports Read ing company consented to withdraw from the South as a coal market ending warfare with Pennsylvania. Texas Pacific receivers may face court action in New Orleans for interest arrears on first mortgage bonds. Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton declares a 2 percent dividend payable February 1. Nine months’ gross earnings to December 31 1886 reached 2 309 22, up 139 218 from 1885. Erie Despatch line reportedly has 1400 idle freight cars in New England. Oregon & California line will connect San Francisco and Portland improving Northern Pacific’s link to southern points. Judge Burke denies defalcation at Hocking Valley. Northern Pacific weekly earnings up 14 759. Indiana Bloomington & Western up 14 041. Boston & Lowell carnival decorations light up Washington street. J H Richards named receiver for St Louis Fort Scott Wichita Railroad by Kansas judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reading Company
South
Pennsylvania
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Pennsylvania Compan
Cincinnati, Hamilton
Richmond
New York Railroad
New England
Erie
Oregon & California Railroad
San Francisco
Portland
Northern Pacific
Oregon Navigation Company
Burke
Hocking Valley Company
Northern Pacific Road
Indiana, Bloomington & Western Road
Dow
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Washington Street
Fort Scott
Ark
J. H. Richards
St. Louis, Fort Scott & Wichita Railroad Company
Brewer
Circuit Court of Kansas
Fishery Convention Invites Broad Union of Fisheries
The American Fisheries Union under President George Steele reports a push to unite all U S fishing sectors under one working organization. A convention is called for February 23 in Gloucester to form a permanent association encompassing salt and fresh water fish, oils, fish fertilizers, oysters, and related industries with wide delegate representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
American Fishery Union
George Steele
United States
North American
United States Menhaden Oil and Guano Association
New York
Fishing Industr
Mass
Rockland firm buys Atlantic Wharf and Lime Manufactory assets
F Cobb & Co of Rockland has purchased all property belonging to the Atlantic Wharf and Lime Manufactory of the Boston and Bangor Steamship Company. The deal includes the wharf, buildings, shipyard, kilns, kiln privileges and adjoining land. The property will be improved by the buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
F. Cobb & Co
Atlantic Wharf
Boston & Bangor Steamship Company
Atlantic
Amicable settlement ends Lynn Railway labor dispute
Lynn Railway Company and Knights of Labor reach an agreement after months of tension. Key changes include reducing Boston and Washington avenue route trips from seven to six, setting nine hours per car, and fourteen consecutive hours for the Lynn line. Wages rise for night and floor men, towboys, and horses allocated to hostlers with most minor demands granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn & Boston Railroad Company
Knights of Labor
Boston
Lynn
Revere
Washington Avenue
Granite Hall
Chelsea
Amos F. Creed
E. F. Oliver
E. C. Foster
Boston and
Record of Fires Across Several Towns Jan 21 - 22
Fire reports from Farmington New Westminster Canton Saint Albans Plymouth Greenfield show multiple blazes. Notable losses include Drummond Hall in Farmington with 3000 dollars damage and three deaths at the Westminster Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Drummond Hall
Broadway
Stoddard
Lincon & Richards
Byron Farrar
L. G. Preston
Canton
Giovanni Guidagh
Sr. Albans
Maquam Shore
J. A. Bedard
Mr. Donaldson
Bedard
Donaldson
Plymouth
N. H
Brook Farm
Mad River Street
Thornton
George B. Foss
Greenfield
Pond’s
F. W. Bangs
Bangs
Police take over Pinkerton post at Jersey City docks
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad withdrew the Pinkerton guards from the embankment behind the yards near the docks. Jersey City police, led by Inspector Lange, now occupy the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
Pinkerton
Lange
Gertie Nelson Fights Poison Overdose At Mountpeever
Gertie Nelson about 20, employed by H. E. Slayton, attempted suicide by taking Rough on Rats. Brother found her soon after. condition critical but antidotes may save her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountpeever
Gertie Nelson
H. E. Slayton
Boston-bound vessels list ships sailing from various ports
A compiled ledger of vessels headed to Boston with origins and sail dates including Adam W Spies from Iloilo on Nov 12 and Emily F. Whitney from Montevideo on Dec 29, among many others such as Annie Lewis from Buenos Ayres and Panay from Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Adam W Spies
Field
Am Bark
Iloilo
Adeline
Bret
Gerbark
Manila
Annapolis
Bartaby
Br Bark
Annie Lewis
Lewis
Aim Bark
Buenos Ayres
Be Oe
Sw Bark
Rio Grande Do Sul
A Hy
Aus Bark
Montevideo
Emily F. Whitney
Rollins
Evie Reed
Whittier
Singapore
Ellen Crusoe
Mountford
Monrovia
Gide
Hawes
Madagascar
George
Exorere Hall
Calcutta
George S Homer
Melbourne
Rior
Highlands
Owens
Chittagong
Iceberg
Carver
Inde Oe Pratt
Pisagua
Kirkcudbrightshire
Baxter
Leone
Esposito
Ital
Messina
Passengers Arrive from Boston to Liverpool on Umbria
From Boston for Liverpool by Cunard steamship Umbria sailing from New York Mr and Mrs G H L Sharp Mr John Carden Mr A P Green Miss C G Green Mr H Fennessey Mr G W Colby Mrs H G Peterson Mr A P Read Mr George W Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Liverpool
Cunard
Umbria
New York
H L Sharp
John Carden
A P Green
C G Green
H Fennessey
G W Colby
H G Peterson
A P Read
George W Grant
Shipping News From Antwerps To London
Ships and routes listed with JAN dates include Waesland from New York and Marseilles via Havre, Euphrates from Japan and China to New York, Maharajah Savannah to Bremen, Prydain ore carrier from the Mediterranean, Wellfield from Philadelphia, Serra from New Orleans, Hampshire from China and Japan to New York, City of New York from San Francisco to Hong Kong, York City from Boston to London, and several other vessels navigating across the Atlantic and to Far East ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Waesland
New York
Marseilles
New Orleans
Havre
Aden
Euphrates
Japan
China
Dungeness
Maharajah
Savannah
St Michaels
Bremen
Gibraltar
Prydain
Mediterranean
Lfield
Phila Iull
Wellfield
Notice to Captains at Boston Signal Station
Observations made January 21 at 7 AM local time correspond to noon Greenwich Time with wind and barometer readings. Captains are advised to correct their barometer by adding one one hundredth of an inch for every ten feet above sea level. The MINIATURE ALMANAC notes date January 22 with sun and moon data and length of day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Signal Station
Boston
Port of Boston Arrivals and Voyages Report
The Port of Boston bulletin lists arrivals and movements including the Virginian from Liverpool with gale damage, D H Miller from Baltimore, Williamsport from Philadelphia, Tremont from Portland, City of Gloucester from Gloucester, and steamer Glaucus from New York. Foreign steamer Samaria bound Liverpool clears, and several coasting and coastal vessels depart or sail for destinations such as Norfolk and Smyrna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginian
Thayer & Lincoln
Lon
Istrian
Fox
Boston
Liverpool
Berry
New York
H M Whitney
Astrea
Oestmann
Port Elizabeth
CGH
Gillespie, Moffatt & Co. Wessel & Lootz
St Helena
Gil
Equator
Nantucket Shoals
Ella May
Mayo
Provincetown
James Iyes
Smead
Baltimore
Rodney Parker
Higgins
Amboy
William R Drury
Bond
Brunswick
Jane
Wilmington
E H Furber
Wentworth
Samaria
Roberts
Cunard 8S Co
S ‘Algo
Busch Susie Prescott
Glass
St John
Hatheway & Co
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
Charles JF Williams
Lake Winnipeg
Campbell
J B Brigham & Co
Gothenburg City
Harrison
Furness
William Cobb
Chase
Mayo & Cor
Jonathan Bourne
Thompson
Norfolk
Fitz Bros & Co
Kansas
Storm King
Laurens
Oakland
J L. Bowen
Shipping News Briefs From New England Ports
From Vineyard Haven to Boothbay and Gloucester, multiple vessels, including the City of Augusta Meader and Sarah Louise, sail for New York and Baltimore with wind at SW light to strong. Boating incidents include Lyra tearing sails near New York and the Led Rapid Transit collision at harbor outer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Carleton
Storm King
Boston
New York
City
Augusta
Meader
Baltimore
Walter Scott
Harrington
St John
Sarah Louiise
Festina Lente
Jeane
Freethy
Julia A Ward
Noyes
Norfolk
Normandy
McIntyre
Hoston
Safied
Schs
Melinda
Gracie M Parker
Julia A
Wind
WSW
Strong
Boothbay
Lyra
Jones
St Johns
Para
Machias
Scis
Lealand
Maud Matlock
Mary Elizabeth
Vortland
Humboldt
Pinkham
Fred Smith
Trask
Congress
Harris
Rockland
James Nichols
Brewer
Portsmouth
M J Elliott
Thurston
Salem
Gloucester
21St
Icis Oceanus
Lady Lincoln
Phil Sheridan
Oresa
Ranid
Transit
Flora Dilloway
Edward P Boynton
Charles Ho Boynton
Georges
Portland Packet
Pembroke
Powena
Parrsboro
Cecil H Law
Adam Terry
Canso
Newfoundland
KR Crittenden
Gertie Evelyn
Davy Crockett
Maritime Shipping Movements From January Port Records
Shipping news lists vessels departing and entering ports including Bristol Dover Dungeness Falmouth Gibraltar Havre Liverpool London Oporto Queenstown Rio Janeiro St Johns NF and Teneriffe. Vessels include bark Olvier Emery Deseti Dubrovacki Blucher Smidt Everest Auriga Koh-i-Noor Braekka Nicolaus Knudsen Queen of the West and others with owners captains and routes such as New York Philadelphia Savannah Genoa Galveston San Francisco and Montevideo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Oliver Emery
Swatridge
St Johns
Cett
Deseti Dubrovacki
Aus
Martinich
New York
Cagliari
Deal
Bark Blucher
Stellmann
Antwerp
DOVER
Bark Smidt
Ger
Weyhausen
Bremen
Dungeness
Everest
Robbins
London
Philadelphia
Falmouth
Auriga
Davies
Iquique
Irby
Shaw
San Francisco
Pythomene
Archer
Gibraltar
Koh-i-Noor
Dingle
Genoa
Galveston
Havre
Braekka
Jansen
Savannah
Josephus
Rogers
Nicolaus Knudsen
Beck
Queen of the West
Vans
Scotia
Sprague
New Orleans
JLULL
Cedric the Saxon
McNair
Lisbon
Clementina
Baul
Santa Anna
Ital
Jaccarino
Liverpool
Nushka
Little Bay
Robin
le Ruez
Rio Janeiro
Hamburg
Caldwell
Altai
Pensacola
Oporto
Agnes
Knudsen
Queenstown
Montevideo
Lillian
Mealey
Newport
E. Teneriffe
Aimelia A
Span
Tejera
Bravo
Christopherson
Mollie
Bahama
Mark Lane
Metapedia
Bluefields, Inc
Brigham
Texas
Couch
Portland
Victoria
Rehm
Caibarien
Sch Scotia
Shearer
Mobile
Jlth
Odorilla
Holland
Cardiff
Schiller
Steinborner
Blucher
Baltimore
Freese
Breen
Cornelius
Windhorst
Pdieppe
Arto
Unanima
Korff
Dunkirk
Talisman
Baker
Domville
Stanton
Punta de Lobos
Greenock
Belgravia
Glasgow
Norwegian
Stephen
Halifax
Union
Peterson
Perambuco
Daisy
Pye
Jamaica
Parejero
Davidson
Noisiel
Savaria
Harseilles
Ellie
Watt
Porto Rico
E White
Bonnell
Havana
William G Davis
Gilkey
Alsar
John Currier
Biethed
Moravia
Petzoldt
Rice
Alice
Swain
Boston
Texan
Wallace
St Thomas
Floridian
Winder
Colon
Wylie
Republic
New York Direct
George Davis
Pitt
Wilmington
Greyhound
Wheeler
Eureka
Dee
Fray Bentos
Sprint
Port Townsend
Nautilus
Michale
Raiatea
Vera Cruz
Manhattan
New
New Havana
Quarantine Buoy Drifting Off Station Near Bell Buoy
Buoy No 15 listed a quarter mile east of its proper position while the spar buoy near the Bell buoy is adrift. The report notes navigational aids in Quarantine, ST.
Shipping notices from Norfolk to Liverpool and other ports
The list records ships and captains with routes and dates including Charles Bal from Norfolk to Liverpool on Jan 14, Nancy Pendleton from San Francisco to Queenstown on Nov 27 with coordinates 37 50S 30 20W, Duanvegan from Iquique to Antwerp on Nov 17 at 54 33S 59W, and May M Dyer from Bluefields to New York on Jan 20 off Cape Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bal
Man
Norfolk
Liverpool
Nancy Pendleton
Pendleton
San Francisco
Queenstown
Duanvegan
Gray
Iquique
Antwerp
Sch May M Dyer
Bradley
Bluefields
New York
Capes of Virginia
Customs forward cargo from ship Hertha after stranding
The Wilmington Delaware customs collector was authorized to forward to Philadelphia the cargo of the ship Hertha stranded at Ocean View. The load includes railroad iron and cement. A cablegram reported Mark George R Crowe from New York for Hobart Town burned in Australian water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia
Hertha
Ocean View
Mark George R Crowe
New York
Hobart Town
Nova Scotia
Halifax
London
Florida
Beard
Liverpool
Newport News
Kinsale
Montreal
Hunter
Portland
Carleton
Penope
Hayford & Stetson
Ship News Roundup Echoes Coastal Perils and Delays
A trove of ship movements and mishaps from ports including Norfolk Narragansett Philadelphia and New York reports a fire of damage and several wrecks. Notable items include barges bearing coal and cattle losses along with steamer and bark incidents and distant vessel recoveries.
Foreign Ports Shipping Movements and Arrivals
A compiled list of vessels sailing, in port, or cleared at various foreign ports on January 20 and surrounding dates. Entries mention bark Bravo Mollie Brig ham steamer Lincoln and multiple ships, with origins including New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Liverpool among others.
Vast Atlantic Cargo Movements Across Ports
A detailed ship and steamer ledger shows arrivals and clearances at Baltimore New York Charleston Fernandina Galveston and other ports. Vessels include steamers City of Columbia Lehigh Valley ships Larnica Saxon and Franconia with multiple cleara nces to Havre Antwerp Lisbon and Newport News. Coastwise notes log passing Hell Gate and routes to Boston Philadelphia and New Orleans with cargoes and consignments listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Boston
Austin Baldwin
Cargasso
Palermo
Maud H Dudley
Oliver
Fernandina
Philadelphia
Wim Wilson
Berry
New York
Norfolk
A . Kindberg
Mount
Richmond
Hattie L Sheets
Dole
Georgetown
E V Glover
Ingersoll
Charleston
Belle Q’neill
Pensacola
Lord Gough
Liverpool
Stroma
Newport News
Portland
Edward Waite
Havana
Helen
G Moseley
Holt
Matanzas
Portsmouth
Henry Sutton
Tullock
Perth Amboy
Henry P Havens
Curtis
James Warren
Falkingham
Providence
Wm P Hood
Davis
Baltimore
Schs
Bent
Poole
Carrie S Hart
Southard
Chase Baylis
Hall
AN Francisco
Wm Benton
Escnen
Hueneme
Grace Roberts
Larsen
Port Townsend
Templar
Knaocke
Seattle
Clara
Kuhlman
Newcastle
Savannah
William Crane
Billups
Benjamin Hale
Jeanie Lippett
Chase
City of Macon
Kelly
Tybee
Pohona
Jamieson
Anna R Bishop
Rwand
Darien
Wood's Holl
Mary T Kimball
Gilley
Maggie S Hart
Cuaney
Bull River
Rose Inness
Marwick
Caleta Buena
Seris Altaretta Campbell
Campbell
Martie A Holmes
Burr
Cassian Brenson
Anderson
Jacob Reed
Nickerson
Ellwood Harlow
King
Jobn Jackson
Williams
Harrowgate
Fowler
Benisaf
Romanby
Parker
Dublin
Johns Hopkins
Foster
Berkshire
March
Macaulay
Bennett
Hamburg
Idis Ida Lawrence
Young
John Rose
Allen
Mary Bradshaw
van Gilden
Jersey City
Zach Sherman
Coombs
Sailea
Helena
Algitha
Cerdic
Katie
Mark Alhambra
Wimp H Fredson
Kate M Hilton
Maud Sherwood
May Williams
Arist
Harrogate
Rhosina
Porman
Cedar Keys
Holden
Pinkham
City of Columbia
Meee
Nellie W Howlett
Buckalow
Charles S Davis
Sooy
Port Royal
Cheater
Barren Island
James H Gordon
Powell
Virginia
Bearse
Chile
Barcelona
Eliza Barss
Bermuda
Alfred
White
Fannie E Wolston
Duyton San Fernando
Pall River
Twilight
Collins
Saxon
Sherman
Galveston
Hussey
Norton
Franklin
Perry
Larnuica
Boyd
Antwerp
Anna
Menkins
Jose D Bueno
McCall Matanzas
Ethel
Sopp
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Southard Hurlbert
Watts
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Satilla
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Lepanto
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Hull
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la Champagne
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Randle
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Alice Montgomery
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Bueno
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Overgaard
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Marion King
Smith
Fleetwood
Isaiah Hart
Murciano
Saturnina
Hoston
Almeria
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Sarah A Fuller
Hart
Barks S Battistino
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Gem
Bray
Henry F Mason
Percy
John E Kranz
Pitcher
May O'Neill
Mart
Mails Close At Boston For Various Transatlantic Routes
Mail deadlines listed for several routes from Boston and New Orleans to Europe and the Caribbean. shipping timetable shows departures via steamships Samaria Mexico and other vessels, with destinations including British Honduras Guatemala Vera Cruz Progreso Cuba and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Samaria
Boston
British Honduras
Republic of Honduras
Guatemala
New Orleans
Paceo Bes
Bahama Islands
Jacksonville
Fla
Vera Cruz
Progreso
Mex
Mexico
New York
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Lancet Bronte
North Iver
North Moore St
Mississippi River
Lexas
New and
Old Mexico
E. E. Currier
K. Hawley
General Eastern
Mallory
Rio Grande
State OF Xas
San Antonio
Creen Shore
Van
Alamo
Seth Sprague
Old State House
Supreme Judicial Cour
Middlesex
Ella D. Savile
Malden
Alfred Savill
New Hampshire
Lowell
Liel
Walter H. Savill
Ella D. Savill
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Supreme Judicial Court
A. D
Cambridge
Boston Post
Theo
C. Hurd
Superior Court
Christopher Taylor
Dorchester
O 'Tremlett Street
Mary T. Walker
Edward A
Jessie
A. Merrill
Ryan
Jessie S. A. Merrill
George E. Jacobs
Jos. A. Willard
Edwin A. Wadleigh
Probate Court
Michael Morrison
Everett
Said County
Michael H. Kelly
George M. Brooks
J. H. Tyler
Massachusetts
Mary D. Burley
Benjamin D. Burley
Joan W. McK
Elijah George
Suffolk, &S
Samuel C. Hale
Susan A. Wood
John W. McKim
Sal Court
Register
William L. Southard
Sal County
George A. Sawyer
William E. Jewell
John W. McKin
Esquire
Silas Atkins Bancroft
Frank Everett Peabody
Edward Bancroft Bayley
Jeremiah H. Neagle
Renova
Edward J. Jenkins
Court Square
WM. D. Martin
Boston & Bangor Steamship Co
Penobscot River
Camden
Belfast
Searaport
Bucksport
Winterport
North Haven
Green’s Landing
Swans’ Island
Bass Harbor
Southwest Harbor
Bar Harbor
South Qouldsboro
Sullivan
Easrea Ae
So Steamer
William H. Hill, Jr
City of
Wey Een Et & Gloucester
Ae de
Eastport
Calais
ST. John
N. B
International
Commercial Wharf
W.H. Kilby
the Weekly Post
Scrows Chemical Company
Arch St
Penn