Eighteen year old Webber outpoints Kelly in St Paul
In St Paul at the Cribb Club last night Frank Kelly of Philadelphia, 10 years older than his opponent Charles Webber, 122 pounds, challenged the younger Webber who still held his own through four hard gloves rounds. Webber floored Kelly in the third with a left and right to the neck, keeping him from quitting the bout. Ryan plans Boston talk with champion Sullivan after announcing a trip to Boston for a possible title interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
St. Pan Cribb
Frank Kelly
Philadelphia
Charles Webber
St.aul
Kelly
Webber
diMculty
Ryan
Heston
Troy
Paddy Ryan
Boston
Joan Sullivan
Paddy
New athletic club forms at South End gymnasium
The Mew Gymnasium and Clubroom at the South End hosts a new gym and athletic association at 750 Washington street. Membership up to 160 with strict admission, a floor of fifty feet by fifty, octagon wrestling area, baths, and a no liquor policy. A prominent gymnastics instructor will work limited days weekly, with sparring, wrestling and fencing facilities available each afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Japanese Morning Gowns Draw Chicago Ladies Names
A Chicago milliner reports heavy orders for Japanese and Mikado style morning gowns for young ladies with willowy figures. She notes Miss Kate Field’s sanction, eastern origins, and that colors are chosen to suit delicate shades. The trend avoids lacing and emphasizes comfortable, straight silhouettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
State Street
Kate Field
Five Minutes Too Late Two Georgia Rivals Race For a Bride
Lawrenceville Ga Jan 24 A remarkable marriage report from Logansville shows Dr A D Reviere obtaining a license to wed Miss Octavia Nash while rival John Jackson also secured a license. Both men raced to the bride, the doctor arriving five minutes earlier to join the engaged woman on the same day and hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceville
Logansville
A. D. Reviere
Octavia Nash
John Jackson
Raviere
Jackson
Flaherty reports sexual assault and theft at Central House
Danvers resident H J Flaherty says a man named Barry slept with him at the Central House on Saturday night and a fifty dollar note vanished from his pocket when he woke yesterday. His companion is missing. Separately, the state milk inspector was in Salem Saturday morning sampling eighteen milk consignments for analysis. The Wentham Lake water rate commission met in the Probate Court room, with Elbridge Burleigh, George Evans, Frank Washburne, Henry Moulton, and William Northend noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Flaherty
Danvers
Barry
Central House
mHk
Selem
Water Commission
Supreme Court
Beverly
Salem
Wentham Lake
Stone Court House
Elbridge T. Burleigh
Lawrence
George BH. Evans
Lowell
Frank L. Washburne
Baby named Jay Gould Boeckner born on Third Avenue elevated line
Mary Boeckner gave birth on July 20 on a Third Avenue elevated car and named the infant Jay Gould Boeckner. The husband John Boeckner, an anti monopolist basketmaker, opposed the name and domestic strife followed. A $50 gift from Jay Gould arrived later, and the couple dispute over the child’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Boeckner
Third Avenue
Ninth Street
Orchard Street
Hue
John
Jay Gould Boeckner
Jay Gould
Mr. Gould
Boeckrer
Sands
Fragmented Ledger of Investments and Claims
A garbled financial notice shows various items including fire insurance payments totaling 78 523 dollars and 3 440 dollars, railroads such as Chicago Burlington and Quincy and Burlington and Missouri River with 4 and 6 percent securities, and other bonds or notes. It references a clerk of four years and deposits paid, with scattered figures and company names, all appearing in a damaged ledger fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summer Street
Sudferris
Hanover Street
Pani
Hue
Boance Sic Ieee Eketsia
Pecuouy
Chicago
Bulington
Quincy Railroad
DOMUB
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Burington and
Missouri
Burlington and Missouri River Railroad
Republcan Valley Railroad
Tonis Taal Buee
Eog. ‘and ‘Trust Company
Kauyeh
Elegant improvements at the Grand Union Hotel enhance accessibility
The Grand Union Hotel is praised for elegant improvements and perfect order with free baggage transfer from Grand Central. It offers easy access from steamer and rail routes via elevated rail for five to fifteen cents, saving carriage hire. West Shore passengers reach in ten minutes for a cent, claiming lower costs than other first class Manhattan hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand Union
Grand Central
Grand Union
Canad Union
West Shore Railway
Weebsawken Ferry
Forty-second Street
Grand Anion At &Grand
Grand Iton
New York
Delicate diseases cured at the World’s Dispensary
An advertisement for the World’s Dispensary Medical Association offers a book of particulars on healing delicate diseases of either sex. The booklet costs 10 cents in stamps and is available from 655 Main Street, Buffalo, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Main Street
Buifsxio
N.Y
Funeral for Captain Henry O Neill Held After Residence Service
Funeral services for Captain Henry O Neill were held yesterday afternoon from his Third Street home. O Neill, formerly a pupil of the Eliot School in Boston, was remembered by Eliot School Association officials, ex-President George O Carpenter and Secretary George F Hosea. Chelsea Chief of Police Sibley denounces a report miscrediting a Boston Meet with the arrest of William Carey for larceny, noting Carey has four Chelsea arrests in eight months and is regarded as dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry O'Neil
Eliot School
Boston
Eliot School Association
George O. Carpenter
George F. Hosea
Sibley
Chelsea
William Carey
Carey
Infant's Pain Eased by Salvation Oil Again
The infant reason grows apace and calls for one more application of that good friend Salvation Oil which never disappoints but always kills pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Oil
Man charged in assault discharged then rearrested in man slaughter case
Daniel O Neill was discharged in a Saturday Municipal Court assault case against John McGeary. He was immediately rearrested on a warrant for man slaughter after McGeary died from injuries. Three witnesses support O Neill's account that McGeary fell drunk rather than being kicked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel O'Neil
John McGeary
McGeary
O'Neil
Cod Liver Emulsion Endorsed for Wasting Conditions
C T Bromser of Rochester endorses Scotts Emulsion after personal benefit and recommends it for wasting diseases where this preparation is indicated. The note highlights palatability and positive results from use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Bromser
Rochester
People, Firms Listed Across Cities From Alleghny to Washington
A fragmented OCR list shows names of individuals and firms across numerous cities including Alleghny Penn-J Fielding Craw Augusta Ga J Cashin and T White of J B Waite Co Craw Athens Ga C W Baldwin Baldwin Fleminz Tre Baltimore Ma J Lobe Grattan Mitchel Co Am W L McCleary Gunby Betsworth rAd ti Columbia SC K Ehrlich M Ehrlich Son Am Chcago J Shay T J Shay Co Ads Chiago H Foreman Foreman Co Yo Chicago Steve Creedon Co Am Chcago K M Phelps Phelps Dodge Palmer Chicago Li G P Gore G P Gore Co Yo Champaign Hi F K Robson F Y Robson Bro Ad Dallas Tex S J Howe Branvenship Blake Co Tre Louisville F Wood M Rickman Wood Rickman koy us Fineapols Minn O A Heffelfinger C A Heffeltinger 20 AM Milwaukee Wis E Schmidt E Schmidt Bro Craw a Penn Frank Lippincott Lippincott San Philadelphia Penn Geo W Terry S Bunting's Sons Co Ye Pittsburg Penn F Whitmore WE Schmertz Go Qu Pittsburg Penn H J Lang Kh J Lang Qu Pittsburg Penn J F Owens W EH Chaddock Co Qu Fortemouth O H Aitacy P Tracy Co Quiey El N Heintz Qu San Francisco Cal J Houghton Newhill Sons Co ar St Louis Mo J H Schafer Schafer Swarts Co Toledo O W 8 Taylor American Hand-Sowed Shoe Co Tre Topeka Kan G M Chase Chase Co Atm Washington la J Albert Williams
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleghny
Penn
Fielding
Craw
Alegheny
RK Hasna
H Bilumbage & Co
Augusta
J J Cashin
T White
J B Waite & Co
Athens
W Baldwin
Baldwin & Fleminz, Tre
Baitimore
Lobe
Grattan, Mitchel & Co
Mdi
W L McCleary
Gunby, Betsworth & rAd
Columbia
K Ehrlich
M Ehrlich & Son
J Shay
T J Shay & Co
Ads
Chiago
H Foreman
Foreman & Co
Chicago
Steve ¢Reedon
Steve Creedon & Co
M Phelps
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer
P Gore
Penn—Frank & Lippincott
Lippincott
San
Philadelphia
Geo W Terry
S Bunting’s Sons & Co. Ye
Pittsburg
J Lang
J & GM Lang
J F Owens
EH Chaddock & Uo
Fortemouth
H Aitacy
P Tracy & Co
Quiey
El-N Heintz
San Francisco
Cal
J Houghton
Newhill's Sons & Co
St Louis
J H Schafer
Schafer, Swarts & Co
Toledo
8 Taylor
The
American Hand-Sowed Shoe Co
Tre
Topeka
Kan
G M Chase
Chase & Co
Atm
Washington
J Albert Williams
Great Skin Cure Promises Relief from Bodily Ailments
Advertises CUTICURA products including CUTICURA Soap and CUTICURA RESOLVENT as cures for a wide range of skin and blood diseases from infancy to old age. Claims itching eruptions and sores are positively cured by external and internal use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mair
Cuticura
Porter Drug and Chemical Co
Boston
Mass
Public Notice of Cure Report for Eczema Remedy
Mrs Clara A Frederick of Broad Brook County testifies after four months of using Cuticura remedies that her eczema, which began last March, improved dramatically with Cuticura Resolvent internal and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap externally. She proclaims herself cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara A
Frederick
Broad Brook
Coun
Cure for Kezema Promised by Remedies User
Herman Slade of 120 E 4th Street New York reports a severe scalp face and neck Kezema improved after five days using Cuticura Remedies. He expects further recovery within a week including ears neck and remaining facial areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kezema
Herman Slade
E. 4Th Street
New York
Cuticura Snap Tops in Class in Summer Sales
Cuticura stands at the head of its class with the Snap leading sales this summer as bed fever spreads in parts of the country. The CUTICURA REMEDIES have given satisfaction, according to local reports from HARDIGG Druggist, Uniontown, Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ave
Hardigg
Uniontown
Silver Dollars Change Likely Not This Session
Washington dispatch notes a veteran columnist predicting no Silver legislation this session. The piece contrasts Eastern and Western views on gold, silver, and currency, quoting Lincoln era anecdotes and arguing for practical finance over partisan zeal. It cautions that only a broad shift in public mood could alter policy, urging readers to focus on current economic realities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kelley
Tlonesdale
Fenn
Angament
Congress
Lincoln
Ali
Oliver P. Morton
Wagoner
Department of the Gulf
A. L
East
Europe
Stanley Matthewn
Demund
Govenor Dingrey
Fathers of the Republic
Gola
California
Community News Roundup From Boston Church and Clubs
The report covers free soup hours at Station 6 serving 169 people via 18 gallons of beef soup with dumplings delivered to 19 families, led by Patrolman Enwright with cooking overseen by Mr. Gookin. It notes Patrick Mullen’s arrest on a warrant for stolen clothing, and lists Suffolk Wheel Club officers W. K. Webber, J. Frank Charnock, A. G. Collins, with a ball planned at Gray's Hall. The Hawer fund modelling class will start at Bird School House. Reverend W. H. Savary spoke on The French Huguenots at Unity Chapel. Knights of Labor assemblies planned at St. Omer Hall, including one for working girls. Phillips Church issues its annual directory with 574 families, 1500 names, 38 teachers and pupils, $14,791 raised, $8930 to benevolence, and five missionaries supported at home, in China, and in Ceylon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Station 6
Enwright
Gookin
Patrick Mullen
Shaughnessy
Division 12
Coling
Division 6
Unity Chapel
Washington Village
W. H. Savary
Protestant Christian Church
Knights of Labor
St. Omer Hall
Philips Church
China
Ceyon
Concord Men and Train Jump At Brick Yards Station
Two men from Concord faced a Fitchburg railroad incident as a patient became unruly on a moving train between Brick Yards and Cambridge. A leap from the train led to a search for Bennett, who vanished in the snow and later attempted to obtain a revolver to shoot himself in nearby houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Concord
Brick Yards
Cambridge
Bennett
Confusion at the Clubs Ends with Police Clampdown
At Hanover Street Station Lieutenant Cain seized fifteen youths aged 15 to 20 from three clubs the Warren Associates the Rosedales and the Lafayette Associates who were gambling and singing with harmonicas on a Sunday. Two were arrested for gaming while thirteen faced charges for being present. Investigations followed as officers disrupted gatherings and many fled through windows amid a chaotic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Street
Cain
Warren Associates
Rosedales
Putnam Chowders
Lafayette Associates
Charlestown Street
Dawson
Captain Dawson
Pierce
Colemen
William Weldon
Peter Riley
Weldon
Riley
John McOstron
Edward Doherty
Daniel Larkin
Henry Salamie
John Carney
John Devlin
William Carell
Patrick Logan
Phillip McGonagie
John Duffee
Patrick Lindsey
James Halsey
James Riley
Lafayette and
Stabbed at Salem in Card Dispute Leaves Grifin Wounded
Thomas A. Griffin a 24 year old teamster from Beaver street was stabbed during a dispute outside the old Kellar house on Boston street near Beaver. He suffered two wounds one near the abdomen and another under the arm as he tried to protect his brother. John Bresnahan of Peabody and James Barrett with John Regan also from Peabody were arrested. a pearl handled knife was found on Barrett. Griffin may die from the abdominal wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Griffin
Beaver Street
Kellar House
Boston Street
Beaver
Griffin
John Bresnahan
Peabody
Goldthwaite
Bresnahan
Ile
Salem
Fle
James Barrett
John Regan
Lrs
Hines
Perkins
Garrett Rigot
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Suffolk
Superior Court
Saxule Ritchie
Boston
Roxbury
Parker Street
Murphy
P. F. Griffin
A. J. Lynn
John Osborne, Jr
Samuel Ritchie
Catholic Union Launches Boston Temperance Campaign
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union of Boston schedules Rev. J B Cotter to speak at Tremont Temple on February 15 as part of a statewide temperance drive. Governor Robinson may preside. A Suffolk county meeting prepared the plan with multiple committees and a reception for the clergyman. Jeremiah G. Fennessey joined as honorary reception committee member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Total Abstinence Union
Boston
J. 8. Cotter
Winona
Mich
Catholic
Total Abstinence Union of America
Father Cotter
New England
Tremont Temple
Catholic Temperance Societies
Suffolk County
Robinson
Board of Deputies
St. Francis de Saies Young Men’s Total Abstinence Society
Bunker Hill
Kedgeworth
I. J. Guerin
J. F. P. Clinton
St Joseph's Society
West Ena
Union Board of Government
Messrs
Confession Follows Capture at Ames Plow Company
Special Officer Watts arrested Charlies H West, a nine year Ames Plow Company employee, for a safe robbery on Jan 4. West, 25, confessed after identification of powder and fuse purchases, earning $12 weekly as assistant bookkeeper before his salary rise and eventual promotion. He cites inability to support family as motive. treasurer Whitmore laments but expects court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Ames Plow Company
Charlies H. West
Washington Street
West
Carver Street
See
Funeral of Edward H. Dwyer in Cambridge
Funeral services for Edward H. Dwyer were held at Second Universalist Church Cambridge yesterday afternoon with Rev. Clarence E. Rice officiating. Large attendance from affiliated lodges noted. Knights of Honor and Knights of Pythias rites performed by Cambridge Lodge No. 191 and Franklin Lodge No. 41. Church quartet provided singing. notable floral designs from lodges. Pallbearers included Hovey Winwood Flagg Sawtelle Harding Caldwell. Interment followed in Cambridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Second Universalist
Otia Street
Clarence E. Rice
Chuarch
Knights of Honor
Cambridge Lodge
Adams
Knights of Pythias
Franklin Lodge
Chaplain Grant
Addie Day
Cora Reycroft
Edward Burton
William Hunter
Hovey
Winwood
Flagg
Sawtelle
Harding
Caldwell
Cambridge Cemetery
Lectures on The Old North Fund to Begin in February
Rev Edward G Porter of Lexington repeats his lecture series on The Old North Fund. Subjects include The Old North Church North Square A Stroll Through the North End Old Churches and Ministers Copp s Hill with stereopticon illustrations. Data announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Porter
Lexington
Old North Fund
Salem Street
Old South Meeting House
Old North Church
North Square
North End
Copp’s Hill
Ten Hour Day Drive in Rhode Island Kept Alive by Knights of Labor
In Rhode Island the Knights of Labor push labor reform as the ten hour law for women and children takes effect. Wages drop for weekly workers, yet unions grow with Olneyville leading activity. The Central Labor Union and The People newspaper amplify the movement while Senators face possible arbitration and a labor statistics bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Knights of Labor
Rhode Island
Providence
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Central Falls
Senator Howard
Bob
Howard
New England
Knights of Labor of
Lonsdale Mills
Adatt
Delaine
Atlantic Corporation
Westerly
Lonsdale
Woonsocket
Pawtucket
East Greenwich
Valley Falls
Pascoag
Olneyville
K. of L. Koaitting Co
Central Labor Union
Lang
the People
P Providence Knights of Labor
Knights
Westminster Street
Brown
Commonwealth
Roger Williams
Havana Sugar Market Quiet with Nominal Prices
From Havana on January 23 sugar buyers demand a cut, but holders resist. Market is very quiet and prices are nominal as weather remains warm and dry. Reports show molasses sugar and centrifugal grades with specific reals prices, warehouse stocks, weekly receipts and exports to the United States, with freight and exchange details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Matanzas
United States
lFreights
Death of East Cambridge youth John W Hillman
John W Hillman of East Cambridge died Saturday after a long illness at age 26. He was unmarried. Funeral is private and set for Tuesday. Separately, George Bennett, described as a lunatic, was arrested in North Cambridge Saturday and had worked at Bennett’s livery stable in Concord before losing his reason last week and being sent to Boston by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hillman
East Cambridge
Decogasel
George Bennett
North Cambridge
Bennett
Concord
Glass
Boston
Jottings About the City and Local Measures
Norfolk County Bar Association organized on Saturday. Boston last week reports 150 deaths, down from 183 a year earlier. Boston Hotel Coach Co sold to Boston Cab Co led by president Edward A. Taft. Candle flame chemistry topic at YM Union lecture by Prof Arthur B Morrill of New Britain Conn illustrated by experiments. Phillips Bros. hats and caps store offers 381 cents on the dollar, creditors seek 50. Firm placed under investigation committee. Police revoke liquor licenses for several firms on Court, Chelsea, and Broadway. YMCA noon prayers at 10 Tremont Row led by listed ministers this week. Vesper service at Young Men's Christian Union featured with Mendelleohn Orchestra. President W H Baldwin spoke on amusements in church life and society and youth guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk County Bar Association
Boston
Boston Hotel Coach Company
Boston Cab Company
Edward A. Taft
Young Men’s Christian Union
Arthur B. Morrill
New Britain
Washington Street
Tremont Street
Board of Police
Michael Gleason
Court Street
Thomas J. McCullough
Chelsea Street
East
Steppleton & Deany
Broadway
South Boston
James Oxley & Co
East Boston
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Tremont Row
Charles Tfilton
H. Leonard
A. P. Downs
J. W. Smith
T. D. Roberts
O. M. Lord
Anniversary exercises for two temporary homes observed
Yesterday afternoon Tremont Temple hosted anniversary exercises for the Appleton Temporary Home and the Boston Industrial Temporary Home. A large audience attended as the male chorus of sixteen voices sang. Rev. J A Gordon led services with addresses by Rev. J J Withrow D D Rev A P Gifford and Hon Jonathan Lane. Superintendent Matthew Cheney read a three month report detailing reform work and placements of men in positions of trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton Temporary Home
Boston Industrial Temporary
Tremont Temple
J. A. Gordon
J. J. Withrow
D. D
A. P. Gifford
Jonathan Lane
Matthew Cheney
London Markets Fall Amid Irish Question and Trade Woes
London on January 24 showed weak discount at 1 percent for three months and short rates. Stock exchange activity was inanimate as the Irish question, bad trade prospects, and the war in the east unsettled confidence. American railway securities lingered at week’s lows, closed amid reports of snow storms halting traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stock Exchange
Catiook
Sermons at Mission Church Exalt Christian Social Life
Rev Father Hall preached the second in a series at the Mission Church of St John Evangelist on the teaching of Christianity concerning social life. The service highlighted parish concerns and moral instruction for daily conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Church of
Aid Pours In For Destitute Salem Street Couple
After a Sunday morning notice, residents of Soston rally to help William B. Taylor and his wife on 72 Salem Street. Contributions from neighbors total over 50 dollars with some donors giving 3 to 19 dollars. Workers offer meals, money, and potential jobs to relieve the elderly pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Street
Captain Dawson
William B. Taylor
Boston man charged with assault on his father
Richard Keefe aged 30 was arrested by sixth division officers for assault and battery on his father Andrew J Keefe 60 years old. Richard living at 25 A street South Boston struck his father with a plate causing a deep cut over the left eye. Dr Rebpins set three stitches in the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Keefe
Sixth Division
Andrew J. Keefe
Richard
Boston
Rebpins
Raids House of Ill Fame Arrests Inmate Foursome
At 11 o’clock last evening Sergeant Henley and Patrolmen Keefe Clayton and Mensey of the fourth division raided the house of ill fame at 12 Harvard street and arrested all of the inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henley
Keefe, Clayton and
Mensey
Transatlantic and Caribbean Steamship Schedules from New York
Listing of weekly passenger sailings and routes from New York aboard multiple steamers to Europe and the Americas. It shows departures for January dates including Jan 23 27 and 29, with destinations such as Havre Liverpool Queenstown Bremen Jamaica Bermuda Brazil Cuba and Mexico via Key West, plus notes on special addressed mail and daily cutoff times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Southapton
Bremen
New York
France
Havre
Labrador
Honduras
Guatemala
New Orleans
City of Dallas
Queenstown
Liverpool
Ker Bayti
Port Au Prince
Alene
Servia
Scotland
Glasgow
Devonia
Pride
Hale
Bermuda
Trinidad
Brazil
la Plata
Theresina
Jamaica
Central America
South Pactte
Cuba
Key West
Fia
Sicxico
Trans Pacific Mails Schedules From San Francisco
For China, East Indies and Japan via steamer Gueiic at Boston January 23 at 5 PM sails from San Francisco. For Society Islands via steamer City of Papeiti closes at Boston January 24 at 5 PM sails from San Francisco January 20 for Australia New Zealand Sandwich Fiji and Samoan Islands closes Boston February 6 at 5 PM sails February 18 from San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
East Indies
Japan
Boston
San Francisco
Society Islands
Australia
New Zealand
Sandwich
Fiji
Samoan Islands
Steamers Arrived in Ports With New York Shipments
Steamers arrived in multiple ports with New York cargoes. Europa from Hamburg and W A Scholten from Rotterdam reached New York. Aurania from New York arrived at Quebectown. Waesland from New York reached Antwerp. Sorderer from New York docked at Liverpool. Tower Hill from New York reached London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europa
Hamburg
W A Scholten
Rotterdan
Quveecistown
Aurania
Actwerp
Waesland
Liverpool
Sorderer
London
Tower Hill
Harbor Shipping News Arrivals and Clearances at Cape Cod
numerous steamers and vessels listed as arrived or cleared, including Aacisburg Albertson and City of Gloucester Proctor, with several midse to Whitney and Williams. Revenue cutter Gallatin cruised off Cape Cod while coastwise steamers Gate City and Gate City cleared. vessels including Linn O Dee and Catalonia cleared for various ports and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aacisburg
Albertson
Philadelphia
Gon Whitney
Bearse
New Yorks
Midse
H M Whitney
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
Mise
C F Williams
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Glouccester
Seb Petrel
Decrow
Rockport
United States Revenue Cutter
Gallatin Waa
Caps Cod AM
Gate City
Hekgo
Savannah
Cape Cod
Maritime Cargoes and Passenger Listings From Northern Ports
Shipping notices show vessels sailing from Belfast Portes to Boston and New York with passengers and goods. Names include Saint Joan St John Alma and Addie Rocknort with destinations to Portland New York and Boston. Other lines feature ports like Eastport Calais Vinalhaven and Rockport listed with various consignors and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth Bay
Arran
Schis
Ponder
Belfast
Boston Ossia
St Joan
W.sawyer
Jonesport
Porte
S Roberts
Eastport
Gloucester
Frank W. St John
New York
Ive
Mover
M J Elliott
Thomaston
Boston
Saiea
Ference M Tower
Rocknort
Jacksonville
S Nater Grimes
Calais
Pussian Geneal
Haley
Alma
Bosten
Floa B
Parsboro
Addie J.rocknort
Portland
Lillie KE St John
Nellie Parker
Lynx
Erie
Acra
Frank & Willie
Port Williams
St John
Metropolis
Vinalhaven
Hero
Bay recovered and placed back at Sagua Harbor
Havana reports the bay buoy displaced by a recent storm has been found and restored to its original position at the entrance of Sagua Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Sagua Harbor
Whalers report Armelda Marvin at Honolulu
Despatch from San Francisco via Loum Snow and Sons notes the bark Armelda Marvin of New Bedford reached Honolulu last December with 69 tons of spoul, shipped to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
New Petford
Loum Snow & Sons
Armelda
Marvin
New Bedford
Honolulu
Shipping movements from docks in late December to January
Details list vessels and routes including Sterling Goodwin from Baltimore to San Francisco via South Jon 81 West spoken Dec 3 and Dec 18 lat 6 ton 42. Hovgiy Lewis from New York to Singapore Dec 5. Derby Fortman Bramen from New York Jan 1 lat 46 on 2. Annie Kitchen Montreal to Buenos Ayres Nov 20 lat 5 North Jon 26 West. Wallace B Flint Pearson New York to Yokohama Dec 19 lat 19 North lon 34 West. Fircthers Sisters from Barbadoes to ship slant Jan 22 off Charleston bar. Five Brothers Piatt St Marc to New York Jan 21 near Aterag. Brooxxie PB Rokes Jacksonville to Baltimore 20 off Smith's Point near Potomac River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Goodwin
Baltimore
San Francisco
Dee
Hovgiy
Lewis
New York
Singapore
Derby
Fortman Bramen
Annie
Kitchen
Montreal
Buenos Ayres
Jon
Wallace
Flint
Pearson
Yokohama
North Lon
Fircthers & Sisters
Barbadoes
Slant
Charleston
Bee Five Brothers
Piatt
St Marc
Aiterag
Brooxxie
Franconia
Saco
Kennebunkport
Shanghai
Tas
Rangoon
Hattie M Howes
Johnson & Howland
Here
Owl's Head
Pressey
Machias
Florida
Perth Amboy
Perseverance
Newcastle
Del
Parth
Philadelphia
Dublin
Kaiser
Whelm
Rio Janeiro
Kezia
Charlottetown
Benjamin P Lee
Doane Ackersey
Key West
Bremen
Glenboldt
Savannah
Gloucester
Annie Wesley
Sagua
Charles Dennis
Wilmington
Nassau
Thorne Holms
Holmes
Genoa
New Orleans
Isaac Carleton
Antwerm
Wacsland
New Or
Brisbane
Martha P Tucker
Smith Guam
Marcia Day
Abrethsen
Hkuenos Ayres
Hotspur
Morrison
Pundee
Critic
Lord
Newark
Hong Hong
Ceylon
Calhoun
Honoulu
Falmyra
Minot
Titan
Claymore
Galland
Havana
Jonn F Rottman
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Forshaw
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Bertis
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James Rourke
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Hekla
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Brazil
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Belvidere
McCabe
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Bertha Maud
Barton
Adeline
Starney
Benyton
Webster
Sikh
Scotland
Obe
Astoria
Viola
Pricu
Mark Tam O’ Sharte
Patterson
Catherine Luddiu Aibere
Mary
Roberts
Calis
Italimeore
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Albany
Marbella
Amer Kerkshire
March
Busaton
Issac
Campnell
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Normandy
Josie Hurt
Bure
Providence
Ncw
Hiatue
Wollians
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Somerset
Harrowgate
Nicholson
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John Hoepkins Foster
Linzie Carter
Carter
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Columbia
Woodhull
Jennie Middleton Hatch
Wilson and
Hunting
Potter
Kianene Hopkins
Tunnel
Blagdon
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Delaware
Winnett
Aso
David Lee
Peath Island Harbor
Cos Bess & Stella
Cox
Percy
Culwell
Eastport
F & Hancock
Red Beach
St Croix
Manly
Honaiyes
Carrie Walter
Starkey
Ira Bliss
Hutson Elizabethport
Edgartown
Plymouth Rock
Pye
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Nettie Muphy
Cosman
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Robert Dickinson
EB Ward
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Newport News
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Scis Matha N. Hail
Baker
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Kibologe
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Wraai WL Turk
Aldridge
Lucy KE Friend
Collins
Matthew Bedlington
Higgina
Jones
Yoanna Earle
Alleheny
Taylor
Provilence
West Point
Seawfell
Stanhope
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Matia Stonenan
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Playfau
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Turks Islan
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Pier
Emma Fangell
William Mason
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Annie Fec*mann
Hamburg
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Collings
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Quick
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Louis Walsh
Pendleton
Lenton
Bell
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Hattie M Crowell
Conse
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Pack
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Newport
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Kneowles
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George H Adams
Als
Steame
Furopa
WA Scholler
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Bark Formosa
Pernambucy
Nellie Fieya
Charlestin Surfolk
Sanet
Schs Wavens A
Davis
Lenz
George L Fesenden
Chareston SC
Pensercola
Freeda
Willey
Seh Wyer G
Briggs
Faliver
Otago
Cullison
London
Poteat
Henderson
Charlestn
Emma
Cotton
Ayres
Mary A Drury
Nicken
Quator
Nelson
Augusta
Meady
Leboyer
Ed Norman
Kiger
Mie Figne
Venice
Sacha Kezia
Seaborer
Prince Edward
Lydia
Roper
Norton
Lorenzo D Baker
Phiadelpha
South Cambria
Simmons
Grace
Litthe Holmes
Winningen
Willard
Apphes
Amelia Willard
Morse
Read
Orton
Apphia
Amelia
Portland É
Ship News From Various Ports Amid Ice Obstacles
Reports from Kennebunk to Eastport recount ships hauled out for repairs and rebuilding, masts shaped, and crews finding shelter as ice grips navigation. Vessels including the Franconia, Hattie M Howes, Perseverance, and Nightingale face delays, with fires, leaks, collisions, and gear losses noted along with several ships seeking safe harbor and lighter cargo when seas ease.
Maritime Ship Movements and Vessel Listings Across Ports
A fragmented OCR list records numerous vessels with origins their destinations and travel dates across Amsterdam, Sarcelonia, Brazil, Cardiff, Dunkirk, Lisbon, Le Havre and other ports. It notes bark and steamer movements including ships such as Virginia Alien Premier McKenzie and Colchester with dates ranging Jan 18 to Jan 25 and destinations like Rio de Janeiro London Philadelphia Honolulu New York and Montevideo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
aAr
Hannah Blanchard
New York
Abie] Abbott
Chase St Thomas
St Vincent
Sarcelonia
Jose Maria
Cisa
Charleston
Iginucaealuead
Fits Smith
Larsen
Apalachi- Coir
Brazil
Zingara
le Proc
Gasp
Janik
Ach Waiter
Plummer
Orton
Cardiff
Virginia
Alien
Rio Janeiro
Dunkirk
Garrowgate
Surties
Newbeans
Satie
Barkman
Philadelphia
Epumdoe
Suithold
Wahlgren
FA ¥ Veion
South Ar
Hugh Cann
Gann
Andou
Solo
Culberg
Alifar
Lisbon
St Anna
Jaccarino
New Orleans
Geulio
Martingaro
New
Neweast
Nsw
Fort James
San Huchco
City Camp
McLeod
Iymouth
Colchester
London
Portiard
Grecian Monarch
Prawie Point
Pieter de
Antwerp
Lansdoune
Lockratt
de Rotterdem
Sjodronningen
Ericksen
Hip Janeira
Barks Hulia
Martinsson
Rosarig
Mabel
Evans
Swansea
Ong Aguda
Stay
Brunswick
Batts Garherma
Borda
Sarah Doe Merrymando
Sihengbhai
Ahip Vigilani
Gowd
New Vers
Port and ship movements mix across Atlantic and coast
A chaotic list of ships, steamers, barks, and schooners clearing and sailing from New York, Boston, Halifax, and other ports. Vessels named include Kenilworth from Port Anton, Albany from Marbella, City of Philadelphia to Jacksonville, and many others bound for Belfast, Newport News, Baltimore, or international destinations, reflecting a busy Maritime Trade period with frequent arrivals and departures.
Appointed Executrices Handle Estate of Anna S Prentice
Notice issued in Boston Suffolk County names Susan Pre ntice and another as executrices of Anna Sophia Prentice late of Boston. They confirm bonds filed and invite all debts and demands against the estate to be exhibited, with creditors called to present claims promptly under law. The notice dates from January 15, 1826.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
Suffolk
Boston
Benjamin A, Whittier
Court Square
WM. D. Martin
Anna Sophia Prentice
Prention
Sxecutresses
Said
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St. Paul
Sullivan
Sporting Miscellany
Ince
Martin Luce
Haverhill
Jack Lawrence
Billy Vrazier
Lawrence and Cazier
Soden
Meretofore
Weymouths
Bay States
Maree
Bay State
Hubs
Tauntonns
John Irwin
New Bedforda
Harvard
Oree
Mm Ieiminutes
Tim Murnan
Yale Athletic Association
Keystone
Wilkes3
Barre
C. H. Smith
Ashton
George Doyle
Marlboro
Frank Wheeler
N. H
Gardner Skating Rink
Ben Tucker
Netty Saugus
Shaw
Lynn Polles
Effiie
Svacruse
Guerrero
Peter Galden
Mies
W. A. Hoagland
Dr. A. Driscoll
Lynn
Georgia
John 3. Baker
Forest L. Evans
Uire
New York World
Summer Street Fireemen's Fund
Summer Street Firemen’s Fund
Cccesese Speehl
Gu Invesimeis
Manrin Params
William Kapiurr
Sanus D
Scott
Cuticura Beverdies
India
White House
Ellington
Warren, Rosedale and
Lafayettee
Catholic Union
Edward H. Dwyer
Old North End
Pyosat
Delaine Mills
England
Dickens
Zola
Montron
World of Letters
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Gaip
SEYEK
Appleton
London Stock Market
Christianity and Life
Gayety
Pietro Close
Trans-Pacific Mails
Sifminture Almamnac
Wonday
Sir Water
Ship News Record
Linn O' Dee
Miller
Walifas
F W Nickerson
Stockholm City
Doyie
Lupion
Helifax
Furness
Mary L Peters
Towbridge
JH Conant & Co
Brechs
Florence F
J O A & Co
Sirins
Sigsworth
Dathewar & 0
Brecha
Iuelan
Bran
Yarmouth
JG Hiall A Co
Nystic
Secord
Durant St John
Hatheway & Co
Lyn
Ackerley
Py the Frame
Cumberland
Mine
W H Kilby
Wiley
Muse
Lombard's Sons
Saxon
Snow
K G Sampson
Iceberg
Treat
Vineyard Haven
Herman
Hickborn
Phippsburg
Lippsburg
Knickerbocker Joech Rival
Kempton
Brech Jupp
Hatfield
Brech Alices Kerrigan
Hongester
Arbrig Woodbury, Brown
St Domingo
Seguin
Mariners
Sprohnen
Marine Notes
Moreca P Shares
Warren
Thomas Hilyard
Ac Nightingale
Sch HK Ht
Mitchell
Sch
Nightingale
Chamber of Commerce
Stag
New Tirana
Bercelona
Invermay
Savan- Gravesend
Avoca
Mitchaner
Almags
Buck, &T Dohy
Thanemore
Baltimor
Kansas
Roman
Williams
Holland
George Appold
Airtes
Loveland
Allen Greene
Nickerson
Sachs
J B Saint. Kennedy
Nathan Fasterbrook
Vesper
Fred Snow
Tata
Bridgeport
MC Rogers
Orleans
John Douglass
Joonrden
Ames
Philadephia
Trastus Wiman
Letts
Godfrey
Pine Island
Caroline C Mouton
United Staes
Dallas
Woodbury
Doane
Lutta Price
Price
Sower
Sower, Dickson, Do For Do; Lottie BR Doman
Walter Scott
Ranecomb
Provincetown
Sabrina
Urgehart
Kosten
Harvester
McLaughlin
Druid
Odell
Lrox
Finley
Frank
Wilie
Corbett
Eric
Theal
Senator Grimes
Werr
Pinckney
Benuda
McDonald
Sachs George Bird
Gray
Ada Ames
Jennie Cheney
Rogers
Colima
Caverly
Paparoa
Sea King
Getchell
City
Jue Janeiro
Hong Kong
George Shepard
Allen Wood
C'ty
Eliza Kartass
Holiis
Bermudi
Sarah A Fuller
Lilie F Schmidt
Farahuin
Brunewick
Tallahassee
Fisher
Charette
Sibiey
Partiett
James L Pendergas
Chisholm
Hambare
Alice Hearn
Bunneweil
Cherubim
Charles
Kotabar
Arioth
Camden
Chandler
Enemife
Manken
Lincolnville
toNy Wenn
Tibela
Minnie Hawes
Malcolm H. Hawes
Inveresk
J. G. Beveridge
Malcolm AH. Hawes
Iveresk
Roston
Lillie Morris
Supreme Judicial Court
Boston Post
John Noble
Henry A. Clapp
Jos. A. Willard
A. Willard
Chas. G. Chive
Jals
SS. Superior Court
A. D
Charles H. Morgan
Frank Morgan
Newburyport
Essex
Copartners
Morgan Brothers
Samuel Lion
Mitchell Lion
Louisiana
Lion Hrothers
Jos
A. Willard, Clark
A.D
Moses A. Packard
Robbins B. Grove
Brockton
Packard & Grover
George P. Makott
Indianapolis
Indiana
Saul
Tyler B. King
s/ SUFFOLK
Michael H. Simpson
Frankie Simpson
William Bucl
J. C. Simpson
Lucius W. Smith
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Albert N. Haoxie
F. G. Holcombe
Devonshire Street
Bert Tobias
Keston
Devonahire Streat
Patrick Barnet
Sunok
George BR. Swasky
Manos D. O'Keefe
Theodore H. Tyndale
Insurance
Atlantic Mutual
OF New York
J.D. Jones
W. H. B. Moore
A. A. Baven
J.H. Chapman
Geo. Winthrop Coffin
Watall
A & Sons
Devonghire
Business Directory
Amon
Chaz. H.dar & Co
Aaron RE. Gay & CO
Kholled
Redding
Baird
Frankita St
J. S
Decatur
Ies
East St
Samuel BP
Ed Kelley
Rchitect
Thayer
Kyvists
FROST &@& ADAS
Heal Eetete & Insurance Abtrower
WAIN
Wash’nat
New Jaea
M. E. Supply Co
Court
Pope Mfg. Co
Suf
Ae Bowens & Engines
Dooley
Atlantic Works
East Ollems
Wm. Campbell & Co
S56
Main St
Cambridgeport
E. Cement, Etc
Whaleeale& Bus Aige
Gildden & Co
Eewers
Wm.t. KE. van Nosteand & Stallake Brewery
MVIL
B. Prank L. Fuller
I. M. Curtis
Boylston Al.oal
B. Emerson & Coe Wharf
Lampreil
Marbie
Augustus Fash
Ate
M. J. McDermott
Beal, Higgins
Hendonsda
Mogg, Brown & Taster
Washington Stat
BAY State Electrotype ¢ Foundry
Houghton Moores Bro’s CO
J. T. Croft
Meed’s Bik
Morrison Ave
Ches
Tremontist
Ofias Feattes Paine Manufactory
Ganasandt Ome
Commercial Ag
Nsurawn Ci
A. Fdttelafield
G. Orthefl
Julvaline Ohn P. Wish
Liquors & Ciga Ba
South
Dorchester
Ane
Eadies
Sud
KH. Supply Co
Court, Cor
Howard St
Jo- Sam
Aundry-Griffith’s
Dudley
Warrena
Thomas F.swan
Cornhill
Wear
New Washington Street
A.H. Spencer
J. H.adams
U. S. Patent Office
N.O. Lombard
K. H. Eddy
United
Petholeum Products
Denmey Manufacturing Company
Plebins & Pierce
Byron St
Hawkes
Crawford
Central Square
Henry Husshy
Kingston Street
OAK & Reef Packers & Cures
OBAS
H. North & CO
Nort Market Bt
Deal Estate
Inaura
Fisistes A Spee
Louis
Washington St
Old South
Damen Safe and Iron Works Co
Sudbury St
Geo. B. Sargent
William’f.m
Dormai
SUE A & Lounge
Plimpton
Hi. Bi
Timptom & Co
Syey
Sidney Squires & Co
Eta Harvey C. Page
Tremont Sé
ZF Pholst Ming
Halir
Phinney, Il Camdes
Maison Doree
Avery ST
Tabiec
Henry FP. Vieth
Prom
W.H. Bowdlear & Co
Pear Street
Jalsthsmiyr
Ee & CO
Masom Buil
Tf Aaron R Gay & CO
I Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Boylston Street
Goston
Estetson, McSeley & CO
Fist
K Street
Kirby St
Bovton
Adamson 4& & Co
Millk
Corporation Notices
Norway Steel and Tron OO
Directoss
Albert Geiger
Lioston
Boylston Market Association
Union Building
Altlo Gock A.M
Wa. P
Kuhn
Clera
Copartnerships
Thomas Baring
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Lorper
T. W. Ward
G. CO. Ward
Canada
Ee Peabody & Co
Raring Brothers & CO
Ouis KR
Whicher
T. A. Whicher & Beston
Lanly
Boston Weekly Post
Daily Post
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