Spat in the House over Prohibition and Gas Inspectors Report
The House clashed as Worcester’s Mr Gile sought to table a statutory prohibition bill, then slapped Mr Quincy which he resented. The bill was taken from the table but not introduced, while a reference to committee followed. Quincy noted indifference to admission. The afternoon featured the State gas inspector’s annual report. In the Senate, a Nantasket Beach railroad lease proposal moved forward. Beverly Farms petition testimony concluded before town committee. adjournment set for next Tuesday. Boston Winthrop & Shore Railroad seeks harbor approval for Crystal Bay bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gile
Worcester
Quincy
Senate
Old Colony
Nantasket Beach
Beverly Farms
State gas inspector reports on meters and city gas standards
Charles W Hinman presented the annual gas inspectorate report noting 12046 meters examined with 11949 new or repaired, 93 reinspected and 28 too fast. Average error 0.0429 percent, 65 within limits, 8 against companies with 5.69 percent average area. Average suspected meter error 0.62 percent fast, largest error 10 percent. Gas rarely matches 10 percent carbonic oxide. Candle standard used. tests done away from works at irregular intervals. City averages 17.844 candle power across major towns and companies. several towns listed with values from 16.37 to 20.90. Legal minimum 15 candle power. inspector proposes 16 and fines for repeated failures. Various rule changes discussed including liquor license notices, auditing deadlines, compensation from license fees, and school/regulation measures. The assembly debated Mr Quincy’s prohibitory bill with party leaders and procedural exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Hinman
Boston
Brookline
Cambridge
Charlestown
Chelsea
Dorchester
East Boston
Fall River
Haverhill
Holyoke
Adams
Arlington
Athol
Attleboro
Beverly
Brockton
Chicopee
Clinton
Danvers
Dedham
Hasthampton
Fitchburg
Gloucester
Pierce
Watertown
Whitcher
Stoneham
Colby
Hovey
Manning
Worcester
Suffolk Superior Court
Griswold
Greenfield
Ferry
Springfield
Quincy
Gile
Lee
Mr. Quincy
Gracey
Salem
House
Symonds
Legislature Rejects Bill While Admitting Order
In a heated session the House refused to admit the bill urged by Mr Quincey but adopted his order directing the liquor committee to inquire into the same measure. Debates cited courtesy partisan aims and the bill’s origin without a clear father or support from Mr Wadlin of Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Quincey
Wadlin
Reading
Quincy
Gile
Worcester
Communion of the Saints
Petitions and senate actions on reform, licenses, and bridges
A set of petitions is presented including State aid for Thomas Kelly, hotel watchman licensing reform by H B Williams and others, repeal of druggist licensing chapter 431 1887, reenactment of a repealed part of Chapter 100 Public Statutes, repeal of Chapter 127 1882 on juvenile offenders, and authorization for L M Sheldon to build a creek bridge. Orders adopt recommendations on holiday work in factories, permissive druggist licensing, senate conveniences, savings bank investments, corporate name changes, voter residence and poll tax rules, and removal of grade crossing wood. Glines reports Old Colony Nantasket Beach rail line to operate with winter exemptions. mortgage ratified and foreclosed. Copying records bill advanced under suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kelly
H. B. Williams
Isaac C. Howland
O. A. Swift
Springfield
L.M. Sheldon
Westport
Howard
Gleason
Plymouth
Attorney-General
Howland
Brstol
Woodlands
Glines
Committee On Railroads
Old Colony Railroad
Nantasket Beach
Albert V. Moors
Sleeper
Middlesex
Reading Strike Sparks Activist Card From Constitutional Defence Chief
Charles Burton of the Constitutional Defence Association of America denounces reports from Reading labor petitioners and criticizes the attorney general while urging constitutional remedies and separation of railroad and coal lands. Mayor Kenney receives Corbin's reply denying arbitration and praising workers' frugality amid unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Charles Burton
Constitutional Defence Association of America
Commonwealth
Harrisburg
Reading Railroad
Knights of Labor
Reading Company
Reading
Penn
Kenney
Corbin
Reading Councils
Narrow escape for Rev Phillips Brooks party in Philadelphia
The Rev Charles D Cooper the Rev William N McVickar and the Rev Dr Phillips Brooks of Boston with Miss McVickar escaped injury when their carriage was struck by a slowly moving engine at Gray's Ferry near the arsenal. The carriage was demolished and the driver injured. the trio and Miss McVickar remained unharmed, despite a massive wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Brooks
Philadelphia
Charles D. Cooper
William N. McVickar
Boston
Greenwich Street
Hull Yacht Club Race Dates Announced
Hull Yacht Club announces dates for its annual events with races and prizes set from June 23 pennant race to August 25 open race. The lineup includes a club cruise, two championships, cash prizes, and a ladies day. Championship sail-off date to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull Yacht Club
Quaker Rolled Oats Praised For Nutty Breakfast Flavor
No other palatable dish can top the breakfast table than Quaker Rolled Oats. New drying processes enhance a rich nutty flavor highly pleasing to the taste.
Liberal Union Ladies Night at Young's Hotel Inspires Talk
Mrs Howe extols the religious element in human nature as Mr Stevens counters. Mrs Walton and Miss Brookings perform on violin. The Liberal Union Club hosts a mixed gathering with piano, readings, and a debate on religion, morality, and progress reflecting 19th century civic culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Howe
A. W. Stevens
Liberal Union Club
Young’s Hotel
J. H. Wiggin
Julia Ward Howe
E. L. M. Walton
Wiggin
Mme. Dietrich Strong
Mary C. Brookings
Maine
Massachusetts
Miss Brookings
Arshowe
Emanuel Kant
Moloch
Tim
Emmanuel
God
Flowe
E. L. N. Walton
Howe
Eula Cleveland Benderson
Libby Cushiny
L. B. Fenderson
Hedwig
Passengers list from Boston to Savannah and Liverpool sailings
A long roster lists passengers aboard steamer City of Macon from Boston to Savannah including Sylvio G Llis Ev Gilman and Lydia Clegg among others. Also crowded with Cunard liners Pa Vouiu from Boston to Liverpool Emerson Peabody Deakin and Commander Reed are named. The Dover NH funeral of the Hon Charles W Woodman was attended by Stratford County bar and leading state figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Savannah
City of
Macon
Sylvio G@ Llis
EV Gilman
Kv Grun
Lydia Clegg
Mr Estes
Iil
Heney
EB Earle
O Hwade
A Higelos
T Metnery
Louisa ‘Thous
Trafant
Nancy Jones
William Fleming
M Wood
Mudge
Misa
Heard
Norwood
Junie F Norwood
Jjoston
Liverpool
Cunard
New York
Charley H Morgan
J P W Yonner
Charles W. Woodman
Dover
N. H
Stratford County Bar
State
SHIP NEWS NOTICE TO CAPTAINS AT BOSTON STATION
Observations dated January 27 at the U S Nal Station Boston record wind barometer and velocity with notes on air and weather. The Port of Boston listings show arrivals from New York Portland Gloucester and Havre Liverpool and cleared vessels including Pavonia Acacia and James Kitchen with several other small craft and tugs sailing or being stationed. conditions include light and gale warnings and notable Cape Cod passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen Whitney
Jeurse
New York
I M Whitney
Forest City
Snowman
Portland
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
E&r
Pavonia
McKay
Liverpool
Alexander Martin
Acacia
Lohnes
la Havre
Ha Heway & Co
I Io
James Kitchen
Brown
Havana
Charles Hunt
Jennies Hall
Hall
Carde- Nas
Kinsman & Co
Coastwist
Broark Elgin
Robinson
John G Hall & Co
Bulgarian
Wickesarre
Port Johnsons
Varkentine
Jennie Sweeney
Trinidad
Lahaina
Cardenas
Eugene Hale
Surinam
Schs
William Jones
Hayti
Billie S Derby
Elizabeth DeHart
Maggie Smith
B W Woodside
Thue
Crestline
St John
Clara Clarita
Frank Harrington
Clark’s Cove
Storm King
Mary Whitridge
Roger Drury
Highland Light
Cape Cod
Winthrop
Barkees
Boston Seaway Weather Strains Shipping Rates Reported
Severe weather over the past week buoyed by steady freight listings. Brig Alice sails from Boston to Brunswick under private terms, with ice, lumber, coal and other bulk cargoes tied to private terms or market rates amid a flurry of Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, Norfolk and Charleston routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dan
Alice
Brunswick
Guadaloupe
Mark Dugery
Buenos Se Ayres
Rockport
Baltimore
Wiscasset
Clark’s Cove
Norfolk
Fernandina
Fla
Annie E. Kranz
New York
Cardenas
Charleston
See
Philadelphia
Heston
Schooer
Newport News
Kate Markee
Perth Amboy
Portsmouth
St Croix
Porto Rico
Mary O’neill
May Williams
Hodgdon’s Mills
Varuna
Darien
Vineyard Haven Tug Sequin Tow Line Sagas To New York
At 26th street tug Seguin with Colby from Boston to tow barges Kodiak and Investigator to New York. Ships Engle Peck St John NB bound for New York. Several vessels to Nantucket Shoals were towed by tugs Novelty and Serum. Harbor reports severe weather, minimal fish receipts, and a frozen harbor hindering arrivals. A large Grand Banks fleet expected. Vesuvius and Christina I dere awaiting arrival for salt consignments. One missing captain connected to a Georges haddock fishery sale in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Seguin
Colby
Boston
Kodiak
Investigator
New York
Schs
Engle, Peck
St John
Nantucket Shoals
Novelty
William Deming
Calais Tordo
Serum
Hunter, Whiton
Vinalhaven
G W Hinds
Iorbrook
Calais
South Dartmouth
George ¢ Church
Vesuvius
Christina
Trapani
Richmond
TJ Southard
Robert J Edwards
Fortune Bay
John Nason
Schoendragon
Janes Stansfeld & Son
Seattle
Nelson
Abbie F Morris
St Pierre
Mig
Edward C Morris
Essex
Sailed ships and routes from various ports in January
Shipping notices list vessels sailing from Antwerp Bristol Bremen and other ports in January. Entries include ship or bark names, owners or masters, and destinations such as New York Liverpool Manila and Glasgow. The report covers multiple nationalities and routes with dates Jan 20 to Jan 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwer
Constance
Tingley
New York
Ascension
Anamba
Menges
Manila
Liverpool
Bristol
Troop
Parker
Bremen
Cornelius
Ger
Windhurst
Rhein
Lopser
Dartmouth
Margarita
Ital
Trapani
Girgenti
Arateus Doge
Matteda
Baltimore
Caloric
Pawnee
James
Boston
H1ogo
Lord of the Isles
HAYRE
Superbo Aus
Matcovich
Philadelphia
Rouen
London
Sehs Embla
Nor
Enes
St Johns
Western Lass
Miller
Wagner
Lund
Charleston
Lisbon
Orsola
Patuzzo
Moville
Ethiopia
Wilson
Glasgow
Middlesborough
Singer
San Francisco
Queenstown
Newcastle
Nsw
Hyderabad
Malcolm
San Diego
Rhine
Florpaes
City of Madras
Halley
Gloucester
Ship Alice Hunt Report of Sperm Oil Voyage
New Bedford dispatch notes aboard the ship Thomas Hunt Jasper of Stonington dated December 21 reports taking 35 barrels of sperm oil during passage from Fayal to Leneville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Thomas Hunt
Jasper
Stonington
Fayal
Leneville
Hydrographic warning on rocky patch near Bishop Shoal
Hydrographic office reports a rocky patch located 84? miles SE from Bishop and Clerks Shoal. Pilots aboard Vineyard raven 4.483 indicate only 174 feet of water over the patch at half tide, signaling a hazard to navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydrographic Office
Vineyard Raven
Bishop and Clerks Shoal
Shipping notice of Avoca and Erie Maneon teams to ports
Vessel Avoca with Hatch and Philadelphia Dee 12 sails for Calcutta January 1 from lat 17 Beeya with Bark Farwell Kleip and Buenos Ayres for New York Dee 28 lat 34 after lot $40. Erie Maneon with Schultz and Campeache sails for New York January KB 96 off Highlands of New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoca
Hatch
Philadelphia
Calcutta
Beeya
Vessel Collisions Reported Near Cape Henlopen
London dispatch notes Bark Valona and the D and E Ke dence in distress after collisions. Andrew Poe from Savannah reported on December 29 under lat 36 X, lon 64 W. Both vessels abandoned and dismasted with bows smashed, earlier details misreported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Andrew Poe
Savannah
New York
Cape Henlopen
Wreck Reports and Maritime Update Across Several Ports
Multiple ship incidents and weather notes from across the Atlantic and North American coasts. Bark Lizzie Perry wreck near South Point Lighthouse with 27 crew, two survivors reached a rescuing ship after 20 days at sea. Forest Belle anchored off Halifax reefed during gale, likely total loss. Manhatten from Mexico and Havana rode heavy gales. crew from Gussie Bishop rescued. Various other vessels report damage, arrivals, and salvage efforts. ice obstructs navigation in New York and Baltimore areas. Despatches cover ports from Barbados to Providence and St John, NB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbados
Lizzie Perry
South Point
Alfred Watts
Halifax
Lunenoure
Sch
Forest Belle
Sydney
L Young
Lunenburg
Manila
Fleury
Sanford
Cebu
Charleston
Mabel Darling
Nassau
Wilmington
Providence
Walker Armington
Rockland
Newport
Baltimore
Vineyard Haven
Mass
Squash Meadow Shoal
Herald
Novell
Nantucket Shoals
Woodward
Abraham
Boston
Ug Herald
Hyannis
Charles
Sears
Alien
Lubee
New York
Victoria
Guardian
Port Hadiock
Provincetown
Addison Center
Gloucester
Joseph Matthews
Essex
Grand Bank
Alexandre Line
Manhattan
Mexico
Havana
Flatteras
Delaware
Gussie Bishop
Colorado
Sehman Antonio
Strathairly
Genoa
St Michaels
Mark Adda J Bonner
Rio Janeiro
Hatteras
Sir Lawrences N McKenzie
Aspinwall
London
Vorwarts
Forsmann
Bremen
Lealing
Bridgewater
Allen
St John
Liverpool
Kate Sandon
Kamehameha
Normanvik
Mortensen
Philadelphia
Gibraltar
Salisbury
Wilbur
Gots
New Jersey
Patapsco
Chesapeake Bay
Elwood
Annapolis
Korfolk
Lena Breed
Ireland
Atlantic City
Seeh Arabella
Flairfax
Wit Buck
Dorchester
J Ai Lapton
Iarvey
New Brunswick
Sit
Augustine
Fla
Virginia Lee Hickman
Powell
St Augustine Bar
Tog
Ellis
Paris
Dunkirk
Annie M Law
Boothbay
Gayton
Boaton
Icebound Weybosset crew rescued as gale eases in late January
Vessels face freezing conditions along the Atlantic coast. Weybosset and nine others freed from ice near Pollock Rip as tug Morse tows three masted ships. Storm King and barge pass west at sunset. Harbor freezes and many schooners lie immobile. US cutter Gallatin aids nearby vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaufort
Madura
Liverpool
Baley's Gel
Palatka
Chaples
New York
Chatham
Morse
Pollock Rip
Storm King
Barge
Charleston
Harold
Feeder
Lena
Swift
Jamaica
Matheson
Baraeva
Leonardo
Cafiero
Girgenti
Dutch Island Harbor
West Bay
Wickford Light
Fortress Monroe
Acacia
Kennedy
Prince Edward Island
Baltimore
Galveston
Gaveston
Chater
Newport
Esch Nellie
Sawyer
Arsy
Philadelphia
Maritana
Isvemen
Charles Wolston
Hinckley
Providence
Kview Hall Hall
Pensacola
Countess
Pioneer Godfrey
Great Yarmouth
Mary Sprague
Poland
Pascagoula
Georgetown
Geo R Cong
Vineyard Haven
Steamer Novelty
Stearns
Bay State
Ciyamix
Point Gammon
Verbena
Jacksonville
Nettie Langdon
Bagley
Brooxxe
Rakes
Tail
Jeanie G Pillsbury
Wall
Rockland
Seminole
Asemble
Fort George
Tawes
Hattie
Barbour
Gukey
Barbados
Augusta
Neilson
Propitieus
Kemp
Annie L Henderson
Henderson
Antwerp
Jerome
Crimp
Para
Lake Superior
Hiewart
Eider
Bazer
Bremen
Julia
Albera
Hamburg
la Bourgogne
Franquel
Havre
Liberta
Danielson
San Juan
Barraconta
Hubbard
Windward Islands
Barks Arabs
Zanzibar
Justine Hungersoll
Petersen
Havana
Ro Lyman
Pinkham
J.uenos Ayres
Harry
Aubrey
Tobin
Macoris
Victoria
Sliammond
St Kerre
Eastern Star
Hammond
Point-a-litre
Eugenie
Munro
Pelotas
Swis W
Il Wotherston
Chase
Asinwall
Amanda
Albury
Nassau
Kondo
Somerville
St John
Anna B Liutcheson
Zelalt
St Thomas
Algoard
Australia
Eleanora
Sara W Lawrence
Norfolk
New Orleans
Corona
Wittenberg
Shields
Lizzie Henderson
Tava
Cienred
Schs Chase Sinnicksen
Wilkes
Bertie & Maud
Phillips
Jordan’s Creek
Bele
Barks
Nicholson
Montevideo
Dan
Demerara
Jesse W Starr
Warren
Raffaelina
Zambino
Genoa
Walbors
Lough
Grangemouth
Portland
Estella
Sheepscot River
Boston
Sinontown Cove
Belknap
Port Royal
Cambala
United Kingdom
LPHTA
Berks
Adams
Salem
Parthian
Lancaster
Delaware
Rigi
Zophi
Sch T A
John O’gaunt
Grazelaer
Agept
Ayrshire
Miller
Glasgow
East Croft
Rimmer
Cardiff
Oriente
Kitchen
Bisagna
Oltoline
Wernstrom
Furrard Inlet
Melbourne
Ieaking
Pietro U
Elizabeth
Colcord
Bantigo
Ferrer
Cienfuegos
Joseph Wilde
Bellatty
Romanby
Barcelona
Amaranth
Corunna
James Waples
Ponder
Chames H Gordon
Gate City
Lizzie Dewey
Gladstone
St Johus
Arat
Tybee
Ambassador
Sampson
Buenos Ayres
Wese Point
Harveston
Sailed ships and arrivals across global ports end of January
Record of vessels in port and sailing orders from ASPINWALL to YOKOHAMA listing ships, bark and brig movements with origins and destinations such as AMSTERDAM, NEW YORK, BELIZE, CENTRAL AMERICA, S Jamaica, and57 more entries including dates Jan 3 to Jan 26 with vessels like Colon, Marianne Notte bahn, Lida Powler, Aguan, Maud Briggs, Red Rose, Caesar, Noel, Sirian Star, Samuel Skoffield, Minnie Abbe, Manitoba, Sarnia, Saratoga, Hagworth, and Belgic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspinwall
Colon
New York
Amsterdam
Marianne Nottebahn
Nugent
Basse Lerre
Lida Powler
Higgins
Belize
Aguan
Central America
Hunterman
Barbados
Maud Briggs
Youngs
Fernandina
Red Rose
St Vincent
CVI
Caesar
Lindqvist
Cuba
Bordeaua
Bygdo
Uweuschen
Louise
Michaelsen
Bremen
Hermann
Vahland
Philadelphia
Cardenas
Euskaro
Luz’ Arraga
Delaware
Cieneu Lgos
GK Hatch
Conlon
Robert Roff
Minatitian
Corunna
Noel
Knowlton
R . Cardiff
Sirian Star
Askin
Belfast
Calcutta
Samuel Skoffield
Bishop
Demerara Ln
WN He Clements
Crowell
Johanna
Meyer
Christiansand
Hamburg
Ponsoil
Parkham
Charleston
Havana
Saratoga
Curtis
Sarah A Staples
Gay
Pensacola
Gertrude Abbott
Champion
Morgan
New Orleans
Nancy Smith
Hodgkinson
Matanzas
Canute
Arazer
Emanude
Scotto
Aw Sable
Lock
Niagara
Kingston
Leon S. Swift
Harris
Mage Pon
Villala
Thompson
Astoria
Gravesend
Salerno
Lucia
Julia Blake
Peticoson
Newark
Liverpool
Mersey
Arabic
Moran? Bay
M B Miller
Dyer
Maggie Browne
Davies
Boston
Carrie & Long
Park
Moodyville
Sagua
Procida
Bannam
Louise Adelaide
Orr
John
Chautauquan
Millberry
Tuspan
Dan
Carrie
Bailey, Welch
Aspinwall Tampico
Port
Lizzie S James
Johinson
Royal Roads
Don Adolfo
Et Ensenada
Craig Whinnie
Bradford
Coronel
Wira Cruz
City of Columbia
Yokoyama
Belgic
Walker
Hong Kong
Francisco
Marine Notes from Boston and Cape Cod Storm Reports
Bark Harriet S Jackson from Boston arrived Barbados January 7 with foremast lost and struck by a whirlwind December 29 latitude 32 January 62, reports of wreckage including lathes shingles and planks near Georges. Bark C5 iuahnelt from Brunswick journals a Buenos Ayres voyage经历 hurricane events December 2 and December 7 with deck damage and loss of lumber overboard and cargo shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Notes
Boston
Jackson
Barbados
Sir John H McManus
Georges
Waltham
Cape Cod
AR Lente
Iuahnelt
Brunswick
Buenos Ayres
Dee 2
Sie
Dee 7
Ese
Maritime Movement Report from Baltimore and Brunswick
The record lists vessels cleared or sailing from Baltimore and Brunswick on specified dates. It notes steamer Decanus H Miller and vessel Maryland among arrivals and departures, with other steamers and brigs bound for Havana Belfast Port Antonio and Bristol, including details of pilots and origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braltimore
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Nantasket Foods
THE
Defence Association
Cunard Line
Calle
Cork Harbor
Palmyra
Samaria
Great Britain
Oy State Street
Allman Ole Martin
Liberal Union” Ladies’ Night
Ship News
Unal
Greenwich
Mometer
Aedicemasiienion
Port OF
Suele
Ping
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Perth
Vormaca
Long Wharf
E. Ih
West
E B. Sampson
M. T. Co
Boston, Baltimore, Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Boxton
Tenn
Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Furst
GEO. E. Smalley
Cen
Central Wharf
Resten
Cilonucester
North Side Central Wharf
Sa. W
KE. S. Mirchan
Ee Ball
India Wharf
Wiace
Vlee Liorth
Lading Wiven
Haaracwals
Mo Whitney
Boston & Providence Railroad
Wallo A. Akc
Wwaslineton St
Uckers
Op Williams
Ilan Lila
Siberian
A. Allan
State Street
Warren Line
ROMAN
Iexauaes of
Alestine
BIOWA
Warren & CO
Hansa SS. CO
Cremon
St. John, W
U. K
E.A. Adams & Co
State St
Bostor
Furness
Pethia Rilanese
Bordgerer
Savani FreWeht Ali
Georgeia
Ida
Alabama
Isa Ana
Tesas
le of
Lading
NEW England and Savannah Steamship Company
OLE of Riacogn
North Aide Lewt Wharf
Richardson & Barnard
Lewis Whart
de W. Sampson
New Eng
Central R
Washington Street
G Pearson
New England
Metropolitan
Sound Eines
Savam Niwaite
A, Dew. Sampson
Cromwell Line
Nort River
Louisiana
Knickerbocker
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Old Mexico
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Mississippi
Red Rivers
Fd. MN
Beagna
Washington Greet
Samuel H
EAMAN
North River
Mallory
Rio Grande
Coma
Lampasas
Fernandine
San Antonio
Carondeleta
Seth Spragul
Old State Monge
Associated Railways
Virginia
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Preedmont Air Line
Boston & Providence
RK Depot
Pearce
N. E
Southern Pacific Company
E. Be, Currier
E. Hawley
Broadway
New
Eastport & Calais, Me
ST. John, N. B
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
Lewis Wharf
Digby
Walter Hall
Joan G. Hall & Co
Chatham Street
Oman
Vier 6
Grand Juction
Stegimer
Custom House
Postoffice
Grand Juncion
Toston
Ghichester
Chester
Ghichester Chemical TS
Brami Geo. C. Goodwin & CO
Selk
Piamond
Aes
Jichester
Séumover
Mostom
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