Reform in Navy Yards Civil Service Debate in General Court
The General Court debated extending Civil Service reform to all U S Navy Yards. Major Greenough urged a merit system, while Major Edgerly accused him of politicizing appointments. Morison and Williams offered broader substitutes, seeking nationwide yard coverage and reconciliation with Republican aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Homer Edwerly
Charlestown
Waterloo
Charlestown Navy Yard
Mr. Edgerly
Major Greenough
Waketiela
Edgerly
Willams
Dedham
Cleveland
Greenough
Morison
Boston
United States
Republican Party
Worcester
General Court
Congress
Sixth
Quincy
Quinncy
Edzerly
Democratic State Committee
House
Mar, Howland
Chelsea
Mitchell
Massachusetts
Siayes
Lynn
Edeerly
Greennough
Aman
Williams
Navy Yards
Iilverly
Navy Yard
Mar
Orison
Major Keiverly
Brockton House Debates Water Loan and Local Reforms
Petitions in Brockton's House seek an extra water loan for sewerage, incorporation moves for the Women's Board of Foreign Missions and the Union Investment Association of Boston. Adopted orders cover wills registry use nationwide, rocket and explosive restrictions, agricultural society bounty, records of mortgages, school injury damages, dog bites and muzzling, city police as servants of the city, and a Saturday half holiday for city laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
T. B. Dunn
A. i
United States
Boston
Cty
Commonwealth
Elevated Roads in the Senate Petition for People’s Elevated Railway Co
A petition from Charles H. Nichols and others seeks incorporation to build and operate elevated roads in Massachusetts. The route includes Jamaica Plain to Seollay Square, Haymarket, Canal to Causeway, and connections to City Point and West Roxbury. Proposals allow electric, cable, or pneumatic propulsion amid public necessity adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Charles H. Nichols
People’s Elevated Railway Company
Committee On
Cook
Boston
Jamaica Plain
Centre
Paischou
Tremont Streets
Seollay Square
Sadbary Street
Haymarket Square
Canal
Causeway Street
Washington, Devonshire
State
Congress
Federal
Steadway
City Point
Tremont Street
Dover
Washington Streets
West Roxbury
Hagcerty
Worcester
Institute of Technology annual report highlights funding needs
The report to the corporation notes a prosperous educational facility but virtually no endowment, urging $2,000,000 to solidify finances and salary funds for professors. It details a new engineering building, 909 students with regional representation, and a faculty and library expansion, plus tributes to deceased members. Net receipts total $419,342. OS with disbursements and a cash balance of $26,570.12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Walker
Institute of Technology
Eigghty
School of Industrial Science
District of Columbia
Massachusetts
New England
Harvard University
Brown University
Yale University
Boston University
Amlhierst College
University of Minnesota
Oregon State University
Oberlin College
Hobart
Bowdoin
Rutgers
Boston College
Swarthmore
Pennsylvania State College
Bryn Mawr
United States Military Academy
Holy Cross College
Trinity
Robert College
Georgetown College
Vassar
James L. Littie
Edward Ss. Philbrick
Charles 5. Flint
Stanton Blake
Lewis William Tappan, Jr
Institute
SCHOONERS IN CAMBRIDGE LISTING HARBOR VESSELS PASSING
A fragmented nautical directory shows numerous schooners and vessels listed with owners and weights, noting that ships marked as passed Lie at Cambridge East Cambridge or between rail lines in the Charles River. The long OCR list names many boats and owners in Maine and New England ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward R Emerson
Brockway
Barnham
Dillingham
Rockport
Pearl Street Herald
Fiske
Rockland
Harry L. Whiten
Rich
Everest
Hattie C
Stewart
Hillsboro
Mary Langdon
Emery
Sree
Minis
Louise
Poudan
Comey
Mary Baker
Heaths
Mortal
Gans
Speedwell
Sean
South Bay
Summel Dillaway
Mijith
Ap Cou Poulton
Koby’s
Charlestown
Nyxnerr
Tecumseh
Coombs
Dann
McFarland
Wellman, Hall’ & C
Diaz
John
Battery Flash
Gilchrist
St John
Globe
Marshall
MNG
Mpa
Ie Pharma
Ws Ua Ace Et Comimercial
George A McFadden
Malcolmsot
Mystic
Grover Cleveland
Boma
Eos
Italy
Deine Humbolut
Hodizdon
Boothbay
Julia
Strout
Weeks
Josie
Seers
B&m
Kalevala
Whetherbee
Georget
Lottie
Mary B Smith
Mahoney
Mystic River Porine
Thurston
Sawyer’s
Cambridge
Ruth Robinson
Baker
C Lovell & Son
Wiliam
Donnelly Davis
Wiliie
Etheridge
Eva J Moore
Morris
Advocate
EH Weaver
Weaver
Fred Walton
Coto de Valdes Francis Coftin
Blondeet
Ellsworth
Wood’s
Bpannie & Hall
Tapley
Reess Grant & Morrison's
Hershel
Grace
Betts
Macias
Georgie L
Dickson
Harding
Walter
Fnend & Co
Weymouth
Gardiner
Georgie L Drake
Guldthwilte
Lbland
Gopee
Ore
Smith
Kinley
Cardigan
Butler
Brown
Ieee
Joseph Soucher
Baxter
Green's
Joel
McQuesten’s
James Holmes
Ryan
Belfast
Mooose Ee
Jennie E Righter
Crossley
Jefferson
Pearce
J H Conant
Stresan Dames
Bigelow
Ioyan Tetty
John Paull
Shatcher
Sss
Aoe StYoan
Jennie Seaverns
Fupper
Pel
Kalled Barrett
McLeod
Iver Lake
Johnson, Och Lad
Lanie Cobb
Faulkingham
Boston Dyewood Co
Lydia M Deering
Hamilton
Lavinia Campbell
Spaulding
Fitz Bros & Co
Campbell’s
Chelsea
Piper’s
Lucknow
Seeree Fee Lucinda G Potter
Potter
Nota Bene
Taylor
Parrsboro
Nathan Lawrence
Philpot
Navarino
Cole
Emery & Co
S.eee
Seinstent Olio
Martin
Glendon
Bb Pacific
Morang
Seer Estes Simpson’s
Kenney
Shaw
Wood's
Regina B
Gordon
Souris
McKay
Atalton
William F Green & Son
Barter
Metiuesten
William Oo Snow
Hatch
Es Sels In Port List Of Warf London Steamer Names
A historical ship list notes vessels laid up for publication on Tuesdays and Fridays. It includes Naine with Thayer & Lincoln bound for Liverpool and Hoosac with Philadelphia destination, plus numerous Br and It ships, brig Aquilla Annapolis and many others across ports like Boston Glasgow Baltimore Port Antonio and Liverpool with owners and consignors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naine
Consignee
Warf
Bostonian
Lrant
Thayer & Lincoln
Liverpool
Hoosac
Reading
Smith
Philadelphia
Sb & A
Siberian
Moore
HW & A
Allan
Glasgow
Atlantic Works
Wilkesbarre
Cates
Port Johnson
Edward Lawrence
Constitution Harmon
Johns Hall & Co
Yarmouth
Lewis Dorchester
Howes
Gesimalley
Baltimore
Central Flamborough
Fraser
Boston Fruit Co
Port Antonio
Long Glaucus
Coleman
LM Whitey
India
Wick
Ellis
George W Preston
NERY
Dimock
Eldridge
M Whitney
New York
Istrian
Parthian
Crowell
Sampson
Long Queensmore
Trewery
EF Johnston
London
NERK
Mystic Belle
Freeman
Otago
Gullison
J G Hall
McDonald
C Hunt & Co
Buenos Ayres
Mystic River
Steele
J G Brooks
Africas
Sesses Burnham’s
Blas G Pendleton
Lancaster
Peabody & Co
Melb
Constitution
Jennie Cushman
Titcomb
FU Batman
Africa
Battery Nostra Genitori
Ital
Giangrasso
Europe
National
EB Barrentines
Anita Berwind
Biddle
Atwood & Rich
Bruce Hawkins
Gurney
Kh R Freeman
Esse South Bay
Edith Sheraton
Coumans
Barclay & Cow
Marquand
Walter, Friend & Co
T Campbell, Robinson
HH Wright
Meyers
Rice & Co
Atlas
Hee Bussey
Liodedon
le Marchant
Whitney, Pousland & Co
South Bay
Natalie
Williams
Barclay & Co
Boston Dyewood Co
kKocky Glen
Bray
John S Emery & Co
Atlas Stores Schooners
Woodward
Jordan
Ellsworth
Tolmes & Ruggs’s
Ilewett
Billow
Whitton
Benjamin II Crocker
Presley
Sylvester Es Cambride Brunette
Knox
Winterport
Messee
Union
Burt
Waller, Friedl & Co
Dexter
Hamilton
Calais
Macca
Address of the Rev Dr Hamilton Before the N E Methodist Society
The Rev J W Hamilton delivered the annual address before the New England Methodist Historical Society in Wesleyan Hall yesterday morning. He traced early Boston Methodism from the Wesleys to Brown, Boardman, Garretson, and Jesse Lee, noting pioneering visits by Whitefield and early societies forming by 1782. Dr Haulton will conclude the address at the Methodist ministers meeting next Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hamilton
New England Methodist Historical Society
Wesleyan Hall
Boston
Wesleys
Charles Wesley
George Whitefield
Rhode Island
Richard Boardman
England
Freeborn Garretson
CREPING NEWS MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR PORT OF BOSTON
Monday July 27 arrivals include Steamer Siberian from Glasgow with mail and passengers. wreckage sighted near Nantucket Lightship. several vessels reported in ballast or with cargoes to Boston. Steamers Flamborough and Forest City cleared for Caribbean and Savannah. multiple ships en route or in tow. general weather indicates northeast winds and moderate seas with light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberian
Moore
Glasgow
Mise
H& A Allen
Wales
Lgih
Blair & Beattie
New York
Glaucus
Coleman
Whitney
City of Gloucester
Young
Gloucester
Shatter
Linge
John Paull
Thatcher
Philadelphia
Saults
Navarine
Lozwoon
Hoston T Ioston
Cole
Gonaives
Ye Wood Co
Vesselrod Saamery & Co
Nantucket South Shoal
Jan LO
Schs
Aldine
Deniison
Caruo
St Croix
Rose Wouk
Boston
Idg
Sali
Seth ML Yodd
Clark
New Vak
Oth
G A Smith
Kinley
Cardigan
Pet
Seli
Grover Cleveland
Thonia
Johns
Lucinda
Totter
Potter
Samuel Dillaway
Smith
Druid
Robinson
Dixon
Torey
Nondout
Seaver
Weaver
Sorfols
Jennie Seaverius
Papper
Lucknow
Provincetown
Flamborough
Rraser
Port Antonio
Boston Frit Co
Coastwill
Forest City
Snowman
Portland
CF ‘Williams
Gate City
Hodge
Saviannah
Richardson Barnard
Gen Whitney
Bearse
D M Whitney
Suhs
Cox & Green
Thompson
Chirk’s Cove
Norfolk
Pitt Bros & Co
Rapid Transit
White
Gleneces
Salled
Acythia
Liverpool
Philadel
State of Maine
Portiania
Jay Knickerpocker
Mary Troup
Charnes
Satpson
Reading
Wina
Transatlantic mail routes and ship notices from New York
A dense list of steamship lines and destinations detailing specially addressed correspondence and closed mails. Items cover routes to Ireland Great Britain Europe the Caribbean and Latin America including Belgium Netherlands Italy Spain and Cuba with dates from January 25 to February 1 and ships such as Saale Niagara Adriatic Friesland City of San Antonio and Cienfuegos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turk’s Island
Cape Tlayti
St. Dominzo
New York
George W. Clye
Vila
Southampton
Germany
Bremen
Ireland
Saale
Yucatan
Campeche
Tabasco
Chiapas
Cuba
Niagara
Wise
Great Britain
Belgium
FriesLind
St Thomas
St. Croix
Windward Islands
Trinidad and Tobago
City of San Antonio
Ior
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth
Dominion
Boston
Jamaica
Vyrian
Vorto Rico Direct
Soldier Prince
Trinidad and Lovage
Trinidad
Stemship
Cuban
Truxilly and
Ruatan
S. Oteri
New Orleans
Savanilla
Santiago
Vizcaya
Curacoa
Venezuela
Fortune Island
Fayti
United States of Colombia
Aspinwall
Panama
Athos
Bahama Islands
Cienfuegos
Bermuda
Orinoco
Oamaica
Livingston
Aguan
Seneca
Scotland
Ethigoia
Central America
South Pacific
City of Para
Bothnia
France
Havre
la Champagne
Netherlands
Edam
Post-au-Prince
Jacmel
Savanna
British
Buteh Guiana
Oranje Sassan
Costa Rica
Port Limon
Poxhal
Great Britain and Ireland
Pavonia
Greytown
Belize
Puerto Cortez
Oceanic and Mariposa steamship mail notices from Boston
Notices announce mail routes for Japan, Shanghai, Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports, the East Indies and Siam, via Oceanic from San Francisco and the Dutch East Indies routes via Mariposa from San Francisco. Mails close at the Boston office on February 4 and February 8 with small postage costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
Shipping Items and Charters Across Atlantic and Coast
New York dispatch lists numerous ship movements and cargoes including general cargoes from New York to Hull South America and Portland to San Francisco. Vessels like City of Philadelphia and Thos N Stone carry coal lumber and old rails among others. San Francisco notes charter and recharter lines with grain and ship routes to Cork Havre and Antaverp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Krais
Thra
Kope
Mobic
United Kingdom
Theo Fisher
Hull
America
Bug Sbandina
South America
Mari
We Norwoon
Motile
Matinzas
West Coaship
Philadelphia
Portland
Shir Alex Gipon
San Francisco
Thos N Stone
Pensacola
Galveston
Addie Becon
Charleston
Derelict ships and cargo movements listed in Barbados and Atlantic ports
Ships and brigs cleared or in port across Barbados, Curacao, Havana, Guantanamo, Nassau, Halifax, and other Atlantic hubs. Vessels include Annie R Storer, Chevedan Angel Madeira, Good News, Empress of India, Trinidad, Lillian Le Blanc, Maude McLain, Castilla Remmante, and many others with arrivals, sailings, cargoes, and abandonments noted from January readings. Port clearances span Curacao to Curacao and entries include in port lists, speedily detailing derelicts, salvages, and moving cargoes toward Philadelphia, New York, Havana, and Pensacola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lepreaux
Brown
Bonner
West Nea
Empress of India
Tewar
Trinidad
Ifyazer
New York
Barks Seliuller
Repiteny Louise
Gram
Las Sagoula
Buenos
Lyres
Gaetano Repedo
Orno
Vensacola
Vuenos Ayres
Disg
Isaac Burpee
Gace Bay
St John
Pensacola
Sch
Fortune
CANSO
Philadelphia
Curacoa
Sic
Poth
Ileratd
Teagan
Odorida
Ollan
Darry
Witter
Peterson
Chase Mitchell
Frost
Baltimore
Woks
Child
Giles
Boston
Fannie Kimimey
Wolle
Cardenas
Hlumarock
Veazi
Reo Evaneino
Ar Jan Pe Bark St
Newport
Ing
Sehs Ben
Ships Sailing and Arrivals List From Global Ports
A dense maritime brief lists ships sailing and arrivals across ports including Auckland Antwerp Amsterdam Calcutta Cape Town Chatapong Dover Gibralter Glasgow Genoa Liverpool London Palermo Natal Rio Grande do Sul and Santander. Entries note vessel names owners captains and destinations such as New York Philadelphia Boston and Barbados with dates in January and December from multiple nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Webster
Portland
Kenney
New York
New Zealand
Anjer—Pessed Dan
Mindoro
Luscomb
Manila
Antwerp
Stella
Hageman
Philadelphia
Amsvperdam
Armsterdam
Calculta
Eversham Abbey
Crotty
Manydown
Caliender
Cape Town
CGH
Bark Vesuvio
Ital
Longobardo
Chatpagong
Bark Cheshire
Crosby
Dover
Favorita
Hellman
Perth Amboy
Havburg
Gibraltar
Columbia
Garrick
Mediterranean
Glasgow
State of Nevada
Genoa
Hampshire
Liverpool
Belle O’brien
Hodgeman
San Francisco
Steammers
Virginia
Boston
Iowa
Dan London
Sixeter City
Silbbliss
Sorrento
Coleman
Dundee
Santander Art Dan
Platina
Lawrence
New Buoys Placed At Several Coastal Stations
Coast guard notes report several buoy replacements and placements across New England and New York harbors. A red buoy replaces a former Pair No 7 near Cuttyhunk Island. Black buoys Nos 1 8 and 4 are set at Plat Hammock Sage’s Dries Works and near South Dublin Island while a new black buoy 10 is added near Fisher’s Island. An iron tower for lighting Hazlett’s home area is removed in New York. In Pennsylvania the missing middle Delaware Bay buoy has been replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MaAssacusetts
Tornh
Cuttyhugk Island
Buzzard’s Day
North Dumpling Lehthouse
Fisher’s Th Sound
Conn
Dublin Island
Sage's Dries Works
West Baroor
Fisher’s Island
New York
Hazlett
Tiell Water
East Liver
Middle Delaware Bay
Perilous Atlantic Voyages Reported Amid Shipwrecks
The report details enduring gales and damage as ships struggle near Bermuda and coastwise ports. Vessels such as the Jane Liaw and Jacob Al Haskell are abandoned or towed. captains exchange crews and seek transfer to other craft. Several ships endure masts lost, sails torn, and hull damage, with crews saved by lifeboats and nearby steamers. Newspaper notes multiple derelict vessels, wreckage adrift, and ongoing salvage efforts across New London, Norfolk, Philadelphia, and Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Qainboom
Jan Lith
J KR Teel
Johnsen
Watter
Johnson
Aspinwall
Aneel
Madeira
Baltimore
Jacob al Haskell
Hassell
Savannah
New York
New London
Fire Island
Antinodes Island
Norfolk
Pasquotank
Cora
Yawl
Vowell’s Point
Seh ES Johnson
Chesapeake Bay
Philadelphila
Steaner Guildford
Carthagena
Delaware
Willington NG
Martha
Southport
Sd J. Howell Leeds
BOO
Varmoutil
Nse
G C Kelly
Hardy
Boston
Halifax
Pusket Wedse
ST Topeng
Ene de Nellie Bruce
Jirnst
Gloucester
Dan
Bam
London
Shin Log Meidhart
Pesagua
Welkenzie
Swansea
Cunard Line
Cephalonia
Quenstown
Cme
Cork
St John
Gloucester fishermen report heavy easterly wind and strong catches
An easterly wind battered over-stowed crews as Newfoundland trawlers including Jennie Seaverns Valkyrie A R Crittenden A 1 Story Mascot S V Colby Igpover Cleveland Magnolia Hattie E K Worcester arrived with 3 500 000 pounds of cod and halibut reports from Grand Bank and Western Bank crews. Injured Tubal Cain crewman fell from ship Georges Bank voyage. Tolanthe of Gloucester reported overdue but reached Portland Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Janett
Jennie Seaverns
Valkyrie
Monior
Gere Evelyn
Abbie I Miaulis
Grand Bank
Mesbara
Schs
Fannie W Freeman
Mainboom
Gait
Ralph & Hodgdon
Masconoine
Winona
Augusta i
Gohnson
Rigel
Norseman
Tubal Cain
Georges
Belighttuck
Gertie Bvelyn
Portland
Tolanthe
Mass
Cotton cargo damaged after ship fire in New Orleans harbor
New Orleans reports a fire in the after hold of the 67 ship Paramatta causing damage to about 6500 bales of cotton. Fire was quickly extinguished with damage not exceeding two dozen bales. Bermuda stopover notes a separate storm affected voyage plans for the Isage Burpee from Glace Bay bound for Saint John NB with coal, entering port January 16 after storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Paramatta
Bermuda
S“H Isage Burpee
St John
Nuj
Williams
Glace Bay
Ports and ships move in Atlantic and Gulf routes
A telegraph style summary lists ships and destinations across ports including Antwerp, Boston, New York, Baltimore, Coosaw, and Galveston. Vessels such as Patterdale Riversite Hattie Ting and several schooners load ice, sail, or clear for various ports including New York and Philadelphia, with dates from January to June noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astorta
O-Ardan Ls
Patterdale
Typiman
Antwerp
Arthurstone
Assum
Portland
United Kingdom
Riversite
Bdowley
Bootabay
Tspecials
Saled
Baward Eo Youns
Floward
Boston
Ipemen
New York
Port
Port Diam 27, Sels Hattie Ting, Collins, St John
Jordan
Pbaltimore
Innocenta
Rossi
Genoa
Hood
Ross
Providence
Horatio , Linker
Syalen
Hendrcksen
Rotterdam
Bull River
Arlanton
Coosaw
la Bridgevort
Harriet
Bertha Dean
Conroy
LDU Artows
Dixon
Hallock
Tisdale
Baunton
Galveston
Aalesund
From
W Lewis
Pehring
Philadelphia
Glanwstwith
Wampurg
Gceorgetow SN
Schs Morancy
Roealand
Boothrollers
Odi LE
Selis Union
Foster
Port Antonio
Lester A Lewis
Irgess
Saguaforth
Maria W Norwood
Thompson
Pensacola
Freda Yrampp
Grimmerga
Asterdam
Clara Leagitt
Lombard
Ainway
Mary Ann
Collins
Robert Morgia
Norsett
Galicia
Mill
Howard W
Middlefolk
John B Carrington
Berry
Newport
Josie Crowley
Clark
Morrell
Murray
New Orleans
Adela Thackett
Kilmey
Eads—Ardan
Iaillane
Cuba
Oy Bedford
Fragments of Ocean Trade Ledger Reach Atlantic Ports
An OCR fragment lists ships and routes among multiple ports including Norfolk, New York, Havana, Buenos Ayres, and Liverpool. It mentions vessels such as Guy Mannering and Ericsson, with sail dates around January. The mixed cargo and passenger entries reflect a busy wartime era oceanic schedule and ship clearances.
Passage From Tieston To Savannah By Gate City Steamer
Mrs 2 Smith and Miss Sarah Vain are listed among travelers along with C1 A Miller WIL V Potter and several other passengers including Mrs Vaine Miss Swan Mrs DEL Swan Mic C Blackwell Mrs CoA Millen and Miss Alartha Jasschke plus CB Fitch and PD McCotton on the Gate City steamer voyage from Tieston to Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tieston
Savannah
Gate City
2 Smith
Sarah Vain
A Miller
Wil V Potter
Wol Barley
Vaine
Miss Swan
del Swan
Mic C Blackwell
Coa Millen
Alartha Jasschke
CB Fitch
PD McCotton
Vessels Lying At Chelsea and Lynn Ports Listed
A long OCR list enumerates vessels laid up at Chelsea and Lynn ports including brig and schoiner names such as Adeline Hamlin Lewis 100 at City Wharf Chelsea and Alice McQuesten’s fleet with entries like Lawrence, Green’s, and Marquand’s. The compilation reads as a catalog of ships, owners, and associated wharves with scattered figures and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov Pe Butts & Daggett’s
Chas. Dennis
Haske! Schoiners
Adeline Hamlin
Lewis
City Wharf
Chelsea
Alfeed
Fiske
White
RES Yi Dia
En's
KB Alveri
Pletcher
Areca Gra Yea
Yann Anni
G Quine
Nicholson
Green
Elie Hardy
Studley
Gol
Ees Green
el Colin C
Paner
Paver
Charies
Jeffrey
Bassert
Ross
Crtc Syne
Marshall
Opto Binery’s
Chelses
Lindits Brittain
Olean
BES. Sc
Craigie
Briage
Daniel Gilford
Cosman
Eeeer Ees
Gileadton
Rnwin
Astevens
Gott
APO
EOP Drisko
Risk
Loz
Ese
Eee
Ees Marquand’s
Faw
Morgan
McQuenten’s
Florence Nowell
Nickerson
Medford Fleetwing
Williams
Eens Lawlor’s
Florence Lockwood
Ray
McQuesten
Grendon
Ileury Squire
Gray
City oatTl
James Baker
Adams
Toby's
Charlestown
Lottie Kmend
Gould
Grant & Morrison
EB Leonor
Boursey
Sacs Cae Lyons’s
Chelsea Lygouia
Pallerton
Usl
Seeess Marquand’s
A Plummer
Howes
Ogee
Mollie Rhodes
Watts
Maranand
Fob
Mana Adeaide
Atwood
Sturtevan’s
Hou Mois Ildridge
Kelley
Kelly
Mary Standish
Robinson
McQuesten’s
EF I Senawa
Alexsawer
Eda Sos
OLY
Ceise’ Mopang
Strout
Seer
Oaker
Ti Skinner
Gia
Winthrop
Steve Omg
AREY
Hed Rover
AHGY
Ny Hendon
Bob Richard Vaux
Burns
Eer Burphan
Stephen Slorgan
Mehaley
Sadie Uy Crosby
Ieee Acgee Ipienwn
Alec Emery
Chelsea Sea Bird
Thurston
Ceewe Ees
Eee Emery
Chelsea Two Brothers
Pouge
Arquand
Hoi Victory
Ober
Liz
Hammond
Buck’s
War Steed
Gookin
Green’s
Wiere Here
Chirehill
Lawlor’s
EB Willam Todd
Wood
Giemion
KB Vote-joo
Kavenaugh
J Buck
William di Archer
Plundy
Stearns
Roxbury
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Marblehead
Boston Teachers’ Benefit Association
Richard J. Cone
Jackson B. Swett
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of
James Hoar
Walker
Tappan
Atlantic Mutual
INS. CO
Ni Ys Deveden
Geo
Winthrop Colefin
WMRE
Cot NO
State Streess
TRE Atlantic Works
St. Ernst Elostun
Builders OF
Boston Post
Cenis
Essels
Progress OF Methodism
Iamilton
N. E. Methodist Historical Society
Turspay
Port OF
Cloust
Trans-Pacific Mails
Shin Mercury
Port Lickley
Port Pirre
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W. Sen Free Saunders
Noss
Newcastle
Nsw
Honolulu
Wilalers
Montevideo
Gay Heal
New Bedford
Buenos Ayres Ardanoy
Vroom
LTO Mariners
Marine Notes
Oe Crowell
Royal Arch
Chatfield
Peter H Olsen
George 9Ibbell
Virgins
Thomson
Chase
Audie Shaivery
Coomes
Maggie Cunanius
Mareh
Doe
Prince
Coomb
Asey
Albert Wsmith
Kerry
Vahardania
Guy Mannering
West Point
Furbiverim Oly Fine Land
Brent
Stones
Uthiel
Capulet
Rndad
Rivera
Havana
Martell
Kenz
Sayonne
EL Monte
Rnesia
Hamburg
Livre
Laniace
Rio Janeiro
New Oleats
Krakeslava
Sheehan
Latona
Mowery
Notiex
Harper
Pernaumoineo
Mary TL Crosey
Pendleton
Wiliam I Powies
Darien
Gar
Fanny
Garteun
Wadlacksonville
Luther A Roby
Jacob Reed
Ameia
Doston
Iberia
Windsor
Joann
Emma Rossmith
Faulkner
Montevi
Hell Gate
Minmin
Sonth Ambey
Benjgamin Hicish
Verry
Ambey
William Li Burroughs
Garland
Wenney
Red Jacket
E Arcularius
Stocklead
Port Blakeley
Ericsson
Wyer
Valparaiso
Port Townsesd
Ardan
McNear
Warner
San Toga
Conhummere
Ward
Hocoluh
Spartan
Polite
Ida
Chasca
Sydney
Irmgard
Toteult
Paulpsburg
Warren Adams
Colcord
Horse
Falofa
Portsmouth
Sen Loring
Ballard
Geile Hooper
Gilkey
Dohn K Souther
Fannie & Wolston
Fernandina
Thlladelphia
Iurnford
Muuiford
St Jago
Egglestone Abbey
Cooper
Diarbellt
Guilford
Tonio
Soppa
Anna Bt
Morse
Merritt
Woston
Cacouna
Lord Gowsh
Alice C Dickerman
Jaskell
Vostony Havani
Preakwater
Ohio
Agate
T Peterson
Lrunswick
Wanpelia
Baltinore
St Charles
Purrington
Plinter
Dow
Hionolum
Deigo
Deigo—Ar Janu Lo, Bark Royal Tar
Walkley
Louise Hastings
Tute Kings
Satilla
J Frank Seavey
Newburyport
Siva
N Ad
City of Macon
Wis
Point
Viscassi
Frank G Dow
Maroney
Ae India
Clapo
Cakada Atlantic S.S. CO
Steadier Uantax
Hoston
Alifax
USA
Ture CO
KR. v. Gardner
Eatlantie
Lewis Wharf
O. L
Metropolitan
York
Rales
ES Day
Satur m
North River
M. Whitney
Anh
Mallory Lines
Kborton & Gloucester
North Side Central
Gloucester Steamers of Boat Company
Mercuant
Ndia
Br.aver Line
Winanipe
Boston & Bangor
Moster
Carey Rete
Jeanonh
Bucksport
Ile Vent Caan
Wiblliam H. Hili
Ganeral
Sup Ping
Bey Ni Atail
I. Verponk
Atlantic
REN Star
KE. A. Adares & Coo
Lis State St. Carread &T
Moston
Hansa Lane
Aznavera
Hambire
Grasbrook
Ocraumon
Adams& Co
St. Dostot
Allan Line
Gaston
Paldatearaga
Glagtow
Boaton
We i. Allan
Avenia
State Street
Beaver Line Steamships
Promiere
Lake Winnipeg
Lake Ontari
Lake Superior
Lake Winnives
Lake Ontario
pLake Superior
Doanerstreet
Warren Line
Loston
Kansas
DEV
Alestin
Warren & Col
Postallice Square
Zoston
Jane
UNIAN
Carden
Ofice
Aleman Deg Vn
Atitin
Furne Sells
LENK
Stockholm
City
Parklam City
Femness
Water Street
Vlad
TSR
Bavarean
Twat Caleb
Bey Crean
Eeeere
Roca Oh Einen
Macon Wie
Sscily
Cemral Ailway
Florida
Wester
Georgian
Alabama
South Carolina
Loutai
Accomana
Texas
Aiitaba
Cpe Arnon
RECA
Rtas
Paci
Washington St
Richardson & Uatn Ganunh Ss. Co
Dew. Sampson
N. E
Apt
Freig
T Line
Ard
Stewis Whark
Atlantic Ave
Enade
New York & New
Jeiant) RR
Metropolitans
8. CO
Sound Lines
Ocean Stramshie Company
Washington Se
Southern Pasifig Company
Morgan Line
Saci - 7
Eehursday
Teans Seaports
Bksailround
Awkrond
New and
Qld
Mexico
Colorado
California
E. BE. Caarter
N. H
Wuahington Sr
Hrosteam
BE. Aweley
Genibastera
Broadway
WEMSY
Woeton
Saxon
Partaian
Long
Clyde Steamship CO
Reat Southern Freight
PAS
Senger
South
River
Cenah Woneahenay
Maes Lroquois
Cihlero Kee
Semenole
Yemassee
Waeckington Street
Thosten Y. A. Flanders
Theo. G. Eger
Trath
Bowling Green
New Exglas WY
Sou Lue
Soudmwestl
Piedmont Air Line
Artlanyic Coast Line
Seaboard
ALR
Waldo
Washington Street
Mayes
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn
Go Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
Baltimore & Ohio
Tiexeta
Geo. E. Smalley
Central Wharf
Chichester
Red Cross
Winemond Road
Ladiee
Leicer
Matl
P * Thiobester Chemical Co, Iadison By. Philadhy
Gig -Goumwin & CO
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