New Ford edition of Washington writings reviewed
The fifth volume of Ford's edition of The Writings of George Washington is examined, noting heavy reliance on Sparks's footnotes without proper credit. The reviewer praises the physical quality and notices, but criticizes the editor for appropriating Sparks's notes while presenting new material from Nov 6 1776 to July 31 1777, chiefly official war-era correspondence.
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Washington
Ford
Trenton
Princeton
Congress
Richard Henry Lee
Wilbur Fisk in American Religious Leaders review
The second volume in American Religious Leaders on Wilbur Fisk receives sharp critique. The reviewer faults the biography for denominational bias, narrower scope than Jonathan Edwards, and poor integration of Fisk’s personal life. They question Fisk’s standing among leaders and imply the volume suits Methodist readers but misplaces Fisk among top religious figures.
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Wilbur Fisk
Jonathan Edwards
Dr. Fisk
Allen
Matthew Arnold
John Wesley
Dr. Lisk
Lie
Francis Wayland
Archbishop Hughes
Pheodore Parker
Methodists
George Prentice, DD
Boston
Houghton, Mifliim & Co
Price
Scribner's February Highlights Novelty and Explorations
Scribner's for February presents three notable articles: Life Among the Congo Savages by Tierbert Ward, John Ericsson the Engineer by William Conant Church, and An Archeological Discovery in Idaho by Frederick Wright. Ward discusses his journey with Mr Stanley and independent explorations, detailing food, religion, villages, and customs of lesser known tribes including a note on Tippo Tib and his Arabs accompanying Stanley down the Lualaba to the cataract in 1876.
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Scribner’s
Congo
Tippo Tib
Hamad Ben Mohammed
Stanley
Lualuba
Beveath
Kapsongu
Conse
Congo Ruler Tamers: Stanley Falls and Tippo Tib’s Depot
A vivid 19th century review describes central Africa’s Congo region, noting a formidable ruler near Stanley Falls and Tippo Tibs Arabs at a key depot. It contrasts native and Arab forces, contrasts famine enemies named Afraid of Hunger, and records African raids, military odds, and cannibalistic depictions as part of the reportage.
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Central
Africa
M’ Kango
Hamad
Congo
Equatorial Africa
Stanley Falls
Africca
Tippo Tib
W. H. Mallock
Congoland
Mr. Bishop
Madrid
Bishop
Valera
Galdos
Valdés
Harold Frederic
Octave Thanet
Russell Sullivan
Sullivan
Charlemagne
Willie
The Art Clus Exhibition In Boston's North West Room
In the northwest room, a clean marine by Minsell and two strong portraits by Sarah G Putnam and Charles H Hayden stand out. Cauldwell, Fagin, Robinson, Snell, and others contribute notable works, with diverse landscapes, figure studies, and still lifes shaping the strong overall showing.
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Minsell
Sarah G. Putnam
Mr. Bradford
Charles H. Hayden
David L. Fagin
Bar Harbor
Charles H. Miller
Dupré
Theodore Robinson
On the Seine
Natalie
Florence Frances Snell
Minnie Milton
W. W. Birney
L. R. Jewett
Charles Warren Eaton
Ambroise A. Smith
8. C. Davis
M. K. Iaker
Walter L. Dean
Dean
Clifford Graysons
Thomas Allen
Montauk
L. L
Beau Monsieur
Mr. Selinzer
Miss Hinds
Frances H. Throop
le Reveil
A. B. Shepley
Waler Gilman Page
BE. A. Page
Swampscott
Charles J. Page
M. Fenery
G. Ernest Dodge
Paris
National Builders' Convention Adopts Eight Hour Prep
The National Builders' Convention adopts resolutions urging contractors to prepare for eight hour work, endorsing hourly pay as the method to adjust daily limits. Sessions discussed the lien law and sub contracting, with eight hour debates to continue tomorrow and related resolutions tabled for next year.
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National Builders’ Convention
Pach
National Builders’ Sen
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Steamer Ontario Arrives in Portland After Enormous Seas
The Dominion line steamer Ontario docked in Portland from Bristol with a large cargo and a few passengers. The captain reported terrific gales most of the voyage, waves were enormous, but the ship came through without accident. The Allan line steamer Polynesian is due tomorrow from Halifax carrying a very valuable cargo.
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Porttland
SreeraAu
Ontario
Dominion Line
Bristol
Ene
Allan Line
Halifax
Portland
Bertram Home for Aged Men Elects Trustees in Salem
The annual Bertram Home for Aged Men meeting in Salem elected trustees Henry Harrington William G Webb James B Curwen George Upton Edward J Ropes William A Huntington J Frank Dalton Charles S Rea Walter H Trumbull Ang Kilimerton and William E R Simons. Sixty inmates reported full capacity with two deaths that year. Holyoke Insurance Company named officers H Pikce president W H Johnson vice president and E J Chamberlain among directors.
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The
Holyoke Insurance Company
H. Pikce
TV. H. Johnson
James Chamberlain
Bob i Tabens
Jt A. Tapley
A. L. Tluntington
George Rk
Micheas B. Ives
Hi. M. Batchelder
J.I. Mahoney
G. Il. Poor
Bath Bath Iron Works Set to Build Last Gunboats
Bath Maine January 28 Moore & Sons of Elizabeth N J withdraws from the bid for the last two gunboats leaving Bath at the head as their figures were lower than Bath Iron Works Bath firms bid to build the cruisers the secretary may reject bids but otherwise contracts will be awarded to Bath Iron Works Monday morning congratulations from Carnegie Phipps and others indicate ships will be built in Bath
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Moore & Sons
Elizabeth
Bath Iron Works
Carnegie & Phipps
Fatal blast at Shamokin Sunbury railroad cut
A gang widening the Shamokin Sunbury and Lewisburg railroad bed near Paxings triggered three blasts. Two exploded as workers waited, and the third blast caused a tunnel collapse. Three men died and five were fatally injured. others were injured and mutilated. The incident occurred January 23 in Sunbury, Virginia.
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Sunbury, Venn
Shamokin
Sunbury & Lewisburg
Paxings
Lenothers
Edison Electric Lighting Company Elects New Directors
At the annual Edison Electric Illuminating Company meeting in New York on January 28, a new board was elected including John L Beses R Rk Bowker Ek Crowell C E H Cosver Thomas A Edison J B Renry Dr Johnson Marquand G T Peabody P B Smithers Spencer Trask Henry Villard and J Stood Wright. The capital stock was increased by 2 million and bonds authorized up to 2 million.
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Edison
New York
Edison Electric Hiuminating Company
John L Beses
R. Rk. Bowker
Ek. Crowell
C. E H. Cosver
Thomas A. Edison
J.B. Renry
Dr. Johnson
Marquand
G. T. Peabody
Smithers
Spencer Trask
Henry Villard
J. Stood
Wright
Canadian House hears cable project from Dreland to Quebec
A petition seeks incorporation of a company to lay a cable from Dreland to a Quebec shore point on the Gulf of St Lawrence. The line would pass the Straits of Belle Isle with London firm backing for lines and materials. The plan includes a cross border link to Boston and New York gateways.
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House of Commons
Drelaind
Quebec
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Straits of Belle Isle
Vanbrant
New York Supreme Court
R. B. Davenport
Boston Ideal Opera Company
Cincinnati
W. H. Foster
Thousand Islands
Grand Trunk
Canada Pacific Railways
Canada
New York State
Montreal
Ottawa
Ontario
Boston
New York
Life of the Hindoo Lecture at Clarendon Street Church
Mr. G W Leitch spoke on the life habits and religion of the Mindoos of Lidia and Ceylon at Clarendon Street Church. He showed a diagram indicating liquor and tobacco as the largest expenditures and bread and meat as secondary. The talk will be repeated Thursday at the Central Congregational Church. Greenland's Icy Mountains song was illustrated by stereopticon to close.
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Clarendon Street
G. W. Leitch
Lidia
Ceylon
Central Congregational Church
Greenland
Iey Mountains
Shipping News Update From Mintare to Boston Harbor
Maritime notices from Mintare to Boston detail arrivals and clearances. The steamer Pavonia from Liverpool reports rough seas and gale conditions on passage, with several ships named in port and underway. Coastal and whaling entries include vessels like Dominion, Minnie Louis, and John Brooks, plus Honolulu reports of Abram Barker Gifford voyage aspects and a crew rescue attempt near the Sandwich Islands.
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Pavonia
dKay
Liverpoool
Alex Martin
Thiutt Dale
Scythia
Fosvon
Liverpool
Highlane Light
Northern Jonpire
Knowlton
Trom Bio Waneino
Larbadus
Pavonis
Grasbrook
Shipping News Yard Dispatches Open January Trade
New York dispatches report scarce herbroom and firm rates with general cargo freight. Charters include Europe bark Kestrel with slaves from New York to Caiiz and back, and private tennis noted. Coastwise shipments feature ship Jose Chine lumber from a Georgian port to New York at 725, Win K Drury from Sa'illa to New York at 87, Annie J Henderson Brunswick to New York at 37, Woodside from Pensacola to Philadelphia at 3 per day, with coal on Ameer Baltimore to Havana and other movements listed.
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New York
Herbroom
Europe
Kestrel
Caiiz
Indiks
Ameer
Baltimore
Hiavana
Jose Chine
Win K Drury
Sa‘illa
Transoceanic Shipping Notices From Jan 27
A dense log of vessels sailing and arriving at global ports includes ships like Cremon for Boston, Vannie Whitmore for Boston, and Julia A Ward for Philadelphia. Entries list bark Bell Wooster, Conquest, and many more with origins such as Barbadoes, New York, Calais, and Rosario, noting dates in late January and early February alongside ports in Boston, New York, Rio Janeiro, and Melbourne.
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Antwerp
Cremon
Ger
Boston
Buenos Syres
Vannie Whitmore
Whitmore
Arlington
Leach
Barbadoes
Belt
Monroe
Para
Verdeh
Avhiladelphias
Julia A Ward
Rieh
Shachmat
Guptal
Bist
Formosa
Vierce
New York
Rosa Roca
Ital
Repetto
Sdarbadoss
AC Bean
Aim
Foster
Balia
Laneca
Bordeaux
Wilhelm Kirkecdahl
Nor
Stangebye
CETPB
Baltimore
Liverpool
St Marnock
Messina
Veresina
Cacace
Seresa
Vico
Fereri
Philadelphia
Moville
Trinholme
Liverport
Somerhill
Manila
Moravia
Galison
Newcastle
Aow
Mar Eilues
Dora
Lohmann
Assyria
Penarth
Redruth
Hodge
Hamburg
Rousario
Bree
Jennie Phinney
Intersoil
Santos
Mary Jenness
Ann
Cochran
Rio Janeiro
Conquest
Dickson
Barbados
Belle Wooster
Higeins
Soth
Tred Is Richards
Choraudike
Edward L Mayberry
Knight
New Lisat
Snow
Dostilicps
Low Wood
Thurber
Adelaide
Dee
Hudson
Curtis
Auckland
Lurline
Lane
Aspinswall
Newport
Barda
John
Pearson
Kerritt
Rosario
Driv Buda
Corvett
Port Natal
Dan
Boylston
Sall
Buenos
AYRIS
Sehs
Vula
Calais
Brigharies A Sparks
Olb
Shawmnut
Dee 19
Himiranda
Hall
Canuy Whitmore
Wlligiere
Burks Founosa
Perce
Wodlace Briint
Airsous
Martha’ Fucker
Sintth
Shipyard Report Sparks Early Launch News in Bath
A fragment notes the SMinoit ship near completion at the New England yard in Bath Maine with launch anticipated in days. Cactus is also described as advanced and likely to debut from blocks by Friday, though details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Bath
Juannehed
New England
Gloucester fishing news reports fleet unloads and ships
In Gloucester today detailed cargo listings include 1,700,000 frozen herring aboard Norseman from Fortune Kay and 20,000 tons of codfish aboard J W Collins from Haddock Inlet. The new Golden Hope is to sail tomorrow under Captain Alexander Mehachern for Fortune day.
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Gloucester
Janets
Schs
Charlies
Levi Woodbury
Senator Morgan
Dora A Lawson
Ritish
Delight
Fortune Kay
Norseman
Fand Bank
Sarah
Wilita H Oakes
Georges
J W Collins
Haddockine
Golden Hope
Alexander Mehachern
Forpland
Chas S Haskell
Cape Shore
Alice C Nor
Red and black buoy near wreck obstructs navigation at sea
A red and black buoy near the Atlas wreck lies in a vessel track off Bishop and Clerk's Lighthouse. The barge rail is awash at low water. Obstruction noted as dangerous, with several ships listed including the four masted American slip Jan 25 bound for San Francisco and other container ships traveling from Liverpool, New York, and London to destinations such as Batavia and San Francisco.
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Boston
Bares Atlas
Vineyard Sound
Bishop & Clerk's
Ftand- Kerchief
Wyant
Dei Wis
Liverpool
San Francisco
W. Sity Kambira
Rell
New York
Batavia
Das
Margarethe
Singapore
Dark Weternelle
Batman
Tor Dunedin Lyttelton
Lon
W. Isark Premad
Simonsen
New Yorks
PotNtal
Park Levuka
Harris
London
Jin
Fishing schooner ashore near Georges Island at Hull
reports from Hull Massachusetts dated January 25 describe a fishing schooner ashore on Georges Island. Hyannis January 27 notes a mail schooner from Rockland to New York ran ashore on flats and will likely refloat at high water. Rockland January 27 announces O Brien & Masters purchasing the 118 ton Idaexmore for lime cargo and 2500 barrel capacity. New York January 27 reports brig Motley from Pernambuco with storm damage and loss of deck cargo and rails. Wilmington January 28 notes a freighter damaged by fire aboard a fish market boat. Savannah January 28 reports Frank Harrington ashore on Tybee with likely total loss and crew saved. New London January 28 mentions Sir Thomas Potter patched and towed to Wareham. Further notes from various ports describe vessels ashore or damaged, including trawlers and brigs, with crew saved and losses uncertain.
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Hull
Mass
Georges Island
Hyannis
Rockland
New York
O' Brien & Masters
Thomaston
St George
Motley
Pernambuco
Hampton Roads
Nsw
Wilmington
Graham
Avis
Philadelphia
Savannah
Frank Harrington
Hodgdon
Linnelii
Waldoboro
Boston
New London
Jian
Sir Thomas Potter
Warelam
Point
Plaasxny
James PB Johnson
Forked River
Iter
Sollow Ie
Wreclks
Yarmoutil Ns
Jan
Kelly
Nalifax
Vubince
Domestic Ports Ship Movements and Clearances Jan 27 An Ocean Freight Chronicle
A dense listing of port clearances and sailings across domestic ports including Baltimore Philadelphia Charleston Fernandina Norfolk Newport News New York Narragansett and more. Entries name ships steamers schooners and barges with departure ports destinations and dates Jan 24 28 noting coal voyages Liverpool Liverpool bound ships and notable incidents such as ships listing at sea and a gale causing sails to tear.
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Baltimore
Steimer
Missouri
Gates
Philadelphia
Schs
Albert T Steaens
Bills
New
Jaite
Kelsey
Chase
New Bedford
Lidard Lewis
Townsend
Savannah
Frostburg
Alselborn
Pridgepory
Dan
Benjamin English
Terry
Worth Amboy
W Ampley
Beard
New York
Fred Sunwy
Tate
Cledmont
Gadden Ruve
Ball
Jacksonville
Grove
Plalidelpha
Galventon
James Young
Linnesin
Pitlachicola
Georgetown
P Nowell
Ab Rhudolph
Philadelpia
Jickuse Island
Halor
Lucy BE Friend
Thomas
Hyannis
Mass
James Rothwell
Lincame
Greenpoint
Mad
Gocklind
Mary Dane Lee
Swhs
Sarah le Ward
Carrie Irons
Momile
Fort Morgan
Regent
Liverpool
Norfolk
William E Lee
Boston
Martinmith
Charleston
Newport
Acton
Lisit
New Orleans
Texan
Indion
Narragansett
Narragansett Bay
Sens
WE & WL Tuck
Cares Mart
Lady Kilen
Revidence
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Yate
Abbutt
Tiimbirg
Lampasas
Jones
Baryon
Martha S Bement
Townsen
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Gay George We Consdon
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Kenyon
Williams
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Gar
Hd Cottrell
Haskell
Mbile
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Hoverts
Charlesson
Mary Dj Cook
Noffies
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Soine
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Shin Godiva
Deémerarca
Edward Cushing
Port Spain
Seis Abbie So
Dem
Bristol
Howe
Carrie Heckle
Havana
Hell Gate
Annie FE Webb
Logalls
Bridgeport
FE Kimball
Kimball
Brooklyn
Port Townsend
Crapo
Herdy
Puensacola
Sporet de Mars
Surls
Cienfuegos
Jennie Lockwood
Poland
Demerara
Vort Royal
Chase Wolston
Cousin
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Thompson
Moston
Philada Spila
Kathleen
Cardiff
An. Snow
Annie C Grace
Noroury
Jesmond
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Tialey
Branseiis
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Steaner Bratuen
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Provincytown
Me-Adams
Calais
Shawmut
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Woriland
Wilhan Sprague
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Dingley’s Island
Sail and steamship movements across ports in January
A fragmented listing notes ships and crews sailing or cleared from Salem Belfast Aucksori San Diego San Francisco Vineyard Haven and other ports. Entries mention captains like Thompson Freeman and Schmidt, vessels such as Gidry Westaway Gallerven Slire and City of Savannah, with destinations including New York Boston Queenstown and Baltimore and weather and cargo details.
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Wisawaset
Sadie Corey
Belfast
Susan Stetson
Aucksori
Salem
Speeal
Heinn Thompson
Averti
Thomaston
Toston
Williei Matheson
Wihart
Blee Millia
New Yor
San Papro
Gidry of
Shay Island
Miss
Westaway
West Indies
Svansah
Arian
City of Savannah
Smith
Toss
Seis
Ty Schmidt
Shat Norlulis
Frink Herrington
Modeon
Levinen’s Bay
Me Cleiured
Seli Joshua Baker
Kedev
Lull
San Francisco
Dan
Gallerven- Slire
Roberts
Questownh
Smirks Wowiwnan
Abort
Queenstown
Hyderabad
Mulcoling
Sige
Vineyard Haven
wWe
Schs
Mallow
Spracue
Fisher
Baltimore
Boston
Clesapeake
Tole Haynes
Hayvees
Lidelpia
Do Dames
Bewell
Kelsey
Gallimore
Pothind
Sutled
Ranibecks
Avallom
Ela May
Irenesta
Calvin Parris
Higgins
Wilmington
Bei Arcan
Jennie Sweeney
Morse
Cranswick
Liverpool Names in Odd Fractured Notice
A fragmented list from Liverpool includes Pavonia, Anstray, Mrs Carruthers, Miss LA Goddard, A Mather, MH Batty, EB Mayo, Worland, Wivelwright, Wheelwright, and others. The readable fragments hint at attendees or subjects but lack context, with several surnames repeated in uncertain order. The page block reads like an incomplete notice or registry entry with multiple names and initials.
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Cuniand
Seater
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Carruthers
Ulfay
Miss LA Goddard
Ace
Satley
Mather
Batty
Mayory
Worland Joo Wivelwright
Horlund
Wheelwright
Beriund
Boston Bound Vessels Sail for Boston on Various Dates
A list of ships and vessels with their origins and sailing dates includes Abyssinia from Manila prior Dec 13, Ardenevale from Cateathi Dec 25, C J Willard from Cones 1K Dec 16, Charles G Rice from West Coast South America Nov 12, Celina from Singapore Nov 28, and many more. Entries show Am, Br, Nor flags with routes from Manila, Chittagong, Pernambuco, Buenos Aires, and other ports, ending with Wilma W Crapo from Giz Harbor and Mutunz as from Mutunzas.
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Abyssinia
Sr. Bares
Manila
Ardenevale Br
Cateathi
C.J. Willard
Chittagong
Ethel
Am. Bark
Pernambuco
Norfolk
Vanne
Nor. Bark
St. Thomas
Fred W.marion
Back
Rosario
Lee
Fannie Whitmore
Buenos
Bark
Calcutta
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Wellington
N. Z
Sullivan
Sierra Leone
Star of the East Car
Melbourne
V. Sintram
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Kiagua
Syru
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Gonaives
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Acer
Woc
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Bars
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Mutunzas
Mails Clus at Boston and Other Ports for Various Countries
Specially addressed correspondence routes listed for Cuba Venezuela Colombia Panama and Central America via New York and Aspinwall. Steamship names include Athos Cienfuegos Seneca Ethioia Gothnia La Champagne Edian Oranje Nassau and Foxhall with dates January February and times noted. Includes destinations Cuba Bermuda Scotland Great Britain Ireland and European countries with direct Boston and Havre connections.
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Sanfilvo
Cuba
Viscaya
New York
Caracot
Venezuela
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Coloma
Cirieca
Sleninalip
Vba
Fortune Ishind
Tlayti
United States of Colombia
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Livingston
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Steinship Ethioia
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Ocean Mail Schedules From San Francisco to Pacific Isles
For Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent Chinese courts and foe the fast Indies except British Tour, mails will close at the Boston office Feb 3.50 for the Pacific steamers to Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan and Hawaiien Islands. Letters for the Pacific steamers should be deposited in the post office Boston eight or nine days before sailing.
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Astoiu
Glanseow
A. Allan
Leenia
St State Street
Jon
Beaver Line
Bosi
Falowsa
Byaiss Cato Sneye
Lake Winnipesdiam
Lake
Itor
Laa
Lake Superior
Sosten
Lee Simelier
Way
Wyan Waskenl
Jivihe Sulperior
W. Priston
Aceon
Paton PN
Othee
Goles
Beerange
Martin
Warren
Steamuships
Rod Ettore A
See
Sree
Lowia Nee Vais
Sayard
Ren Malonces
NG RA Sas
Sceibs
Lia State Strest
Enited Staten Vai Stenmaern
Saiulaiy S
SALI
Aes
Bae Clin Hersey
Cabin Paskige
Giswosy
Bigeroo
Loylowterry
Aed
Lom Secom
CMS
Ys DB
Vigners
Moroccs
New Wiee
Cettvatar
Sapurias
CIA
Nordrbeutscher Lloyd S. S&s. CO
Southarpton
Ondos
Bremen
M. Moise
Aide Lewehults
SLEER
Southauncon
Tyshiys
Southampion
Dremen
Southampton
Rai Vay
Sout Tytn
Dheo
Theo
Guething
Downe Street
Oston Mass
Piedmont
Aetlan
VEC Coast Line
Seaboard
Paint Rock Line
Galveston
Lamvpasas Colorady
Comata
Brunswick and Fernandina
Vex
Rio Grande
Sprague
M.& Mi.t. Co
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Ioston
Tenn. & Ga. Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
Balthmore & Ohio
GZO
L. Smalley
Central Wharf
SATUR
India Wharf
North River
Oiats Soth
West
Uurough
ML Westney
Hastport
ST. John Catats
International Ss. Cois
Steamsers
Commuercual Wi ‘Att
Oat
Ayer
Avery
Na View
Ibasiport Ants
Cloucester
Boaten & Gloucester Steame Boat Company
North Side Central
Sundsye
AMS
Bate Wiamiver
Eastern Railway Pier
Boson
Geo
Preston
Downe St
SS. Grashbrok
Wamlure
Antwern
Astern
EA. Adams & CO
State Street
Ted Oss Jhamond
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