Railroad Stock Trust Aims To Consolidate New York Boston Transit
A circulated circular urges New York & Boston Rapid Transit stockholders to sign a pooling agreement with trustees Bodwell Smith Stark Chapman and Rotch. The plan deposits shares with trustees and returns certificates on trust termination, with voting power in trustees to complete the undertaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York & Boston Rapid Transit Company
Irs
Rapid Transit
William M. Thayer
Congress Street
Boston
Mass
New Jersey
Aes K. Bodwell
John Gregory Smith
George Stark
William O. Chapman
William Rotch
Transit Company
Tracklaying Surges in First Half of 1887 Rail Expansion
The Railway Age reports that from January to June 1887 US main line track laid exceeded 3750 miles plus additional sidings, a gain of 1403 miles from June 1. States and territories show 37 of 47 regions on 136 lines, with construction far above recent years and only 1852 and 1881 figures approaching it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Assachusetts
Dakota Ter
Yorks
Wba
New Jersey
Nebraska
Ennsylvania
Kansas
Missouri
Virginia
Carolina
Arkansas
Georgia
Texas
Florida
Colorado
Labama
Wyoming
Figsissippi
Montana
Iseces
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Fitchburg Railroad Announces Summer Timetable Changes
The Fitchburg railroad unveils a summer timetable with a six hour Saratoga limited from Boston at 10 45 a m arriving 5 p m and eight stops over 206 miles. Sunday North Adams trains pass Saratoga springs at 11 40 a m and reach Boston 7 10 p m. The Montreal night express arrives at 6 a m instead of 7 49 and a new Fitchburg to Boston train leaves at 3 20 p m stopping at all stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Fitchburg Railroad
Saratoga Limited
Boston
North Adams
Saratoga
Springs
Montreal
Boston & Maine Merges Mileage Ticket Use Across Lines
General Manager Furber issued order No. 57 allowing Boston & Lowell mileage tickets to be honored on all divisions of the Boston & Maine starting July 4, 1887. Passengers will be told that these tickets are valid on the Boston & Lowell railroad and its leased lines, uniting the two systems for passenger traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & A
Sny Railroad
Allston
Boston & Maine
Manchester
Lawrence
Boston
Maine
Boston & Lowell
Concord Road
Bar Harbor
Mons
New England
Cher's
Katrina
Beate
Elsinore
W. Raymond
Agen
Central Vermont
No. Railroad Company
Washington
George A. Jorrey
Fitchburg
Furber
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Shipping News Updates from European Ports and Atlantic Voyages
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures with numerous vessels and routes. Ships include Pennland, Leerdam, Voorwarts, Parklands, Catalonia, Indian Prince, Lenox, Gaelic, Sylvia, Triumph, Wydale, Azalea, and more moving between New York, Montreal, Baltimore, Liverpool, London, Glasgow, Havre, Rotterdam, and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Pennland
New York
Isle of Wight
Leerdam
Rotterdam
Bremen
Voorwarts
Philadelphia
Gibraltar
Parklands
Mediterranean
Baltimore
Liverpool
Lake Superior
Montreal
Straits of Gibraltar
Etruria
Catalonia
Boston
Toronto
Parisian
Baez
Lenox
China
Japan
Bordeaux
Indian Prince
Christiansand
Hekla
Stethin
Dunnet Head
Winstin
Coosaw
Berwick
Glasgow
Carthagentan
Jerspos
Havre
Wydale
New Orleans
Rouen
la Bourgogne
Hong Kong
Gaelic
San Francisco
London
Sylvia
Norfolk
Gothenbang Oy
France
the Lizard
Triumph
Avre
Lisbon
Pawnee
Plymouth
Wieland
Flamburg
Pavillac
Beaconsfield
St Louis
Rochefort
Jay
Wimbledon
Prydain
Schiedam
Amsterdam
Blanche Henderson
Jamaica
Viking
Baracoa
Notice to Captains at Boston Signal Station
Observations logged July 3 at the United States Signal Station Boston at 74 m corresponding to noon Greenwich time. The note instructs captains to read barometers daily to correct errors and add one hundredth of an inch per ten feet of elevation. includes brief almanac data for Monday July 4 with high water and moon phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Signal Station
Boston
Mometer
Maritime Shipping Roundup From New York to Halifax and Beyond
July sea arrivals and clearances list multiple vessels including steamers Penobscot and John Brooks, schooners Dexter and Ethel, bark Ocean, and brig Gypsy Queen. Reports note generally fine weather. ports referenced include Philadelphia, New York, Norfolk, Bangor, and Windsor with cargoes of sugar, molasses, pine, and general freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickerson
Philadelphia
Barkentine
Henry Norwell
Preston
Arecibo
Gossler & Co
Philadelph
Montevelinn Foster
Mereghan River
Dexter
Livpoo
L Orbiorne
Crowell
E Eldridge
Kelley
Perth Amboy
Hattie M
Chase
Port Johnson
Charles KE Morrison
Smith
Rondout
Stella M Kenyon
Willams
Weehawken
Handy
Hoboken
Hingham
James Rothwell
Lombard
Lottie
Bangor
Josie Hook
Arey
Ham
Garland
Lillie
Perkins
Eliot
Booper
Calder
Calais
Radiant
Bardy
Rockport
John Mettler
Saee
Lanesville
Chestina
Redman
Windsor
J H Conant & Co
Dune
Hatfield
Apple River
FA Robert & Co
State of Alabama
Lewis
Antwerp
New York
Furness
Merrimack
Halifax
Harrison Loring
Frank L Lawson
St John
Hatheway & Co
Barks
Sarah
Maritime arrivals and departures from New England ports
Shipping lists detail sailings and arrivals at Machiasport Boothbay Gloucester Vineyard Haven and Salem with vessels from Libby Boston New York Boston Portland Bath Georges North Bay and other ports. Notable ships include Emeline G Sawyer Caroline Vaught Reed R D Prince Islanden Osprey Crestline Centennial Julia Martha Mary E Amsden Lucy Wentworth and many other schooners and steamers amid fish catches and cargo movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machiasport
Schs
Para
Libby
Boston
Sarah P. Smith
Sch Nettle
Dobbin
Doyle
Jonesport
Waien Lawzen
New York
J Freeman
Jaspen
Weymouth
Emeline G Sawyer
Drisko
Wigwam
Strout
A McNichol
Kolon
San River
Boothbay
Boothbay—Ar 2d
Caroline Vaught Reed
Bay of Fundy
Henry Morganthan
McKown
Mary Elizabeth
Dunton
Portland
Ambrose Knight
Brewer
Gloucester
Islanden
Thompson
Augusta
Percey V. Lewis
Richmond
Enterprise
Race
Lamosee
Rowe
Bath
Sasanoa
Low
R D Prince
Coom
Aeie and
Lilly
Edward E Webster
John G Whittier
Porter
Roberts
Seining
Ethel Maud
John
McQuinn
North Bay
W J Jewell
Minette
Marsha Jane
Mary R Smith
Annie B Connors
A 'J Gil
Bpation
Hallowell
Hillsboro
Newark
Henry Squire
Lord
Kennebec River
Philadelphia
A H Howe
Harrington
Newport News
Crestline
Centennial
Cripps
St John
Julia
Martha
Young
Calais
Samuel Walker
Kelley
Baltimore
Kate B Odgen
Newbury
Portsmouth
Charles
J Willard
Wallace
Newburyport
Addie Sawyer
Cook
New Bedford
Swis Onrust
Clark
Hoboken
Mary E Amsden
South Amboy
Lucy Wentworth
Hannah
Elizabethport
Provincetown
Mary
Amsden
Salem
Ar 2d
Swhs
John H Perry
Kelly
Philadelhia
Northern Light
Harper
J W Gaskell
Godrey
J B Holden
Port Johnson
Emma Me‘Adam
Raven
Small
Bessie H Rose
Adams
Pear
Harlow
Rockland
Walter F Parkes
Ida A Jayne
G Blair
Clara E Simpson
Harriet
Ships sailing from multiple ports to various destinations in June
A list of vessels with captains and routes，包括 Ship Ballochmyle from Portland to Liverpool on May 31 origin points and coordinates, Bark Heinrich & Tonio from New York to Hamburg on June 16, and Bark Rainbow from Pensacola to Liverpool on June 9, with coordinates. Bark Sunbeam from Lisbon to Philadelphia on June 26. Bark Margaret from Liverpool to Honolulu on June 10. Bark Milo from Pascagoula to Bahia Blanca on June 27. Bark Giacomo Mortola from Carthagena to Baltimore on June 12. Bark J D Peters from Boston to Buenos Aires on June 27. Brig Charles A Sparks from New York to Brunswick on June 30 ten miles off Cape Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballochmyle
Portland
Liverpool
Heinrich & Tonio
Kahl
New York
Hamburg
Rainbow
Milo
Long
Pascagoula
Bahia
Blanca
Southwest Pass
Giacomo Mortola
Galleano
Carthagena
Baltimore
Lon
J D Peters
Lane
Boston
Buenos Ayres
Charles A Sparks
Charles A Sparks, Harris
Brunswick
Cape Henry
Mabel
Johns
Bull
River
Falmouth
Amsterdam
Zaandam
van der Zee
Antwerp
Westernland
Berg
Randle
Bathurst
Africa
Albert L Butler
Leach
St Thomas
Copenhagen
Richard
Ger) von Saggern
Philadelphia
Cronstadt
Flora
Nor
Neilsen
Savannah
H B Cann
New Orleans
Constantinople
Vitez
Aus
Drobaz
Malta
Cape Verdi
Arcticus
Puget Sound
Dover
Kommander Svend Foyn
Bryde
Dungeness
Ajax
Pedersen
Dakar
Palmter
Dussarget
Pensacola
Mark James Martin
Fleming
Iquique
Rotterdam
Glasgow
Cynthia
Taylor
Montreal
Greenock
Arizona
Gronnepere
Quebec
Marsala
Ger
Maas
Havre
la Bretagne
de Jousselin
John E Sayre
Rouse
Cardiff
Larnaca
Frase
Hong Kong
City of
Rio de Janeiro
Seabury
San Francisco
Yokohama
aAr
Vancouver
Porter
St John
Lake Winnepeg
Campbell
Wylie
Walporg
Hoegh
Lisbon
Zeffiro
Ital
Russo
Teresina
Cacace
Las Palmas
Trinita
Span
Cabrera
Messina
Ponce
Bowen
Jeranos
Frost
Don Peiro i
Johnson
Prinze Lucien
Clague
Car
Multiple ships sail and packets report coastal arrivals
A long list of sailing and sailing dates from various ports includes vessels such as the Dutch Zaandam, the Westernland, and the Arcticus, with captains named Van Der Zee, Randle, and Puget Sound, along with cargo and destination notes for Amsterdam, New York, Savannah, and more.
Shipping arrivals and sailings from various ports
SCILLY Passed July 2 12 m steamer La Bour gon ge French Franquel New York for Havre ST CATHARINE S POINT Passed Jwy 2 steamer Leerdam Dutch Stenger New York for Rotterdam SWINEMUNDE Ar June 30 steamer Thingvalla Dan Laub New York SMYRNA Ar June 18 bark Leone tal Esposito Boston SANTA CRUZ Teneriffe Ar June 18 Ichs Walde mar Parker Wilmington NC 20th Willie Freeman Br McIntosh Boston SYDNEY NSW Ar to July 1 bark Sir Win Wallace Br Skillen Port Ludlow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scilly
la Bourgogne
Franquel
New York
Havre
ST Catharine’s Point
Leerdam
Stenger
Rotterdam
Swinemunde
Thingvalla
Dan
Laub
Smyrna
Leone
Tal
Esposito
Boston
Santa Cruz
Teneriffe
Ichs Waldemar
Parker
Wilmington
Willie Freeman
McIntosh
Sydney
Nsw
Sir Win Wallace
Skillen
Port Ludlow
Vessels, wrecks, and port news from Atlantic to Liverpool
June and July port movements report many ships arriving and clearing at Boston New York and other ports. Bark Celina from Montevideo to Havana arrived Key West with water in hold. Garfield from Liverpool damaged off Cape Horn. various vessels reported wrecks ice storms and water spouts. hydrographic office logs and pilot charts distributed. New York steamer De Ruyter struck pier and will be surveyed. other ships ashore or leaking near New York City Boston Port Royal and Quebec coastal incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Celina
Montevideo
Havana
Key West
Marquesas Keys
Cora
Garfield
San Francisco
Liverpool
Cape Horn
Branch Hydrographic Office
New York
de Ruyter
Atlantic Dock
Brooklyn
Antwerp
Sch
F H Miller
Fordham
Amboy
New London
North Brother Island
City Island
Port Royal
Sollecito
Girei
Martin
London
Manila
Mary L Stone
Maritime ship movements list from various ports and vessels
A compact roster of ships and brigs sailing and in port across ports including Antwerp Ar Acapulco Ar Barbado s HavanaAr St Doming o City St John NB Ar Limerick Ar Palermo Ar Panama Ar Progreso Ar Shields Ar St Kitts and more with dates June to July and vessels such as Crown Jewel Newport Alaric Cicero Cipero Tristana and Starbuck among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Crown Jewel
Grafton
Portland
Acapulco
San Juan
Pitts
San Francisco
Panama
Aspinwall
Newport
Shackford
New York
Aux Cayes
Alaric
Saunders
Barbados
Les Trois Soeurs
Cox
Une
Bremen
Friedlander
Bellmer
Marie
Warnken
Fannie B Tucker
Sylvester
Delaware
Hallsax
Arey
Portia
St Johns
Carroll, Brown
Charlottetown
Boston
Girgents
Searpati
Philadelphia
Hamburg
Dakota
Schafer
Baltimore
Barremann
Law
Katie
Lund
Montreal
ST Domingo
Elise
Christian
Barahona
Gertie M. Rickerson
Anderson
Palenque
ST John
William Tapscott
Webster
Havre
Tare
Stuck
Gloucester
Swisp Thrasher
Whelpley
Mowery
Purdy
Stralsund
Owlberg
Cork
Henry A Burnham
Ross
Ruda
Corbett
Penarth
McLellan
Dundalk
Jane Ingram
Black
Annie Harper
Darwin
Royal Arcanum
Gould
Quoddy
Lawson
Ella
McVane
Atlantic port ship movements listed by ports and steamer calls
The report catalogs sailing and arrival activity across Atlantic and coastal ports including Apalachicola, Baltimore, Genoa, New York, Charleston, Galveston, Bermuda Hundred, Bath, Cedar Keys, Coosaw, Darien, Hyannis, Machiasport, Marblehead, Lubec, and Key West. It notes vessels such as steamer Vetoria, bark Ocean Pearl, and the Mary Bradshaw among many others, with ships bound for or arriving from Liverpool, Havana, Jamaica, and various European and Caribbean destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apalachicola
David W Hunt
Hall
Galveston
Baltimore
Barks
Cortesia
Brignatti
Genoa
Albemarle
Forbes
Rio Janeiro
Evane Shenton
James
Green
Turtle Cay
Royal Arch
Dawley
New York
Harry Messer
Sears
Boston
Cyprus
Guild
White Haven
Nessimore
Elliott
Liverpool
Marco Minghetto
Musthea
Marseilles
Geo Appold
Billups
Savannah
Mary Bradshaw
van Gilder
Charleston
Frank M Howes
Grover
Jacksonville
William W Converse
Seaman
New Bedford
Lavinia Campbell
Vail
William McGee
Pearson
Celina
Adams
Eien M Golder
McLeod
Chas M Golder
Chase Church
Lent
Providence
Island City
Voorhis
Alice Hodges
Beauchamp
Eleuthera
Electric
St Mark
Lero
Bengore
Head
William Woodbury
Icis Lyla Ammerman
Samuel Pray Sy Celina
Ellen M Golder
Brunswick
17Th Mar
Tallefoom
Montevideo
Felicitas
Jones
Hiperion
Conlidi
Angioletta
Roneallo
Buenos Ayres
Bull River
Castlegate
Morgan
United Kingdom
Bermuda Hundred
Burrow
Tegley
Richmond
Bangore
Edwin A Gaskill
Wilson
James O’ponohue
Newton
Philadelphia
L B Sargent
Smith
Elizabethport
Addie G Bryant
Stubbs Hobo
Mahony
Bath
Charles Dennis
Haskell
Swiss
Bird
Merrill
Washington
Harbeson Hickman
Hutchins
Wasn
PDE
Aker
Samuel BB Hubbard
Mohaffy
Doboy
Benjamin F Lee
L Burt
Weymouth
Coosaw
Henrietta H Voss
Darien
Welaka
Cottrell
John H Cros
Noank
Vetoria
Harrison
George Moulton, Jr
Landerkin
Comal
Risk
Hyannis
Mass
William , Jordan
KEY Whest
Olivette
McKay
Havana
LUBEC
William V Hutchings
Machliasport
Ocean Pearl
Stetson
Clenfuegos
Marblehead
Maggie J Lawrence
Grace
Schiedam
Behrman
Jas Starret
Thompson
Pensacola
Maynard
Sumner
Dyer
Thomas Ball
tjAlso Ar 2d
Bark Francesca
Romano
Kelly
Sarah
Day
Luta Price
Price
Mindoro
Billings
Bangor
Ellen Morrison
Runnell
4Icola
Garland
William Yoda
Calais
John Lenthal
Parker
Frankfort
Pellet
South Gardiner
Edith VY May
Kelley
Milbridge
Emma L Gregory
Meeker
Rockland
Fannie
Edith Jones
Roche
Ella Pressey
Nash
George Savage
Lewis
James Flanigan
Baker
Potosi
Richardson
Sullivan
Stephen Gilart
Castillian
Means
Angela
March
William Bradley
Davis
Nellie Lamper
Higgins
Marvel Keefe
Chase Raymond
Patterson
Samuel Lewis
Wooster
Surrey
French
Childs
Seal Harbor
Barstow
Wills
Denmark
Rigby
London
Worcester
Stamper
Bristol
Buffalo
Mallett
Hull
Newcastle City
Thornton
Newcastle
Furnessia
Erderwick
Glasgow
Canonbury
Matthews
Limk
Busslug
Bremen
Global Nineteenth Century Shipping Movements Recorded
A long list of ships and destinations including Portland Maine Philadelphia New York Havana Havana La Gascogne Bordeaux and Bremen notes multiple vessels named Edith Godden Harry & Aubrey and Franconia among others with passages via Hell Gate Aux Cayes and Wilmington and various ports in Europe the Caribbean and the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer
Stettin
Copenhagen
Bergenland
Beynon
Antwerp
Edam
Taat
Amsterdam
Chateau Margaux
Sensine
Bordeaux
Barracouta
Hubbard
Windward Islands
Edith Godden
Bennett
Kingston
Marmion
Watt
Puerto Cortez
Cienfuegos
Faircloth
Havana
Baldomero Yglessis
Garcia
Franconia
Portland
H G Pumnock
Berry
Boston
Barks
Herlof Herlofsen
Kroger Christiania
Aighen
Evans
Port Natal
Cardenas
Reeve
Monrovia
A Market
Belle Wooster
Higgins
Harry & Aubrey
Tobin
Aux Cayes
Wilmington
Genoa
Davidson
Windsor
Joban
From
Perth Amboy
Mary Culmer
Work
Aspinwall
Chagres
May M Dyer
Bradley
Bluefields
Nic
Severn
Cowen
Nelile Floyd
Johnson
Georgetown
Bucksville
Elias Barnes
Todd
Alexandria
John Kelly
Kelly
Hartford
Conn
Liverpool
Furnessia
Glasgow
Devonshire
Leith
Gothia
Geiser
Werra
Bremen
Bdaam Amsterdam
Newport News
Tonawanda
Jane
Hull
Bertle
Dublin
Mithassel
Stella
Louise
Havre
Konigsberg
Lizzie Ross
Henrietta
Hamburg
Christiania
Hi Lattimer
Fernandina
Hell Gate 2d
New York
Sarah
Hunter
St Joh
Georgie Berry
Gina
Stephen Morgan
Mehartey
J 8 Lamphrey
Gould
Hoboken
Katie J Hoyt
Bearse
Portamouth
Albert Pharo
Kendall
Elizabethport
Dover
Ym Butman
Larraby
Amboy
Bangor
J C Clifford
Clifford
Philadelphia
Eva L Ferris
New Bedford
Addie Sawyer
Cook
Calais
Atalanta
Pinkham
Rockland
Newark
John Cadwalader
Harney
Kate M Hilton
Johrson
Newberne
Annie E Rudolph
Levins
W H Tentum
Colborn
Bay View
Newport
Jarvis
Port Discovery
Fannie Tucker
Greenlief
San Diego
Pensacolarar 2d
Edwa Dickie
Pellicano
Zalazzi Cardiff
Manis Cichero
Sanguinetti
Port Royal
Maharajah
Ainslee
Bristol
Cork
City of Antonio
Wilder
Letters to vessels left at Boston Post Office list
A Saturday July 2 notice lists names of vessels and captains awaiting mail at the Boston Post Office. Complied by Alonzo F. Johnson, superintendent of general delivery, published Mondays. The list includes schooners, brigs, ships, and yachts with owners or captains such as Adams, Atwood, Appleby, Buckaloo, Canning, Carlan, Chase, Graham, Littlefield, Ruth Shaw, Twilight, Crocus, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Alonzo F. Johnson
General Delivery
Somers J Adams
Eva J Smith
William Atwood
Avon
Appleby
Cora
Nellie Brann
Lantha
W E Beckwith
A Heaton
Charles Buckaloo
H A Hunt
Ezra Canning
Rodney Parker
Edward Carlan
Ruth Shaw
David Collins
Twilight
Walter B Carbaley
J W Vanneman
Henry Craft
TA Stuart
HJ Crowns
Benjamin F Hale
R V Dolley
Freddie Porter
George Fitchgerald
Bessie H Rose
Feareby
Abbie Weld
William Graham
Mark Linnet
Isaac E Gray
Chase
Daniel Holmes
A A Shaw
John Johnston
Clara Bell
D D Kelley
A Stuart
William Kerr
Seaman
James W Lewis
D S Williams
Niclas Lopes
Caperwate
George W Littlefield
Susan E Walsh
Alfred P Lingo
Daniel W Leighton
Maria A Reed
John Little
Marsh Barton
Jacob M Haskell
B L Mason
Jacob M_ Haskell
M Marrell
Moreen
Michael McDonald
Little Linwood
Isaac Ogilve
G F Day
Henry R Warker
Aldine
Frank & Bap
Carrie E Pickering
Daniel Ross
Williams
John A Stewart
J. Eston
Andrew Stivenson
Meade Sherwood
W L Smith
J H Tulyer
Charles W Sutton
Michael Sullivan
Stacton
Louis J Wall
Lavinia Campbell
F G Wallace
Bertha Dean
Weeks
Zurewick
Crocus
Mail routes and sailings from New York and Boston prompt Europe service
The notice lists mail clossing times and steamship routes to Europe and Britain from New York and Boston. It specifies ships Adriatic Hammonia Bothnia Umbrian Normanne Circassia and Eider, with destinations including Ireland Great Britain Cherbourg Hamburg and Bremen. It notes supplementaries and special addressing for various regions and dates in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Southampton
Bremen
Ema
New York
Ireland
Great Britain
European
Queenstown
Liverpool
Adriatic
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Hammonis
Snes
Bothnia
Boston
Hursday
Nee
Mhursday
Ievin Sashes
Umbria
Anip Normanne
Scotland
Circassia
Newark
Tampa
Fla
Portugal
Brest
Havre
Steaim
Riday
France
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
Eider
Cuba
Mexico
Trans-Pacific Mails Delays and Closures Noted in Boston
A fragmented notice outlines sailings for the Trans-Pacific mails from San Francisco and Boston to destinations including the East Indies and Sandwich Islands. It mentions ships like Marposa and City of San Francisco with July closings and reference to mail timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Y Papelli
Boston
Ships Sailed for Boston Include Manila and Buenos Ayres Vessels
The log lists vessels sailing for Boston on various routes including the stall ike bark from Manila on Feb 04 and another ship from Chittagong on March 28. It mentions Am bark names such as Lonsgomary from Charles R Lewis and Christine from Hunck, with further entries from Nossi Be in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ike
Manila
Chittagong
Uburndale
Wooster
Arm
Eure
Ig Bonanms
Cebu
Lonsgomary
Am Bark
Charles R Lewis
Buenos Ayres
Christine
Hunck
Nossi Be
Maritime ship list from Cadiz to Penang and beyond
A fragmented ship and crew listing shows vessels from Cadiz to Penang and Singapore with multiple origins including Zanzibar Accra and Sri Lanka. Several ships and captains are named such as Enigma Dodd and Kate E Morse while routes via Singapore Miragoane and Penang are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enigma
Dodd
Br Bark
Cadiz
I Hall
Am Bark
Zanzibar
Way
Fantee
Chase
Accra
WCA
Aide
Perwilliger
Am_ bark
Ee Perkina
Ofapa
Henry Villard
Perkins
Celina
Hoogly
Lewis
Penang
Singapore
Hilma
Frise
Rio Grande Do Sula
Kate E. Morse
Hutchins
Am Sch
Lancefield
Delap
Barki Tase
Coconada
Mey Ac Sen Pnor Briga
Sailing of Ocean Steamers Arriving at Boston and New York
Maritime listings show multiple ocean steamers sailing from and arriving at Boston and New York. Voyages include ships such as Circassia Egypt Normandie and Ulster with dates ranging June through August and agents like Warren & Co Phelps Bros & Co Oelrichs & Co and J B Ismay coordinating departures and arrivals from Liverpool Glasgow Antwerp Bremen Havre and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaaa
Sleipner
Palermo
Phelps Bros & Co Scandinavian
Glasgow
H& A Allan Istrian
Liverpool
Thayer & Lincoln Kansas
Warren & Co Mareca
Antwerp
C Furness Cephalonia
Alex Martin Town
Warren & Co Scythia
Alex Martin
Alex Martin Bothnia
Underhill
Umbria
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Normandie
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Louis de Bebian
Bremen
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City of Chester
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Ismay
Trave
Spain
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London
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Oel
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Iowa
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Alex Martin Norseman
Warren & Co Catalonia
Alex Martin Bulgarian
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Rotterdam
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Kansas
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George W Pride, Jr
Highland Light
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Adele Carleton
General Whitney
Wergerland
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Wellfleet
Kate J Hoyt
Sch Yacht Foam
Yarmouth
Doane
J G Hall & Co
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Snow
E B Sampson
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Atlas
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Wilkesbarre
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Tremont
Donovan
Jennie
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French Cross
Frank W. Watson
Howard Holder
Farnsworth
Spectre
Reed
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St George
Thomas J Racket
Greenport
Rackett
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Cunha
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Adams & Co
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Potter
P Crammer
Isard
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Wright
Harvey W Anderson
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Gregory
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Miller
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James Holmes
Ryan
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Odell
Wade
Ship News
Miniature Almanag
Port OF
Agnes I Grace
Tsoston
Seaver Ponsavela
Wich
Wellman, Hall & Co
Marine Notes
Solleeito
Cafiero
Girgertl
Lancaster
Robingon
Itonus
Bucknan
Pisagne
Galatola
Scotto
Leghorn
Giacomo Jortola
Sch Wandrian
Marster
Gertrude T Browning
Sabistan
Ellen M Baxter
Gray
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Judson
Vaughn
Emma B Shaw
East Braintree
F R Baird
Jamison
Juniata
Ashdell
Main
Hayne Blacklaw
Williamsport
Anther
Odiorne
Sarah A Stapis
Nausika
Grahn
Sarah Cann
Wetmore
Uniti
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Keenstown
Jan Pieterszon
Keen
Spanifer
Deodata
Duirk
Helena
Nordenham
Alexandra
Avonport
Dunkirk
Ar Lst
Scis Minnehaha
Orton
David Currie
Pease
de Fench
Butnant
Larrake
Aha J Marsh
Whittier
Sullivan Unwin
Rich
Bratus Wiman
Saree News
WB Herrick
Cligifs Cove
Wind
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Bark Payson Tucker
Hurlburt
John Johnson Hearn
Eliott L Dow
Lamphrey
Kennet
Satled
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Heston
E T Little
Crawford
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Seney Point
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Port Townsend
Earl of
Allcott
Leek
Ara
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Agatha
Rohr
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Emma
Demerara
Thomas L James
Longstreet
Regulator
Ingram
Parks Vittorio
de Martini
Trieste
Giuseppina R
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Venice
Edith R Seward
Travers
Philaelphia
Ashington
Dc-Ar 2d
John Shay
Tilton
LA Rose
Rose
Garret P Wright
Crocker
Nellie W Craig
Fall River
Elva P Pettingale
Dodge
Trans-Pacific Mails
Great Southern Freight and Passenger Lines
Superior
Richardson & Barnard
Savannah Pier
South Carolina
Alabama
A. D. W. Sampson
N. E
Washington Street
Associated Railways
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
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Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Central Wharf
Piedmont Air Line
Boston & Providence R. R
Waldo A, Pearch
Macon
Central
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Geo. E. Smalley
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Lampasas
Nueces
State OF Texas
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Seth Sprague
Old State House
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Spartan
Norman
Long Wharf
Ner
West
E. B. Sampson
Cromwell
North River
New York City
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Knickerbocker
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Mobile
New Mexico
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Pier 9
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Rei Chicaco HL
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Bowling Green
State Street
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Ark Harbor
Tipavonia
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Scythia
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Lah
Kroston
Veel Lee
Lonton
Charles V. Casey
H. & A. Allan
Acree
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Lowa
Norseman
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Postoffice Square
Boston & Bangor Steamship CO
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Foster’s
Atlantic Avenue
Camden
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Winterport
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MT. Desert
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Tlarbor
Ellsworth
William H. Hill, Jr
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Pictou
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N. F
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Apy
Lewis Wharf
Eastport
Mic
St. John
N.B
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International U. S. Cos
Commercial Wharf
ST. Jom
H. Kilby
D'Gby
N. S
India Wharf
Pier 11
H. M. Whitney
Kennebeg River
Aardiner
Boothhergt
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Lincoln
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Boston and Gloucester
North Side Central Wharf
C. F. Williams
Azores
Kennard
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Brookline News
Kroll
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