Dissent Within Massachusetts Republicans Over Nominees and School Laws
In Massachusetts politics a split grows within the Republican camp as Brackett Crapo and Faxon factions clash over gubernatorial nomination. Temperance Republicans led by Faxon threaten to shape the ticket, while disputes over the state auditor, young leaders, and the Australian ballot law intensify. Parochial school policy becomes a two edged issue, with French Canadians and others weighing education rights against proposed inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Post
Republican Party
Brackett
Crapo
Henry H. Faxon
Faxon
Campagner
Henry B. Peirce
George A. Marden
Wardwell
Haverhill
Carter of
State primary and reform schools organize annual meeting
Trustees of the State primary and reform schools held their annual meeting at Westboro on Monday July 1 and organized the board. W H Walker was named chairman and Elizabeth G Evans secretary. Amos Andrews was chosen superintendent of the primary school with Dr E L Haynes as physician. Theodore Chapin was named superintendent of the Lyman school for boys with Dr F E Corey as physician. Mrs L L Brackett became superintendent of the industrial school for girls with Dr Mary Z O Callaghan as physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Primary and Reform Schools
Westboro
W. H. Walker
Elizabeth G. Evans
Charles L. Gardner
Gardner and Sullivan
Miss Putnam
Mrs. Evans
Lyman
Messrs. Walker
Hildreth
Greeley
Gardner
Sullivan
Survival of the Fittest. Pyle's Peakine tops washing compounds
Pyle's Peakine is marked as the leading washing compound in the period’s catalog, described as the king of washing solutions. The brief notes its prominence among available cleaners and implies strong market position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyle’s
List of Shipping and Vessel Details From Maine Ports
A dense OCR list records ships, boats, and vessels tied to Maine ports and nearby regions. It includes boat names, owners, destinations, cargo notes, and recent movements with occasional port and date references across Deer Isle, Calais, Bangor, Wiscasset, and Bath.
Vessels in Port List of ships with masters and destinations
A long roster of vessels laid up and sailing details appears with names of ships masters tonnage consignees or agents and destinations listing entries like ES Reet Carlton EB Beaconsfield Cotton 1118 PUPAONN Fisk British Empire and many others, including ports such as London Liverpool Boston Halifax and Valparaiso, along with shipowners and stevedore firms. The list is intended for publication on Tuesdays and Fridays and includes wharf and Pier 6 locations with various destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Path
McGuire
ES Reet -Carlton
Beaconsfield
Hiss
Ncks
Fisk
British Empire
Furness
London
Eng
Hoosac Brunel Seth Henderson
Eldridge
HM Whitney
New York
India
Kansas
Kleig
Warren & Co
Liverpool
EB Lincoln
Wilson
York
Yesses Esse Eens
South Bay
Norman
Snow
E B Sampson
Philadelphia
Seeveens Lsu Parodis
McKay
Alex Martin
Cunard
E River
Ettrick
Lamont
D Emery & Co
Emery
Chelsea
PUGS
Nor
Stoltz
Seaverns Go
Long Yarmouth
Stanwood
John G
Hall” & Co
Yae
Lewis
PORT OF BOSON SHIP ARRIVALS AND COASTAL TRAFFIC
The port report lists arrivals including Steamer Kansas from Liverpool with passengers to Warren & Co, Steamer Bulgaria from Liverpool to Lincoln, and Steamer Halifax from Halifax with passengers to Boston, PEI SS Co. It notes prevailing westerly winds, thick fog, and continued south and southeast winds near Hatteras. Numerous schooners and steamers, including City of Gloucester and Ocean King tug, are noted with cargoes such as sugar and lumber and with lines to J S Morgan & Co and WH Kilby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE Ham
Wardwell
Portland
Wuiaibve
Edward Rich
Thurston
Deer Isle
Lockwood's
Francis R Baird
Jameson
Seer
Mystic Frances Elien
Penton
Wiscasset
Mgroc
South Bay
Frank G Dow
Kelley
Eieyre
EC Fannie & Fay
Menottey
le Viskbocs
Eden
Nantasket
Fleetwing
Scott
Florence
Lockwood
Hull
Flora Rogers
Bradford
Ay Pee Atte McQuesten
EB Gamecock
Robinson
Calais
LeCain
Chevenne
Hattie Paige
Tryon
Lena de Kia eDaat Ladd
EB Henrietta
Fee
Chase
Hine
Smith
Ira E Wight
Murray
Laffrienier
Crowell
Strean
Levi Hart
Sais Caine Sa
Luella
Rich
Lottie K. Friend
Gould
Leighton
Millbridge
Lillian Are Warren
Greenlaw
Lamartine
Eaton
Iva de Lizzie Babcock
Babcock
Eves
Laura E Messer
Madagascar
Mitchell
Mentor
Perry
Baih
Ee Mareia Bailey
Cole
Aadinon
Mary EK McDougall
Renult
Chatham
Mary Jane
Morton
Weymouth
Wisi
Mazourka
Lane
Rockport
Bishop
Alma
Sal Weine
Mary F Pike
Mary E Graham
Richardson
Millie Washburn
Brown
Wisoasset
Oab
Rim
Eniatara
South
Virginia
Moon
Sullivan
Marquand’s
Eanice
Newcomb
Allen
Mbn
Lombard’s
Emily C Dennison
Garland
Saco
Ceee Senee Ees Lovejoy
Eurotus
Tuckerman
Owl Works
Bangor
S.s.ees
Ellen M Golder
Johnson
Ueew
Harris
Danny Hodgkins
Kimball
Tee
South Bay Gold Hunter
Cromwell
South Bay Georgia
Clark
Lynn Herbert E. Higgins
Alate Burnham
Helen J Holway
Bryan
Puolcuree Hoes Uvm S Siecle Ee Resol
Eaen
John L Hasbrouck
Fierce
Keystone
Wilder
Boston
Lottie
Marshall
Cerreesss
Alley
Howes
Sprague
Nellie F
Huntley
Macnias
Oliver Ames
Handy
Orrie
Vets O
Bates & Bai Coutat
Wigist Indlassicaielieanea
Hale
Percy H Reed
Patos Moncton
Richard Law
New Bedfor
Tirrell
Bath
Raver
Small
Richard Vaux
Peacy
Regalia
Hallowell
Thomaston
Sarah
Twomey
Kennebec River
Seraphine
Chute
Walter Holly
Holder
Coleman
Lacey
St John’s
Constitution Haroldine
Tibvetts
Buenos Ayres
Isquinis
Mystic
Charlestown
James Nichols
Webber
Esi
Eooseses Houth Bay
Levering
Bowen
Mary F Cushman
Patten
Ellsworth
Mary Eliza
Lorine
Hurd
Robert H Rathbun
Wellman
H RL Tay
Hibbard
Silver Spray
Mahoney
Ueick
Sarah L Simmonds
Stella Lee
Treat
William Frederick
Burgess
J H Fiilner &Co
Burnham's
Kansas
Fenton
Liverpool
Indie
Warren & Co
Bulgariaa
Leask
Mase
Layer & Lincoln
Halifax
Hill
Lboston
Peiss Co
Yarmouth
Stanwood
John G Flail & Co
Sate
Maine
Hilward
St John
Eastport
WH Kilby
JH Miller
Taylor
Baltimore
Norfolk
Maise
George Issmalley
Normnan
Snow
Philadelphia
E B Sampson
H F Dimock
Eldridge
New York
Whitney
Lewiston
Ingraham
Tremont
Lonovan
City of Gloucester
Young
Gloucester
Olivette
McKillg
Bar Iarbor
Ocean King
Cantain
Newport News
Helicon
Larketta Stewart
Maynes
Barbados
J S Morgan & Co
Hatteras
Annie R Storer
Adams
Crabb Island
Gustavo Preston
Schotter
Cyrus Hall
Coombs
Darien
Camden
St Simons
Vineyard Haven
Elizabeth
French Cross
Agnes Manning
Birdsall
Sch
Telegraph
Kellar
Brooklyn
Ira K Wight
Gregory
Rondout
Henry May
Price
Weehawken
Pierce
Florence Lockwood
Abbie K Hentley
Brackett
Belle Halladay
Nickerson
Hoboken
Ira Laurinier
Perth
Amber
E & GW
Hinds
Port Liberty
Alice Dean
Pembroke
Gate City
Savannah
Hermann
Wilxesbarre
Port Johnson
New Brunswick
Digby
Annapolis
Yduu
Karacon
Shaw
North America
Lancaster
J Paine
Rates Hold Steady as Berth Transactions Stay Light
New York trading day shows steady rates with light berth transactions while brokers report brisk chartering activity for several vessels. Notable moves include Lora with 8,000 barrels of refined petroleum to New York, Lydia with 7,200 barrels to Antwerp, and Maud Scammell handling case oil and general cargo to Montevideo. grain from Leone to Montevideo and other freight for Buenos Aires routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eurype
Lora
Port Johnson to New York and New England schooner movements
Shipping notices list a chain of vessels sailing from Baltimore Boston Portland and nearby ports with names like Pocahontas Sawyer Balti more Viking Church Philadelphia Narragansett Carson E Wschmidt Cranmer Florida Priest Port Johnson Damon Haskell Curtis Spofford Nelle Grant Dodge Vineyard Cum mings Downing's Cove and more. Several ships including Isaac S Tillyer Jennie Hulbert Brave and Drisko are noted arriving at Boston Newburyport and New York with barges Mercicleta 8S R Mead and Oakland in tow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Sachs Pocahontas
Sawyer
Baltimore
Viking
Church
Philadelphia
Narragansett
Carson
E Wschmidt
Cranmer
Florida
Priest
Port Johnson
Damon
Haskell
Curtis
Spofford
Nelle Grant
Dodge
Vineyard
Cummings
Downing’s Cove
New York
Nailed
Wheeler
Boston
Rose E
Blake
Helen Lincoln
Seavey
Drisko
Elizabethport
Newburyport
Brie
Theall
Genesta
Stewart
Basle
Peck
St John
Gilmore
Riley
Black River
William D Marvell
O'Keefe
Windsor
Dreadnaught
Nickerson
Gardiner
Killow
Whiton
Rockland
P Naeee Haynes
Greenlaw
Wiscasset
Stamford
Nat Meader
Dunton
Bridgeport
Salled
Scii Drisko
Maritime sailing notices from international ports
BY CABLE TO THE POST. ANTWERD SAILS July 3 ship Benj Sewell for New York passed Dungeness July 4. CIVITA VECCHIA Sailed June 3 steamer Pontiac for America. CALLAO Sailed July 2 ship Frank Carvill for Ship Island. CAPE TOWN Sailed May 28 bark Dia for New York. DUNGENESS Passed July 3 bark Bristol London for Greenock. MAURITIUS Sailed May 26 bark Johanne for New York May 30 bark Lioness for New York. PORTS DE GRAVE Sailed July 1 steamer Paris for New Orleans. SWINEMUNDE Sailed June 30 steamer Island for New York. SALELDS Sailed July 4 ship Drumlanrig for San Francisco. TYNE Ar July 4 bark Tondal for Pensacola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moncton
Sch
Givan
Melvin
South Amboy
Newcastle
Avdune
Zio Lbatusta
Olivari
Bunesos Ayres
Vparksboro
Svea
Olsen
Sharpness
Queuec
aAr
Magdalene
Jensen
Buenos Ayres
Colina
Jennings
Glasgow
Montreal
Richardson
Liverpool
Peacemaker
Gauthier
Rivera
Indian Cove
Bellini
Robinson
Angantyr
Rouen
Queen of the North
London
Carthagenian
Mandalay
Tindall
Belfast
St George
Cheenock
Louise
Whitehaven
Jestina Lente
Greenock
Mary
Foston
Hattie Surner
Kiio Janeiro
U Chandler
Thurber
Heliast
Bark Mizpah
Christophersen
Londonderry
Hazelwoode
Dickson
City Island
Johan Price
Odell
New York
Susie Vearl
Kikin
Rockland
James Barber
Camp
Thomaston
Uranus
Colwell
Auckland
Mary Vickard
Cameron
Rockport
Sultan
Gale
Sarah Hunter
Mowrey
New Yok
Cailed
Sehs
Vesta Peal
Hanselpecker
Cerdie
French
Boston
Lillie G Wilson
Sea Bird
Andrews
Laspedo
Holder
Essie C
Victoria
Royal Roads
Fairchild
Boyd
San Francisco
Vancouver
H Tupper
Kelly
Windsor
C Simpson
Alexandria
Merriam
U F Baker
Antwerd
Sailen
Benj Sewell
Ulmer
Salelds
Drumlanrig
Edmondson
TYNE
Tondal
Nor
Andersen
Pensacola
Whalers Arrive in Provincetown From Atlantic Cruise
A whaling ship arrived this morning in Provincetown after a nine months Atlantic Ocean voyage. The crew reported bringing 175 barrels of sperm oil from the Antarctic expedition led by Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Lewking
Cornell
Rom
Fishermen In Provincetown Harbor Set For July 4 Fishing
In Provincetown harbor on July 4, a group of fishermen prepare for an in port fishing session. Names listed include Jane Collins J Merritt Gertie Wigor Zephyr Grace JH Benson John M Fiske Addison Centre Alice Raymond Mary E Whert Maria Webster Stowell Sherman Hattie D Linnell and G M Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Jane Collins
J Merritt
Gertie Wigor
Zephyr
Grace JH Benson
John M Fiske
Addison Centre
Alice Raymond
Mary E Whert
Maria Webster
Stowell Sherman
Hattie D Linnell
G M Hopkins
Three masted schooner launch and yard plans in Bath
Bath July 4 reports a three masted schooner launched at George Slawley’s yard to be named Lthel Hawley for Captain James Stawley’s daughter. The New England Company will lay the keel for a 250 ton schooner. At Harrington A P Nash’s Sons build a 500 ton vessel for EJ White of Sand River NS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Yart
George Slawley
Maritime traffic list of ships with origins and coordinates
A compilation of ships with movements from Antwerp Liverpool London Mobile Hamburg Pensacola Figueira to destinations San Francisco Melbourne New York Port Natal Port Hartlepool Newfoundland and other ports. Entries include ship names masters origins dates and approximate latitude and longitude coordinates for June July and May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirlmere
Lon
Jark St Olaf
Mobile
Port Natal
Hark J . Smith
Stngley
Hamburg
Perth Amboy
Barksaro Caine
Olivari
Pensacola
Wet Hartlepool
Sir Donna Marta
Figueira
Newfoundland
Notice to Mariners fog bell and Cape Fear lighting changes
Notice effective around July 15 1889 announces a fog bell at Sharp’s Island Light Station with double blows in thick fog. It describes updated light characteristics and ranges for Cape Fear River entrance including front and rear lights at Oak Island, Smith’s Island range changes, and new channel ranges guiding to an anchorage near Southport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharp’s Island
Chesapeake Bar
Marsland
Cutler Harbor
Little River
Cape Fear River
Oak Island Range
Cape Fear
Smith's Island
Cape Tear River
Oak Island
Ineun Sertevel
Simith’s Island
Southport
Smith’s Island Range
Pew Channel
Smith's Island Range
Cape Pear
New Channel Range
Battery Island
Shipping news roundup with vessels sailing and wrecks
Boston reports Penthany sailing April 5 for Arachinn now loading at Vieques and Walter Holly from Aracaju sailing May 15 crossing the equator May 4 with light winds. Plauders struck a sunken obstruction off Fort Hill causing damage. Gardenia rough voyage from Hamburg with fog and loss of yawboat. Bessie Morris stranded at White Point will be auctioned July 10. Algeria wrecked near Cape Ahiard. South Coast towed after rudder loss. Canada lightered cargo after running aground. Darial damaged near Portland breakwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hark P Penthany
Providence
Vieques
Walter Holly
Aracaju
Hampton Koans
Fort Hill Wharf
William
Prague
Norfolk
Rutherford
Gardenia
Hamburg
Philadelphia
Bracadille
Gurrucha
North Sydney
Bessie Morris
White Pont
Ashe Bay
Johns
Swi
Algeria
Ashoure
Cape Ahiard
San Francisco
South Coast
Tallamook
London
Darial
Monis
New York
Plymouth
Portland
Maritime Entries From Halifax and Nearby Ports
In port and sailing notices list vessels such as bark Altai Lindblad in Bathurst and bark Suffolk Card bound for New York, brig M 8 Daly Le Marchant to Porto Rico, and steamer Beta Havana with a June 28 sailing. Other entries include brig Como Evenson Richibucto and steamer Moravia from Hamburg to New York, with various vessel movements and clearances through July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst
Altai
Lindblad
Rio Janeiro
Colombo
Suffolk
Card
New York
Halifax
Daly
le Marchant
Porto Rico
Como
Evenson
Richibucto
Beta
Smith
Havana
Oliva
Moravia
Winckler
Hamburg
Laguna
Granada
Carle
Caroline Gray
Rowe
Dosch Josephine
Parker
Ford
Low Point
Starlgiht
West Indies
Sydney
Sailed and cleared ships and steamers across multiple ports
Maritime notice lists vessels sailing or cleared at Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and ports from Baltimore to Portland. Entries name schooners, steamers, and brigs with masters and destinations such as Bath, New York, Baltimore, and Havana. Includes ships like Main, Gracie, Belle Hardy, Union, and John Shay with sailing dates around March and June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Valentine
Curtis
New York
Varuna
Birdsall
Bath
Howard Williams
Foster
Kennevée
Eva IL Shenton
James
Port Howe
Wim Il Parker
Kelley
Long Island
Buenos Ayrean
Scott
Liverpool
Main
Oereaineh
Chatham
Mareh
Boston
Icis Gracie
Chambers
Hoboken
Janes Il Hoy
Dissolway
Francis Aird
Jamison
Jersey City
Belle Hardy
Baker
Geo W Jewett
Meeknnown
Vineyard Haven
Eliwood Breton
Hitchens
Gardiner
M Luella Wood
Spaulding
Port Royal
Helen Montague
Cookson
Rockland
Schs
Charlies
F Tuttle
Alice Phillips
Fostinn
Island City
Laufair
Gracie D Chambers
Bermuda Hundred
John Shay
Tilton
Richmond
Elizabethport
Boothbay
Union
Bridgeport
George RK Vreeland
Blake
Philadelphia
Vashaw
Merritt
St George
Nis
Batit
James Donahoe
War Steed
Rival
Elisha Gibba
Mary & Crosby
Brooks
Nantucket
Kenry Clay
Anthony
Fall River
Henry G King
Britt
Providence
Savannah
Sadie Willcutt
Hart
Woodside
Waistle
Fortress Monroe
Mobile
Newport News
Queensboro
William St Allison
Bangor
Richmnonad
Oranmore
Hungaria
Hamburg
Curlew
Baracos
Hyannis
Warren B Potter
Andrewa
Sullivan
J S Lamprey
Larding
Sens
Vanderherchen
Neponset
Lockwood
Cotuit
Wellington
Cox& Green
Odiorne
W Simmons
Annie Louise
Minnie Rowan
HL Kb Friend
Alice Lovell
J J > Moore
Theodore Dean
Lucy May
Cora Dunn
Howard Smith
Samuel Dilloway
Li Russell
Ada Walker
S W Lawrence
Eschmidt
Lizzie Babcock
Georgie Clark
Clark
Mathias
Nulato
Sawyer
Lucinda Glotter
Oston
Lemuria
Saville
Havana
Montreal
Sicilia
Prideaux
Norfolk
Calvin B&b
Orcutt
Antelope
Henry A Pitts
Keyport
Sherman
Tanger
H Il Benedict
Spartan
Orion
W Wilson
Maury Riley
New Bedford
Rose Easterbrook
Dorin
Newbury Port
Hercules
Jonathan Cone
Sheriman
Perth Am OY
Swis
Bennet
Newport
Nightingale
Stewart
Ben Hur
Lewis
Iron Ave
Knockney
Whistler
Keefe
Lizzie
McAlladen
Mary Louisa
Collier
Clarissa Allen
Millie Frank
Edwards
Diero
Plummer
Roniout
Expedite
Biddle
Pawtucket
Mary Miller
Kayton
Warren
New Haven
Swisseth W Smith
Calais
Solomon Washburne
New London
Lizzie Raymonk
Lord
Port Jefferson
Groton
Webster
Barbara
Chase
New Bedforn
Silvester Hale
Coleman
Taunton
Cyrus Chamberlain
Weehawken
Kiddeford
Sardinian
Port Liberty
Mary Standish
Amboy
Hooston
Alice B Fisher
EM Faxter
Gray
Milton
George Herry
Ginn
Portsmouth
City of Ellsworth
Benj Garnside
Sharp
Lanesville
Emily F Northam
Pennewell
Wilmington
Davis
Saxon
Jordan
Crowell
Sarah & Lilen
Henley
Portland
L S Levering
Bowen
Salem
Frances L Godfrey
Young
Gloucester
Annie A Booth
Windsor
Cambridgeport
Annie IV Stevens
Tice
South Amboy
Swhs
Lackawanna
Closson
Searsport
Mien M Haxter
Hattie A Butler
Bacon
Middletown
George M Adams
Standish
Port Johnson
Fred Smith
Whitney
Langer
Melville
Gross
J G Fell
Crowley
Somerset
Otranto
Lockhart
Saco
Loduskia
Robbins
Edith
Merriman
Thompson
Luther
Koby
Potter
Kennebec
Charles W Church
Lens
Bertha IF Walker
Johnson
Herman B Ogden
Harrington
Arlowe
Dothsday
Royal Aven
Chatfield
Westwort
Sch Congress
Harris
Perth Amboy
Mails Close at Boston for Cuba and Europe by Various Steamships
Mails close at Boston and New York on July 5 to 8 for Cuba via Mascotte and La Gassogne, for France and other Western Europe via Haven and Umbria, for Jamaica and Costa Rica via Alps and Port Simon, and for Great Britain, Ireland, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, and more via Elbe, Lerinuda, and Pa vonia. Specially addressed correspondence to Cuba and the United States of Colombia is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Mascotte
France
Haven
Austria
la Gassogne
New York
Seneca
New Wave
Alec A
Cisie Mase Bessae
Great Vilitain
Ireland
Belgian
Netherlands
Southampton
Germany
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Russia
Turkey
Isremen
Elbe
Suse Waa Ee Kee Ale Sieater
Jamaica
Costa Ries
Port Limon
Alps
TED Viac Sakon Whative
Curacoa
Venezuela
United States of Colombia
Fae Valencia
Gih
Barbadoes
Demerara
Steanship
Sidonian
Pole Dacesagman Ils Tess Wean Cd's
Great Britain and Ireland
Steamship Pavonia
Boston Direct
Unclear Ocean Mail Dispatch From New York Ship Protein
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a steamship and correspondence to Scotland via the ship Farnessia from New York. Details are garbled, but reference indicates a mail dispatch or vessel passage with potential dates and destinations ambiguous in the source. Named entities are unreliable here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Farnessia
New York
Uc Ores Cvesves
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Atlantic Mutual
INS. CO
N. Y
Winthrop Coffin
WM. J. Colley
State Street
Boston Post
Ee Eveee Ces Chtry
South Bayvie & Pierce's
Ee i . Richardson
South Ae
Alporm
EB & Seaman
Glendon
Seoveees
Cambridge Ee Hoosac
Henderson
Mystic River
On & Baker’s
East Cambridge
Charles River
Veoe
Brorning Light
Ladd
H W Peabody & Co
Zeal
Consti’ambrandt
Paine
George C Lord
Simpson
Barks
Benj F Hunt, Jr
Pritchard
Henry W Peabody
Melb
Dixon
Burk’s Island
Caswell’s
Clotilde
Bowden
JS Emery & Go
Sree Garleton’s
E B Constance
Zimmer
Chas Hunt
Caswell
Charlest
J i Sullivan
Mvchio
Etta Stewart
JS Morgan SM CO
Instream
George Davis
Folmner
Chas Hunt & Co
Ch’lst
Jennie Cushman
Titcomb
F C Butman
Fey
John
Emery & Co
Marquaiid
Samar
George H Ropes
Melbourne
Simpson’s
Sif
New Drum
Guantanamo
Ccssives Oil Works
Unity (Sr
Saunders
John G Hall
Barrentines
Daisy Reed
B&mar
C Hunt
Rosario
Mystic River Gei
Wass
Lydia
Sprengle
Buenos Rowe
Gcee & Lrr
BRIGS
Annie K Storer
Gustavo Bros
American Union
Leighton’s
EB Hastings
New Pomines
Lemeaux
Pasnebiac
Natalie
McDonald
Ba Chaleur
Orlois
Boudrot
Paspebiae
Rocky Glen
Bray
John 8Imery & Co
Surinam. Cay
Stockton
Ann E Valentine
Ambrose
Brighton
Annie J Pardee
Crosby
Adeline Adams
Palmer
Port Maroon
Ada Barker
Look
Annie Simpson
Ganion
Amelia
Evans
AJ Bently
Alice Dent
Belmont
Melanson
Pvermonth
Ben Bolt
St Join
eRhdie
Belle Halliday
Charlie
Humphrey
Trueworgy
Clara Goodwin
Ymad
Ghby's Champion
McKee
Aures Eckroes
Charles G Warren Gedrie
Meteghan
Colin C Baker
Cox & Green
Mellon
Carrie Walker
Starkey
Hodgdon
Geo
David Brown, Jr
Shipping News
Frmay
Nian Eo
Jim
Port OF Boson
Marine Notes
Trans-Pacific
Japan
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Hong Kong
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
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Umatilla
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New Zealand
Fiji
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Shipping
Boston & Bangor Steamship Co
Mt. Desert
Foster’s Wharf
Heames Eefast
Ursport
Bucksport
Wintergore Titiuptien
Green's Landing
South West Harbor
North East Harbor
Bar Harbor
At . i. Ms
Seal Harbor
Sorrento
North West Harbor
Deer Isis
Sedgwick
Btooklin
Bluehill
Surry
William H. Hill
Bar Harbor, Eastport and
Gampobelio
Lewis Wharf
Har Harbor
Sime Boat
Lastport
At Harbor
O. G. Pearson
Washington St
Borgia
Alamaia
Mississi Ppl
Louis Ans
TEXA
New England
Savannah Steamship Company
Cry OF Macon
Sp. m
A. G. Pearson
N. Eng
S. F
W. R’y
Washington Street
Richardson & Barnard
Atlantic Avenue
New
Copcie
New England R. R
fLeuropolitan S. 4. Co
OCEAN
Cubsxipany
A. Dew. Samps Plon
New Eng
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Long Wharf
Poston
Charleston
Stexmer
West
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Koston
Tenn. & Ga
Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Lee Despatch
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Geo. E. Smalley
Gen
Central Wharf
Boston & Providence Railroad
Waldo A
Pearce
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Seamship Co
Pneldmont Air Line
Boston & Providence
Galveston
Gialamo
Brunswick & Fernandina
BEARS
Agenl
Ouse
Ableine
India Wharf
Bosaton
Vortland
C.F. Williams
Satur
Wade
North River
Soth
H. M. Whitney
Hare
Jason Colins
Star of the East
W. J. Maker
Lincoln's Wharf
Rath
Naliowell
Ancosta
Soothtay
Ghas
H. Hyde
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Company
North Side Central Wharf
Poson
Clyde Steamship
Cha
S. C. Columbia
Leston
Atlanta
Macon
East River
Jacksonville
Keaton
J. A. Fuanders
Theo. G. Eger
Broadway
United States
Royal Mail
Queeratown
Aatlic
Bred Star Line
Antwerp
S. Thiaine
The
Azores
L. R. Hale
E. A. Adams & CO
Cunard Line
Queenstown
Cork Harbor
Scythia
Samarta
Duryreu
Great Britain
Reland
Moston
Alexner Martin
Anchor
Atlantic Express
New Y. Clasgow
F&f
Henderson Broth
Evpaud Lind Otdam Leyland Line
Liverpoonless
Virginian
Bostonian
MERA
Ian
Postoffice Square
Allan Line
Bokton
Alasgow
Vrepaid Steerage
I.k A. Allan
Agruis
Norddeutscher Lloyd S. S. CO
PLBE
M. Aller
WERRA
EIDER
Kremen
Paris
Havre
C. Theo. Guething
Doane Street
Maas
N. CO
Nova Scotia
W. & A. Railway
Davison
South Shore
W. C. Railway
City of St. John
J. F. Spinney
John G. Hall & Co
Hatham Street
Thomas Cook & Sons
W. H. Kaves
Parker House
St. John and Annapolis
Machias S. S. Company
John Brooks
Charles Deering
Union Wharf
Machiasport
Castine
Sargentville
Deer Iele
W. Harbor
Milbridge
Jonesport
J. H. Baker
Meensae
Grand Junction
Eagleston
Custom House
Postoffice
A.b
Mattea
G. Vidulich
PY. Pastene & CO
Boylston
Kirby Street
J. W. Balch
W. Glover