Boston Rail Line Carries Record 50 Passengers
The 2 o'clock train from Boston on the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn line carried 50 passengers to the beaches last Saturday, the largest on a single trip. Over 10,000 people gathered at Lake Walden for temperance attractions with speakers including Rev. L. B. Bates Gen. John L. Swift Rev. J. C. Price Rev. O. P. Gifford and John B. Goi. The Boston Young Men's Christian Association noonday prayers at No. 1 monthow will be conducted this week with speakers each day from Monday to Saturday including George H. Davis James Perkins E. W. Bliss Rev. C. E. Davis W. S. Lovejoy and Rev. D. H. Brewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston, Revere Beach
Lynn
Lake Walden
L. B. Bates
John L. Swift
J. C. Price
O. P. Gifford
John B. Goi
Boston Young Men’s
Music Hall Promenade Concerts Postponed Then Opens With Beer License
Promenade concerts at Music Hall delayed last week due to no beer license. Police votes license granted, and Saturday marks the inauguration with floral decor and electric lights. Admission 25 cents, front row 50 cents. Program includes Imperial March, William Tell, Dona Lieder, Loreley, and more. Also notes on Bilse burlesque at Oakland garden and Polly at the Museum with extended run possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Music Hall
Imperial
Resch
Rossini
Waldtéufel
Duke
Lecocq
Vienna
Suppe
Wagner
Strauss
Bilse
Ernst Sehlert
Reissiger
Dona Lieder
Loreley
Nesvadda
Bisl
Oakland Garden
Sydney Rosenfeld
Eustis & Tatbill
Mollie Fuller
Lizzie Neuman
Fred J. Eustis
Nantasket Beach to Host Grand Illumination June 1
Visitors flock to Nantasket for diverse pleasures with steamers from Rowe's Wharf bringing crowds despite morning fog. Reeves' American Band performs for large audiences as new programmes delight, with a nine mile illumination planned for Friday evening June 1, drawing cottagers and hotel keepers to a mammoth seaside event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantasket
Rowe’s Wharf
Reeves
Rev Charles H Sine Street J died at Holy Cross College
Rev Charles H Sine Street J died suddenly of heart disease at Holy Cross college Worcester Massachusetts on Saturday. A native of Maryland he had served at Jesuit colleges in Washington and Georgetown. He was 72 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Sine Street
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Mass
Marvyland
Washington
Georgetown
Weather Notes For Northeast and Mid-Atlantic States
Indications show slightly warmer conditions in New England with southerly winds and light local rains. The Middle Atlantic states may see rising temperatures with light rains and similar winds. New York and Philadelphia areas likely warmer with local showers. Lower Lake region expects fair weather followed by local rains and increasing southerly winds with lower barometer and steady to near steady temperatures. Tuesday outlook: slightly cooler with light local rain in New England Middle Atlantic and Lower Lake areas.
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New England States
Middle Atlantic States
New York
Philadelphia
Lower Lake Region
New England
Fire destroys offices on Broadway in New York
A July Fourth blaze gutted building No. 63 Broadway housing Baltimore and Ohio offices and wires. Loss estimated around 100000 with full insurance. two firemen injured, janitor and family narrowly escaped. Fire originated from fireworks and caused extensive outages and damages across multiple adjacent businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Baltimore and Ohio Express
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Companies
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Express Company
Baltimore and Ohio Express Company
Harmony & Sons
Cooper Shop
John Jeffers
Sargent’s Wharf
Commercial Street
No. Street
Whitman & Ryder
George Wright
London
Liverpool
Boylston
Eldred C. Donnell
Bentley & Bailey
E. K. Jones
P. E. Lolliver
Ballard Heirs
Green Dragon
Washington Street
Henry L. Albee & Co
Hollis R. Gray
Baltimore and Ohio
McLean
Boston
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company
Old Gold and Stock Company
Baltimore and Ohio Company
Greenfield
Mass
H. H. Root
Montague
Twostry
Calvin Russell
Austin Washburn
John Shaw
F. F. Harrington
H. H. Kos
H. H. Roat
Washington
Anderson
Woodbridge
Alexandna
Fredericksburg
Quantico
Manchester
N. H
Maria George
Providence
R.J
Seekonk
Attleboro Mutual
Reading
John K. Boas
Woonsocket
Allen F. Ballou
Social Street
Rockland
Daniel Haskell
Charles Nye
Batu
Legend Explains Russian Origins Through Reed Soldiers
London Times reports a folk tale from Zaidan cited by Col Prejevalsky in which a hermit lama cures a nomad girl with sour milk. He marries her, czar's armies fail against reed-made soldiers, and the lama departs, leaving a people whose pale bodies and fair hair arise from yellow reed stems that grew into the Russians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
St. Petersburg
Col
Prejevalsky
Zaidan
Russki Invalide
Figures Show General Decline in Postal Receipts
Correspondence from the Philadelphia Times reports that gross receipts from all sources for Philadelphia, Pittsburg, and Harrisburg post offices show changes since last year. A list of 22 principal cities reflects the impact of new postal laws with a notable decrease across 71 first class offices, and Augusta Blaine’s City leads gains amid campaign correspondence while New Orleans is affected by the exposition. Erie and Reading, however, show declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Harrisburg
Augusta
Blaine
Washington
Brooklyn
New Orleans
Erie
Reading
Rarcisco
Wilmington
Chicago
Incisnapolis
Louiville
Auguste, Me
Pontii IG
Heehee Ekeralaces
St. Louis
Segsey City
Mtiaod Yaatersiayareesenie
Brookklyd
New York
SOAO
Cleveland
Christon, S. C
N. J
Congress
Department
Waiter in Butte City Restaurant Stuns Patrons
In Butte City a waiter nicknamed Professor Harris ordered bizarre phrases like graveyard stew and moonlight on the lake to the Chinese cooks. A pilgrim fled the scene, while patrons watched as the restaurant staff used coded terms for common dishes. The report notes the waiter’s explanation that phrases are a playful linguistic system among the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte City
Missouri
Inter-Mountain
Stentor
The
Missourian
Canada Needs Energetic Farmers Not Imported Labour
The Toronto Truth argues Canada should favor industrious farmers with capital who can settle quickly in near regions, rather than expanding daily labor immigrant intake. It warns times are dull, unemployment high, and suggests halting assisted passage until the labor market improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Canada
Old Belief Persists In India As Boatmen Attack Fishermen
A Calcutta Despatch reports that river boatmen near Rajmehal still believe the government demands human sacrifices for major projects. Four Europeans were ambushed by 12 boatmen shouting Gulla Katta, and only escaped after a dangerous pursuit. Thirty-one boatmen were jailed for one to three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
London Times
Ganges
Rajmehal
Story of an Academician Duray in Paris Siege
During the siege of Paris M Duray the new academy member and former minister of public instruction served in the national guard. Jules Simon leaving the Rue de Grenelle residence asked if the guard on duty was Duray replying that a man cannot always be a minister though he can always serve as an example. Duray was 60 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galignani
Paris
M. Duray
Academy
National Guard
M. Jules Simon
Rue de Grenelle
The
Legion of Honor
Duray
The Liar's List proposed for Irish press sources
A London Truth report notes United Ireland plans a “Liar's List” to identify all Irish news agency correspondents and trace each paragraph to its source to expose false reporting. The writer urges a similar compilation for domestic use, highlighting potential benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United Ireland
Ireland
The Peanut Boy Wake Up Call
A minister talks to a passenger who woke him and reflects on the uncertainty of life. The Cincinnati drummer interrupts, boasting he has $10,000 in insurance he can carry, underscoring a skeptical view of security amidst mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Occident
Orient
Reverend Slytes of Bungton Ushers and Back Pews
In a humorous exchange an usher informs the Rev. Mr. Slytes that he may sit in any back pew if he behaves himself, prompting the rebuke that he is the church’s guest rector. The banter plays on rank versus seating rules inside the up-town church setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Slytes
Bungton
Mr.Slytes
Usher
Lawmaker backs Lactart for workers in 12 month quote
Hon J M McCullough advocates Lactart as a daily drink for workers after a year of use. He claims it would raise mental and physical powers and be a sound financial investment for employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. McCullough
Sanford's Perfect Heal Protector Ad
Sanford Manufacturing Company at 36 High Street promotes the Heal Protector embedded in the heel to prevent slipping and keep the heel square. Sample pairs offered at 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Sandford Manufacturing Company
High Street
Liberty and Freedom in Civil and Religious Truths
Rev Kendig of Roxbury preached on Liberty Civil and Religious from Acts 22 28 contrasting natural civil religious moral freedoms with spiritual freedom in Christ. He argued civil liberty costs money and lives, while religious freedom creates eternal bonds with God through Christ and fellowship among Christians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Kendig
Methodist Church
Roxbury
Young Mens’ Christian Union
Paul
Citus
Augustine
Israel
Egypt
God
John
Mary
Dorcas
Robbery at Blake's store sparks juvenile arson hunt
Sunday morning a burglar entered Charles R. Blake's gents' furnishing goods store on Monroe street and stole $200 to $300 worth of goods, leaving a ready pack for removal. A silk handkerchief with Blake's price tag was found on Washington street. Police seek firebugs linked to prior local robberies. later, a group of youths reportedly set fire to the Bowley house near Flax Pound, and investigators continue the hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Washington Street
Monroe Street
Boston and Maine Railroad
Charles R. Blake
Blake
Richmond
LWO
Extraordinary New York World Special Train Sets Speed Record
The first New York World special Sunday train ran from New York to Boston in 5 hours 7 minutes, fastest on record for the distance. A seven person party included C Turner J B Townsend P J Donohue D Monahan W Kinney and Lord of Boston. The journey featured three en vies and four stops at Bridgeport New Haven Hartford and Franklin with papers sent to Providence and Newport. The 36 mile New Haven Hartford segment took 45 minutes while Hartford to Willimantic ran in 53 to 54 seconds. Departure was 2 37 A M from Grand Central, arriving 7 44 at the Sumner Street depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Messrs. C. Turner
J. B. Townsend
P. J. Donohue
D. Monahan
W. Kinney
Mr. Lord
Grand Central Depot
Summer Street
New York and New England Railroad
Boston area drownings and accidents reported in city notices
A roundup of late week incidents includes Joseph Kelley drowning while rowing near Revere Beach. Separate injuries include Mrs. Byrant’s self inflicted gunshot wound, a smothered infant, a broken leg from a fall, a dislocated shoulder, and multiple heat and accident related injuries. Police report larceny arrest and a horse car collision damaging a statue as well as several other minor injuries and deaths citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kelley
Orleans Street
Boston
Basin
Revere Beach
Lynn
George A. Byrant
Edgeworth
Charles Denniss
Tucker Place
Steadman
Mary
Shepard
East Third Street
City hoSpital
Peter Floward
Challis Lamouse
Leyman Street
Isabella F. Allen
Wordsworth House
Cambridge
Cambridge Street
Kenry Williams
Providence
R. I
Parker Hill Avenue
John Costello
Blossom Street
Washington Street
Roxbury
Patrick Jones
Wall Street
James Sheehan
Fourth Division
William Nugent
Kneeland Street
Boston and Albany
Hickey
North Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Patrick Dugan
Sherman
Middlesex Streets
Malden
Charlestown
Traverse Streets
Everett
Charles C. Hinman
Cleveland
Herdic No. 995
Pemberton Square
Sculley Square
South Boston
Winthrop
Herdic
Big Bear Captured Near Carleton by Mountain Police
Big Bear and two companions were captured Friday morning near Carleton by Sergt. Swarte of the mountain police. The band, low on provisions, planned to surrender with several others. Irvine and Otter’s forces have also taken numbers of the band, while others surrender to Indian agents. A Frog Lake murderer was among the captured. Battleford dispatches report Col. Arthur Williams of the Midland battalion died of fever aboard the Marquis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Big Bear
Carleton
Sergt. Swarte
Mountain Police
Otter
Irvine
Frog Lake
Battleford
Arthur
Williams
Midland
Inspector Mountain Delivers Suspect in Boston Fraud Case
Inspector Mountain arrived in the city at 10 30 A M Sunday from Lansingburg New York with Imogene Cohen in custody. She faces charges of cheating by false pretences to defraud several loan men of sums from 50 to 150 dollars each by mortgaging leased furniture under different names while residing at 9 Harmony Court East Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector Mountain
Lansingburg
Imogene Cohen
Harmony Court
East
Boston
Freight train collision injures Brighton livestock cars
About 11 45 A M Sunday a freight train loaded with livestock awaiting unloading on the Boston and Albany line at Brighton was struck by another freight train. The locomotive and several freight cars were badly damaged in the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany
Brighton
Ambrose Guilfoile Stabbed in Waterbury Quarrel
In Waterbury a 14 year old, Ambrose Guilfoile, was stabbed under the shoulder by 15 year old Henry Saint Clair following a quarrel with Saint Clair's younger brother. The wound is described as severe as authorities investigate the incident and potential charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
Ambrose Guilfoile
Henry Saint Clair
Guilfoile
Saint Clair
Clara Olander Dies After Injuries at Winthrop Junction
Clara Olander, injured Friday at the Winthrop Junction crossing of the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn railroad while in a carriage with her father and others, died at Massachusetts General Hospital at 4 20 A.M. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Olander
Winthrop Junction
Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn
Indin
Massachusetts General Hospital
Liebig Co Coca Beef Tonic Endorsements By Notables
Prince Nicolas Tsherbatov and Edwin Booth praise the tonic as excellent and beneficial, with General Franz Sigel also confirming its positive effects. Advertised as invaluable for debility dyspepsia biliousness and sick headache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicolas Tsherbatov
Liebig Co
Edwin Booth
Franz Sigel
Sailing of the Ocean Steamers to Arrive at Boston and New York
A list of incoming ocean steamships with rendezvous dates and ports. Vessels include Furness ships to London and Barrow, Henderson Bros services to New York and Havre, Pim Forwood ships to Kingston and Liverpool, and other lines bound for Liverpool, Glasgow, Vera Cruz, Havana, and more. Dates range mid June for most departures and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lane
Willingale
Madras
Furness
Durham City
London
Barrow
Furness Elyeia
Henderson Bros
New York
St Germain
Havre
Louis de Bebian
Pim, Forwood & Co Athos
Kingston
Pim,Forwood & Co
W J Hurst
Helvetia
Liverpool
Jas E Ward & Co
Quecareia
Henderson Brog
J Curtis
Alabama
Glasgow
Baldwin 4 Co European
Henderson Bros Penniand
Seseees Antwerp
Wright & Song St Laurent
Canada
Wvyoming
Louis de Bebiap
Londorn
Fwj Hurt
Williams& Guion
Hamburg
Monthly Ocean Steamship Sails and Schedules at Boston
Shipping notices list multiple steamers sailing from New York and Boston to Europe the Caribbean and Central America from July 6 to July 11 with departures at 7 30 PM and 1 00 PM plus special supplementary Mall closes at 8 30 AM. Includes steamer names Fulda Normandie Germanic Frisia Orinoco Santo Domingo Alpes Acapulco Niagara Pavonia Haytien Republic Circassia and Servia with routes to St Thomas Jamaica Cuba St Domingo Bermuda Bermuda etc. Also notes Pacific mails to China Japan and Australia from Boston and San Francisco dates July 14 21 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Thomas
Brazil
la Plata
Newport News
Finance
New York
Europe
Southampton
Fulda
France
Havre
Normandie
Jamaica
Carthagena
Port Simon
Greytown
Aivo
Tiuxillo
Ruatan
New Orleans
Gay Fscus Sabuaipwenarch
Queenstown
Liverpool
Atshaessec
Germany
Austria
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bamourg
Frisia
Bermuda
Orinoco
St Domingo
Turks Island
Hayti
Santo Domingo
Cuba
Porto Rico
Havana
Mexico
Alpes
Aspinwall
Panama
South Pacific
Central American
Acapulco
Port Au France
Alene
Servia
Scotland
Glasgow
Circassia
Dimgt
China
Japan
East Indies
British India
Oceanic
Boston
San Francisco
Sandwich Islands
Fiji Islands
Sydney
Nsw
New Zealand
Australia
Transatlantic Steamship Movements Recorded In July Notices
The compiled list shows multiple ships arriving and departing from major ports. Entries include July movements with vessels like Pavonia York City Rialto Euclid Servia Norseman Orinoco Britannic Aurania City of Richmond and more, detailing origins such as Liverpool Buenos Ayres New York and London and destinations including Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pavonia
Liverpool
York City
London
Rialto
Hull
Sperian
New York
Euclid
Buenos Ayres
Germanic
Servia
Bermuda
Port S
Norseman
Orinoco
Philadelphia
Curacoa
Gallia
Queenstown
Aurania
City of Richmond
Britannic
de Fc
Kinsale
Explorer
Fastnet
Sirius
Falmouth
Carn Marth
Fernandina
Amsterdam
Edam
Bengore Head
Baltimore
Lero
Movile
Parisian
Montreal
Steamers and Sailings Toward Port and Abroad
A long list of ships arriving, departing, and sailing in ballast and with cargo. Steamer Cumberland Thompson from St John NB via Eastport and Portland, and other vessels including Harrisburg Philadelphia, Katahdin Bangor, John Brooks Portland, City of Gloucester Gloucester, barques Isaac Hall Antigua and Alma Hogan Wallace NS, and many others to destinations such as New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Charleston. Reports include wind, seas, ice observations, and voyage leg details with several steamers and brigs noted along with passenger and cargo movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Thompson
St John
Eastport
Portland
Moise
W H Kirby
Harrisburg
Albertson
Philadelphia
Katahdin
Homer
Bangor
James Littlefield
John Brooks
Snowman
Nudse
Charles F Williams
City of Gloucester
Young Gloucester
Isaac Hall
Stone
Antigua
Alma
Hogan
Wallace
Eliza Cook
Ferguson
Dalhousie
Weybosset
Crowell
Newport News
Harry Messer
Sears
Gardiner G Deering
Rogers
Ellen M Golden
McLeod
Kate B Ogden
Newbury
Baltimore
Alice Montgomery
Lavender
June Bright
Boston
Barter
Brunswick
William F Hall & Co
Jacob Reed
Nickerson
Charleston
Bradley Fertilizer Company
Weymouth
Mass
Mary Stewart
Alice
Lizzie Young
Bushrod W Hi
M A Holmes
Maretta
Cephalonia
Saxon
Genere' Whitney
Worcester
Chatham
Pavonia
Woolfenden
Liverpool
Queenstown
P H du Vernet
Charles Stewart
Grant
Paisley
Scotland
Lon
Pagodia
Iberian
Maxwell
Thayer & Lincoln
York City
Benn
London
Furness
Low
Rialto
Rippeth
Hull
Geo W Preston
New Brunswick
Colby
Yarmouth
W H Kilby
Dominion
Gloucester
Ark
Belle Wooster
New York
Higgins
Manila
Cape of Good Hope
St Delena
Equator
South Atlantic
South Channel
Glentavel
Rangoon
Bremerhaven
Henry A Litchfield
Montreal
Samuel B Vrooman
Baring Bros& Co
Jefferson Martin
Martha Reid Jones
Trinidad
Port Spain
Delaware
Cape Hatteras
John A Emmons
Acre
Friendship
Parsons
Barrington
Beta
Hill
Pembroke
Libbie T.taylor
Five Islands
Florence Christine
Shute
Bear River
Carrie
Anthony
Lord Mayo
Henshaw
Chandler
Bush
Navassa
Hatfield
Hills
Maggie P Smith
Douglass
Medford
William L Elkins
Brambes
Harvey W Anderson
Endicott
May O’ Neill
Hart
Norfolk
Bay State
Baker
N H Skinner
Perth Mboy
Henry W Squire
Megathlin
Shaw
Hoboken
Lucy Hammond
Robinson
Weehawken
Ham
Cook
Provincetown
Anna D Price
Nightingale
Plymouth
Electric Light
Condon
Barnngck
Trumbull
Elwell
Rockport
Euplea
Jeanie
Bosphorus
Smith
Carthagena
Martha Stevens
Chance
Lizzie L Hayn
Sawyer
Clearco
Sussex
Triumph
Kemp
Rotterdam
Bark Wenonah
Jackson
Movilie
Harriet Thomas
Edgett
Somerset
Henry Lippett
Howes
City of Nassau
Kelley
Nassau
Luther
Roby
Potter
William Mason
Chase
Cox and Green
Thompsom
Pose Esterbrook
Davis
Providence
James B Pasco Thrasher
Bertham Walker
Earl P Mason
William
Belfast
Prescott Hazeltine
French
Edgartown
Jacksonville
Minoola
Brown
Somerville
Lond
New Org
Bark Lloyd
Jacobsen
aAr 3d
Harry Stewart
Pendleton
James H Gordon
Lawrence
Winslow Moore
McDonough
Adeline
Wentworth
Leonora
Bonsey
8Aco
Lucy Wheatley
Pettingill
William E Barnes
Perkins
Roslyn
William D Cargill
Fogg
Kenduskeag
Whitney
New Haven
Melville
Montezuma
Rich
Adeline Hamlin
Lewis
Jape Ann
Creared
Katé Wentworth
Brophy
Ingston
Willie DeWolf
McGuire
Ew York
Dutch Island Harbor
Rondo
McIintyre
Franconia
Young St John
Lyra McLean
Apple River
Garland
Lipby
Kolon
Libby
Sands River
Tillie J Couse
Bailey
New Bedford
Helena
Griffin
Alice Oakes
Merriman
Anna Eli Ketchum
Ketchum
Salem
Frank M McGear
Sharp
Crabtree
Bennett
Bass River
Josie Hook
Fickett
Dover
Fall Briver
Emma
Freddie Eaton
Aylward
Calais
S J Gurney
Gurney
Rondout
Bradford
Canary
Fernandina
Sullivan
Guptill
S H Levin
Pardee
Georgetown DC
William O Snow
Hanay
Kennebec
Julian Bailey
John Johnson
Hughes
Orville Howitz
Kelsey
Fall River
Cocheco
Colina Adams
Georgetown SC
Arist
Mary E Simmons
Raufort
Hyannis
Britain
L Robinson
Matthews
Hingham
Ira Laffrienner
Crowell Boston
A Pike
Norwood
M I
H M Howes
Key West
Lucy R Day
Willis
Lucea
Ja Mobile
Grandholm
Galveston
Alpheus Marshall
McFadden
St Croix
Handy
Mary A Powers
Watts
Apalachicola
iNewport
Clarissa Allen
Tisdale
Parron
Godfrey
Sandwich
Norma
Henry P Hallock
Taunton
Elbridge Gerry
Perry
Emma Avery
Carrie Holmes
Cranmer
E T Gandy
Gandy
Marv E Baylis
Watson
C P Smith Kiock
J D Ingreham
Ingraham
Virginia
New London
Little Guild
James Parker
Benjamin
Fire Island
Foaming Sea
Foxhell
Havre de Grace
Gen Whitney
Agnes
Lisbon
Rosa
Genoa
Mabel Darling
Cat Island
Emily J Watts
Taylor Dickson
Anita
American Chief
Rockland
O B Moore
Servia
Bermuda
Port Srain
Norseman
Orinoco
Curacoa
Chattahoochee
Savannah
Portia
St Johns
Imperial
Iloilo
Mark Scammell
Amsterdam
Iwis Henry
Harmona
Ann Elizabeth
Fannie Butler
Alice (Akes
A J Fabens
Lucy Ames
Ada Ames
Mary Nowell
Lottie Efiend
E M Baxter
John Crockford
Mary Miller
Newport
Hell Gate
West Cumberland
Pictou Scis Commerce
Hodgdon
Genullen
B L Eaton
Grierson
J M Kennedy
Whittaker
Rendout
Hope Haynes
Otis
James Barrett
Probbie
Elizabethport
Bath
Royal Arcanum
Gould
Port Johnson
Vineyard
Rosewood
Silas Brainerd
Macy
Sag Harper
Henry A Taber
Cash
Amboy
R L Dean
Coleman
Sallie T Chartree
Spellman
Vrale Haines
Keiley
Eneis
Pensacola
Lucia B. Martonovich
Marseilles
Sarah Potter
Haynes
Gamage
Bertha Warner
Laithwaite
Sinbad
Emery
Robert Byron
Woodbury
Henry & Willard
Western Banks
Mist
Sylvi
Batsen
Ware
Hinckley
Lowell
J H Butler
Church
Cutler
Julia S
York
Hillsboro
Newark
J Baker
Machias
Golden Rule
Kent
Deer Isle
Stella Lee
Hamilton
Black Warrior
Babbidge
Clement
Woodard
Reaper
Simmons
Kimball
Orth Boothbay
Laura
Marion
Eastman
Harpswell
Elsie M Smith
Mackereling
East Harbor
Grace Cushing
Drinkwater
Vineyard Haven
Tantamount
Addison
Minot
Hathaway
May Wyman
Tourston
East Bluehill
Hogdon
Hancock
Brilliant
Hopper St George
North Boothbay
Maggie J Chadwick
Orr
Bridgeport
E W
Albert W Smith
Berry
John D Pat Haley
Ella F Crowell
Freeman
John & Sanford
Handren
William H Kenzel
Blake
Joseph Eaton
Chatfield
Johnathan May
Little
D Hilton
Johnson
William Cobb
South Cambria
Jones
St J
Sailed vessels report coastal shipping notices at sea
Coastal shipping notices list vessels sailing from Vineyard Haven to Boston Philadelphia Weehawken Hingham Dover and other ports with names like John B Conner Mary E Webber Lucy A Blossom and Undine Also reported are routes from East Machias Rockland and Bar Harbor with dates around July 3 4 7 and crew or captains named J S Jordan Crowell Hincksey Hodgdon and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Martha
Souith
St John
Bermuda
J S Jordan
Crowell
Rchnmnd
Philadelphia
Salle 3d
Swhs
Hudson
J S$ Jordan
John B Conner
Rogers
Milville
Boston
John D Ingraham
Rockaway
Weehawken
Hingham
Josie Hook
Fickett
Hoboken
Dover
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Provincetown July 4 Fishermen report strong mackerel run
One schooner Stowell Sherman arrived with 40 barrels of mackerel caught off South shoals. Several arrivals noted at Harvichport and Dennisport. Sherman says the fish run large and along the shore. Good hauls reported off Nauset last week. Prospects look very good.
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Fort Lee boat collision at Canal street pier injures passenger
New York on July 4 the Fort Lee boat Morrisania carrying 50 passengers struck the Acapulco at the Canal street pier when docking. George Gilmore was injured by flying splinters as the Acapulco’s plate damage cost about 1000. London reports later on the Gallia’s repair and crew rewards after a shaft break.
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Diverse Ocean Shipping Movements Between Europe and Americas
A fragmented list of ships and voyages with numerous steamers and barks sailing or clearing for destinations such as Nova Scotia Baltimore London Liverpool Colon St Johns and Montevideo. Entries name vessels like Serra Munda Hanoverian Belize Polynesian Minuet and Octavia with captains and ports of departure including Liverpool Halifax Boston and Genoa among others.
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Bull
Rotterdam
Foreign Ports-By Cable Summary of July maritime departures
A compilation of ship movements by cable from various foreign ports including Antwerp Bristol Bermuda Cardiff Deal Buck etc with vessels such as Annie M Law Devon Ossuna Athlon Janet & Margaret Christina Eliza Barss Joseph Geiser Lero Lottie Stewart Pomona Hector and Sarmatian listed as sailed passed or arrived between June 28 and July 3, detailing captains, routes to Philadelphia New York London Stettin Hull and other destinations.
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Tremors and Names Across Cities Highlight Local Notices
A fragmented list of names and places includes Brennan of Providence, Simpson, Wilder, Dickinson, Anderson in Philadelphia, Parker in Massachusetts, Harriman in Iowa, and several others across New York, Chicago, Montreal, Bridgeport, and Easton. The material references tremors, social figures, and a listing for a medicinal and family use shop at 4 FS7 Washington Street in an unclear municipal context.
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