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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1886

Page

4

Barr's Triumph in Ferry Directors Confirmation Fight

Alderman Barr defeats Flynn and Curtin in the East Boston ferry director confirmations. Lynch and Whitney approved, Keough confirmed, Curtis rejected, and a contested debate on Beacon street versus Pemberton square for police facilities continues alongside armory funding and street improvements.

Michael Barr Boston O’brien Board of Aldermen Aldermanic John E. Lynch A.C. Whitney Edward J. Flynn Alderman Barr Flynn Donovan Barr Allen Bromwich Coe Freeman Hart Smith Carroll Cohen Maguire Sullivan Alderman Smith John Curtin R. F. Keough Alderman Allen Beacon Street Pemberton Square William H. Whitmore Whitmore Committee On Public Buildings Alderman Coe Atheneum Newton Street Wareham Street Newton Newland Pembroke Smith and Donovan Fottler Barry Chelsea Street Charlestown Greenwich Street Roxbury Linden Street Brighton Morse Street East Boston Centre Street Stamford Street John C. Brooks Avery Stockwell Adelaide French Whitmore Street Emmily B. Cox Committee On Police

Two East Boston Citizens Die of Heart Disease

Two well known East Boston residents died of heart disease in what officials described as sudden deaths. Patrick Keenan of 42 Liverpool street aged about 78 had run a successful East Boston grocery and served as a Catholic Union member and Home for Destitute Catholic Children director. Funeral at Church of the Most Holy Redeemer. Benjamin G Brown of 65 Summer street aged 81 died as he sat at his restaurant doorway. cause likely heart disease. Brown leaves two sons in police and boiler inspection roles. Mary Carroll, 65, found dead in bed at 4 North Bennet street, death attributed to heart disease after retirement night.

East Boston Patrick Keenan Liverpool Street Monehan Ireland Catholic Union Home For Citizens’ Trade Association Church of the Most Holy Redeemer Benjamin G. Brown No. 65 Summer Street O'Keefe Brown North End Police Division 7 George W. Brown Mary Carroll North Bennet Street

Banana Peel Jelly Venture Bumped by Chicago Invention

A Detroit capital investor listens as a man touts banana peel jelly as a moneymaker. The pitch is crushed when a Chicago inventor claimed fruit rind and core waste cures. The speaker is urged to brainstorm anew, even suggesting pressed corned beef from boot legs with a fat-streak machine.

Detroit Free Press Chicago

French Dress Comment Sparks Gentlemen’s Mild Scandal

An educated young woman at a party wears peacock blue. A man asks the shade. She answers “Gens d'armes bleu” with a French accent. He remarks later that her mother should not allow such a chewed address.

Record Heat Wave Strikes New England Seaboard

The heated spell sweeps from the Northwest to the East with Boston listed as the hottest city in the States at 8 p.m. as lakes register higher temperatures than the gulf and a chill dampens the coming storm. Forecasts warn of thunder storms and a cooler wind shift by Friday as a northwest cold wave forms.

Boston Marquette Mich Tennessee Atlantic Lakes Gulf East Tennessee Mt. Washington Eastport Signal Service Portland New London New York New England United States

No New Developments At Abington National Bank

Abington July 6 There are no new developments in the Abington National Bank case today Bank Examiner Gatebell and bank directors kept information quiet The circulating claim of a 50 percent stock assessment was denied at the bank Washington reports say Comptroller Trenholm received Gatchells preliminary report suggesting the capital stock may not be intact and the bank may not resume solvently

Abington Abington National Bank Gatebell Lane Washington Trenholm Gatchell Abington Bank

Colby Alumni Elect Officers and Plan Phi Beta Kappa

Waterville July 6 Colby Alumni Association officers were elected with A L Lane as president and C V Hanson as necrologist who also serves as secretary and treasurer Professor Hall of Waterville. The group voted to form a Phi Beta Kappa chapter and seek representation on the board of trustees. The necrology lists Jeremiah Chaplin Ebenezer E Cummings Moses M Smart William E Worning Charles E Hamlin George A Pierce Henry A Sawtelle W P Young. The orator Mr Hale spoke on What Is the American People arguing against European pyramid theory of society and citing Massachusetts labor share data.

Waterville Colby Alumni Association A. L. Lane C. V. Hanson Professor Hall Phi Beta Kappa Society Jeremiah Chaplin Ebenezer E. Cummings Moses M. Smart William E. Worning Charles E. Hamlin George A. Pierce Henry A. Sawtelle W. P. Young Mr. Hale Ele Massachusetts

New England Lawn Tennis Championship Opens in New Haven

The New Haven Lawn Tennis Club hosts the New England championship on Whitney avenue. First round results feature A L Ripley defeating AS Post Jr, G M Brinley beating R V Beach, W L Thacher over H M Billings, H W Slocum besting J K Beach, P S Sears defeating S V Coffla, and others. Second round sees Slocum lose 2-6 then win 6-1 7-5 to Thacher, and Kellogg defeating Bristol 6-3 6-3. Singles rounds largely complete. doubles to begin.

New Haven Conn New England Whitney Avenue H. M. Billings West Chaster Club HH. W. Slocum St. George’s Club J. K. Beach Sears Harvard College V. Coffla Mattabesett Club Middletown L. H. Paddock Trinity College H. W. Slocum W. J. Thacher F. A. Kellogg J. W. Bristol Wade

Anarchists Fire On Norwegian Saengerfest Procession

In CarcaGco on July 6 a flag carried by Norwegian Saengerfest marchers was shot at by men in the crowd. Six bullets pierced the flag and Emil Nelson was wounded in the neck. The procession hurried to Jefferson Park amid alarms with no police visible. Authorities were notified.

CarcaGco Emil Nelson Haymarket Jefferson

Fashion Notes on Dress Materials and Styles for Social Success

A compendium of current fashion tips and fabrics. It covers what enhances social success including good eyes tact and a skilled dressmaker with fashionable materials. Silk poplins Irish made return. Charles 1X collars wide cuffs lace novelties. gloves with embroidered flowers. Describes ornate wedding and class day attire, London fashion influences, and new materials like Rajput cord and damask linen underskirts.

Harvard Sherwood London Paris

Call for Massachusetts temperance conference at Tremont Temple

A secret conference outcome prompts a public call for a large Massachusetts gathering at Tremont Temple on July 12 1866 to discuss Republican stance on temperance and to consider sending delegates to a Chicago anti saloon conference. Signatories urge broad participation and list many prominent Republicans from Boston and across the state.

Young’s Hotel Tremont Temple Republican Party of Massachusetts Chicago Boston New Jersey Republican Party Vermont Frank Foxcroft Washington Street Rufus T. Frost Chelsea Mark Trafton Cambridge Edward E. Hale Roxbury Joan L. Swift Edward H. Haskell Gloucester Oliver Ames Robert R. Bishop Newton Theodore C. Bates Worcester Roland Worthington Alexander H. Rice J. Q. A. Brackett P. L. Moen James Sturgis Campadge D. Webster King Ww. VW. Clapp John W. Olmstead Isaac P. Langworthy Henry H. Faxon Quincy Elmer H., Capen Tufts College Amos Beckford Lynn Erskine Warden Waltham Henry Bona John C. Milne Fall River Sumner Small Northboro Robert Henry Benjamin W. Rich Boylston Edmund Hersey Hingham H.5. Sockwell Sutton William T. Forbss Westboro Elijan A. Morse Canton R. H. Stearns George H. Green Ley Jetts Hudson Eleazer Boynton Madfora Francis Bigelow Natick B. F. Boyden Foxboro J. C. Glesson Rockland Horace A. Roberts Jesse Allen Oakland John W. Wilkinson Lyman D, James Williamsburg George W. Walker Malden L. Edwin Dudley Dorchester Bradfora Springfield H. H. Bowman H. W. Bosworth Williams, Sessions Hampden

New Jersey Experiment Station Finds Mixed Outcomes in Fertilizer Forms

The sixth annual report notes 107 brands tested with 57 exceeding claimed nutrients and only 5 under guarantees. A misleading claim compares total plant food, ignoring quality. Insoluble phosphates sometimes outperformed superphosphate, especially on sandy soils, with floats and phosphate rock showing strong results. Wool waste boosts wheat yields cheaper than sulfuric nitrogen, while potash improves sorghum yields and sugar in Rio Grande trials.

George H. Cook New Jersey Experiment Station South Carolina Rio Grande N. Y. Tribune

Death of Col George B Corkhill Ex District Attorney

Washington dispatch reports the death of Colonel George B Corkhill at Mt Pleasant Iowa. Corkhill served in the Union army, was district attorney for a Iowa judicial district, and U S district attorney for the District of Columbia under Hayes and Arthur. He gained fame as Guiteau’s prosecutor and had recently travelled to Iowa in good health.

Corkhill Washington Mt. Pleasant George B. Corkhill Iowa Hayes United States District of Columbia Arthur Guiteau

The Postoffice Engineer Appointing and Duties

The article traces the post office engineering role from M. G. Woods through successors. It lists a large plant including boilers engines pumps valves and miles of pipes built over fourteen years. Alfred B. Frye, then with the city fire department and Columbia School of Mines, took the job May 26 after brief tenure by A. B. Spear. Frye reports long hours and has kept the system running smoothly.

M. G. Woods Porter-Allen Ryder Sturtevant Davidson Knowles Worthington Woods A. B. Spear Fitchburg Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Company Spear

Excellent Races at Lawrence Riding Park Summary Card

Lawrence July 6 The Lawrence Riding Park meet completes its third day with spirited trotting. Notable 2:34 class purses of 200 feature P H Dempsey Joe Jefferson Jersey Lily Sam F and Miss Ward. Other standings include F L D Edwards Montie Ned Hanloy Frederick and more. Races run to 2:32 and 2:37 times as two days remain.

Lawrence Lawrence Riding Park P. H. Dempsey Magiemis A. Woodward G. Joe Jefferson H. Richardson B. m Jersey Lily R. Holcomb R. G. Sam J.B. Palmer Miss Ward John Riley Ethan Goldust J. G. Bowen Ees Seusiee Bk Edward Bass Bik G. Montie Albert Trent Ned Hanloy E. Carpenter G. Frederick

Prince challenges horse in rematch at five miles

Springfield reports John S. Prince has challenged the horse that beat W. D. Morgan in a five mile race of horse against bicycle at North Adams on Monday to a second five mile race. The contest is likely for 3 p.m. Saturday with a $200 purse and betting favoring the horse.

Springfield John S. Prince W.d Morgan North Adams

First Corps of Cadets to Camp at Hingham Grounds

The First Corps of Cadets under Colonel T. F. Ridmands will camp at their Hingham grounds starting next Monday for six days. Other items note travel plans for Allen Brown and brother to Europe including Bayreuth, a court case involving Asa B. Porter over embezzlement of letters, an excursion by the Young Men’s Christian Union on the Charles River, and various local notices from Boston newspapers including licenses, jail population, bank receivership changes, Irish parliamentary meeting at Tremont Temple, and recent arrests for forgeries.

T. F. Ridmands Hingham First Corps of Cadets Allen Brown New York Havre Joseph E. Brown Messrs Blake Bros Paris Switzerland Bayreuth Asa B. Porter Porter North Attleboro Hallett United Statea District Court Young Men’s Christian Union Lady Friends Charles River Waltham Boston Echo Barbaderes T. S. Lynch Dummett Williams Clement King Charles Street William Allen William H. McNeil Lancaster Savings Bank Tremont Temple H. Bernard Carpenter John E. Fitzgerald Father Teeling Lyons James Carroll Baxter Street Joseph Hynes Nifth Street South Boston A. ©. Clark Dorchester Gaslight Company Third National Bank Hynes Andrew Ardeda Haymarket Square Stillman Place John Lamb Texas Avenue Boston & Albany Newton Cottage Farm Hospital Mary Brown Warrenton Street City Hospital Tim Coyle Massachusetts General Hospital Fitchburg Rowe’s Wharf Boston & Hingham Steamboat Company Reeves US Ealthm Massachusetts J Suerfolk Ss. Superior Court A. D George W. Culter Suffolk Viaiddt Lucy Belle Foye San Farciso California Lucy Pelil Hamann Charles 3. Fiardy Cambridge Middlesex Augustus Russ Boston Post Jos. A. Willard

Tre mont Temple speakers aid Irish parliamentary fund

Speakers at Tre mont Temple this evening include Hon Alanson W Beard and likely General John L Swift. Mayor Russell of Cambridge cannot attend. Cyrus Cobb the sculptor will attend. Deposits yesterday total 257 dollars, bringing Boston Irish parliamentary fund to just over 20,000 dollars, aided by the Seventeenth of June festival which has boosted pledges to reach that level.

Tremont Temple Alanson W. Beard John L. Swift Russell Cambridge Cyrus Cobb

Stoning will cases clarified on grandchildren and city legacy

Rescripts settle will construction in Morrill v Phillips and Safe Deposit Trust v Plummer locating per capita share to grandchildren and specific legacies to Gloucester city. Proportions set. deficiencies treated as general assets and shared.

George Morrill Walter R Phillips Samuel M. Phillips Joseph R. Phillips Moston Safe Deposit and Trust Company Ella Augusta Plummer Joseph F. Huntress Boston Snug Harbor Quincey Gloucester Lynn Five Cents Savings Bank National Exchange Bank William Minot, Jr City of Water Board J. L. Stackpole A. J. Bailey

Personal injuries suit against South Boston Horse Rail road

In a Superior Court series of tort actions Patrick Collins father of Daniel E. Collins sues the South Boston Horse Railroad Company after a crosswalk accident that left the child with severe injuries including the amputation of an arm and a toe. The court denied defense requests to direct a verdict, sending the matter to a jury.

Patrick Collins South Boston Horse Railroad Company Daniel E. Collins C Street Broadway JH. E. Bolles L. S. Dabney Paul West Mary Keefe Boston & Albany Railroad Company Boston Newton Supreme Court T.j.gargan A. L. Soule Alexander G. Cumnock The Institute For Savings Newburyport Charles W. Freeland Amoskeag Manufacturing Company Traver Felix Rackeman John R. Withington James F. Haley Lyman G Dodge Johnn F. Dore KR. M. Morse, Jr B. E. Perry

Almanac notes on barometer readings and sea level corrections

Fresh clear readings advise observers to scale barometers daily to correct errors. Add one hundredth of an inch to ship instruments for every ten feet above sea level. Miniature Almanac cites Wednesday July 7 with high water at 3 00 pm and details for sun moon length of day.

Mometer

Fishermen sail for Genoa as cod and halibut trade

Vineyard Haven reports crews returning with 250000 pounds codfish and 45000 halIBUTs while seining fleets struggle with no mackerel finds. Vessels continue arrival from Fire Island to Cape Sable with no mackerel, fleet aiming for Bay of St Lawrence. season hardship noted for American fishermen.

Vineyard Haven Ascis Mentor Oliver Perth Amboy South Newmarket Phoenix Pettis Windsor New York Trenton Stanley John Somes Robbins Mt Desert George P Trigg Hillyard Lastport Chase Dill Rockland Charles Heath Pendleton Bangor T W Allen Carter Dennysville Ellen M Baxter Gray Boston Sarah Mills Howell Provincetown J Howell Leeds Cranmer Swans Island Philadelphia Rebecca M Smith Grace George Tanlane Fisher Lizzie H Patrick Meyers Iceboro Allison Vaushan Marblehead Luther A Koby Potter James Pace Thrasher Cross Henderson Bowdoinham Wilmington Del Mary A Trainer Walston Rockport Newburn Kendall Greenport John B Norris Harding Gay Heal Loduskin Alley Ellsworth Wm H Archer Young Criftop McLain John Susan Kennedy Carrie D Hix Thorndike G M Brainerd Toiman Elsie Fay T W Allan Loduskia Boothsbay Dallis Hill Carton St Martins Herald Beal E Iams Perkins Hoboken Ganger Moses Eddy Dwy Gorge Lea Glennetten Pupker Stubank Solitair Hattie L Newman Canopus Vesta Chester K Lawrence Grand Bank Annie W Hodgdoe Georges Clyde John F Wonson Epes Tan Triton Joe Fawkes Seining Maggie & Lily Carrie L Parsons Pilgrim Blue Jay Normans Hattie S Clars Dictator Sunshine Carrie E Lane William @ Raymond Falcon William & Terry Alfred Wolen Grace C Halley Tubu Cain Charles P Bassett Sarah C Pyle Cato Trepani Negiswold Sajlea Allasendra Bridgewater Nova Scotia Genoa Fire Island Cape Sable Bay of St Lawrence

Voyages and sailings list from July era shipping log

A compilation of ships and barks with origins and destinations, sailing dates in July, and crews or captains. Entries include Halifax, Belfast, Cork, Cape Town, Cadiz, Dunkirk, Falmouth, Liverpool, Lisbon, Madeira, Rio de Janeiro, and New York routes among others, with ships such as Transatlantic, Hiawatha, Iris, Don Juan, and Monrovia, plus coordinates and notes on recent movements.

Falmouth Monrovia White Punta de Lobos St'Audrew Seegstra Valparaiso Antwerp Macedon Hinds Lobos de Rfuera Sarah Atkins Hamburg Greenock Prinis Leopold Grounsgaard Quebec Holyhead Madeira Miramichi Reichanels Moses B Tower Azevedo Terceira Queenstown Hudson Ferguson San Francisco

Shipping News From Wellfleet and Nearby Ports

A July dispatch notes Sir Henry Lippitt’s vessel Marabout hove off after grounding near East Marion with cargo intact. Other reports include several wrecks, collisions and salvage efforts across Bath, NF, Jeadore, St John’s, NF, and Vineyard Haven, with crews saved and underwriters coordinating aid.

Wellfleet Mass Sir Henry Lippitt Marabout New York Bombay East Marion Bath Balifax St John's Sydney Jeadore E L Emmett Emmett Sih Alexander North Sydney Boone Bay Jacksonville John Brightman Hanson Fall River Peneaco A Philadelphia Brown Cedar Keys Munster Liverpool Bernard Taf Royal Yard Vineyard Haven Sir Elizabeth DeHart McIntyre St John’s Cedar Tree Neck Vineyard Sound Y H L Smith Providence John Mann Beveridge London Southwest Point Baying Maiaken Sandy Point San Francisco Halewood Cork United Kingdom Havre Antwerp Francis Thorpe O K Hurst Lady Elizabeth Atcmeus Prospect Boston Vantain Aley Alma Kilpkanne Bremer Haven Cushendéen Minnie Cannechael Hampton Roads

Sailed and cleared ships and cargoes listed in port activity

A series of vessels including bark Snow Queen, steamer Aivance, and ship Nancy Pendleton appear in port movements. Entries note sailings from Baltimore New York Philadelphia and other ports to destinations such as Hampton Roads Antwerp Sagua and Hong Kong with various captains and dates in May and June.

Larne State of Pennsylvania New York Maryport Cameo Rich Motesi Serapis St Johns Malia Head Amesbury Philadelphia Halifax Glasgow Malta Glenavon Donaldson Japan China Marseilles Alesia Valliat Manzanilla Clara E McGivery Griffen Matanzas Batk Josef More Leonhard Frederico Gartier Havana Guantanamo Bellimi Robertson Delaware Serra Luzarraga North Eee Arda Kentson Fulton Barrow Peotternam Snow Queen McKenzie Ew Lootkk Canoe Janeiro Adelaide Bailey Baltmore Aivance Beers St John Elizabeth DeHart Annie V Bergen Hampton Roads Secilly Westernland Randle New Yok Antwerp Swansea Vindolana Harrison Baltimore Sunderland Net Puget Sound Nancy Pendleton Pendleton Victena Sagua Henry L Gregg Cartes Philademia Jennie Hall Hall Machias Trinidad Rocky Glen Bray St Jago Yarmouth Alma Jacobsen Victoria Sharghae Waiparaiso Cow James Crosby Monwould Tarapaca Hampton Aogos Wackohama City of Sydney San Francisco Hong Kong Monmouthtshire Rm — Nte Arto Bath Scotia Smeltzer Philaelphia Fosanonte Acapulco New TK Newport San Jose San Juan Panama Baracoa Welhaven Seward Stamford Gjemre Car Konow Kabrs Tremper Olsen Richibucto Paler Acuba Sinclair New Or Caibarien Jane Emeson Gill Henry Souther Hopper Sulds Fish Covert Jessie McGregor McFadden L . Munson Smith Boston Cardenas Maggie Darling Dalling Harry B Ritter Peterson JB Rabel Sawyer Arthur U Wace Sherman L White Ames Havena Coast Ward Behrman O Sweeney Sarah Emma Nash Richardson Balano Cromo Cave Shields Llandaff City Gore Bristol Bayswater Stokes Montreal Cork Std Portia Dawson Caleta Buena Berghild Dundee Monte Rosa Thoms Gulf of Papua Rangoon John Currier Blethen Geo Rosenfeld St David Frost Annie Johnson Bailfor de Fred Pitchfield Bartlett Livingston Steffens Honolun Allie Rowe Phillips Hirago Francis Stone Victora Santander Emittana Bengoa Do Do D Chapin Flail Sydney Crete Tomes John R Bergen Parsons Alpes Carmen Bilbao Pascagouls Vera Cruz Rosa Bilaad Hioge Sauca Stoce Wralifax Carthaginian McNeal Liverpool Merrimac Crowell Charlottetown Viamburg Chilian Bohemia Kariowa Linnett Lawrence Radolph Josepuy Bradherring Palladelphia Wilhelm Maack Fretwurst Mohican Berry New Carniola Samaravs United Kingdom Harriet Campbell Edgett Richard Parsons Thorndyke Arabia Robinson Isle of Wight Fasca Lepanto Irvin Newcastle E. Wetherby Lewis London Kkinsale Red Sea Baker New Orleans Tris Bansen Quebec Low Point Pesa Lothar Desmond Milanese Manly Londonderry Harvest Home German Labrador Havre Palestine Whiteway Gston Dunstaffoage Fulmer Miramichi

Port Activity and Sailed Vessels Around Astoria

A crowded shipping list notes bark Candidate and Duneim sailing from Port Chalmers to Portland, steamer Thomas Melville and others en route to Boston and New York, plus numerous arrivals and departures at Atlantic ports. The notice includes vessel names, origins, and destinations with dates around July 4 to July 9, reflecting active colonial and international trade routes.

Astoria Curry Port Chalmers Portland Duneim Hontra Bluff Harbor Nzaltimore Thomas Melville Warwick Benisal Emma F Angell Tripp Providence Lorstie Perry New Bedford Joshua Baser Kelsey Kennebec Oceanus Young Stonington Sa‘lea Chatham Boston Josephine Smith Hamburz Alberlady Bay Benisaf Helow Nova Scotia Liverpool Decatur H Muler Lizzie Wilson Chadwick Brunswick Ga Charleston Creamer Virginia Boatse Philadelphia Barks Ensign Phillips Barbadoes Grand Citoyen Leroy Cayenne Fram Markussen Cape de Verde Wooster Oliver New York Buteh Island Meteor Hoyer Frovicence New Yors Arnie K Stephens Stephens Newark Fred W Chase Mason Fall River Baltimore Gov Arnold Coveret George Arey Rogers Somerset A F Howe Klis Provinen Eureka Martin Sydney S S Smith White Taunton Bessie E Crane Crane Parsboro AJ Miller Crowley Sonterses He Orenen Lampaas Crowell Edward G Toulane Cash L Sherman Sarah Mills Nellie C Payre Annie M Allen Wamington Schs Wallingford Dover L S Potter Cox & Green W C French Borton Key West aAr Rollin Sanford Davis New Ky Levanter Gerry New Orleans Hutchinson Baker Baevabs FOG Ward Arnett Jr Ruatan Richard B Lecke Saorne Puerto Cortez Prof Morse Pendleton Atilla Port Eas Sanea Baytien Rew Hudson Gala Elbe Bremen Augustini Ceara Thates Santos Lizzie Perry London Kepaa Guantam S N Hansen Port Spain Eds DN Baker Georgetown SA George N Jordan Montanzas Elsie A Baylis Tampi- Clesiedith Seneca Walker Norfolk Caatta- Ecovee Catharine Savannah Breakwater Jeaney Paschi Batavia George R Crexe Chisholm Brisbane Onelasks Giggs Cardenas Rob Harry Brown St Johns NB Silas Fish Covert Garibarian John Seach Quillen Richmond James H Woodhouse Herrick Jacksonville NcLean William J Jones Falkenberg Port-au Prince Taabassa Henrib Metcalfe Augusta Sunlight Grace E Greenwood Alyn’s Point Sylvester Hale Jaunton Dean Peter Coopar Nantucket Timothy Field Sullivan Excelsior Dalbrattie Aspinwall Calbariep Édis William James Gonawes Mertingue Georgetown SC Princeport San Dewidgo Augur St John NB Dima M French Bangor A W Ellis Wiliam E Legsett Ebridge Gerry Dockland James A Brown Thomaston M M Merriman H P Halcock John D Griffin Baltimore, Co Alffrea F Howe Coward Nanttucke Thomas W Haven Salem Richard Bill Newport Phebe Frances Brooks Newport News Guyandotte Kelley West Point Kanawha Greenwood Berkshire Marsh Wet Point Swis Suan Williams Pearce W H Bailey Lonestreet Hattie Lowe Vale Simpson O H Valentine Curtis Addie Jurden Harriman Slocum John H Chaffee Buell Gen Hall Summons Elizabethport Cottage Hume Post Arsdad Verbena Gibbs Woods Ioll Sch Tastings Gifford Batkentine George W Sweeney Hatlail Mary & Belle Clark Tiverton Sayles Coal King Ward Alexander Blossom Hudson's Bay City of New Bedford Fish Martha’s Vineyard Daggett Park R K Ham San Francisco Franconia Bennett Cumberland Thompson Sfyrtle Nitkersdp Dco Minot Hathaway Machias Adeliza Calais William Stephens Pascaroula Semantha Colon Oceanic Lemaitre Traveller Terresen Hamburg Golconda Hall Marion Jeffers Cape Verdes Equator Neeson Roman Sexon Shermar Provinerce Juen de Marge Diez Banana Ida Buliad Peak Clara Leavitt Lamtert James Drake Gigenti Hazh Cann Antwerp Toronto Davidson Bania Florence J Alien Soule Pensacola Jessie McGregor McFadden Caiberien Ech Belle Hooper Gilkey Cardens Keicw Glasgow Ilmirania Havener Havana Delaware British Prince Lillian Willey Galle EK Welch Guadaloupe

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