Framingham Savings Bank officers elected amid solvent report
At an adjourned Framingham corporators meeting John Clark presided as L. Fuller secretary. Adolphus Merriam was elected president with a slate of vice presidents and trustees. Lamson reported assets and the bank’s solvency, noting a $71,274.64 receivable from C. C. Listy but futures secured by property and bonds. Resumption of business likely weeks away as new trustees organize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framingham
Framingham Savings Bank
John Clark
L. ¥. Fuller
N. P.lamson
Adolphus Merriam
South Framingham
Franklin E. Gregory
Samuel B. Bird
J. Henry Robinson
Southboro
Franklin Manson
Clifford Folger
T. L. Barber
J.S. Cullen
Walter Adams
E. F. Kendall
F. C. Stearns
George C. Travis
Newton
Adrian C. Foote
Ashland
Mr. Lam
Saesenascas
C. C. Listy
Framingram
Adams
Esty
Lamson
New York and London Rise as Global Trade Hubs
The Hartford Times notes New York and Brooklyn's growth, with New York surpassing Paris and London expanding to nearly five million. It argues Brooklyn and New York may unite under one municipality, while London continues to grow as a premier trade center beyond Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Times
New World
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Hoboken
Paris
New York
Long Island
East River
Hudson
New York Bay
New York City
Constantinople
London
England
Condition of blast furnaces in the United States
The July report shows 310 furnaces in blast with 121 650 tons capacity and 835 out of blast at 68 015 tons. Of those in blast 58 charcoal 119 anthracite 132 bituminous, while out of blast are 158 charcoal 90 anthracite 78 bituminous. Compared with June 1 there are five more charcoal furnaces in blast, four fewer anthracite and one more bituminous, totaling two more furnaces in blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirrsburg
Penn
United States
Gustave Frohman Marries Marie Hubert in Quiet Olean Ceremony
Gustave Frohman, renowned theatrical manager formerly of Madison Square Theatre, wed Miss Marie Hubert of New York at St James Episcopal Church. The Rev Charles E Barnes officiated as only the bride’s father P G Little and aunt Miss Daissy attended. The couple departed for New York shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bepdforp
Gustave Frohman
Madison Square Theatre
New York
Marie Hubert
St. James’s Episcopal Church
Charles E. Barnes
P. G. Little
Daissy
Fires Plague Metropolitan Horse Rail Stables Overnight
Incendiary fires struck the Neck stables of the Metropolitan Horse Rail Road Company near Washington Street. Henry Robinson reported a rear oil room blaze with straw and waste nearby, suggesting arson. A second fire three hours later was lit in the same area but quickly controlled, prompting extra watchmen and heightened security for the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Horse Railroad Company
Henry Robinson
Washington Street
Parliamentary Fund Executive Committee Reports Strong Irish Home Rule Support
The Executive Committee of the Irish parliamentary fund met and adjourned to Thursday at 2 pm. Deposits in Maverick National Bank reached 110,870 from Tremont Temple donations. Net proceeds likely exceed 21,000 after expenses, with reports to be printed. A resolution of thanks praised the press and clergy. A night demonstration in Dorchester at Music Hall will feature speakers including John R. Murphy and others with Rev. Father Ronan presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Maverick National Bank
Tremont Temple
T. B. Fitz
Ireland
Dominick Toy
Boston
New England
Daniel T. Sullivan
Dorchester
Music Fall
Adams Street
Dorchester Avenue
John R. Murphy
Ee J. Doherty
Thomas M. Brady
T. J. Barry
John Mitchell Galvin
Peter Ronan
Chrolithion Works Burned in Newburyport Fire
In Newburyport on June 8 a fire destroyed the one story brick celluloid works of the Chrolithion Manufacturing Company. W. P. Groom of New York presides as president and Edward P. Joffin of Newburyport is treasurer. The plant had not operated for five to six weeks. Insurance is mainly with New England firms, about 10,000 dollars. The total loss on buildings stock and machinery is estimated between 25,000 and 30,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrolithion
Newburyport
Chrolithion Manufacturing Company
W. P. Groom
New York
Edward P. Joffin
New Hagland Companies
Chelsea
Iseee Stebbins
S. B. Hinckley
G. W. Moses
Isaac Stebbins
Charles K. Permsin
8. B. Hinckley
Eastern Avenue
Boston & Maine
Boston & Albany
Large Fire Destroys Whitman Residence and Barn
July 8 Whitman, D B Gurney's elegant Washington street home was gutted and his barn burned in the afternoon blaze. Origin unknown, the flames spread from the stable before an alarm. Estimated losses total 26 500 with insurance of 20 500 covering part of the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
D. B. Gurney
Washington Street
Flouring Mill Destroyed by Fire at Main Street
A large flouring mill owned by A. G. & J. A. Ham at 95 Main Street was gutted by a fire discovered near the roof. Built a decade ago, it cost over 20000 with 5000 insured. The firm also stored grain and hay worth about 10000 with 4000 insurance. Nearby Jamaica Vermont forest blaze on Black Mountain threatens buildings as drought grips the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesern
Main Street
Brattleboro
Jamaica
Black Mountain
Explosions, Fires Struck Three Local Sites Last Evening
A gas explosion at the rear of the Hotel Brunswick injured Joseph Billings but caused no structural damage. Earlier, rubbish fire behind 292 Harrison Avenue caused no damage. Later, a kerosene lamp blast at Michell & Co. 220 Main Street Charlestown damaged $195 in a 10 cent store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Joseph Billings
Box 65
Harrison Avenue
Michell & Co
Main Street
Charlestown
Dry Fourth Brings Calm Festivity in Atlanta
The Atlanta Constitution notes a dry Fourth of July in the city, with no formal celebration but a peaceful day for visitors. People enjoyed sights, milk shakes, egg phosphate and soda water while watermelons felt the impact of a large African contingent. Overall, the dry Fourth is praised as orderly and inexpensive, yielding a pleasant off day for Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta
Grub Story of Lillie Grubb in London Society
Philadelphia News recounts stage star Lillie Grubb rising from modest hotel meals in Baltimore to dining with the Prince of Wales. A veteran actor recalls her early habits and shifting social circles as she becomes a favored figure in British aristocratic society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lillie Grubb
London
Ford
Baltimore
Norfolk
Atlantic Hotel
Lill
Colors During Life
Wade's Fibre and Fabric presents a guide on color life stages. It notes youth favors white and bright colors with bold figures, middle age prefers subdued shades with small figures, autumn features plain colors without figures, and life ends in black at the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Judge Davi Wins Unfinished 2:21 Race at Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on July 8 Judge Davi won the unfinished 2:21 race after five heats trotted. Clipper won the 2:40 race with a best time of 2:294. Sallie C and Charley True each took a heat in the 2:24 pacing class, unfinished, with times 2:174 and 2:18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Davi
Clipper
Sallie C
Charley True
Cardinal Guibert of Paris Dies. Prelate of Rome Passes Away
Cardinal Joseph Hippolyte Guibert archbishop of Paris dies marking a decisive loss for the church of Rome. Born Aix December 13 1802 he rose from Oblates of Mary Immaculate studies to Rome then Ajaccio and Univers Ardèche bishopric 1841. He became archbishop of Tours 1859 and Paris 1879. He opposed clerical limits and Ferry laws and will be buried at Montmartre with anarchist fears of demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guibert
Paris
Rome
Joseph Hippolyte
Aix
Marseilles
The
Oblates of Mary Immaculate
Ajaccio
Univers
Ardeche
Tours
Monseigneur Morlot
Legion of Honor
Pius IX
Cardinal Guibert
Mont Martre
David M. Osborne Dies Aged 64 At Auburn Leader Of Osborne Works
David M. Osborne head of the Osborne mower and reaper works in Auburn New York former city mayor died Tuesday evening of heart disease aged 64. A native of southern Connecticut he built a vast harvesting machine business with worldwide reach and was regarded as liberal and public spirited. He leaves a widow a son Thomas M. Osborne a daughter Mrs Harris and Miss Helen and had close ties to Massachusetts relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Osborne
Great Mower and Reaper Manufacturing Company
Auburn N. Y
Mr. Osborne
Connecticut
Auburn
Buffalo
Osborne
Congress
Lucretia Mott
Thomas M. Osborne
Harris
Helen
Massachusetts
Resolved Waterman Dies Aged 98 In Providence
Resolved Water man a retired cotton merchant and long time Providence resident died today at age 98 years and 6 months. In 1812 he partnered with Dr. Stephen Harris in River Point cotton manufacturing and from 1827 until retirement led the local cotton business. He also spent years in Savannah in business and held many trusted posts, though since 1873 he has been bedbound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Resolved Waterman
Stephen Harris
River Point
Savannah
Representative William H. Cole Dies at 48 in Washington
Representative William H. Cole of Maryland's third district died at his Washington home aged 48 after years with Bright's disease. He had rarely attended House sessions this session, having been ill for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Cole
Maryland
Washington
Dr. Cole
Bright
House
Captain Samuel Packard Dies in Malden
Captain Samuel Packard born February 4, 1786 in Rowley Massachusetts died in Malden yesterday. He served in the War of 1812 and held a government pension. He practiced Thompsonian medicine briefly in Maine, sailed between Portland and Wiscasset, lived on vegetables and bread, remaining strong and mentally sharp to the end. He left twelve children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Packard
Malden
Rowley
Mass
Maine
Portland
Wiscasset
Unfortunate Publisher on International Copyright Debated
The piece reviews statements before the U S Senate Patents Committee on Hawley’s international copyright bill. It highlights Roger Sherman of Philadelphia, the so called pirate of Britannica, and mocks his fears about cheap literature while praising foreign authors for spurring American effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaturday Review
Committee On Patents
United States Senate
Hawley
Lowell
Roger Sherman
Philadelphia
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Sherman
Shuman
United States
Macmillan
Mr. Sherman
Phrase in our midst under fire in New York papers
A correspondent asks why New York papers mock the phrase in our midst. The writer says the old expression is proper to signify presence in the community and urges readers and reporters to use it without hesitation, dismissing claims of fussiness as unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mayflower changes for speed and weight off Marblehead
General Paine orders a series of structural and sail adjustments to the Mayflower after Marblehead race. Mast reduced, 3 ton lead ballast added under the stormpost, keel weight redistribution, wooden rocker fitted, mainsail recut, staysail altered. voyage to Lockwood's ways in East Boston today, delaying Eastern Yacht Club cruise. Also notes London critic view on America cup and keel vs centreboard debate. Corinthian Yacht Club to host second season championship race and open regatta next Saturday at 2:50 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Paine
Marblehead
Lawley’s
McManus
Lockwood
Boston
Eastern Yacht Club
John Bull
London Saturday Review
Corinthian Yacht Club
Railroad hearing on Forest Avenue station plan before commission
The New York & New England railroad faces a petition by John H Paine and others for a new Forest Avenue station and more train facilities. The commission heard the case after a long push, with the railroad promising to build pending agreement on depot details and train stops. Paine seeks eleven trains per day each direction. A continuance was granted to next Wednesday at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hi. Paine
Forest Avenue
New York & New England Railroad
R. R. Bishop
John H. Paine
Boston
Hyde Park
Boston Area News Roundup Mixed With Local Incidents
Republican State committee shifts meeting to Friday July 16 and Democratic central committee to organize next Monday evening. Grand jury finds no bill against Bernard Verne for keeping open shop on Sunday. Army deserter from Watertown arsenal returned after discovery by Sergeant Burns. Libel case against Herbert L Harding delayed past the call date. Local funerals for Benjamin G Brown and Patrick Keenan noted with pallbearers from Catholic groups. Judge Orcutt rules on cause of death for Francis D McDonald minor. Mt Pleasant Avenue school building planned under brick and brownstone trim. Rockland Savings Bank presidency resignation reported. Colonel John S Mosby to lecture on Stewart's Cavalry. Mayor directs removal of Boylston Street sidewalk near the Common. Steamship Roman arrives from Liverpool. Runaway carriage horses injure one, kill another on Gould Street. Noted lawyers Hale, Dabney, and Thompson travel to Liverpool aboard Cephalonia. Marble worker Bartholomew Lynch injured at Hall job. Spurgeon Laflin arrested for horse theft in Roxbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Committee
Democratic Central Committee
Grand
Bernard P. Verne
Tremont House
Driscoll
Watertown Arsenal
Regular Army
New Hampshire
Burns
Arsenal
Herbert L. Harding
W. A. Simmons
Common Council
Fisher Hill
Superior Court
Boston & Hingham Steamboat Company
Nantasket
Benjamin G. Brown
East Boston
Mr. Smith
Central Square
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Maverick Street
Holy Cross
Malden
John B. O’ Brien
Matthew Keaney
John Miller
Patrick Collins
The
Home For
Richard Keough
James L. Walsh
Catholic Union
Hugh Monahan
John Rice
Judge Orcutt
Francis D. McDonald
Andrew D. McDonald
Jorcan Block
Cambridge
Eifect
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Forest Street
Patrick’s Parochial School
Lane
Rockland Savings Bank
John 8. Mosby
Tsme
Stewart
Cavalry
McDonald
Boylston Street
Supreme Court
Bailey
Roman
Warren Line
Liverpool
Parker Bryant
Gould Street
George S. Hale
L.S. Dabney
Req
L. B. Thompson
Suffolk Bar
Cephalonia
Bartholomew Lynch
North Margin Street
Charles C. Hall
Massachusetts General Hospital
Spurgeon C. Laflin
George Tyman
Cottage Street
Roxbury
Horse Railroad Consolidation Rumor Reignites Public Debate
The Evening Traveller reports that a Cambridge and Charles River Street Railway Companies union requires legislative action not possible before next winter. A lease arrangement is deemed unlikely, while a rumored new deal involving prominent New York interests could favor stockholders and the public if enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Charles River
Cambridge Road
New York
Old Colony Plans Purchases to Consolidate Fall River Transit
Fall River reports state the Old Colony Railroad and Steamboat Companies may buy the Fall River Iron Works property to build large headquarters for through and local freight and passenger traffic. They would abandon Ferry street and Bowenville stations and move depots with improved wharf facilities. The plan includes relocating tracks for a double line without bridge or tunnel work, and the iron works property is assessed around 300000 dollars, though purchase price is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Old Colony Railroad
Fall River Iron Works Company
Ferry Street
Bowenville
Pearce Street
Iron Works
Old Colony
G A R National Campment News and Railway Financial Notes
Mr a M T Dennis leads an excursion train to the G A R national encampment in San Francisco from July 22 to Aug 1, 1886. The Chicago Railway Age reports rising foreclosure sales in 1886 with 17 roads, 5192 miles, bonded debt 163.55 million, and capital stock 128.07 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am. T. Dennis
Union Pacific Railway
Washington Street
New England
G. A. R. and Woman’s Relief Corps
Twentieth National
San Francisco
Chicago Railway Age
New York Central Railroad Company
Terrace
Buffalo
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Ilinois
C. H. Cory
Boston, Hoosac Tunnel
Kansas City
St. Paul
Norfolk & Western Road
Peoria, Decatur & Evansville
Lake Erie & Western Purchasing Committee
Blanchard
Chicago & Atlantic Road
Wabash
Boston
Charles Merriam
Nathaniel Thayer
Charles Francis Adams
Kansas City Street Railway
Suffolk County Real Estate Transfers Listed by Boroughs
Suffolk County records show numerous property transfers across Beacon Hill Brighton Charlestown Roxbury and Chelsea including parcels on Beacon Street Short Street Somerset Street Green Street and Northampton Street. Notable deeds include William B Beacon to George Warren June 26 for 42000 and Isaac Hayden to the city of Boston May 15 1884 for land on Short Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
William B. Beacon
George Warren
Stert Street
Isaac Hayden
City of Boston
Short Street
Somerset Street
Ariel Creeker
Somerset Es
Green Street
Daniel I E. P. Packard
Rollin HI. Allen
Northampton Street
Samuel Little
August Paul
Said Little
Greenough’s Alley
Enoch H. Miley
Patrick McManus
Ball Street
Michael Drury
Jonathan Mann
Ballestreet
Brighton
National Market Bank
Frank G. Newhall
Western Avenue
William Sig Pierce
Eugene M. Niles
Washington and
Union Streets
Cephas H. Brackett Et al
Henry W. Whitney
Massachusetts Avenue
Porchester
Hiram M. Burton
Harris T, Lampuere
Alley Street
Fturtyer Pod Eer Gueerse H. Poor
Franklin T. Rose
Stillman A. Tucker
Lauriat Avenue
Rollin H. Allen
Franklin L. Rose
Chapman Street
William D. Kelly
Jeremiah Hurley
Lana
Clifton Street
Roxbury
John Hegemn
Hampden Street
Samuel G. Davis
Samuel Lictie
George H. Humphreys
J. Barris Rubin
Homestead Street
Dotoj
Harris Aubin
Doto
Nathan P. Ryder
Hutchings Street
Harriet P. P. Ryder
Huebings Street
Nutchings Street
John Kennedy
Annie M. Soule
Prescott Street
George Corbis Et Ax
Doto Thewss Norton Et Ax
Boston Lead Company
John Hegan
William Gaston
Michael Herliby
Hrampden Street
Alice M. Knight
George Henshaw
Centre Street
Chelsea
John F. Chadwick
Sarah A. Wood
Essex Street
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Albert J. Ferrald
Spruce Street
Charlestown
Abraham B. Shedd
Besy
Hawes
Pleasant Street
Abram Levietux
Jeremiah Minnehan
Vine and
Pine Streets
Athens Street
Sarah A. Osborn Et al
James H. Stark
Silver Street
Henry A. Norris
Mary Ann Mull
William Sullivan
Bennard Bangs
Samuel Wells
George L. Pinkham
Said Pinkham
Ezra Mallock
John S. D’arcy
D’arcy
William H. Chadwick
Said Chadwick
Mary A. Bailey
John Edwards
Thomas P. Somers
Lorin L. Fuller
Charles F. Fenno
Almanac Weather Notes and High Water for July 2
Fragments describe wind, barometer readings, and corrections for sea level. Captains warned to adjust instruments by one tenth inch per ten feet above sea level. Includes miniature almanac data for Friday July 2 with high water, sun, moon, and day length details.
Port of Loston Arrivals and Clearances Reported
The Port of Loston lists arrivals including Steamer Roman from Liverpool with 3 addin and 50 steerage to Warren & Co and others to W H Kirby, plus steamers Cumberland Spartan Chatham Katahdin and John Brooks with passengers and goods to various agents. several brigs and schooners from BC and NS ports. numerous cargo and sugar shipments to Standard Sugar Refinery and local firms, with several vessels cleared for Jamaica and St John NB. Weather notes report light winds and safe conditions. two vessels saved Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman
Williams
Liverpool
Moise
Warren & Co
Cumberland
Thompson
St John
Eastport
Portland
McS
W H Kirby
Spartan
Nickerson
Philadelphia
E B Sampson
Chatham
Hallett
Baltimore
George
Smalley
Homer
Kangor
John Brooks
Snowman
City of Gloucester
Young
Gloucester
Staubo
Christophersen
Yapacoa
Gossier & Co
Aupa
Odell
Simpson
Cow Bay
Carne
Moore
Osceola
Oakes
Bridgewater
Carrie Easier
Easier
Acvocate Harbor
NS. Brech A Anthony
Norris
Port Williams
Eaton
Ponce
John Proctor
Taylor
Norfolk
Alfaretta Campbell
Campbell
Georgia Shepard
Rich
James Ford
Garfield
Henry P Masen
Percy
Zacveus Sherman
Coombs
Martha N Haul
Baker
Hitchcock
Blair
Josephine
Ewing
Philaelphia
Maggie G
Hart
Cheney
Laura
Rose
Leeds
Wm C French
Sheman
Elizabeth S Lee
Lee
Franklin
Griffin
Weehawken
Addie M Chadwick
Thatcher
Hoboken
Grimes
Clark
Eldridge
Kelley
Oboken
Eliza Lavensaler
Kellar
Saarbruck
Cervo
Arey
Clinton Point
Alida
Lindsey
Calais
Willem Stevens
Carter
Bangor
Hailroad
Keere
Satellite
Littlefield
Eliot
Ludowick Bull
Pierce
Rockport
Mass
Rebecca A
Toulane
Champion
Tena
Cotton
Cramper
Philladelphia
Belle Halladay
Nickerton
Newport News
J M Eaton
Parrots
Sioop
Jesse Ht Freeman
Anderson
Port Antonio
Jen
Boston Fruit Co
Adele Thackara
Ran Gall
St Margaret’s Bay
Jas L Sullivan
Brsch
BWR
le Can
Annapolis
Delong & Seaman
Keozia
James
Barclay & Co
E B Ketchum
Greene
Maitland
Jessen
King
Lunenburg
Whitney, Peasland& Co
Howard Holden
Gate City
Hedge
Savannah
Nickerson & Crosby
Charles F Wiliams
N. Light
Benguela
Marergo
Cephalonia
Linn o’Dee
Areca
Berks
Joel Cook
Bugs CC van Horn
Albion
Highland Light
Liuidl
Maritime Shipping Listings From New England Ports
A dense, fragmentary maritime notice outlines vessels sailing from ports like Vineyard Haven, Castine, Chatham, Boothbay, and Gloucester on July 6 to 8, detailing ships such as the C M Witch and Lady Annun with tow barges, schooners like Mary Brewer and L D Remick, and cargo movements toward Boston, New York, Portland, and Philadelphia, including a note on the J W Collins bringing codfish for the first time this season and overall fish receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Samuel Castner
Jr. Cook
Cora S Vangiider
Lee
Halowell
Philadelphia
Minnie Rowan
St John
Boston
Baltimore
Gelfund T Trundy
Davis
Norfolk
Portland
E A de Hart
Brewster
New York
Eastport
Fannie & Fay
Mehaffy
Quincy Point
Emma B Shaw
Campbell
Rockport
Schs Holmes
Gertrude
Trundy
Centennial
Port of
Castine
Mary Brewer
Keupey
Patchin
Chatham
Mass
Remick
Kkilsworth
Louise Hastings
Gray
Boothbay
Walter Rich
Weilfleet
Bay Fundy
Highland Light
Welfleet
EB Emery
Paley
Damiscotatta
Richmond
Mary Kiza
Martin
Sullivan
Montezuma
Farley
Calais
DeWitt
Elliott
Damiuscotta
Ar7th
Matia Theresa
Lain
Rocaland
Arrasta
Kilwelt
Rockland
Welcome Home
Huff
J P Ame
Leighton
Moncton
Wiscasset
Schs
Coljuette
Orne
Rushb Shaw
Carlc
Wauburn
Welch
Point-a-Pitre
Guadaloupe
Lewis
Gloucester
Icis
Addie Winthrop
Mabel Leighton
Mery Story
George’s
J W Collins
Stranger
Jas A Galtieit
Grand Bank
Addie A Snow
Lizzie Keebey
Carie
Annie
United States
Fastport
Annie E Ketcham
Grad Bank
Rattler
Mary
Thomas
Bay St Lawtreme
Selbile
Maritime Shipping Ledger from Atlantic and Europe Ports
A compact list of sailing and sailing dates for brig and bark vessels reaching and departing Bristol Charlestown Dublin Dundee Liverpool Falmouth London and other ports. Entries include ship names captains origins destinations and cargo routes with July and June dates across multiple years and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Ida
Andersen
Charleston
Meteor
Currie
St Johns
Marshall
Quebec
Quattro
Avonzo
Pensacola
Charlies
Boston
Livingstone
Ellis
Barbados
Regent
Vitale
Bremerhaven
Lumley
Montreal
Cardiff
Charles Bal
Mann
Antwerp
Cadiz
Marie Heyn
Mayfie
Cress
Newfoundland
Lizzie Wright
Wells
St John
Dublin
Ruby
Morris
Dundee
Hildur
Hansen
Wdeal
Ocean Hansen
Wilmmeton
Hamburg
Dpunnet
Adelphia
Svendsen
New York
Stratsund
Falmouth
Ehip Selene
Helene
England
Portland
Kincardineshire
Lune
Glenoa
Aiciduca
Rodolfo
Martinolich
New Orleans
Greenock
Henry
Thompson
County of Merioneth
Watkins
Fulda
Bablmann
San Francisco
Queenstown
Woolton
London
Cragallion
Nygaard Quebec
Corpign
Dexter
Kommabeaer Syend Foyn
Bryde
Liverpool
Cashmere
Dill
Luis A Martinez
Scott
Alfred Gibbs
Reimart
Lowse
Viehard
Ehmese
Wilmington
Ruth Palmer
Smith
Norfolk
Moville
Harvester
Cassidy
Balti
North Atlantic Pilot Chart July edition notes hazards
The July North Atlantic Pilot Chart from the Hydrographic Office Navy Department Washington marks probable fog and heavy seas off Grand Banks with sailing routes and winds for principal voyages. It warns of floating wrecks water spouts whales icebergs floes derelict buoys and reports in June of oil on the sea in heavy gales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Atlantic
Grand Banks
Asiat
Hydrographic Office
Navy Department
Washington
Shipping moves and port clearances across the Atlantic and Caribbean
A dense ledger of ships and cargos, with numerous vessels like the Costa Rican steamer and the Riverna, Pens, and Soudan listed at various ports. Entries note arrivals in New York, Boston, and Liverpool, departures from Havana, Port France, and Nagasaki, plus transits through Gibraltar and Port Said, reflecting a busy global maritime trade and port activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspinwall
Issac Dodge
Gaul
Fusion
Costa Rican
Liverpool
Hayill
Mexico
Havana
Riverna
Caibarien
Pen Dickerman
Buston
Crago
Biluefields
Port
Maria B Lombardo
New Orleans
Port Simon
Beachy Head
Millen Park
Hamilton
San Frorenco
Dunkirk
Mizpah Dowley
Philad Caradiff
Soudan
Richers
Hull
Christiansand
Geiser
Moller
New York
Gibraltar
Italia
Crais
Sup Woolton, Wilcox
San Francisco
Biong Kong
Kent Reed
Hatfled
Josephus
Rogers
Furness
Abney
Marcy
Nagasaki
Henlifax
Lilian
Biavre
Stip Louisiana
Oliver
Bavaria
Kennwieder
Spliedt
Halifax
Khuetia
Vogelgesang
C Moseley
Rumrill
Oslole
Sallied
Alvo
Williams
Navassa
Aux Caves
Jacmel
Maracaibo
Joseph Farwell
Swain
Marcus Edwards
Dutton
Manila
Suringapatam
Dunbar
United States
Lioile
Macassar
Nebo
Olsen
New Orr
Matanzas
Lanfair
Woodland
Delaware
Montreal
Fern Holme
Ritcha
London
Ontario
Conch
Bristol
Thornhome
Holmes
Mayport
Hasland
Berry
Newport
Paras
Ardlow
Pye
Mania
Veritas
McCally
Sydney
Baumwall
Bepobr
Antwerp
Oregon
Witame
North Sydney
Camden
Port Reyai
Sweden
Golden Rule
Willems
Buenos Ayres
Clifton
Chatham
Panama
City of New York
Seerie
Kaput
Scandia
Christensen
St Nazane
Quebece
Equator
Crosty
Uavre
Tari Augusta
Iow
Mount Pleasant
Wallace
Port Glasgos Ulearec
Kark Leif
Eliasen
Sif
Jensen
Ennis
Gon
Sirocco
Monnie Swift
Kristo
Clytie
Father Powitzi
Lucerne
Shanpgehae
Parthia
Marshall
New Yurk
Foochow
Amoy
Juze 1
Mary L Cushing
Downs, Inc
Sarnatian
Koenig
Eark Northern Empire
Vance
Qetbh
Lon Entique
Cramer
Hong Kong
al - Ar
Carthaginian
McNice
Nsww
McGivern
Port Bareiey
Enos Soule
Soule
Tacoma
Penobscot
Eaton
Verna Cruz
Aip2s
Anagagasti
Vila Bayana
Etc
Waterforda
Clement
Burney
New Youth
Vast Atlantic Packet List of Vessels and Sailings
A dense maritime log lists ships brig and steamers sailing from and to New York Boston Philadelphia and foreign ports. It notes vessel names captains routes and movements with many entries across Aldermen Hoboken Baltimore Annapolis and international ports including Liverpool Havre and Havana.
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the Parliamentary Fund
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Washington Post
Wetmore
Dyer
Dennis
Ace New York Regiment
Adies
Forest Avenue Station
City Notes
Boston MorOcco Manufacturers’ Association
Point of Pines
Hiotel Pines
Augustus B. Martin
Messrs. E. S. Barnett
John E. Keene
Brazil
George C. Gordon
B. M. Day
A. Steine
Lynn
Nahant
Association
Michael McHugh
Rochester Street
Pope’s Wharf
City Hospital
Railroad Matters
Suffolk County
Addison D. Nichols
Purchase Street
Pennsylvania Eck Works
Norristown
C. Pp. Weaver
Mayhew & Co
Pork Packers
Bath
Bay State Arms Company
Uxbridge
T. F. Gay
Farey Goods Peddler
Pittsfield
N.he
A. A. Kingman
Davis, Seeker & Perkins
Haverhill Street
Pensylvania Works
John Pitman
Newport R. I
Gideon Smith
William Roe
Lockport
N. Y
Smith & Son
Millers
East Lynn
William HB. Roberts
East Varick
O J. H. Goddard
South Bloomingville
W.L. Parham
Grocer
Knoxville, Tenn
Cushing Process Company
J. L. Beck
East Wermouth
Cushing
High Street
Ship News
Para
Basil
Barcelona
Gergovia
Waterford
Copenhagen
S. Island
Carolina
San Juan
Newcastle
Lepanto
Romeo
Wight
Assyrian Monarch
New Orn
Lizard
Dolecpath
Prawe Point
Edam
Queentown
Italy
Fastnet
Dover
Prinz Freidrich Uarl
Governor
Benation
Loston
Blelfast—Ar
Bark Trudvang
Maryport
Vark
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Ship Charter Oak
Laflia
Mialaga
Angela di Amore
Travega
Algeria
Carolus Magnus
Dalgleish
Rothiemay
Lobys de Rfvera
Whotterdam
Lilian Copp
New Copp
Rochefort
Allette
Bay Verte
Rio Janeiroo
Texiera
Buns- Wick
Annie Goudey
Sanders
Lizzie Burrill
Cain
C S Bushnell
Herlof Herlofsen
Delaware Breakwater
Nsw
William McGilvery
Port Blakeley
George Thompson
Barneson
New Zealand
Port Ludlow
Sine Channel
Pollock
Lighthouse Board
Hwadleigh
USN
Dallas
Read
Belize
Yucatan
Mommsent
Wilms
Tramburg
Nerrons
Istria
Farlane
Park Selistria
Queer United
Kim
Ware
Barkentine Josephine
Brown
Kaluna
Coffin
Gibara
Lydia
Marine Notes
Fark Cecilia
Civita Vecchia
Philadelph
Chiswick
Cottage City
DeHart
Marine
Bahia Honda
Key West
Fla
Cuba
Lewes
Del
David Lee
Laguna
Alucennes
Tole
Sch
Jamee
Ogden
Fire Island
Salem
Little Glace Kay
McBurnie
Herriot
Moses B Tower
Faayl
New Bedford
Fayal
Azor
Flores
Astoria
Jane Porter
DeGrucay
Adeleie
Melancthon
Alexandria
Ar Stu
Echs
Skip Scotia
Sprague
Havre
Jonahan Sawyer
Keyroids
N Skinner
Tih
Georgia
Alsatian
Nellie Dow
Winslow
Mary Standinh
Higgins
Charles Lister
Truitt
Paseed Up
Maive
O' Keefe
EB Douglass
Flippeburg
Gib
Ben Carver
Francis Klien
Almer
Lyn
Erskine
City
Abernady Bay
Ametaregor Beniaf
Nova Scotien
Hughes
Triumph
Kemp
Barrowschs AF Binobers
Mount
Newark
Wm Henry
Kieuthera
Charles
Pamlico
Noc
Maud Sherwood
John Rose
Alien
Beverly
Lucy A Davis
Lore
Jas Boyce
Crossley
New Haven
Jennie N Huddell
Hanson
Lester A Lewis
Moody
Barowmoo
Honeymoon
Octorara
Reynolds
Chiswics
Bath Carmela
Cacace
Lisbon
Nina Tillson
Acboin
Jas H Hoyt
Dissolway
Mollie J Saucaers
Sarappan
Warren Adams
Colcord
James Ives
Smeed
Hattie V Kelsey
Rendall
Gene & Merwin
O' Bren
Rattus Wiccan
Hall
Shaw
Morgan
Karrowmore
Endymion
Mellie J Saunders
Erastus Nimap
Nina Tilson
Jamies Ives
Warren Avants
Belew Sil
Oranmore
Fom
Berkshare
Marca
Janes Turple
Bona
Beantfort
Saied
Cathill Berry
Hermuda Hundred
John Ward
Vauclear
Selled
Walviston
Edminston
United Kingdom
Barien
Cileared
Serah
J Ramson
Fienen
Bover
H Trickey
Philadelia
Ken Bover
Salled
W Yundell
Hi Card
Wooster
Paine
Hilyard
Etta
Jacner
Mailoch
Bostep
Ney
Galveston
Lampasas
Crowell
Georgetown
Wiliem Shephern
Keeves
Stella M Kenyon
JK Halliday
Cranmer
George H Mills
Alfred Smith
M H Simiub
Bavannis
Redwing
Addie
James English
Perkins
Maggie A Andrews
Snow
Portsmouth
Alamo
Risk
Danisler
Kew Grieans
Foxhail
Port Linga Ule
E B Ward, Jr
Arnett
Ruatan
Dhcoverer
Wanderer
Gault
Poortw
Rew
York
Arsth
Amaryllis
Saua
Prince
Crelia
Biecke
Bares Aana
Carballen
Adam Alico
Dutley
Xiao Ar
City of Columbia
Bermura
Trinidad
H F Dimock
Crste
Chip Canela
Barks Apna
Eva H Lewis
Northport
Petrel
Bang Jordan L Mott
Atipatilan
Achilles
Warrington
Phiadelphia
Newbern
Viola
Burton
Brannip
Addie Henry
Hill
Broad Creek
Fido
Jongeblood
Demerara
Sehs Hattie
Wheatley
Effis Jean Beisworth
Bessie Brown
Perth Amboy
Mary Kirvey
Barry Messer
Boaz
West Point
Pearce
W H Batley
Longstreet
John Crockford
Salmon Washburn
Hathaway
Taunton
Lady Antrim
Parker
Vinevara Haven
Stanley
Lincolnville
Sam Weller
Karlow
Pocasset
Lemuel Hall
Tripp
Susan Ros
Maggie Toua
Coggswell
General Hall
Simmons
Emulator
Kenurick
New London
Little Gull
Barks Minden
Amsterdam
Noel
Blois
Coruna
Florence & Lilian
Jacksonville
Gem
Bray
Clesrea
Strena
Chichero
Genoa
Port Royal
Norseman
Kuli River
Steaviers Kenper
Granger
Marbella
Garth
Storm
Onibarien
Mc Dugall
Glasgow
Elmiranda
Havoner
Sachs David Clarksop
Kennebec
F R Baird
Grace
Wm H Shebert
Edwards
Dottridge
Twilight
Vaneseat
Edw Johnson
Waren
RS Leeming
Doughty
Boothoay
Abpy
Wesson
Lord
John R Penrose
Smuth
Fourteen Foot Bank
Annie E Hall
Queen
Makleyville
Edward
Walker
James River
Tilt
Stesmer Hercules
Ritson
Cath Whiting
Briggs
Bark Mizpah
Gothenburg
C H Foster
Sisters
Coosaw
John G Schmidt
van Gilder
Maull
Ruth
Carbie
McBride
Amelia G
Relan
McDaid
F . Yarnall
Etuity & Dyer
Howland
Jordan
Neva May
Howard
Bay Side
Bacon
Argosy
Swansea
Sarah
Emma
Nash
Cardenas
Suffolk
Bianche
Henderson
Faulsner
Turks’ Island
Sapphire
Lucy P Miler
Bluefields
el Dorado
Knickerbocker
Portsmoth
Fyat Ball
Ball
Etna York
Sarah, Rice
Prospect Harbor
St Thomas
Emaeral Banks
Sophie Wilhelmine
Rotterdam
Germania
Fratelis Doze
Virgo
Legg
Rondout
Mary A Fisher
Cort
Sayreville
J H Fell
Crowley
Port Amboy
Warford
Carson
M M Brainard
Hoeye
John Hopkins
Warren
Acies
Loveland
David G. Floyd
Blake
John Beattie
Conrots
Pawtucket
Cottingham
Perth
Anboy
Mair & Cranmer
Budd
Bark Spartan
Port Townsend
Bowne
Honolulu
British Duke
Fairfield
Lady Cairs
Isle of St Denis
San Pedro
Argus
Doherty
Theall
St John NB
Alaska
Pritchard
Santanesco
Glenrowe
Palermo
Lomb'd
Ge Ruyter
Dun
Gill & Lootz Rothma
Cunard Co Canadian
H & A Allen
Virginian
Thayer & Lincoln Mareca
Hambure
Gil & Scotz Norseman
Warren & Wo British Crown
Henderson Bros Milacece
Furness Favona
Cura
Leerdam
Finch, Eyde & Co
Richmond Hall
Henderson Bros Persian Monarch
Atton, Vick’s & Co Kupia
Eesse-Es- Hamburg
Lodgon
W J Hurst
Javerpool
Hurst EmMs
Bremen
Oelrichs & Co Ethiopia
Henderson Brea Germanic
R J Curtis S
Pennsylvia
Baldwin & Co Etruria
H Brown & Uo Velpentand
P Wricht & Son la Normanaie
Henderson Bros Bouneer
Furness Roman
Warren & Co Bethnie
W H Brown & Co Cennaien
Glastow
Cunard
Paicoisnes Fol
Stockholm City
Adriatic
R J Curtis
Broadway Hibe
Hremen
O¢elrichs & Oo Ha Chomipagnae
Tavre
Lows Ae Debian
Autsbi Assocesles
H Brown « Co
Crrcaseia
Benders3n Bros Galliat
A Brown & Co Lydian Monarch
Patton, V & Co City of Chicago
Wright& Sons Hey Dresseesseees
Jsurat
Boston Postoffice
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Boca de Toco
Ariad
Trebnad
Great Britain
Gallia
Jay
K. Ldesiecuse
Europe
Southampton
Elbe
Cape Bay
St Domingo
Purse Island
Clyde
Moss de St Veauw
Ealee Emmm
Honduras
France
Brest
la Champagne
C.neeseesee
Scotland
Ramee Am
Tampa
Trans Pacific Mails
Sandwich Islands
Australia
Society Islands
City of Papeiti
Fiji Islands
Samoan
Alameda
Pacific
Iseston
China
Japan
the East Indies
British the Indies
Belgie
Paveres Steamship Koman
Liverpools
Grana Junction
Post Fice Square
Columbia
Washington St
Squires Parlor
Sidney Squires & CO
Tremont Street
Hollis Street
jyele-Thrutt
Medical
M. EB. A. Co
Broadway
N. WV
Erie Medical CO
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Decatur
Liverpool St
East
Melross
BK. M. Curtis
Boylston St
Lamprell & Marbie
BAY State Electrotype Foundry
Arch St
Paine’s Manufactlory
Canal St
N. C. Lombard
State St
R. Wi. Eddy
Perlains & Pierce
Byron St
Jork & Beef Packers & Curers
Pouas, B. North & Co
North Market St
Bamon Sate and Iron Works Co
Sudbury St Ry
Ngeco
Pparveyw C
Tremont St
Boston & Bangor
Mount Desert
Foster’s Wharf
Alabuc Avenue
Penobscot River
South West Harbor
Bar Harbor
Green’s Landing
Swans’ Island
North Haven
Ass Harbor
North West Harbor
Little Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Brooklin
Bine Hill
Surry
Ellsworth
Kar Harbor
Green's Landing
Bass Harbor
William H. Hill, Jr
Gen. Man
Tre- Stile Mont
Brooks
India Wharf
Grand Trunk
Portland & Ogdensburg
Maine Central
Knox & Lincoln Railroad
Portlarp
Jytif
St. John
Portland i International
S. CO ’S
Commercial Wharf
N.S
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W. H. Kilby
Kerwebec River
Fort Popham
Cgardiner
Hallowell
Augusta
Jason Ogollins
Lincoln's Wharf
H. H. Hyde
Cunard Line
Cork Harbor
Thur
Pavonia
Bothnia
Scythia
Britain
State Street
Cunard Steamship Co. Limited
Allan Line
Serna
Derry
Siberian
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Charles V. Casey
Broad Street
On & A
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N.B
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John
Cailing
Barrington
Shelburne
Mig
Waller Hall
Lewis Wharf
J. O. Hall & CO
Chatham Street
Great Southern
Via
Florida
Brontes
Shree Steamship Line
Bostom
Savannaex
Be Vilainia
Nars
Atvlartic Coast Line
Seamoard Air Line
Boston and Norfolk Steamship Co
Central Wharf
Piedmont Air Line
Waldo A. Pearce
Washington Treet
Bostor
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Tenn
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S. S. Comal
Texas
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Arizona
California
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S.S.C
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Seth Sprague
Old State House
C. H. Mallory & CO
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
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New
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H. R. Freeman
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