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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1886

Page

4

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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