Divina Commedia Discussion at Hillside Chapel
A July 15 meeting of philosophers at Hillside Chapel explored Dante'sDivina Commedia focusing on its spiritual sense and its reflection of Dante’s age. The paper, read by S. H. Emery Jr. in absentia, traced Dante’s times, the poet’s life, and the moral aims of the poem.
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Concono
Hillside Chapel
Brother Azarias
Maryland
S. H. Emery, Jr
Divina Commedia
Divinia Commedia
Tommaseo
Dante
St. Francis
Florence
Jan
Song
Harris
Obituary for Boston Theatre doorkeeper Andrew J Willcutt
Andrew J Willcutt longtime head doorkeeper at the Boston Theatre dies at Carney Hospital aged 58 from diabetes and blood poisoning. He served twenty two years at the theatre and earlier worked as a blacksmith on Washington street. His courteous presence at the Washington street entrance is mourned by theatre patrons.
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Andrew J. Willcutt
Boston Theatre
Carney Hospital
Willcutt
Washington Street
William H. Park Dies in Newtonville at 42
William H. Park died of consumption at his Newtonville home yesterday morning at age 42. He leaves a widow and five children, served in the navy starting in 1862, and was past commander of Charles Ward Post No. 62 G A R, charter member of Waban Lodge I C O F, and member of Chan ning Council No. 76 R A.
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William H. Park
Newtonville
Newton
Navy
Charles Ward
Waban Lodge
Channing Council
R. A
Deaths and Obituary Notices Briefly Reported
Notification from Great Barrington reports H P Atherton aged 86 after four weeks illness. He was born in Ludlow Vermont and Harvard educated. A Dover despatch notes the death at Cincinnati of Deacon Daniel Hussey aged 68 once a Dover businessman for sixty years until moving three years ago.
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Pr. H. P. Atherton
Great Barrington
Ludlow
Harvard
Dover
N. H
Cincinnati
Daniel Hussey
Veterans' Reunion of Company C Fourth Mass Heavy Artillery
The sixteenth annual reunion of Company C Fourth Regiment Mass Heavy Artillery met in Nantasket Beach July 15 with about forty members. Officers elected were James A. Metcalf president and Charles P. Seaverns secretary treasurer. A clambake followed speeches by Metcalf Seaverns and Merritt. The unit mustered in 1864 and served at Galloupe Island Forts Meigs Til lingham and Richardson before mustering out in 1865.
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Nantasket Bracu
Fourth Regiment
Mass.) Heavy Artillery
James A. Metcalf
Salem
Charles P. Seaverns
North Scituate
George Merritt
Roxbury
George W. Whitcomb
Galloupe’s Island
W.S. King
Meigs, Tillingham and
Richardson
Tanneries in Stoneham face labor conflicts over hours
In Stoneham on July 15 a committee is formed by workers to seek satisfactory hours at several tanneries. One large tannery dismisses leading strikers, and several men regret joining the Knights of Labor, harming local business during the past month.
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Stoneham
Knights of Labor
Poor Weather Limits Attendance at Walnut Hill Matches
Walnut Hill July 16. Thin turnout for Thursday shooting as Sgt W M Merrill of the Second Brigade staff posts a clean score in the 500 yard match and secures the necessary scores for the silver badge. Best scores listed for DECIMAL OFF HAND and FIVE HUNDRED YARDS events with Merrill leading the field.
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Walnut Hill
W. M. Merrill
Second Brigade
R. Reed
E. Berry
W.H. Oler
N. F. Tufts
How Beer Drinkers In Milwaukee Factored In
A Milwaukee brewing official discusses worker beer intake averaging about one and a quarter gallons daily per man. He cites fifty one-quarter barrels daily per crew, rising on warm days, with each man making about twenty visits to the bar and a one hour daily loss. The bar sits at a wash house corner, with a paid beer drawer earning sixty dollars a month. Employees reportedly receive all they want despite a late strike.
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Milwaukee
Shirley Dare Still Lives Quietly in Massachusetts
The famed World writer Shirley Dare, once a sparkling New York journalist, is now living near Boston in a small Massachusetts village. She works on a book about canning fruit as neuralgia harms her health, keeping her away from New York journals despite a still-bright brain and active imagination.
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New York
Shirley Dare
Massachusetts
Boston
Sam Pointer Mad-Stone Demonstration Report
Raleigh News notes a local case of dog bite on February 6 in Reidsville. J H Blackwell used Sam Pointer mad-stone. adhesion weakened after repeated applications and eventually failed. Stone, black and porous, showed white frothy contents and green surface in water before reusing. Property belongs to Sam Pointer and George W Barnett of Roxboro, Person County.
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Raleigh
J. H. Blackwell
Reidsville
Sam Pointer
George W. Barnett
Roxboro
Person County
Hereford Acid Phosphate Touted As Tonic By Doctor
Dr Williams of Le Roy New York endorses Hereford Acid Phosphate as a good general tonic worthy of trial. The GOOP tonic is recommended for broad health benefits and is marketed for general wellness.
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Hereford
BR. Williams
le Roy
N. Y
Illumination Plans Adopted for Revere Beach Event
A Crescent Beach meeting led to preliminary plans for the annual Revere Beach illumination on Aug 3. E K Newell chaired with J H Putnam as secretary. committees formed for Fireworks Music Bonfires Railroads and a boat race inquiry. Next Thursday night session set.
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Columbus House
Crescent Beach
Revere Beach
E. K. Newell
J. H. Putnam
J. J. Dwyer
Thomas Barnes
A. Fitzmiear
J. F. Folsom
E. R. Brooks
Charles F. Perry
F. W. Locke
John Cazale
D. A. Young
J. C. Barrett
E. J. Venables
Gallagher
A. M. Munroe
G. H. Wilford
The Butler and the Ashman A Colored Man in San Francisco
A observant recounting describes a dignified butler living with an old Boston family in San Francisco. He traps an ashman asleep on a cart by tying the coat tail to a wheel, prompting a chaotic chase and laughter from the servants. The piece notes daily diversions born from his effort to maintain propriety.
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Fianeur
San Francisco
Argonaut
Boston
Newmarket
Guernsey Meat Market Promotes Paper Money Experiment
Cassell's Magazine recounts Guernsey using 4000 pounds in local notes to build a meat market. The notes, tied to island property, circulated for rents and taxes, but were worthless elsewhere. After ten years, all notes were redeemed and the market generated revenue without tax cost to residents.
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Guernsey
Jonathan Duncan
Democracy across the English speaking world in Carnegie's record
The excerpt lists seventeen criteria for a nation embodying democracy and progress, praising openness to arbitration, literacy, education, defense minimalism, care for veterans and families, minority rights, constitutional ideals, and leadership in institutions such as the Senate and Supreme Court, culminating in claims of wealth, credit, and industrial prowess.
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Andrew Carnegie
American Senate
Paris Gallery Wealth Aims For Magnificence
Brander Matthews reports from Paris on M. Secretan’s rich art collection valued in the millions with Meissonier canvases, Corots, Troyans, a Van Dyke, Hais, Teniers, and Courbet. Vanderbilt owns Millet’s Sower, while Secretan’s Angelus stands as a highlight, purchased for 220,000 francs with a 300,000-franc offer reportedly received.
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Paris
Brander Matthews
Philadelphia Times
M. Secretan
M Secretan
van Dyke
Franz Hais
Mr. Vanderbilt
Millet
L’angelus
Mrs. Cleveland Faces Mixed Praise for Washington Beauty
The New York World notes Mrs. Cleveland’s beauty is acclaimed by some Washington writers yet questions the extraordinary praise. It cites her white House past visit and a year of growth, saying she appears fresher but retains schoolgirl charm and is above average in looks.
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New York World
White House
Thirteen-Year-Old Drowns While Fishing at Prentiss Wharf
Alton Thurston aged 13 son of Charles L. Thurston drowned while fishing at Prentiss wharf Saco Maine yesterday. The body was recovered.
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Alton Thurston
Charles L. Thurston
Prentiss Wharf
Saco
Salem tanners lockout deepens as circulars dispute widens
The Salem tanners lockout grows as the Knights of Labor executive committee refuses to withdraw two circulars issued last week. Bosses insist on arbitration only if their circulars stay. Rev. Willard Spaulding seeks mediation without success. Proector's tannery in Peabody also closes, laying off 125 workers.
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Salem Tanners
Knights of Labor
Lynn
Willard Spaulding
Proector
Peabody
Spaulding
Lusu
Journalists' precarious lives and a Wakefield railroad tragedy
A forum on journalism notes low pay and instability for writers, followed by a Wakefield accident inquiry into the Boston & Maine crossing. Witnesses describe train speed and driver negligence. the board discusses whistle laws, gate duties, and calls for improved crossing safety and 24 hour guarding at crossings.
Fire charge case and varied local items from Roxbury court to harbor trips
Henry Brennan faced a Roxbury Court on a charge of attempting arson at the Metropolitan stables on Washington Street. witnesses testified to his innocence and he was discharged. The paper also notes a will appointing executrix and trustees, a burial at Calvary Cemetery, a fall from a window injuring a man, details of Nantasket attractions, police commendations, a baby travel booklet, embezzlement arraignments, church gifts, a temperance convention, and upcoming civic events including a Young Men's Christian Association trip and harbor excursion aboard the Admiral.
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Henry Brennan
Metropolitan
Washington Street
Roxbury
J. B. Moran
Brennan
Fudge “Paoister
Charles Marsh
John Driscoll
Brighton Street
Massachusetts Hospital
Nantasket
Rowe’s Wharf
Whiting
Police Board
O’brien
Maynes
Civil Service
North Street
Spy Pond Grove
Arlington
Worcester
Middlesex Counties
Bromfield Street
Lake Walden
Concord
William Stanley
Green Street
A. G. Bartlett
Albany Street
James Moran
Fitchburg
Charles A. Dearborn
Biddeford
Augustus OU
Brewster
William H. Ford
William M. Brewster
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Newtons
Association Hall
Admiral
Massachusetts Rifle Association announces summer match programmes
The Massachusetts Rifle Association issues summer series programmes with prizes across the Victory medal match and rest match. Open rifle conditions include any make or weight with any sights, military allowance removed, and multiple cash prizes. The 6 yard military match and state militia events are described with scoring for badges and approvals from Colonel H. T. Rockwell.
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Massachusetts Rifle Association
Crecamore
Springfield
H. T. Rockwell
Suffolk bar admission list of qualified examinees
The candidates for admission to the Suffolk bar who were found qualified at last month's examination are listed: John H. P. Aherin, C. C. Allen, J. P. Barlow, J. H. Beale Jr, Charles A. Braley, W.4 Brown, H. L. Boutwell, G. D. Burgage, G. P. Carroll, J. J. Collins, G. N. Crocker, C. P. Curtis Jr, W. R. Dame, Stanton Day, A. W. Fitz, W. L. Foilan, C. Gage, L. E. Griswold, J. M. Hall, C. H. Hanson, W. Haynes, G. H. Heilbron, W. F. Holcombe, G. R. Jones, C. B. Knowles, A. Lyman, A. A. Maxwell, J. D. McLaughlin, C. C. Nichols, J. A. Noonan, W. B. Owen, P. Perley, W. F. Prime, J. P. Reynolds, J. G. Robinson, F. W. Rogers, C. J. Reuter, A. P. Rugg, G. H. Russ, H. J. Ryan, W. T. Sturtevant, F. W. Tracy, W. D. Turner, W. C. Underwood, E. B. L. Whitney, H. L. Whittlesey, T. T. Woodruil.
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Suffolk Bar
John H. P. Aherin
C. C. Allen
J. P. Barlow
J. H. Beale, Jr
Charles A. Braley
W. 4. Brown
H. L. Boutwell
G. D. Burrage
G. P. Carroll
J. J. Collins
G. N.crocker
C. P. Curtis, Jr
H. L. Whittlesey
T. T. Woodruil
Salem carpenters face looming strike amid union pressure
The Knights of Labor sent a circular to the Builders' Association noting a boss with ten hour shifts. The reply said the builder was not in the association and communications should be direct. A union carpenter warned a worker against continuing ten hour days with a threat of boycott.
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Salem
Knights of Labor
Builders’ Association
Sea Serpent Club Postpones Marblehead Picnic
Yesterday was the day for the Sea Serpent Club annual picnic at Marblehead but bad weather led Perpetual Patriarch Samuel Roads Jr to order a one week postponement.
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Sea Serpent Club
Marblehead
Samuel Roads, Jr
Trial of Timothy Coffee for manslaughter in 1885 death
Timothy Coffee was arraigned before Judge Barker in the Superior Criminal Court yesterday charged with manslaughter in the death of John Cullen in a tenement house in Billerica park during August 1885. The quarrel arose from family tensions and a melee followed. John Coffee, Timothy's brother, was involved but died in jail awaiting trial. The case was continued.
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Timothy Coffee
Barker
Superior Criminal Court
John Cullen
Billerica Park
Coffee
Cullen
John Coffee
Timothy
Sunday Barber Shop Case Heads to Superior Court
The case against Mr. Verne for keeping open his barber shops on Sunday will be tried in the Superior Criminal Court on Friday next. Many shops that had closed for one or two Sundays after police orders now reopen on Sunday without molestation.
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Verne
Superior Criminal Court
Board of Police
Sailing of the Bothnia Sails from Boston to Liverpool
The Bothnia, Cunard Line, sailed for Liverpool yesterday with many Bostonians aboard. Despite bad weather a large crowd gathered to see off the travelers, and the main saloon held a rich display of floral gifts. Passengers included B F Sturtevant of Jamaica Plain James Collins and the two priests Rev Father O Brien and Rev Father James McGlew.
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Bothnia
Cunarder
Liverpool
B. F. Sturtevapt
Jamaica
Pisin
James Collins
Michel O’ Brien
Jamez McGlew
Lightning Strikes Somerville Home Damaging Roof
The residence of Mr. W Lyman on School Street Somerville was struck by lightning during yesterday's thunder shower. Bricks were torn from the chimney and the roof sustained slight damage.
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W Lyman
School Street
Somerville
Five Cents Guide Publishes New York and New England Roads
A new West-pocket Commercial Travellers' R. RK. Guide by E. Nickerson & Co. details all roads in New York and the New England States, priced five cents and bearing the publisher at 3 Hamilton Place.
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R. RK
New York
New England
E. Nickerson & Co
Hamilton Place
Stockholders Meet to Push Boston Water Power Stock Rise
A special meeting of the Boston Water Power Company stockholders adjourned from June 29 met at 85 Milk Street. President Braman announced 3000 preferred shares subscribed since the last gathering and urged full uptake to back the bonded debt payoff. Subscriptions rose to 367 more shares, with bondholders watching for a peaceful settlement as the company seeks outside buyers if needed. The meeting adjourned with 12,000 of 40,000 total shares subscribed.
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Boston Water Power Company
Milk Street
Jarvis D. Braman
W. B. Brown
Brown
Panin
Back Bay
Braman
State Street
Hub Homing Club Holds Special Meet and Race Schedule
The Hub Homing Club met at 98 Union Park Street with F. J. Carter presiding. A training and racing schedule for young birds was adopted with August 3 to South Framingham and other routes listed, plus prizes including a gold painted china tea set and silver pitcher for top averages.
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Hub Homing Club
Union Park Street
F. J. Carter
J. C. Harris
Miles
South Framingham
WeStboro
Worcester
East Brookfield
Paime
Dalton
Schenectady
Little Falls
William Verrinder
New York
Joseph R. Husson
Thomas Bowerman
Irvington
N. J
Henry Wagner
William Gardner
John Hicks
Ecavecsensvess
Cushing Process Co Promotes Liquor Use
Dr. C F Starkweather of Providence endorses limiting alcohol to products supplied by the Cushing Process Company. The recommendation appears in Boston advertising that the firm sells its liquors by the bottle through druggists, grocers, and directly at 214 High Street.
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Cushing Process Company
Boston
C. F. Starkweather
Providence
R. Teg
High Street
Steamers Arrive as Trade Winds Bring New York Montreal News
Off the Isle of Wight and the Lizard on July 15 ships Gallina from Montreal Ludgate Hill and Kate Fawcett from New York Sailings continue with Norse names like Carthagenian Bayswater Dorset and Gulf of Papua listed as arriving or passing Ports include Liverpol Avonmouth Port Said Bristol Quebec and Nestorian with Montreal and New York origins noted Keep to buffered maritime report tone and itemized arrivals.
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Isle of Wight
Gallina
Montreal
Lizard
Ludgate Hill
New York
Nic
Kate Fawcett
Liverpol
Carthagenian
Bayswater
Avonmouth
Dorset
Port Said
Gulf of Papua
Ripon City
Fom
Bristol
Quebec
Notice to Captains at Boston Signal Station
Observations made July 15 at 7 AM Boston Signal Station correspond to noon Greenwich Time. Wind and barometer readings are given with measurements and corrections. Captains should adjust ship instruments by one hundredth of an inch per ten feet above sea level. Miniature Almanac for Friday July 16.
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United States
Boston
New York
Galveston
Key West
COMAL
S. Lampasas
Trxas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Fernandina & Jacksonville
Fila
San Antonio
Carondelet
Seth Sprague
Old State House
Mallory & CO
Port of Boston Arrivals and Vessels Report July 15
The Boston port docket lists arrivals on July 15 including Lutetia at Baracoa with fruit for Seaveins & Co and several steamers bound for New York Philadelphia Norfolk and Portland. Also noted are other ships under sail or report such as Adas, Palander with wool, and multiple schooners and brigs with destinations including St John NB Miragoane and Calais. A gale near June 29 damaged the Apatogan with two lower topsail spars lost.
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Scis Dione
Raynes
Port Au Prince
Orville Horwitz
Kelney
Washington
Clara EK Colcord
Colcord
Baltimore
Dexale
Brown
Newport
J H Wainwright
Gates
New Haven
Emily Staples
Hardy
Norwich
Brunswick
Edward W Schmidt
Creavmer
Bermuia
Charleston
Henry Wasdington
Magee
Wilmington
Del
Walaka
Cottell
Ruth Darnings Chipman
William H van Brunt
Jacksonville
Calais
Loelia
Rich
Boston
GW Rawley
Alley
Tiverton
Sylvia
Newbury
Lynn
Martha Nichols
Berry
and Crusoe
Leighton
William Todd
Wool
Stonington
New Zealand
Ketley
Hyannis
Fernandina
Georgetown
Charles H. Trickey
Keiley
New York
M L Davis
Laura Robinson
Horse Island Warrior
Henry N Squire
Megathiin
Emma
Littlejohn
Lubec
C A Sears
Alien
Moncton
Walter Franklin
Cousens
Key West
Woodward
Abrahams
Snow
Providence
Norfolk
Air
Alfred Keen
Rockland
D & FE Kelley
William Wilson
D S Williams, Jr
New Bedford
Minnie
Barker
New London
Icis Index
Garrison
Hastings
Gifford
Block Island
Thoms Potter
Handy
Marion
Patton
Sturgis
Cotcit
Newport News
Breakwater
Jenny New York
West Point
Elmfield
Cowell
New Orleans
Bremen
Victoria
Reese
Mary Freeland
Blake
Vinal Havin
M D May
Moris
Milltone Point
Addie Jordan
Harrison
Portland
Newburyport
Achilles
Phiadelpha
John Randolph
Cuff
Josie Crowley
Clark
Fall River
Cold Springs
R Woolley
Engle
Haverstraw
Rew
Archimede
Gibraltar
H fDimock
San Joaquin
Calcutta
Rock Terrace
London
Franceschino
Lisbon
Armenia
Almeria
Mati Louise
Hamburg
L & W Armstrong
Point-a-Pitre
Dora Matthews
Mobile
Sarah
St John
Brunette
Edward L Martin
Habor
Oliver Dyer
Maria L Davis
Dennis
Hero
Kate Scranton
KA Kinnear
Sophie I Winterton
JS Terry
Nantucket
M Baiard
Harrogate
Surtees
Almena
Whitney
Bearse
Callao
Schultz
Ciudad
Flanborough
Fraser
Hamilton
India
Jamieson
Glasgow
Shackford
Aspinwall
Germanic
Kennedy
Liverpool
Eros
Martin
Antwerp
City of Pueblo
Dasin
Hay
P Everson
Nellie Parker
Halifax
Janietta
Adaison
Port Townsend
Emilie Marie
Townesen
Shanghae
Pensacola
Senator
Weber
Ricaneiro
Fark Pellicano
Rocco
Swansea
Portsmouth
Scis Karie
DeLong
Moncon
Arizona
Lohes
Bridgewater
Mulord
Little
Philadelphia
G K Green
Seaward
Perth Amboy
J Chester
Wood
Sanders
Kurnet
Baker
K Ham
Garland
Allentown
Swasey
GF Day
Siocum
Eva Attell
Westscott
Castine
Provincetown
Harbor
Edward Cushman
Bickmore
Rockport
Mary Gray
Lawrence Haines
Lutetia
Crisser
Baracoa
Seaveins & Co
Ada
Ludvig Treiberg
Alleghany
Taylor
Geo E_ Smalley
Norman
Soow
Sampson
Cumberland
Thmpson
Hastport
Wif Kilby
Katahdin
Homer
Bangor
Tremont
Donovan
George A Chafee
Proctor
Gloucester
Apatogan
Scott
Progress
Palander
Hendricksen
Port Elizabeth
CGH
Emma C. Berry
Thorne’s Cove
Brech Modena
McBride
Port Williams
Carrie Parrinton
Knoebel
Miragoane
Brech Laura
Quinten
Bess
Heaney
Metegran
Walsh
Anderson
Bear River
Nutter
Victory
Bunker
Franklin
Parsons
Barrington
Surprise
Young
Lincoln
Wilson
Millbridge
Vessels in Atlantic Trade and Wrecks Reported Near New York
July 15 dispatch notes Lizme May from Aux Cayes seen off Cape Dame Maria near Providence. Big Curacoa wrecked June 20 on Curacoa Island. part of its cargo saved in damaged condition. Crew arrived at Turk's Island. July 2 Korstarer and Macomber Rumiil stranded June 25 on Caicos. crews saved. Challenger reports hurricane damage near Fleetwood June 10. Holmes reports eight oil cases from St John. Tockalita arrives Vineyard Haven July 13 after ashore at Chatham. to go for repairs. Kenilworth damages Bowly’s Wharf when leaving. no ship damage, minor property loss.
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New York
Lizme
Aux Cayes
Providence
Cape Dame Maria
Decsload
Big Curacoa
Curacoa
Little Curacoa
Turk’s
Isiana
Korstarer
Monte Christi
Havana
Macomber Rumiil
Wilmington
Port Au Prince
Caicos
Challenger
San Francisco
Fleetwood
Holmes
St John
Long Island Sound
Tockalita
Chatham
Vineyard Haven
Leabing
Marine Railway
Baltimore
Kenilworth
Bowly’s Wharf
Kingston
Maritime Shipping Entries from July Listings
A compact record of various ships and bark entries with destinations including Algiers Philadelphia Balti mor e New York Campana Rio Janeiro and Miramichi. Vessels named include Macedon Hinds Lobos de vera Quattro Fratelli Emanuele Accame Cuba Abyssinian America Annie E Wright Bremerhaven Betty and more with dates June July and ports noted.
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Baillant
Rasmussen Uilfax
Pee Ne Werp
Macedon
Hinds
Lobos de Vera
Chase Marshall
Hutchinson
New
Algiers
Hermann Lehmkul
Paulsen
Chatham
Alicante
Quattro Fratelli
Arp
New York
Emanuele Accame
Cipriani
New Barrow
aAr
Cuba
Sprieger
Pensacola
Hughes
Newark
America
Meyer
Baltimore
Annie_E Wright
Wright
Bremerhaven
Hammelkamp
Betty
Wismuth
de Borgdeaux
Saled
Einigheit
Miramic
Mentozo
McAllister
Barbados
Providence
Philadelphia
Bardiff—ar
Aarvak
Legard
St John
Shipping listings show British and European steamship movements
The page lists numerous vessels and agents with ports London Liverpool Glasgow Antwerp Bremen Hamburg and more. Dates range July 2 to August 17 with consignments to Americas Europe and the Caribbean. It notes rail and mail routes via Queenstown and Southampton and closing times for dispatch.
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Pennsylvia
Glasgow
Baldwin & Co Zaandam
Amsterdam
Funch
Kaye & Co Gtecce
Ceseseee
London
FWJ Burst Wieland
Hamburg
Kunhardt & Co Grecian Mon’ch
Patten
V & C O Cof
Richmond
Liverpool
Wright & Sons
Rome
Juy
Henderson Bros Trave
Ceesees-Bremen
Oelrichs & Co the Queen
WJ Hurst Anchoria
Henderson Bros Celtic
J Curtis State of Georgia
Baldwin & Co Gervia
S.ececes
W H Brown & Co Alaska
M Underhill & Co Waesland
Antwerp
Wright & Co Amerique
Havre
Louis de Bepiau Msir
Bremen
Qeirichs & Co
Lower Hill
Henderson Bros
Egypt
Monarch
Patton, Vickers
H & A Allan Virginian
Thayer & Lincoln Norseman
Warren & Co British Crown
Henderson Bros Pavenla
E.seee
Cunard
CO Furness
H& A Allan Palestine Sciverpool
Wartren & Co Bavarian
Thayer & Lincoln
Stockholm
Jay
Furness Lows
Sesee
Eee- Laverpool
Warren & Go
Ourham City
Furness
H_ Brown & Co
W J Hurst
P Wright & Co
Phelps Bros & Co
Ethiopia
Richmond Hill
Henderson Bros Persian Movatch
Patton Vick’s & Co Fuldas
sesesse-Bremen
Oeirichs & Co Baltic
Wright & Sons Rotterdam
Und
Eyde & Co
Wisconsin
Underhill & Co Etruria
Boston Postoffice
Queenstown
Etruria
New York
Germany
Austria
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Great Britain
Southampton
Franay
Scotland
Brest
la Normandie
Jamaica
United States
Colombia
Pacific
Central and South America
Kingston
Mexico
New
Europe
Baltic
Windward Islands
Venezuela
Curacoa
Trinidad
Nicaragua
New Orleans
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Eer Eeteenies
Mareca
Furness British Crown
Henderson Bros Milaviese
Ceess OT
Furness Pavodiae
Curard S
Cece Essences Hamburg
Fur
Wees
Sea Furness Towls
Ceeseliverpool
Warren & Co Roman
Uly
Warren Bavatiad
Thayer É Lincoln Kcdsas
Ceceiverpool
Warren & Fasston
Furness Wetherby
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Furber
Russell
Fisher
W. C. Strong
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Board OF Railroad Commissioners
John Measures
Albion Street
Boston & Maine Railroad
Taveller
Measures
Portland Express
Portias
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Boston & Providence
Thomas Russell
City Notes
G. H. Davenport
Henry Livingstone
Fallon
E. M. Nelson
Clinton Lancaster
Hallett
Dillon, Ames and Kent Company
Dan Miguinnis
Charles Kent
Museum
Richard Dillon
Saratoga
Boston Water Power
Manila
Vigilant
Gould
Pray
Batavia
York
Bantry
Bark Minnie
Elkin
St Johns
Bangkok
Jark Elmstone
Cassovich
Cardiff
Stewart Freeman
Raymond
Rio Janeiro
Cork Ar
Elgin
Robinson
Cebu
Thomas Dava
Rowell
Soura
Baya
Cadiz
Stephen G Hart
Pearson
Cuxhaven
Don Quixote
Hilmer
Dunkirk
Ohio
Crawford
Strom
Wheal
Mizpah
Dowley
Metcora
Soini
Dungeness
Avonmore
Smith
Rotterdam
Charles Luling
Wicke
Francis Herbert
Hastigan
Binatillan
Lauro
Colberg
Fastnet
Latona
Greenock
Amaranth
McLeod
Hercules
Foss
Newcastle
Gladstone
Savannah
Hong Kong
Pnor
Annie H Smith
St Stephen
Douglass
Annie Johnson
Mall
Ellen A Reed
Hatfield
Matilda
Merrymen
Mantung
Penong
Sustana
Warlingen
Piemonte
Gamoa
Sacola
Susanna
Ziake
Kinsale
Batts Neophyter
Cook
Springwood
Forbes
Mary Hogarth
Ellen Greaves
Pritchard
Tarpan Bay
Candidezza Lauro
Longoboro
Savandsh
Gunhild
Hahneman
Bow Quebec
Reinhold
Rector
Sagona
Thomas
St Petersburg
Hansea
Thres Rivers
Dark Alexandra
Cohristophersen
Parrshora
W H Lincoln
Daly
Yokohama
Invincible
Skewes
Timandra
Andrews
Hallo
Great Admiral
Thompson
Kelverdale
Donald
Orion
Penarth Roads
Fearnougat
Stafford
Penarth
Nile
Werra
Horstmann
Kong Oscar I
Kjarbek
Viva
Nielsen
Hull
Sharpness
Bay of Fundy
Porter
Vesta
Jacobsen
Singapore
Vergine Della
Sorrabaya
St Julien
Fitz
St Vincent
Camboy
St Bielena
Pased
Churchill
Christine
Schultze
Las Stefano
Sproul
Table Bay
Leonida
Secunda H
Tuskayo
John A Briggs
Randall
Golden Sheaf
Lunt
Daelen
Jasmiler
Crocker
Pictou
Swhs
Waiee
Nickerson
Belen
Mills
Rondout
Storm Petrel
Ellen Perkins
Kendall
Yarmouth
Minnie C Taylor
E Crusoe
Montford
Rockaway
Perseverence
Willard
Grecian Bend
Layton
Kempt
Marty Augusta
Treworgy
Nova Scotia
Queen of the West
Dix
Sullivan
Shepardess
Sparrow
Eleanora
Bragg
MJ Allee
Crockett
Basiian
Julia S. French
N LE
G M Adams
Standish
Kennebec
Econ
Binche Hopkins
Tunneil
Shay
Virginia
Euos
Philips
Cox & Greene
SA Rucolph
Malin
Vandemere
William B
Merrick
Chase
William I Donnell
Bassett
Lewie
Kelly
Sallie
Megath Io
William Marshall
Melvin
Clara
Arnold
Cohasset
Fesenden
Wicks
Swan Island
A Paine
Haws
Aries
Loveland
Ritson
Ann Eliza
Warren
Kenpor
Granger
Londonderry
Benacte
Ogg
Glace Bay
Vinette
Fuller
Heston
Carin
Leufstadius
Apier
Sunbeam
Rand
Ocean Spray
Pearne
Delaware
Mariuccea
Cerato
Montevideo
L> H Morris
Kdge Raven
Schs
Wim D Hilton
J W Hall, Jr
Stamford
Alice Hearn
Lewis
Swis Andrew
Wallace
Certo Gordo
Chaprell
Middletowsa
Veanda
Kelsey Do
Ludy Jones
French
Blackstone
Ryder
Mary BE Douglass
St Marc Saited
Swis Hero
Nicherson
Hope Haynes
Gray Do
Eldridge
Swis HS Brooks
Risley
Dara Allison
Rose
Jennie E Simmons
James Young
Lannagan
Bark Hornet
Israel
Terry
Black Rock
Mair & Crammer
Budd
Dessour
Philadephia
Laura H Yones
Jones
Port Johnson
Rival
Stewart
Elizabethport
Joseph Eaton, Jr
Chatfield
Albany
Tacoma
Shirley
Maguire
Gustafva
Mattssen
St Thomas
Alijemuwathac Rite
Miommeys
Iversen
Rio Janifero
Smithville
Eskedol
Ship News
Mometer
Port OF
Anna P Odell
Simpson
Sydney
Haihewas & Co
Bark White Cloud
Jenkins
Elatina
West Coasto
Africa
NB Mansfield
Brech Grace Rice
Marshall
Weymouth
J G Tail & Co
Rice
Brech Champion
Haley
Jas L Sullivan
City of Macon
Kelley
de Ruyter
Barkentine
Hattie McFarland
Highland Light
Maggie Belle
Chandler
South Amboy
Lizzie L Clark
Dillingham
Taunton
Sarah Hunter
Mowry
Chbaries Hi Trickey
Bay View
Atwood
Pawtucket
Lizzie Rich
Cottege City
Nellie Starr
de Hart
Ecbs
DeWitt
Denahendy
Chesapeake Bay
Bath
Jennie Gibson
Beatman
Kate Walker
Bangor Tor Do
Benjamin B
Church
Colbies Cove
la Moine
Coombs
Barz Quere
Peaterson
Western Banks
Quero
Boothbay
Belle Haliday
Blackenboro
Frank Baker
Moler
Bay of Funny
M Gilmore
St George
Acelita
Bar Harbor
Qdel
Wade
Belfast
Mary Elizabeth Dunton
Jennie B Thomas
Seining
Gertie Evelyn
IJ Merritt, Jr
Minetta
Nelie Rome
Bay St Lawrence
Talisman
Pinaard
St Joseph
United Kingdom
Cable
Svea
Juselius
Athion
Dexter
Charles H Marshal
Ascension
Vedova R. Razelo
Cable Bay
Insulinda
van Leeuwen
Sourabaya
Anjer
Carrie Delap
Biogo
Parks Catharina
Bona
Saigon
Endora
Fulton
Hiogo
Richard Parsons
Thorndike
Lloilo
Bask Emilis
Tientsing Yth
Stetson
Stesmer
Wm Gordon
Crospy
Miramichi
Irene, Yates
Alexandria
Cardenas
St James
Marine Notes
Pasha Honda
Bahia Honda
Nettie
Joseph Allen
Alice & Anna
Matthews County
Wind Mill Point
Chesapeake
St Domingo
Silverdale
Antwep
Colom
Pot Eugane
Ceara
Port Natal
Penry
Foster
Joegen
Navigator
Patterson
Ew York
Gauss
Prmencen
Belle Star
Kenson
Falmouth
Scottish Hills
Steel
Kincardineshire
Iene
Wavana
Agate
Powers
Allanwade
Chiswick
Garth
Maria Luisa
Sesville
Canaries
Munroe
Gothanburg
Barrow
Magdolia
Forrest
Capito
Garston
Lina
Olsen
Parsboro
Concordia
Wong Kong
Arto
Lucy A Nichels
Nichols
Rewcastle
Nsw
Kineston
Alene
Aspnwall
Lathamo
Port Antonio
Carrie A Buckpam
Higgins
Pedro Cass
St Andrew
Bluefielas
James E Earlis
Tampico
Craigendoran
Manuel R Cuzo
Bayles
Comet
Aldrich
Kaxstrup
Kate Crosby
Hanzen
Jeremie
Sch
M & Mossley
Rumill
Jmontreose
Saga
Jensen
Montevide
City of Montreal
Goss, Inc
Barks Aquidneck
Slocum
Paranagua
Misetti C. Casanego
Maria Parodi
Pagliani
Caleb
Jobson
Addie M
Rtill
Andrews, Inc
Fontrenal
Circassian
Sarmatian
Progreso
Thornhill
Parks Shrid
Tannevig
Pembroke Dock
Norden
Mortensen
Douglas
Medora
Ce Melbourne
Barks Swalen
Dublin
Carl Jeppe
Barks Scandinavia
St Nazaire
Enmore
Queens Own
McNeil
Templar
Roberts
Serene
Sagerman
Codorus
Benson
James A Borland
Davis, Inc
Ned White
Elwell
Itotterdam
Ealand
Athlon
Jn Rosario
Aretas
Bordewers
Fernanma
Eider
Susie Kyffin
Kyfin
Newburypon
Theresa
St Pierre
Art
Robi Mowe
Peterson
Wm Beazley
Krvauseb
Macovis
Iwoe Dago
Santiago
Jennie Parker
Veale
Wilie
Gamba
Harlingen
Francis
Stone
City of Peking
Dearborn
Apalachicola
Kate
Morse
Hutchins
Bostin
Waltimore
Arogly
Netman
Jeffies
John W Garrett
Elstow
Robertson
Kip Stells
Horn
Barks
Dippo C
Costa
Hamas
Sche Minnie Rowan
Martie A Helmes
Burr
Ruth Robinson
Maggie D Gray
Wiliam B Wood
Davidson
Ogden
Nathan Easterbrook, Jr
Vesper
Maggie Andrews
Pirtemouth
HC Higginson
Fales
Minnehaha
Tryon
Lemuel Fiali
Tripp
Alice B Philips
John J Hanson
Stevens
Poston
Annie Bliss
O'Donnell
Lulu Ammerman
Preamore
Gracie D Chambers
Lane
Nelson & Newbury
King
Ralph Sinnet
Pinkham
Bermann
Frostonrg
Helen M Rowley
Rowance
Elisha Globs
Nelson E Newbury
Gardiner G Deering
van Name & King
John F Kranz
Katahaii
Hayes
Flora Regere
Burgess
Majestic
Howard
Express
Bowman
Modesty
Society Islands
City of Papeiti
Australia
Fiji Islands
Samoan
Alameda
San Fran
Sandwich Islands
Asco
China
Japan
East Indies
John H. Rogers
Tremont St
Jystt
Baeder, Adamson & CO
C . Sentical Erie Medical CO
Buffalo
Cunard Line
Colling
Cork Harbor
Pavonia
Atalonia
Sgythia
Thurs
Arphalonia
Britain
Cunard Steamship Co. Limited
Allan Line
Charles W. Casey
Broad Street
H. & A. Allan
State St
Warren Line
Norseman
Iowa
Palestine
Kansas
Warren & CO
Post Office
Glasgay Ward
Derby
Londonmderry
Liverpoorm
Abbanstown
City OF Huth
Benderson Brothers
Bowling Green
Yarmouth Steamship
Dominion
Lewiswood
ALPHA
N. S
St. John
Digby
Annapoli
Kentville
Davison
City OF
Shelburne
Lockport
Lunenburg
Walter Hall
Lewis Wharf
J. G. Hall & CO
Chatham Street
Great Southern
Florida
Superior
Bostom CIA Savannahl
WM. H. Ring
Nickereon’s Waart
A. DE W. Sampson
N. E
Washington St
Faliover, Providence of Metropolitan Steamship Co
Atlantic Coast
Seaboard Air Line
Boston and Norfolk “Steamship Co
Central Wharf
Piedmont Air Line
Providence R. R
Waldo A. Prarck
N. EK
Washtreet
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga. Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
Geo. E. Smalley
Mallory
Texas & Florida
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Spartan
Long Wharf
West Ver
E.b.sampson
Rere
India Wharf
Pier Il
North River
H. M. Whitney
Obrleans
TRE Crom
Knickerbocker
F. Kemble
Louisiana
E. V. Gager
Wildleave
Princi
Texas
Mississippi
Red Rivers
Samuel H. Seaman
N. Magn
Boston & Bangor 8
Mount Desert
Fosters Wharf
Auaulic Avenue
Penobscot River
South West Harbor
Green’s Landing
Swans’ Island
North Haven
Bass Harbor
North West Harbor
Little Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Brooklin
Blue Hill
Surry
Ellsworth
Treamont
Bohn Brooks
Q Grand Truck
Portland & Ogdensburg
Maine Central
Knox & Lincoln Railroad
Portand
Cc. F. Williams
Eastport
Annapolis
International
S.co
Pet
Commercial Wharf
Dig
Kennebec River
Fort Popham
Gardiner
Hallowell
Augusta
Booth Bay
Steameh
Jason Collins
Lincoln’s
Beami
H. H. Hyde
FEE Steamship Norseman
Grand Junction
Postoffice
Gorbam, Rogers & CQ
Porters
Urcee
Seea
Federal Street
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