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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1883

Page

4

Steamer Phoenician Arrives with 166 Passengers

The steamer Phoenician arrived Wednesday morning from Glasgow with 166 passengers, 100 assisted emigrants. Local notes report a May festival profit of 41 252 62 for St Vincent's Orphan Asylum, and charitable gifts to St John's home. Election battles loom for a council seat former C F Doherty's post, with measures to cut streetlights and gas costs.

Phoenician Glasgow Wellington A. Hardy Louisville Hardy St. Vincent’s Orphan Asylum Waltham Washington Streets Lenox Street Shawmut Avenue Brush Weston Boston Gaslight Company South Boston and Middlesex

Work in the Woman's Department Progressing Satisfactorily

Applications for space in the department are coming in rapidly with many curious articles. Models include a tested patent lifeboat and an elaborate washing board, plus a baby tending chair, Shaw bonnet replica, and a rubber garment maker from a Boston firm. All women exhibitors should apply now as space allotments are being made.

Boston H. L. T. Wolcott Park Street

Obituaries of Oakes Brown and Baillie across three cities

George M. Oakes, 57, prominent Hopkinton boot maker and Democrat, died July 12 at L. D. Solliers & Co. in Philadelphia. He leaves a widow and son Charles A. Oakes of New York. James Brown, 67, a veteran in the fish trade and founder of Brown Seavey & Co., died July 17 after years with Mellen Hill firms. Capt. William A. Baillie, Philadelphia resident, died July 18 amid an Alabama Claims Commission case seeking nearly $100,000 for six boxes shipped from London and lost when the Adriatic was captured and burned in 1864.

George M. Oakes Lexy L. D. Solliers & Co Dephia Southbridge Mass Hopkinton Charles A. Oakes Grand Union Hotel New York City James Brown Brown, Seavey & Co Commercial Wharf Brown Mellen, Hill & Co Hill, Weeks & Co William Andrew Baillie Alabama Claims Commission Philadelphia

Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Directors Meet

At the July meeting President Angell reported Boston agents handled 135 cruelty cases in the month and country agents 286 in the quarter. Agents removed 45 animals from work and humane killed 4. There are 471 Bands of Mercy with over 52 000 members. Resolutions noted the death of director Charles L Heywood. A $2 000 legacy from John W Estabrooks estate was announced. Appleton moved to elect a delegate to the Vienna international congress.

Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Angell Boston Bands of Mercy Charles L. Heywood

New England Weather Indicates Fair to Cloudy Payoffs

For New England the indications are fair weather followed by partly cloudy conditions and local rains. A rising barometer accompanies stationary or lower temperatures with westerly winds.

New England Tennessee Ohio Valley Gulf of the St. Lawrence Middle South Atlantic Gulf States Upper Lake Region Mississippi Missouri Middle Atlantic States Lake Region Missouri Valley Lower Lake Region Mississippi Valley

Probate Court Wills and Administrations Listed

In Lowell Ashby and Watertown estates wills were presented in probate court. Administrations granted for deceased Sophia Stone Framingham Eva Spencer Lowell Rebecca Thompson Billerica Margaret McGinniss Newton Benjamin Graves Texas Bella Bartlett Cambridge Martin McDonald Lowell John Munster Waltham Charles Wiggin Cambridge. District court arraigns David Leslie and Mary Leslie No 183 Third Street Cambridge for neglect of children Willie 6 Daniel 8 and 11 months. Children placed with state charities.

William Guild Harriet H. Foss Lowell Benjamin J. Lawrence Ashby Lucy A. P. Baxter Watertown Sophia Stone Framingham Eva B. Spencer Rebecca B Thompson Billerica Margaret McGinniss Newton Benjamin F. Graves Texas Bella N. Bartlett Cambridge Martin McDonald Edward Welch Lotey Westford Samuel Flint North Reading Elizabeth R. B. Pierce Townsend Gilman Morse Marlboro George Marshal Carlisle Walter F. Smith Wayland John Munster Waltham Charles H. Wiggin Count leMs David Mary Leslie No. 183 Third Street Willie Daniel Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Broadway Board of State Charities

Officer Hayes Arrests Man for Tobacco Theft at Merrimac Street

A report from station 3 states Officer Hayes arrested George Arm strong Wednesday morning for stealing a caddy of tobacco from David Callahan of 60 Merrimac Street. Other city items include a stage-actress recovering after a shooting at Coney Island, a toy cannon accident death, an extradition, drownings, bones found, and various local incidents with official remarks.

Officer Hayes George Armstrong David Callahan Merrimac Street Bliss Sarah J. Sheehan Ross Mattie Davis Coney Island Frank Mitchell Bridgewater Massachusetts General Hospital Lockjaw Phelan Maj. Mcllraith United States Secret Service James Roberts Friend Street St. Mary’s Lake Walden Richard Welch James Smith Thomas H. Finan Fie Ie Elder Place Brighton Street Steadman Tinkham Richmond Street Thomas Sheridan North Street Michael Donaver Gas House Conformation Court Charlestown Mary Gammon Henchman Street Daniel Hurley Franklin Street Cambridge Cambridge Water Works

Picnic Supplement Aboard the Railway Transfer Issue

A local meeting planned a picnic and an evening pantomime. A committee of Dennon Harrigan O Gorman and J C Crowley oversees gardens. Crowley wrote to the railroad about transfer cars and received assurance no difficulty is anticipated. The committee adjourned to July 23 at Parker House.

Messrs. Dennon, Harrigan O’gorman J. C. Crowley

Decorative Drapery and Paper Use for Odd Room Corners

The piece outlines a Victorian style approach to finish rooms with angled ceilings using narrow striped cambric, a central plain band, gilt borders, and full wall bands. It suggests removing doors or covering them with cambric drapery, matching window curtains, a bordered bed spread, a Kensington square, a knitted rug, and a light screen on a clothes horse frame. It also notes affordable 15 cent Japanese folding screens for table use, providing light control and country-house suitability.

Kensington

Pretty summer chamois skin embroidery fashions

The article describes summer chamois skin embroidery in silk or crewel, matched into winter petticoats. English women favor wind resistant chamois skirts over flannel for light weight and warmth, with edges lapped and sewn in silk, scalloped bottoms, and lace ruffles. The skirts are durable, washable, and shaped while drying to maintain softness.

Kitchen Roll And Tablet From Common Materials

Housekeepers can fashion a portable recipe roll using turkey red cotton as a base with 15 sheets sized one fourth the width and half a yard long. Sewed at the top and tied to a wooden strip, it gains a wood cover, and a cord secures it. Attach household items as needed for quick use. A kitchen tablet from wrapping paper on pasteboard or an old calendar face with a pencil helps prevent forgotten dinner items.

Old School Boys Association Boston Summer Reunion

Members of the Old School Boys association of Boston held a summer reunion at Taft's hotel Point Shirley on Wednesday afternoon with 44 present including several ladies. John C. Pratt chaired in the president's absence, letters of regret from Gen. Oliver and John Lee Watson were read, and speeches were delivered by William Parkman Charles W Slack J M Williams and others. Notable attendees included Jones J Shute H A Snow Aaror D Capen J W Leatherbee and Martin L Bradford.

Old School Boys’ Association of Boston Taft Point Shirley John C. Pratt Stephen G. Deblois Jonas G. Shillaker Gen. Oliver Association John Lee Watson William Parkman Charles W. Slack J. M. Williams Jones J. Shute H. A. Snow Aaror D. Capen J. W. Leatherbee Martin L. Bradford

Democratic state committee to meet determine convention site

A meeting of the democratic state committee will be held at the headquarters on Wednesday noon to choose the venue and timing of the state convention. Boston and Springfield are mentioned as possible sites, likely between September 12 and 26. The delegates at large to the next national convention will be chosen, with candidates including Gov. Butler and Mayor Palmer among others.

Boston Springfield State Committee Worcester Gov. Butler Abbott P. A. Collins Patrick Muire F. C. de Reuben Noble Col. French Palmer

Olivette Progress Echoes At Boston Theaters

Opera Olivette draws strong crowds at the Museum with four or five encores for many numbers. Tonight Henrietta Vinton Davis reads at Union Hall on Boylston Street. Tolanthe plays at Oakland Garden each evening. Virginia performs well at the Bijou.

Museum Boston Henrietta Vinton Davis Union Hall Boylston Street Tolanthe Oakland Garden Virginia Bijou

Fire brigade misfire in Drury Lane blaze described by Chicago visitor

A Chicago man recounts London fire brigade routines at Chandos Street Station near the Strand. A false alarm leads to a brisk run to Drury Lane, where the fire quickly spreads from an upper floor to a paint shop, consuming the building interior before the steam engine arrives.

Chicago London Drury Lane Arry Elmet

Passenger ship movements and origins listed by ports

At Boston on July 18 Tllymian sails from Liverpool Wetherby departs London Phoenician sails from Glasgow. In New York on July 18 St Germain from Havre Scythia from Liverpool State of Nevada from G Marengo from Hull Pomona from Jamaica City of Alexandria from Kavana Chase from Baracoa. At London July 18 Holland from New York. At Queenstown July 17 Queen from New York Samaria from Boston. At Antwerp July 18 Rhymond from New York. At Hamburg July 18 Frisia from New York.

Boston Tllymian Liverpool Wetherby London Phoenician Glascow New York St Germain Havre Scythia State of Nevada G . Marengo Hull Pomona Jamaica City of Alexandria Kavana Chase Baracoa Holland Queenstown Queen Samaria Antwerp Rhymond Hamburg Frisia Alexandria Carrie S Hart Providence HB Gibson Washington Ullock Schurihostawski Ore Caspian Eres McClellan Charleston Reynolds Kennebec Emerson Rokes Marston Island City Voorhis Savannah John L Thomas Vivorilla Cay William Crane Taylor John W Garrett Foster T Willetts Dover Howard N Johnson Travers Georgetown Albert Mason Abbott Hoboken Norman Whitse Setion Saraharding Melvin Port Oung Young Lancaster St Michaels Crimdon Marbella Park Myrick Rio Janeiro Belfast Charley Bucks French Bangor Wilmington Del Park Henry Knight Baltimore Brunswick Ga William Hayes Smith Florence Rogers Davis A R Lewis Lewis Jersey City William Mason Hardy Richmond Celina Adams Emily E Birdsall Fannie Whitmore Morse E i Naylor DS Williams,Jr Philadel Annie T Bayley Bears Lizzie Young Augusta Johnson Jesse W Starr Richards Stormy Petrel Jones Zingo Williams Albert C Page Haley Adeline Babbidge Majestic Rogers Pushaw Wall William B Darling Atwood Edwin A Stevens Kendall Greenport Jennie M Carter Eaton New Haven Henry aSne Lyra Haskell Jane War le Alicia A Smith Smith Windsor Pendleton Bristol Perth Amboy Fannie W Johnston Calais Flora King Brown Grimes Newark James Spike Norwood Lynn Cape Henry Bark Antoinette Accame Genoa Bark Grove Gustavino St Vincent Charlestor City of Columbia Saragossa Wacren Barks Progress Neilson Guivan Condor Tendenis Ambure J W Drury S M Thomas J Hilton Fountain L & A Babcock Philadelphia Gen F E Spinner Carson Adele Thackara Kimmey Westmoreland Kemp John Proctor Mima A Reed C F Sim Alice Campbell Era Cruz New Bedford Veronica Azevedo Faysl Flores John A Beckerman Gammons Philadelme Annie Gus Curtis Isaac H Borden Nelson James A Garfield Woodbury Newbury Port Hercules Ritson Ocean Home Charleton Dorchester Folsom Rose Brunswick E H Williams Russell Andrew J York Wallace W H Bailey Bailey Eagle Rock Hammond Aris Rosenau Perseverance Orkney Calcutta Addie Schiafer Deacon Bedford Congdon Bremen Bertha Koster J F Whitney Spicer Duppel Regelia Mercurius Yankee Blade Cyrus Chamberlain Fromdo Ira D Sturges Wisasset Lookout Fall River Modesty Plymouth Elias Ross Paine Hilsboro Olio St John J Clark Entire Ella Williams Tallahassee Fisher Huggett Leerdam Amsterdam Cornwall Rhein Franconia Bennett Portland Gulf Stream Pennington Ben Nevis Mackie Yokohama Martha Cobb Greenbank Chestina Redman Dixon Morning Light Bowen Ichs Bonanza Aspinwall Louisa Frasier Campbell Ethel Emerson Tower Halifax Robbie Godfrey Cook Rockport Speedwell Sarah M Smith Dunkirk Alice Cooper Armstrong Rachel Coney Bryant Bridgetown Florinda Oliver Oporto Heil Gate Carlton Freeman Singapore Morris Whitestone H Clements Agnes Campbell Pascage Crowell Stella M Kenyon Addie Jordan Harriman Anna Frye Portsmouth Elmer M Wright Kendrick T A Stewart Falkner Melissa Trask Abner Taylor Dodge British Prince Burton Rattlesnake Odiorne Marcus A Davis Mediterranean Wheeler Godfrey Danversport Lottie Somers George Taulane,Jr.Fisher Thomas Booz Somers Boston Taylor & Mathis Wharton East Braintree J C Cottingham Cranmer Ironn Roman Pionzer Marengo Rebecca M Smith Grace William L Elkins Jorde S B Wheeler Lyon Foam Bartett Norwich Halcyon Gray Turks Island Rachel Seaman Delaware Zeeland Eschmann Philadelia Lord Clive Urquhart Anita Berwind McBride Port Gamble James Cheston Keller San Francisco Port Townsend Henry Buck Hoyer Melrose Bates John Smith Kustel Fortsmouth Frank G Dow Gage Twilight Robinson Charles Lawrence S Somers E H Weaver Next Josie R Buri Burt Horatio Perry Eclipse Raritan River Hannah E Brown Engle Rondout Robert Myhan Doane Benjamin English Hero Nickerson Wyanoke Hulphers Ashland Tunnell Philad No Francisco Columbia Balch Port Discovery Cyrus Wakefield Siatgeeen Sam Pedro Cal Richard A. Adams Tybee Mirra Scopoch Nacoochee Kempton City of Savannah Catharine Minnie Gray Burrill E'H Cornell Willey Bath William Lawrence Hooper Ballimorte Norma Artmann Sydney Nsw Louise Schroder Pe Omerset JB Vandusen Booye Formond Annie E Moore Sackett Eva Elisabetport Frank H McGear Brown J Bentley Rankin George Markle Crowley Niantic Beebe L B Cowperthwaite Gilchrist Watts San Wilmington Cartig Wyrig Hera Christensen Warren Schs Pharo Raynor Mirabeth Freddie Haton Motz Aren

Atlantic traffic and sailings from Cape Cod to Philadelphia

The list records numerous ships and crews clearing ports from Weehawken to St John, NB including schooners, brigs, and steamers. Entries name vessels such as Ocean Eagle, Dauntless, Virginian, and Berkshire, with destinations like Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Liverpool, noting departures and coasters along the coast.

Brsch Reignm New York Colby Ape J . Trall & Co Dauntless Chester East London Saut Africa Laforme & Frothingham Evanell Tibbetts Aspinwall Benjamin Howard Igec Hatheway & Co Anna, Brown Port Lorne Delong & Seaman Ulilian May Pettipan Cw Bay J L Marmand Berkshire Howes Baltimore Norfolk E Sampson Norman Nickerson Philadelphia EB Sampson General Whitney Hallett H M Whitney Tremont Donovan Portland William Weeks Mark George Treat Treat Ellicott & Co Lucy Friend Collins Kennebec River Weltch Humphrey & Co Helen Smith Bangor J P Ellicott & Co

Location of Pilot Boats and station names listed

Inner Hull Louisa Jane No 8 and Outer Station Cape Cod George H Warren No 4. ane nes No 1 Eben D Jordan No 2 DJ Lawo 3 Florence No 6 Fleur de Lis No 7 Sylph.

Inner Hull Louisa Jane Cape Cod George H Warren Ane Nes Eben D Jordan DJ Lawo Florence Fleur de Lis Sylph

Boston-bound vessels and coastal trading notes from Gloucester

From Our Correspondents details a bustle of ship movements including Boston bound vessels, schooners and steam yachts, with crews and owners named. The report lists vessels sailing from Portland, Brunswick and other ports, with wind conditions and fishing activity around Boothbay Harbor, Bar Harbor, and the Grand Bank codfishing grounds near Gloucester.

Cable Despatches From July 15 to 18 Listings

Shipping news item listing vessels sailing from various ports including New York, Charleston, Pensacola, Savannah, Wilmington and Boston. Counts ships and bark names such as C S Bushnell Embla Galatea Jupiter Helene Tamerlane and others with sail dates mid July.

eoaneteAr C S Bushnell Jordan New One Embla Simonston Esto Sein Quebec Dexter New Fortmann New York Fiume Richard Robinson Morris Thunire Aduh Galatea Ipea Morgensen Jupiter Zigahn Helene Rhodeman Tamerlane Kruse Peters Wahlen Charleston Havre Fairmount King Algeria Grant Accame Marazzino Pensacola Garfield Thompson San Francisco State of Maine Small London Adelaide Maass Savannah Glacier Morse Wilmington Yarymouth Peconic Lepante Boston Eudhieinsekskr Stralsund Haase Darien

Shipping Notices of Atlantic Voyages From Various Ports

Steamer C. Williams from Montreal bound for Liverpool on July 11 reported 400 cies east of Belle Isle. Bark Antioch Wyman sailing from New York to Sydney June 6 at lat 11 north lon 27 west. Bark Vale Nor from Port Townsend to Valparaiso June 8 at lat 23 27 north lon 126 west. Bark Thor Swed Olsen from Greenock to Quebec July 15 via Liverpool.

Phoenician Brown Glasgow Moville Galway Moise H& A Allan Krs Tivman Fargher Liverpool Thayer & Lincoln Starbuck Clift Fleetwood England New York Jessie Douglass Are Feth West Hartlepool Annie Ausn Halifax Wetherby Harrison London J B Brigham & Go Colby Annapolis Hall & Co Berks Hand Philadelphia Rockaway Thurston Deer Isle Liteon Katehan Ingraham Bangor Jamesfield Tremont Donovan Portland Allentown Swazey Ee Haroldee Nor Nielson Demerara Andrews Ud Briggs Bryant Agua Domingo City Mary R Smith Gloucester Smith Weymouth Salem Addie John Hankinson Serenae Annie Gale Gale Salmon Arcilla Farnsworth Port Williams Williams Montreal Cies Belle Isle Antioch Wyman Sydney Nsw Lon Vale Port Townsend Valparaiso Thor Olsen Greenock Quebec Adelaide Franc Lambreth Samoa Sheet Anchor Merrill San Francisco Auckland Johan Theodor Mulder Dunedin Olive Thurlow Corbett Noumea Geo Bewley Hammond Burrard Inlet Priscilla Young Hong Kong Victoria Babia tIn Port Eliza S Milligan Tucker Cardiff Barbadoes Jones Forbes Lottie Lawrence North of Hatteras Slocum Mayna Delaware Breakwater Herman Hibbard Unc Juby Rice Mary Rice Point-a-Pitre Annie Cecilia Bernie Parole Smith Fernandina Baracoa Boston Prince Loris Irvine Falmouth Munster Fownes United Eior Continent M& E Cox Moddwell Bark Star of Denmark Legg W York Saugor Sarmatian McLean Reed Francisco Bark May Winkleman Alberg Tientsin Honolulu

Mbrisgham Reports Moss Fleet Seafood Arrivals

July 18 at port shows a dozen fishing arrivals totaling 303 pounds of halibut valued at 68 000. Mackerel catch is 155 barrels with 50 more. Scarcity persists on New England shore as Brown returns four weeks out with 35 barrels. Prices rise with two barrels sold yesterday at 84 a barrel out of pickle.

Mbringham Moss New England Brown

Cautionary Display Stations to Be Re Established at Numerous Ports

Washington DC July 17 The Signal Office gives notice that from Ane 1 1883 cautionary display stations will be re established at Bath Maine Boothbay Maine Brunswick Georgia Fernandina Florida Fort George Island Florida Gloucester Massachusetts Hyannis Massachusetts Marblehead Massachusetts Fort Monroe Virginia New Bedford Massachusetts Newburyport Massachusetts Port Royal South Carolina Portsmouth New Hampshire Rockland Maine St Augustine Florida Sand Key Light Florida Southeast Light Block Island Rhode Island Southwest Harbor Maine Stonington Connecticut Tybee Island Georgia Woods Hole Massachusetts.

Washington Sand Key Light Fla Southeast Light Block Island Southwest Harbor Stonington, Ct Tybee Island Wood’s Hole Mass

Whaling News From Kahalu to Lisbon Captains Report Cargoes

Captains Potter Keith Reed and others report vessels at Kahalu and Monganui with oil, whale oil, and spoil gathered during lengthy whaling voyages. Multiple ships including Adeline Gibbs Alaska Fisher Palmetto Bartholomew Gosnold and Merlin are noted with barrels and tonnage loaded or lost, and crews saved after Merlin's loss near Lisbon.

Potter Ferris S Thompson Kahalu San Francisco Keith C W Morgan New Bedford Monganui Reed Adeline Gibbs Russell Bay of Islands Moro Castle New Eee Bartholomew Gosnold Poole California Brightman Alaska Fisher Palmetto Tripp Robert Morrison Mosher Edgartown Fayal Swis EK Conwell Costa Byron Silva Veronica Blake Bourne Sarah Morris Winchester Ohio Benton Lisbon Merlin

Marine Notes Update on Suez Mari Lammermoor Wrecks and Cleopatra

Honolulu repaired Suez on a sixty seven day voyage from Philadelphia to San Francisco with a 47 day 12 hour running time. Whitelaw returned from Lammermoor wreck at San Francisco, while a salvage run targets War Hawk and Martha A Berry hull. The International Steamship company buys Cleopatra at Baltimore for Eastport to port travel, Cleopatra 184 ft 35 ft 2344 ft deep 1298 tons built 1865 costing about 40000 dollars.

Mari San Francisco Philadelphia Whitelaw Lammermoor Por Discovery War Hawk Martha A Berry Martha A Berry (Before Reported Ashore On Common Flats Baker & Humphrey Chatham Boston Hull International Steamship Company Cleopatra Baltimore Eastport Port ¢Ast Fairhaven

Vessels Hit by Fire Sinking and Groundings Across Ports

A stream of maritime incidents from July include Sch Oliver H Booth off Joe Flogger and Jibboom loss on Brig Parnell at Wellington. Deck beams and crane breakage cut damages aboard Pellegra Madre in Philadelphia, and W H Hungerford’s rigging fire at Steretz Co saw mill. Viola Drain sinks near Naval Hospital, Sih David Siner goes ashore in dense fog, Victor under pilot at Singapore, and Tropic captain defends grounding near Fortune Stand. Mary Mark wrecked on Key Boke Reefs, City of Dallas reports Belize voyage, Mary Mark towed for Belize repairs.

Oliver H Booth Joe Flogger Marion H Rand Steelman Fuladems Galveston Delaware Parnell New York Jibboom Wellington Pellegra Madre Cemataseq Philadelphia Mobile W_H Hungerford Steretz & Co Norfolk Viola Naval Hospital Sih David S Siner Guthrie Kennebec Wilmington Del Chatham Bar Mass Singapore Victor Cooper Fortune Stand Honolulu Glasgow Brazil New Orleans City of Dallas Belize Mary Mark English Keys Liverpool Mary

Maritime Shipping Updates From Various Atlantic Ports

Special Despatch notes a flotilla of vessels sailing or arriving from Newcastle, Pensacola, New York, and other ports. Entries include bark Crown Jewell from Newcastle NB arriving July 15, steamer Frisia from Newark July 18, and brig Alberto from New York June 17, with multiple sailings to London, Philadelphia, and Portland.

Merchants’ Exchange Barcelona Crown Jewell Grafton Newcastle Wm Gordon Crosby Carbarien Norah Haines Pensacola Honolulu Estella Poole San Francisco Mull Rialto Boston New York Ote British Crown Philadelphia Spain Livard Holland London Manzanilla Big Clarabelle Branscomb Munroe Hall Naxacaibo Alberto Todd EW Gale Cameron St John Southampton Oder New Otk Valparaiso Annie Gondey Bent Ro Janeiro Vera Cruz Tataylate Pettis Portland

Newcastle NSW Sails and Ports Aboard Various Vessels

Shipping notices list Newcastle NSW ships sailing on June to July and arrivals in port. Vessels named include forest ve San Fran, Mary E Dodge, Kala kaua, Estella Poole, Templar Poite Newcastle, Shandon from Glasgow, Nohantum Foye St Lawrence Webb, and Suez Ainslie bound for Hong Kong. multiple ports worldwide with in port and sailed dates, including Victoria, Esquimalt, Halifax, and Bermuda lanes, plus cargo moves to New York, San Francisco, and Singapore.

Newcastle Nsw Ccpsucio Cousins San Francisco Forest Mary E Dodge Paul Kalakaua Miller Estella Poole Cal J Hubbard T R Foster Rugg Victora Amielia Newhall Port Ak Templar Poiete Shandon Passiful Glasgow Nohantum Foye, Inc St Lawrence Webb Suez Ainslie Hong Kong Jane Falkenburz Goodman Hope Penhallow Stillman Allen Kldridge Ena Minnie Carmichael Taylor Valparaiso North Sydney Birch Champerlio Clyde, Coy Acapulco Port Spain Regina Hussey Georgetown Antonio Ja San Blas Kiohne Jimare Quebec Corean Moore Eophyte Porter Liverpool Park Amacis Caron Glas Montreal Lake Manitoba Scott Nasmyth Pepprell Iverpool Martha McPherson Ictoria Victoria BC Esquimault George Grant Hastinge Mills Shangai

Local names and firms listed in a New York directory snippet

A dense roster of individuals and business firms from multiple U S cities and Canadian places. Names include O Ritcher New York J Phillips Jr Fitchburg J McDevitt Philadelphia JW Tollis Kansas City and many more, with affiliations to hotels, law firms, banks, and assorted trades across Boston Philadelphia Chicago and beyond.

O Ritcher New York Brower Burkholer Prankfort Owall & Tm Allegheny City Pitney Phillips, Jr Fitchburg J McDevitt Philadelphia Tollis Kansac Stone Chicago Curtis,Jr Jersey City Going Fall River Neasley Leominster Shaw iCambert Chapman Portland Taber New Bedford Dorkenweld Gates Maine Marion Newark Taft Conn Allegheny H Blumbage Craw Fielding Craw Baltimore Grattan Grattan, Mitchell & Co Weinberg Weinberg Bros Charleston O’neil D O'Neil & Son Hunt Hunt & Co Champaign Arnold Reec Es Co Mantoenya Mantonya & Co W Marks J P McNamara McNamara & Co Par Columbus Miss Grand Rapids Mich Mayhew Hornellsville Richardson Richardson&Co Hutchinson H Young Young Bros.Craw Kansas City Moores P Moores & Son Tullis Knoxville Tenn RK Strong R Strong & Co Lexington Lancaster Lincoln Memphis J M Goodbar Goodbar Mexia Tex J L Smith J L & L P Smith Monroe S Meyer Nashville D Weil D Weil & Co New Orleans J M Goula J M Gould Selma Ala Lin 3Tendo Kobn Shreveport Dreyfuss Dreyfuss & Son Shreve Florsheim Plorsheim Bros Springfield Watson, Jr Shrader & Co Terre Haute Ind Privus Auil Wilmington,no Stermberger Dreyfoos & Sternberger, Jr Winona ,Minn

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