Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Jul 20, 1889, p. 3

Thieves Arrest After Pawn Shop Suspects Nabbed

Special Officer Whitman tailed three men on Common Street and arrested Albert Turner alias Austin George Baker and Henry Austin after they entered a pawn shop. Seizures included silk dresses pall dresses a circular shawls and a bag engraved A F B. Additional items found included lace curtains two gold rings a trunk a blue piano cover a circular and two hats. A silver pipe pitcher and a silver watch were also recovered or claimed.

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Whitman Station 4 Common Street Albert Turner No. 9 Turner Alias Austin George Baker Henry Austin D. B Melby Austin

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Mexican War Veterans Celebrate 41st Regimental Reunion

Nantasket Beach hosts forty surviving Massachusetts Volunteers from the Mexican War for a reunion and annual dinner at Hotel Nantasket. Seated guests include President Harry A. McGlenen and Brigadier General N. A. M. Dudley among many veterans and officers from Boston, Chelsea, Providence, and other cities. The meeting reelects the old board after discussions led by President McGienen and several colonels.

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Nantasket Beach Massachusetts Volunteers Hotel Nantasket Harry A. M’glenen Boston N. A. M. Dudley United States Army Francis D. Clark Newark N.J Thomas L. Jenks George H. Alien Horace Merrill Chelsea Nelson Vial Providence R. I John Tyrer East George Wheldon J. A. Peltier Charles F. Parker Marlboro E. Chamberlaine Westerfield Conn M’gienen Board of Officers Dudley Gapera Chamberlaine Russell Clarke Crowninshield

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Railroads discuss boycott of Chicago and Alton in New York talks

A July conference in New York among railroad presidents and bankers focused on boycotting the Chicago and Alton. Banks may demand routes east of Chicago and west of the Missouri River refrain from prorating or sharing business with the Alton. Officials deny sale plans and say any rate cuts reflect rivals’ moves. The joint committee announced tariff changes effective Aug 1 for grain and corn, and neon rates to be filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission. The Chicago and Eastern Illinois earned $46,300 in mid July, down from prior weeks, while Louisville and Nashville reported $316,775 with a $21,495 rise.

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New York Chicago & Alton Chicago Missouri River McMullin Chicago & Alton Road Drexel, Morgan & Co Alton Joint Committee Trunk Lines and Central Traffic Association Interstate Commerce Commission Washington United Roads H. J. Hayden G. R. Blanchard Chicago & Eastern Illinois Louisville & Nashville

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Lake Erie & Western May earnings rise to 64963 dollars

Lake Erie and Western reports May net earnings of 64963 dollars, up 17570 from April, with year to date total 358496 dollars, reflecting a gain of 117644 since January 1.

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Lake Erie & Western

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Three Music Halls For New York

New York plans three major music halls to boost concert venues. Carnegie Hall on Madison Avenue will be dedicated in September. A Seventh Avenue and Fifty seventh Street hall and a Madison Square Garden project will begin soon and next fall respectively to offer first class, acoustically refined performances.

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New York Madison Avenue Theodore Thomas Madison Square Garden Hay Seventh Avenue Fifty-seventh Street Madison Square Metropolitan Opera House Steinway Chickering Steck Hardman Flail

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Quarantine of Salem Houses Seeks Clearance

Spectant reports a Boston street family faced with quarantine after a scarlet fever case. The physician has left for California, delaying official removal of the house card. The Board of Health endorses a quarantine on Beckford Street due to a diphtheria case.

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Salem Boston Street Board of Health California Beckford Street

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Off for the St John Carnival from Commercial Wharf

A large party sails this evening on the International steamer Cumberland to attend the St John N B carnival. The extra trip has sold out quickly for several days, offering an ocean excursion from Thatcher’s Island Light to West Quoddy Light and then to St John with famed coastal scenery.

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ST. John N. B Cumberland Thatcher’s Island Light Quoddy Light Maine

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Governor's Day at Cadet Camp Draws Big Crowd

Governor Ames was absent on Governor's Day at the Cadet camp. Adjutant-General Dalton led the visitors including Colonels Rockwell Currier Sampson Newman Woods Clark and others. The day featured rifle practice, drills, a grand review, dress parade, a band concert, and a planned Boston parade route for the battalion after a noon break.

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Hincaran Sorcora L.J Ames Dalton Rockwell Currier Sampson Newman Woods Clark Lancaster Estes Twentieth Regiment Mansfied Staunton United States Engineers Baird Gregg U.S.A Boston Company A Appleton Rogers Hayes Armory Fort Hill Square Columbus Avenue

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Count Leo B Schwabe Dies After A Lifetime Of Charity

Count Leo B Schwabe, long a familiar and enigmatic figure in the city, died yesterday morning at his Beachmont summer home. Known for princely wartime gifts to soldiers and hospitals, he funded libraries, chapels, and relief efforts, with Lincoln’s administration noting his service. Born in Hanover about 75 years ago, he was linked to prominent German and American families and once served in the Mexican War. A public meeting of friends was planned for July 20, 1889, at Young's Hotel to honor his memory.

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Leo B. Schwabe Leo Schwabe Beachmont Mr. Sheedy Waltham Germany Count Schwabe Hadley Massachusetts Tatnall Connecticut Lincoln Castle Schaumberg River Weser Hanover Schwabes Samuel Schwabe Johanna Schwabe Goldschmitt Schwabe Manchester Eng Henry Heine Duchess of Sutherland Kearney Readville Farragut Quincy Soldiers Wilcox & Stearns McPherson Gallop’s Island Joshua Sears Henry C. Schwabe Columbia L. B. Schwabe I. Cohen I. Rosnosky Temple Chabei Shalom J. Mode A. P.sitz

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Death of Quincy Shoe Manufacturer Benjamin Curtis

Benjamin Curtis, longtime Quincy resident and shoe manufacturer, died Thursday at age 79 years and 3 months. A Democrat, he served as town treasurer, was an early Post patron, and enjoyed friendship with Colonel Greene. He retired in 1876, leaving a widow and two sons. his son Noah Curtis succeeded him in business.

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Death of Louisville bookseller John P Morton

John P Morton, veteran bookseller and publisher, died yesterday in Louisville Kentucky. Born in Lexington Kentucky in 1807, he studied at Transylvania University and left a fortune of at least $1,000,000. He was noted for charity including funding the Morton Church Home for the Episcopal church.

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M Quade Acquitted In Houston N Y Trial

McQuade the New York Alderman was acquitted in Houston New York today after a trial lasting several days. The jury retired for about an hour before delivering the verdict.

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M’quade Houston N. Y McQuade New York

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Shipping News Mini Almanac For July 20

Almanac style shipping note lists tides and moon phase for Saturday July 20. Contains partial times and day length reading with scattered letters and numbers reflecting navigational data.

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Maritime shipping notices and arrivals July listings

A crowded notice of vessels arriving and sailing from Atlantic ports including Samana Bay Trinidad Jamaica and Newport News. Details cover steamer movements, captains, destinations, cargoes like sugar molasses lumber and jute, plus weather notes and vessel names across Portland Boston Gloucester and New York areas.

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Freight and Charter Market Shows Firm Rates and Demand

Boston July 19 The freight market remains strong with scarce tonnage and high freights for lumber and coal loading. Large vessels are needed to meet shipper demand, and rates hold firm across West India trade and the Provinces. Numerous engagements include ships to River Platte, Cape Breton sleepers, and Boston coal runs with strong per ton prices and multiple vessels awaiting tonnage.

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Boston River Platte Seh Isiah Hart West India Cape Breton Bay Chaleur New York Prankin Sullivan Kennebec Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Richmond Norfolk Newport News Kaltes Gulf and Atlantic South America Auburndale Rosafo Mark John H Pearson Ichsiah Hart

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Milliridge Ice Drayage Abortive in July Skies

From Our Correspondents. Milliridge Maine on July 17 reports Ella Clifton and Strout from New York with Honest Abe. Boothbay Maine on July 18 notes Mattie Eaton escorted by Ellen sailing from Port Clyde to load ice for Norfolk, J L Byron from Boston to load ice for Camden New Jersey, Mary Elizabeth Dunton from Portland.

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Milliridge Ella Clifton Strout New York Honest Abe Boston Boothbay Ar Mattie Eaton Ellen Port Clyde Norfolk J L Byron Caimden Mary Elizabeth Dunton Portland

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Diverse 19th century ships sailings listed by port

A garbled log of July sailings from multiple ports including Algier Bay Falmouth Greenock Glasgow Hull Hamburg Liverpool London Marseilles Naples Newport Port and Sydney. Vessels span bark ships brigs steamers and a variety of nationalities with destinations notably New York Montreal Philadelphia Baltimore Halifax San Francisco and Cette.

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Algor Bay Cahieron Souter Mauritius New York Buenos Atr Fesmerelda Nadeau Marseilles Falmouth John W Marr Cotton Liverpool Greenock Warwick Montreal Glasgow Anchroria Hull Eng Josefa Brunnings San Francisco Hamburg Aar Adorna Pettersen Svea Erricksen Wilmington Steinhoeft Ger Minnehaha Boggs St John Margareth Blanca Minde Halifax Phasis Chrystal Carthagenian London Barcelona Camara Missouri Baltimore Star of Victoria Whhiladelphia Naples California Newport Guy Colin Oporto Sverre Nor Schoug Quebec Lorten Steele Portland Stettin Geesetemunde Gerdes Philadelphia Sydney Nsw Bowman B Law Abbot Tarifa Dogali Ttal Ciarlo Cette

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Fishermen Report 18,000 Pounds Cod from Georges Bank

Provincetown dispatch reports the fishing schooner Lizzie from Georges Bank catching 18,000 pounds of cod. Named crew members include Lelia Linwood Joseph Manta Laura Nelson and J J Merritt.

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Provincetown Lizzie Georges Lelia Linwood Joseph Manta Laura Nelson J J Merritt

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Sir Majory Brown Launches at Wilmington Yard

The vessel Sir Majory Brown was launched in Wilmington Delaware on July 17. Construction will take about a month and she will begin her service with a cargo run from Philadelphia to Boston.

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Wilmington Del Sir Majory Brown Philadelphia Boston

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Marine listings of ships bound for New York and other ports

A collection of vessel notices with ships including Theodor Fischer von Harten from Liverpool to New York on July 14, Ben Avon London to New York July 16, Embleton from Androssan to Puget Sound July 12, Konorma from Liverpool to Richibucto July 15, Speculant from New York to Adelaide with no date, Tamar E Marshall from Manila to Montreal June 25, Palermo from Buenos Ayres to Yarmouth July 4, and Dawn from Gaspe to Rio de Janeiro July 16. Also Italian bark eNGPF.Y Alexandria to New York July 11 and other bearing coordinates.

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Theodor Fischer von Harten Liverpool New York Ben Avon London Embleton, Bennett Androssan Puget Sound Konorma Thompson Richibucto Speculant Kampehl Adelaide Tamar E Marshall, Parker Manila Montreal Palermo Buenos Ayres Yarmouth Engpf.y Alexandria W. Srig Dawn Gaspe Rio Janeiro

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Weathered Notice to Mariners at Cottage City July 19

Steamner and Bache anchored due to fog hindering offshore hydrographic work after a lightning strike. Lieut Moser will remain until Nov 10 to complete work to Old Man's Shoal, Nantucket by Sept 20. Wollock Kip operates westward and at Great and Little Round Shoal. channels at Monomoy and eastern Sound change yearly. A new lightship to be placed between Nantucket Light and Meblair's wharf will range Sankaty Head Light for northbound vessels this fall.

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Cottage City Steamner Bache Lieuenant Moser Old Man’s Shoal Nantucket Great Round Monomoy Meblair’s Sankaty Head

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Wreck and salvages and ship movements across Atlantic port waters

Reports from Boston to New Bedford detail Tugboat EA Burke’s search for wrecked sch Bushrod W, sale of 120 ton vessel Potter to Andrew Mreey, and arrivals of Fern and Edith at Camden. Shore events include Schilla Brown and Monahansett incidents, Harriet Campbell crew loss, Gloucester May repairs, and ship activity around Halifax, Quebec, and St Domingo with cargo losses, crew abandonments, and repairs in progress.

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Boston EA Burke Bushrod Will Thomas Potter William Handy Marion Andrew Mreey Haviland & Creey New York Handy Oamden Fern Wright Edith Eastern Yacht Club F Ff Emery Clarence Burrage Millbridge Schilla Brown Dunbar Jonesport Egg Rock Upton Petit Menan Cotlagh City Monahansett Willie Smith Portland Wood’s Hall Halifax Gloucester Faerder Larsen Newport Eng Sable Island Canso Low Point Adelphia Buenos Ayres Sydney Harriet Campbell Pearson Ion Mobile Philadelpata Sch Greta Chatham Absecom Quebec Steaner Lemuria Havana Montreal Ark Premier Saguenay Brazil ST Domingo CL Medina Potter St Domingo City Mars Philadelphia Laguayra Bath New Bedford Schr J J Little Nantucket Newburyport Albert Mathews Schr Laura Robinson

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Harbor ship listings and sail plans from Atlantic ports

In port and sailing notices from Bay Verter to Digby show vessels including bark families Neilsen Dublin Kong Oskar Neilsen Honfleur Marne Borge Hamburg at Bay Verte Chatham and Cardenas. Ships Roska Titania Goole Lulled sail July 14 16 and 30 for North of Hatteras New York Boston. In port July 10 Hattie Harbour Boston and Glenesslin New York with crew Pritchard Oren.

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Bay Verte-Ar Pritchard New York Curacoa Geo B Lockhart Oren Hattie

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Maritime arrivals and clearances list from Atlantic ports

A long, comma rich record of ships sailing and ports clearing from Halifax, Montreal, Bermuda to Liverpool and New York. Entries note ships names such as City of Columbia, Vancouver, Seneca, Gyldenlove, and Aris with destinations including New York, Montreal, and Queenstown. Dates range July 5 to July 19, with numerous vessels cleared at Halifax and St John NB, trades involving bark, brig, steamer, and schooner, and mentions of cargoes and voyage legs in Atlantic shipping news.

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Catalonia Atkin Liverpool Alex Martin Valestine Whiteway Warren & Co Yarmouth Stanwood J G Hall & Co Eduardo Span de Larraure St John Mark Strathmuir Fleming Buenos Scis Eureka Doucette Weymouth JG Hall & Co Ella Jennie Ingalls Grand Menin Bess Smith Mereghan River Maud and Lessie Balmer Joggins Robert Splainey Sir F James Burnie de Ruyter New York Hertha Baracoa State of Maine Portland Shawmut Tins Philadephia Orion Oakland PC Merriman Newport News Ocean King Helicon Miane Rowan Marcia Lewis Charles Morford Sarah Wood Wheeler Florence Abbott Index Maggie G Hart Sallie B Isaac PT Campbell Otello Win E Lee Gamina Woodward Abrahams Clifford Saint Marie Dick Ham M Lst Pierre S Kk F James Highland Light Karl Burgess Calcutta de Uyter Charles K Schull Auns Jimll Sdis Nellie Pickup Atwood Jamaica Bel Gregory Tockland Grace Gower Cuba Hubbard's Cove Aristides Bjornebo Cardiff Halifax Finland Luandqvist United Kingdom Alroy Tyrrell Queenstown Gyldenlove Hansen Sheet Harbor UEITH Critic Crystal Stannard Vancouver Lindall Montreal McLeod Lauderdale Stewart West Hartlepool Corean Menzies Glasgow Dunlop London Plymouth Eng Canova Johnson Quebec Pictiu Sherwood Douglass Barbadoes Panama San Juan McCrea San Francisco Progresso Camellia Penney Parrsboro Lina Waterford Mercurius Issackson Sharpness Elektra Lpring Garston Gladston Earl of Zetland Cunningham Banjoewangie Winnifred Larsen Circassian Vega Elien Crusoe Tapley Santos Park Giulio e-Clemenza Assgante America New Orleans Maria Silva E W Stetson Knight Sandy Hook Campanero Springsteen Turks Island Cora Bay Ragua Delaware Satir Krog Ship Island Gordon Castle Keon Galway Belle Star Kearson Dublin Edmund Burns Barbados Nellie Parker Harding Bess & Stella Haux Hattie Turner Glass Minnie C Laylor Quinlan Benjamin T Biggs Henderson Tampico Port J M MeiInnis Anderson Galveston Arc Abyssinia Hong Kong Yokohama Windsor Sch Phoenix Milton Schs Belle Halladay Nickerson Kocheco

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Domestic Ports Show Broad Ocean Trade Notes

The July port log lists many vessels sailing and arriving across Atlantic and coastal ports. Entries from Apalachicola Baltimore Brunswick Bath Charles ton Calais Danversport Dover Galveston Georgetown Georgetown Greenwich Hyannis Lynn Mobile Norfolk Newburyport North Boothbay New York Portland Port Royal Philadelphia Portsmouth San Francisco Savannah Thomaston Wareham detail ships, bark, schooner arrivals and clearnings with dates mid July. This snapshot records merchant activity including freights, routes to Rosario, New York, Boston, Philadelphia and Bermuda.

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Apalachicola Benjamin Dickerman Chisholm Rosario Sbaltimore Finsbury Scott New York JH Chadwick Stumburt Navassa White Connors Boston Laura Saunders Weymouth Clara Picken Teddy Savannah Joshua Baker Kennebec Chase Fannie Brown Starrett Port Mabel Hooper Hooper Baltimore Agnes Fleming EC Aten Mead Philadelphia Walter F Parker Tracy Charles Lida J Lewis Townsend Wiscasset Mary F Godfrey Godfrey Korace Osborn Edwin A Gaskill May Williams Reed Maggie J Lawrence Shaw Wilmington Del Calais Schs E C Gates Lugano Madagascar Loduskia Gamecock M_L Newton Nellie Eaton Ella Brown James Warren Ee Balled Porter Washington Hooker Tur Mott Haven Danversport Abby L Dow David Tuiner Dover J C Cottingham Atlantic City Sophia Godfrey Galveston Hattie Dunn Poland Georgetown Hattie L Sheets Dole Myra W Spear Chase Lister Robinson Josie R Burt Hurt Norfolk R .Bibber Pinkham City of Baltimore Tawes Greenwich Sch Mail Palmer Hyannis Katie J Hoyt Bearse Elizabethport Adams Hingham Islands City Studley Dennis Hattie Paige Crocker Boson Cotmt Hattie M Howes Handy Annie Louise Lynn Frostburg Miles John D Page Allen Mobile New Orleans Celestina Viassich Cette KB ‘T Campbell Gardiner Hattie V Kelsey Bridgeport Baylis Kennebec River R G Whidden Warren KI Nws J B Ogden New Port Providence Sarah W Lawrence Portsmouth Alert Vera Cruz Crown Prince Progreso Ogden Jennie Lind Leighton Samuel L Russell Russell Emma C Middleton Banks Hattie A Marsh Barker Cto George A Pierce Aery Rockland North Boothbay Trave Bremen Wieland Hamburg Havre Lagnayra Etc Augusta Victoria Penland Amsterdam Claribel Hayti Germanic Liverpool Bark Elvina Dartel Tuspan Prigs Mersey Helle Hemeon Vort Spain Trinidad David Bugbee Stowers Barbados Sparkling Water Hichborn Black River Hoboken Searsville Messervey Rebecca J Moulton Douglass Haines Portland Gen Worth Davis Friendship S. P Hitchcock Blair A W Ellis Ryder J Nickerson Grace Davis Geo M Adams Port Royal Jacob Reed Maud H Dudley Rochdale Great Britain Reading Smith Salem Calvin F Baker Baker John Haynes Carver Bath Edward P Avery Hawley Narragansett Carson Lanesville Willie Vanderherchen Bateman Kate E Geo Tantane Fisher Charleston Edward Meed Rankin Lucy Cook Mass Jennie Greenbank Webster South New Market ES Lee Thompson Charlestown Mark Gray Edwards Eliza Scribner Seaman Mary J Hlubbard Hubbard Newcastle Geof Sweeney Sir John Bracewell Delaware Bernard Port Antonio Iodine Ivigtut Wm Conlman Bluefields Avon Antwerp Barnwell St Jago Mounts Bay Amsterdham Proteus Petersen Baarbados Perth Amboy Solani Leonessa Pendleton J J Moore Arnold Arvesta Mott Williamsport Miller Henry Sutton Pierce Kinma Briggs Gray Augusta San Francisco Newborn Panama Edinburgh Pardiner Sydney Nsw Royal Alice Fletcher Honolulu Jamaica Queenstown City of Macon Sola Rotterdam Robert K Parker Jennie Rosaline Providence Thomaston Cyrus C Chamberlain Wareham John Stockham Kenyon

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From Boston for Liverpool by Cunard steamer Cata lonia

From Boston for Liverpool by Cunard steamer Catatonia Miss E D Revere Miss H Revere the Rev Dr

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Multiple Passengers and Crew Listed for Atlantic Steamers

A lengthy passenger list names Mrs Mary Coe Miss A B Coe Mrs M Conley Mr and Mrs W M Daly and many others, including Mrs Mary Condon Mr J Wred Mason and Captain Moses. Also listed are numerous Mrs and Misses along with sailors and officials, alongside fares and cabin classifications for various steamers sailing from Boston for Bremen Havre Savannah and Liverpool aboard Norddeutscher Lloyd Transatlantique Cunard and allied lines.

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Mails Close at Boston For Europe and Nova Scotia

Supplementary mail and direct Boston service via steamships Cata lonia and Halifax depart July 20. European routes to Great Britain Ireland and other countries at 1.00 PM. Nova Scotia Miquelon and Newfoundland via Halifax depart July 20 at 11.00 AM.

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Trans Pacific Mails to Oceanic Regions by Alameda Sailings

Notice of mail dispatches for Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoa and Hawaii via steamship Alameda from San Francisco with sailing dates July 27 and July 31. Mails close at Boston on July 91 and July 26 respectively with deposit at the post office eight or nine days prior.

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Lake Erie & Western May earnings rise to 64963 dollars

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M Quade Acquitted In Houston N Y Trial

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Shipping News Mini Almanac For July 20

Maritime shipping notices and arrivals July listings

Freight and Charter Market Shows Firm Rates and Demand

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Milliridge Ice Drayage Abortive in July Skies

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Diverse 19th century ships sailings listed by port

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Fishermen Report 18,000 Pounds Cod from Georges Bank

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Sir Majory Brown Launches at Wilmington Yard

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Marine listings of ships bound for New York and other ports

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Weathered Notice to Mariners at Cottage City July 19

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Wreck and salvages and ship movements across Atlantic port waters

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Harbor ship listings and sail plans from Atlantic ports

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Maritime arrivals and clearances list from Atlantic ports

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Domestic Ports Show Broad Ocean Trade Notes

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From Boston for Liverpool by Cunard steamer Cata lonia

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Multiple Passengers and Crew Listed for Atlantic Steamers

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Mails Close at Boston For Europe and Nova Scotia

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