Cyclone limited train may become permanent Boston to Mt Desert
Rail line reports heavy demand for the vestibule Pullman cars from Boston to Mt. Desert with four new cars on order at a cost up to 1000000 dollars. The "cyclone" runs faster than rival services and attracts travelers seeking elegant dining and parlor car service. Economic notes: treasury outlays and exports shift, while stocks and wheat prices show weakness. New England and Canada rail data referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine
Maine Central
Pullman Palace
Boston
Mt. Desert
Pullman Palace Company
Bar Harbor Limited
Mt. Desert Ferry
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Washington
Treasury
Bradstreet
United
Canada
Derby Railroad Crisis Sparks Stockholder Bid for Control
New Haven July 22 President Joel A Sperry says Starbuck cannot assume control until the next stockholders meeting in November. Starbuck plans immediate takeover with several directors reportedly backing him. Rumors say Colonel W H Stevenson may be named president and general manager with Henry Kentfield as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby Railroad
New Haven
Conn
Joel A. Sperry
The
Starbuck
Sperry
W. H. Stevenson
Henry Kentfield
Consolidated Rond
Roperty
Asier
Rail and railroad expansion and earnings show growth
The Norfolk & Western plans to build twenty five miles of the Clinch Valley extension amid land purchases and coke ovens. Northern Pacific reports a favorable annual return with a surplus over 1,000,000 despite higher fixed charges. Westinghouse to invest 500,000 in Rock Island works. Thirty seven railroads report second week earnings totaling 2,508,420 showing strong gains over 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk & Western
Clinch Valley
Southern Pennsylvania Railroad
New Shippensburg
Northern Pacific
Cascade
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Rock Island
St. Paul
Saratoga
Fitchburg Road
Toledo
St. Louis
Kansas City
Toledo Board of ‘Trade
Wabash
Boston & Maine Railroad
Manvilroad
Manchester, Chester & Lawrence
Ane
Boston
Manchester
Ships in Transit and Departures Across Global Ports
Ship news lists vessels at Gibraltar London Liverpool Bremen Shanghae Shields Moville Boston Genoa Stettin Hiogo Newcastle and Isle of Wight with routes including New York Montreal Baltimore Philadelphia Yok York Genoa and Bremen. Voyages cite Monmouthshire Bretwalda North Cambria Lord Warwick Racilia Olympia Cascapedia Trave Weser Sorrento Slate Gothia Hampshire Iniziativa and others with dates from July 13 to July 99.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
Monmouthshire
Japan
China
New York
Bretwalda
Jenisat
Baltimore
North Cambria
Philadelphia
Lord Warwick
Carthagena
Racilia
Rio Marina
Hennemi
Olympia
Valermo
Newark
London
Fescalona
Montreal
Malin Head
Monarch
St John
Barrow
Liverpool
Nevada
Perim
Cascapedia
Tloilo
Bremen
Trave
Weser
Shanghae
Hankow
Shields
Castlegate
Moville
Sardinan
Boston
Sorrento
Hall
Genoa
Slate
Stettin
Gothia
Hiogo
Hampshire
Newcastle
Newcastle City
New
Iniziativa
Brittante
Bull River
York
Isle of Wight
Santiago
Aliitha
Bonai
St New York
Aller
Germanie
Trinacra
Mediterranean
Notice to Captains from United States Sign Observations
Notice instructs captains to observe barometer readings at noon Boston wind station for Greenwich time and apply corrections for altitude. It states one hundredth inch of barometer error per ten feet above sea level and provides miniature almanac data for Saturday July 28 with moon phase and high and low water times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wal Station
Boston
Mometer
Trade Review Notes Improved Crop Prospects and Mixed Trade Signals
The weekly trade review reports overall favorable trade conditions for the season with good to fair collections at most points. Crop prospects are more favorable though drought and insect damage remain uncertain. South shows a drop of 14,000 tons in iron production comparing first half 1887 to second half 1886, while Western real estate enthusiasm cools. Disappointing enforcement of the interstate act tempers some markets but exchange volumes and rail returns persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORK
Re- Co
EF. Russell
United States
Rh. G. Dun & Co
Canada
Halibut Prices Soar as Fresh Receipts Hit Market
Halibut receipts have driven bio geo price to 3 percent per pound for white and gray. Mackerel arrivals were absent all week and optimism for a strong catch remains uncertain across sources.
Maritime cargoes and sailings listed in Atlantic port notices
The shipment schedule lists vessels sailing and passing to and from Bordeaux, Drogheda, Quebec, Flintran nan, Fleetwood, Glasgow, Greenock, King Road, Lundy Island, London, Liverpool, Oporto, Queenstown, St Louis Senegal, Sydney NSW, and Hastings Mills with brigs, barks, ships, captains, and destinations including Bay Verte, St John NB, New York, Montevideo, Savannah, Arichat, London, Bathurst NB, and Apalachicola among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordeaux
Jay
Sylvia
Bay Verte
Drogheda
Pelle Star
Keason
St John
Publin
Sielga
Nor
Schulstok
Quebec
Flintrannan
Wetessen
Pascagoula
Gost
Fleetwood
Johanne
Isaacson
West Bay
Glasgow
Stephens
Susann Greenock
King Road
Isey
New York
Lundy Island
Wood, Boyd
Cardiff
Montevideo
London
Brenhilda
Man
San Francisco
Brownrigg
Williamson
Liverpool
McDonald
Charlottetown
Oporto
Poingdestie
Park Fortuna
Cardoza
Queenstown
Luis A Martinez
Scott
Pictou
Henrietta
Anderson
Bathurst
Helvedia
Grammes Apalachicola
Lynn
ST Louis
Senegal
Merjadson
Sydney
Nsw-Ar
Shannon
Blvins
Hastings Mills
Herman Rotterdam
Wol
Mary Graham
Ship and crew movements in transatlantic routes listed
Park Sarah Doe of Merriam New York is noted for Nunevitas on July 11 coordinates 34 09 72 20 aboard brig Les Trois Soeurs at Borgton from Aux Cayes. Bark Yarra Yarra with Pedersen from Bremen to New York on July 21 coordinates 41 43 65 10 by steamer Sorrento at Poston from Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorrento
Ousten
Hull
Mase
Sanderson & Son
Gen Whitney
Bearne
New York
H M Witney
Forest City
Deering
Mt Desert
Bar Llarber
Penobscot
Ingraham
Bangor
Star of the East
Collins
Bath
City of Gloucester
Young
Gloucester
Jennie Sweeney
Morse
Philadelphia
Parkentine
Bushne
Glace Bay
Union
Townsend
Paspebiac
Americ PQ
Troi Soeurs
Haytien
Aux Cayes
Lyon Dupuy & Co
Barkentine Mattieth
Dill
Windsor
Ocean Belle
Ruggles
Port Gilbert
Bessie Carson
Mapplebeck
Irench Cross
Endeavor
Martin
Joggins
Judith Ann
Boston
Laury
Northeast Harbor
Kate
Hutching
Cadiz
Warner & Freeman
M F Pickering & Co
Nelle
Morse - Bath
Baker
Charleston
Weymouth
O Snow
Crosby
Newport News
Belle Hardy
Kelly
Georgetown
Alice Montgomery
Laryenuday
Baltimore
Sherman
Higwins
Lawrence
Farrow
Minnie Rowan
St John
Oliver Sehorfeld
Crowell
Perth Amboy
E Lee
D D Haskell
Haskell
Mattie E Eaton
Gamage
Thomas L Smith
Swain
Addie Jordan
Herriman
Philadelpia
Cornelia Soule
Francis
Herbert HE
Fisher
Seth Norman
Smith
Chase Raymond
Thatcher
Hoboken
Bertha F Walker
Westgate
John B Norris
Harding
Staten Is
Olive Elizabeth
Randall
Woodbridge Creek
New Haven
R Emerson
Childs
Rondout
M Marrect
Wiley
Geo B
Ferguson
Abby L Dow
Charles L Mitchell
Frost
Portina
Cash
Norfolk
Wasch
Kennard
Freeman
Eliot
Ann Parker
Rockland
G W Raitt
Colemwn
Metropolis
Brown
Vinalhaven
L M Strout
Fernald
Winterport
Susan E Nash
Stevens
Kennebec River
Lillie
Perkins
Maria L Davis
Chase
Chilmark
Park Sarah Doe
Merriam
Nunevitas
Lon
Les Trois Soeurs
Borgton
Bark Yarra Yarra
Pedersen
Bremen
Poston
Maritime Notices and Light Beacon Changes Worldwide
Notice lists wrecks and new lighthouses across Cochin Porto Rico Moluccas and Cuba. Describes wreck destroyed by torpedoes off Cape Bak e Cochin and new fixed flashing light on Muertos Island Porto Rico August 15 1887 visible eighteen miles. Also notes Java reef chart updates near Pitt Passage and Lucretia Point Cuba red flashing light every thirty seconds with two second flashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Bake
Cochin
China
Cape Ba-ke
Porto Rico
Muertos Island
Caja de Muertos
Moluccas
Pitt Passage
Java
la Best
Lucretia Point
Cuba
Boston Bound Vessels Sail From Various Ports
A list of ships and brigs bound for Boston with origins and sailing roughly in early to mid year. Entries include Ariadne Trainor from Barbados July 5 and Alice Reed from Manila February 24, among others such as Antonio Sala from Havana July 16 and Morayshire from Madras May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ariadne
Trainor
Br Brig
Barbados
Alice Reed
Stahl
Ambark
Manila
Anter
Anna
Hellmers
Ger
Chittagong
Antonio Sala
Pierce
Havana
Bonito
Koch
Gerbrig
Rio Grande Do Sul
Big Bonanza
Collins
Am Ship
Melbourne
Lloilo
Cebu
Charleston
Svensen
Nor Park
Rosario
de Cap
Grandsen
Nor Bark
Buenos Ayres
Christine
Huncke
Gersch
Nossi Be
Carib
Avilla
Am Park
St Domingo
Penang
Singapore
Hilma, Friser
J L Bowen
Nelson
Ambrig
St Johns
Humacoa
J F Whitney
Morris
Sr Bark
Cadiz
Lancefield
Delap
Iloilo
St. Helena
Mindoro
Hutchinson
Morayshire
Storm
Madras
Goconada
Susan Bergen
Givans
Ponce
Tarlia
Norbark
Hamburg
Unda
Olsen
Nor Brig
Montevideo
Wildwood
Sawyer
Wau-bun
Weltch
Matanzas
Ice laden schooners and cargoes rout the Atlantic trade
Maritime notices list numerous schooners laden with ice and paving stones sailing to and from Kennebec Philadelphia New York and Baltimore. Ports from Boston to Havana record vessels cleared and sailed with cargoes of coal ice and stones amid brisk Atlantic activity.
Destructive gales and shipwrecks from Boston to Barbados
Maritime notices report heavy gales near Baracoa and Cadiz, wrecks of the Venice Vaughan and others near Barbados, and losses including the Firth of Olna. Indian Ocean and Atlantic routes suffer multiple ships split, flooded, or wrecked with crews lost or missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bergenseren
Baracoa
Viking
New York
Victoria
DJ Foley
Carl Konow
Pearbg
Kate E Morse
Bath
Cadiz
Barbados
Venice
Vaughan
Rio Janeiro
San Giuseppe
Hoang Ho
Meinertz
Annie Saymour
Emelie Adeline
Geo Booth
Burk
Lane
London
San Blas
Avejando
Barreman
Shields
San Francisco
Montreal
Schwaner
Cresnon
Antwerp
Yelle Isle
Quebec
Grandholme
Kamouraska
Newport
Pet
Glasgow
Firth of Olna
Java
Multiple vessels sail and port calls listed across Atlantic entries
A string of ship movements including in port and sailing dates for vessels such as Elmiranda in Accra Havenne, Gluckauf to New York, Maggie Browne for Matane, Furnessia to New York, Liscard to Baltimore, Harry White loading for New York, Rosedale for Hayti, and numerous others. The report notes ports including Accra Cape Rosier Liverpool and Montreal with various steamers and barks departing or entering, plus quarantine orders and cleared ships at St John and Rotterdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accra
Elmiranda
Havenne Wremen
Gluckauf
Ballebr
New York
Andromeda
Bunger
Cape Rosier
Maggie Browne
Davies
Matane
Clasgow
Furnessia
Hodderwick
Genoa
Liscard
Bryne
Baltimore
Jeremie
Harry White
Hopkins
Liverpool
Rosedale
Spence
Hayti
Watanzas
Carolina
Ugalde
Havana
Cienfuegos
Federico
Gartied
Malin
Maori
Jackson
Brunswick
Londonderry
Marbella
Wellfield
Philladelphia
Frethandel
Malaga
Akrona
New Orlean
Port Mahon
Musquash
Aldine
Dennison
Philadelphia
Park Ocean
Henriksen
Boston
Montreal
Invermay
Picton
Toronto
Cotherstone
Sydney
Mississippi
Bristol
Cremnan
Antwerp
Bedlington
Glaceau
Eva Lynch
Corning
Pernambuco
Magnolia
Quebec
Barcelona
London
United States
Galena
Chester
Port Mulgrave
Georgia Shepard
Ocean King
Thornholme
Arcadian
Navarro
Creetland
St John
Vaeni
Olsén
Rotterdam
Penarth
Martha Reid
Jones
Glasgow
Schs
Annie
Bergen
Odell
Vineyard Haven
Alta
Harrington
Fall River
Julias
O'Dell
Portland
Joliette
Price
Oston
Maggie
Spragg
Holder
Farnsworth
Speedwell
Read
Providence
Ethel
Forsyth
Holmes
Branscomb
City
Syringa
Lipsett
Rob & Harry
Brown
E White
Bonnell
Valetta
Akerly
Salisbury
Chapman
St Thomas
Nellie Bruce
Somerville
Hyperion
Hadley
Maggie Maly
Southampton
Elbe
Victoria
Outer Harbor
Parthia
Brough
Vancouver
Japan
China
Nova Scotia
WAL Far
Port Tea
Kesburt
Cape Bretton Pictou
Charlottetown
Cape Breton
Prince Edward Island
St. John’s
N. F
Halifax
U. S
Lewis Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Harrison Loring
A. D
Shipping News Roundup from Boothbay to Gloucester
Readable fragments report sailings from Boothbay Vineyard Haven and Gloucester with vessels like the Enterprise Islander and D M French, plus several crews bound for New York Philadelphia Portland and Baltimore. Fish landings include 165000 lbs cod 4000 lbs halibut and 15 barrels mackerel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
Lawrence Haines
Tibbetts
Boston
Rose E Sawyer
Boothbay
Edsachs
R Nickerson
Stafford
Bay St Lawrence
Rose & Sawyer
Damariscotta
Rockaway
Smith
Millbridge
Portland
Albert
Decktow
Bangor
Inport
Swis George
Lizzie
Annie
Sperun
Enterprise
Islander
Lawson
Rishmond
West Side
Gannon
Gloucester
Salled
Bark Romance
CC Vanhorn
Schs
Kenduskeag
Golden Rule
Swhs
Sarah W Lawrence
Luta Brice
Yassed West
Steamm
Barge Lorena
New York
Sch
George Yaulane, Jr. Fisher
Gardiner
Midnight
Falcon
Specegee
Frank Foster
Storm King
Seining
Albert H Cross
Philadelphia
Knickerbocker
Clarita
Bath
Washington
William M Bird
King
Baltimore
John F Merrow
William Mason
Rockland
Anna
Domestic ports update with cargo and vessel movements
In Astoria in port on the 13th were York and Liverpool. At Bangor ships and crews listed include Bushrod W Hill Higgins and Mark Pendleton Pendleton. Cleared ships include Harry Smith and Grace Davis. Sailed vessels include Albano Chatham and Henry B Cleaves. Bath activity features Cassie Jameson and Josiah Whitehouse among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
York
Liverpool
Bangor
Seis Bushrod
New York
Albert T Stearns
Kelley
Fall River
Matthew Bedlington
Stainthorpe
Antonio
Berkshire
Bristol
Electric
Craig
Port March
Boston
Stella
Hodgemann
Hamburg
Park Fratelli
Tomaassich
Queenstown
Icis Chase Church
Lent
Providence
Horatio
Perry
New Bedford
J D Robinson
Hagan
Salem
Joseph K Baker
Davis
Allyn
S Point
Hattie M Crowell
Chase
Beaton
E M Reed
Parker
Albano
Woodside
Reed
Washington
Hitchcock
Blair
Baltimore
John Merrow
Nickerson
Wm M Bird
Elwood Burton
Warrington
Philadelpa
Nantasket
Haskell
Camden
May Williams
Bertha Dean
Tripp
Mary B Rogers
Knight
Ellis Rogers
Moore
Unison
Henderson
Jacob Reed
Frank Harrington
Kent
Jonathan May
Littie
City of Philadelphia
Burton
Saco
Alfred Brabrook
Connor
Tena
Cotton
Ranmer
Margaret A May
Jarvis
Ik M Hawes
Purington
Haroldine
Tibbetts
Cain
Icis Normaddy
Wyman
Magei Gardner
Wm Mason
Philadelnlua
Johnson
Passengers Listed for Transatlantic Voyages from Boston and New York
The excerpt catalogues travelers departing Boston for Liverpool on the Cunard steamer Etruria and Havre on La Bourgogne, with named passengers including Miss G Hyle, Charles Aldrich, Rev Henry T. Rose, Miss M E Ward, Ilon Henry L Pierce, and others. plus passengers from New York on Delano and Chaplin services, and a Jamaicabound steamer Aguan list featuring families and clergymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Liverpool
Cunard
Etruria
New York
E Jenner
W A Edghill
Stoddard
J Stoddard
David Hope
J R .Townsend
J Rn Townsend
Susan Steel
LH Hien
Fred Leonard
Mail Closes At Boston For Mexico Cuba And More
Specially addressed demoro Yglesias for Mexico via Havana departs New York Saturday July 28 at 2 30 pm For Bluefields Nic via steamship Anglian from New Orleans Saturday July 29 at 7 00 pm For Cuba by rail to Tampa and steamship via Key West closes at Boston daily at 3 00 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demero Yglesias
Mexico
Havana
New York
Bluefields
Nic
Anglian
New Orleans
Cuba
Rai
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Boston
Cromwells&s. &. Line
Pier 9
North River
New York City
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Louisiana
Ponte Points
Texas
E. v. Gager
Knickerbocker
F. KE
Washington Street
Samue Hy
Seaman
Trans Pacific Mails Notice for Society Islands and Oceanic Route
For Society Islands, per ship City of Papelli, from San Francisco, July OKs For China Japan and the East Indies excluding British India per steamship Oceanic from San Francisco Aug 3. Correspondence for trans Pacific mails should be mailed in Boston at least eight days prior to dates given above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society Islands
City of Papelli
San Francisco
China
Japan
the East Indies
British India
Steamship Oceanic
Boston
Southern Pacific Company
Louisiana
Texas
E. Kk. Currier
N. E
Washington Street
E. Hawley
Broadway
New York
Morga
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS TO ARRIVE AT BOSTON
A long list of ships with origins from Liverpool Glasgow Antwerp and Hamburg is shown for arrivals at Boston and New York with dates and agents. Ships named include Catalonia Leerdam Roman Palestine and Scythia among others, with various port calls and sailing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sero
Liverpool
Alex Martin
Catalonia
Joe Austrian
Glasgow
Allan
Antwerp
Cll & Lootz
Warren & Co Catalonia
New York
Leerdam
Rotterdam
Finch, Edge & Co Suevia
Hamburg
Kunhardt & Co
P Wright & Sons Herman
Rivlin
Alex Martin C’y
Mon’al
Velrichs & Co Roman
Kansas
Warren & Co Cephalonia
Alex Martin Richm
D Hill
London
Henderson Bros Waesland
Iwy
Wright & Sons
British Queen
Richm
Henderson Bros
Finch, Edge & Co Arable
Greece
Iurst Louis de Bebian
Scyt
Hurst
Scholten
Pay Fudue & Co Aurania
Saveedeo
H Brown & Co
Underhill Lessing
Wright & Sons Pealand
Bilsma
Bremen
Bismay la Gascogne
Havre
Alex Martin Bulgarian
Thayer & Lincoln Austrian
Il& A Allan Palestine
Warren & Co Pavonia
Liverpoon
Alex Martin British Crown
Furness Hondo
Honduras
J H Freeman
Alex Martin Kansas
Warren
Warren & Co Palestine
Sorrento
Charters Report Mixed Ice and FreightActivity
Coal and ice tonnage remain active while petroleum freights stay busy. Rates for New York to London and Philadelphia to Bristol are listed. charters include Norwegian bark Rachel for East London and west coast of Africa at £1275 lump sum and British bark Ashantee from Bay Chaleur to Boston at 14 cents per ton. Other vessels carry sleepers, deals, stone, ice, and lumber between Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Kennebec and Boothbay with varied rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Robinson
Megathian
Bird
Ket
Raymond
Maul
Richmond
Smith
Philadelphia
Eerleston
Rollent
Kennebec
New York
Fannie Whitmore
Whitmore
Wiscasset
Cape Ann
Lark Parana
Staban
Bristol
Pavers
Cap
Erminia
Davies
Welmore
Lington
Robbins
Boston
Parker’s Harbor
Hattie Baker
Parker
Bath
Washington
Ebec
Baltifordo
Sch
Dennisport
M H Reed
Georgetown
Jacksonville
Caroline Hall
Louis
Mobile
Parks Moss Rose
Crosbie
Rio
Savannah
White Sea
Millard
Galveston
Baltimore
Bae Gist
Curtis
Newport
Mary Eleanor
Pictou
Paso
New Orleans
City of Augusta
N. S
el Berne Oa
Ti ‘i Boa
Trina
Eria
Abarnues
Abel Danielsen
F. Richard
Veamwell
McLeod
London
Cape Hayti
Hatteras
Haytian
Fine Air
Avre
Ogiaia
Nielsen
Bremen
Aries Gee Ee Arbadosa
Lump Sum
George
Edgett
New London
Branscomb
St John
Mower
Purdy
Olivia
Louise
Arichat
C. B
Williams
Harbinger
Fickett
Bangor
Harmona
Pendleton
A Hayward
Jones
Belfast
Gates
Port Medway
Freeman
Calais
Eugenie Milbridge
Ann
Powers Silivan
Timothy
Port Williams Field
Wooster
Paul Seavey
Kendall
Thomaston
N. 8
Abbie H Hodgman
Vinal Haven
Ann Wine
P . Parker
Rialto
Kerr
Newcastle
Wergeland
Hiansen
Baracoa
Etruria
Cook
Liverpool
Zaardam
Vander Zee
Amsterdam
Marsala
Maas
Hamburg
Jerome
Camp
Para
Ambrose
Besson
Sudoria
Brown
Glasgow
City of Richmond
Bedford
Klyde
Cara
la Bourgoyne
Franquel
Havre
Soan Es Holberg
Arn Burcks
Zarcelona
Moruca
Bradford
E. 1Ré
Pus
Forsyth
Stettin
Matthias
Biickmann
Adolf
Bockelmann
Luxon
Adelaide
Ganger Rolf
Chandler New York
Rockland
Addie Wessels
Beale
Ira Bliss
Hudson
Mollie Rhodes
Port Johnson
Maritana
Saville
Wanderer
Porto Cortez
Gussie
Port Simon
Hutchinson
Havana
el Dorado
Oteri
Truxillo
Estrella de la Manana
Barcelona
Newbern
Melvin
Abbott
Logwood
Miragoane
Porto Rico
Bristol Channel
Londonderry
Rachel
East London
Africa
Enax Propositi
England
Bay Chaleur
P. Q
J. A. Horsey
Carver's Harbor
Boothbay
Kennebec River
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