Filthy Charlestown dwelling ordered vacated
The board of health ordered No. 18 Edmunds court Charlestown vacated for its filthy condition. The funeral of Charles F. Richards, connected with the new Boylston Museum, was held at No. 68 Chandler street with Rev. Schwartz officiating. Remains laid to rest at Mt. Hope cemetery. Twelve candidates for fire captain were examined by a board including Dr Samuel A. Green, Thomas F. Temple, and William F. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Edmunds Court
Charlestown
Charles F. Richards
Boylston Museum
Chandler Street
Schwartz
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Fire Department
Samuel A. Green
State Board of Health, Lumacy and Charity
Thomas F. Temple
Continuation of Charges Against Cambridge Almshouse Officers
The Cambridge Almshouse cruelty inquiry resumed at city hall with witnesses including Patrick Lynch and James Williams. Lynch described inmates locked in cells, inappropriate feeding, and nurses alert to mistreatment. Williams testified to beatings, confinement, and deprivations. Adjourned to 5 pm for further testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Murnighan
Cambridge Almshouse
Hough
Thomas Vobin
Thomas Couroy
Tewksbury
Turner
James Williams
Bryant
Mr. Bryant
Kenny
Mr. Hough
Fires in Boston area barns and shops cause minor damage
Fire alarms from boxes 575 235 273 and 45 report incidents in Brighton West Roxbury Malden and Central Square. Unoccupied barn on Western avenue Brighton owned by George Hollis sustained no damage. Cigar store at 41 Warren street owned by Charles J Landrick damaged $100 from a gas metre fire. West Roxbury barn destroyed with unknown origin. Malden incidents include a lamp explosion at Wiliam Lund store and a kerosene lamp fire at C A Lernee's apothecary, insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Western Avenue
Brighton
George Hollis
Warren Street
Charles J. Landrick
West Roxbury Park
Malden
Wiliam Lund
Syafare
C. A. Lernee
William Costello
Somerville Assessors Announce City Valuation Totals
City assessors report ward values totaling 24,578 and 200 dollars with ward 1 at 1,37,528 260 ward 2 at 7,369 400 ward 3 at 5,084,200 and ward 4 at 5,202,200. Tax rate remains the same as last year at 1600 on 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Ward
Weather synopsis and daily readings in early New England area
Indications for the New England states point to fair weather with increasing cloudiness and occasional local showers, southerly winds, and nearly stationary temperatures. The Middle Atlantic states expect occasional local showers and southerly winds with near-stationary temperatures. The Lower Lake region reports occasional local rain, southern winds, and slight temperature changes. The document lists station readings for Boston and New York City, including barometer, thermometer, dew point, precipitation, humidity, and wind data with times and 1585 date context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England States
Middle Atlantic States
Lower Lake Region
Sosice
Upserven
Samat Segxvicx
I Os
Boston
Aserwemere
Disastrous Inning Defines Chicago Boston Game
In a one sided Chicago Boston tilt the visitors scored six runs in the first inning as errors and wild plays plagued both teams. Anson’s men showed weak fielding with Gore slipping from third base and misplays from Mor ying and Pfeffer. Listkons controlled pitching for Boston, while Buffinton and Hackett struggled with control. Providence beat Buffalo 7 1 in a high scoring affair with six runs in the second inning aided by balls and errors. New York defeated St Louis as Welch could not be touched. Other results included Lawrences topping Brocktons and Mets beating St Louis with high offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Anson
Buffinton
Hackett
Wise
Poorman
Chicagos
Buff
Sam
Merrill
Gore
Morying
Joe
Listkson
Pfeff R
Morrill
Hornung
Dalrymple
Providence
Grays
Rowe
Myers
Lillie
Buffalo
Richardson
Carroll
Bassett
Denny
Daily
Hines
Buffalos
PO. A. Erich’de
Brouthers
Bane
Crowley
Words
Enhe
Providences
Po.a.eaines
Blue Daily
Start
Radbourn
Radford
Farrell
Welch
Ewing
O’ Rourke
Keefe
Louis
PO. A. E. Glasscock
Dunlap
McKinnon
O Burns
Bes
Donce
Bek A Shafer
Quinn
Suteline
NEW Yorks
Po.a.e
H’rke
Cfc
Conner
Keele
Law
Gillespie
Fcr
Iliiut
AaReto Atrepecesas
Ayyed Nins
St. Louis
Luisscock
Connor
Esterbrook
Scla Dson
Gerhardt
Ward
Otebrook
Sutcliffe
O'Rourke
Dalls
Mojority
Hone
Andrews
Bastian
Fogarty
Bostons
Detroits
Philadelphias
Haverhill
Portlands
Haverhills
Riverside
Titcomb
Robinson
Fulmer
lLeague
New England
Brockton
Eimpire Sullivan
Manning
Flint
Goston
Detroit Journal
Larry Corcoran
Detroit Free Press
Biddefords
Racing at Cazenovia lake features Hanlan versus Hosmer
About 1000 spectators watched Edward Hanlan of Toronto defeat George Hosmer of Boston in a rough three mile course at Cazenovia lake. The time was 18 minutes 46 seconds, with the event criticized for lack of survey and organization. Also report Saratoga racing results from July 23 including Primero and Freeland winners, plus Hull Yacht club regatta delays and rescheduled races set for July 27 with 2:30 start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
A. Department
Signal Service
United States Armay
Albany
Detroit
Mich
Oswego
N.Y
Vincent
Cess
Croscenrnns
New York
Philad UR Se
Syracuse
N. Y
Cazenovia Lake
Edward Hanian
Toronto
George Hosmer
Hanlan
Saratoga Flyers
Saratoga
Primero
Waddell Bryant
Calera
Erebus
Editor
Guydette
Yme
Excelsior
Freeland
Ten Stone
Kosciusko
Hazarus
Albia
Jim Douglass
Hull Yacht Club
Inquiry into Fisher Hill site linked to stock buying
MES SIMMONS'S ACCOUNT. The hearing on stock buying and Fisher Hill involves Councilmen Collison and Wightman with evidence from Avery Morse and others. Testimony covers funds, bank accounts, and the proposed Fisher Hill site for a high service reservoir, with questions about record accuracy and scope of inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher Hill
Collison
New York City
C. Fred Howe
Commonwealth National Bank
Mr. Simmons
H. S. Vanderbilt
Boston National Bank
Simmons
Daniel P. Hallett
L. J. Simmons
Avery
Morse
Hallett
New York
W. A. Simmons
Fred G. Story
Security Safe Deposit Company
Story
Mr. Morse
Mr.Story
Mr.Avery
Mrs. Simmons
Common Council
Osborne
William Taylor, Jr
William H. Coburn
Harry N. Collison
Witness
High Service
Engineer Wightman
Brighton
Chestnut Hill
Parker Hill
Roxbury
Wightman
Water Committee
Water Board
Taylor
Cherrington
Cherringson
Clarendon Hills
White
Council
Pen “Arpa
Foreman fatally scalded in Roxbury brewery tank blast
Patrick Houlihan 42, foreman at Highland Spring brewery, was scalded when a mash tank burst at Heath and Terrace streets Roxbury. He died at City Hospital at 6:35 PM. Deputy Patrick Eagan, 67, of Terrace Street, was badly scalded and hospitalized. Henry Barrett 18, of North Hanson, fell from an outward bound Old Colony train at South Abington, sustaining a compound arm fracture and head injuries. he refused amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Houlihan
Highland Spring
Heath and
Terrace Streets
Roxbury
City Hospital
Heath Street
Patrick Eagan
Terrace Street
Henry Barrett
North Hanson
Old Colony
South Abington
Sanford's Perfect Heel Protectors Advertised
The great objection to steel nails and surface plates for heels is their slipperiness and noise. Sanford's Perfect Heel Protectors offer a quieter, less slippery alternative and may extend heel wear by three or four months. Single pairs ten cents, Sanford Mfg Co, No 36 High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Sanford Mfg Co
High Street
Bonds Offered by J. F. Amsden & Son Address 50 Congress
Amsden and Son advertise a city of Terre Haute Indiana investment line with 5 percent bonds in 10-20 year offerings. Also promoted is Post Keller Dining Rooms at 41 Milk Street with a broad salad and hot meat menu at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Amsden & Son
Congress Street
City of
Terre Hache
Ind
Post Keller Dining Rooms
Milk Street
Death of Gen Grant Sparks Nationwide Mourning
Aldermen and council members plan actions as city meetings occur this evening across the commonwealth. Despatches report nationwide demonstrations of sorrow at General Grant's death. Bells toll, flags at half mast, and organizations observe the funeral day with appropriate ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
States of the Union
Gen. Grant
Public Recognition of Grant Death in Boston Drapery Displays
Citizens observed swift public mourning as Gen. Ulysses S. Grant died. News bulletins, half mast flags, and expansive draperies appeared citywide. Decorators showcased portraits, banners, and memorial setups in stores and hotels along Tremont, Washington, and Congress streets, honoring the fallen general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
State House
City Hall
Gen. Grant
Ulysses S. Grant
Faneuil Hall
Jordan, Marsh & Co
S. B. Suits
Washington and
Avon Streets
Washington Street
R. H. White & Co
Bedford Street
William S. Butler & Co
Tremont Street
Tremont Temple
Cne
U. S. GG
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Noyes and Blakesley
Lincoln
Garfield
Macallar, Parker & Co
Cupples
Upham & Co
School
Washington Streets
Gen
Grant
Parker House
Bright, Torrey & Co
White, Smith & Co
Delay & Meade, Florists
Potter Drug and Chemical Company
Columbus Avenue
Conrad’s
Gross & Straus’s
Winter Street
Transcript Building
Frank J. McQueeney’s
School Street
Comer’s
Blue
Cornhill
Thompson’s Spa
Grand Army
Pemberton Square
Franklin Crosby
Washington
L. D. Boise & Son
Spitz Bros. & Mark
Boston Post
Messenger Bros. & Jones
George A Castor & Co
Wyman’s Cafe
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa
3. A. Atkinson & Co
Houghton & Dutton
Sullivan’s Apothecary
Beacon Street
Brine and Norcross
Keep
W. D. Whitney & Co
R. H. Stearns & Co
Chickering & Sons
G. Beck & Co
Counterfeit Grant Portrait Pushed by Bufford Lithographers
Bufford’s Sons of Boston and Chicago prepared Thursday to meet a large demand for a counterfeit presentment of General Grant. The portrait is a faithful likeness from his most public appearance and carries praise from Col. Fred Grant who lauds it as an excellent portrait in acknowledgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bufford
Boston
New York
Chicago
Gen. Grant
Col
Fred Grant
Peter H. Watson Dies in University Place Home
Peter H. Watson ex president of the Erie railway died Wednesday night after a long illness in his University Place apartments. He served as first assistant secretary of war in the Civil War with charge of ordnance and quartermaster branches and acted as secretary during Stanton's absence. Before the war he was Washington's leading patent lawyer and a top United States practitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter H. Watson
Erie Railway
University Place
Mr. Watson
Ordnance
Quartermaster
Mr. Stanton
Washingte
Uniteds
Police Commissioners Issue General Orders on Officer Violations
The old board of police commissioners issued general orders on Thursday detailing dispositions for policemen. Patrolman Walter L. Hoad of division 11 was found guilty of rule 111 and fined 10 days' pay. Patrolman Nathan S. Albee of division 2 was guilty of rule 111 and fined five days. Patrolmen Edwin O. Merver and Albert Davis, for violation of rule 111, were found guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police Commissioners
Waiter L. Hoad
Nathan S. Albee
Rey
Edwin O. Merver
Albert Davis
Eugene M. Johnson
Richard H. Sait
Daniel H. Drew
James M. Day
John M. Jackson
John M. Driscoll
Benjamin H. Hunt
Probable Murder Trunk Found Floating Near Chestnut Street
A man at Union Boat Club saw a coarse potato bag containing a severed female trunk, about 160 pounds, dressed only in a soiled chemise. Autopsy pending. Medical Examiner cautious on murder ruling. Trunk may have come from multiple points along the harbor or Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander W. Cormack
Union Boat Club
Chestnut Street
Cormack
Stedian
Tinkham
S. Noclew
Cambridge
Steadman
New Boston Police Commissioners Confirmed and Installed
The Boston executive council confirmed the new police board after opposition to Osborne and Lee. The board took oath, moved to Pem berton square, and issued General Order No. 1 authorizing continued rules. Whiting and associates took over the premises. old commissioners aided the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
Board of Police
Osborne
Lee
Secretary of State
Pemberton Square
O’brien
Boston
City of
Police Department
Albert T. Whiting
William H. Lee
William M. Osborne
Fireworks Display and Concert at Hotel Nantasket
This evening at Hotel Nantasket a grand fireworks display from B M Wedger’s laboratory will thrill guests. Reeves’s American band performs a popular program with enhancements by Russell and Sturgis. Steamers from Rowe’s Wharf run hourly, making trips at 9 30 and 4 00 PM. Next Sunday’s concert will feature the favorite temple quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Nantasket
B. M. Wedger
Reeves
Messrs
Russell & Sturgis
Rowe
Ladies Day at Framingham Camp Attendance Noted
Governor's staff attended with many notaries as news of General Grant's death spread. Gen Peach sent a messenger to Boston to confer with Gov Robinson on observance of the event at the camp. The governor could not attend, and the Saturday parade may be omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framiham
Grant
Gen. Peach
Boston
Gov. Robinson
Noted Visitors and Health News From New England
Thomas Nash 18 summering in Europe Hon Eustace C Fitz improves Rev Mark Trafton rusticating at Mooseheld lake James A Doherty visiting Bangor John G Sinclair visiting Portsmouth guest of J M Goodwin Biddeford Hon Matthew Hale to spend July at Nantucket Hale once a mugwump Ex-President Arthur’s face browner and healthier Wading trout brooks and salmon fishing Miss Cleveland’s book may net 40000 to 50000 Widow of Charles C Robinson receives 10000 life insurance Engagement of Harry Andrews Rambler to Miss Kate May announced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Nash
Europe
Eustace C. Fitz
Mark Trafton
D. D
Mooseheld Lake
James A. Doherty
Michael Doherty
Bangor
John G. Sinclair
Portsmouth
John M. Goodwin
Biddeford
Matthew Hale
Albany
Nantucket
Hale
Arthur
Washington
Cleveland
Charles C. Robinson
Strafford
N. H
Harry Andrews
Rambler
The
Lewiston Journal
Kate May
Lewiston
S. E. May
Ship News Record From Major Ports
Shipping news lists vessels arriving or departing major ports with dates in July. Entries include Linn O Dea from Baracoa New York and Philadelphia bound ships like City of Rome from Liverpool and Ems from New York. Also noted are Mariposa from Honolulu Wyoming from New York and Guillermo from Baltimore with varied origins and destinations.
Port of Boston Steamer Listings and Clearances
Shipping notices show multiple steamers and brigs clearing and sailing from Boston Port, with routes to St John NB, Portland, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and New York. Notable vessels include New Brunswick Colby, Cumberland Thompson, Chatham Hallett, Saxon Snow, Pottsville Bacon, Harrisburg Albertson, Cambridge Ingraham, and Joan Brooks Snowman. Also listed are several sardine and coastwise steamers and a Trinidad sugar voyage aboard Sir Marion H Rand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn O' Dee
Miller
Baracoa
R Noyes
New Brunswick
Colby
Annapolis
Nss
W H Kuby
Gene Diet
Cumberland
Thompson
St John
Eastport
Portland
W H Kilby
Chatham
Hallett
Baltimore
Norfolk
S Howes
Saxon
Snow
Philadelphia
E B Sampson
Pottsville
Bacon
Harrisburg
Albertson
Cambridge
Ingraham
Bangor
James Littlefield
Joan Brooks
Snowman
Charles F Williams
Temnont
Donovan
C F Williams
George A Chafee
Proctor
Gloucester
Longfellow Smith
Provincetown
Marion H Rand
Jeffries
Trinidad
Cuba
Chase Foster & Co
Fanny Flint
Lubec
Warren
New Richmond
Bay Chaleur
Flash
Hatfield
Emma E Potter
Jones
Clementsport
Temperance Bell
Tower
Maggie S
Seeley St John
Iseh Bessie Carson Baker
French Cross
Mary Elizabeth
Everett
Port Gilbert
Carne
Easter
Hillsboro
Duhlin Strankel
Port Medway
Lisch Acad
Foster St John
Rie Bradford
R Woodside
Reed
Charles Noble Simmons
Babbitt
Everett Webster
Kelley
Adelpert Ames
Bateson
Breethy
Calais
Fatfield
Bassett
Mary E Pearson
Pendleton
Sanger
New Packet
Francis
Millbridge
Diana
Orne
Wiscasset
Grampus
Anthony
Franklin
Emily
Jes
Coleman
Saco
Herbert
Perkins
Rock
Hattie Lewis
Lowe
W Raitt
Oleman
Satellite
Adderton
Eliot
Lillie
Martin Martin
M C Rowe
Newburyport
Swis Benj B
Curch
E B Phillips
Eastsoutheast
Cape Cod
Fore
Jesse H Freeman
Anderson
Port Antonio
J H Freeman
Henry
Lindsey
Shulee
Osseo
Haley
Jas L Sullivan
Addie M Bird
Cushman
Vetch
Humphrey & Co
Gate City
Hedge
Savannah
F W Nickerson
Sihonaanren
Grace K Green
Gardiner
E C Knight
New York
Nova Scotia
Hughes
Live
Halifax
Saturnina
Echevarria
Cienfuegos
Hattie H Barbour
Barbour
Havre de Grace
E P Mason Nickerson
Providence
Eva L Ferris
Stapleton
Jennie M Carter
Eaton
Charles F Mayer
Hoboken
Norena
Chase
St Johns
Lulu Ammerman
Bennett
Williamsburg
Garland Kelley
Dover
William G Lewis
Baxter
H R Tilton
Annie Krane
Asturiano
St Jago
Endymion
Carthagena
Searsville
Acadia
Jam
Warrenton
Knox
Boston
Adeline
Wentworth
Tantemount
Princeton
Gray
Bath
E B Leiseuring
Davidson
Charles L Mitchell
Frost
Cotton
Sarah D Fell
Lovelana
Ellen M Golder
Griffin
Bucksville SC
P Emerson
Emerson
Curacoa Calanis
Schs
Watchman
Hamilton
Jed F Tluren
Noble
J W Curry
Benos Ayres
Georghcita
Alley
Wickford
Fair Dealer
March
Mist
Rowe
Folcn
Delaware
Sadler
Beverly
Seth W Smith
Martin
Currie Aucusta
Holt
Coweset
William M Everett
McDanie
Port Johnson
Charleston
Trascoli
Teneriffe
Bondevennen
Olsen, Livere
City of Palatka
Vogel
Aurchen
Kramer
Saenees Mie
DeHart
Brewster
Ew Ork
Fall River
Wilder
Sullivan
Guptil
Ésal Weston
Arlington
Leach
Colorado
Daniils
Georgetown DC
Mattie
Alma
Windsor
Eliza Levensale
Thomaston
E Willard Bangor
KE P Rogers
George W Glover
Rockland
Success
Charles H Sprague
John Stockham
Onward
Maggie Mulvey
Perseverance
Wesley Abbott Ellsworth
Bertha Elover Rockland
Ann Eliza
Edith T Goudy
Rockport
MC Carroll
J Pierce
Oak Wood
Carmela
Smith
Belfast
Adolfe
Bockman
Hamburg
Rebecca Crowell
Crowell
Buenos Ayres
Lieut Maury
Cape Town
Mary, Hansen
Stettin
Vrigs Manson
Harlow
Sierra Leone
Echo
Foster
Bridgetown
Carrie Walker
Starkey
Luta Pierce
Pierce St John
J L Cotte
Cougan
Yarmouth
Rendo
McIntire
Jeddo
St Stephens
Hell Gate
Sachem
Bartlett
Shanghai
Maury
Hansen
Baltic
Shis
Newport
Hannah Blackman
Burdie
Weehawken
Bucksport
J H Eells
Greenlaw
Telegraph Gilkey
Daniel Brittain
Elias Ross
Lewis
Hingham
Willard Saulsbury
Elizabethport
William Mazyck
Somers
Worfolk
Trudell
Fiddler
John M Broomall
Gandy
Jesse Murdock
Phinney
Wareham
Sch
D& E Kelley
Taylor Saybrook
Mass
Pensacola
Vespucci
Narizzano
Genoa
Veritas
McCully
Diedra
Priscilla
Schmidt
Liverpool
Traveller
Torrensen
Delfzyl
South Cambria
Victoria
Harrison
Resolute
Weaveley
Rio Marina
Saga
McDonald
Fowey
Sparkling Water
Hitchborn
Havana
Icis
Robert H Rathluen
Richmond
Luther A Roby
Potter
New Bedford
William Age Gath
Emily S Baymore
E S Lee
Lee
James S Lowell
Kennebec
Ercole
Ruggiero
Montevideo
Emily R Dyer
Fabriel
Beethoven
Williams
Rotterdam
Addie Moriji
Andrews
Carbarien
Dreadnaugh
Robert Pettis
Torrey
From Our Correspondents Vineyard Haven July 22
Maritime notes from Vineyard Haven list vessels and crews traveling from Philadelphia to Boston and from Sullivan to New York. Seafaring names include Arsche Mary B Judge Branscomb White Foam Hatch St John NB Hattie White Crabtree Prospect Powers Abner Taylor Dodge Bangor Alice T Boardman Rice Lady Elien Clark Wm G R Mowry Mote Calais. Wm G R Mowry reported to have lost mainsail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Arsche Mary B Judge
Philadelphia
Boston
Holmes
Branscomb
White
Hatch
St John
New York
Hattie
Crabtree
Prospect
Powers
Sullivan
Abner Taylor
Dodge
Bangor
Alice T Boardman
Rice
Lady Elien
Clark
R Mowry
Mote
Calais
Mowry
Quail
Nantucket Shoals
Clara Fletcher
Sargent
Deer Isle
Clos Hattie
Lowe
Bath
Palatka
Fia
Manas
Knowlton
Druid
Odell
Helen G King
Amos Falkenburg
Potter
Prudence
Grace Cushing
Ellen Perkins
Mary A Rice
Boothbay
John Douglass
Jordan
Frank Barker
Meader
Portland
Western Light
Tibbetts
Bristol
Pemaguid
Wheeler
Sailea
Minot
Hathaway
Machias
Marblehead
Wood Cock
Hawes
Gloucester
Ellsworth
Toronto
County
Brooklyn
Henry B Ritter
Patterson
Steamiug Resolute
Louise
Letters Reported From Hatteras Ground July Nineteenth
Provincial notice from Provincetown dated July 23 reports Ellen Rizpah Dunhaw aboard a Hatteras ground sailing ship on July 19 with 40 barrels of sp oil three weeks out and also stowage on the Mary G Curren. Dyer of Provincetown reports 1,250 barrels of hpb oil four months out. The Hattie E Smith of Edgartown with Ripley is reported all well at latitude 37 35, longitude 70 30 on July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Mass
Ellen Rizpah
Dunhaw
Hatteras Ground
Mary G Curren
Dyer
Provinceown
Lon
Hattie E Smith
Ripley
Edgartown
Auction totals from wrecked bark Flonora sale
United States Marshal sold materials from the wrecked Swedish bark Flonora at Key West on July 22 for 560 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Wrecks, Repairs and Storms Plague Seasports Channel
Shipping news reports multiple vessels hit by storms and accidents. The City of Dallas and Emma D Endicott arrived damaged off Port Eads and Hog Island, while ships like the City of Benares and Amazone show pump failures and rigging losses. Sifts through several bark and steamer incidents near Vineyard Haven Norfolk Falmouth and ports, with reports of collisions, broken masts, and salvage actions around July 21 22 23 across Atlantic and Gulf routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
R Mowry
Calais
City of
Sydney
Nsw
Falmouth
Amazone
Ger
Meyer
Trambure
Dungeness
Charleston
Gertrude Abbott
Joe Reed
Vineyard Sound
Miramichi
Barksam Gordon
Bessie Markham
Gordon
Markham
Lorden
Peake
Miquivus
New York
Cape Town
Portsmouth
Fm Wiston
Sullivan
Newcastle Wharf
Abbie C
S « Kiomen
Boston
Architect
New Orleans
Liverpool
Loggerhead Key
Eleanora
Pensacola
Queensborough
Despatches Summarize Port Movements July Through July 23
A special despatch lists Caribbean and Atlantic cargo and passenger movements. Brig Eastern Star and brig Victoria sailed for New York, with others shipping from Barbados and Barbadoes to New York and London lanes. Steamers from New York to Callao Havana and Liverpool, plus vessels bound for Philadelphia and St Thomas, fill this late July traffic snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antigua—or
Eastern Star
Bogart
Barbadoes
New York
Sdh
Levina
Warren
Johnson
Sarah Eaton
Crowley
Julia Kmtschky
Monarchi Do
Victoria
Spencer
EEA
Acapulco
New Org. Barbadoes
Caroline Green
Pillsbury
St Kitts
Carbarien
Poe
Eva Lynch
Corning
Lilian
Rumball
North of Hatteras
Onolaska
Griggs
Adele Thackara
Mumford
Scotia
Shearer
Carndiff
Great Surgeon
Flinn Hongong
Ciudad Bolivar
H! Callao
Fastnet
Croma
London
Matanzas
John J Marsh
Whittier
Maranham
Sarah Godfrey
Pinkham
Panama
San Juan
San Francisco
Southampon
Ems
Newark
Stage Perc
David Brown
Pendleton
St Hitts
Trinidad
St John NB
Sdis
Frank & Willie
Julian Pratt
James Warren
Philadelphia
Turks Island
Foreign Ports Report of Ship Departures and Clearances
Harbor and port movement summary listing vessels sailing or cleared, with vessel names, masters, origins, destinations, and dates across Buenos Ayres Barbadoes Jamaica Chatham St John Kingston Panama Quebec Sydney Newcastle St John Newfoundland and other ports. Ships include Mendoza Helen Marion St Francois Jumma Selaetta Olinda Nancy Holt Caroline Gray John K Souther Atlantic Anita Iodine Lucy P Miller Alvo Arran Palos Niagara Sardinian Lauderdale Queen of Australia Victoria Bay Dido Ellida Kedron Livonia and others with cargo routes to London Port Limon Progreso and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
aAr
Mendoza
McAllister
Hull
Helen Marion
Robinson
Pensacola
St Francois
Gagnon
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Ocean freight manifests from late July shipping moves
A sweep of 19th and 22nd July entries details ships and sails across Atlantic routes. Vessels include steamer Westernland, Annandale, Zealandia, Circassia, Rhaetia, Numida, British Princess, Prydain, Good Hope Reef, and City of Berlin among others, with destinations such as New York, Liverpool, Boston, Montreal, Calcutta, and St Johns. Cargoes and departures feature bark Argyll, Dusty Miller, Gatineau, and Arran, noting ports like San Francisco, New Orleans, and Bordeaux, and operators including Campbell, Webber, and Vogelge seng.
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Boston
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Zealandia
Webber
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Historian
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Wilson Quebec
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Hotel Arrivals List From Across the Nation
A lengthy guest roster shows arrivals at hotels in multiple cities including Elk Rapids Stamford Philadelphia New York Boston Hartford Baltimore Detroit Chicago and others. Names span prominent individuals and travelers with many entries from New York Philadelphia Oakland Newark and Atlantic City among states and provinces.
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New York
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A W Burr
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J P Kinton
Milwaukee
F Conant
Cincinnati
R Silvester
Indianapolis
DeWitt
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Lyons & Wf
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Troy
Collins
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Southington
Millard
Adams
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McCleary
Gunby
Jetsworth & Co
George
George & Co Re
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Arnold
Charleston
Neil
U' Heil & Son
Creigh
Chicago
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Craw
Chicax
Mantonya
Mantonya & Co
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Seelig
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Ads
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Pittsburg
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Philadelphia
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Washington
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F L Wilson
Steamers State of Maine sail from Commercial Wharf schedule
The steamer State of Maine sails from Commercial Wharf every Monday Wednesday and Friday at 8 30 A M. The 1230 Boston and Maine connection links with the steamer at Portland. Baggage checked through to Campobello. Tickets and staterooms at 205 Washington Street. For island information contact Alex S Porter at 27 State Street.
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State of Maine
Cumberland
Boston and Maine
R. RB
Portland
Campobello
Washington Street
Island
Alex. S. Porter
State Street
Trade and Service Advertisements From Boston area
Large stock of millinery goods by C J Maynard & Co. and various vendors offer steel, cement, lime, brewing, and hardware supplies. Watchmaker Henry Aston advertises jewelry and locksmith services. Clothes cleansing and military uniform repairs by Swain's, and wholesale building materials by Ames and Co. Typing and copying services listed by Emerson & Ca. and Miss S. Hieder.
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