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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1883

Page

4

Freestone Cutters Picnic and Lodge Matters Highlight Week

The journeymen freestone cutters held a picnic at Highland Lake grove on Wednesday. A petition will seek restoration of Olive Branch lodge Charlestown and new lodges at Millbury and Pittsfield. A Fitchburg train carried 1,100 children for a free excursion to Lake Waldengrove. next trip July 31. Democratic state committee meeting postponed due to absence of Col. Jonas H. French. rescheduled for Monday at noon on Washington street. In company C Ninth Regiment elections, John P. O'Brien chosen first lieutenant. National Lancers elect Horace G Kemp captain, Henry D. Andrews first lieutenant, Isaac H Allard second lieutenant.

Highland Lake Grove Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Olive Branch Lodge Charlestown Millbury Pittsfield Fitchburg Lake Waldengrove Democratic State Committee Jonas H. French Washington Street Ninth Regiment John P. O'Brien National Lancers Horace G. Kemp Henry D. Andrews Isaac H. Allard

Notable deaths and obituaries across nations and industries

A series of obituary notices report the sudden deaths and long careers of prominent figures. Highlights include Mr. Davie Hussey a Rochester native and longtime factory executive who died at 65 in the White Mountains. Richard L. Dugdale, author of The Jukes, who died in New York at 42. John G. Blunt of Nashua a longtime Nashua grocer and former alderman who died at 65. Gunner Eugene Mack a veteran navy warrant officer who died at 61. Myron ae a young medical student from Francestown. Mark S. Manning Jr a Brooklyn bound engineer who died at 29. Capt Leitch commodore of the Cunard fleet who died aboard Saragossa. Judge B E Landon of Guilford who died at 65. Capt Richard P. Eagan a former Sheridan aide who died by suicide. Charles H. Dearborn a former Massachusetts Infantry member who died at Chelsea. and Hon. Wm Elder a St John official who died suddenly.

Davie Hussey White Mountains Rochester N. H Chicopee Company Chicopee Mass Hamilton Corporation Lowell Nashua Lawrence Corporation Great Falls Manufacturing Company Richard L. Dugdale Jukes Europe New York Paris Richhard John Dugdale Aor United States West Richard John G. Blunt Marblehead Neck Milford Gunner Eugene Mack Marshall Street United States Navy Navy Mack Myron Ae Asbury Park N. J John B. Knight Hancock Francestown Amherst College Saragossa Mediterranean Cunard Company BE. R. Landon Guilford Conn New Haven County Richard P. Eagan Gen. Sheridan Charles H. Dearborn 40Th Massachusetts Infantry Chelsea Wm. Elder St. John

Boston Press Team Defeats Boston Scheutzen Corps in Rifle Meet

In Beachmont the Boston Press Rifle Association defeated the Boston Scheutzen Corps 374 to 333 in a 10-man 10-round contest offhand at Creedmoor targets. Referee was M. P. Curran with A. R. Kelley as Press captain. scores list multiple shooters for both sides.

Boston Press Boston Scheutzen Corps Boston Press Rifle Association Beachmont Creedmoor M. P. Curran A. R. Kelley

East Boston canning manager charged with embezzling 1300

Charles V Bunton, manager at Potter and Wrightington fish dealers on New Street and Weeks's Wharf, East Boston, was arrested Wednesday for embezzling 1300 dollars from the firm. He was discharged Saturday. an exam of books revealed a deficit and payroll for non existent laborers. Bunton, a former Ward 8 Democratic council member in 1879, is held in 3000 for the superior court. Another case, Frank Fumora accused of poisoning Lettereo Battero, was held in 5000 for the superior court on August 1.

Charles V. Bunton Potter & Wrightington New Street Weeks’s Wharf Boston Bunton Alsow

Woman crafts Afghan of American history on exhibit

The Institute fair executive meeting of the women’s department approves exhibit arrangements. A New Haven crafted Afghan, designed by an accomplished woman, depicts American history from Columbus to Garfield’s era. The panels show discovery and settlement, the Revolution, the presidential period to 1850, and the Civil War onward.

Women’s Department of the Institute Fair

Weather indications for New England today

Indications for New England today show fair weather with winds from the south to the west. Barometer is stationary or rising and temperature trends are noted.

New England States Gulf of Mexico South Atlantic States New England Middle South Atlantic Lake Region Ohio Valley Tennessee Gulf States

Moosehead Lake Telegraph Extends Wire to Monson Village

The Moosehead Lake Telegraph company will extend a line to Monson village. work has begun by the contractor. A new classic school building at Presque Isle is referenced. Rev Dr Fiske of Winter Street Church Bath resigns after 40 years due to health. A burglary in Portland targets W R Bohane’s family, while a decomposed body is found in Kenduskeag. A stevedore, W H Tyler, is seriously injured in Gardiner by a fall from 50 feet onto a coal hold. A Lewiston visitor to Davie’s circus is swindled by sharpers, losing $1,000. Senate committee hears about porgy and mackerel fisheries and surveys Casco Bay on the Dallas. Rockland to Bangor telephonic line planned within weeks for several towns. line length about 50 miles. Lumber yields forecast total 45,600,000 feet from New Brunswick, including Maine logs. A Boston gentleman and his two daughters encounter a woodchuck. the three-year-old asks if it was a sponge.

Moosehead Lake Monson Village Presquesle Fiske Winter Street Bath Portland W. R. Bohanen Bangor Kenduskeag W. H. Tyler Gardiner Lewiston Davie Senate Casco Bay Dallas Rockland Frankfort Prospect Stockton Searsport Gelfast Northort Lincolnville Camden Rockport Maine Woodchuck

Governor Pardons Doolittle and Other Local Updates

The governor and council pardoned Hiram Doolittle of Hillsdale, previously sentenced to the penitentiary in 1876 for second degree murder. The action followed AG recommendations and citizen requests from Cheshire County. A New Hampshire report covers the sixth Unitarian camp meeting at Weirs with about 400 attendees and five days of services led by J. L. Hill and Rev. J. D. Wells. Concord hears the Bemis will case anew over legitimacy questions involving the testator’s marriage, potentially altering inheritance by New York and Boston heirs. Northern Stoddard reports cattle deaths and illness amid cattle disease fears, with several dairy animals dying quickly and post mortem findings showing ulcers. no current disease cases or scientific inspections reported.

Hiram Doolittle Hillsdale Cheshire County Unitarian Society Weirs J. L. Hill Concord J. D. Wells Hill Bemis Sallie Willis New York Boston Stoddard Milan Dore E. Center Dodge Lot William Parker Harrisville

Drowning Deaths and Legal Revelations Across Berkshire

Vincent Lewis, nine, drowned while fishing in a Peck's factory canal at Pittsfield. Dunklee, about sixty, found dead aboard the steamer Bristol in suspected suicide. Embezzlement case against E C Goodell dismissed for lack of proof, with possible false imprisonment suit. Pittsfield manslaughter verdict not guilty. seven other charges not pressed. Springfield ticket agent F L Gunn hosts his long-lost brother John E Gunn, a globe-trotting sailor with shipwrecks and a 12 day open-boat ordeal in the Indian Ocean.

Vincent Lewis Peck Pittsfield Dunklee Bristol Boston E. C. Goodell Taunton Fox G. W. Spurr L.C. Pratt Greenfield Champion Stopper Co Dr. Beals Spurr Emerson E. Watson F. L. Gunn Springfield John E. Gunn Wanderer Indian Ocean Mr. Gunn

Rhode Island Children Head to Rocky Point Excursion

Providence Telegrams fresh air fund sends nearly 1000 Rhode Island children to Rocky Point for a day of recreation by the bay. In a separate incident a New England railroad passenger train had stones thrown at it near Millville, injuring a passenger woman. The will of late Henry L. Kendall of Providence lists numerous bequests to multiple charities and institutions totaling over 175000 to the Providence public library as residuary legatee.

Providence Telegram Rocky Point New York and New England Putnam Henry L. Kendall Providence Providence Association For Benefit Women’s Christian Association of Providence Providence Children’s Friend Society Providence Charitable Fuel Society Rhode Island Hospital Butler Hospital For American Unitarian Association of Boston Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute

Irregular Fatality and Legal Hearings Reported

William Denton of Greenwich dies in a cellar accident after a shotgun misfire while dragging his body. Irish suspect John Walsh denies ties to the Phenix Park affair and aims to return to Ireland. In New Haven a habeas corpus appeal challenges the Bristol boy John Reynolds’ confinement to the reform school, with a ruling that the case proceeds to October for further review.

William Denton Greenwich John Walsh New Haven New York Ireland Court of Common Pleas James Reynolds Bristol John Reynolds State Reform School

Suburban Matters in Somerville Aldermen Meet

At a regular meeting of the Somerville board of aldermen contracts for Foster school repairs were awarded to A A Sanborn and G T Burnham for 1280 and 1180 dollars respectively the former for a new boiler and heating apparatus. Benj F Johnson and Wm A Perry were appointed members of Engine Company No 1 with Johnson as assistant foreman. J H Anderson was named a member of Hook and Ladder Company No 1. Sewers committee favored extending the School Street sewer toward Broadway. The board adjourned until Sept 12. Suburban Short Notes report Robert Stimpson and John Walker of Montreal arrested for stealing 500 dollars from KE, Agin & Co. in Montreal. Alvin C Read pleaded guilty in Chelsea juvenile court to breaking into Charles A Merriman's house and larceny and was held in 500 dollars for sentence tomorrow.

City Hall shifts as Longley chairs Board by his vote

City hall dispatch notes 42 applicants for sergeant, two vacancies. Ward 6 council contenders named Patrick Kerns and Henry N Collison. Moon Island flume contract awarded to Charles W Parker for labor worth about 15000 with Parker to receive 3000. Purchasing handled by John F McMahon. Leighton drops Bartholomew Mee. Mark Leonard favored for West End yard foreman. Supt Flynn to announce department changes soon.

City Hall Longley Common Council Patrick Kerns Henry N. Collison Moon Island Charles W. Parker Parker John F. McMahon Leighton Bartholomew M.ee West End Mark Leonard Supt. Flynn

Surgeon Winslow Returns From Leave And Wabash Visit

Surgeon J. M. Winslow of the U S Navy has returned from leave. Captain F. M. Bunce, commander of the U S receiving ship Wabash, has also returned. The Wabash rendezvous reports steady enlistment, amid continued postings and shipboard activities.

J. M. Winslow F. M. Bunce U.S. N U.S U. S

Longfellow Estate Appraisers Report Valuable Personal and Real Property

Middlesex probate appointees Israel M. Spelman John Bartlett and Edward W. Hooper filed their report on Henry W. Longfellow estate showing a total value of 356320 50 with substantial real estate at Brattle street Cambridge and Willard street locations. Personal estate includes household goods cash in bank numerous stocks bonds and railroad shares plus copyrights and church pews. Real estate comprises 75000 for Brattle street holdings 50000 for south side Brattle street lot 2000 for Willard street lot 3000 for Willard street house and lot 2400 for Mount Auburn lot and 5800 for Mount Auburn cottage site.

Henry W. Longfellow Israel M. Spelman John Bartlett Edward W. Hooper Middlesex County Probate Court Fireman’s Ins. Co Tremont National Bank Railroad National Bank Atlantic Cotton Mills Boott Lowell Manufacturing CO Great Falls Manuf Merrimack Manuf Stark Mills Manuf Boston Manuf Esser Co B. & Albany R.R Fitchburg R.R Boston & Maine Br.r Boston & Providence R.R Cambridge R.R. Co Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ce.e Nabant Senekcaden Dessacaque Brattle Street Cambridge Cccseseeses Essereecess Mt. Auburn Mount Auburn

Gov Butler Visits Nantasket At Hotel Pemberton

Gov Butler and party visited Windmill Point and dined at Hotel Pemberton on a Wednesday afternoon. Despite yacht delays, a 6:50 arrival followed a 3:30 dinner, with Gen. Butler, Sen. Gilmore and numerous guests greeted by a large crowd and a reception in the evening.

Pemberton Gov. Butler Windmill Point H. H. Gilmore Gen. Butler Senator Gilmore Gov. Ames Govers J. R. Kendrick Gen. Forbush Messrs J. L. Phinney C. M. Phinney H E. Woodward Charles Darrow H. McKenna Stahl B. Badger H. W. Burgett Commodore Perkins Capt Edwin Howland A. N. Wood A. H. Batchester George F. Bowie Luther Farwell Col Any

Montreal arrests for silk thefts and city crimes

William J. Hanley and Ferdi nand Bennett were seized in Montreal on suspicion of stealing silk dresses and jewelry worth about 4000 dollars. Hanley allegedly took property from his mother and sister. Other reports include burglaries, a knife assault at White's saloon injuring Henry Doyle, a recovered drowned body identified as John Edwards, and a severe train accident injuring Samuel Selton requiring amputation.

William J. Hanley Ferdinand Bennett Montreal Boston Hanley Glidden Station 4 Avery Street John K. Sinclair Seatoh Mary Mifflin Sinclair Joseph J. Richards Rogers Wilson George Neithamer Springlane William Nugent Annie Dunn Portland Street Roxbury Lake Walden Concord Samuel E. Selton Orleans Street City Hospital R. Sellon

Last performances of Olivette announced at the Museum

The Boston Museum schedules the final performances of Olivette this week praising the company as the best yet seen. Virginia at the Bijou remains popular with audiences. Mrs Partington brings humor to Oakland Garden, drawing steady crowds.

Blou Virginia Boston ASBUM Olivette Oakland Garden Fostelle

Music of the Locomotive A French pianist in New Orleans thrills engineer

An elderly locomotive engineer recalls a street piano performance that mimicked train operation with dramatic speed and danger. The pianist, described as French, staged a vivid ride through gauges and throttle, ending in a spectacular crash that left onlookers injured, yet he bowed to the crowd afterward.

Awaiting Amero Warrant Delays Bring Boston Arrest

A crowd at the Eastern depot waited for Rogers Amero, accused in Mrs. Carlton’s murder, who did not arrive. Ottawa delays halt the warrant process as Detective Wiggin seeks instructions from the premier, with Amero potentially arriving in Boston after another week or more.

Rogers Amero Carlton Eastern Digby Wiggin Ottawa E. D. Wiggin N. S Awero River Duloupe George W. Bunridge Supreme Court Minister of Justice United States Arthur

Pleasure steamship trips along the north shore planned this week

A large crowd will join the line of excursions today along the north shore with a pleasant time promised. Friday’s voyage will visit the Isles of Shoals, Saturday goes to Provincetown, and Sunday features an out to sea voyage for all aboard.

Isles of Shoals Provincetown

Shipping lines and sailings from Boston and New York

A long list of passenger and mail steamers with routes from Boston and New York to Europe and beyond. Includes ships such as Henderson Bros, Warren & Co, J B Brigham & Co, Peter Wright & Sons, and Williams & Guion, with destinations London Liverpool Antwerp Glasgow Havre Bremen and others. Mails close times, sail dates in July and August, and instructions for Pacific and other routes.

Boston Dorian Mediterranean Henderson Bros York City London J B Brigham & Co Victoria Liverpool Warren & Co Misouri Warren & Co Prussian Glasgow Allan Samaria H du Vernet Waldensian Allan Pavonia Cephalonia New York Pealand Rotterdam Finch,Edge & Co Waesland Antwerp Peter Wright & Sons Advance Rio Janeiro Paul F Gerhard Kingston Pim Forwood & Co Spain Inman 8S Co Furnessia Henderson Bros Denmark W J Hurst Donau Bremen Qetricks & Co Westphalia Hamburg Kunhardt & Co Germanic R J Cortis Anchoria Pennslvania Glasow Aldwin & Co Pieter deConinck Finch,Edge &Co Wiliams & Guion Bothnia Vae & Co Notting Hill Seager Bros Amsterdam Amsterdam Funch,Edye & Co Nederland Wright & Sons Amerique Havre Sons de Bebianeckar Velrichs & Co Aleneese Savanilla Pim, Forwood & Co Adriatic Warren & Batavia P H du Vernet Eee Iesensis Thayer & Lincoln Victoria Warren & Co Brigham Istrian Thayer & Lincoln Parthia Brantford City Brigham & Co Samaria P H du Vernet Montreal John G Dale Nevada A Baldwin & Co Celtic R J Curtis Italy Weeee Laverpool F W J Hurst Ethiopia Switzerland Peter Wright &Sons Bohemia Kunhardt & Co Wisconsin Williams & Guion Europe Queenstown Celtic Marathon

Vessels Listed Departures and Arrivals Across Atlantic Ports

A string of ship movements notes arrivals and departures on the 25th and 26th across Boston Hull New York London Palermo Philadelphia New York Baltimore Montreal Glasgow Aspinwall Scotland and Ireland. Vessels include Galileo Pers ian Monarch Archimide W A Schulten Pennland Hibernian Acapulco State of Indiana Lucerne Weser and others with origins such as Baltimore Montreal Glasgow and New York.

Boston Galileo Hull New York Ludgate Hill France London Archimide Palermo Queen,town Lord Gough Philadelphia Lizard Pennland Channel W A Schulten Rotterdam George Heaton Baltimore Liverpool Texas Montreal Moville Hibernian Acapulco Aspinwall State of Indiana Glasgow Browhead Bessel and Cyphrenes Lucerne Southampton Weser

Maritime Shipping News From July 25 Harbor Arrivals

Vague arrival list from steamers and brigs including Galileo Jenkins Katalin and George A Chafee with cargoes to Geof Prenton Portland R C Oran Ala and Continental Sugar Refinery. Numerous schooners and brigades listed with origins Boston Philadelphia Machias Weymouth St John Elizabethport Pictou and more under sail and steam. Weather notes indicate Hull wind calm at sunset and a south easterly breeze.

Galileo Jenkins Hull Eng Joo Geof Prenton Katalin Ingratam Bangor James Regence Portland Wmeeks George A Chafee Young Gloucester Levi S Andrews Thomaston Watts Rara Delaware R C Oran Ala Asiak Guantanamo Sugaslaksen Guan Continental Survivor Slocombre Corinne Beatti Pictou John Pierce Thompson Philadephia Aldine Machias Dennison Suinam T E Bixby & Co Bark Unity, Merrill Parana Corbett Boston Stephen G Pinkham Blake Baracoa WW & C R Noyes Joe Kinney Leblanc Weymouth Eliza Bachelder Norris Victoria Breakwater Cindora Day Melvin Salmon River Brannon St John Sunbeam Foster Sallie Ludlam Rockhill Richmond Virginia Helen Benedict Manson Eva L Ferris Genetowe Will Jourdan Thrasher Baylis Wood Coombs Geneetown Calvin F Baker Baker Baltimore James Ford Nickerson Ella M Watts Gerry Andrew H Edwards Dottridge Marietta Steelman Philadelphia Florence I Lock Lockwood Albert I Stearns Kelley Willie H Higgins Jones Manantico Cullen Melville Prescott Haskell Elizabethport Pavilioneres Perth Amboy William B Wood Cole Rondout Castilian Ath Harmona Pettershall Silver Greens Landing Swis Samaritan Harding J P Merriam Tainter Ada Babbidge H Coquette Orne Wiscasse Freddie L Higgins Wellfleet Hattie Lewis Brewster Eliot Nellie D Vaughn Provincetown Eastsoutheast

Shipping and fishing notes from Cape Ann and Georges Bank area

Vessel movements and sailings around July 24 25 include Haven and Portland bound ships at Danversport and Dover, with allies like William Pickering Red Rover and Katie Mitchell listed among arrivals. Atlantic winds varied with northwest to south light, fishing schooners Carleton Oliver Eldridge and Smuggler noted mackereling near the Georges Bank, plus several vessel passages near St John NB and Bar Harbor.

Viney Ed Haven Ar bin Soores Burnham Walls Philiadelphia Portland Scisles Young Young Baltimore Postion JS Ivins Ingersoll Danversport PF Willets Willets Dover Matt, Sherman Port Boston Wille Martin New York Fair Dealer Chatto Elsworth New Haven Conn George Harnham Mary Riley Mary Jane Fred Tyler Dick Williams Wiliam Pickering Red Rover Mail Katie Mitchell Sch Somer St John Philadelphia Chatham Grover Eliza B Coffin Orlando Carlie Etta A W Eilis Axis AC Watson Fred Gray Marry Prescott Boothbay Scis Active Sears Bar Harbor Fairy Forester Reed S Sawyer Freton Damariscotta Tolanthe Lewis Wiscasset Lizzie Frost Hamilton Mary Elizabeth Duston A J Haynes Lunt Bangor Emperor Brewer Gloucester Office Cape Ann Pont Ar Carleton Oliver Eldridge Georges Flash Rattler Chester Nevada Racer Adeline Babbage Medford Jones Margie Smith Mackereling

Multiple Ships and Vessels Pass Near Islands in July

A fragmented report lists ships and routes including Mabaher from Quebec to Greenock on July 17, Gentes from New York to Ant wer on July 12, and Bark Arlington Seeley from Boston to Valparaiso on July 20 near lat 41 50. It mentions Giulia Anna from New York for a June 20 voyage at lat 135 South and a U S bark showing jotters near the Philippine Islands bound for Boston after 115 days at sea.

Mabaher Girace Quebec Greenock Ina Gentes New York Antwer Sackville Glasson Seal Island Sch Ida Peters Yarmouth Arlington Seeley Boston Valparaiso Jon Ieee Cat Bark Giulia Anna Guanel ITV Onippine Islands Noeth Jon John Proctor Kennebec River Baltimore South Shoal

Whalers and Sighting Reports From New London Area

From New London on July 23 ships and crews report whales and catches across Atlantic routes. Seizures include 450 barrels of blubber aboard Seine Macomber at Fayal and 100 barrels aboard Francis. West Indies and Provincetown sightings continuing with multiple vessels reporting spouts and catches. July 4 to 21 sightings note Rising Sun at Province Town and Wm A Groner near Provincetown with small whale encounters and 60 doubles sp recorded for Bloomer.

New London Sehr Francis Allyn Fuller Desolation Island Fayal Barks Seine Macomber Goth B. Phil . Francis New Bedford Wm. Watson Braley Atlantic Ocean Negril Wm N Church Rising Sun Taylor Provincetown West Indies Groner Bloomer Smith Emma Jane Marchant Edgartown Franklin Avery West Ladies Hatteras Juse Charleston Sch Union Foster

Marine Notes and Marine Movements Around Ports

Marine notes from Boston and surrounding ports report Brig Vesta back to Barbados July 6 bound for Provincetown with 133 birds sugar after leaving Barbados July 4. Sir Jennie Beazley arrived Babksport Maine July 21 from Camden to repair damages from a collision. Victoria BB reported July 11. Bark Gettysburg due end of week to Burrard Inlet for rigging completion then ready for sea for Cape Town in about six weeks. Dome steamship venture in New York still idle awaiting stockage dues or hull decay. Valparaiso to New York Janeiro leaking. divers will repair at trifling cost and proceed with minimal delay. Capt John Peardon and Sandy Hook pilots were in Boston. Rockdale and Galileo moved to New York inside by telegraphic order. Pilot John Cummings building a new pilot boat hull. Charles Thompson reportedly willing to try the yacht pitot-boat if arrangements suit.

Vesta Barbados Provincetown Jennie Beazley Smith Babksport Camden Victoria Gettysburg Burrard Inlet Cape Town Dome Steamship Venture Boston 13Th Street North River New York City San Francisco Valparaiso New York Janeiro John Peardon and Son Sandy Hook Jersey Thomas S. Negus Rockdale Gallileo John Cummings No 4 Cummings Charles Thompson

Disasters and ship movements across Atlantic coasts

Reported shipwrecks and maritime incidents include Sch Ranges from Boston arriving at St John New Brunswick July 21 after ashore, Sch Blanche near Baillip Delaware River aided by tugs, and C B Smith capsizing near Jacksonville July 21. Dozens of vessels, tug assists, groundings, fires, and recoveries are noted along with port entries at Nassau Nassau July 21 and St Helena and Cape Town routes and ships breaking up or damaged in dense fog and storms.

Dickson Boston St John Blanche Windsor Baillip Delaware River Jacksonville Smith Mandarin Quebec Vandyck Crosby Sydney Fox River Nassau Sch Ira Buss Hudson New York Baracoa Watling’s Island Rark Edmonton Campbell Calcutta New Yor St Helena Port Elizabeth Cgh Freeman Clark Paul Seavey Saxon Buc Rt Sabrina Dunn’s Mill Carleton Camperdown Denia North Sydney Iowa Liverpool

Foreign Ports Trade and Ship Movements Across Atlantic Listings

The July log records arrivals and clearances for numerous vessels across global ports including Annapolis NS Ar and St John NB, with ships such as East Anglia Ward heading to Pensacola and various barks and brigs sailing for destinations like Trinidad, Quebec, New York, and Havana. It notes in port ships like Benjamin Dickerman, Victoria, and Mary Rice, plus cargoes and loading statuses amid a busy international maritime season.

Annapolis McIntyre New York St John Buenos Ayres East Anglia Ward Pensacola Barbadoes Hattie Weston Craig Philadelphia Trinidad Elie Diem Maranham Sydney Grey Eagle Antigua Monsita Wallace Guadaloupe Architect Mary Greenwood Tobago Vesta Provincetown Loretha Swain Montreal Herman Hichborn St Thomas Alta Veazie Mayaguez Quebec Parejera McGirr Turks Island Parole Smith Mary Rice Jones Porto Rico Malone Cardenas Air Lona Trail Kingston Havana Screamer Borden Key West Gracie New Orleans Mattie B Russell Atherton Sagua Daring Kair Stover Osseo Petersen Delaware Cienfuegos aAr Bessie Louise Crowell Montego Bay Wae Sree Walifax Palander Omhalt Ship Harbor Wachusett Flillier Gloucester Mass Grand Banks Barcelona Coline Price Liverpool Bertie Bigelow Robbins Palermo Brown London Gravesend Romano Mitchell Hull Prima Holm Saguenay Low Point CB Huntington Peters Chatham North Sydney Matanzas Rebecca Caruana Johnson Maggie Dalling Dalling C C Robinson Coggins Robert J Barr Leeman Heard Crosby Tremont Bray Gibata Beatty Rosevear Foote Marsala Bothal Straughan Barrow North Britain Roberts Metcalf Iron Acton Simpson Newport Rossshire Hewat Milan Melchior Vidulich Vidulich Age Mma Lizzie Dewey Bouchette Vancouver Allan Park Oscar U1 Hansen Bremen Sarmatian Graham Colina Glasgow Alice Buggee Three Rivers Bristol Williams Anderson Father Point Grecian le Galiais Rotterdam Lip Port Emelie Forstromsen Brothers Apap Tagliaferro Wun Rebecca Moulton Hardingew York LM Merritt Barrett St Jago Cuba Mary E Thayer Whitman Campeachy American Eagle Blatchford Santa Cruz Delhi Wright Greenock Feera Cararda Arabia Robinson Reval Rapid Icis Mabel Pardy Colweil Rockland Nettie KH Dobbin Faulkingham Machias Annie May Vance Zamora Grearson Evergreen Perry Boston Alice S. Kerrigan Frank Willie Opera Fowler Merlin Riley Lizmer Whelpley Wm H Rourke Finley Pearson Bordeaux Seattle Fanjoy Luta Price Windsor Port Navanno Pass Baltimore Yarmouth Ugland Queenstown

Foreign Ports by Cabie Antwerp July 24 Bark Elizabeth Scott

Shipping notices list vessels sailing and ports from Antwerp Bordeaux Dublin Montreal and more with names Evans Carlson Tallgren Drina Cassoviena Faye New Castle NB Nebo Johannsen New Glasgow Austrian Barrett Boston Nestorian James Dorian Mitchell Karsten Langaard Gregertsen Viig Hagan Christine Schultze Lowersen Arcadia Assytia Scholten Edwin Pavonia Michael Euler Ruth Anderson Savannah.

Cabie Antwerp aAr Elizabeth Scott Evans Savannah Golden Horn Carlson New York Bordeaux Alan Tallgren Pensacola Austrian Barrett Boston Nestorian James Montreal Gibraltar Pass Dorian Mitchell Mediterranean Hall—Saied Karsten Langaard Gundersen Hillmers Caroline Mikckel St Bernhard Devonia Young Newevill York Glasgow Prawle Marie Siedenburg Stricker Bremen Joseph Ferens O'Neil London Credito Larossa Philaueenstown Pavonia McNay Liverpool

Port and vessel movements from multiple ports and ships

A dense register of maritime traffic lists vessels cleared sailed arrived and positions at numerous ports including New Orleans Boston Philadelphia Charleston Baltimore and New York with ships brig sloop and steamer entries from March to May. Names of vessels captains and destinations appear alongside cargoes and routes to Europe South America and the Caribbean.

Hotel Arrivals at American House and New York

A long list of guests checking into the American House and other hotels, naming travelers from across the United States, Canada, and abroad. Included are J E Lentz Allentown PA, W S Lentz Allentown PA, M Katzanberg New York, J P Woodworth Chicopee, and many more. The sheet enumerates visitors by city and state, with numerous entries from Philadelphia, Chicago, New York, Montreal, and Boston, among others. The compilation reflects extensive intercity travel and hospitality during the period.

American House McColliff Providence McQuanel Wingham Ont Durham Texas Witherspoon KE Rosen & Im Oppenheimer New York Todd St Stephens Swett Rochester Phelps Lamb Barrington

Multinational Names List From an Untitled Page Row

A dense roster of names and places appears, listing individuals with initials and surnames alongside cities and states across the U S and Canada. The fragment touches on many districts including New York, Providence, Philadelphia, Chicago, Montreal, Boston, and others, with occasional spouses noted.

Trade directory snippets from towns across the United States and Canada

A list of merchants and firms by city including Elkin Sykes Crawford Akron Phinney Co Albany Frank Allegheny O Neil Lentz Cohen Markhews etc. The entry ends with testimonials praising St Jacobs Oil as the best pain remedy and Hall's Hair Renewer as a troublesome but cleanly hair product.

Aberdeen Miss Baltimore J Stern Mantonya Mantonya & Co Chicago Craw Tailiss U S Knoxville Tenn Cowan Cowan, McClung & Co Epps McMillan & Co C Dismukes Dismukes & Co Kansas City Egelhoff Leavenworth G A McNutt Wolfsn Savannah Meinhard Meinhard Bros & Co Selma Ala Long Julius Licpo d Serine W Watson,Jr Shrader & Co Startville Blumenfeld, Blumenfeld & Fried St Louis Walker Tennent, Walker & Co Tre Lew's Lewis & Co Par JH Clements Famous shoe&Clothing Co Winona,Minn Vila Cummings & Vila Joseph G. Walton Sherbrooke, Can St. Jacobs Oil

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