Harbor Collision Between Ferry and Yacht Injures Two
A harbor crash Wednesday evening between the East Boston North ferryboat Hugh O'Brien and the steam yacht Annie S injured two passengers aboard the ferry. The incident left damage to both vessels with conflicting accounts from captains and owner pilots. The O'Brien resumed service by 6 a.m. the next day while assessments and a possible hearing are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
Hugh O’brien
Annie
Boston
Joy
Annie S
Week’s Point
O’brien
Grove
O’ Brien
Arbecam
Farrenden
Highlands
Winthrop
Vaughn
Chelsea Street
Joey
United States
Fred Pope
Pope
Savage
Marblehead
Fort Independence
Atlantic Works
El Paso press dispute sparks cross border looms
A letter in the New York Evening Post reviews the Texas Cutting incident and a Mexican reconciliation decree. It contrasts Texas gunfire with Mexico’s court ordered settlement, wondering at New York’s fixation and calling the affair a small tempest in a teapot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Mexico
Medina
Cutting
Senor Medina
Rio Grande
Senor Medina Halel
Alcalde
Mr. Cutting
Senor
United States
Texas
New York
Naples Against Paris in Glove Trade Clash
Pall Mall Gazette notes France holds a glove monopoly and defends it with a bounty system, while Naples pivots to cheapness and Italian cut. An Italian consul arranges Parisian glove makers to send masters to Naples for two years, promising French styles and colors, potentially lowering Parisian prices and improving Italian quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Naples
Paris
London
Collision on the Boston & Maine Railroad in the city
A derailment occurred when a switchman left a switch open near Haymarket Station as Train 107 bound for Medford departed at 6 25 PM. The Medford train collided with empty cars, damaging the baggage car and engine. engineers George Witcher and Frank Roberts escaped unhurt. Passengers were moved to the drawbridge. a cleanup gang of about fifty cleared the wreckage, while the switchman vanished after the crash. The incident disrupted evening departures and left the depot crowded with worried travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine
Haymarket Square
Medford
J. H. Clement
George Witcher
Frank Roberts
Causeway Street
Adulterated molasses case to a Municipal Court verdict
The case of Howard M. Spurr & Co faced continued municipal court action after noon session. Dr. Davenport testified the molasses contained salts of tin changed by alkaline components, but Morse argued the substance was not proven poisonous and likely came from shipment. Governor’s counsel pressed for conviction, awaiting judge Forsaith’s decision Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard M. Spurr & Co
Davenport
Nathan Morse
State Board of Health
Spurr
Morse
Boston
George F. Piper
Stg Forsaith
Boston and Chicago Clash in Rain-Shortened Coast Game
Umpire Eagan draws ire as Boston falls to Chicago after a late rain delay. Gore hits a three-base shot and Poorman launches a homer for Boston, while McCormick and Burns power Chicago to a 2-0 win before the game is awarded to Chicago amid rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Boston
Chicago
Chicagos
Eagan
Stemminger
Dalrymple
Gore
Kelly
Hornung
Sutton
Poorman
Flint
Johnston
Anson
Bails
Ryan
Tate
Willliamson
Williamson
Burns
Bostons
Stemmyer
Merrill
Nash
Burdock
McCormick
Gunning
Oxford commemoration week marked by prince party at Magdalen
London Truth reports Oxford commemoration week highlighted by a ball at Magdalen Hall during which Prince Christian Victor and Princess Christian attended. The prince danced little, guests included Mrs. Simpson, and a crowd lingered through Addison's walk as events overall drew steady attendance though some diversions occurred during a dull degree ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oxford
Christian
Prince Christian Victor
Magdalen College
Magdalen Hall
King-Harman
Simpson
Brighton
Addison
GAMES TODAY MATCHUPS LISTED FOR LEAGUE TEAMS
League Chicago plays Boston and Detroit faces Washington while St. Louis meets New York. Kansas Citys visit Philadelphia with American Louis at Philadelphia and Louis Cities at Baltimore. Cincinnati travels to New York and New England Boston Blues play Newburyport while Lawrences visit Brockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaffney
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicagos
Boston
Detroits
Washington
New York
Kansas Citys
Louisvilles
Baltimore
Cincinnatis
New England
Boston Blues
Newburyport
Lawrences
Brockton
Baseball Gossip Wise Receives Floral Tribute After Injury
Wise injured his leg in Wednesday's game and was laid off yesterday. He returned briefly to the field to accept a magnificent floral design from his many admirers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise
Bethlehem Two Bethlehems contrasted in Moravian history
Special from Bethlehem Penn July 26 describes Old Bethlehem and South Bethlehem on the Lehigh, contrasting historic Moravian roots with modern industry. The piece outlines Moravian origins from Nazareth to Bethlehem, notes five daily meals, coffee culture, and the Snitz House. It reflects on intermarriage, dwindling distinctiveness, and the shift from strict cloistered life to a blended medieval modern townscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Penn
The
Post
Divine Story
Judea
Pennsylvania
Old Bethlehem
South Bethlehem
Jeter
Longfellow
Bull Run
Bethlehems
Nazareth
Count Zinzendorf
Whitfield
Wilds
Georgia
United Brethren
de Schweinitz
Austria
Evangeline
Doric
Portlands Beat Lawrences In Heavy First Half Rally
Portland team dominating early offense, Wheelock and Sheffier homerun sparks lead. Lawrence's bats quiet after rough first inning as Portland wins 14 to 5 in New England baseball action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Portlands
Willis
Lawrences
Wheelock
Sheffier
Meeting of Bridgewater Iron creditors and expert report
Creditors met at Weymouth Iron Company in Boston with Arthur E. Dennison presiding. A committee including Bassett Willard and Dennison will represent creditors in settlement. Accountant L. S. Fairbanks reported assets and liabilities at 811,979.23 with no concealment found, noting decline in prices, bad debts, and wage demands as primary causes of suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgewater Iron Company
Weymouth Iron Company
Milk Street
Arthur E. Dennison
Isaac Damon
National Bank of Taunton
Bristol County National Bank of Taunton
Taunton National Bank
Fairhaven National Bank
Atlantic National Bank of Boston
Hamilton National Bank of Boston
James Ellison
Thomas Wigglesworth
Fairbanks
South Boston Driving Meet At Mystic Park
Mystic Park Medford July 29 South Boston Driving Association summer meeting featured two trotting races on a fair day with a heavy track. In the 2 35 class for trotters purse 200 divided five starters Dan Maguire driven by G N Harlow broke twice but rider stayed aboard and avoided collision. Jersey Lily driven by H Richardson won heat with times 2 34 1 6, 2 35 1 4. The 2 40 class for pacers and trotters also purse 200 divided yielded Ben Butler driven by J Riley fastest with time 2 40 1 9, followed by Harry driven by K Wilson and Frank Olean? driven by M Erit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston Driving Association
Mystic Park
Dan‘ Maguire
G. N. Harlow
Medford
H. Richardson
B. m. Jersey Lily
N. Harlow
Dan Maguire
H. Costello
B. G. Seer
John Riley
Bik
Ben Butler
J. EB. Rowe
Billy O
K. B. Wilson
B. G. Harry
Ceckerees Roe John Summer
Frank Ean
Cleveland Driving Park Races Draw Eight Thousand
Eight thousand spectators attended a Cleveland Driving Park program featuring trotting and pacing events despite showers. Highlights include a 2:23 class with Belle Hamlin winning and notable times in 2:21 to 2:22 ranges, plus a 2:25 purse 5,000 class with Mambrino Sparkle and other contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Belle Hamlin
Kitefoot
Orange Boy
Mazanita
Macy Iso Ss Ccs Cose Snus Bupau Ross
Bessio Co
Visitation of Maori Geysers and Mud Volcanoes in Rotorua Area
The narrative describes a trek past a long honeycombed mountain with numerous steam vents, a warm cave birthplace of a Maori chief, and a boiling spring that finally erupts. Travelers then see mud volcanoes in the Roto Kanapanapu valley where Te Huka spews paste eaten by locals, followed by a lunch near Lake Rotomahana before a brush with escaping steam forces a quick departure from a flimsy canoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Bulletin
Rotokanapanapu
Sodom
Gomorrah
Lake Rotomahana
Iron and steel industry shows strong 1886 gains
The American Iron and Steel Association reports half-year 1886 pig iron production surpassing any six-month period and above all full years before 1879. Steel ingots and rails rise, with a positive outlook that 1886 will exceed all prior years in more Bessemer steel and open hearth steel as well as pig iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
American Iron and Steel Association
Harvard duo paddles Lake Winnepesaukee 274 islands visited
Adams Ciaffin and Walter Phillips of Harvard journeyed by canoe to every point of interest around Lake Winnepesaukee, landing on all 274 islands over the past two weeks. They returned home down the Merrimack River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Ciaffin
Walter Phillips
Harvard
Winnepesaukee
Merrinaac
Veto messages through Mr. Cleveland’s inauguration
The record lists veto counts by presidents up to Cleveland including Washington Monroe Lincoln Buchanan Arthur Tyler Pierce Madison Jackson Polk Johnson Grant Hayes with Adams Jefferson Van Buren Harrison Fillmore Garfield not vetoing. It notes the sole pension bill veto prior to now was by Grant and accuses Sawyer of running a fraudulent pension factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Washington
Monroe
Lincoln
Buchanan
Arthur
Tyler
Pierce
Madison
Jackson
Polk
Johnson
Grant
Hayes
Adamses
Jefferson
van Buren
Harrison
Fillmore
Garfield
General Grant
Sawyer
Re Vere Beach Residents Set Bonfires for Illumination Night
An adjourned meeting at Columbus House Cres cent beach discussed annual illumination next Tuesday. Committees approved music by Lynn Cadet Highland Boston and International band Chelsea. The plan prioritizes bonfires as the main light source with twenty five fires along the beach to burn at least two hours, relying on hotelkeepers for fireworks display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere Beach
Columbus House
Crescent Beach
Committee On Music
Lynn Cadet
Highland of Boston
International Band of
Chelsea
Squire & Co. Lockout Fails to Break Wages Clash
Late workers in Boston’s Squire & Co. clash with management over pay scales during a multiday lockout. Workers demand wage hikes from 10 to 60 percent across departments including kill, trimming, and yard roles, citing Western rivals Armour and North as higher paid. Chief owner Squire vows to lock doors if needed while noting low current business. About 300 men employed. daily hog kills range 1000 to 1300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Squire & Co
Squire
Owas
Boston
Mr. Squire
Armour, Fowler & Co
Armour
Gamlers
West
Armour’s
Charles H. North
C. H. North
Bell Patent Fastener Company Sues Over Garment Buttons
United States Circuit Court on July 29 issued a decree in favor of Belle Patent Fastener Company and related parties in three equity suits. The action claimed infringement of patent No. 247,082 issued Sept 13 1881 to Farnsworth and Robinson as assignees of Barnes for a new method of attaching buttons to garments. Defendants argued non infringement and lack of novelty but failed to prove either. Attorneys for the complainant were Thurston and Livermore Fish. for the defendants Eyan3 and Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Equity
Colt
Belle Patent Fastener Company
A. E. Liess
Same
George F. Davids
George K. Brooks
F. H. Farnsworth
H.S. Robinson
A. J. Barnes
Farnsworth and Barnes
B. F. Thurston
Livermore & Fish
Richard K. Eyan3
Benjaman N. Johnson
Steamers Arrival Report From July Maritime Run
Ships reach harbor with arrivals off the Lizard and at Prawle Point and Swinemunde and Queenstown. Marengo sails from New York, Persian Monarch from New ark, Thingvalla from New York, Wisconsin due in at Queenstown at 6 PM on July 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lizard
Marengo
New York
Newark
Swinemunde
Thingvalla
Queenstown
Wisconsin
Barometer Notes and Boston Harbor Arrivals
Barometer readings and sea level adjustment guidelines noted. Port of Boston arrivals include the Iowa Stamford New Brunswick State of Maine Chatham Spartan Vidette Katahdin Tremont City of Gloucester with various passengers and cargo. Cleared steamers and sail vessels listed, wind SW hazy sunset reports at Highland Light and Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Walters
Liverpool
J&o
Warren & Co
Boston
Stamford
Christiansen
Baracoa
Hodgkins
Logwood
Phipps & Russell
Windsor Packet
Wyman
Weymouth
Flash
Hatfield
St John
Canning Packet
Berry
Annapolis
Mary Freeland
Clark
Newport News
Commonwealth
Joy
Rockland
Inez
Leighton
Maggie Todd
Coggswell
Calais
Mary A White
Nelson
Lanesville
Witherel
Garfield
Baltimore
Coquette
Orne
Sylph
Rhymes
Wiscasset
United States
Galatia
Glover
Swis
Nathan Lawrence
Conor
Raymond JT Maui
Smith
Susie H Davidson
Haley
Bushrod W Hill
Higgins
Annie F Conlon
Seaward
Luther A Roby
Potter
Atlanta
Sch
Howell
Leeds
Allentown
Philadelphia
Portsmouth
New Brunswick
Colby
W H Kilby
Wemeon
JGA Hall & Co
Black Bird
Carroll
Hatheway & Co
Palander
Henriksen
Richibucto
Gill & Lootz
Otter
Ludlow
Lingan
Fred A Roberts
Addie John
JG Hall & Co
Br Schs
Annandale
Letsk
New York
Charles, Kent & Co
State of Maine
Hilyard
Orttend
W & Kilby
Navarino
Small
Charlotte Harbor
Fla
John S Emery & Co
Sloop Electric Light
Condon
Friendship
Silas Sanborn
Sailid
City of Macon
Savannah
Zulma
Port Su Prince
Lavinia
Campbell
Scythia
Bavarian
Steemer Belair
Highland Light
Hull
Maritime Shipping Log Reflects Global Trade Movements
Extensive list of ships sailing and in port from Acapulco to St Johns, Newfoundland, including vessels such as San Joss Austin Nordland and Amethyst. Entries show routes, captains, cargoes like hemp and sugar, and ports including San Francisco New York Boston Liverpool Hamburg and Montreal, dated July and June.
Harbor Ship News From New England Ports and Sloops
Vessel movements at Vineyard Haven, Bar Harbor, Rockland and Gloucester. Sailed dates include Ichs Forest City Jones to New York and various schooners and sloops bound for Boston Philadelphia Portland New Haven and Essex. Codfish and haliut receipts reported at Gloucester coasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Ichs
Forest City Jones
Biuchiil
New York
Willis H Higgins
Jones
Ann L Lockwood
Mattheson
Boston
Baltimore
Fred Tyler
Smith
Sarah A Bilaisieli
Mary Langdon
Mark Gray
Merrill C Hart
Hyne
Frea Smith
J H Wainwright
Anna W Barker
Wm G Bee
Hatlie Louis
Hyena
Ringleader
Georgietta
Grace Cushing
Nellie Treat
Union
Salem
Portand
M Gilmore
Neal
Rockland
Portland
Northern Light
Machasias
Xivna
Gray
Bar Harbor
Vicking
Savage
Camden
Crovsing
Gratts
Kittie
Ward
Jessie Baxter
Vicksburg
Higgins
Bangor
Humboldt
Spofford
Fern
Wire
Eastport
Islander
Thompson
Augusta
Kittle
Woods
Gloucester
Alabami
Tubal Cain
Lightning
Amos Cutter
Everett Pierce
Greaner
Louisa Polleys
Geoge Clark
Maritime voyage notices from July listings
Antwerp to London and Atlantic routes report ships and barks sailing or passed on July 23 to 29. Vessels include Carl Bacxhaus New Bremen. Kinburn New Orleans. Carthagena Otto Wilmington. Jessey River Quelle. Lady of the Lake Natant Spes for Hamburg. Carence S Bement Falmouth. Fannie C. Kieve Wilmington NC for Glasgow. Maria Stella Portland. Yarkand Portland. Dart Beatrie Halifax. Hilda Pictou NS. Cornelis Wilmington NC. Magnum St Johns. City of Madras. City of Philadelphia Calcutta to New York. Mereward Brunswick. Normanvilx Southampton. Ernst Wilming ton. Vesta Sunderland. Anglo-Norman Sunderland. Ecuador Marseilles. Elena Savannah. Emma D Philadelphia. Pablo Sensat New York. San Giuseppe New York for Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acapulco
San Joss
Austin
San Francisco
Panama
City of Panama
White
Antwerp
Nordland
Nickels
New York
Arendal
Elsinore
Resolve
Andersen
Boston
Bermuda
Wieland
Klocking
Wilmington
Alfred
Fernandina
Benisaf
Aboraca
Temple
Sarah E Kennedy
Walters
Shannon
Nash
Bridgetown
Ubaldina
Sponagie
Elche
Sears
Hatties Dixon
Sawyer
Gonaives
Schs
William Jones
Collins
Lizzie Major
Easter
N of Hatteras
Ldg
Siberian
Moore
Optreal
Waldensian
James
Gibraltar
Marsala
Calcutta
Hamburg
Gottenburg
Anna
Gravesend
Helvetia
London
Jie Petpann Ntti
Bark
Amaranth
McLeod
Saratoga
Curtis
Sagua
Clearea
Ixoguten
Kenilworth
Baltimore
Athos
Colon
Arran
Aldrich
Progresso
Geneva
Gregory
Ship Island
Liverpool
aAl
Discoverer
Hughes
New Orleans
Barrowmorte
Honeymoon
Luegete Hill, Brown
Manila
President
Corbett
Graf Admiral
Thompson
Newcastle
Grafton
Seaborne
Naples
Tyrian
Hassenstein
Harvey Mills
Crawford
Santa Res
David W Hunt
Hail
Veston
North Sydney
Erl Kinz
Prizke
Montreal
Buenos Ayres
Caputet
Ellis
Newport
Eship Rhia
Eaton
Lowe
Pielgeth
Polynesian
Ritchie
Stephen
Glasgow
Demetra
Schramm
Gloucester
Father Point
Denham
Lake Superior
Stewart
Queenstown
Wisconsin
Samarang
Park Vilora
St Johns
Carthaginian
Halifax
McNicol
Mogireal
Carthagena
Otto
Dublin
Jessey
Michelsen
Dungeness
Mosher
Stockholm
Natant
Porter
Spes
Gundersen
Fleetwood
Carence S Bement
Townsend
Falmouth
Genoa
Luigi P
Mogila
Pensacola
Senna
Cordeglia
Fannie C. Kieve
Greenock
Maria Stella
Malato
Portland
Wall
Yarkand
Johnson
Lisbon
Dart. Beatrie
Hilda
Dawson
Pictou
Cornelis
Poldervaart
Magnum
Naess
Lundy Island
City of Madras
Halley
Cardiff
Mauritius
City of
Sunderland
Anglo-Norman
Hayton
Tarifa
Ecuador
Philadelphia
Marseilles
Elena
Gerber
Savannah
Valencia
Emma D
Venice
Pablo Sensat
Koidos
Barcelona
San Giuseppe
Ambrosino
Richey
Bath
Gipsey Queen
Jchandler
Scotia
Sprague
New Meadows River
Bangor
Sdis
Lawree
Bridgeport
Richmond
Chipman
DT Patchin
Patchin
Edwin A Stevens
Kendall
Octorara
Reynolds
Willie L. Newton
Pendeton
Rockport
Lane
New Haven
Weser
Bruns
Bremen
Chase Mayor
Anthony
Trewery
Lord Warden
Ossinack
Dom Pedroll
Rio Janeiro
Biancha Hopkins
Tunnels
Wm P Hood
Davis
Providence
Lookout
Crane
Agnes Manning
Birdreall
Portsmouth
FC Pendleton
Fletcher
Jennie M Carter
James M Flanpizan
Burns
Nellie T Morse
Baker
Bradford
French
Canary
Woodward Abrahams
Snow
Carl D Lothrop
Neponset
Stephen Bishop
Keon
Imbros
Bermuda Hundred
Henry Finch
Hiciman
Jesse L Leach
Inmann
Beverly
Quoddy
Mahoney
Lubec
Mary Snow
Vulcan
Lewis
Rockland
Bristol
Kate Scranton
Eldridge
Charleston
Malloch
Boson
Arena Ee
Uncle John
Matson
Talia
Haskell
Galveston
Oomai
Daniels
Newark
Stephen G Loud
Hall
Hyannis
George B Somes
Sarah E Ward
Nixon
Joseph Eaton, Jr
Cantela
Emily Belle
Emulator
New Bedford
J H Perry
Tivarton
Jacksonville
Schoois
Chaples
Ross
Key West
Mascotte
Flemming
Havana
Livingston
Millie Frank
Edwards
Rachel Jene
Kidd
Daniel Webster
Clark
Davin S Fioyd
Blake
Cynthia Jane
Cowesset
J Crowley
Cold Spring
Harriet
Wasson
Helen M Rowley
Rowley
Lady Ellen
Augusta
Senator Grimés
Warr
Calais
Benj Carver
Lovell
Glendower
Rover
Kingston
Glukauf
Linn O’dee
Baracoa
Cheswick
Sagan
Idis Franks
St John
Neiro
Jane Mary
Block Island
May C Crosby
William and
Richard
Port-de- Paix
John S Case
Hillsboro
Ella
Little
Gardiner
Oppshin
Amelia
Janet Newton
Adele Trudell
Dover
Clarissa Allen
Taunton
Port Antonio
City of Columbia
H F Dimocx
Icis J L Cotter
Musquash
S R Lane
J A Brown
Flying Fish
E M McLaughlin
Dreadnaught
Wickford
Whitney
Bearse
Flamborough
Fraser
Hamilton
Chattahoochee
Catharine
Brittanic
Gellert
Alpes
James Drake
Bullock
Kupatnick
St Andrews
Joseph Farwell
Schaefer
Laguna
Yboria
Berretenga
Montera
Mex
Hell Gate
Steeves
Cork
Whitestone
Librngs Inness
Brest
Myrtle
Starrett
Annapolis
Millstone Point
SL Thompson
Hull
Albany
Edwin H Webster
Nantucket
Smith
Delsh Columbia
Donovan
Rondout
Lee
Pool’s Landing
Julia Ann
Pi'ker
Deer Isle
Wavever
Addison
Enterprize
Oliver
Svea
Proteus
Bred Jackson
Alice Montgomery
Edgar
Mills
Barrow
Raphael
Urip
Rio Marina
Davidson
Suez
Moreau
Mark Ophir
Jackgen
Almeria
Ichs Parker
Hooper
Southard
Eva B Hall
Kennebec
Mattie L Russell
Larrabee
D Marvel
O'Keefe
H A Diverty
Nickerson
Somerset
Peter H Crowell
Chase
Tena
Uotton
Canmer
Billow
Ackerman
Westerly
Centipede
North Anglia
Mumford
St. Jago
Federica
de Gartiez
Lancaster
Hand
Hartsburg
Albertson
Williamsport
Miller
Achiles Warrington
Newburyport
Catharine Whitting
Briggs
Lee Hickman
Fisher
Weymouth
Alpha Wooster
Alice Borda
Dukes
Commercial Point
Abel Warker
Plymouth
Emma R Smith
Faulkner
Leith
H A Hunt
Buckaloo
Oliver Dyer
Emeeca
Saco
J W Vanaman
Phinoey
Daylight
Hodgson
Enos
Port Gamole
Mary Winkelman
Bacus
Honolul U
Newhall
Eureka
Patterson
City of Peking
Deaborp
Hong Kong
Melenepe
Read
Carisbrooke Ca
Tie
Queelstown
Caroline Hall
Scha Tyra
Alfie Oakes
Merram
Salem
Carrie Walker
Starkey
Port Johnson
A A Sherman
Higgs
George and Abert
Wentworth
Hoboken
Satter
Icis Vrais Smith
Francis Chaffin
Bellaty
Ellsworth
Bordout
Flora A Sawyer
Freety
Governor
Sargent
Elias Rosa
Elizabethport
Tacoma
aArioth
Bark Nordenskjold
Rantenburg
Melbourne
Atlanta
Pernambuco
W M Harris
Terry
Warren
Joseph Rudd
Hallock
Norfolk
Maritime Shipping Movements Noted in July Entries
A list of vessels and routes with origin and destination ports including the Steamer Grecian Monarch Bristow from New York to London July 25 at latitude 40 35 and longitude 68 12, Bark Maori Cann Londonderry I to St John NB July 23, and Sir Stephen G Loud Boston to Galveston July 20 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bwansea-Sailet
Dorset
Stamper
New
Sigrid
Gregertsen
Phila
Stockholm
Golden Horn
Tielman
New York
Finsbury
Philaelphia
St John
Fidelia
Anderson
Philadelphia
Southampton
Trave
Bremen
Keits
Moruca
Neweeeee
Schiller
Larsen
York
Valparaiso
Dalhanna
Rees
Baltimore
Acapulco
Bristow
London
City Camp
McLeod
Dunkirk
Maori
Londonderry
St John NB
Nuevo
Nicolo
Oberti
Lon 54 13. Bark Nellie T Guest
Messenger
Liverpool
Charleston
Absecon
Bark Cardenas
Stettin
Lon
Sir Stephen G Loud
Hall
Boston
Galveston
Big Wau-bun
Welch
Portland
Point-a-Pitre
Dominion
Lewin Wharf
Alpha
Sc Boon
Yarmouth
N. S
St. John
Digby
Annapolis
Kentville
Halifax
Davison
City OF
Barrington
Shelburne
Kport
Lunenburg
Haifax
Walter Hall
Lewis Wharf
J. A. Hall & CO
Chatham Street
Bostop
Marl
Maritime log fragment from 18th century ships
On June 3 the bark Alice Knowles from NB sailed toward Ecamina. On May 30 the bark Greyhound from NB with 30 barrels left St Helena, reported by Spoken-Swi Agate of Provincetown. Position lat 36 55 long 74 04, all well, no date given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Knowles
Ecamina
Greyhound
St Helena
Swi Agate
Provincetown
Lon
MARINE NOTES Update on Bark Louise Babbus and derelict vessels
New York reports Bark Louise Babbus left July 15 for New York and stuck bottom but floated the same day and will be surveyed. Derelict Rowland Hill passed July 18 near lat 36 30 N long 52 31 W by steamer Hughenden at Baltimore. Bark M J Foley to Mobile for repairs after hurricane damage. Speranza leaking after striking rocks but not badly. captain undecided on survey. Columbian crew to sail to New York. captain and mate stay due to illness. Sir Albert L Butler grounded in Boston harbor. William Harding named pilot for Clark's Point to New Bedford. Water depth 1146 feet on bar. sugar on board.
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New York
Louise Babbus
Rowland Hill
St John
Hughenden
Baltimore
Carthagens
Apalachicola
M J Foley
St Thomas
Mobile
Parrsboro
Speranza
Nielsen
West Bay
Economy River
St Domingo City
Palanque
Albert L Butler
Governor’s Island
Boston Harbor
Executive Council
William Harding
Tisbury
Clark’s Point
New Bedford
Steamship Liners and Sailings List Annotations
A dense roster of ships with routes from Glasgow Hamburg Liverpool and Boston to New York Antwerp and other ports lists daily sailing plans agents and dates from July to August including Cunard Cunard Line Henderson Bros Furness Allen Warren Co and other firms with numerous vessels such as Rome and Etruria and various city listings feeding a timetable style notice.
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Glasgow
Alien
Fastington
Hamburg
Furness Galileo
Hull
Preston Hartington
Barrow
Furness Catalonia
Grafton
Antwerp
Furness Jan Breydel
Gill & Scotz Pruessian
Zlasgow
H & A Allen
Durham City
London
Furness Kansas
Liverpool
Warren & Co Cephalonia
Cunard
British Queen
Henderson Bros
Boston City
Furness Roman
Warren & Co
Cunard S S Co
Borderer
Furness Wetherby
Furness
New York
Bohemia
Kunharat & Co
Denmark
Kunhardt & Co
City of
Berlin
Wright & Sons Spaein
W J Hurst Aller
Bremen
Oelrichs & Co Aurania
H Brown & Co City of
Chicago
P Wricht& Sons Etruria
H Brown & Co Servia
H Brown & Co
Boston
Stockholm City
Furness Iowa
Warren & Go Qatalonia
Prussian
Lasgow
Kansas
Warren & Co Venetian
Thayer & Lincoln Cephalonia
Roman
Warren & Co Gallia
W H Brown
Boston Orty
Furness British Queen
Henderson Bros Pavonia
Cessef Averpool
Sco Borderer
C Furness
Devonia
Henderson Bros WA Scholten
Rotterdam
Funch
Edge & Cott
W J Hurst
W H Brown & Co
Henderson Brosco
Chester
Wright & Sons Excellent
Bordeaux
Funch,Eddy & Co Labrador
Havre
Louis de Tebian
Wyoming
Underhill & Co Atler
Oelrichs & Co
Monarch
Patton, Vickers & Co Suevia
Kunhardt& Qo Adriatic
KRJ Curtis
Warren Line
Man
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Queenstown
Stesmerio
City OF Seek
Henderson Brothers
Bowling Green
State Street
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Jason Cullins
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