Plea for Protectionist Policy Aims to Shield American Farmers
In the Senate Mr. Morrill argues for duty protections to aid farmers and wage earners. He asserts high duties curb foreign competition, keep money at home, and boost domestic production in agriculture and industry. He cites sugar and tin examples, denounces free traders, and discusses mortgage claims and prices under protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmacton
Senate
Sherman
Committee On Appropriations
United States
Cockrel
Messrs
Fry
Aldrich
Morrill
Bessemer Steel
Mr. Voorhees
Sir Charles Dilkes
Great Britain
Canada
Australia
Europe
Mr. Morrill
India
New York
Wisconsin
Kansas
Maine
Behring Sea
Jons
Orrill
House Advances DC Appropriation And Probes Raum
In Washington on July 30 the House approved the conference report on the District of Columbia appropriation bill and then debated the Senate amendments to the sundry civil bill. It appointed a panel of five Indiana and allied members to investigate Commissioner Raum amid remarks by Cummings and Cannon. The session adjourned at 5 05 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cuba
Morrill
Republic
McPherson
Yeas
Carlisle
Stewart
Great Britain
Aldrich
West
District of Columbia
Senate
Washington
House
Messrs. Cummings
New York
Cannon
Illinois
Geological Survey
Raum
Messrs. Merrill
Sawyer
Smmyser
Goodnight
Martin
Indiana
Watertown Launches its First Coal Collier on the Charles
A crowd along the Charles River witnessed the launch of the Watertown coal collier built by John E. Cassidy above the Arsenal bridge. The 134 foot vessel, with 260 horsepower engines and twin screws, will carry 500 to 400 tons of coal, draw under eight feet, and cost under 50 thousand dollars. James Kelley of Tremont Maine commands, with Charles Branscombe as first mate. The ship is schooner rigged with two masts and 18 horsepower engines from Fore River. The Watertown was christened with a town colors presentation after speeches by Watertown officials and Newton President Petrce among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Waltham
Watertown
John £. Cassidy
Arsenal Bridge
Charles River
Cassidy
Fore River Engine Company
Weymouth
James KK. Kelley
Tremont
Charles E
Salem Harbor Reports 1890 Vessel Tonnage and Arrivals
Salem customs figures for the year ending June 30 1890 show 1243 vessels with 99034 tons harbored and 7465 with 170815 tons discharged cargoes. There were 107 arrivals and 88 clearances to foreign ports with duties receipts of 68985 and salaries costs of 600315. The Home for Destitute Women notes a 500 legacy from Fr Dabney estate. John McHale alias Morrison faced a larceny charge of 40 dollars and was held on 1000 bond awaiting grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satem
SiKcrat
Salem Custom House
Home For
Dabney
John McHale
Morrison
Justice Safford
Brown
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Page Highlights
July 30 to July 31 notices show arrivals and clears from multiple steamers and schooners in Boston Gloucester and St John. Notable vessels include Steamer Kansas Hallamshire Yumart and several cargo and barkentine ships sailing to Halifax Boston Philadelphia and Portland. Crews and cargoes range from lumber to sugar with mariners and pilots named where readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Fenton
Liverpool
Warren & CO
Ndse
Passence
Passed & Telegraph
Hallamshire
Breckon
Archangel
Sydney
Charles Hunt & Co
Yumart
Nor
Rilse
Port Antonio
Jam
Boston Fruit Co
Herman Winter
Sickerson
New York
Mase
H M Whitney
New Brunswick
Colby
Annapolis
Digby
B A Waldron
Swamer
Harrisburg
Albertson
Philadelphia
Wilkesvarre
Cates
Ort Johnson
Katahdin
Pierce
Kanter
Star of the East
Baker
Bath
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
Geo
Chatee
Godfrey
Gloucester
Gertrude
Crockett
Hope
Vesty
Aeolus
Barresen
Kaenos Ayres
Sed
Seraphine
Chute
Ponce
Delong & Seaman
Seb Alina Cummings
Boston
Cummings
Port Royal
Aurora Borealis
McDade
St John
Windsor Packet
Wyman
Sailer
Mass
Achorn
Francis R Baird
Cole
South Amboy
Mabel Rose
Barrett
Silver Spray
Maloney
Rondout
Sandy Hook
Barlow
Millville
Brannin
Rebecca F Lamain
Diggins
Liaitimore
Hlan Hull
Tial
Vert Johnson
Willard Saulsbury
Gray
Florence Nowell
Nickerson
Hoboxen
Lizzie
Clark
Randall
Schlowa
Leighton
Calais
Quincy
Alsatian
Snowmen
Provincetown
Sturgis
Durham City
Jacobsen
London
Furness
Sthelred
Hopkins
Mort Antonio
Boston Cruik Company
Carroll, Trown
Halifax
Charlottetown
Priel
Wil Steatashin Company
Wark Lillian
Hiteds
Demerara
Addison Gage & Co
Burkentine Litien
Marsters
Rogario Yi Portant
Lial
Alice C Dickerman
Cook
Cheverne
J Ge Ial & Co
Howard Holder Ch
Eck
Hillsboro
Rine & Co
John Minee
Hottendorff
Y Same
Eva Stewart
Waggles
Westport
JG Hal& Co
Myra B
Olmsted
Nb, & Co
Welcome Howe
Currier
Hlat
Progreso
America
Ee and Wacha Iarry Prescot
James L Maley
Susan Stetsonmore
Norfolk
South Shore
Chatham
Daly
Shawmut
Robona
Joel Cookrng Rattler
Z Sherman
Salem
Tug International
Chalmette
Venus
Valencia
Eastport
Polliet West
Herald
Navesink
Vega
Ocean King
Tivoli
Progress
Samuel Dillaway
Alutileis Russell
RED Star Line
United States
Antwerp
E. A. Adams & CO
State St
Broad St
Maritime Charter News Reflects Inactive Market Tides
New York July 30 The market shows low activity though tonnage remains held for fixed figures. Charters include Europe Barx Vatent 2300 bbls refined petroleum Philadelphia to Oporto 38 sd. Coastwise Cora Dunn lumber Doboy to Noank 8750 tons. Several vessels report ice and loading from Kennebec to New York Philadelphia to Portland and beyond with prices ranging around 81 25 to 1 60 and 2 2.75 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Barx
Philadelphia
Oporto
Cora Dunn
Doboy
Noank
Ti Willey
Brunswick
Wim Frederik
Richmond
Ortland
Loutae
Adelaide
Kennebec
Annie
Slorer
Addie Chariton
John Rose
Chase Morrison
Mattie
Kuesell
Sehs
LV Rose
John
Converse
Ll Townsend
Yortland
Elbridge Souther
John K Souther
Fontina
Ballimoe
Vortland
Coal
T. Sche Cumberland
Maggie Dalling
Ark
Matthew Baird
Clara Leavitt
Grace Bradley
Ice
Chas Trickey
Hallowell
HN Squire
Wimington
Del
Foreign Ports Sailed and In Port July Listings
Maritime column lists vessels sailing from Antwerp to Ponce and across European and American ports. Entries include ships such as Grimm for Montreal Ovi La landre for New York and multiple bark and steamer movements with destinations like Quebec Baltimore Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caples
Antwerp
Grimm
Ger
Montreal
Ovi
la & Landre
Belg
New York
Bulfast
Arc
Arlington
Nor
Hangen
Chatham
Gatineau
Quaile
Quebec
Courant
Hansen
Bowling
Alans
Cork
Bravo
Meyer
Cuxhaven
Theodore Hf Rand
Morris
Hamburg
Greenock
Australia
Dahl
Winters
Camelia
Ahrens
Havre
Suevia
Harder
Doy St Francis
Wilbur
RIO Janetro
Senator
Bark Highlands
Scott
Waterford
Drammenseren Cnor
Que
Bluefields
Managua
Scythian
Havana
Clenfuegos
Akbar
Holmes
Annapolis
Digby
Canning Packet
Terry
Boston
Gold Hunter
Kawding
Clementsport
Halifax
Mabel Howard
Howkins
Porto Rico
Glenoa
Mcdonald
Anna Heattie
Liverpool
Walter P Hall
Rowhe
West Indies
Hallsboro
Charles & Sears
Alien
Baxtport
Luta Price
Copa
Bera
Mendoza
Rice
Strathairly
Philadelphia
Matanzas
EB Arnold
Bird
Thg
Carbonero
Key West
Tonsy
Cox
Charleston
Cardenas
Horton
Macau
M B Daly
Dincan
Parangaa
Ponce
Charles Morford
Hagertny
Settee Ee
Rydal Holme
Brown
Airport
Sphynx
Crook
Fleetwood
Jago
Glenhafren
Lloyd
St Thomas
Larncale
Baltimore
Karnford
Marine notes relay busy Atlantic port chatter July 30
July 30 despatches report Capt Dickinson of Phipsburg taking charge of wiF Babcock to relieve Capt Murphy who returns home to supervise Shenandoah construction. Entries cover grounding at Mt Desert and life saving crew rescue, a fire-bearing vessel sighting near Palermo, hull reports from Quebec, and multiple port clearances and sailings along Bath Alexandria Boston and New York with numerous vessels listed by name and origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson
Phipsburg
Wif Babcock
Murphy
Ilesword
Sir John C Gregory
Mt Desert
Cranberry Island
New York
Tniziativa
Palermo
Jon
Quebec
Thorn Holme
Pictou
Montreal
River du Loup
Kark Askey
Hamburg
London
Screamer Petriana
Fiume
Philadelphia
Malta
Bath
Liverpo
Sailed and Cleared Shipping Movements Across Atlantic Ports
A stream of schooners brigs and steamers depart and clear from Portland Boston Newburyport and other ports in July. Vessels include bark Galena Calvin F Baker and Jennie Phinney among others. Routes head to Barbadoes Perth Amboy Norfolk and Providence with multiple sailings and arrivals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
IL Bradley
Boston
Beverly
Cora S Vangilder
Ketcham
Danversport
Lanesville
Philadelphia
Bath
Annie E Rudolph
Levins
Illian T Donnell
Davis
Sunbeam
Campbell
Lauber
New York
Daltimor&—Ar
Dorchester
Hips
Port Antonio
Dewell
New Bedford
Ewald Douglass
Portsmouth
Heaufort
Bogue Inlet
Warren Hall
Walker
Black Rock
Favorite
Schell
Slater
Chatha Hyannis
Southwest Harbor
John Gregory
Charleston
Georgetta Lawrence
Wyatt
Providence
Cowsest
Flyaway
Thomas
Ipswich
Garland
Libby
Sachein
Henderson
Hingham
Willian Bee
Rathburn
29Th
Achs Harvest
O'Donnell
Belle Rul
Hart
Brown
Ete
Lavinia Delaney
Harris
Elias Runyon
Eldridge
Jada Francis
Anderson
Baltimore
Young
Napoleon
Hehey
Yabor
Locum
Eastpory
H King
Uilyard
Ls Worth
Adam Wowlby
Bowden
Aston
Astern Queen
Bloudett
Arboreer
Clark
Mineola
Ray
Pall River
Josie Dean
Chase
Norfolk
Urees
Florence E Tower
Portland
Tiger
Gray
Kengor
Edward Rich
Cardner
Hoan
Wille
Knowlton
J . Lane
Chirk
Sachs Brave
Greenlaw
F B Tower
Eaton
Georgetown
Willington
Hallock
Long Cove
Anule J
Pardee
Crosby
Galyveston
Arlington
Kay
Wyannis
Arc
Lizzie Raymond
N M Rogers
Snow
Hoboken
Orleans
Hattie Paige
Crocker
Kennebec
Willard
Florence Newell
Hampton Roads
John A Pearson
Merritt
Qreluila
Richmond
Jamesuonville
Fia
Clover
Ingersoll
New London
Conn
Milleridgs
Iferetta Square
Smith
Granawick
Galantha
New Yorks
Jd& W
Cobb
Haven-Ar
H L James
Tall
Lonefellow
Ead Lrunswick
Angler
Rush
Woodbridge
Moses B Tower
Higgins
Azores
Edwards
Atlantic Ocean
Majestic
Liverpool
Buffalo
Hull
Eng
Nevada
Italy
Hermann
Bremen
Iniziativa
Valera
Kepana
Baracoa
Seneca
Havana
EL Mar
New Orleans
Jason
Olsen
Zaandam
Lopez Duarte
Santos
Rio Grande Do Sul
Carib
Montgomery
Yruxilia
Jacksonville
Jennie S Hall
Gilchrist
Permandinlas Fudwith
Stearns
Heal
Barks Lopes Duartem
Rio Grande Ao
Aunle P Chase
Bancor
Wild Pigeon
Hoothbay
Alina
Machias
Magellan
St John
Alaska
Wallace
Florence May
Chatham
Slin Burritt
Grand Menin
City of Berlin
St Ronans
Exeter City
Bristol
Palentino
Cardiff
Colorado
Bohemia
Ilamburg
Waesland
Antwerp
Neustria
Marseilles
Basil
Vara
Falcon
Cottage City
Barks Landskroma
Hong Kong
Gordon
Fonlgsverg
Viscaya
Cunill
Normannia
Hebich
Hamburg
Neptune
Legoe
Montogo Bay
Lahn
Hellmers
Britannic
Bridgetown
Pearl
Knapp
St Croix
Clara
McNutt
Exeter
Blachs Alperta
Parker
Windsor
Frank Herbert
Quinn
Shuilee
Hell Gate
Sachs Clifton
Ellis
Clifford U
Sirewn
Rondo
Hunter
FC Vendleton
Fletcher
Bangor
Maud Lace
Lucy M Collins Coombs
Emma 1Eidheton
Ilanks
Gardiner
Emma F Angel
Triny
American Yearn
Haddy
Mariietts Sitch
Kate & Mary
Cogga- Horizon
Leet
Proviwell
Rondout
Dence
Frank Seavy
Kelly
Art Liberty
Weymouth
Maine
Shaw
Milville
Pascagoula
Mary Hasbrouck
Ludwig
Pol Townsend
Scammell Broa
Inness
Shanghae
Rattlesnake
Newburyport
Jana M Hoyt
Crowell
Maud Seward
Tra 19
Thomas Anderson
Fla
Beaconsfield
Marbella
Tilesk
Switzerland
Millfield
Serpices
Creared
Pennsylvania
Eugenie
St Thomas
Bernard
Boca del ‘Toro
Harewood
Rouen
Williamsport
Pottsville
Spartan
Barks Magellan
Kamphius
Agostino C
Cosulich
Cadiz
Wm H Inete
Wakely
Pronawick
Schs
Willis S Shepard
Reeves
Salemi
Ruthshaw
Carlow
Alfred Whiske
Kelley
Emma P Shaw
Charles S Davis
Sooye
Bertram
Townsend
Tunnell
Gem
Wass
Galveston
Delaware Breakwater
Barks Suray Cowan
Cienfuegos
Benguela
Barbadoes
Galena
Kaitt
Jennie Phinney
Ingerlson
Wadnington
Magee
A K Weeks
Henley
Ellan Crowell
Raritan
D Marvel
O'Keefe
Chase Morrison
Steith
Kenny
Cumberland
Jewett
Newark
Addie H Cann
Haines
Montevideo
Ada Bailey
Hendson
Phlgaelphins
Alphia & Amelia
Franklin
Caroline Gray
Rowe
Navassa
Hatfield
Fullerton
Howard
Flora E
Waomi
Lizzie Hyer
Oston
Seattle
Fairchild
San Francisco
Sauco
Joe Carleton
A Heaton
W H Jimond
Drew
Honolulu
Scitua
Nellie Gray
Telumah
Hatile
Ellen Perkins
Benjamin Courtney
Abbie L Dow
Mabel Jordan
Helen G Moseley
Sarah & Ward
Nelson KE Newbury
Isaiah Stetson
Charlotte Fish
Hannibal
Petrel
Huntington
Sarah Jane
Hoston
Stonington
Buckminster
Salem
Battler
Ed Zacheus Sherman
St Jow
Commerce
Kenney
Priscilla Scribner
Casey
Kate E Gifford
Wright
Vineyard Haven
Shawmut
Kearse
Barnes Joel Cook
Robena
Ichs Nulato
Sawyer
Fannie Butler
Riderson
Lipston
Robert Kyron
Thurston
Rondont Ter Do
Charles Kleath
Pendleton
Joboken
Hyne
Eitazabethport
Calais
Cecelia
Kingston
St.Joan
Hobken
Irene
Rouse
Arthur W Gibson
Stewart
Port Liberty
Halifax
Richard Hill
Agricola
Ella Mand
Wim Lodd
Mary
May Day
Juanes
Thomas Boaz
J G Felt
Dexter Clark
Hattie Nickerson
Mary E Graham
Eva D Rose
J M Kennedy
J M_ Kennedy
Ka D Sturgis
Theresa
Isaac Orbeton
Bromeline
Rue
Castine
Mescha MW Grifting
Perth Amboy
Dover
Georgianna Cook
Port Johnson
Waldebore
James O’donohue
Newton
Iangor
Prank G Rich
Valine
Rattie May
Norris
Economy
Tug Storm King
Wiscasslt
Emma Sriggs
Cray
Robert H. Rathburn
Rachel Seatoan
New Haven
Washington
Carolina
Hartford
Irving B Hewhtit
Venus Grove
Venn
J C McNorton
Outten
Ocean Mail Routes and Schedules for Various Regions
Detailed lists of steamship routes and sailing times from New York and Boston to Jamaica Central America the Caribbean Europe and other destinations. Specially addressed correspondence and supplementary mail deadlines noted for Great Britain Ireland France Belgium Germany and other European nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortune Island
Jamaica
Jeremie
Costa Rica
Fort Simon
Aloyena
New York
Central America
Guatemala
South Pacific
Colon
Costa Rich
City of Para
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Slaiifax
Boston
Sweden
Norway
Russia
Turkey
Yucatan
Campeche
Tabasco
Chiapas
Cuba
Niagara
Curacoa
Venezuela
Savamilla
Trinidad and Tobago
Stearmanip
Caracas
Aus
Netheree
Amsterdam
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth
France
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
Portugal
la Bourgogne
Havre
Truxillo
Edith Hough
New Orleans
Miquelon
Newfounadland
Halifax
Boston Direct
L A. Mn
Great Britain
Ireland
Belgium
Germany
Pavonia
Great Britain and Ireland
Mail closures for transpacific and Pacific routes to Boston
Notices detail letter mail deadlines for multiple ocean routes including Japan, Shanghai, Hong Kong and dependent ports, the fast Indies excluding specified regions, and Pacific territories. It lists sailing origins from San Francisco with Aug 12 15 and 28 dates and Boston office close times, highlighting Australia and New Zealand routes with Aug 9 and Aug 17 deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Fast Indies
Tunia
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Belgic
San Francisco
Boston
Hawaiian Islands
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Zealandia
Ocean Steamers Schedule Fringed With July and August Calls
Shipping column lists steamer arrivals and departures with names such as Antwerp Milanese Furness Yarmouth and Catalonia. ports include London Liverpool Savannah and Gothenburg. Dates range from July 14 to August 6 with lines like G Hall & Co and C Furness arranging sailings and cargoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravensdale
Barbados
Sugar
Stamford
Baracoa
WW & CR Noyes Kong Frode
Vaimaica
Boston Fruit Co
Palestine
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Catalonia
Alex Martin Gate City
Savannah
Rich'd’a & Bar
Yarmonth
G Hall & Co
Gothenburg
London
Furness
Shipping passenger and cargo sailings listed with ports and dates
A fragment lists multiple sailings and agents from Boston to Europe and Caribbean ports, detailing ships such as Friesland Antwerp Norge and Bremen dates July 18 to Aug 5, with connections to Liverpool Havre Havana and Yarmouth. Includes agents Wright & Sons Oelrichs & Co Underhill & Co Rich'n & Br'n'd and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friesland
Antwerp
Wright & Sons
Rotterdam
F*neh
Dye & Co
State of Indiana
Glasgow
A Baldwin & Co
Aller
Bremen
Oelrichs & Co Norge
Christ
F'neh
Ed'e &Co
City of Chester
Liverpool
Alaska
la Betagne
Havre
Servia
Wees
Oelrichs & Co
Havana
Cuba Mail
Underhill & Co
Hi Brown & Co
Ecity of
Para
Colon
Pacific Mail
Amsterdam
e&Co
KaigerWil
Bourgogne
Ny& Cuba
sUmbria
Vhbrown&co
Boston
Kansas
000AURE
ROMAN
Peeee Ang
Palestine
Ang
Norseman
Warren & CO
Postoffice Square
H. & A. Allan
State Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Watertown Launching
Mr. Cassidy
Salem Matters
Shipping News
Miiniature
Port OF
S R Bearse
Thestrup
John H Crandall
Norwell
Sagua
Cibuenum
Gail
Forsyth
Joston
Acacia
Colwell
Jefferson
Dixon
John Stroup
Hillyard
Veth
Minnie Abbe
Fred
Coox
Stella
Prost
Roy
Lister
Playfair
Adams
Vaphne
Whittaker
Icis Iuisco
Crisco
Elgin
Robinson
Galway
Ayalon
Williams
Centennial
Cripps
Lander
City Island
Table Bay
CGH
Fionella
Bashee
Poken
Park Lepreaux
Mulcahey
Fromm Rochefort
Lon
Baker's Island
Endrance
Frenchman's Bay
Sarah F Lee
Grand Hank
New England
Georges
Tragabigzania
Aroostook
Gogo
Maggie and
Lilly
Lizzie J Jones
Eastern Queen
Lotter Haskins
Kleurde Ds
Addison Center
Heetor
Augustus J Vabens
Kendeskeag
Pawnee
Wim P Clyde & Co
Chas Hillman & Co
Haytien
Trans-Pacific Mails
Boslon
Nannie
Toda Y
Fider
City of Macon
Rich'n&Br
Alex Martin
Gate City
Rioh
G Hall & Co Kadbsb
Surinoco
Santiago
RJ Cortis
Bermuda
Cateso & Co Yar
Clentuegos
Normav. Arm
Eamail
Atlantic S
Carroll
Worcester
Kalifax
Port Hawkesbury
Jronton
Malifax
KB. Gardner
Lewis Wharf
Atlantic Ave
L. H. Palmer
State Loase
Boston & Bangor Steamship Co
Mt. Desert
Penobscot
Foster's Wharf
Rockland
Camden
PenaRoast
Searsport
Bucksport
Winterport
Hampden
Her Harbor
Seal Harbor
Swans’ Island
Lorraino
Ellsworth
William A. Hill
New England & Savannah Steamship Co
Lewins Wharf
Central Railway
Geerata
Florida & Western
Georga
Alabama
South Carolina
Louisiana
Texas
Florida
U. GU. Pearson
A. Dew
Sampson
W. By
Savannah Fast Freig't
Washington St
Dne
Richardson & Barnard
Aventa
N. BE
Savannah SS. Co
Atlantic Avenue
New York & New England RE. R
Metropolitan SS. Co
Sound Lines
Ocean Steamship Company
Dew. Sampson
N.K
Boston & Philadelphi Steamship Line
Endian
Long Wharf
Wilmington
EB Bampson
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
Mississippi
Arizona
New
Aexico
California
E. BE
N. E
E. Hawley
Ase
Mroadway
Wash
Ington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga
Air Line
Atlantic Coast
Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
Baltimore & Ohio
Ballimee
Nurfolk
A.M. Graham
Central Wharf
New Engelandd
Soule
Southwest
Piedmont
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Alk Line
Paintrock
Waldo A. Pearce
Washington Street
Mallory Lines
Comal
LEC Rio Grindell
SAN AI Ikcos
Fernandina
State OF Texas
Antonio
Spragu ‘E
Washington , St
THE
Yarmouth Steamship CO
Yarmonthan
A. Ry
Davison
Pierc
Wis Wharf
G. Hall & Co
Chatham Street
Thomas Cook & Sons
W. H. Eaves
Parker Louse
ST. John
Star OF
Lincoln's Wharf
Popham Beach
Math
Richmood
Augusta
Potiday
Kennebec River
L. Palmer
State House
Chas. H. Hyde
Muansas
Mer
Custom House
Consignees
White Star Ling
Royal Mail
Queensiowa
Atlantic
Sarah
L. R. Hale
Clyde Steamship CO
Great Southern
South
Pier 29
East River
M. Troquois
Cuercbee
Seminole
Yemassee
Delaware
J. A. Flanders
Theo. G. Eger
Bowling Green
Cunard Line
Pavonia VeAug
Samaria
Catalon
Qiscythia
Grenalonia
Cabin Passage
Lexander Martin
Warren Line
Leyland Line
Bostonian
Vikrginian
Allan Line
Furness Line
Parham City
Arilamene
C.eeee
C. Burn
Waterstreet
Atlantic Express
Queenstown
City of Ome
Londonderry
Menderson Berotmers
C. V. Daley
Komea
Norddeutscher Lloyd S. S. Co
Southampton
EIDER
Kaiser
Wilhelm LI
Fulda
WERRA
Pettey Aller
Canpobello
Commercial Wharf
Engigenec
J. B. Richardson
St. Andrews
Winthrop
Bar Harbor
Campobello
JALEX
Porter
North Side Central Wharf
E. S. Merchant
Wortland
India Wharf
Cu. F. Williams
International
E. A. Waldron
Gea Am
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!