Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Jun 1, 1889, p. 3

Monitors to Be Finished at Navy Yards Under Tracy Plan

Secretary Tracy ordered the Amphitrite to League Island and aims to complete all five double turreted monitors at navy yards. Work on Puritan, Miantonomoh, Terror, Monadnock and related ships varying locations. budget $3.178 million plus $55,000 for electric lights. Monitors will be heavily armored with twin screws for swift maneuvering and harbor defense.

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Washington Strdan Tracy Harlan & Hollingsworth Wilmington Del League Island Navy Yard Virginia Norfolk Navy Yards New York Boston Mare Island California Philadelphia Mantonomoh Terror Monadnock Petrel Vesuvius

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New England Grocers Plan Large Excursion to Washington

Mr. Benjamin Johnson of the New England Grocer has arranged with the Pennsylvania railroad Willard's Ebbitt's and Riegs Houses for an excursion of 1000 New England grocers and their ladies from September 16 to 20.

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NEW England Grocers Benjamin Johnson The New England Grocer Pennsylvania Railroad Willard’s, Ebbitt’s and Riegs Houses

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Revenue steamers Bear and Rush sail for Behring Sea

Secretary Windom signed sailing orders for revenue steamer Bear to enforce laws protecting Alaskan seal fisheries. The Rush is expected to sail from San Francisco for Behring Sea today or tomorrow with identical orders issued a week earlier.

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BEAR RUSH Windom San Francisco

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Shipping News Updates From Boston Harbor

High water and vessel movements report arrivals and departures at the Port of Boston on May 31. Multiple steamers and schooners from New York Philadelphia Portland Bangor and Gloucester pass or reach dock with cargoes and towage including wrecked ship Antoinette to St John NB and barge towage by Joshua Lovett. Details cover crews destinations and weather conditions with notable incidents including Captain Merrill’s paralysis during a squall.

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Gen Whitney Bearse New York Mase H M Whitney Star of the East Baker Bath Penobscot Ingraham Bangor John Brooks Deering Portland George A Chaffee Proctor Gloucester Reading Smith Philadelphia Ocean King Contain Helicon Newport News Joshua Lovett Mellen Joel Cook Robena de Jane Deline Boston Cates Pensacola Carl D Lothrop Newport Gill Kingston Jam Brunswick Buenos Ayres Merrill Reed Anthony Moncton Lillie Perry Tusket Mary Jane Morton Weymouth Sygnet Sanford St John Roland Hatfield Chevenne Ocean Belle Ruggles Port Gilbert Canning Berry Annapolis Ingersoll Grand Menan Sutton Pearce Maud Handrey Oliver Port Royal Weybosset Towne Nathaniel P Doane Woodward Abrahams Snow Baltimore Grace Littleton Ross Nellie Eaton Knowlton Berth Amboy Jonathan Cone Sherman Nettie Cushing Fuller Raritan River George W Collins Stratton Sullivan A Paine Gilbert Chilton Call Eliot Merriam Ulmer Orland James K Talbot Machias Crocker Ponce Vineyard Haven Pavonia McKay Liverpool Alex Martin Santiago Potter Hull Eng Sanderson & Son Mareca Moen Antwerp Furness Colla McDonald Samana Bay Snow & Co New Brunswick Colby Digby H Kiley Yarmouth Stanwood J G Hall & Co Viking Nor Friis Gibara Seaverns & Co Unita Danielsen Baracoa Ww & C Noyes Millin Antoinette Commercial Bark Ethandune Jamieson Hilsboro IcissCepola Hatheway & Co George S Yarbell Higgins Windsor Atwood & Rich Tappanates Calvin Austin Collins C H Hyde Deerinz Portiana F Williams Mabel Rose Barrett Kennebec J W Linnell S H Walker Washington, DC Eva Ferris Thatcher Fitz Bros & Co Caledonia Glasgow Cumberland Jane Adeline Scis D . Lawrence Ollie Phillips TW McKay Regalia

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Christening At The White House For Mary McKee

The President's granddaughter Mary Lodge McKee was christened at the White House this afternoon by her great grandfather the Rev Dr Scott. In attendance were family cabinet members and General and Mrs Williams. The McKee couple will return home tomorrow.

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White House Mary Lodge McKee Scott

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Public Debt Reduction Leads May Report

The Treasury Department estimates an $8,000,000 drop in the public debt for May despite nearly $12,000,000 paid for pensions. The net surplus is reported at $54,000,000.

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Treasury Department

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Seizure of American schooner Mattie Winship over fishing limit

Consul-General Phelan quotes Captain Oliver denying fishing inside the three mile limit. Mattie Winship, owned by Dennis Neyre of Gloucester, was seized by Dominion cruiser Vigilant two miles north of Cape North after crew seen fishing within the limit. Captain Knowlton reports no license under the modus vivendi. full report awaited.

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Rhode Island Assembly Ends Session in Newport

Newport May 31 The General Assembly's last session at Newport saw the constitutional convention bill pass the House 27 to 26 with the Democratic Speaker casting the decisive vote. It failed in the Senate 27 to 7. A bill to abolish the May session was shelved after discovering Newport's constitutional capital status. Governor Ladd is expected to push the change. The Block Island election case was postponed to January.

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Newport R. J General Assembly House Senate Ladd Providence Block Island

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Port au Prince Surrenders After Haitian War News

A cable from General Hippolyte reports defeating President Legitime and capturing Port au Prince, declaring himself Provisional resident. An unconfirmed New York dispatch also claims Hippolyte took the capital.

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Port-Au-Prince Hippolyte Loxnon Haiti Légitime New York

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Reverend William L. Gage Dies After Jump From Hospital Window

The Rev. Dr. William L. Gage committed death by own action by leaping from a fourth story window at the Orthopedic Hospital in Philadelphia. He had traveled from Hartford to enter the hospital with his son in law Rev. F S Hatch noting melancholia as the major ailment. He died at 9 o'clock after being found unconscious on the pavement minutes earlier by a milkman. He leaves a widow in Hartford and a daughter in Monson Massachusetts.

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Gage Philadelphia Penn William L. Gage Orthopedic Hospital Hartford Conn F.S. Hatch Monson Mass Wylie Dr.e Dr. Gags Hatch

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Ice laden vessels steady for Atlantic trade with Boston

Boston reports steady demand for handy sized vessels to load ice from New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington with rates firm at coal ports. Engagements include Strathmuir Boston to Buenos Ayres lumber $14 M and Regina Boston to Scandinavian ports petroleum. Barbados freight market shows sugar molasses and logwood rates and several sugar shipments to New York Philadelphia and Boston.

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Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Gulf and Atlantic South America Strathmuir Buenos Ayres Cuba Europe Regina Scandinavian Petroleum &T Pt Susan H Ritchie Bangor Nassau Brunswick Kennebec Jacob Reed Tool’s Landing Noralk M A Wiley Rockport Charleston O Witherell Williams L A Burnham H Fredson C C Dame Henry Withington W H Oler H G Moseby JM Haskell Penobscot K Emerson L Sherman Newport Gardiner Hackensack Chevenne Newark Elizabeth Banger Lanesville Boothbay Belfast Jennevec Richmond South Gardiner Harpswell Clark’s Cove Hampton Bridgeton Barbados Windward Islands Guantanamo Cientuegos Porto Rico Jamaica Channel United States Lark’s Island Barkentine Ethandune Barks Unity Trinidad Hatteras John Johnson Rome Condor Beatrice Pensacola

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Tow boat Elsie Deagan disabled off Whales Back light

Portsmou th NH May 31 Tow boat Elsie Deagan of the T wharf fleet was disabled Thursday night off Whales Back light with the leg blown out of her builder She was towed to the city and will be taken to Boston for repairs by tug Confidence Gloucester port reports a long list of vessels plus fish receipts and cargo totals along with sailing and sailing orders from various ports Bangor Salem Millbridge Vineyard Haven and Ponce report heavy gales and vessel damage including leaks and sail losses

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Portsmouth Elsie, Deagan T Wharf Boston Sonra Confidence Gloucester Augusta H Johnson AY Gifford Willie M Stevens Grand Bank HA Duncan Nellie N Davis Western Bank Laughing Water Dictator Mabel Leighton Aberdeen Pilgrim Sarah Esther Wood Lelia E Norwood Lelia Linwood Florence and Levanter Georges Storm King Jennie P Phillips Httie Minnehaha Stowell Sherman George A Leland Boston J W Gaskell Philadelpha Minnesota Bangor Otronto James Barrett New York Augusta LJ Lindsey Werth Amboy Biddeford J Ponder, Jr Elizabethport Ipswich Annie J Russell Hoboken Havertill AM Nichols South Aimboy Saco Fred Smith Whitney Perth Amboy Rabboni Rabboni, ‘Tapley, Do; Viking. Church, Do; Charleston, Erskine, Moston Doughton Closson Groveland Planter Smith Hingham Henry Bone Sellers Salem Woodward Alley Ynn Creared J B Holden Look Philadelphia Modesty Lowell Jersey City Amelia F Cobb Carter Holmes Holl Yankee Blace Coombs Judge Tenney Bennett Lizzie J Clark Randlett Majestic E Waterman Millbrige Margaret Leighton Julia Strout Bertha V Wilson Borton Vineyard Haven James R Talbot Machias Ponce Simmons Allen Brave Stanley Maria Knowlton Veto Sumner

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Sailed ships and crews list from various ports

A maritime passage notes multiple vessels sailed in late May from Cape Town to Smyrna and Santos. Entries name port, vessel type, voyage date, ship or master, and next ports or destinations including Br signatories and Nor or Am flags.

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Cape Town Crusader Hutchinson New York Gigenti Lero Philadelphia Venice Glasgow Circassia Siberian Montreal Montevideo Arklow Farmer Cardiff Darpa Gilmore Port Medway Garibaldi Engelson Hermoda Nor Fredrickson Leader Jones Newport Palmetto New Bedford Sardinian LeBlanc Penarth Senator McKenzie Tantallon Pensacola Santos Argo Thompson Halifax Hector Johannesen Swansea Missouri Smyrna Rosa Madre Ital Lazarro

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Maritime ship and bark positions from Atlantic voyage notes

A compiled list shows ships and barks with origins, destinations, and May dates. Vessels include Annie Bingay from Boston to Buenos Ayres, Staul from New York to San Francisco, Colchester from Boston to Buenos Ayres, Crown India Cardiff to San Francisco, Pythomene New York to Calcutta, Romsdal Liverpool to San Francisco, Stroma New Orleans to Port Simon, and others. Coordinates, routes, and occasional cargo notes accompany each entry, with several May positions and lat lon readings.

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Annie Bingay Doty Boston Buenos Ayres Equator Staul, Williams New York San Francisco Colchester Sterling Crown India Prozelier Cardiff Jon Pythomene Archer Calcutta Romsdal Colcord Montevideo Favorit Thomasson Philadelphia Konigsberg Longfellow Faraday Bakers Islands Apia Queenstown Ark Sea Foam Jones Falmouth Wilhelm Birkedahl Christiana Crapo Hardy Hiogo Daguy Plymouth Ship Island Martha N Hail Taylor Bangor Baltimore Chincoteague Willie H Higgins Kennebec Milford Haskell Cienfuegos Delaware Baruegat

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Notices to Mariners from Narragansett and Atlantic Coast

Notice lists a new light on Gould Island Rhode Island to be shown around June 10, 1889. The fifth order white flash at 62 feet focal height, visible 12.5 nautical miles, with a red brick tower and keeper’s dwelling nearby. Also updates many channel marks including Cape Fear River buoy changes, Winah Bay channel, Grassy Point Middle Ground lights, and a moving Cape Charles Lightship.

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Gould Island Narragansett Rhode Island Coast and Geodetic Survey Narragansett Bay Cape Fear River N. C Winah Bay South Carolina Grassy Point Middle Ground St Johns River Florida Governor's Island Buttermilk Channel New York Harbor Fox Rock Orford Reed Oregon

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Multiple Vessels Dismast and Ill Sailors Reach Shore

Shipping news from Boston to Liverpool reports Brig Alice dismasted at Cayenne voyage and Leaky vessels Sir Clara Jane and others seek repairs. Overdue Rachel Coney lost contact. Tug Herald aided by Sprague after grounding in fog. Norfolk reports several ship losses, collisions, and capsizes with crews saved. London notes Eugenie leaky at Sydney and Park Emilie to Liston. Maritime activity includes steamer Gallia passing and vessels under sail with wrecked masts and cargo damage.

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Boston Alice Cayenne Liverpool Clara Jane Boothbay Portland Norwalk Island Herald Emerson’s Point Capain Milk Island Thatcher’s Island Sprague Norfolk Viola W Burton Big Kinnakeet Steamer Rescue Marning F Kindberg Craney Island Flenry Souther Carrie Stone Virginia Potomac River Cornfield Point Pamlico Loung Enos Webb Hooper Newberne Long Shoal Light Eastport Mauder Bo3ton St John Cutler Gallesby Patrick O’grady Flora London Eugenie, Foley Tacoma Melbourne Sydney Nsw Park Emilie Pensacola Brake Liston Baxter Mayflower Stonington Citysland Jacmel Nearetica Alvo Aete A Janeiro Gallia Italy Fr . Pool

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Maritime Passenger Movements Across Ports in May

Shipping lists show multiple vessels sailing and arriving May with crews and passengers. Names include Taormina, Park Hanna, Luzon Park, Holmes Lander, Peruvian Stephen, Carlotta Read, Carry C Ware, Magellan Irving, and many more linking New York Baltimore Boston Halifax Kingston Quebec Southampton and other ports.

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Philadelphia Taormina New York Lapua Baltimore Haavre Park Hanna Maus Hong Kong Luzon Park Halifax Sch Holmes Lander Peruvian Stephen Hillsboro Schs Carlotta Read Carry _C Ware Salem Newark Magellan Irving Howard A ‘Urner Pitman Boston Kingston—Sallen Arcadia Johnson Nettie Shipman Hudson United States Eelee Britannia Montreal Yuba McKenzie Barbados Montevideo Mary L Burr Newcastle Trojan Mosher Sydney Ontario Couch Bristol Sir Francis Drake Swansea Amaryllis Black Havana Quebec Osmanli Matanzas Juno Simonson Liverpool Betty & Arnold Gabrielson United Kingdom Vancouver Queenstown RLO Janeiro Addam Bonner Myrick Rosarlo Ohio Crawford Southampton Eider Bremen John Schs Clifford C Dykeman Carrie B. Williams Fall River C A Chandler Thurber Newport

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Vast 19th century port list shows dense shipping movements

The bulletin lists numerous ships cleared sailed and in port at various ports including Apalachicola Baltimore Providence Belfast Bridgeport Dover Hyannis Lubec Lynn Mobile Norfolk Newport News New Haven Newburyport New York Philadelphia Delaware Bay and more with many schooners steamers brigs and barks, naming vessel names masters and destinations across dates ending March 30th and 31st. It records incidents such as a ferry collision causing damage and repair at City Island.

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Apalachicola Mary A Power Jones Boston Baltimore Lord Londonderry Arthur Philadelphia Rheta Kuhlmann Ibremen Eostburg Mills Providence Port Antonio Martha W Hail Taylor Bangor Miller Grace Bertram L Townsend New York Norfolk Henry Souther Lydia Hooper W D Hilton Robert Morgan New Haven Benedict Newport News H B Ogden Harrington New Bedford Bertha Dean Tripp A H Howe Dorian Kingston Jam HA Houtman Baracoa Santiago St Jago de Ruyter Alert Manzanilla Barks Antonio Sala Erickson Carbarien Thomas Brooks McCall Guantanamo Johannes Bremen Gerard C Tobey Delano San Francisco George & Lockhart Olsen Macoris Varl Demerara Carrie E Woodbury William C Bee Abby K Bentley Sullivan Henry Addison Charles E Sears Hillsboro Bianca Clifton Windsor Orlando Jeremie Carrie B Wood Falmouth Annie Bell Governor’s Harbor Columbia Avonmouth Greece London Furnessia Heddernick Glasgow H A Hartmann Waulberg Santos Oporto Padosa Marinovie Lisbon Yomoyden Walters Vibilia Beveridge Montevideo Leandro Martinolich Marseilles Oscar Moulton Valaraiso Antioch Hemingway Manila Jerriam Brig Isabella Vina Alfred T Howe Ellis Fair Haven Mass Jennie A Stubbs Stubbs Lamoine Amanda Parker Georgetown Demn Jennie Parker Corbett Halifax Gleaner Grady St George Greta St Pierre Ellie Hamlyn St John Thrasher Munroe Campobello Phebe Medero St Vincent Hell Gate Bark Antioch Harry P Percy Lupton Jonesport Warner Moore Crocker Rockland Sea Foam Hodgdon Zampa Lambert Salem Sailie Churbuck Herbert Perkins Rockport AM Ridgway Snow Luther Lidridge Nickerson Chatham Three Sisters Simpson Savannah Elisha Gibbs Woods H Howe Hattie Perry Chase Alfred Brabrook van Horn Kennebec F C Smith Norton Diana Huntington Fleetwood Cooper Clinton Wilson Wladimir Petersen South America Schs Olive Branch Farrell Rondout Maud S. Mitchell Mullbridge Haverton Peters Garrucha Harrisburg Albertson Hawkesbury Norfeldt Romance Toye Cienfuegos Louise Lemarchand L Barbados Jas O’donohue Newton la Flandre Antwerp Marcia Hafis Harburg Tremont Brophy Sagua Cashmere Sutherland John Crandon Norwell Havana Munday Sarah A Fuller Hart Sullivan Lawin Rich M A Achorn Cardenas Isaac H Tillyer Smith William Marshall Little Brunswick Mattie B Russell Collins Annie E Ketchum Lee Pascagoula John H Converse Leighton Diverty Haverh Pomeroy Pensacola Mary Sanford Byrne Wiscasset Plymouth W H Tanton K J Hoyt Hannah Blackman Persh Amboy Sallie B. Crosby Elliot L Dow Lampher Richmond William Cobb Pratt Caroline Knights Ward Silver Heels Aylward Saco Speedwell Weed Portsmouth Portland Lloyds Hussey Malaysia Kirkbride Queenstown Thomas L James Pearce Gate City MB Millen Darien NJ Miller G B Reynolds Dresden Wisuasset Coquette W E Leggett Fannie Hodgkins

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Boston to Liverpool List of Passengers on Cunard Steamer Pa Vonia

The passenger manifest from Boston to Liverpool aboard the Cunard steamer Pa Vonia includes Miss Kate Aishton the Hon and Mrs John F Andrew two children and staff, Professor and Mrs Charles F Bradley Mr and Mrs Frederick Bradley, W N Benedict, the Le Page and Brown families, Rev H W Brown, Mrs Leisk, Rev Wilberforce Lee, Rev A A Miner, Mrs Louise Chandler Moulton, and several other named travelers and companions.

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A P Clifforn George H Clapp John Codman C Cumston Emeline E Coolidge Grace M Coolidge Carey Cagdon H A Cotton J B O'Reilly O'Reilly Gertrude C. Parker George S Payson M Pinto John Pearce SS Porter J A Poore Miss Poore Sprague Poore F Ruxton J Mott Smith R H Stearns, Jr C C Smith L Saurenr Fanny Sherry David Shurtleff E K Turner Robena Saylor N Re E P Gallup J _M Guiney Ouise Imogen Guiney H M Howe Albert F Hall Holmes Walter Hidden Wes Jacobs Boston Bremen Norddeutscher Lloyd Trave New York A H Allen A P Appleton A StJ_ Krennan WS Houghton CS Houghton E G Houghton M M Topliff Thomas Mack Fred Nourenberg Solomon Lyons Fulda Ellen Frothingham K D Hubbard A G Frothingham A Fuller Gorham Hubbard S Langley George F Meacham Edith Stackpole R Steckpole G Parker A Bromburg James W Tufts Leonard Tufts Wm M Wheildon Wo Trowbridge M ‘Trowbridge Walter Trowbridge Liverpool Cunard Pavonia Kate Aishton John F Andrew Charles F Bradley Frederick Bradley N Benedict Carter Brown H W Brown Leisk N le Page Wilberforce Lee Charles Castner A A Miner Louise Chandler Moulton D Moge Ellen A Merrill A L Merrill Alice B Merriam Helen W Merriam Captain T Murphy Annie Murphy Patrick Barron R S Ball Atherton Clark

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Transatlantic Steamship Departures Listing

Notice lists sailings for Truxillo Ruatan by steamship 3 Pizzati from New Orleans May 1 7 30 P M to Great Britain and Ireland and Europe by Pavonia from Boston June 1 8 30 A M with supplementary mail June 1 9 15 A M Halifax via Boston June 11 11 00 A M and Costa Rica via Port Limon on Foxhall from New Orleans June 7 30 P M The document details departure times and routes for several ships.

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Truxillo Ruatan Pizzati New Orleans Great Britain Costa Rica Port Limon Foxhall

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Monitors to Be Finished at Navy Yards Under Tracy Plan

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Revenue steamers Bear and Rush sail for Behring Sea

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Christening At The White House For Mary McKee

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Public Debt Reduction Leads May Report

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Seizure of American schooner Mattie Winship over fishing limit

Rhode Island Assembly Ends Session in Newport

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Port au Prince Surrenders After Haitian War News

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Reverend William L. Gage Dies After Jump From Hospital Window

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Ice laden vessels steady for Atlantic trade with Boston

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Tow boat Elsie Deagan disabled off Whales Back light

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Sailed ships and crews list from various ports

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Maritime ship and bark positions from Atlantic voyage notes

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Notices to Mariners from Narragansett and Atlantic Coast

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Multiple Vessels Dismast and Ill Sailors Reach Shore

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Maritime Passenger Movements Across Ports in May

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Vast 19th century port list shows dense shipping movements

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Boston to Liverpool List of Passengers on Cunard Steamer Pa Vonia

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