Central Massachusetts railroad progress near Ware
Rail line grading near Ware Massachusetts continues with gravel and steam shovels at work. A double track is under construction and six cars of Southern pine from Boston arrived for Otis Manufacturing. A Ware meeting discussed a union passenger depot and potential repair shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Central Massachusetts Railroad
Central Massachusetts Railroad Company
Boston
New Road
Otis Manufacturing Company
Boston & Lowell Railroad Company
Boston & Lowell and
Boston & Albany Railroads
Mellen
G. M. Thompson
Boston & Albany Railroad
Barnes
H. T. Gallup
J. A. Rumrill
Boston & Bee
Are
Email
Large Connecticut fire destroys three Collinsville buildings
A 1:30 AM blaze in Collinsville rear of Barbours on Main street destroyed Barbour, Laubenstein, and Smith buildings with total losses about 69550 and insurance 26550. Saloons and residences suffered extensive damage as residents and merchants tally items. Patrick Quinn arrested on suspicion of arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartrorp
Conn
Barbour
Main Street
Collinsville
Laubenstein
F. J. Smith
A. H. Barbour
J. Laubenstein
John Giersch
Charles Hast
Ed Finnin
H. D. Turner
Henry Tasel
Jacob Laubenstein
A. B. Hull
Chris Reichle
Walter Lambert
Horner
American Mechanics
Cawasa Grange
Knine
Pythias
H. Gillett
Bington
Smith’s Sons
Ulrich Henry
F J. Smith
Patrick Quinn
Fire damages and losses in Vancouver street and quays
Fire in James Libby dwelling alarmed from Box 219 at 5 23 pm. Early morning flames from Charles Wark harness shop and nearby buildings burned. Wark losses about 1500 with 1000 insured, four workers lose 200 in tools, others 200 in harnesses. Keefe grain store and Dr Jackson properties also damaged. total losses around 1400 with 700 insured. Incendiary origin suspected. Hamevre reports great fire destroying Huebner quays, six sheds and two vessels City of Dortmund and Gladiator. masts and rigging of others burned. by 4 pm flames controlled. damage several million marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Sreciay
Keefe
Jackson
Marshall Jones
Hamevre
Boston & Providence plan changes at Bussey Bridge
A hearing was held by the railroad commissioners on Boston and Providence railroad plans to alter Bussey Bridge crossing to a right angle stone arch from the current twenty one degree iron structure. George Putnam led the railroad side with Alderman Maguire and city officials present. Harvard College opposed or concerned as owner of proposed taking, represented by Thomas Motley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
St. Louis
Kansas City
New York
Michigan Car Works
Indiana
H. J. Colvin
Central Vermont Railway Company
Boston
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Washington Street
Mr. Colvin
Fitchburg Company
Chicago, St. Louis & Pittsburg
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Boston & Providence Railroad
Bussey Bridge
George Putnam
Alderman Maguire
Henry Manley
Harvard College
Thomas Motley
Putnam
Boston Officials Debate Rail Road Bridge Change Plan
City board hears engineer Minot's plan to reroute highway under railroad at right angle to avoid a skewed bridge. Dore objects over angles, Davis favors fewer curves, Putnam calls Minot plan cheaper and better. Providence road president Whitney wants to start work. four months to open. Officials to inspect ground Saturday at 10:10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Minot
John P. Dore
Board of Street Commissioners
City of
Boston
Thomas W. Davis
Putnam
Minot
Whitney
The
Providence Road
Shipping News Arrivals and Departures Across Ports
At Liverpool on May 31 and Moville on June 1 arrivals include Venezuelan from New Orleans Nasmyth from New York and Devonia from New York for Glasgow. Other listed ships include von Jordeaux Chateau Yquem Circassia Westernland Nevada City of Alexandria Frithjof Borderer Bergenland Regina Saturnina with routes from New York Liverpool Havana and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
New Orleans
Oxenholme
Montreal
Nasmyth
New York
Baltimore
St Ronans
Moville
Devonia
Glasgow
von Jordeaux
Chateau
Havana
Frithjof
Baracoa
Boston
Borderer
London
Lizard
Bergenland
Port Said
Regina
Dover
Saturnina
King’s Cross
Palermo
Phelps Bros Manitoban
Chicago
H & A Allan Hull
Sanderson & Son Kansas
Procida
Warren & Co
Stockholm
Hamburg
Furnessay
Furness Cephalonia
Alex Martin Virginian
Alex Martin Bothnia
Pavonia
Aoe
Alex Martin
Cephalonia
Scythia
Spain
FW Surat&Co Zaandam
Amsterd’m
Nech Edge&Co
la Gascogne
Havre
Louis de Bebian Gellert
Tne
Eanhardt & Co
Italy
Eee
FW Hurst&Co Pennlend
Leerdam
Rotterdam
Neh Edge& Co
Antwerp
Pwright & Sons Umbria
Bro & Co Alaska
Underhill Theban
Fw, Hurst&ece
Waesland
P Wright&cSons
Wieland
Wright & Sons Saale
City of Montreal
Bremen
Oelrichs & Co
Denmark
PW Hurst& Co Helvetia Atesaee
Hurst State of Penns
Aldwin & Co Edam
Notice to Captains from Boston Weather Station
Observations made June 1 at 7 am from the United States Signal Station Boston. Captains are advised to adjust barometer readings by adding one hundredth inch for every ten feet the ship is above sea level. The miniature almanac for Thursday June 2 notes high water at 7:48 am and length of day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Eastport
Calais
St. John
N. B
Annapolis
N.S
Portland
International S. 8
Commercial Wharf
Digby
Kilby
Port of Boston Ship News and Listings
The port reports steamer Borderer with passengers to C Furness and Alpha to J G Hall & Co arriving from Yarmouth NS. Vessels London to Philadelphia, strong westerly winds and gales, dense fogs, and occasional ice sightings north of 40 degrees. Numerous schooners and brigs sailing to and from Boston, Newport News, Baltimore, and New York with cargoes of sugar logwood pine and other goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borderer
Manley
London
Halifax
Furness
Annot Lyle, Duncan
Antwerp
Philadelphia
Alpha
Cann
Yarmouth
J G Hall & Co
City of Gloucester
Young Bangor
Forest City
Snowman
Portland
Geo
Chafee
Proctor
Gloucester
Geneva
Boston
Gregory
Rosario
Brown Bros
J . Emery & Co
Trig Raven
Machias
Stuart
Viequez PR
George L Dickson
Harding
Norfolk
Mattie W Atwood
Newcomb
Newport News
H Skinner
Nickerson
Georgetown
Enos
Phillips
Brown
William O Snow
Crosby
Baltmore
Maggie
Smith
Douglass
South Amboy
Addie Wessels
Gross
Francis Coffin
Bellatty
Lucia Porter
Grindle
John Bracewell
Munroe
Amboy
Henry Thington
Baker
Anzzie Young
Wixon
Hyena
Gardner
Economy
Unison
Henderson
Gardiner
Mary
Gott
Rockport
Olive Avery
Chatto
Brookville
D Price
Decrow
Camden
Exchange
Marston
Prescott
Davis
Newcastle
Lake
Johnson
Harrington
Harvester
Roberts
Vinalhaven
Joseph Warren
Stinson
Eunice
Allen
Deer Isle
Lewis R French
Newman
Thomaston
Garland
Kelley
John Stroup
Fisher
Lizzie
Eels
Wooster
Eimily
Staples
Goodwin
Nevada
Judkins
Metropolis
John Girard
Farr
Rockland
Sylvi
Newbury
Calais
Cleared
Maritime Shipping Movements From Millbridge and Nearby Ports
The list records sailing dates and destinations for vessels from Millbridge Cornwallis Salem Vineyard Haven Boothbay and adjacent ports. It includes brig Angelia schooners Addie P Caroline Batchelder West W Gaskell for Philadelphia Portsmouth Cottage City St John NB and several schooners and brigs with destinations to Boston Bar Harbor New York Providence and other ports. Also notes a vessel loss and a June gale impact along Cape Cod with several ships towed and tied to tug lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millbridge
Alaska
Wilson
Boston
Viola May
Fisher
Seth M Todd
Clark
C Matthews
Miller
Port Johnson
Portsmouth
Jizzie G Rich
Bangor
Cottage City
Adeline Hamlin
Lewis
Provincetown
Elvira
Look
St John
Mollie Rhodes
Woods
Vinalhaven
Ingraham
Lrockway
Tenant's Harbor
Ferral
Decrow
Rockport
New York
Joseph G Storer
Arey
Bucksport
Harriet
Full
Vineyard Haven
Charles TL
Jeffreys
Jnsett
Abby K Bentley
Baker
Philadelphia
John Proctor
Whittemore
Loring
Ballard
Learse
Diadem
Hart
South Amboy
Pavilion
Pendleton
Cape Cod
Solis Rob & Harry
Crestline
Joseph Barham
Jenkins
Mary Whitridge
Joseph Baker
Helen
Benedict
Manson
Baltimore
Mabel Rose
Barrett
Bay View
Edith McIntyre
Hodgdon
Mindoro
Billing
Perth Amboy
Frank W. Watson
Providence
Wigwam
Strout
Machias
Pawtucket
Lst
Onolaska
Griggs
Matanzas
Boothbay
Ethel
Merchant
Gloucester
Georges Banks
Marion Grimes
Landery
Win H Raymond
Collins
Lillie Norwood
Larkey
Pioneer
Christchet
Susan Ross
Rowley
Portland
Shipping notices list vessels and routes from ports worldwide
A dense catalog of ships and barks with their last ports, sail dates, and destinations. Entries include vessels such as Lock Broom bound for Philadelphia from Bombay, Richard Hutchinson sailing to New York, Slieve Broom to Liverpool, and many others with origins ranging from London to Cardiff, and routes to Philadelphia, New York, Montreal, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascension
Lock Broom
Clark
Bombay
Philadelphia
Bilbao
Richard Hutchinson
Nash
New York
Brow Head
Slieve Broom
Morrissey
Liverpool
Bristol
Annle Lloyd
St Johns
Barrow
Condoren
Lissel
Quebec
Cardiff
Art
John M Bilnikie
Faulkner
Dungeness
Queen of the East
Nor
Sorensen
Rotterdam
Eastbourn
Mircovich
Cette
Garston Dock
Evangeline
Greene
Galveston
Geestemunde
Lowfald
Nielsen
Havre
Bowdon
Heagerty
San Francisco
Falmouth
London
Gleneida
Corning
Star of India
Michelsen
Newcastle
Nsw
Charlotte Croom
Bowder
SJ Libby
Richardson
Manila
Sea Wall
Simonson
Guaymas
Portland
Truro
Sterling
Amsterdam
Port Natal
Brazil
Charles Bal
Mann
Cato
Jordan River
Table Bay
CGH
Ellen Bishop sails off Hatteras with whale and sperm oil
A report from Captain Nye of the Mark Pearl, Valparaiso, dated May 4 at Manta, notes Ellen Bishop aboard with 100 bbls whale oil and 45 bbls sperm oil, now 349 months out with 400 bbls sperm oil aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Bishop
Hatteras
Nye
Mark Pearl
Valparaigo
Manta
Stormy seas and ship repairs dot voyage notes across ports
Reports from Boston New York and Philadelphia describe ship damage repairs and weather perils. The Mary L Cushing ashore at Block Island docked in New York with repairs unlikely to exceed 10000, while boats like Scholara Dowling and Eliza Barsa report gale damage off Highland Light and Watling's Island. A Submarine Cable Chart is published by the Navy, and wrecks near Gloucester Boston and St Kitts prompt caution for mariners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mary L Cushing
Block Island
New York
Scholara
Wilbur
Dowling
Jeremie
Highland Light
Watling’s Island
Eliza Barsa
Young
Cape Hayti
Mattie
Franklin
McDonald
Kennebec
Baltimore
Unison
Henderson
Gardiner
Seguin
Portland
James Hinckley
Edith L Conley
Gloucester
Navy Department
Wainright Kellogg
T P Rodgers
Carrie A Bucknam
Pascagoula
Cienguegos
Gulf
Cora
Key West
Comal
Mary
Vascagoula
Havana
Mediterranean
Lon
Jon
Power
Clara B
Kennard
Freemo
Rockland
Boon Island
Isles of Shoals
ST Kitts
General Hereaux
Towngen
San Domingo
Crown of Arragon
Philadelphia
Ion
Berbice
Cardenas
Indian Prince
Vineyard Haven
Flavilla
London
St Bernard
Bombay
Richmond Hill
Hyde
Havre
Cape Breton
San Francisco
Queenstown
Blarney
St Petersburg
Navigators
Charleston
Cronstadt
Exptain
Lima
Vauban
Puerto Oliva
Faital
Chile
Callao
Europe
San Lorenzo
Callao Harbor
Shipping movements and arrivals list for Atlantic ports
Maritime notices record sails, in ports, and clears for numerous vessels across global ports including Antwerp, Bombay, Havana, Halifax, Hamburg, Jamaica, Liverpool, Marseilles, Matanza s, Penang, and Quebec. Entries name ship or bark, master, origin or destination, and dates from April to May, with several vessels bound for New York, Philadelphia, or Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Nederland
Philadelphia
Falgor Bax
CGH
Evanell
Colcord
Une
Bombay
Wallace
Smith
Sandy Hook
Aleppey
City of Philadelphia
Winn
JE Ridgeway
Call
Bermuda
Annie C Moore
Shepard
Denton
Callaq
Vauban
Bonge
Porto Oliva
New York
Disg
Caibarlen
Mattie
Russell
Larrabee
Bree
John Bunyan
Sorensen
Greenock
mcGuo
Antoinette
Ferguson
Havana
M C Haskell
Oliver
Annapolis
Halifax
Demara
Aockhurst
London
St Pierre
Mag
Immanuel
Liverpool
Champion
Porto Rico
Hillsboro
Hattie C
Gilchriss
Newark
Otter
Jones
Fanny Flint
Warren
Hamburg
Otto
Lange
Germania
Bremers
Lergman Olsen
Sikstrom
Pascagoula
Minnie Browne
Davies
Jamaica
Aguan
Boston
Rosedale
Spence
St Mare
Pensacola
Julia
Farmer
Quebec
City of Richmond
Bedford
Moncton
Inevitas
Belgium
Sanford
Penang
Hoogly Lewis
Noes
Para—Arto
Cearense
Jellard
Baltimore
Cyril, Johnson
Bernard
Churchward
Megunticook
Heminway
Portland
Pernambuco
Lynch
Corning
Fort Elizabeth
Palermo
Glen Tanar
Naranja
Signe
Waterford
Amsterdam
Daylesford
Penarth
Greetlands
St Johns
Dunstaffnage
Norwahl
Barks Niord
Moss
Anna
Christiania
Jarlen
Carin
Mandal
Norden
Newecastie
Samarang
Alice
Arizona
Prinds Leopoere Tig Ace
Western Ocean
Ondon
Canova
Plymouth
Victoria
Prince Charlie
Feee Ons Taco
Ed E H Foster
Nme
Diverse vessel movements list at global ports
A long OCR list details ships sailing and clearing at ports including St Johns Newfoundland, St John New Brunswick, Sydney Australia, Saguenay, Baltimore, Charlestown, Newport News, New Bedford, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Philadelphia, and others. Vessels include steamers, barks, schooners and brigs with names like Nova Scotian, Eva Maud, Sagona, Rothiemay, Lizzie Wright, Sarah Ridgeway, Alexander, Bacch, Pairo Bello, Isaac Oberton, Phebe Y Woodruff, Carrie L Godfrey, Katie J Treland, Queenstown, and many more along with destinations such as New York, Liverpool, Glasgow, Havana, and Rio Janeiro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Johns
Parcs
Liverpool
Shediac
Galtimore
Barks Bacch
Ravello
Ameulio
Genoasdia
Jacksonville
Stillwell
Caicksonville
Nathan Lawrence
Babbitt
Jennie Carter
Eaton
New Taras
L Walker
Crocker
Allyn’s Point
R Inston
Chadwick
Somerset
Lehman Blew
Parson
Rondout
Emuna
Charlotte
Littlefield
Moller
Newport News
Selia Lizzie
Sailad
Caspian
Oranmore
Francisca
Lizzie H Partrick
Brunswick
Camellia
Buck
Huelva
Spain
Pairo Bello
Spence
Rio Janeiro
Langor
Isaac Oberton
Trim
Philadelphia
Hannubal
Pendleton
New York
Sandy Point
Grant
Glen Cove
Uath
Phebe Y Woodruif
Kendrick
Cathie C Berry
Smith
Richard
Leaming
Nellie J Dinsmore
Parker
Douglass Beatt Stayne
Dunton
Calais
Art Lst
Kent
Boston
Delia Hinds
Bonney
Plymouth
Charleston
Katie J Treland
Steedman
Mary
Bradshaw
Taylor
Baltimore
Those Ball
Ryder
William E Clowes
Penny
Barks Cypher
Rees
United Kingdom
Stella Sorrento
Garguilo
Rotterdam
Delaware
Fortress Monroe
Thalassa
Richmond
Fall River
Clarissa Allen
Tisdale
Taunton
Whistler
Keefe
H P Halleck
Sally
Ponder
Lincoln
Galveston
Granada
Hone
Perth Amboy
Rebecca
Lamdin
Diggins
Camden
Colorado
Daniels
Georgetown
Jonathan Bourne
Thompson
Kennebec
C Buckley
Cranmer
Hyannis
M Allen
Cotuit
James Rothwell
Lombard
Mobile
Venice
O'Donnell
Bordeaux
Eleanora
Bragg
Portland
Valencia
Woodrich
la Gunyra
Klyde
Case
Demerara
Alvina
Mackay
Port Au Prince
Amaryllis
Black
Viking
Friis
Baracoa
Haytien Republic
Compton
Hayti
Sidonian
Jameson
Bristol
State of Georgia
Moosic
Glasgow
City of Para
Dexter
Aspinwall
Germanic
Glendell
Aller
Christoffers
Bremen
Luypt
Summer
William Douglass
McDongle
Antwerp
Charles
Whitney
Spicer
London
Lansdowne
Lockhart
Tingley
Medford
Mason
Kavola
Athlon
Grandee
Ellis
Amsterdam
Scammell Brothers
Inesa
Hamburg
Verdandi
Harber
Herneland
Sweden
Agder
Tobias
Stettin
Arcangelo
Padre
Bland
Palma
Majorca
Keess C
Spurr
Bear River
Evviva
Ferris
Parahisa
New Bedford
Ar Ist
Franconia
Falker
Withington
Holmes
Branscombe
St John
Newberne
Sch
Exchange
Larkey
Norfolk
Seis
Stamford
Ocean Bird
Earl P Mason
Providence
Edwgement
White
Selis
New London
Hitar
Soich
Marsala
Grace Dalley
West Indies
Nichols
Icis Republic
Neville
Pocasset
Herrick
M H Reed
Phinney
Rockport
Portsmouth
Geo Churchman
Gale
Thomas Clyde
Frazier
Vorace
Osborn
Darien
Fannie Kimmey
Wolfe
Addie
Bacon
Savannah
Simmons
Douglass
Lanesville
James O'Donohue
Newton
Bangor
Nellie
Jerrill
Brower
John Sweeney
Shaw
Centipede
Hansen
Pottsville
Ritson
Norman
Snow
Harrisburg
Albertson
Helmsley
Tindale
Port Royal
Bonanza
Doty
Kate Crosby
Havre
Elvetico
Chieso
Thomas
Swain
Robert H Parker
Steelman
John R Penrose
Lizzie V Hall
Clonting
Hingham
Tryon
Boothbay
Havilah
Hogan
Nostra Senore del Sacre Cnora de Gesu
Mortola
Port Spain
Michele Picasso
Seville
Ar Goth
Chinampas
McQuarrie
Mark Esther
Larsen
Bu Ayres
Edward Waite
Lee
Cera
Schs
Rose Esterbrook
Davis
Washington
Bramhall
Drinkwater
Passengers from Boston to Liverpool aboard Bothnia June 2
The list records travelers departing Boston for Liverpool on the Cunard steamship Bothnia dated June 2. Names include Mr and Mrs Archbald, Mrs Brenton Archbald and daughter, Mr and Mrs Brown, the Rev M J Cooke, the Comers family, and numerous others with titles and accompanying family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Liverpool
Cunard
Bothnia
John Archbald
Brenton Archibald
W H Brown
M J Cooke
Joseph Comer
Josie Comer
B B Converse
Herbert B Converse
W L Douglas
Samuel Duckworth
Thomas Duckworth
Jans JH Flint
Alfred Gooding
Mary E
H Hamilton
Alpheus Hill
C. Johnson
List of named passengers and cabin, steerage counts
Professor Dorchester and wife Dr Edgar E Dean Mr W A McLeod Mr B P Price Mr Harold Poole Mr and Mrs William Rapp and two daughters Mr Sanford B Sargent Mr A D Saxon Mrs G Sanford Miss Clara E Smart Mr and Mrs Thomas T Stykes Miss E B Taft Mr H F Teschemacher Mr Elmer E F Wood Mr William H Wood Mr and Mrs William R Wilson Mr Cornelius Whitehead Mr Frederick Whitehead. Cabin 79 in termediate 50 steerage 125 total 254.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Edgar E Dean
W A McLeod
B P Price
Harold Poole
William Rapp
Sanford B Sargent
A D Saxon
G € Sanford
Clara E Smart
Thomas T Stykes
E B Taft
H F Teschemacher
Elmer E F Wood
William H Wood
William R Wilson
Cornelius Whitehead
Frederick Whitehead
Cabin
Sailing of Ocean Steamers to Arrive in Boston
Mail steamers depart from port with expected arrivals in Boston aboard passing liners. Names and exact sailing points are uncertain in the fragment though it notes ocean steamers and Boston destination.
Mail closings for international and domestic steamship routes
Shipping notices list daily mail deadlines from Boston and New York to Europe Ireland Chili Jamaica and Caribbean destinations. Final cutoffs include 7 30 P M and 8 June dates for various steamships such as Aurania Circassia Trinidad Wanderer and Stroma with routes to Liverpool Queenstown and Haifa and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Southampton
Bremen
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Ner
Aurania
New York
London
Jamaica
Circassia
Fla
Boston
Scotland
Windward Islands
Vera Cruz
Progreso
Mex
France
New Orleans
Republic of Honduras
Bay Islands
Cuba
Tampa
Mexico
Cork Harbor
Bothnia
Pavonia
Cephalonia
Pothnia
Scytita
Catalonia
Scythia
Great Britain
State Street
Alexander Martin
Inman Line
U.S
Royal Mail
Ohio
City OF Chester
Richmond
City OF Chicago
Peter Wright & Sons
Broadway
Or. L. HB
Palmer Boston
Old State House
Trans-Pacific Mail Closure and Departure Dates
Notices list sailing departures from San Francisco to China Japan East Indies Sandwich Islands Society Islands Australia Misi Islands New Zealand Samoan and Sandwich Islands and mail close in Boston on Friday June 24 at 1 pm. Correspondence for trans-Pacific mails must be mailed in Boston at least eight days before the listed dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
the East Indies
British India
City of
Boston
Boston-bound Vessels Sail Date List and Whiskey Ad
The column lists vessels sailing for Boston with names, origins, and dates including Alice Reed Stahl from Manila Feb 24 and Alice Oxner from Cienfuegos May 10 among many others, followed by an advertisement for G O Taylor whiskeys with Boston supplier Chester H Graves & Sons. The page notes a corn whiskey claim and branding details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Alice Reed
Stahl
Ambark
Manila
Anter
Alice
Oxner
Br Sh
Cienfuegos
Anglesea
Bain
Br Bark
Calcutta
Jan Pa
Jon
Wange Tee Shepard
Br Sch
Bermuda
Bark
Queenstown
Anna
Hellmers
Ger
Chittagong
Bertie Bigelow
Walley
Breeze
Shields
Big Bonanza
Collins
Melbourne
Iloilo
Cy Appleby
New Orleans
Cora Green
Philbrook
Cientue
Talcahuana
Guairena
Taylor
Vensch
Barbados
Apne
Sevige
Am Bark
Zanzibar
Henry A Burnham
Ross
Cardenas
Lancefield
Delap
Hailo
Anjer
Lloret de Mar
Carreras
Spanich
Maria Stoneman
Richan
Trapani
Gibraltar
Mindoro
Hutchinson
Am Ship
Mary Agnes
DeCosta
Ponce
Maurch
St Thomas
Mary Hasbrouck
Ludwigs
Carbarien
Onolaska
Griggs
Ambrig
Matanzas
RA Allen
Boggs
Aspinwall
Syanara
McIntosh
Brsch
Nassau
Samuel B Hate
Haven
Buenos Ayres
Telos
Coney
Surinam
Wheatland
Baker
Madagascar
St Helena
Willard Mudgett, Crocker
Ignique
Wee Sawyer
Singapore
G. O. Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Hawkins Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Massachusetts
Norfolk & Western
Kansac City
Fort Scott & Gulf
Springfield
Memphis
Clinton
Fort Worth
Denver City
Connecticut
James Libby
Vancouver Street
Ship News
Mometer
Port OF
Dutton
Osetnak
Thayer & Lincoln
JG Hall & Co
Jan Hreydel
Meyer
Gill & Sootz
Washington City
Valdez
Sydney
Brsch Nell
Perry
Weir
Churchill
Clements
Roman
Crowell
F B Sampson
H F Dimock
Berry
H M Whitney
Charles F Williams
Amicilla
Reimers
Seaverns & Co
Ak Dimock
Brattan
Port Townsend
Cape Flattery
Angel Dolly
Marine Notes
Aliger Phillips
the Way Nairn
Richards
Fajardo
Providenge
Walker Armington
Lucia B Ives
Mott
Charles W Church
Lent
Ballamore
Sck
Richard MN
Dickerson
Richmon Ar Sist
Colbinson
Drigs Darpa
Gilmore
New
Wilkaipette
Blackburn
Vie- Porkit
Wellington
Whitworth
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