Report on Field et al. Second Mortgage Bonds Hearing
The committee on claims reports the hearing on Cyrus W. Field and others regarding the New York and New England Railroad second mortgage bonds, from March 11 to May 14, 1886. It finds Field and Sage not acting with hostile intent, cites Governor Robinson’s and the council’s actions, and urges no new legislation while endorsing the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus W. Field
New York and New England
Joyner
House
Mason
F. K. Higginson
Boston
New York and New England Railroad Company
Field
Commonwealth
New York
New England
Comany
Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook
Messrs
Russell Sage
Sarge
Higgingon
F. L. Higginson
Field, Sage
Robinson
Sage
Unp
Moccare
Clark
Massachusetts
Weers
Higginson
Messrs. Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook
Messrs. Field
Mr. Field
Meiers
Field and Sage
Senate
H. C. Joyner
Allen
Joslin
Senate Endorses Tobin Exemption Bill by 22 to 16
The Senate approved the Tobin soldiers exemption measure by a 22 to 16 vote with party pairs voting. Pillsbury did not vote though believed aligned with bill supporters. The day also saw an amendment cutting Salisbury debt from 5000 to 3000, and approval to engross the bill. The House reported Cyrus W Field matters and tackled small items along with multiple bills and resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Pillsbury
Salisbury
Amesbury
House
Committee On
Cyrus W. Field
Fay
Brookline
Senate debate on Tobin exemption bill unfolds with party lines
The Senate continued the Tobin exemption bill debate with Emerson supporting the measure. Forbes opposed viewing civil service exams as essential, while Nourse and Cogswell defended reform. The bill passed to a third reading 19 to 13 with several amendments and related actions noted, including postponed items and engrossment orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Emerson
Boynton
Forbes
Nourse
Scott
Grand Army
Cogswell
Morrill
Lilley
Yeas—Bigelow
Douglas
Gove
Howland
Jefts
Jones
Essex
Joyner
Kendricken
Locke
McGahey
Milliken
Morse
Murphy
Reed
Walker
Nays
Dunbar
Gleason
Gunn
Harlow
Hayes
Berkshire
Joslin
Norris
Phillips
Tappan
Peired—Boynton
Jefferson
Naphen
Yes
Alger
Gould
Wilbur
Cape
Houses of Correction
Committee On the Judiciary
Thomas McGovern
George T. Knox
San Francisco
Salisbury
Amesbury
Commonwealth
House
Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation
Everett
Bureau of Statistics of Labor
Committee On Street Railways
H. H. Hutchins
Boston and
Somerville
Committee On Banks
Massachusetts House Debates on Water Pipes and School Reform
The House reports bills limiting Marblehead Water Company street work to approved towns and seeks aldermen consent. Debates on capital trials repeal, wills by marriage, public school regulation, separate ballots for school committees, and a new State House. Committees report inexpedient on boycotting and proportional representation, with actions assigned for June 8 and June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Boston
Shawsheen
South Poesset Cemtery Association
Bennington
National Mortgage and Debenture Company of
Charles River
Ceuseway Street
Surveyor General of Lumber
Eastern Railroad Compan
Cambridge
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Malden
Lee
Committee On Water Supply
Marblehead Water Company
Swampscott
Marblehead
Nahant
Lynn
Board of Aldermen
Selectmen
Committee On the Judiciary
General Court
C. C. Coffin
Messrs
Doherty
Gamwell
Pittsfield
Messrs. Mills
Williamstown
Dresser
Stevens
Lord
Plymouth
McEttrick
Finance Committee
Ludlow
Committee On Finance
Mills
State Board of Education
Judiciary Committee
John M. Berry
Committee On Banks and Banking
Committee On Insurance
Railroad Commissioners
Board of Appeal
M. C. Warren & Co
City Elevated Railroad Company
Committee On Agriculture
Court Sessions Detail Numerous Civil Actions and Judgments
The June 4 first session lists cases including Duff vs Leary for writ of entry at 85 Oak Street, and Alden vs Thurber over raspberry jam damages with an auditor finding $1037 in plaintiff’s favor. Other dockets cover balances, contracts, and multiple pending cases with juries and auditors, spanning October and January lists through fourth session proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Duff
Mary Leary
Oak Street
A. Hemenway
C. G. Keyes
S. J. Thomas
J. A. Maxwell
Owen W. Alden
Francis B. Thurber
C. Q. Tirrell
N. H. Pratt
Webb
Charter Oak
Wadsworth
Band
Spurr
Norcross
Cunningham
Usher
Douglass
Russ
Boston
Linton
Jordan
Dow
Johnson
Sampzon
Moris
Powershiskey
Sargent
Jenkins Se
Sim
Caswell
Hammond
Augustus F. Lang
Sarah A. Burns
E Street
Augustus Russ
F. L. Washburn
N. Morse
H. F. Naphen
Ward
Skidmore Ane
Seaverns
Barrett
Joyce
Donnelly
Cath
Glynn
McCormick
Cem
Weills
Rhodes & Mins Co
Kelsey
Same
Hunt
Royal Ins Co
Davis
Gallivan
Fitch
Ames
Partridge
Smith
Denping
Gillett
Noyes
Raymond
Dana
Gannett
Wheel
Samewright
Gibney
Donahee
Augusta
B& Arb
Bishop
Allen
Dickson
Whitmore
Pugh
Dugan
Mida
Croston
Wheeler
Treat
Murray
Bryer
Holland
Judd
Hammon
Board of Police
C. F. Richardson
Court Street
Said
F.C. Irving
Beanp Uf Police
F.oer Irving
Court to hear jury waived cases and June term
The court announces a Monday warning session for jury waived cases and a Tuesday 10 a.m. juried session for the Superior Court June sitting with Judge Bloggett presiding. Case list includes Lynde rep vs Briggs, Elliott vs Barrett, Foster vs Stone, Brown vs Chandler, Pevey vs Pettee, Newell vs City of Newton, Eager vs Journal Newspaper Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Bloggett
Lynde
Rep
Briggs
Elliott
Barrett
Foster
Stone
Brown
Chandler
Pevey
Pettee
Peatee
Newell
City of Newton
Eager
Journal Newspaper Co
Dramatic and Musical Notes At Major Boston Theaters
Dramatic and musical notes survey current Boston season as several venues announce last performances today at Park Hollis Street Boston Bijou and Museum. Reports cover Ada Gray East Lynne C Boniface Streets of New York Langtry earnings Maud Banks translation A French Marriage and the Lyceum’s hoisted organ car. Mary Anderson departure and Gilbert royalty dispute noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
the Park
Kate Forsythe
Hollis Street
Boston
Howard
Ppeck
Museum
Colonel McCaull
Black Hussar
Park
Bijou
Ada Gray
East Lynne
A C. Boniface
Newark
Martinetti
New York
Audran
Erminie
New York Lyceum Theatre
William Winter
Miss Anderson
the Tribune
Chronicle of the American Theatre
Mary Anderson
New York Herald
Gilbert
London
John McCullough
A. M. Palmer
Horace Vail
Park Theatre
United States
Wall
Horace Wall
Opium Cure Endorsed by Loveland Chemist in War on Addiction
A Loveland, Ohio chemist recounts personal recovery from opium addiction with Warner's safe cure. He explains the craving centers in the kidneys and liver, the role of physicians, and claims the remedy, combined with his treatment, cures the habit. He cites widespread professional endorsement and urges continued use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Street
de Quircy
H.C. Wilson
Loveland, C
March, Harwood & Co
St. Louis
H. C. Wilson & Co
Muepereet
Wilson
Warner
Loveland Opium Institute
Materia Medica
Barometer Rule for Sea Level Corrections
Observers note that captains can correct barometer readings by adding one hundredth of an inch for every ten feet the ship lies above sea level. The guidance appears in the Miniature Almanac for Saturday June 5, detailing sea level barometer adjustments.
Shipping clearances and arrivals list of New England steamboats
A long shipping record details arrivals of Steamer Alpha and others to Waller Hall and H M Whitney to New York, with numerous ports including Bangor Bath Bath, and vessels like Star of the East and John Brooks. It notes Bermuda trade and sailings toward Boston, with several ships left at ports and a foretopmast loss in strong SW breeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha
Davis
Yarmouth
Waller Hall
Gen Whitney
Bearse
New York
H M Whitney
Penobscot
Ingraham
Bangor
Star of the East
Collins
Bath
Mdise
H Hyde
John Brooks
Snowman
Portland
Princess
Howard
Burgeo
Magnum
Mereghan
Alice S. Kerrigan
St John
North America
Landry
New Carlisle
Aldine
Dennison
Ponce
Bates & Barnet
Bermuda
Mackie
Dowling
Julian Bailey
Gould
Boston
Judith Ann
Friendship. Me
Condon
Nellie G Davis
Barrington
Springer
Savannah
Philadelphia
Cornelius Soule
Francis
Hoboken
Luin
Kelly
Nellie Clark
Perth Amboy
Seth M Todd
No*wood
Rival
Stuart
A DeWitt
Alley
Weymouth
Ella Endera
Harper
Mt Desert
Addie L Perkins
Thompson
Oregon
Shaw
Rockland
Hannah D. Campbell
Gardiner
Emily C. Dennison
Coleman
Saco
Geo P Xust
Brocklebank
Newburyport
James Baker
Appleby
M C Rowe
Perkins
James H Tripp
Rich
Wellfleet
Annie M Nash
Carr
Ipswich
Electric Flash
Smith
Mary A White
Nelson
Lanesvile
Johnson
Lanesville
Ersteamer Gmb
Baracoa
Seaverns & Co
Parsons
S Sanborn
Brschs
Arizona
Lohnes
Bridgewater
Deiotg & Seaman
Lord Mayo
Millberry
Bear River
Kelian
Ronichau
Meteghan
JG Hail & Co
Crosby
Masters
Pot Williams
Janette T Hibbard
Sanders
Moncton
James Stevenson
Endeavor
Martin
Forrest
Flesh
Hatfield
J F Currier
Coleadge
Sydney
K T Russel & Co
Brig Mechanic
Portier
Halifax
Hathewey & Co
Scandinavian
L Arthur & Co
Mary Jane
Port Taistle
Port Hastings
Graysboro
Delong & Seaman
Port la Tour
John H Hanson
Stevens
Baltimore
Richard Law
Newtown Creek
Samuel C Hart
Kelley
Promised Land
Kate Markee
Alien
Witch Hazel
Arnold
Thomas B Garland
Kennebec
Stephen Morgan
Mehaffey
New Meadow River
Sherman
Higgins Baltimore
HH Hyde
Tremont
Donovan
Charlies
Cunset
German captain doubts existence of Copper Island on Pacific chart
Capt. Vierick, master of the German steamer Raisten, reports to the chief signal officer that the North Pacific chart by James Imray & Son marks Henderson Island and Copper Island as islands, but his observations between Tahiti and San Francisco found no such lands despite multiple close passes. He notes sightings near the supposed locations but concludes the islands do not exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vierick
Washington
North Pacific Ocean
James Imray & Son
London
Henderson Island
Copper Island
Tahiti
San Francisco
Lear
Maritime incidents and ship movements across Atlantic ports
Reports from Galveston to Boston and waterfronts recount multiple incidents. The steamer Sen Marcos passed New York bound from Galveston on June 2. vessels including Sch Tchlight Vancleaf and the EG Gott suffered damage after collisions near Boston and Provincetown. Other ships report stranding or grounding at San Diego Newport Boothbay and Chincoteague, with crews saved in several cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen Marcos
New York
Galveston
Sch Tchlight
Vancleaf
Boston
Philadelphia
Minot
Ensman Gott
Provincetown
Beadgear
Chas Bal
Newcastle
Nsw
San Diego
Corinto
Famouth
la Libertad
Southwest Harbor
St John
Thomaston
Cranberry Isles
Newport
Addison G. Proctor
Dexter
Baltimore
Lizzie Carter
Portsmouth
Barren Island
Boothbay
Delaware
Farnsmouth
Bremen
Gerhard
Hercksen
Philadelye
Chincoteague
J C Wood
Hog Island
Chincoteague Island
New Innet Bar
Assateague Island
Assateague
Frontera
Viva
Lunor
India
Tousson
Vesta
Ackermark
Providence
Sidney
Camber
Sanie N North Bar
San Francisco
Astoria
Queenstown
Cunard
Gallia
Bfore
Electra
le Sueur
Jersey
Cadiz
St Johns
East
Cherryfield
Sch
Everett
Saco
Eaton
Junker
Calais
Sprouts Island
Tovay
Millbridge
Votin Wa
Roraima
Luke
Port Royal
Lachampagne
Traub
Havre
Polynesia
Kuhn
Hamburg
Barraconta
Evans
Windward Glands
Chies Eclipse
Shiliaber
Calcutta
Normandy
Tukey
Melbourne
Barks
Golden Fleece
Amstrong
Budgetown
Kennard
Bettencourt
Funchal
Sarah A Staples
Brown
New Orleans
Harry KE
Weeks
Santos
Robert Mowe
Peterson
St Pierre
Mart
Daylight
Foster
Ponce
Taulane
Barrett
Luella
Snow
Rowe
Port Au Prince
Cubda
Lawson
Barpadoes
Mentasket
Richardson
E B Ward, Jr
Arnett
Ruatan
Theodor Voss
Kuop
Satiila River
Dover E
Scha Weybosset
Crowell
Harry Messi
Sears
Williams, Jr
New London
Mary E Morris
Annie S Conant
Ocean Bird
George W Krebs
Susan and Eller
Thomas L James
Longstreet
Norfolk
Golden Grove
Thompson
Dunkik
Ferrimnbrook
James
Aberdeen
Gracie D Chambere
Lane
Allyn’s Point
Arid
Breakwater
Jenny
West Point
Ssnea
Walker Armington
Dinkwater
Kanawha
Greenwood
TelSa
Molvig
London
B Ogden
Newbury
Sue Williams
Pearce
Taunton
New Yors
Eo Lezier
White
J @ Feil
Crowley
Ren Beedford
Lemuel Hatl
Tripp
Geo H Mills
Tillotson
Hastings
Gifford
WD Mancam
Christopher
Caroline Knight
Ginn
Rockland
P G Thomson
Ghase
Wareham
Oliver Chase
Sussell
Baronet
Havoken
Gov H M Hoyt
Carrie S Hart
Southard
RA Taulene
Champion
Frank Herbert
Herrick
Edwin Nelson
Hartford
Mary Elizabeth
Lewis
Northport
Northport. ‘Ars, Charles A White, Tripp
Little Gull
Mark Samuel D Carleton
Freeman
Anjor
Brigi Zeno
Douglass
Oporto
Poxet Eads
Actor
Liverpool
Morgan City
Shi Thomas Lord
Ixia
Bamburg
Hutchinson
Havana
Raling
Cardenas
Portland
State of Maine
Hi Yard
Eastport
Joan Brooks
Snownan
Scis
Cepola
Giffin
Pictou
Mabel Il Phillips
Staples
James Lowell
Reed
Mattie J Ailes
Grockett
Woodbridge
Mary Wrey
Willame
Granville
Strout
Stella Lee
Hamilton
Deer Isle
New Zealand
Holly
Melissa D Robbins
Meckerel
Elsie M Smith
Brigg Lodsen
Jacobson
Buenos
J B Walker
Wallace
Tacoma
Pensacolsa
Ayden Forest
Trail
Aio Janeiro
Nordens Vronning
Henricksen
Lisbon
Commonwealth
van E 1K
Fennie
Grumley
Servia
Smith
Otago
Gurlison
Iusley
Washington
EA Bazeley
Townsend
Savannah
Marton Snots
Kells
Lynn
Kate K Rich
Bowen
Annie J Pardee
Crosby
St Thomas
Otis
Lavinia Campbell
Vail
Wormon Roberts
Bray
Bath
Carrie L Godfrey
Jarman
Lizzie Babcock
Babcock
Bangor
Anna EB Kranz
Pervere
Edward W Perry
Nickerson
Denvers
Simmons
Rockport
Luanda G Potter
Potter
Salem
Edith T Gandy
Gandy
Dover
Harper
Cambridgeport
Ida C Bal Yard
Hicbhards
Colin Baker
Baker
Eteauer
North Cambra
Porman
Lamson
Fitzpatrick
Hackensack
Vittoria
de Martino
Charleston
Edha Lottie
Summers
Kate Scranton
Eldridge
James D Newell
Sharp
Edward Joana Gardiner
Young
New
Perth Amboy
Lady Antrim
Parker
Maggie Mulvey
Randlett
K Fiower
Mack
Mary Louta
Cofer
Bailack
Maggie Kennedy
Jewett
Bridgeport
George Bird
Spear
Adde M Chadwick
Thatcher
Satlea
George S Tarbell
Higg Ns
Anna $ Murch
Murch
Addie Jordan
Harriman
S.uth
Boy
T Lesmond
van Ar
Wyaroke
Halpers
Echs Hyne
Hinckley
Kennebec
MM Grane
Sutphen
Cleaves
Cuba
Bahia
J B Holden
Look
Williamine
Olsen
Maes
Rebecca M Smish
Satilla Ksiver
Lizzie
Haynes
Sawyer
Jawanmamah
Chattahoochee
Catharine
John Hopkins
Mark Hope
Williams
Glea
Colerran
Harbor Island Harbor
Winslow
George L Dickson
Harding
John C Cottingham
Bishop
Kennebec River
Atlantic City
Stonington
Mist
Mike Frank
Edwarda
Dreanaught
Saunders
Tacome
Sydney
Guy Cross
Wellifleet
Alice Higgins
Caleb
Mary Steele
Budroe
Francis P Hiller
Freddie
Higgins
Saiied
Charles F Atwood
Walter L Rich
Pleiades
Mackereling
Ida Laffrenier
Wilmington
Barks Kong Carl
Henriksen
St Thomas WI
George Davis
Pitt
Key West
U.S. Alamo
San Marcos
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Fernandina & Jacksonville
Fla
San Antonio
FOHK
Orleans
Olbec & Treckhom Wmell S.S. Link
Knickerbocker
F. Kemble
Louisiana
E. V. Gager
Willeave Pier
North River
Mississippi
Red Rivers
Cal
Samuel H. Shaman
J. N. Magsaa
Washington Street
Southern Pacific Company
Mississippi River
Mobile
Mid Mexico
KE. Currier
E. Hawley
General Eastern
Broadway
Shipping ledger of vessels sailing and arriving worldwide
A dense list records numerous ships and barks with captains, origins, destinations, and sailing or arrival dates across ports including New Orleans, New York, Liverpool, Montreal, Havre, Antwerp, and Shanghai. Entries name vessels such as Castleton, Acapulco, Newport, Chateau Margaux, Susan, Horace Coffin, Beatrice Havener, and many others, noting cargoe, routes, and planned loads or departures through May and June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barhbuus
Castleton
Henry
New Orleans
Shielda
Aspin Wail
Acapulco
New York
Newport
Breke—Aar
Alma
Ronneberg
Pensacola
Bordeaux
Chateau Margaux
Sensine
Barbados
Susan
Ryan
Pernambuco
Alice Roy
Aird
G Uagoay
Suthe
Signet
Dwkce
St Lawrence
Ldg
Riche
Sears
Lottie B
Wymar
Carribean
Roop
Disz
Werte
Bars Hansen
Dagmar
Sharpness
Ariotteteown Pei
Moselie
Kendie
Liverpool
San Nazzaro
Pico
Barcelona
Carmen
Serra
Brunswick
Est
Tassino
Bristol
Sparks
St Johne
Cronstadt
aAr
Johanne Foss
Josephsen
Savannah
Carasst
Glenfiiart
San Francisco
Martha Cobb
Greenbank
Rio Janeiro
Iroquois
Nichols
Dungermess
Vark Hugh Cann
Cann
Antwerp
Philadelphia
Talisman
Veazie
Fiume
Mathias
Berckman
Falmouth
Jupiter
Jones
Cork
Wonfleur
Betts
Gelletich
Londonderry
Oliver Emery
Swarriage
St Johns
Maryport
Edwards
Queenstown
Otterspool
Robertson
Portland
Iron Duke
Northernhay
Boulton
O. Rotterdam
Duisberg
Pederen
Quebec
Shields
Lady Isabella
Banks fleet expansion fuels Grand Banks trade expansion
Lamoine reports a larger Banks fleet this season with pine vessels ranging from 16 000 to 5 000 quintals capacity. Vessels sailed include Nellie Woodbury Hodgkins Irving Leslie Haggerty on May 27 and Lizzie Lee Johnson Lewis King and Farnham Grend Bankr on June 1 from Grand Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamoine
Nellie Woodbury
Hodgkins
Irving Leslie
Haggerty
Grand Banks
Lizzie Lee
Johison
Lewis King
Farnham
Grend Bankr
Maritime Shipping Arrivals and Sailed Vessels Across Ports
A lengthy list details ships from various ports including Apalachicola, Baltimore, New York, Boston, and Charleston. It notes brig Carrick Pickering, steamers Wm Lawrence and others, schooners, and brigs sailing to destinations such as Jacksonville, Savannah, Kingston Jamaica, Rotterdam, and Philadelphia with dates around the 2d to 4th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrick Pickering
Marshall
Boston
Alexendria
Bucki
Charlie Sucks
Patterson
Jacksonville
Baltimore
Wm_ Lawrence
Billups
Savanna
Mattha Stevens Chance
New York
Chas A Briggs
Hammatt
L Lockwood
Matheron
Julia A Ward
Rich
Beverly
Samuel Dillaway
Hiriendige
Kennepec
Harry L Whiton
Josh WU Langrail
Palmer
Governor’s Harbor
ES Johnson
Phililips
Absco
Emma
Sabiston
Charles
Irelan
Frank M Howes
Benjamin Courtney
Baker
Dorchester
May Williams
Reed
Charleston
Ann K. Fleener
Springer
Thos B Schall
Hitchins
San Salva
Faebeson
Hickman
Bitchens
Mamie Saunders
Udad
Brixham
Debrix
Kingston
Jamaica
Geo Heaton
Guest
Chatham
Aalett
Chase Mayer
Anthony
Hoboken
Neptune
Thompson
Hamburg
Gazzellen
Olsen
Rotterdam
Schs
Emma S Briggs
Park Ziba
Knudsen
Bahia
Belle
Clark
Philadelphia
Eureka
Park Monitor
San Francisco
Eastport
Nightingale
Halvard
Equator
Nelson
Charles KE Young
Co'son
Ernandina
Minnie Abbe
Plummer
Gualistamo
Frederick
Pattersop
Benjamin
Terry
Moore
Monroe
Mathilde Hennings
Dade
Pisasua
Usko
Ghent
Mulgrave
Ublin
Cape Henry
Pirate
Graham
Port Antonio
Chesapeake
Bermuda
Georgetown
Kossack
Sproul
Gardner
Nellie Fioyd
Jocpson
Barber
RU Spear
Farr
Lottie K Friend
Guild
E V Glover
Ingersoll
Clement
Bear
Jenschs Hortensia
Sanborn
Harry B Chester
Smail
St John
Westphalia
Santiago
West Indian Ports
Baltic
Liverpool
Rydalwater
Santos
Martello
Hull
Flamborough
Tampico
Fulda
Bemen
Delaware
Leviathian
Bebiasch Waccama
Franconia
Portland
Glancus
Fred Pe Bary
Margarethe
Antwirn
Kerss Conte Geza
Szapany
Sydney
Ganges
Port Spain
Bangor
Vesta
Providence
Hattie Colups
Am‘ta
M B Mahoney
A L Mitchell
Frankfort
CB Wood
Sullivan
Kat Church
Georges Banks
State of Texas
Williams
Fernandina
Orencco
Garvin
Hamilton
Circassia
Campbell
Glasgow
Egisntine
Wrigles
St Ander
Alien
Hammilmeib
Bremen
Umbria
McMicken
Amicitia
Reimers
Baracoa
Diverse 19th Century Shipping Movements Across Global Ports
A dense maritime log lists vessels arriving and sailing from ports including Port Royal Havre Calcutta Norfolk New York and Boston. Entries name ships like Golden Fleece E B Ward Jr Weybosset and Theodor Voss with captains and destinations such as Dover London and Buenos Aires.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chicagos
Bostons
Radbourn
Young Flynn
Burns
Gore
Anson
Moolie
Pfeffer
Williamson
Ryan Ion
Sutton
Wise
Flynn
A. E
Flint
Kk Gore
Apson
Poorman
Burdock
Moolic
Johnston
Burdocs
Qhissbon
Iscescscesr
Chi
Tate
Gaffney
Philadelphias
PO. A-E S
A.E. Andrews
Seery
Wood
Dunlap
Ferguson
McKinnon
Mulvey
Denney
Sweeny
Irwin
S- Olive
C.a
Clements
Begie
Bastian
Cahill
Farrar
Ij Quinn
Ccs
Weed
Myers
St. Loui
Curry
New Yorks
McQueery
Esterbrook
Ewing
Connor
Rourke
Kansas Citys
Po.a
Rowing
Ware
Gillespie
Dorgan
Hackett
OjLilie
Macises
Welch
Oj Conway
Gerhardt
Toteless
Eel Ee
Ess Puck
Conner
Conway
Wech
Tisha Yorks
Connelly
Detroits
Nationals
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