Maritime Vessel Listings From Cambridge Harbor CSV
A dense catalog of ships and vessels including names such as Hoosac, Mystic, Constitution, and Leighton's, with masters, tonnages, consignors, and destinations. The long list covers steamships, brigs, barks, schooners, and river craft, noting origins from Boston to Liverpool and ports like Portland and Newcastle, with Cambridge as reference.
Shipping News Mini Almanac June 7 High Water Moon
Shipping news brief notes a miniature almanac dated Friday June 7 with high water and lunar information. Includes lengths of day figures, likely from coastal or harbor observations, noting a specific day and tidal cues.
Port of Boston Arrivals and Cleared Vessels Report
Port of Boston ledger notes arrivals from Liverpool and Halifax with 243 steerage passengers aboard the Roman and several coastal and foreign steamers listed. It records later clearances, coastwise movements, and numerous ships in ballast or with goods and passengers, plus remarks on winds and fog and a burial at sea for an Austrian child.
Global Freight Movements and Rates Report
Asia Ship with 60000 cases refined petroleum sails New York to Calcutta at 25 cents to arrive. Algoma with 8000 barrels refined petroleum from New York to Rotterdam at $3. Conductor with 6800 barrels naphtha New York to Havre at 6 pence 8d to arrive. Blanche H King with 6500 barrels naphtha to French port at 58 pence. William Phillips to Buenos Aires general cargo. Baltic to Montevideo. Felice 10000 bushels grain New York to Oporto at 17 cents. Telos grain to Bonaire at 10 cents. Mary E Trundy from Apalachicola to St Paul Loando West Coast at $2759 lump sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
British Empire
New York
Calcutta
Europe
Algoma
Rotterdam
Havre
Blanche H King
South America
Ark William Phillips
Buenos Ayres
Baltic
Ence
Montevideo
Felice
Oporto
Telos
Bonaire
Africa
Mary E Trundy
Apalachicola
St Paul Loando
West Coast
Seagoing Vessels and Trade Entries from Salem Area Ports
From our correspondents a dense list of ships sailing and cleared on various dates from Salem and nearby ports. Vessels include steamer Lancaster, schooners like T W Cooper and Brave, and multiple brigantines aiding Boston, Deer Isle, and New York. Ship movements cover Boothbay to Gloucester, with fish receipts totaling substantial quantities of cod, halibut, haddock, hake, and pollock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Lancaster
Robinson
Philadelphia
Cooper
Brown
Rondoul
Maria
Knowlton
Perth Amboy
Brave
Stanley
Wild Pigeon
Vaine
South Amboy
Emma Green
Smith
Bert Johnson
Veto
Sumner
Elizabethport
Zamps
Lambert
New York
Fleetwing
Williams
Ipswich
Republic
Cowell
Boston
Chester
Thompson
Weehawken
Boothbay
Stinson
Leighton
Deer Isle
Seabird
Thurston
Bangor
Caroline C
Cyrus Chamberlain
Thomaston
PD W French
Josie Hook
Calais
Robert Byron
Blake
Portland
Green's Landing
May Queen
Deer Island
Walden Holmes
Pority
W Morse
Spear
Weymouth
4Mloucester
Ichs Chocora
Sterling
Smingler
W Homans
Star of the East
Fitz J Keb
Norseman
Laura Nelson
Georges
Yee
Cape North
Frank Foster
Lady Thorn
Ibert Woodbury
Sarah C Pyle
Mary
Elizabeth Marsala
Hector
Annie H Mason
W B Keene
Abby A Snow
Alabama
Lincoln
Portsmouth
Vineyard Haven
Lavolta
Whittaker
Wm Pickering
Hammond
Rondout
Dexter Clark
Theall
St John
City Island
Judge Lowe
Crossman
Whitla
Ned P Walker
Doyle
Spruce
Acara
Lowell
Port Johnson
Fanny Flint
Warren
Everett
Eaton
Saco
Janac Orbeton
Trim
Anna
Murch
Ashford
Kiddeford
Theasher
Munro
L P
Watson
Robert Ross
Wood
Advance
Gough
Edwin Astevens
Maritime arrivals and sailings from ports worldwide
A consolidated log of vessels sailing or outbound from Arendal Bremerhaven Buenos Ayres Cardiff Cayenne Deal Falmouth Fleetwood Hong Kong Liverpool Mauritius Mazarron Newport Rio Grande do Sol Rio Janeiro Swinemunde Stockton Tnapani and Valparaiso with ships and barges, dates in late May to early June, including vessels such as Alexandra Violet Orient Foldin Mabel Taylor Elizabeth and Beaconsfield, with captains and departure ports. Several entries list destinations like Philadelphia New York Boston Cardiff London Elsinore and Boston, reflecting a busy period of transatlantic and coastal movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arendal
Alexandra
Philadelphia
Bremerhaven
Violet
West
Cardiff
Buenos Ayres
Julie
Stoesen
Pascagoula
Nellie Moody
Sabean
Boston
Puritan
Harding
Shelburne
Murphy
Screamer
Berry
Baltimore
Bradford
Hasamett
Portland
Adolph
Swed
Pearson
Marseilles
Martha P Tucker
Smith
New York
Batavia
Jane J
Dunvegan
Stevens
Huldren
Stangebye
Halifax
Cayenne
Seh Orient
Lee
DEAL
Foldin
Nor
Wold
London
Falmouth
Celtic Chief
Tupman
San Francisco
Fleltwood
McLeod
Henderson
Hong Kong
Mabel Taylor
Durkee
Liverpool
Elizabeth
Rio Janeiro
Nancy Simith
Hodgkinson
Ned White
Elwell
Sarnica
Boyd
Everest
Hibbert
Swinemunde
Arracan
Bellarsen
Elsinore
Stockton
Argyleshire
Purdie
Tnapani
Beaconsfield
Valparaiso
Adele
Pucat
Fishermen Report From Gloucester Seaboard Hauls
Letters from the seining fleet note vessels in harbors and along the Nova Scotia coast. No mackerel yet. Nova Scotia ships report severe hauls close to shore. Sih H M Crosby of Portawkes bury cited with 100 barrels. Bucksport sailed 2d, ships Amy Knights and A V 3 Woodruff to Grand Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Seining
Nova Scotia
Sih H M Crosby
Portawkesbury
Bucksport 2d
Amy Knights
Woodruff
Grand Banks
Fishing Schooner Fannie A Spurling Damage Near Cape Pogue
The Fannie A Spurling of Portland bound mackereling was hit by the Edwin I Morrison of Boston off Cape Pogue causing rail and bulwarks damage, loss of three jibs, forward chain plates and jibboom. She arrived in Boston this evening. Morrison lost its jibboom and headgear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Fannie A Spurling
Portland
Cape Pogue
Edwin I Morrison
Boston
Morrison
Beston
Maritime movement highlights from Atlantic and Pacific routes
Shipping news lists vessels including P W Blanchard sailing from Philadelphia to Japan on June 5 off the Delaware Capes, Celtic Chief from San Francisco to Queenstown on May 15 with coordinates, Therese from New York to Buenos Ayres on June 1, and Stella from Bremen to Philadelphia on June 8. Other entries cover cargo and routes with latitudes and longitudes, including British, German, and English bark movements detailing positions and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P W Blanchard
Philadelphia
Japan
Delaware
Capes
Celtic Chief
Tupman
San Francisco
Queenstown
Therese
New York
Buenos Ayres
Stella
Hogemann
Bremen
Lon
Calcutta
George
Kay
Bark der Wanderer
Isoyen
Brunswick
Saale
Hark Emblem
Lewis
Cardiff
Montevideo
Johanna Geertruida
Rayheer
Darien
Deliyzi
Venezuela
Perry
Portland
Bark Angelo
Glasgow
Boston
Fowey Rock
New four mast schooner Henry Little launched at Bath
The four mast schooner Henry Little, 105.2 by 41 by 19.1 feet, 1006.49 gross tons, 1045.85 net, with Oregon masts and yellow pine framing, will stay at the wharf until about the 20th then load ice for a Southern port. Captain JF Batley to command. A Sewall & Co. plan a Bath ship this summer with a solid foundation built. BELFAST June 6 The 1000 ton schooner in Cottrell yard for Captain A J Hall of Rockland has deck frames in and lower hold nearly done and is expected to launch Aug 10. A 600 ton barkentine for Captain H B Hooper of Rockland is planned next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Little
F O Bailey
Bath
JF Batley
Sewall & Co
Belfast
Cottrell Yard
A J Hall
Rockland
H B Hooper
William HM Dietz
Virginia
Wreck Derelicts Draw Hydrographic Notice and Lighthouse Update
The Marine Department reports a new lighthouse at St Croix de Lothiniere to aid ships bound for Montreal. Pilot Wolf notes the wrecked Charlotte Webb blocking the lightship track eight miles SSE, hindering navigation. Reports describe a waterlogged bark and other derelicts, with calls to tow them to port to remove hazards and profit wrecking efforts. A spar buoy is noted at the southwest end of the shoal near Toper Flagg Island, Casco Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UEBEC
Marine Department
St Croix de Lothiniere
Montreal
Pilot Wolf
Mary A Williams
Charlotte Webb
Hydrographic Office
Ottawa
Laarwik
Otto
Douglass
Elstow
Mentmore
Charles B Parkes
Umbria
Moor
Alice
John Downes
Branch Hydrographic Office
Boston
Mass
Portland
Toper Flagg Island
Pott'’s Harbor
Casco Bay
New British Steel Vessel Lumen Arrives in New York
The Lumen, a new steel screw steamer built for petroleum bulk cargo, arrived in New York. She measures 304 feet in length and 37 feet 9 inches in beam. Built for Lumen Steam Shipping Co of Liverpool, she was constructed to handle bulk fuel transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Kark Norrona
Parsboro
Harlech Beach
Port Madoc
Lumen
New York
Lumen Steam Shipping Co
Liverpool
Derelict bark Mary Frazier linked to earlier whaling voyage
The derelict bark Mary Frazier, burned by the steamer Peconte on May 28, owned by Samuel Osvory Jr. of Edgartown, had sailed from Fayal for a fall whaling cruise and sent home 715 barrels of sperm oil. Captain Joshua Grapham of New Bedford commanded. the vessel, 301 tons, was built in Newburyport in 1832 and insured by BATAVIA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frazier
Peconte
Samuel Osvory, Jr
Edgartown
Fayal
Joshua Grapham
New Bedford
Newburyport
Batavia
Francois
Visser
Sourabaya
America
Australia
Java
Baltimore
Wm Crane
Thin Art
Savannah
Annapolis
Halifax
Janes Dwyer
Cape Rosier
Quebec
William Gilchrist
North Sydney
Fiessie Morris
Aye Bay
Sandy Hook
Susan B Ray
Sagua
Victoria
Alliance
Vortland
Red Island Reef
Wilmington
Ellanora van Dusen
Philadelphia
Delaware
Robert J Barr
Doughty
Cienfuegos
New York
Acadia
Jamaica
State of Nebraska
Glasgow
Aracaju
Bradley
Steward
May M Dyer
William Coulman
Gluefields
London
John Hickman
Thompson
Bona
Lewes
Del
J H McLarren
Wyman
Cape Hatteras
Tamesi
Patriot
Numerous vessels Sailed or In Port Across Global Ports
A historical log lists ships and barges at ports from Antwerp to Vera Cruz with sail dates May to June. Entries include steamer Nederland Bence Philadelphia gasing Flushing, bark Elisabet Bengtssen Quebec, steamer Saale New York via Southampton, Mystic Belle Singapore, Calabria for Buenos Aires, and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Nederland Bence
Philadelphia
Flushing
Algoa Bay
Elisabet
Bengtssen
Quebec
Bremen
Saale
Richter
New York
Southampton
Batavia
Mystic Belle
Freeman
Singapore
Martha Davis
Pendleton
Cebu
Barbados
Calabria
Valmer
Buenos Ayres
Cienfuego
Kovheko
Morehead
Havana
Sdis
Luis Grabel
Sinnett
Fort William
Pearson
Glasgow
Seneca
Stevens
Matanzas
Maggie Browne
Davis
St Anne
Don Moits
Konigsberg
Astronom
Perth Amboy
Kingslios
Jam
Jacmel
Alpha
Halifax
Bermuda
Frederika Schepp
Foster
Liverpool
City of Chicago
Bedford
Sicilia
Prideaux
Norfolk
Mataszas
Henry A Burnham
Ross
Arthur Wade
Sherman
Jennie Hall
Hall
Portland
Evie
Port
Daisy Read
Mitchell
Martha Reid
Jones
North of Hatteras
Lahaina
Allen
Jennie Phinney
Foas
Edith
McRea
Grace Bradley
Smith
Louis
Cottingham
Nelson
Montreal
Lake Superior
Stewart
Carruthers
Dedington
Sunderland
Sydney
Glenmore
Clintonia
Bullman
Cardenas
Ottawa
Alma
Sophie
Wagner
Bellarena
Aspatagan
Scott
Boston
Clara E McGilvary
Colcord
Richibucto
E W Gale
Nantes
Sf Jago
Barnwell
Stephens
Sch Harvester
McLennon
Sower
Dixon
ST John
Modena
Cook
Newark
Welcome Home
Lynn
Newport
Eng
M Sawyer
Bagley
Jonesport
Ayr
Branscomb
City Island
Frank LP
Dawson
Gladys
Finley
Burnie
Reaper
Wasson
Vineyard Haven
Alaska
Clark
Trinidad
Cuba
Unity
Saunders
Samar
Emery
Vera Cruz
Atalanta
Aldrich
Windsor to St John and other ships listed then
A long shipping log lists vessels travelling between biographical ports across North America and Europe. It names Bianca Lockhart Frank Willie Ilva Bliss Hudgon Woodbury Snow Maddox Ella F Crowell Freeman Baker Fall River Nautilus Tolman Hoboken Buckavort Scofield Nickerson Boston Vicksburg Chandler Port Liberty Rockport J W Woodrail Louise Hastings Bartlett Amboy Bangor Chattanooga Linnell Mark Perdieton Hatch Viola May Fisher Portland Mindora Billings Com T H Allen Morang Salem Franconia Young RS Dean Morris Taunton and many more with ports such as New Bedford Norfolk Calais Chatham Philadelphia and San Francisco. The list includes schooners brigs and ships sailing in May June and various year marks with multiple routes and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bianca
Chandler
Port Liverty
Neksport
Ellen Perkins
Coombs
Port Johnson
Rockport
J W Woodrail
Boston
Louise Hastings
Bartlett
Amboy
Bangor
Chattanooga
Linnell
Mark Perdieton
Hatch
Viola May
Fisher
Portland
Mindora
Billings
Com T H Allen
Morang
Salem
Franconia
Young
RS Dean
Morris
Taunton
New Bedford
Horatio
Perry
Norfolk
Fred
Holden
Rich
Calais
Win H Lewis
Hammond
Chatham
Fannie Butler
Hutchins
Banvor
Warren
Hall
Walker
Bogue Inlet
Penty
Taber
Slocum
New York
Sandy Hook
Iarrow
Fisher's Island
Nancy Anna
Eldridge
Barrington
Flower
Knowlton
Port Discovery
Merom
Glover
San Francisco
Port Madison
Vidette
Gilman
Oakland
Welfare
Philadelphia
Blue Dacket
Garrachu
Eko
Davis
Gertrude Abbott
Thompson
Sagua
G Sehmidt
Campbell
St Simon
Dreadnaught
Nickerson
Kennebec
Sallie E Ludlam
Higbee
Lanesville
Bessie C Beach
Meenkeague
Nathan Lawrence
Haines
Bath
Baltimore City
St Jago
Latharua
Baracoa
British Prince
Nowell
Liverpool
Mareira
Pennick
Sthomas
Fernando
Hetherinton
Edennoré
Barter
Baltimore
Linda
O'Neill
Envia
Wallace
Saxon
Sherman
Providence
Fail River
Standard
Stevens
Panther
Anderson
Newburyport
Adele Thackara
Kimmey
Oston
Sheresa Wolf
Rko
Antwerp
Cuba
Stettin
Newcastle
Del
David Clarkson
Cora Green
Philbrook
Ponce
J L Bowen
Enos
Buenos Ayres
Perth Ambuy
J M Morales
Littlejohn
Dolphin
Kelly
Saco
Dean
Charles Kb Sears
Portsmouth
Harrisburg
Alberts N
Sarah A Blaisdell
Pomeroy
Angelia
St John
Garland
Machias
Mary Willey
Puritan
Belfast
F Bronson
J C Wood
Wilson & Willard
Hattie Lewis
Z S Wallingford
Triton
Satelite
MJ Elliott
Manta Adelaide
Julia
Martha
Havoken
Kennebunk
Plymouth
Mass
D Price
Oakley
Newman
Rondout
John Fletcher
Raritan River
Mary Gaillard
Taylor
Neuse River
Richmond
Sailea Ltd
Jerseverancs
Willard
LA Rose
Rose
Stamford
Don Adolfo
Morehouse
Melbourne
Lurline
Mattson
Hilo
Sailea
Nicholas Thayer
Kodiak
Stonington
Sparkie
Steelman
Surge
Riley
Chesebro
Nash
Westerly
Lizzie Raymond
Lord
Sarah Uinn
Lynch
Tiverton
H Watford
Carson
Hoboken
Hyannis
T Burden
Adams
Mattapoisett
L Hamline
Belsar
Isle of Vines
Leg
Joseph Dixon
Chase
Fall River
Lelipse
Dixon
Connecticut
Mitchell
Port Liberty
Kiock Island
Janes
Blydenburgh
Silas Israinard
Macy
Ward
Hunt
Philadelphia by steamer Spartan passengers list
From Philadelphia by steamer Spartan: LJ Kellogg, M F Kellog, Miss Mary L N Morse, Miss M Janvier, Mr and Mrs J Elliott Shaw, W B pe Miss C W Dalton, Miss Ethel Dalton, Miss Crosby, Mrs F A Sanborn, Miss M J Lawrence, Miss R Sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Spartan
LJ Kellogg
M F Kellog
Mary L_N_ Morse
M Janvier
J Elliot Shaw
C W Dalton
Ethel Dalton
Crosby
F A Sanborn
M J Lawrence
R Sharp
Steamship mail sailings from Boston June 7 to various destinations
Listings outline direct and via steamship mail closings from Boston for La Guayra New York Windward Islands Cuba Jamaica Costa Rica Norway Scotland Nova Scotia France Great Britain and Ireland Belgium Netherlands Austria Germany Denmark Sweden Norway Russia Turkey and other Europe posts. It notes special addressed correspondence, sailing times and deadlines including June 7 7 30 P M for some lines and June 14 7 30 P M for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Guayra
Venezuela
G. W. Jones
New York
Windward Islands
Muriel
Cuba
Havana
City of
Atlanta
Jamaica
Costa Rica
Port Limon
Alps
Jung Ter
Scotland
Devonia
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth
Boston
France
Havre
Austria
la Ascorne
Umbria
Germany
Great Britain
Ireland
Belgium
Netherlands
Southampton
Miquelon
Newfoundland
Halifax
Great Britain and Ireland
Saver
City of Sydney
Sanrancisco
Boston Direct
Samaria
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East
British India
Straits Set Ferments
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Domestic Ports Update From Various U S East Coast Harbors
Shipping news lists arrivals and sailings for vessels at Alexandria Baltimore Brunswick Beath Bridgeport Cape Henry Calais Darien Fernandina Georgetown Hyannis Jacksonville Mobile Norfolk New London Norfolk and New York with brig crew changes cleared sailings and bound for destinations including Baltimore New York Philadelphia Portland Trinidad and Hoboken among others. множество судов с названиями судов и портов, даты и направления, отражающие торгово-судовую активность региона.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Clara E Simpson
Baltimore
Edward F Mansfield
Crossley
New Haven
Benj F. Lee
Steelman
Port Royal
Judy
McPhearson
Tarpun Bay
William Layton
Hawes
Elenthea
Eruvian
Stephen
Liverpool
Rhein
Kuhlmann
Bremen
Garrett
Wright
Cropper
Eleuthera
Martha N Hall
Burns
Emma S Briggs
Gray
Portland
George L Fessenden
Weeks
Boston
A Heaton
Handy
Sophia
Lridgeport
J B Carrington
Philadelphia
Golden Rule
Ball
New York
Cape Henry
William H Parker
Lower Uiesapeake 3d
Charles Dennis
Smith
White
Taunton
Sauillie
Ponder
Keefe
Sallie
Chartre
Carrie L Hix
Fall River
Douglas Haines
Charles N Simmons
Babbitt
Norfolk
Hyannis
Mass
Bangor
Jones
Rio Jaxneiro
Emma
L Cottingham
Somers
Key West
Thomas N Stone
Matthews
Galveston
Bessie Whiting
Dayton
Elizabeth Winslow
Ross
Demerara
Ichs cConecuh
Southard
Aspinwall
Charnes E Bayless
Cox Head
Eidebert Ann
Jennie N Huddell
Rhoda Holmes
Ukyport
Rattlesnake
Newws Beetle
Hercules
Qodiorne
Sch
Waterman
Hill
Annie J Russell
Sprague
Rockland
New Bedford
Eth
Schs & Warren
Hall Walker
Hiogue Inlet
Hastings
Corey
Heary
Taber
Slocum
Sehs
Perth Amboy
New York-Ar
Egypt
Clarence
Para
Carl Konew
Baracoa
Colorado
Edith Godden
St Ann’s Jay
Jam
Bergensch Wm
van Name
Cubberly
Slabama
Hell Gate
Barkingway
Mannl
Antioch
Hell Ellen
Mitchell
Small
Hoboken
Schslend
Antwerp
Proposals for Cement Advertised by Boston Water Board
Boston Water Board announces sealed proposals for eight hundred casks of first sieve English Portland Cement to be delivered at Chestnut Hill Reservoir Pumping Station. Bids due June 15, 1889, inspected for quality, with certified check $500. Board may reject any or all bids in city interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Water Board
Crry Hall
Boston
Mass
Chestnut Hill Reservoir
Water Board
Cement Bid Invitation for Rosendale Cement 1839 Boston
City of Boston invites sealed proposals for fifteen hundred casks of Rosendale Cement to be delivered to Chestnut Hill Reservoir Pumping Station. Bids due June 15 1889 with five hundred dollar certified check. bids opened publicly. Water Board may reject all bids. Officials: Robert Grant T H Os F Doherty Philip J Doherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Water Board
City Hall
Boston
Mass
Rosendale
Chestnut Hill Reservoir
The
Water Board
Robert Grant
Tyhos
F. Doherty
Philip J. Doherty
Boston Fish for Public Institutions Sealed Proposals
City of Boston bids due June 7 for a supply of fish for public institutions for the year ending April 30. 1890. Proposals publicly opened at 12 oclock noon. Bonds required, contract may be rejected. Proposals addressed to Kenny Thomas N Hart, endorsed Proposals for Fish for Public Institutions. THOMAS L. JENKS, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office OF Commissioners OF Public Institutions
Beacon Street
Boston
Public Institutions of
Ken
Y Thomas N. Hart
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Atlantic Mutual (Marine
N. Y
Winthrop Coffin
WM. KR. Colby
State Street
Boston Post
Consignee
Bert Gallatin
Abbey
A Chaffey
Rector
E S$ Merchant
Glougester
Central Dimmock
H M Whitney
Indiatran
Thayer & Lincoln
Oosacarmion
Boston Fruit Co
Port Antonio
Longouyer Quartier
Tozzard
Alestine
Whiteway
Warren & Co
Liverpol
E Beconic
Evans
Phelps Bros & Co
Palermo
Fisk
Sttsville
Ritson
Esse Ee
Ste Batchelder
Cunard
E Barton
Crowell
E B Sampson
Longilhamsport
Miller
Stream Wilkesbarre
Cates
Manney
C Furness
BARKS
Remen
Eagles
J G Hall & Co
F Hunt, Jr
Pritchard
Henry W Peabody
Melb
Tion Haries
Parnell
McLaughlin
Standard Sugar
Ladd’s
E Brave
Ara
Sheehan
John
Emery & Co
Mystic Harles
Bettencourt
A Adams
Constitution Aaria
Ger
Ricke, Gill & Lootz
Ard
Clifford
J H Flitner & Co
Atlantic Works
E Bgina
Strike
Gossler & Co
Rio Grande
Instream
Davidson
E Atcins & Co
Mystic
Geneva
Gregory
John 8 Emery & Co
Rosario
Burnham’s
Henry Warner
Paine
Eeess
Marquand’s
Sochiel
Pertus
Cow Bay
Cence Gray
Atilda Buck
Nelson, Green, Knaevel & Co
Gray’s
Otley
Harper, 590
John S Emery & Co
Eese Leighton’s
Bary
Assessor
Delong & Seaman
South Bay
Addie Jordan
Harriman
Wellman, Hall & Co
Weeks’s
Annie Gus
Lunt
South Ba
Union Usiris
Gustavo Preston
Lythe
Messinger
Belleveau Cove
Caressa
Ellsworth
Lothrop
Gill
Sampson
Wixon
Clytie
Langton
Ea Tees Walker’s
Carrie A Norton
iViaaeene Esere
Wiper
Dexter
St Pierre
Sands
Cambridgeport
Bates & Barnet
Greenlaw
Lombard’s
E . Francis R Baird
Jameson
Navigiuss Seton
Fanny Hodgkins
Kimball
Florence Nowell
Simpson’s
Francis Artemus
Patterson
Grace
Gouldsboro
B& Aelevator
Golden Eagle
Wilson
Cigale
Cambridge
Littleton
Seaman
Moncton
George H Ames
Setencoysens
Unibess
Lubec
Grand Menon
DeButt & Daggett
Juan
Cowe, Bates & Barnet
Atlas Stores
Josiah Wilde
Look
Seevessees
Jessie Lona
Cieteene Bokar
John L. Hasbrouck
Peards
James Nichols
James South Bay
Reed
J P Blake
Anthony
Delong
Lillian
Ryan
Penobscot
Levering
Bowen
Lillie E
Perry Rusket
Lavinia Jampbell
Vial
Steuben
Mary Snow
Merrimac
Madagascar
Wellington
Robbing
Burnham's
Metropolis
Vinalhaven
Essentiene South Bay Montezuma
Franklin
Creer Ererees
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