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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1886

Page

4

Employers' Liability Bill Delayed Amid Senate Scrutiny

The article details a tumultuous session as the House laid the Employers' Liability Bill on the table amid GOP tensions and a push to amend reports. It notes amendments to the Tobin bill, a new telephone company regulation proposal, and other measures including reformatory and auditor proposals, with votes and paired decisions recorded.

Report on street railways and city measures in Winthrop and Westboro

A summary of legislative actions includes leave to withdraw for John A. Enns petition to build an elevated railway in Winthrop, a Westboro damages settlement bill, and numerous education and public works items. Other measures cover public charities, water supply, and railroad finances with several orders and postponements noted.

Committee On John A. Enns Win

Senate Committees Report Mixed On Statutes And Prison Reform

The judiciary committee reports expedient on amending public statutes and county supplies for courts. It backs passage on a Taunton Lunatic Hospital land exchange and on prison conduct records. It opposes annexation of Muske Rat and Gravelly Islands to Nantucket. A Nantasket land-purchase nuisance bill is sent to a harbor and public lands panel. A probate inquiry confirms Francis Cordis homestead title. A motion to suspend a housekeeping rule passes. Bill handling prison warrants sparks debate. supporters cite impartial trials, opponents call for clerks’ control. The session approves increases to rape and seduction penalties and contemplates expanded municipal court staffing. A substitute bill would place warrants in clerks’ hands. The seduction law passes on yeas and nays. a telegraph and telephone regulation plan is debated for broader oversight by the railroad board. The document records a complex, tightly argued legislative day with multiple votes and reconsiderations.

Commonwealth General Court Committee On Mercantile Affairs S. E. Tweed American Bell Telephone Company Committee On the Judiciary Tobin Cogswell Yease Bigelow Boynton Douglas Howard Howland Jefferson Jeffs Jones Lynn Joyner Kendricken Lilley Locke Milliken Morrill Morse Murphy Reed Walker Dunbar Forbes Gleason Gould Harlow Hayes Nourse Scott Tappan Wilbur Emercon Berkshire Naphen Yes Phillips Norris Alger Thomas McGovern Masachusetts Reformatory House of Correction Gaid Massachusetts Reformatory Reformatory United States Committee On John W. Candler The Boston Elerated Railway Company Taunton Muskerat Gravelly Islands Nantucket County Nantasket Joint Committee On Probate Insole Yency Francis T. Cordis Longmeadow Hampden Pillsbury Committee On the Treasury Senate Cities Committee On Cities Boston Suffolk County Board of Railroad Commissioners

Mrs Hayes Hosts Horticultural Society Guests at Lexington Castle

Mrs Francis B Hayes entertained a large Massachusetts Horticultural Society gathering at her Lexington residence called the castle. Notable attendees included Dr Walcott and C B Hervey among others. Guests toured rhododendron gardens on the 500 acre estate featuring 60 cattle and 12 horses with a spring water supply. grounds to open for public inspection in about two weeks.

Francis B. Hayes Massachusetts Horticultural Society Lexington Dr. Walcott E. L. Beard R. Manning W. Manning W. H. Spooner B. G. Smith H. W. Fuller A. E. Fukes Oia Curtis B. W. Barker J. H. Woodford C. M. Brackett O. B. Had

Labor Problem addressed by Master Builders official at Congregational meeting

W H Sayward, secretary of the Master Builders Association, spoke at Pilgrim Hall on The Labor Problem. He warned that workingmen's clubs ignore justice in disturbances and that trade unionism risks erasing merit by leveling claims. He urged loss sharing if profits are shared. Upcoming topics include Anarchy in Chicago by Rev A Little.

R, W. H. Sayward Master Builders’ Association Congregational Ministers’ Association Pilgrim Hall Chicago A. Little Baptist Ministers’ Association Meionaon William Peppenbauren Abijah Hall Mr. Hastings L. B. Bates Montgomery Worcester George Brown New South Wales Wesleyan Conference Fiji Islands Bromfield Street Thomas J. Sawyer E. A. Capen D. D J. C. McInerney L. B. Blackford George Hall Dr. Patterson Calvin Stebbins R. A. Griffin Old Unitarian Library American Unitarian Association New Unitarian Building Horatio Stebbins San Francisco California

Kensington bay window case returns to court before Judge Colt

The case recalls the Supreme Court decree directing removal of the bay windows by July 1. Mortgagee W. W. Bailey obtained an equity bill to stop removal, but Judge Carpenter refused a temporary injunction, citing conflict with state decree. Williams failed to appear. Bailey’s allegations were admitted. decree enjoins Williams from removing the windows.

Hotel Kensington Bay Colt Supreme Court Williams Kensington W.W. Bailey Nashua N. H United States Circuit Court Harbor and Land Commissioners Carpenter Hotel Kensington

Hearing on Kneeland Place extension to Harvard Street

Street commissioners heard arguments on extending Kneeland place to Harvard street under Whitmore street, taking lands from Haynes and Parker heirs among others. Residents objected, fearing benefits are limited and urging Broadway as the real endpoint. others supported widening as public convenience.

Kneeland Place Harvard Street Whitmore Street John C James G. Haynes Albert R. Whittier Charles M. Parker William H. Horton F Jacob Berwin John J. Williams Charles A. Cotting N. J. Bradlee Benjamin F. Wing Annie F. Odin Emeline B. Cox David W. Foster Broadway Charles W. Bartlett Whelps and Perkins Ash Street Washington Street Harrison Avenue William C. Fay Charles M. Cox Emeline Cox George O. Ernst Continental Clothing House

London missionary’s South Seas lecture at Bromfield Street Church

Rev. George Brown of London spoke to a small Bromfield Street Methodist audience last night about his twenty years in South Sea Islands missions. He shared photographic views and stories of New Britain natives, cannibalism, and missionary work, noting locals’ customs and a dislike for their mothers-in-law. Brown travels from Australia to England, guests invited by local friends.

Bromfield Street Methodist Church George Brown London Eng South Sea Islands New Britain Brown England Australia

Kansas Citys Triumph Over Bostons In 1 25 Final

The Kansas Citys defeated the Bostons in one hour and twenty five minutes. Whitney starred with six strikeouts while Radbourn fared worse. Kansas Citys totaled eight runs on six hits, Boston three on three errors.

Kansas Citys Bostons Radbourn Whitney Cowboy Jim Merrill Hornung Sutton Radford Rowe Myers Bostors Po.a.e A. E. Radford Horoung Bassett O Wise Donnelly Poorman Rice Se Rowe Gaffney

East Lynne at the Boston Theatre review

Ada Gray stars in East Lynne at the Boston Theatre. The drama, adapted from Mrs Wood’s novel, is dreary and melodramatic with excessive woe. Clarence Heritage as the villain is praised for careful, plausible rendering amid a largely prose, ranting company and a large but tepid audience.

East Lynne Boston Fast Lynne Ada Gray Clarence Heritage

Infringement Suit Over Bird Cage Spiral Spring Patent

A bill in equity by Hendryx et al against Fitzpatrick alleges patent 170845 infringement and seeks damages. Defendants deny infringement and patent validity. A decree enjoining removal of bay windows at Hotel Kensington was suspended and vacated with a hearing set for Thursday. Brooks and Shepard assist for complainant and defendant respectively.

A. B. Hendryx Hotel Kensington Boylston and Exeter Stre F. A. Brooks H. N. Shepard

Martinetti Brothers at the Howard Athenaeum

A crowded Howard program features the Martinetti brothers with auxiliaries delivering droll capers and athletic feats. Edith Murillo and Layman impressions alongside The O Gradys provide variety, with Jocko the Brazilian Ape closing the show to hearty applause.

Martinetti Brothers Howard Messrs Martinetti Howard Athenaeum Edith Murillo Layman Phantons Sic Sullivan Mr. McCarthy O’gradys Jocko Albert Martinetti

Superior Court June Sessions Report of Docket

June 7 first and second sessions list numerous civil cases in Boston with judges Knowlton Mason and Hammond. Dockets include Duff vs Leary entry writ, Alden vs Thurber contract suit, and a wide array of actions against Boston entities, with verdicts and ongoing hearings.

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. Tirreil N. H. Pratt A.hemenway

Relics on display at Bostonian Society rooms

The Bostonian Society exhibits at the Old State House feature rare relics such as a milk pitcher shaped like a cat requiring decapitation, a cocked hat pitcher, a Paul Revere made silver cream pitcher, Hancock items including his shirt and sleeping sheet, and a notable Bohaha wooden fence from Beacon Street. Also reported are a ferryboat mishap near Hospital dock, and local transit, police, and legal news.

Bostonian Society Old State House Solia Paul Revere Old Boston John Hancock Beacon Street Revere Boston & Hingham Steamboat Company Nantasket James 8. Hillard John P. Brawley Scott Green Hoosac Tunnel Massachusetts General Hospital Berchc Tremont Street Temple Place Chamber of Commerce

Court hear jury waived cases in Middlesex June session

Superior Court in Middlesex County reports a jury waived docket with Judge Blodgett presiding. The court has been hearing cases and will reconvene tomorrow with the first ten calendar matters listed for action.

Woburn Considers Cleveland Visit to Ancestral Grave

Woburn residents plan to invite President Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland to visit the town during his East tour. A special meeting will decide on inviting him to honor Aaron Cleaveland, buried at Park Street cemetery in 1716.

Woburn Mrs. Cleveland Park Street Aaron Cleaveland Mr. Cleveland

Harvard Notes Catalog of Publications 1880 85 Edited by Justin Windsor

A valuable Harvard College pamphlet catalog lists official university publications twelve class reports and forty two pages of article titles by professors across disciplines. It notes an index of Harvard articles in press and references to educational topics including the elective system. Nominations for graduate scholarships for 1886-87 will be announced, with scholarships yielding at least 23 dollars. This afternoon Harvard plays the Browns at Holmes Field.

Harvard Notes Harvard College Justin Windsor Harvard Harvards Browns Holmes Field

Mason Not Dead, Fantine Crew Safe After Grounding

Rumor that J. Mason of the Boston Museum company drowned aboard yacht Fantine en route to New York is false. Mason’s friends learned from manager Charles W. Thomas that Fantine ran aground near Green Point flats while attempting to reach New Rochelle. Albert Lang of the Boston Museum company confirmed the change to congratulations.

MR. Mason J.8. Mason Boston Museum Company Fantine New York Albert Lang Mr. Thomas Green Point Flats New Rochelle New York, New Haven Hartford Lang

First Regiment to Parade to Fitchburg Depot for Framingham Trip

The First Regiment reports at 9 15 on Boylston Street Mall Tremont. They move at 9 30 through central city to Fitchburg depot for a 10 30 special train to Framingham Centre via Concord Junction. Advances for railroad fare are not required. A testimonial from over a thousand letters praises the Cushing Process liquors as pure and effective. Sold by druggists grocers and the Cushing Process Company, 214 High Street Boston.

Boylston Street Corper Tremont Fitchburg Depot Framingham Centre Concord Junction Cushing Process Company Boston Collins Hinsdale Mass Cushing Druggists’, Grocers’ and Cushing Process Company High Street

Noted Novel from Russian Nihilism Lifted by Tucker

The leading English translation of a Russian nihilist classic, What Is To Be Done, by N G Tchernychevsky, written in a St Petersburg prison in 1863, is published in the city by Benjamin K Tucker. The work, long censored, inspired youth and the movement while the author endured years in prison and exile.

Benjamin K. Tucker St. Petersburg N. G. Tchernychensky Russia Sitberis Tucker

Ships arrive at ports with listed arrivals and origins

A string of ships reached various European ports from New York and Boston between May 30 and June 7. Vessels noted include Picqua at Catania and Nicosean at Lisbon from New York, Pawnee at Barcelona, Archimides at Naples, and Iowa toward Paris from Boston. Multiple ships were reported off Plymouth, Cork, and other points, with origins primarily New York and Montreal or Boston.

Catania Picqua New York Lisbon Nicosean Barcelona Pawnee Naples Archimides Rouen John Morrison New Orleans Bremen Clintonia Hamburg Kehrweider Montreal Rotterdam Pealand Dartmouth Hartlepool Iowa Boston Point de Grave Chateau Lafitte Tandy Island Jeranes Fastnet Connaught Coosaw Jesmond Port Royal Victora Baltimore Kinsale Virginian the Lizard Irish Queen de Ruyter Otrarto Kiecf Wisht Clifton Chatham Kears Malin Head Cynthia TRE Cromwell SS. Ltd Louisiana E. V. Gager Hudson H. R. Freeman Satu Cay atSp Wilileave North River New Tates and Biof Lading Zives Pal Texas New M Mississippi Ice Arizona California Red Rivers San Francis Ortod N. MaGa Dchington Street

Labor Notes on Boston and Albany Freight Handlers Agreement

The freight handlers of the Boston and Albany railroad have accepted terms with the arbitration committee of District Assembly 30 Knights of Labor. Other roads await responses, with District 30 expecting daily contact. District 39 postpones the Web Garing works strike for Chelsea, hoping for an amicable deal. Holmes and District 30 have not secured an arbitration committee, keeping settlement in suspense.

Boston and Albany Railroad District Assembly 30 Knights of Labor District 30 Garing Chelsea District 39 C. M. Holmes

Notice to Captains from United States Signal Station Boston

Observations recorded June 7 at 7 AM local time corresponding to noon Greenwich Time. Wind and barometer details provided. Captains are advised to adjust their barometers by one hundredth of an inch per ten feet above sea level and use daily readings to correct errors. Miniature Almanac lists June 8 high water and moon data.

United States Boston

Cameo Cigarettes Endorsement Sparked By Mouthpiece Invention

A Boston paper notes strong public approval for Duke Sons Cameo cigarettes with their mouthpiece design. Merchants across Washington, Hanover, Court, Blackstone, Faneuil Hall, and Union streets report lively sales and high customer good will, predicting unprecedented popularity for the Cameos.

Messrs. Duke, Sons & Co Messrs. Esterbrook & Eaton Washington Street N. Schloss Hanover Street Waitt Waitt & Bond Blackstone Street Abrahams Court Street Henry Frazier Charles D. White John L. Stevenson & Co Faneuil Hall Square Joseph Engel School Street Meesrs Swett, Sanborn & Co Union Street George E. Hale Tremont Street

Knights of Labor not involved in Boston barber Sunday closing

Remley Sidelinger states in a Boston letter that the Knights of Labor, as an order, played no part in the barbers’ Sunday closing action. He notes the committee was elected by Boston barbers in an open mass meeting, independent of any society. Boston, June 7.

Pete Wait Albert Gates, Jr Brockton Z.S. Arnold French Henry Clare Isaac P. Kennon Jesuit J. M. Browne J. D. Bryad T. 5. Sweetser Knights and Barbers Knights of Labor Barbers Boston Barbers Remley S. Sidelinger Boston

Diverse Sea Vessels Cleared and Departures Noted in Clearings

A long list of ships and goods sailed or cleared from various ports. Vessels include the Canadian steamer from Glasgow to Moville and Galway, the Carroll to Charlottetown, Vidette to Philadelphia, Wilkesbarre to Port Johnson, and Bark Tillie Baker to Iquique with nitrate or soda. Reports of heavy southwest gales and light rest winds, a vessel wreck fragment found near 35 68, and sugar shipments to Bay State Sugar Refinery and Alfred Winsor & Sons are noted. Numerous schooners and brigs are listed as cleared or sailing from Boston and Halifax routes with various cargoes and destinations.

Canadian Kerr Glasgow Moville Galway Moise H & A Allan Carroll, Brown Charlottetown Pei Halifax F W Nickerson & & Co Vidette Fuller Philadelphia Joel Cook Wilkesbarre Cates Port Johnson Breark Savanna Johnson Aspinwall Tillie Baker Cary Iquique Hemenway & Browne Urho Exland Arecibo Bay State Sugar Refinery Loag Christina Fanning Demerara Alfred Wins Apnab Hutcheson Zeluff St Marc Logwood Boston Schadeline Adams Swim Barrington Stephen Bennett Sears Charleston Gairie A Norton Hodgdon Baltimore Henry M Sutton Manson J Paine Rich Perth Amboy Robert Dounty Lowe Perry Look Hoboken Alice Belle Parker Rondout Diverty Nickerson Oyster Bay Lie Mansor Oakes Ingalls Machias Ella E Tanner Malloch Calais Ansler Harvard Pray New York Bermuda Nettie Shipman Hudson Port Dolepath Jago London Disg Rover Williams Old Providence Emilia Figila Boggs G W Ball George Seymour Wattingtn Brsg Mary E Dane Mitchell Pence Norwich Lake—aor Stormy Petrel Davis Pensacola Bridgewater NS John R Stanbore de Winter Barbados Shannon Nash Barrow Turnbu!l Caikhariem Eliza J McManeimy Dodge Havana Eugene Foley Cardenas Electra Matr Cape Race Lake Champlain Liverpool Montreal Cienfuegos Neptune Hill Myrenus Peterson Bessie Whiting Dayton Berth Warmer Laithwaite Mary G Reed AKR Cocheco Gexk Jupiter Jones San Francisco Falmouth Calcutta Siled Alpheus Marshall McFadden Bablin Glenbervie Groundwater Portland O. Dover Assyrian Monarch Harrison Durham City Lund Berton Farm Kirk Abram Young Marine Vordrecht Flora Andersen Pascagoula Fastnet Jesmond Hall Port Royal Sydney Garston Lake Superior Stewart Victoria Bristol Connaught Thomas Coosaw City of Berlin Father Point Harold Shield Texas Cross Sardinian Smith Do. &Lasgow State of Nebraska New Yoree Governor’s Harbor Elsie Fay Keefe Guantanamo Jose D’ Bueno Battie H Delaware Lady Nairn Havre Holland Mamburg Bars Osmo Wyntzell Hallgerde McKendrie Fiong Khong Gloaming Dinsmore Kinsaie Virginian Pitt Parisian Wylie Sajlee Mentmore Bouteher Lywood Sinclair Catalan Mancas Thanemore Baxter Vensuan Trant Reston Paton Hartlepools Beven New Orleans Rouen Daniel Barnes Stover Antwerp Bar Belvidere Tiefrey Dallen State of Georgia Low Point Jentreal Buenos Aytean Scott Toronto McAvley Ashton Tillar Sharpness Dracona Sangster Jenkins Lessing Hamburg Queenstown Sea King Getchell Catalonia McKay Servia Alaska Murray New Bee Etruria Cook Newark Quebec Bark Finn Plymouth Clyde Beith Prince Eugene Greenock Barke Foynland Leith Hildun Dundee Magdalene Newry Mart Arroyo New London Mark Appa L Taylor Proctor St Croix Herman Hichborn Barbadoes Pit Hatteras Fidelia Anderson St Pierre Cloutier Bahia George Gil Ravensdale Morrell Philaelphia Caleis R P Chase Fickett Bridgeport Anaconda Hannah Grant Terradin Hannah Pike Norwood Mott Haven Ophir Gott Victory Bunker Toston Panversport William A Crocker Philadelphis Ote Jufe Cayenne Stimpson Fortress Bonroe Park Lizzie Aracaju Fail River Whistler Taunton Aries Loveland John Crockford Farnum Willam K Huston Chadwick Galvestom Chase Eastern Light Hey West Gertrude Albury Nassau Echs Lulu Pioneer Ethioma Alexandria Mediterranean Gambetta Baracoa Alvo Port Limon Zaatidam Amsterdam Louisiane Ellida Bef Montevideo Grenada Hous Frontera Calliope Mauna Loa Putnam Chittagong Rice Carrie L Tyler Waipataigo Ichs Grace Littleton Atkins Provincetown Alina Bogan Harcy Rutter Peter Thomas P Ball Chace Charbeth Maggie Abbott McIntosh Port Au France Amelia P Schmidt Ashby Augustine Bela Russe Steelman Jacksonville New Bedford Elias Runyon Eldringe Wiliam H Rowe Morgan Elizabethport Barees Tulip Massachusetts W E Gladwich Robert Lockhart Baronet Ohio Allen Pacific Ocean Allison White Frances Jackson Fitchiurg Fish St Guiney Orleans Port Fads Fortunata Marseilles Isaac Grand Cayman Caribbean Saguaru New Borm Addie Henry Wilmington Del Newport News Advance St Thomas Maggie Rockland Mabel Hooper Sailes Sultana John Grockford J G Fell Crowley Kate Florace Jhen Haven JC Ward Harris Providence Orvile Horwitz Kelsey Norfolk A Hayford Newburyport Ellis P Rogers Faglet Sandy Hoot Barlow Ruboten Salied Sth J_R Bodweill Metcal George Mouton Landerkin Steel Arrow Costanze Belize Petersburg Pratt Rock and Illinois Liverveo Quentown William H Jordan Walter F Parker Cowperthwatite Parkhurst Heoper Park Hornet Crosby Mayaguez Providemeco Gizzelda Butine Wood Bangor Monticello Henshaw Celesth Wilson New Haven Cornelius Gurney New York Tremont Donovan H Chadwick Foster Merryman Samoset Tacoma Don Nicolas Ross Honolulu Puget Sound Deacon Hardwick Port Discovery W H Dimond Luce Rch JC Ford Griffites San Pedro Francis Thorpe Cormack Nsw Cumberland Cumbrian Rimington Ore Aberfeldy McDonald Savanneh Helen M Rowley Rowley Curry Treffenberg Edlund Barbadeer Chattahoochee Catharine Nleye Saranac Shaw Elim City Itherige Samuel O Hart Kelley Promised Land Sybee City of Macon Waccoma Elias Thayer

Ship and Bark Registry From Various Ports

A catalog of ships and barks sailing or passing ports including Adelaide, Beech Hall, Caroline Spooner, Yarker, Zeus, Chasseur, Schweigaard, Angela, Venezua, Mendoza, Anne C Maguire, Ella Voss, Andaman, Alma, Flora, Lord Wolseley, Olive Mount, Sarah and Emma, Anna, Scotia, Gatherer, Lonne, Queen of Beauty, Bohemia, Ruth Palmer, Iron Crag, San Pietro, Richard Hutchinson, Belvidere, Pisco, Senator Iken, St Cuthbert, Confidenza with dates scattered through April to June and ports from Portland to San Francisco and Antwerp.

Buenos Ayres Angela Schiaffino Schiatrico Philadelphia Venezua Ottone New York Mendoza McAllister Barbados Anne C Maguire O'Neil Pensacola Ella Voss Doody Brisbane Salleda Andaman San Francisco Brake Bars Alma Rennelberg Barcelona Flora Acarregui Philadelphis Cardiff Lord Wolseley Hawthorne London Cork Olive Mount Smith Lobos de Rfuera Galway Sarah Emma Lew!s Falmouth Ghent Anna Lund Greenock Scotia St Johns Wawre Gatherer Lowell Queenstown Sivard Lonne Dahli Stockholm Lundy Island Queen of Beauty Glass Liverpool Bohemia Trask Ruth Palmer Norfolk Iron Crag Jones Honolulu Marseilies San Pietro Pollco Plymouth Richard Hutchinson Landry Antwerp Prawle Point Belvidere Trefry Darien Pisco Jenkins Hull Senator Iken Lenz Hamburg Sydney St Cuthbert Santander Bark Confidenza Repatto

Coastal shipwrecks and nav al incidents reported at sea

Key West reports Watts ashore on Pelican Shoal from Perth Amboy to Galveston and awaiting help after jettisoning deck. Normandie to anchor at Quarantine Dam loses anchor and chain. Gertrude runs ashore at Cape Pine. Advance wrecked at Samaline. four masted steamer ashore at French Mistaken Point. Ice reports show unsafe crossings north of latitude 41. Sch Douglas Hovey fitted for Savannah or Philadelphia at Bath Boothbay load resumes. Seining near Lockport with several American seiners and abundant high quality schools observed.

Key West Watts Perth Amboy Galveston Pelican Shoal Normandie Havre North Atlantic Douglas Hovey Bath Boothbay Savannah Philadelphia Lockport Ena M. Sawyer Seining Eget St Johns Jens Gertrude Cape Pine

Shipping Line Ledger of Global Arrivals and Departures

A dense roll of vessel names and routes appears with ports London Liverpool Boston Glasgow Amsterdam Bremen Hamburg Antwerp and others. Entries list ships such as Bavaria Pax Norseman Palestine Galileo and Catatonia with dates in May June and January, alongside lines Cunard Furness and Oelrichs & Co detailing departures and arrivals across Europe and the Atlantic.

Warren Line Liverpool Boston ROMAN Palestine Norseman Ancos Warren & CO Vesso Occe Palermo Bavaria P.e.se Thayer &Lincoln Stockholm City London Furness Norseman Wartren & Co Cunard S$ Co Pavonia Jiverpool Jdun Harrogate Cunnard Catatonia Conard Cephalonia Boston City O Furness Bohemia Hamburg Funch Edge & Co Ethiopia Glasgowe Henderson Bres Adriatict W J Hurst Pennsylvia Glasgow A Baldwin & Co Qelrichs & Co Uion Bremen Oelrichs & Co Suevia Kunhardt Anchoria Henderson Germanic Holland State of Georgia Etruria Liverpool, Tyave Ceeesees Alaska Servia Umbria Murtesc Gallia Stockholm Durham City F W J Hurst sBremen Oeirichs & Co R J Corts A Baldwin & Co Flampurg Kunhardt & Co Amsterdam Antwerp Jdua P Wricht & Son Bohemia Kunharat & Co Autadiaa Cee H Brown & Co la Normanaie Fiavre Louis de Bebian J Curtis Monarch Patton, Vickers & Co Oelrichs & Co' S Westphalia Elbe Csee

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