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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1886

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4

Senate Actions Shift Milks and Parades Bills Amid City Loans

The Senate sent the Tobin soldiers exemption bill to the House and kept its House as passed, then sent to the Governor. A parade power bill targeting the Salvation Army was rejected 5 to 15. Telegraph and telephone company supervision by railroad commissioners passed 14 to 6. A milk inspection amendment allows innocent defense for pure milk below standards. The House rejected a $ park loan bill 45 to 108 and moved Kendricken’s 2.5 million loan bill toward third reading. Debate on the Mobility Bill occurred but no vote taken.

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Senate House Friends of the Salvation Army Railroad Commissioners Forbes Committee On Mercantile Affairs Dunbar Wharton Boston Kendricken Mobility Bist Committee On Ttee Thomas H. Bacon Thealifornia Cable Railroad Company Committee On Railroads Boston & Lowell Railroad Corporation Concord Cogswell Committee On Claims Edward C. Franks Charlemont Ewine Troy & Greenfield Committee On the Treasury Russell Committee On Water Supply Marblehead Putnam Brook Commonwealth Committee On the Judiciary Morse Plymouth Lilley Reed Yeas Howard Jefferson Milliken Morrill Scott A. Nays Alger Douglas Hmerton Treason Gould Gunn Jones Berkshire Joslin Joyner Norris Wilburn Howland Canton Boynton Gleason Emerson Muskegot Gravelly Islands Nantucket County Nantucket M.seachuetts Reformatory Francis T. Corais Longmeadow Hampden State Lunatic Hospital Taunton Thomas McGovern Berkshire Heights Water Company Great Barrington South Pocasset Cemetery Association 7 X Pd Bedford Moseley Newburyport Hathorne Committee On Cities Fitzgerald East Boston General Hazard Stevens McEttrick Parkman Curtis Park Commissioners Rust Dwyer Henry Lee Fay Brookline Chappelle Stevens Cowdrey Stoneham Tobin Mills Williamstown Doherty Teele Bailey Everett Smith Clinton Rice Winchendon Northbro Heradford Water Company National Mort Zage and Debenture Company of Committee On Education Generals Court Board of News
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Senate debates curb street railways and Salvation Army bill

The Senate committee reports amend laws on street railways and agency power. A mass of items follows, including incorporation petitions, water supply loans, and a contested Salvation Army parade bill. Debates touch on religious liberty, auctions by out of state sellers, milk testing, and prisoner parole scope, with several measures ordered to third readings or postponed.

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House Adopts Session Start Time and Rail Consolidation Action

The House, after brief remarks from Mr. Fejerden of Quincy, approves starting forenoon sessions at 10 o'clock. The Railroads Committee reports leave to withdraw for a Boston & Maine Eastern consolidation petition. Finance favors Dennis investment. probate session expansion opposed. Judiciary would let Governor employ counsel on national bank tax defense suits. Agriculture reports on cattle diseases deemed unnecessary. Discriminatory tax basis matter taken from the table.

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Fejerden Quincy House Committee On Railroads T. C. Weeks Boston & Maine and Eastern Railroad Companies Committee On Finance William D. Dennis Joint Committee On the Judiciary National Bank Committee On Agriculture
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Park loan debate dominates calendar in Boston measures

In a lengthy session, lawmakers discussed a Senate park loan for Boston of 2.5 million dollars, with allies urging the larger loan while critics warned of municipal extravagance. The substitute 1.5 million measure failed. debates touched debt limits, park completion timelines, and the city’s pledge to fund parks.

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Richard M Hoe’s Death Ends Era of Printing Pioneers

Richard M Hoe of New York, eldest son of Robert Hoe, died suddenly in Florence. The Hoe family built R. Hoe & Co, pioneering printing presses including the double cylinder, Hoe’s Lightning Press, and a 30,000 papers per hour machine. Hoe lived in Brightside NYC, married twice, with children and prominent marriages to Lawrence and Harper families.

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Richard M. Ilok Richard M. Hoe New York Florence Italy Robert Hoe New York City Richard Hoes Hos Company Hos Europe Brightside Lucy Gilbert Lawrence Mary S. Corbin Harpers
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Estate of California Senator Miller worth less than 200000

The Cleveland Plaindealer notes long held belief that Senator Miller was worth several million due to ties with the Alaska Seal Company. It states his estate inventories under 200000, reflecting a common pattern of public wealth overestimation and later heir disappointment at settlement.

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Cleveland Plaindealer Miller California Alaska Seal Company
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I had a painful liver affliction cured by Warner’s safe cure

In New Castle Penn on March 27 1885 editor F T Melaney of Clarion reports a painful liver affliction that he treated with seven or eight bottles of Warner’s Safe Cure and is now perfectly well with no pain.

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New Castle Penn Warner F. T. Melaney Clarion
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Home Rule for Ireland Proclaimed as Power Grows

The article notes that despite the Home Rule bill’s English defeat, Irish supporters see a rising chance of success. It cites 86 Irish MPs and about 228 English and Scottish allies backing some form of Home Rule, with leaders like Gladstone and Salisbury shaping the national debate. John Boyle O’Reilly and Mayor O’Brien praise the movement’s momentum and predict eventual passage, while stressing education and public opinion as the path forward. The piece frames Home Rule as a global issue akin to abolitionism, with continued agitation, controversy, and legislative stages ahead.

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Friends of Home Rule Ireland England John E. Fitzgerald Home Rule Party Mr. Gladstone House of Commons John Boyle O'Reilly Parnell O'Reilly Gladstone Morley Ewen Spencer Harcourt Bradlaugh Arch Labouchere Davitt O’brien Boston
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Board Reports on Fifth Division Punishment Case and Finances

The school board adopted a committee report finding the Sher win master’s corporal punishment violated regulations. The board approved the censure implied by adoption, but no further action was taken. The accounts committee reported total expenditures of 2 036 458 98 with income of 48 647 07 for the year, and discussed the impact of the free text-book act and cost reductions.

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Sherwin School Lester Crowley Fallon Committee On Accounts New Hoolhouses Alice M. Barton Sumner School Caroline E. Notter Emerson Laura Jenkins Putnam Annie L. Treanor Lawrence Frank M. McCutching Sherwin Mary A. Tenney Dorchester High Nellie S. Henry Andrew L. Idalia Provan Lincoln Comins Edward W. Schnirch Emily F.carpenter Annetta F. Armes Nellie W. Leavitt Charlotte P. Williams Emily Swain Emma E. Laurence Dena M. Upham Nellie I. Lapham Jane F. Gilligan Delwin A. Hamlin Bowdoin School Rice Training School Charles W. Hill Comins School Martin School Mary L. Low Lyman Winnifred M. Clarkson Norcross Catharine A. Dwyer Anna L. Scallan Shurtleff Elizabeth A. Page Stoughton Lyman R. Williston Lillian W. Prescott Wells Myron T. Pritchard William Galagher
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MLLE LABLACHE ENDS HOSTS AT McCAULLS COMPANY

Mile. Lablache finishes her season with Colonel McCaull's company in The Black Hussar and plans to return to grand opera and concert music. A concert is set for Thursday June 17 at the Tremont House with tickets from Ditsons or Mille. Lablache herself. She aims to resume Boston appearances in the fall and take singing pupils.

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Mlle Lablache Mile Colonel McCaull Black Hussar
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The Black Hussar Nears Final Show At Museum

The Black Hussar nears its end at the Museum with the last performance announced for Saturday night. Two performances will be held today. Ada Gray in East Lynne continues to draw good audiences at the Boston Theatre for one week only with a matinee and evening show at popular prices. Music Hall concerts are a great success with seasonable weather making the hall cool and comfortable and the music attractive. The Martinetti troupe proves a strong attraction at the Howard with two performances today.

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Black Hussar Museum Ada Gray East Lynne Boston Theatre Music Hall Martinetti The Howard
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Dramatic notes on theater and tours in 19th century cities

The column profiles European and American engagements including Colonel McCaull sailing for Europe, the Union Square Theatre season close, Richard Mansfield at Madison Square, and Effie Gerpar’s hit as Mrs Cavarg Owell. It notes Rosetta as Audran’s Serment dAmour adapting in St Louis, Chicago engagements, and Palmer at McVicker’s with new works The Martyr and Jim the Penman. It surveys New York Central Park garden nights, Park Theatre bookings, Oakland Garden plans, and London critiques of American actors from Helen Western to John Raymond and Joe Jefferson, ending with Irving’s Faust replacement by King Henry VIII at the Lyceum.

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Colonel McCaull Europe Union Square Richard Mansfield Prince Bust Madison Square Effie Gerpar Daphne Cavarg Owell aUtters Audran Marius de Lazare St. Louis Grand Opera House Chicago Madison Squage Company McVicker’s Theatre Palmer Paris London the Martyr D’ennery Jim Penman Charles Young New Central Park Garden New York Herald Neuendorff Wagner the Park Theatre Fanny Davenport Maggie Mitchell Ellen Dauvray Hoodman John T. Raymond James Gilbert Oakland Garden Wilson Barrett England Star Theatre New York Hamlet Atlantic Willard Trophonius Helen Western Liverpool Edwin Booth Kate Bateman Leah Mary Provost Sam Colville Adah Isaacs Menken Barney Williams Florence Sothern Haymarket Theatre John Raymond Salsbury Bristol Janauschek Modjeska John E. Owens Toole Joe Jefferson Dion Boucicault Mr. Toole Jefferson Faust Lyceum Theatre Irving King Henry the Eighth Cardinal Wolsey Miss Terry Katherine Mr. Irving Earl of Surry Shakspere Fletcher
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Court records detail multiple cases across sessions

The first session lists Alden v Thurber on a raspberry jam contract, with an auditor verdict and subsequent rulings. Other dockets include Harteborn v Hose warranty, a long list of mixed civil actions, and second to fourth sessions covering eminent domain, tort, contract, and broker commissions with numerous plaintiffs and defendants, noting verdicts, pleadings, and counsel.

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Jane Sesson Brigham Jdl Owen W. Alden Francis B. Thurber C. Q. Tirrolt N. B H. Pratt A. Hemenway Eawin O. Fitch Lewis K. Harteborn de Sound L. J J. B. F. Thomas Joseph Bennett Warren Perry Sawyer Boston Storer Middlesex Bgoyle O U RR Toomey Poston Bucek Gilbert Guild Fitzgerald Turner Madden Locke Porter Parkman Knowlton J. No Rath H. Ingersoll City of Parkman Street Krsumed W. Creech Thomas M. Babson James Usher J. N. Douglass Defendaal T. J. Gargan T. J. Emery Henry M. Dow L. N. Johnson Aclien P. Hinds D. F.crane
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Court actions over horse ownership and damages in Melrose cases

The court opened at 10 o'clock with juries. Bailey and McIntyre of Melrose served as foremen for the first and second juries. Cases include Alonzo Lynders and Moses Briggs versus plaintiff over title and possession of a horse, with a verdict for the plaintiff at $1, and Edward A. Foster versus Joseph Stone claiming $44 for horse use and damages, the defendant denying liability while claiming compensation in loam or sand. Additional docket items list various cases and defendants, including Monitor Oil Stove Co and city of Cambridge, among others, on June 9 or related entries.

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Thomas T. Bailey Melrose James McIntyre Alonzo J. H. Cotton A. 8. Hall
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Fish-filled pine tree shocks Alpine loggers in Wolf Creek

In a rugged Wolf Creek wood camp a pine tree near granite cliffs split in two as a rock ledge dripped water over a limb. A cascade released a dozen trout from the hollow trunk, leaving loggers astonished as the fish wriggled on the rocks below. Theories suggest water decay hollowed the trunk, trapping the fish inside before the fall.

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Argua Wolf Creek
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Controlling the Insane at the Lewiston Hospital

A doctor describes calming a violent patient named David during a hospital airing. He stresses diverting attention to soothe excitable insane individuals, noting most can be managed with. a few resist such treatment. The superintendent and an old patient discuss sleep and a talking clock.

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Lewiston Journal David Sanborn
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Sailors' Snug Harbor elects new officers at annual meeting

Thomas Parsons of Brookline chosen president to fill the vacancy from Major Brooks death Eben Bacon becomes secretary and Caleb A Curtis treasurer Nantasket crowds gather as officials on steamers report happiness Massachusetts Real Estate buys the Bertram building corner Pearl and Winston streets barbers shop proprietor Bernard Verne arraigned in Municipal Court on Sunday closing charges hearing set June 11 paving hearing to discuss Court and Davenport streets with Paris asphalt expert George Fred Williams to give Fourth of July oration in Boston open air meetings planned on Mt Benedict during summer Sugar sampler vacancy to be filled by drug clerk after competitive exam nine applicants examined at the custom house officer duties in Chelsea chair factory incident with revolving buzz saw at MGH ends in hospital visit Wool Growers discuss tariffs and trade Boston police captains to take annual fishing trip on Protector Lawrence Manufacturing officers elected steamer Bavarian from Liverpool and SSesso from Palermo arrive at port auction at Brighton sells eighteen horses for 2924 dollars Crowther arraigned in Municipal Court for assault with pistol James Fitzgerald case bond set at 4000 for Superior Court Rev Phillips Brooks expected to reach Pacific slope June 26

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Snug Harbor Thomas Parsons Brookline Henry C. Brooks Eben Bacon Caleb A. Curtis Nantasket Massachusetts Real Estate Company Bertram Pearl and Winston Streets Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York New England Life Insurance Company Bernard P. Verne Tremont Fionse Young’s United States Hotel Paving Committee Court Davonshire M. Barabant Paris George Fred Williams Dedham Boston Williams Committee of One Hundred Colonel Codman Mt. Benedict Somerville Young Men’s Christian Association Custom House Dapuy John M. Fiske Frederick Grant George O. Davis Naval Office John T. Hadeway Surveyors’ Department John Marks Willard Street Boston Highlands White, Holman & Co Marginal Street Chelsea Massachusetts General Hospital Wool Growers’ Association Protector Lawrence Manufacturing Company No. 60 State Street Treanover Lucius M.sargent Henry C. Richards J. Huntington Wolcott T. Jefferson Coolidge William P. Mason George A. Gardner Arthur T. Lyman Lucius M. Sargent Channing Clapp Bavarian Liverpool Ssesso Palermo Albert Howe & Co Ford P. Dunsmore Boston & Albany Brighton Josep Crowther Thomas Fitzgerald Phillips Brooks Pacific
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Corner stone laid for American Exchange of Europe building

In London at Charing Cross on Wednesday morning the cornerstone of the American Exchange in Europe was laid. Mrs Elisha Morgan of Springfield and Mrs Kitteridges of Hartford used the silver mallet and trowel to place a silver token and coins beneath the stone. Marshall Wilder joked about telephonic links with New York as the crowd cheered and the traditional bottle was broken.

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Devon Eng Charing Cross London American Exchange Europe Elisha Morgan Springfield Mass Kitteridgs Hartford Gillig Exchange Marshall P. Wilder New York The Morgan Cleveland Victoria Adies
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Ships Arrive and Observations at Boston Harbor

Ship news lists arrivals at Dunnet Head Newry Glasgow Sharpness and other ports, with steamer voyages from New York Montreal Boston and Coosaw. A notice to captains details signals station readings, wind and barometer data, and a method to correct instruments. Port of Boston reports vessels including Bavalan Norseman Yesso Jesse H Freeman and others plus many schooners and brigs cleared or berthed.

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Dunnet Head Croma New York Newry Ariadne Glasgow Cynthuia Montreal Sharpness Jerano Galais Macdulay Liverpool Virginian Boston Connaught Coosaw Lonion Barcelona Clifton Chatham Garston Jesmond Port Royal the Lizard Scotland
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Vineyard Haven Steamer Leads Offshore Passage

A dense shipping log from Vineyard Haven notes steamers from Rockland Irene E Meservey and others bound for New York Portland and various Atlantic ports. Sailed vessels include Wm H West D Dailey Keiades John M Fiske G A Leland Canopus and May F Whorf with catches reported as 50 000 pounds of codfish and 000 pounds of halibut.

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Vineyard Haven Tee King Rockland Irene E Meservey Meservey Tow New York Morrill Nutter South Amboy Portland G M Porter Johnson Weehawken Lynn Anna S Murch Thomas Perth Amboy Sinbad Emory Portsmouth Mary E Crosby Brooks Nantucket Mary E Oliver Hodgdon Saco Anton Taylor Maiden Fannie Butler Gardiner Nettie M Rocers Low Hoboken Orleans Mass Ida Stront Cohasset Frank W Bridgeport St John U B Church Anderson Bath Philadelphia Shing Echs N M Snow Clara E Cameron Helen M Crosby Lula K Webber Clara S Cameron Charles McDonald Emma B Shaw Kemp Boston Loucester Edith L Conley Mo'rie Adame Ethel Mead Fammine Orne Dingrey Sarah David Sherman Georges Wingerehees
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Maritime Ship Movements and Voyages Listed

A dense register of vessels sailing and passing ports from Alexandria to New York with cargos and masters. Entries include bark Errante to New York, Julie to Savannah, Vallgerda to Hamburg, Abram Young to Newcastle, Professor Lintner to Pascagoula, and many more detailing ships, captains, origins, and destinations. A later note records the Mary L Stone’s near Five Fathom Lightship and a June 7 position about 27 miles off the light.

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Alexandria Egypt Errante Nicolich New York Coonstadt Julie Johnzen Savannah Grimstadt Chip Vallgerda McKendrie Hamburg Brunkirk Abram Young Morris Newcastle Buicope Vale Olsen Sheet Warrior Fairmouth Professor Lintner Brounes Pascagoula Fleetwood Mary Low Alexander Portland Yia Falmouth Felkestone Passead Bark Atlantic Liedke Wolgast Garston Bark Africa Sorensen Bathurst J Lormand Hopper Philadelphia New Orleans Mary L Stone Josselyn Clon
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Maritime departures and arrivals across Atlantic routes

A long telegraphic log lists ships and steamers sailing from and to ports including Aspinwall and Antwerp, Jamaica, New York, Halifax, and Liverpool. Entries note vessels such as Dalbeath, Delta, Ethel A Merritt, Glenavon, Mendoza, City of Alexandria, and Manhattan, with dates from late May to early June and destinations like Buenos Ayres, Vera Cruz, and Leith.

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Aspinwall Dalbeath Antwerp Julian Calvert En T. EB Delta Jamaica Ethel A Merritt Diggins San Blas Aspatogap Scott Progreso Annapolis Henrietta Buell Overpool Amecy Glenavon Donaldson New York Barbados Liverpool Martha Cobb Greenbank Rio Janeiro Cienfueges Francesco Gorguilo James Kovno Niel Newcaatle Carruthers Montreal Hamburg Lessing Newark Maore Holland Tyson London Mong Kong Starbuck Connor Yorokima Havana Manhattan Vera Cruz John R Bergen Parsons Norfolk City of Alexandria Reynolds Mary Nowell Lank Delaware Gleaves Harry Buddig Vous Pascagoula Hioge Warrier Dove Forsyth Yokohama Portland Walifax Barka Elinor Salvesen Flora Jensen Gordon Myers Lisbon Resme Worcester Allen Boston Charlottetown Darian Swain Alerte Gerdin Ebenezer Gundersen Ayr Caspian Harrett Baltimore Nova Scotian Hughes St Johns Bermuda Lizard Switzerland Philadelahia Catalonia McKay Botton Rebecca Carnans Johnson JB Atkinson Donahue Philadelphia Charles Loring Thestrup Concepcion Stepe Raven Nash Cardenas Bjorkinden Sorengen R A Allen Feyler Johanne Isaacksen Fleetwood Quebec Bilg Buda Roy Glasson Dock Bay St Pari Harald Bonde Dantzic Kers Lona Norway Matthew Jedlington Kirby Barrow Ehip Germanic Wave Olt Karz Medora Nordfeldt Little Annie Fortin Tne Haavig Duviin Semeria Svenden Dundee Langy Duffarin Marshall Ea E. Séited Lake Wipnipes Can Pball Eae Festina Lente Qmandzen Teenoel Father Point Stephen Jonder Afontreat Richardson Leke Champlain Gould Lominan Hristol Seanneee Jeranos Hes New Southampton Frave Wiliigerod Bremen St John Scha Scha B Young, Dobbin, New York; Alaska, Do; Mery Sands Greenleaf Sch Lagnell Susie Ky Fin Kyllin St Johns NP Scheeeeins Whitmore Bangor Glace Bay Kark Norats Sects Trinidad Ed Uranus Mason, Cienfue Valparaiso Hants County Card Alpes Zazva Scotia Sheerer
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Maritime shipping notices from multiple ports and sailings

A dense catalog of ships, barks, steamers, and schooners with captains and routes. Vessels from Port And to Sydney, Baltimore, San Francisco, Rotterdam, Havana, and Boston Crystalize a busy period including clearances from Providence and Five Islands. Entries list vessel names such as North Mead, Kingadale, Pirate, Nettuno, Berkshire, Lizzie Wilson, Haakon, Martha N Ball, and Virginia among others with departures to Port Antonio, Rotterdam, and New York and passenger or cargo movements in late June.

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