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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1886

Page

4

Worcester Sewege Bill Heads to Third Reading in Long Session

A busy legislative day in Worcester and Boston features the sewerage bill advancing to a third reading, debates over teacher tenure and an emerging new liquor bill, plus moves on a contested bond sale report and various city water and jail projects. The House wrestled with the New York and New England railroad bonds, the Ipswich asylum, and imitated butter inspection. Senate actions included a charter commission rejection and a town of Russell report setback.

Worcester House of Representatives Field Senate Government of Cities Russell Tewksbury Sunderland Lord Plymouth Yeas and Ways Stratton Gardner Smith Parker Oxley Ashland Clarke Drainage Commission Boston Europe Clinton Committee On Finance Bird Framingham McGettrick Taft Palmer Hersey Hingham Rice Winchendon Federden Quincy Ipswich House of Correction Franklin County William D. Dennis Committee On Water Supply Shawernae

Senate Education and City Charter Proposals Reported

The education committee reports a bill to create trustees for the Murdock fund to support a Winchendon school. Harbors committee bills grant Salem authority to extend Derby street widen Lafayette street and abate a South River nuisance. A public charity bill would regulate insane detentions, setting custody and care by town or state authorities with safeguards. Debates condemn commissions to study city charters, with votes to postpone or reject. A Russell town claim and a liquor law report follow, detailing financial and regulatory considerations.

Committee On Education Rodney Wallace Edward C. Thayer Waldo C. Corey John Sweetser Ephraim Murdock, Jr Winchendon Murdock Committee On Harbors and Public Lands City of Salem Derby Street Lafayette Street South River Jeffs Committee On Public Charitable Institutions State Board of Lunacy and Charity Cagewell General Court Lilley Reed Committee On Cities Cogswell Forbes Kendricken Russell Committee On the Treasury Morrill Joyner Dunbar Committee On Claims Treasury Senate Board Cyrus W. Field Senate Committee On Liquor Law

Liquor Liability Provisions and City Charter Reforms

The debate covers a liquor liability act penalizing property owners for tenant liquor sales causing intoxication with damages from 500 to 5000 dollars. Exemptions apply if a licensed sale occurs or during leases beginning July 1, 1886. Dissent noted by Harrington, Maguire, and McQueeny. The calendar also includes water supply, railway station, and municipal charter reform measures for Boston and other cities.

Messrs. Harrington, Maguire McQueeny Marblehead Charles River Causeway Street Boston City of Cambridge Fitchburg Railroad Company Malden Bennington Massachusetts School Lerkshire Freights Water Company Great Barrington George T. Knox San Francisco California Massachusetts National Mortgage and Debenture Company of Committee On Cities Common Council

Durgin Testimony Highlights Heated Board Hearing

Dr. Durgin resumes testimony reiterating board of health concerns over the disinfectant company and imports of rags. The session blends sharp exchanges and defense of actions as Alderman Carroll challenges questions and Commissioners defend sanitary regulations before adjournment to next Tuesday.

Board of Health City Hall Durgin Alderman Carroll Allen Dr. Durgin Provan Carroll Warren Taylor Babbitt Mr. Babbitt Mr. Warren

Latest Novelties in Ladies Fashion Summer Fabrics

The article surveys summer attire and fabrics, noting Crazy cloth, crepe lisse, India silk gauze, cashmere, albatross cloth, lace striped serges, and velveteen. It highlights summer dress items such as Pompadour sateens, foulard cambrics, and French polonaises, plus garden party outfits and new hat materials like Tuscan bonnets. It mentions Princess d Orleans in blue and white moire and garden dresses in pink mousseline de laine and white embroidered batiste.

Sarah Princess d'Orleans Orleans Lisbon Portugal

Runaway Horse Wrecks Carriage in Malden Injures Man

At about 9 am Charles A. Mitchell driving a team for George H. Sampson of Medford on Walnut street Malden was thrown when the horse shied at blasting rocks. The carriage overturned, the horse ran to the Boston and Maine depot where a freight train struck and cut the animal in two. Mitchell sustained serious head injuries and was taken home to Medford.

Charles A. Mitchell George H. Sampson Medford Walnut Street Malden Mitchell Maine Pleasant Streets Boston & Maine Medfera

Dedham Home for Boys Opening Services Today

The Boston Children's Friend Society opens its new home for boys in Dedham this afternoon with exercises and a cordial invitation to contributors. A 2:20 train from Boston & Providence serves attendees returning later, with earlier departures for others. Carriages will convey riders to the home and back. Refreshments follow under a large tent.

Dedham Boston Children’s Friend Society Boston & Providence

Cushing Process Co Advertises Rye Whiskey Health Claims

Dr Nathan R Moree of Salem Ma says he used the rye whiskey with flattering results. He notes it advanced vitality when life was low and aided patients with bronchial catarrh or other pulmonary troubles. Sold by the bottle at druggists grocers and Cushing Process Company Boston.

Cushing Process Company Boston Nathan R. Moree Salem Maas High Street

Suffolk County Women's Temperance Union meets at Roslindale

Delegates from twenty five towns attend the quarterly Suffolk County W C T U session at the Roslindale Methodist Episcopal Church. Mrs W H Gleason chairs. Papers on practical work heredity and social purity are discussed, with addresses by Dr Salome B Merritt and Mrs C L Eastman. The gathering ends with music and temperance exercises.

Suffolk County Women’s Christian Temperance Union Methodist Episcopal Church Roslindale Ldies W. H. Gleason Er. P. Gordon Salome B. Merritt C. L. Eastman New England Moral Reform Society E. S. Tobey Massachusetts Emily L. McLaughlin Ladies In the Union

Unjust convictions and miscarriages of justice in English law

The London Telegraph argues English law protects against wrongful convictions but miscarriages occur. It cites cases from Hale and Abinger eras where suspects were executed or acquitted after disappearances or misidentified victims, urging balance between punishing the guilty and protecting the innocent.

London Telegraph Blackstone Hale Warwickshire Matthew Hale Staffordshire Ale Jersey Lord Abinger Tintern

Tale of Horror of a Water Snake Death Event

A Lewiston man recounts a dramatic tale from eastern Maine of a young sportsman who drank from a trout brook and swallowed a large water snake. Despite medical aid failing, the man survived by guiding the snake back to the stream where it escaped as the water roared over a waterfall.

Grand Falls Lewiston

Great natural bridge and tunnel in Scott County Virginia

The piece describes a remarkable 933 foot long natural bridge tunnel on the South Atlantic and Ohio railroad in Scott County Virginia, 50 miles from Bristol Tennessee, featuring a 75 to 130 foot wide arch, a cavern and river flowing through, with a grand approach and towering overhangs, mosses and cedars along emerald fringed walls, and gothic arched roof supported by massive pillars.

Scott County Virginia South Atlantic and Ohio Railroad Norfolk and Western Railroad Bristol, Tenn Sierras Scott Creek

Puzzling Questions of Ethics in New York Graphic

A dialogue features a child and father debating ethics with Punch and Punchinello figures. The father frames punishment and virtue, noting rebellion against law can be virtuous while Punch’s sins lead to devilly punishment, prompting further questions about morality and divine judgment.

T New York Graphic Punch Punchinello

Writ of entry case in South Boston court verdict favors plaintiff

In the fourth session of the Superior Civil Court a verdict for the plaintiff was returned in a writ of entry to recover real estate from Sarah A Burns. The case involves Augustus F Lang’s conveyance through guardianship amid alleged insanity. The jury’s decision raises questions about purchaser safety when title shows no registry defects. The matter may climb to the Supreme Court for final ruling, awaited by conveyancers and real estate dealers.

Superior Civil Court Sarah A. Burns South Boston Augustus F. Lang Lang Supreme Court Hammond Augustus F. Langva E Street Augustus Rus3 F. L. Washburn N. Morse H. F. Naphen Charles H. Ward Robert L. Skidmore Ward, Cram & Co New York Skidmore, Brown & Co I. R. Clark O. A. Galvin Joseph Barrett Mary Joyce J. F. Cronin J. L. Eldridge

Lasell Seminary Commencement Concert at Auburndale

The Lasell Seminary pupils held a commencement concert in the Auburndale seminary gym last evening. 135 students performed Mendelssohn, Liszt, and Brahms selections under Professor Hills with the Orphean Club and Gethere la quartet contributing vocal pieces. 28 graduates and a week of events follow including sermons and class activities led by Rev. Vincent and Dr. Cushing, with alumnae and trustees attending the schedule.

Lasell Seminary Auburndale Mendelssohn Liszt Ninde Adams E. Stafford Bailey Professor Hills Orphean Club Hummel Smart Getherela Miss Hollinsworth Misa J. Brown Miss Penfield Miss Munger Maggie Couts Etta Stafford Mariette Rose Rachel Allen Nellie Bubb Helen Davenport Nina Williams Gertrude Penfield Blanche Ford Mary Coe Charles W. Cushing D. D Lockport N. Y Bragdon John H. Vincent

Bock Beer Tale From Bavarian Legend

A 14th century king hires a royal brewer to craft a spring beer that proves too sweet. The king samples it, rebels, then embraces the brewer as a brother after a wild night. The term bock beer allegedly arises from this tale, with notes on its dark tradition versus possible lighter color yet strong flavor.

Bavaria Schwartzburg Sonderhausen Merry

The Title of the President's Bride

Paris reports a Vienna paper recounts Duchess Lamotte hosting a matinee where Miss Folsom, future wife of President Cleveland, attracted aristocratic attention. A Duchess daughter-in-law quips about no title for a Republican president’s wife. Miss Folsom replies the president calls her darling, a cherished personal title.

Pall Mall Gazette Paris Vienna Duchess Lamotte Cleveland Trousseau Duchess de Persigny Miss Folsom

Wow-mouth perch tale from Georgia pond hunting

A judge recalls hunting in south Georgia near Albany and tells of wading through a pond where several wan-mouth perch clung to his torn trousers, drawn by blood from a deer. He praises the fish for grit and determination in a colorful rural anecdote.

South Georgia Albany

Prayer and profanity clash in Arctic leaders tale

San Francisco Agenaut recounts a Washington meeting between Lieutenant Greely and Lieutenant Ray, two Arctic explorers. Ray boasts he swore through the North as he endured cold, ice, and hunger, while Greely credited constant prayer for strength, prompting a sharp contrast in survival outcomes and beliefs.

San Francisco Greely Arctic Ray Washington North Sea Rey

Ways That Are Dark in Silk Trade

An excerpt from the Chicago Herald reports that some Chinese workers allegedly load raw silk with foreign substances to gain weight and cheat buyers. It suggests only coordinated American producer action to ban substandard raw silk can deter deceit, noting an experienced maker’s view that efforts to make the Chinese honest are futile.

Chicago Herald

Harvard Notes Class Athletics Standings and Crew Changes

Harvard notes an 11 to 9 baseball win giving the class of 88 the baseball title with 87 in second. Sophomores lead in rowing and tug of war and juniors in overall winter athletic excellence. Yale freshman game tomorrow. crew lineup reorganized with Penrose returning to stroke and Remington at stroke oar, Butler moved to substitute.

Harvard Yale New Haven Remington Penrose Butler G. L. Mumford J.J. Colony M.S W. A. Brooks T. P. Burgess F. Remington H. W. Keyes C. B. Penroce Coxwain Browne Adams Wood

A Hard Argument Ends With Police Subduing Burke

John Burke of 7 Bromley Street created a wild disturbance last evening smashing furniture and throwing lamps. Officer Reynolds of Station 10 disarmed him after Burke lunged with a knife, then Burke resisted arrest and was struck with a club before being taken to the station.

John Burke Bromley Street Reynolds Station 10 Burke

Prize Fight Interrupted Near East Chester Park

Police interrupted an unauthorized prize fight on vacant land behind the garometer near East Chester park. About 100 men dispersed as Officers Fallon Cunningham and Fenlon arrived. Martin Curry Edward Riley and Charles Peck were arrested.

Station 9 Garometer East Chester Park Fallop Cunningham Fenlon Martin Curry Edward Riley Charles Peck

Infringement suits and Back Bay window case debated

United States Circuit Court on June 10 examined actions by Colt J union Paper Bag Machine Co against Standard Bag Co over reissued patents for paper bag machines. Motions for injunction denied due to lack of evidence of waste. Cases involved Back Bay window dispute Shaw Kensington avenue contracts and conflicts between federal and state courts.

United States Circuit Court COLT J. Union Paper Bag Machine Company Et Standard Bag Company A. Adams G. B. Taggett Charles B. Stillwell George Harding M. B. Phillip Philadelphia Chauncy Smith EI Block Rose A. Lyon Administratori L. D. Branders J. R. Reed Bailey Kensington Avenue Supreme Court

Superior Court session flags multiple tort and property cases

The June session docket lists Amos R. Storer v Middlesex Railroad for 15000 injuries as a train passenger on Sept 12, 18s1 with verdict for plaintiff. Also Gilbert v Gould et al, detailing injuries from a defective shearing machine. Multiple other cases across four sessions include Russell v City of Boston for a sidewalk hole and Langva v Burns writ of entry to try title.

Brigham Amos R. Storer Middlesex Railroad Company Penny Laintiff George W. Torry M. Child Eugene F. Gilbert George K. Gould Newport N. H John C. Ropes W. L. Putnam George O. Shattuck W. A. Monroe Bucek Boston Collateral Loan Co Gilbert Guild Fitzgerald Turner Madden Sharp Parkman Dyer Kimball Sawyer Wharff Fardy Warren Avenue A. Morse C. J. B. Whitney Platott T. M. Babson Russell Fouth Nat Bank Bartlett MecGaffigan Lorenzen Chaffee Shattuck Willson Same Waterman Woodward Spauld Liannan Same Vng Smith Wildesalas I Vans Noyes Vaughn Hich Brooks Rowan Sears Emery Pickard Judge Taylor Norcross

Boston exam dates set for teachers in public schools

Certificates to teach in Boston public day and evening schools will be examined on Aug. 24 25 and 26 at the Girls high school on West Newton street. Examinations begin Tuesday at 9 p.m. and on Wednesday and Thursday at 5 80 a.m. Attendance required each day.

Boston West Newton Street C. M. Hovey Cambridge T. J. Cummins St. Francis de Sales Church J. Cummins Jamaica Plain Henry Cummins Roxbury Charlestown Charles Dickens Boflin’s Lower Jennie Collins Lucette Webster Bir. Nolan Dickens Thomas Karn Commonwealth Dock Bunker Hill Willams James Supple Kelliher Chemical Avenue J.p.cornwall Washington Street New York & New England Harvard Street Boston Water Board Fisher Hill Avenue Short Street Parker Hill Boylston Street Cunarder Gallia Liverpool George Landor Perin Y. M. C. Union American Bankenee Boston Brewers’ Association Quincy House Boston Retail Grocers’ Association Board of Trade J. M. Whittemore & Co Hemenway & Browne Warren & Co Joy, Langdon & Co Jones, McDuffee & Stratton W. A. French Hecht Bros. & Co Charles B. Perkins Wiliam Wilson Metropolitan Stables Brookline Harry Hobbs Berkshire Street Cambridgeport Massachusetts General Hospit Avery Street

Public popularity of Duke's Cameo Cigarettes noted

A Boston survey reports Duke's Cameo Cigarettes with separate mouthpiece as highly favored among clubs hotels and city professionals. Police Chief Small and others praise flavor and quality. Leaders from Boston Post Office Cromwell line managers Boston newspapers professors and publishers are cited, asserting Cameos' unparalleled public popularity.

New England Duke Police Small Boston J.N. Magna Cromwell New Orleans Washington Street Atlantic Thomas Lindsay Boston University W. C. Heath

Shipping News Briefs From Boston and Atlantic When Appears

Off the Lizard, June 10, ships Damara and Lydian Monarch report voyages from St John and New York while others like Harlburn, Coronilla, Brittania, Adventure, Bedford, DeRuyter, South weld, and Barrowmore arrive or depart. Observations at Boston Signal Station advise captains on barometer corrections and winds. Arrivals include Dominion, Cumberland, New Brunswick, D H Miller, Katahdin, Tremont, George Ahafee, and others. many vessels sail or cleared for London, Halifax, St John, and Philadelphia. Weather described as fair to light winds with fog later in May. numerous schooners, brigs, and steamers listed with cargoes and destinations. Continuous maritime traffic at Boston Port with multiple ships arriving, clearing, and sailing for North Atlantic ports and Caribbean trades.

the Lizard Damara St John New York Fastnet Harlburn Cadiz Coronilla Marseilles Brittania Waterford Adventure Fom Montreal Liverpool Barrowmore & Siberian Baltimore Oxenholme Dominion Blauqvett Yarmouth Moise John G Hall Mdise Sampson Glaucus Berry Itney Katahdin Homer Bangor Tremont Donovan Portland George Ahafee Proctor Gloucester Victoria Reis Lisbon Fayal W E Stowe Mckaenern Trinidad Port Spain Whitney, Pousland & Co Edith Howes Antigua Hatteras Charles Duncan Bale Lunenburg Mey. Manning Ponce Prsch Lilian Hire Bravo CVI Hides Delong & Seaman Mary K Simmons Maury Anunor Newport Benj Killam Foster Bear River Schs Hed & In Richards Philadelphia Josephine Ewing Weymouth Haley Calvin P Harris Higgins Ater Maggie P Smith Douglass Medford Philaelphia Daniel Pierson Sumner Weehawken Wim Deming Hutchings Perth Amboy Commercial Point Quircy Lavina Warren Thompson Unison Taylor South Amboy Malden Evan Rose Branin Melville Eoward Waren Colson Belfast Coquette Orne Wiscasset J Warren Lowe Deer Isle McLeon Bradbury Rockland Arcola Campbell Woolwich J M Kennedy Pomroy Eddyville Odell Wace Bath Julia Smith Kallroad Keene Harriet Fuller J M Eaton Parsons Rockport Geo P Rust Brocklebank Newburyport Manley London Furness New Brunswick Colby Hi Kilby Christa Halifax Alfred Winsor & Son Florence Christine Chote Alba Lewis Hatheway & Co George Walker Wright St Thomas Hoxie Lyra Demings Apnie River Roberts Jesse BH Freeman Port Antonio Jam Boston Fruit Co Port Kilby Barkentine Josephine Bown Norfolk Kinsman & Co Locke Chase Providence Lover & Sons van Cleat Balimore J W Lannell Walker Crocker Kennebec Minguas Cobb Seal Harbor Wilkesbarre Cates Port Johnson Perks Adams Anderson Vicette Fuller Joel Cook Yesso Gallia Gate City Caspian Barrett Celina Tibbetts Maria Ailelmes Burr James D Dowell Sharp Batncs Wood Thomas Washington, DC Cox & Geen Boston NMH Skinner Nickerson Weser Bruns Breman Romandy Parker Sligo Stroma McFarland Kingston Jamaica Echevarria John F Kranz Pitcher James H Gordon Boewan Charleston Green Hawes Kath Elphinstone Priscilla Scribner Bertha F Walger Eche Joseph F Baker Bridgeport Samuel Dulaway New Light Doane Rio Janeiro Julia Rollins North Oad Oil Eliezer Aracaju Fall River Hattie S Williams Bray Newport News Aroth Annie E Moore Sackett Elizabethport Wila Pigeon Kelley Emma Luther Dofor Taunton Catharine Whiting Briggs Juliette Terry Onset Galveston Sid Lampasas Crowell York Georgetown DHC Kossas Sproul Sophia Godfrey Steelman Bark Alessandro Starlese Trapani Hyannis Scis Nautilus Palmouth Ard Balled Maggie Todd Cox Calais Lorella Nickerson Cotiit Agnes March Elizabeth Harwich Weybosset Greyhound Lynn Abme Ingalls Larrabee New Orleans Governor Valliant Foxwall Brown Port Limon Excelsior Aigins Plato Bevis Coward Port Eads Julius Vieira Oporto Joseph Macheca Hudson Chalmette Newark Newhbern Melvin Abbott Eva Day Howard Ravenswood Jackisonvale Meta Seeger Reitzenstel Sala Niceta Ugarte Roamer Somerset Salmon Washburn Taunton Edward C Barrett Nes Hondout Ar OB Tressu Mosher Rio Rey Abel W Parker Soston Nellie Green ‘Turtle Bay Cuba Rollin Sanford Key West Nacoochee Savannah Trojan Rio Jeneiro Pablo Sensat Havara John Fought Mowers Achs Lizzie Haynes Satilla River Sus Kennedy Ed Gildersleeve Nettucket John Crockford Florida Hart Promised Land J H Borden Balloon Santee Port Townsend Sir Jamsettes Johnson Port Gamble Sydney Nsw Arist Mempon Noreberg San Francisco Tacoma Sadie Willcutt Barbour Ston Wellame Bjorkqvist Queenstown Saitwick Claxton St Vincent Juniata Asking Pioneer Platt Tacony Davis Norma Peterson Cienfuegos Icis RS Leaming North Cambria Lamport Magnolia Forest Port Morant Vth Amitrald Culver Tivanv Geyer Rockvort J C Jameson Hatch Pennsylvania Savaze Lydia Webster Condon Vattine Dover W H Reed Phioney Albany Mary Elizabeth Dunton Boothbay Dollivir Reid Wm Mason Henrn Mason Portsmouth Lizsie Carter Carter Luta Price Price Reading Philadephia Hero Mary Louisa Colfer George Appold Caickaomipy Speedwell Webster Bark Chestina Redman Dixon Boward Williams Bare Albert Shutz Thatcher Charlea H Fabens Curtis Clearwater Peend Pond Ivy Belle Loud Shirley Maguire Germania Owens Seattle Bakes Ferris Potter Kahulni Webfoot Gray's Harbor Tabiti Turner Tahiti Helen M Rowley Rowley Darien Candidezza Lauro Lengobardo Salean Lucinda G Potter Nco Geo E Prescott Trueworthy Arst Hutchins Belle of Bath Nichols Sham Hal Ehips

Fishing Fleet Sails and Arrives Across Atlantic Waterways

Sails and listings show numerous fishing and merchant vessels sailing from New England and Maine ports to New York Philadelphia and Providence with multiple schooners braving Juneteenth weather. The page records ship names captains destinations and routes in the Atlantic theater with several boats sailing on the 9th and 10th and note of fishing activity near Georges Banks and Hispaniola.

Marine notes of wrecks and ship damage across Atlantic ports

London reports the Niphon grounded near the Isle of Wight. Tug Alpha burned at Wilmington valued at 6000 dollars. Brig Acadian ashore at Dog Island Miquelon total wreck. Jovealfarer burned off Newcastle and Honolulu crew saved. America had rigging damage after collision with Texas. Iona passed Olivette near St Pauls Island. Madgie at Mobile at auction after repairs delay. Lake to Sheet Harbor then Quebec voyage. Avicena floated at Rocky Beach to Quebec. A A McCully burned at Columbia river. Canute ashore Nova Scotia, refloated but returns due to three inches water per hour. new crew sought.

London Isle of Wight Alpha Wilmington St Johns Acadian Cadiz St Pierre Dog Island Miquelon San Francisco Jovealfarer Newcastle Nsw Honolulu Mobile White New Orleans Cape Gracios Quebec Tug Lake Sheet Harbor Kate G Maguire Lachance Aviccna Charenta Montreal Rocky Beach New York A A McCully Columbia River Oregon St John Canute Nova Scotia Atlantic

Foreign Ports summary of ships and sailings May to June

A dense list of ships and barks arriving in and sailing from multiple ports including Aspinwall May 31 and June 9, Bangkok April 17, Cebu April 15, Curacao May 20, Havana June 10, Colombo May 13, and many others. Entries name vessels such as Ada Garner Paibeattle Snowden Holmberg Guntaf Adolph Olsen Melchior Vidulich Agnes Segebatth Hedwig, De Ruyter Sacramento Margaret Mitchell Pilgrim Emily F Whitney Harriet Gampedell Carrie E Woodbury Harnett Jackson and more, with destinations including Boston New York Montreal Liverpool London Quebec and St Johns. Also notes cargoes like hemp sugar and palm products and various ballast movements, with ports of call and sailing dates scattered across the Atlantic and Pacific routes.

Aspinwall Ada Garner Paibeattle Lindblad Willey New York Vark Harriet Gampedell Edgett Manila Boston Curacoa Carrie E Woodbury Bryant Bang Philadelphia Cardenays Harnett Jackson Bacon North of Hatteras Bongs Gypsey Queen Chandler Onelaska Griggs Raven Smart Susan P Thalow Tabbert Mima Reed Nash Rebecca M Walis Truss Mary L Peters Trowbridge M A Achorn Cienfuegos Carolina Ugalde John E.i Chase Parks Delaware Ele Fasinet Siberian Moore Baltimore Liverpool Fame Point Minnie Swift Kiswell Glagow Quebec Gibraltar Aeolus Corner Benitat Winn City of Canton Camnodian Kong Abbi E Carver Penticton Newcasle Nsw Beigh Walker San Francisco Yokohama Pet Henry Stanford Pendleton Newcastle Josephus Rogers Ellen A Reed Hatfield George B Skvlikia Dunning George Skolfield Hatl Granite State Fitz Invincible Skewes St David, Frost, Inc John Currier Blethen Annie Johnson Hall Mabel Snow Abbie Carver Fred Pitchfield Bartlett Sultana Marston Mount Bebsrott Nelson Bng American Liords Whittemore Cardenas Hatteras Miranda Corbett Deaware Malifax Louis Ashjomen Syracuses Lion Westhaven Wilhelm Lu Wig Netleen Bindon St Johns Ayr Derian Glasgow Hieno Edwin Reed Cates Wilhelm Anton Shelburne Murphy Wet Day London Nestorian Dalziel Montreal Yedmandale Dlucks Hangten Roads Methune Samar Small Th Tt Ryder Tacoma Nicoya Foster Atsalady Port Jacob E Gould Clearee Kili Buenos Ayrean Scott Naxsam Carrie Eile Wright Wm Young Vappanme Mary Culmer Work Eva J Shentcd Martino Lewis North Sydney King Ashton Sharpness Middlesboro Havenhall Lisbon Acton Veritas McCully Susanna Belfast City of Truro Great Britain Mark Palermo Little Glace Bay

Pacific Malls and Pacific Mail Deadlines

Trans: Pacific Malls for Fonomla and Hawaiian Kingdom by steamer Aus tralia on June 15. For Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent ports by Oceanic on June 22. Society Islands by Tropic Bird from San Francisco on June 30. For Australia Fiji New Zealand Samoan and Sandwich Islands by Mararoa from San Francisco on July 3. Letters for Pacific steamers must be mailed at the Roaton Post Office at least eight days before sailing.

Trans Fonomla Hawaiian Kingdom Australia Japan Shanghai Hong Kong Oceanic Society Islands San Francisco Fiji Islands New Zealand Samoan Sandwich Islands Pacific Roaton

Shipping and Agent Listings Across London and Liverpool

A fragmented record lists names of agents and ship names with uncertain dates. It references Milanese agents, Furness Cunard and Warren & Co entities, along with Liverpool and London connections and references to ships Adriatic and various co names.

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