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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
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