Framingham Muster Overshadows Lawmaking Session
A sparse attendance at Framingham muster, baseball, and resorts forced roll calls in both chambers to achieve quorum as debates focused on teachers tenure, bloodhounds regulation, and an elevated Winthrop street railway bill. The Senate passed the Boston ward bill, while bills on insolvency discharge and governors’ discretionary land takings drew close scrutiny and a shuffled calendar for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framingham
Upham
Salem
Wharton
Boston
Winthrop
Burns
Ayer
Meigs Company
Committee On Finance
Senate
Douglass
Doherty
Mt. Vernon
Hancock
Temple and Derne
Hancock Avenue
Beacon
Joy
Commonwealth
State House
McEttrick
Winthrop Electric Street Railway Company
Street Railway
Creed
Greenville
N. J
Erastus H. Doolittle
John A. Enos
P. S. Macgowan
C. A. E. Ewing
Walter Lawton
S. A. Freeman
Thomas N. Dwyer
Winthrop Junction
Point Shirley
Meigs
Konkapot Valley
Messrs
Bent
Cambridge
Darling
Somerville
Committee On the Judiciary
House
Francis T. Cordis
Longmeadow
Hampden
City of
New Bedford
Senate Debates Insolvency Discharge and Other Legislation
The Senate convened with a brief delay for a quorum and reported a bill on insolvency discharges penalizing false sworn facts and fraudulent acts. It also moved to place telegraph and telephone firms under railroad oversight, assigned island annexations and liability measures, and advanced bills on city wards and public health, with various measures passed for engrossment or third reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Committee On
Committee On the Treasury
Muskegot and
Gravelly Islands
Nantucket County
Douglas
Doherty
Boston
Wilbur
Guan
House
Greenfield
Court House
State House
Committee On Cities
Russell
George T. Knox
San Francisco
California
Massachusetts
National Mortgage and Debenture Company of
City of
Salem
Trustees of the Murdock Fund
The
Commonwealth
Northboro
Massachusetts House Debates Education Bill and Public Statutes
The House reports progress on a defense measure for tax actions and a nonpass on a Public Statutes index. Debates on teacher tenure continue with alignment for good behavior and school security, while bloodhound policy sparks clashes over breed scope and public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me Lttrick
Boston
Lowell
Darling
Somerville
Gamwell
Pittsfield
Hillman
Chilmark
Massachusetts
Stevens
Fickett
Bridgewater
Roads
Marblehead
Cowdrey
Stoneham
Commonwealth
Messrs. Rice
Winchendon
Mills
Williamstown
Parkman
Rice
Marblehead Water Company
Ryan
Chicopee
Fales
Milford
Upham
Salem
Committee On Agriculture
Peabody
Moseley
Newburyport
New England Kennel Club
Walker
Dwyer
Wood
Newton
Last of the Strikes Yield Ten Hour Workday Restored
A Mason's Union committee led by Mr. Woodward met at the Merchants' Exchange on Hawley street and announced masons will resume ten hour days starting Monday. Saturday hours will be set by each employer. The strike, ongoing since May 1, has cost about $50,000 in wages and threatens to cripple local building trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journeymen Masons’ Union
Woodward
Merchants’ Exchange
Hawley Street
Masons
William Burnett Wright
B. Y. M. C. Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
George Landor Perin
Ideal Newspaper
Byron A. Rovinson
Pccentor
Jabez L. Robinson
Mr. Buss
Mr. Moody
Tremont Temple
Summer Street
Massachusetts Title Insurance Company
Holbrook & Fox
Postoffice Square
Boston Water Board
City Hall
Boston
N. B
Water Board
Massachusetts
Sime
City Halls
The
H. T. Rockwell
Office of Boston Water Board
Orry Hosertan
City Hospital
West Newton Street
Phineas Bates
Board of Supervisors
Mason Street
Graduating Exercises at the Berkeley School
Berkeley School closes its second year with recitations readings and declamations in Association Hall. Prizes include multiple silver and gold medals for students like James Adams and Bertha Briggs, diplomas awarded to Cyrus Clough and Margie Dodge, with judges B. F. Tweed D. B. Hagar and C. Hollins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Association Hall
James Z. Adams
Roland B. Dixon
Fred H. Lewis
Edwin L. Sanborn, Jr
Frank L. Snow
Irving Williams
Charles E. Wilson
George K. de Merritte
Burt J. Potter
Lamar Souther
W. Herbert Stuart
C. V. Souther
Bertha L. Briggs
Alice S. Brown
Elbridge L. Sweetser, Jr
Ella R. Byam
Newell C. Cook
Robert S. Dana
May F. Nickerson
Fred H. Dodge
Edward M. Hagar
Henry B. Hollis
M. Phillips Mason
Willard H. Roots
Mary C. Waterman
Helen R. Williams
Frederick Williams
Georgia RK. Mathew
Margie A. Dodge
Henry N. Berry
Margaret A. Dodge
George P. Dexter
Harry W. Barnes
B. F. Tweed
D. B. Hagar
Charles H. Rollins
Opening of the Vue de L Eau Hotel at Crescent Beach
The Vue de L Eau Hotel and cafe at Crescent Beach opened for the season with a small reception. The hotel will be run independently under Mr. George W. Palfrey and the cafe by Mr. E. K. Brooks, continuing the European plan and aiming for a busy season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Beach
George W. Palfrey
Pemberton
Hull
E. K. Brooks
Boston
Palfrey
W. G. Benedict
A. Fowle
C. J. Page
Patrick Donohue
John G. Benedict
A. Foster
Corporation
Forepaugh Show Prepares Vast 20000 Seat Amphitheatre
A major labor effort builds a 20 000 capacity amphitheatre for Forepaughs next week in Boston. The circus offers reserved seats and no extra charges. A large Monday parade precedes two daily exhibitions for six days, with a rain postponement plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Huntington Avenue
Boylston
Charles
Cambridge
Bowdoin Square
Court
Hanover
Washington
Devonshire
Summer
Theatres Present Final City Appearances This Season
Matinees today at three theatres feature The Black Hussar at the Museum East Lynne with Miss Ada Gray at the Boston and the Martinetti troupe at the Howard. These are the last city appearances for these groups. Oriental Gardens opens with a new overture by George Loesch, words by Nat Childs, chorus by the Boston Oratorio Society, plus Walter Emerson cornet solos. Summer concerts at Oriental Gardens run nightly including Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hussar
Museum
Ada Gray
East Lynne
Boston
Martinetti
Howard
George Loesch
Oriental Gardens
Nat Childs
Boston Oratorio Society
Walter Emerson
Theaters Announce Openings and Tours Next Week
Edward Harrigan and his New York company begin a three week engagement at the Museum on Monday opening with The Leather Patch Old Lavender and The Grip follows July 5 Audrans new opera Love’s Vow staged here Boston Theatre Week features The Streets of New York with George Boni Badger Rentz-Santley and Burlesque at Howard Athenaeum Oakland Garden opens with Gilbert operas Trial by Jury and H. M. S. Pinafore Arthur Wilkinson returns as Mikado Sir Joseph Porter Dick Deadeye role outlined
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Harrigan
New York
Museum
Audran
Charles A. Watkins
George C. Boniface
Badger
Rentz-Santley Novelty and Burlesque
Boston
Howard Athenaeum
Oakland Garden
James Gilbert
W.S. Gilbert
Theatrical Notes on Wallack's and New York Stages
The article previews Wallack's season opening October 1 with The Dominie and His Daughter as likely first show. It mentions new plays by James Mortimer and H C De Mille, plans for Mr Lawrence Barrett, Buckstone and Adela Measor benefit in London, and other productions and management changes across Chicago Boston and Drury Lane with Rose Hersee in Friveli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallack’s
Dominie
Lawrence Barrett
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Christ
Barrett
J. ©. Buckstone
Adela Measor
Delmer’s Daughters
Lyceum Theatre
New York
Horace McVicker
McVicker’s Theatre
Chicago
Boston Theatre
Sutherland Edwards
Sydney Grundy
da’ Ianery
St. James’s Theatre
Messrs. Hare
Kendal
A. M. Palmer
M. Herve
Friveli
Drury Lane
London
Rose Hersee
Injuries from Defective Shearing Machine at Newport Mills
No. 2244 details a lawsuit where Eugene F Gilbert sues woollen manufacturers of Newport New Hampshire for injuries including the loss of two fingers while operating a defective shearer. Attorneys are listed for both sides. The document also lists numerous case references and civil actions in progress before Knowlton, J., across two sessions with multiple Boston and Middlesex court items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene F. Gilbert
Georges K. Goulé
Newport
N. H
John C. Ropes
W. L. Putnam
George O. Shattuck
W. A. Monroe
Alfred E. Turner
Hugh Madden
James O’kane
O’ Kane
Catherine Malone
J.T. Wilson
T. J. Gargan
Monitor Oil Stove Company vs Brigham jury verdict
In Superior Court, monitor Oil Stove Company wins over Brigham for 496737 with E O Cooke and J Bennett for plaintiff. An Insolvency Court appeal on a 4120 note against bankrupt defendants yields verdict for 414952 with C T Gallagher for plaintiff and G W Morse for defendants. Several docket entries follow for related cases and adjournments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monitor Oil Stove Company
Brigham
E. O. Cooke
J. Bennett
M. F. Dickinson
First National Bank of Danvers
F. Shaw
Ward
C.T. Gallagher
G. W. Morse
Adulterated Molasses Prosecutions Head to Court
The State board of health pursues Whitney & Kelley and Howard W. Spurr & Co. for selling molasses tainted with salts of tin. Firms deny charges and seek suspension to present cases. H B Peirce claims little adulterated molasses exists. Silas W Peirce counters a significant amount is sold as such. Salts of tin deemed deadly poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Whitney & Kelley
Howard W. Spurr & Co
H. B. Peirce
Silas W. Peirce
Silas Peirce & Co
Pei
Brooks Will Distributes $390,000 To 100+ Beneficiaries
The Suffolk Probate Court records Henry J. Brooks’s will naming more than a hundred beneficiaries. The estate is valued around $390,000 and includes gifts to the Cape Cod Association, Old Men's Home, and Snug Harbor Sarlors. Executors named are Francis G. Davis Eben Bacon and Henry Brooks Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snug Harbor
Harwich
Mr. Brooks
Francis G. Davis
Eben Bacon
Henry Brooks Davis
The Labora tories of the Human System by H Lassing
Editor H Lassing extols the body as a vast chemical factory. The piece praises blood purification by kidneys, warns against ignorance of internal pain, and touts Warner's Safe Cure as a key remedy for systemic health and preventive care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
jIn
New York
H. Lassing
M. D
Wiseacre
Warner
Lassing
Police seize bank thief Ed Rice after Boston sighting
Police Inspector Robinson arrested Ed Rice a notorious bank thief linked to the First National Bank of Detroit and the Lechmere Bank of East Cambridge. Rice, who has served twenty years, was photographed and sent out of town after capture near the Boston & Maine station. He faces multiple robberies and is believed to be the subject of an ongoing manhunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Ed. Rice
Boston & Maine
Rice
First National Bank of
Detroit
Mich
Lechmere Bank of
East Cambridge
Normal Music Teachers’ Association
Bromfield Street
H. E. Holt
Association
Gorham House
Nantasket
Boston & Hingham Steamboat Company
Messrs. Coolidge Bernard
Charles F. Loring
William Morris
Curtis Guild, Jr
Francis W. Pray
George T. Cuddihy
Henry Tindell
Alderman Donovan
Patrick McCoy
Albany Street
Albany and
Oak Streets
Draper
Fall River Line
New York
George F. Hoses
Masonic Fraternity
East Boston
Princeton Street
Boylston Street
George Barton
D. Williams
J. B. Karnaby
House of Industry
Albert Howe & Co
Madison Avenue
Brighton
Daniel Sheehan
Lexington Avenue
Kate M. Gorman
Robert T. Edes
Jackson
Harvard Medical School
City Hospital
Washington
B. P. Verne
Tremont House
Water Color Sale Continues at Leonard’s Gallery
The water colors sale at Leonard's gallery drew strong attendance and better prices but no piece met its full value. The auction resumes today with sought after works by Old Crome Roberts Gamba Israels Fortuny Bonnington Ter Mulen Westaill Danby Aureli Cattermole Leitch Turner Copley Fielding DeWint Vasley Stanfield Gilbert Poussin and others. Very bargains are expected on the final day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Old Crome
Roberts
Gamba
Joseph Israels
Fortuny
Bonnington
Ter
Almanac Notes on Barometers and Ship Instrumentation
A fragment describes barometer readings at sea level and altitude corrections. It mentions adding one one-hundredth of an inch per ten feet above sea level and records a miniature almanac item for Saturday June 12 with high moon and day length details.
Port of Boston Net Log of Arrivals and Clearances
Arrivals include Steamer Pavonia from Liverpool with 35 cabin 29 intermediate and 734 steerage passengers to Cunard 5S Co. and Steamer Anglia from Baracoa with fruit to WW & C R Noyes. Numerous schooners and brigs listed as arrived or cleared with weather notes of moderate winds and fog. Multiple vessels cleared including Dominion Yarmouth NS, Kreon Jordan River NS, Pieter de Coninck Antwerp via New York, and others toward various ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavonia
Woolfenden
Liverpool
Queenstown
Cunard 5S Co
Anglia
Campbell
Baracoa
WW & C R Noyes
Linn O’ Dee
Mackie
Dowling
Pome
Gustavo Preston
Cambridge
Boston
Barnard
Summerside
Pei
Madagascar
Tinker
Alvert
Wallace
Calais
Para
Colbeth
Machias
Fairfield
Besster
Bangor
Dominion
Blauvelt
Yarmouth
J G Hall & Co
Kreon, Jessen
Jordan River
Gill & Lootz
Brschs
Ben Bolt
Drake
St John
Kival
Lewis
St Martins
JG Hall & Co
Pieter de Coninck
Smit
Antwerp
New York
Br Schs
Robert
Leonard
Conley
Perera
Venna de Castello
K Fischer
Jas Rourk
Goff
Quaco
F A Roberts
Ethel Granville
Foster
Stroho
Delong & Seaman
Harne
Mussells
Annapolis
A Anthony
Norris
Windsor
Canning
Maitland
Ocean Belle
Wrayton
Charlottetown
Antigonish
Hatheway & Co
Charleston
Savannah
Florida
bPirece Steamship Line
Bostom
Fishing fleet and port reports from New Bedford and surrounding ports
The item lists vessels sailing to New York Boston and other ports, names captains and ships, plus fish receipts and market notes. It notes the Gramovus science vessel with live fish hatchery plans and a Lotus yacht visit. It also reports mackerel arrivals and prices, plus nitrate shipping prospects and May arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
St John
Eva Diverty
Hudson
Ella
J B Knowles
Cayenne
A Heaton
Hume
Helen
John Johnson
Alve F Boardman
St Elma
Gitana
Kate Foster
Libby
Apple River
New York
Gloucester
Schs
Good Templar
John Smith
Sarah Coyle
Delia Maria
Grace G Hadley
Star of the East
Eastern Queen
Georges
A R Crittenden
Cora Morrison
Seining
Charles Cooper
Bangor
Plymouth
Pemaquid
Boston
Sea Queen
Henry A Faber
Nantucket
Bay View
AY 11Th
Sdis
Falcon
Vidette
Pathfinder
Garibaldi
Carrie C. Georges
Nellie M Davis
Augusta E Herlick
Leander F Gould
Alice C Jordan
Electric Flash
ZOO
Western Bank
Gramovus
Noank
US Fish Commission
Edward Collins
Grand Banks
Baird
Lotus
Daniel Appleton
Eastern Yacht Club
Eben Dale
Nova Scotia
Warren
Reoothbay
Rockland
Lizzie Rich
Cottage City
A E Halleck
Bulger
Belfast
Jacksonville
Charlotte Fish
Sullivan
Newport News
Regulator
Castine
Portland
Mazurka
Latvia
Rockport
Focton
L M Gray
Gray
Harpswell
Charles H Keley
Deer Isle
Brilliant
Williams
St George
N Jones
Perry
Hunter
Whiting
Winathawon
Te Bluehill
M Gilmore
Beal
Ortlans
Ariith
Mary Elizabeth
Duntan
Mattie Dyer
Sargent
Alfreta Campbell
Campbell
Washington
William Sina
Smith
Wiscasset
Cock of
George E Yount
Baker
Philadelphia
Machinsport
Carroll
Sawyer
Neptune
Sanborn
Mary E Gage
McLoughlin
Providence
Jennie Hall
Hall
West Indies
Rosie
Aaria
Small
Lizzie Brewster
Para
Clement
Millbridge
Hampton Roads
Howard
Bega
Freidig
United States
Maritime movement log lists ships and routes across June dates
The record details multiple vessels with voyage actions including sailed and passed during June. Entries name bark, ship, master, and ports such as Wilmington North Carolina Philadelphia Dunkirk New York Liverpool Charleston Hamburg Cadiz St Louis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling
Veranda
Gunnerson
Wilmington
Carnarvon
Dusty Miller
Hughes
St John
Dover
Lepreaux
Brown
Pensacola
Grangemouth
Snow Queen
McKenzie
Philadelphia
Rotterdam
Eddystone
Abram Young
Marine
Dunkirk
New York
Fayal
Carib
Rodgers
Boston
Fecamp
Clara Maria
Wenneberg
Fredericia
Columbia
Stray
Goole
Skjold
Bugge
Sydney
Fielyhead
Charlesee Moody
Leonard
Liverpool
San Francisco
Wamburg
Barke Immanuel
Molbach
Charleston
Port Royal
Freese
New Orleans
Engelbrecht
Eckman
Savannah
London
Foreningen
Nordin
Mobile
Belvidere
Trefrey
Darien
St Johns NF
Fanny
Kidd
Cadiz
Sharpness
Pederanens
Bathurst
St Louis
Higgins
Woods
World Shipping News of Sailed and Passed June Dates
A long list of ships and vessels with June sailings and passings. Includes bark Antonia Sala bound for New York from Havana, steamer Niagara for New York, ship Rock Terrace to New York, and steamer Celtic leaving for Quebec and Bristol. Many ports named such as Buenos Ayres London New York Hamburg and Hong Kong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wave Crest
Hewitt
Josten
Julia Fowler
Jacobs
New York
Aspinwall
City of Para
Reaper
Bosworth
Car- Antwerp
Switzerland
Busha
Philadelphia
Prince Frederick
Linskall
San Jose
Panama
San Juan
San Tancisco
Hermann
Meyer
Boston
New Avonmouth
Alnwick Castle
Lancers
Bathurst NB
Park Ryfoger Christensen
Remertsen
London
Buenos Ayres
E Sutton
Burns
Cardiff
Baracoa
Linn O’dee
Millar
Et Aee
Ste
Amy Dora
Jamerata
e _Christiansand
Thingvalila
Dover
Belvidere
Trefrey
Darien
Weal
Rock Terrace
Hutchinson
Fastnet
Hartburn
Dennis
Sharpness
Britannic
Liverpool
Father Point
Grafton
Montreal
Gravesend
Helvetia
Glasgow
Devonia
Young
Waldensian
James
Wrall—Ar
Otrarto
Rippeth
Bhiavana
Antonia Sala
Johnson
Paris Crete
Baltimore
Chiswick, Co
Niagara
Mamburg
Australia
Kusia
California
Cuxhaven
Hong Kong
Lillie Soullard
Quebec
Lillian B Jones
Larkin
Naples
Iniziativa
aAr
Colina
San Francisco
Saled
San Blas
Para—Ar
Jerome
Sagiied
Finance
Baker
Rio Janeiro
St Thomas
Almedia
Christiansen
Velox
Christensen
Langesund
Ned White
Elwell
Hotterdam
Saileh
Alice M Claridge
Lockhart
Chignecto
Lecain
Dephin
Olsen
Charleston
Richibucto
Tikoma
Pugh
St John NB
Arcadia
Robinson
Pascagoula
Belle Star
Keaton
Drogheda
Sabao
Klynp
Vineyard Haven
Ohio
Crawford
Dundalk
Eider
Helimers
Bremen
Belle of Bath
Nichols
Shanghai
Tacoma
George Grant
Commodore
Jordan
Bay
Yokohama—A
City of Peking
Dearborn
Hyderabad
Malcolm
Lord of the Isles
Honolulu
Hawaiian Kingdom
Japan
Oceanic
Society Islands
Tropic Bird
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Domestic Ports Dense and Fragmented Shipping Notices
A long, fragmented list of domestic port movements dated 10th 11th detailing arrivals and clearances from Apalachicola Alexandria Baltimore New York Newport News and many other ports. Ships steamboats brigs and barks mentioned include Fannie Whitmore Mary Allen North Cambria Josephine Thomson and more with multiple ports of origin and destination such as Philadelphia Boston Baltimore New York and Havana. The text combines sailing data alongside vessel names masters and cargo routes in a dense ledger style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Kate Scranton
New York
L L Hammne
Weser
Coxaxie
David G Floyd
Wilmin
Del
Earl F Mason
Nickerson
Grace Parker
McDonald
Senator
Sinclair
Pasha
Ludwig
Hero
Richmone
van Arloth
Wyanoke
Hulphers
Anna F Valentine
Lyman
Orient
Uncle John
Manson Eureka
Melrose
Kalb
Port Townsend
Savannah
Minnet
Barbadoes
City of Macon
Kelley
Boston
Washington
Arsth
Echs
Cora
Gaskill
North Carder
Simmons
Philadelphia
Wiscasset
Saired
Susan B Ray
Spaulding
Baltimiore
Wyareham
aAr
Lady Anwinon
Parker
Apalachicolta
Park Normanvik
Olsen
Queenstown
Alexandria
E C Knight
J W Ponder
Newporters
Fannie Whitmore
Kennebec
Mary Allen
Goldthwaite
Jennie Hurlbert
Southard
Perth Amboy
Mary B Juage
Norwood
Jeanie Lippert
Chase
Baltimore
E C Allen
Meady
Papuladelphia
Raward B Leisentipg
Davidson
Nettie Champion
Champion
de Baltimore
Ar 10Th
North Cambria
Evans
Philadcrbia
Josephine Thomson
Moore
Brig Kasseck Spoule
Washington, DC
Icis
William Layton
Flowers
San Salvador
Charles F Roehie
Covey
Robert J McAllister
Dolan
Samuel Wood
Bryant
Gern
Turtle Bay
James A. Garfield
Gallison
Abaco
Early Bird
Wilson
American Eagle
Beauchamp
Cat Island
Frank O Dame
Rogers
Mary G Collins
Somers
Rockport
Carrie S Hart
New Bedford
William Crane
Bil'ups
Guide
John F Krantz
Nessmore
Liverpool
George K Batch
Parke
Sherman
Lord Warden
Ossoinack
Flume
Brunswick
Arith
Grace Vandusen
Lee
Esperanca
Diaz
Oporto
O M Marrett
Wyle
Eastport
Phi Sdelphia
Beverly
Edward W Perry
Danvereport
Lanesville
Road
Charleston
Fritz Smith
Lareen
Breman
X&c
Virginia
Bearse
Coosaw
Edinburgh
Johnson
United Kingdom
Ravensdale
Morrell
Ephiaites
Thomsen
Landscrona
Darien
Lizzie
Sebire
Aracaju
Rea Ph
Luigi Montuori
Funchal
Pirate
Port
Cape Henry
Alberico Gentili
Pordolo
Genoa
Gardiner
Yates
F Walton
Smith
Ella Frances
T B Garland
A P Nowell
Lark
Middleton
Banks
American Union
Frank McGear
George M Adams
Standish
MS Hart
A T Bailey
Marion
MA Davis
Georgetown
Frank McDonald
Cannon
Grace Bailey
Ketchem
Hattie McG Buck
Putnam
Pointare
Fred W Chase
Nasan
Kudeon River
Ywannis
Hattie Howes
Handy
Amos Falkenburg
Jacksonville
Burton
Port George
Mattie May
Richardson
John 8 Davis
Green
Mascotte
Fleming
Havana
Goodwill
Sweeting
Nassau
Moulton
Atlantic Ocean
Glenera
King
St John
Franconia
Young
Bangor
Hudson
Murphy
Calais
J I Worthington
Fitch
Port Johnson
Charles A White
Tripp
Patron
Sturgis
Cotus
Lemuel Hall
Towes Hill
London
Lepanto
Newcastle
Ludwig Halberg
Baracoa
Walden Abbey
Williams
Calcutta
Eliezer Andreassen
Caibarnien
Island
Christianland
Willie Reen
Singapore
Uros
Lisbon
Yesso
City of Richmond
Buffalo
Huk
Biela
Rio Janeiro
Ems
Bremen
Clement
South America
el Passo
New Orleans
Deutschland
Gazelle
Aracaja
Mary
Ludwig Holberg
Honge
Egyptian Monereen
Morgan
Bergenband
Brenon
Antwerp
Carondelet
Risk
Port Royal
Normandie
de Kersebeac
Havre
Zanadam
Vanderze
Amsterdam
Hugo
Mugica
Denmark
Rigby
Hawarden
Plymouth
Shipn
Avis. McLean
Dwb
Hxe- McLean
Rothesay
Glen
Hamlyn
Ida A Thurlow
KE L Leonard
Robbins
Julian Pratt
Butt
Dreadnaught
Saunders
Daneda
Roberts
Windsor
Byson M
Sanford
Canning
Olivia
Isaac_ Burpee
McLennan
Elizabeth DeHart
McIntyre
Floridan
Winder
Aspinwall
Lucy P Miller
Krogsgard
Bluefields
Alice
Dickerman
Cook
Eyvor
Matthews
Merch William
Lermond
Hopper
Jones
Ile Marthe
Bouillant
Kinburn
Tooker
Port Eads
Plato
Kate Carroll
Belize
Norfolk
Sdis
Jesse Murdock
Phinney
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