Legislature Deliberates on Redistricting and Salaries
The Legislature debated the redistricting report with radical and minor shifts across counties including Norfolk and Suffolk. The employes liability bill drew clashes over an assassination amendment while the House set a high salary increase for members, spurring further votes and amendments amidst other public bills and railroad name changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyner
Fay
Brookline
Murphy
House
Senator Joyner
Yeas
Messrs
Alger
Douglas
Emerson
Forbes
Jones
Essex
Kendricken
Liley
McGahey
Phillips
Reed
Walker
Bigelow
Boynton
Cogswell
Gould
Gove
Gunn
Jefferson
Jeffs
Perkshire
Joslin
Milliken
Morrill
Morse
Noriit
Nourse
Tappan
Wilbur
Paris
Howard
Scott
Lilley
Lecke
Ll. Nays
Dunbar
Gleason
Bowland
Berkshire
Norris
Senate
Spigelow
Yorkes
Naphen
Locke
Yes
Massachusetts Senate redistricting bill draft shows district splits
A Senate committee reports the redistricting plan dividing the state into Cape, Bristol, Plymouth, Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, Middlesex, Worcester, Hampden Hampshire Berkshire and Franklin districts. It lists each district’s counties and town groupings and provides voter counts for each district.
Worcester Sewage Bill Debated in State House Sessions
In morning and afternoon sessions the House debated Worcester sewage legislation with amendments and votes on readings. Opposition cited lobbying and municipal liability while Worcester pressed for passage and engrossment amid procedural moves and alternative bills.
Governor and aides depart for Concord in special car
Lieutenant-Governor Ames traveled to New Hampshire yesterday while Governor and Adjutant-General Dalton with staff head to Concord by Lowell road in a special car for a fund festival. Governor Hill of New York is expected to join on return. June plans include visits to Amherst College Holy Cross Boston College and Harvard. Nominations announced for Bridgewater almshouse trustees and First Essex District Court clerk. The governor will meet those seeking to be heard on the soldiers exemption bill tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
New Hampshire
Dalton
Concord
Lowell Road
Parliamentary Fund
Governor Hill
New York
Robinson
Amherst Agricultural College
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Boston College
Harvard University
William T. Carolin
Lowell
Oliver P. Clark
Tewksbury
Weaver Osborne
Fal River
Bridgewater
S. P. Andrews
Salem
First Essex District Court
Merrimac Manufacturing Company
J.C. Robinson
Charles H. Dalton
George B. Chase
Seth Bemis
Arthur 7
Warren
Nellie Scott
Minnie Stanley
Superior Criminal Court
Shreve, Cramp & Low
American Unitarian Association
Beacon Street
Lambert
Police and
Mechanics’ Hall
Board of Police
Railway mechanics meet as W E Lockwood is challenged
At a Meionaon session of the Railway Master Mechanics Association a resolution to strike W E Lockwood from the rolls was adopted after an attack on the secretary. J N Lander proposed the move. J Snowden Bell discussed boiler improvements and wheel centers and tires were set to standard sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Master Mechanics’ Association
Meionaon
J. N. Lander
Old Colony Railroad
W. E. Lockwood
Lockwood
Association
J. Snowden Bell
Barnett
Charlestown
Cambridge
Empire State
Fitchburg
North Adams
New York Theater Notices Highlight Busy Summer Scene
The Boston Theatre draws crowds with The Streets of New York and a 2 PM matinee today while The Leather Patch at the Museum brings large audiences. Old Lavender debuts Monday with Mr Harrigan, Mrs Yeamans, and Mr Braham in music. Oakland Garden hosts Pinafore and Trial by July with a fireworks display. The Oriental Garden on Shawmut avenue attracts concertgoers under Mr Loesch. a lively buffet adds to the appeal. Forepaugh’s two shows at Union grounds and the Rentz-Santley burlesque draw admirers. Educated horses and seventeen Arabian stallions head to Windsor Theatre on July 5. Manager Field plans a brief European trip. Edwin Booth visits Cohasset. Confusion comes to New Windsor with John W Jennings. Josie Hall shines at Providence then joins The Two Orphans. Pauline Markham visits New York’s Third Avenue Theatre next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George C. Boniface
Badger
Boston
Eaneard Harrigan
George Loesch
Forepaugh
Union Baseball Grounds
Howard Athereum
Windsor Theatre
Field
Museum
Europe
Edwin Booth
Cohasset
Lawrence
Randolph Murray
Camille
New Magdalen
Lady of Lyons
Double Wedding at Wakefield Baptist Church Delights Community
The Wakefield season features a double wedding at the Baptist Church with Mr L E Howes and Miss Hattie Emerson and Mr C Keith and Miss Minnie Emerson as the couples. The brides are twin sisters, daughters of Mr Stiman Emerson of Lake Avenue. Rev. R D Grant officiated before a large gathering, followed by a reception at the Emerson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
the Baptist Church
L. E. Howes
Hattie Emerson
C. ©. Keith
Minnie Emerson
Iman Emerson
Lake Avenue
R. D. Grant
Mr. Emerson
Knights Templars Visit Springfield For Bunker Hill Anniversary
About 150 members of the Springfield Commandery Knights Templars arrived yesterday to mark the Battle of Bunker Hill anniversary. They stay at the United States Hotel and plan tours of city sights and a Point of Pines excursion. Leaders include Mayor Edwin D. Metcalf, State bank examiner E. P. Chapin, and E. P. Kendrick. They may return tonight or tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Commandery
Knights Templars
Bunker Hill
United States Hotel
Point of Pines
Edwin D. Metcalf
Springfield
E. P. Chapin
State Bank
E. P. Kendrick
Tufts College graduates and Lasell Seminary hold commencements
Tufts College conferred degrees on twenty four graduates across arts philosophy and divinity in a morning ceremony. The Lasell Seminary followed with diplomas awarded to fourteen young women as Rev John H Vincent urged living out the teacher’s example. At Cambridge St John’s Episcopal Theological School Bishop Paddock presided, granting degrees to nine students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tufts College
A. E. Scott
P. T. Barnum
Newton Talbot
St. John Chambre
President Capen
Daniel Gustavus Abbott
North Reading
Mass
Ralph Edgar Joslin
Hudson
Gladstone
Milton Gerry Starrett
Francestown
N. H
James Weston Carney
Galesburg
Ill
Charles Mandeville Ludden
Canton Point
Harry Weston Whittemore
Lyndeboro
N.H
Charles Sumner Nickerson
Chatham
Frederick William Hamilton
Portland
America
Fred Allan Taylor
Archibald Cone Wellington
Herman Horace Dunham
Frederick Henry Wilder
Frank Kittyedge Sweetser
Neale Alton White
Frea Clifford Spaulding
Henry Beecher Stone
John Clarence Mackin
George Herbert Braley
Fred Palmer Chapman
William Phelps Gannett, Jr
Frank Elliot Perry
J.S
Lee Howard Fisher
Elliot Bates Barber
Harry Lee Canfield
Alexander Frank Walch
Charles Winfield Parmenter
Waltham
Hubert Foote Edwards
College Hill
Las
Jesus
Christ
J. Walter Davis
Barnaby
Mosetta Isabel Stafford
Professor Bragdon
Miss Stafford
Schumann
Rachel Porter Allen
Williamsport
Penn
Nellie Tree Bubb
Mary Eliza Coe
Durham
Maggie Coats
Weatherford
Tex
Helen Louise Davenport
Eric
Blanche Theodora Ford
Concord
Gertrude Ferguson Penfield
Willoughby
Marietta Rose
Natick
Decatur
Cornelia Maria Williams
Des Moines
St. John’s Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Benjamin Paddock
Boston
Edgar Nies
Walter C. Smith
Harry Stafford
James Chalmers
James P. Ware
Edmund Rousmaniere
Dean Babbetts
Gustavus Nickerman
Maximilian Lindsey Kellmer
Reunion and social events absorb Boston groups yesterday
The Twenty-ninth Regiment Association held a large reunion and dinner in Sandwich. The Boston lamp lighters ran their second annual excursion to Hotel Pines at Point of Pines. A three story Bennet Street house sold for 5550 cash to F W Ryder. Nantasket steamers will run hourly today to the seaside for Germania band and clam bakes. An Owls lodge dined at Parker's. Stanton Blake returned to England from Lake Como.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Lamp Lighters
Hotel Pines
Point of Pines
Hichborn & Co
Bennet Street
Harrison Avenue
F. W. Ryder
Rowe’s Wharf
Malden Deliberative Association
Young’s Hotel
Mystic Order of Owls of
Charlestown
Parker’s
Stanton Blake
England
Lake Como
Thet School Board
Boston & Providence Railroad
Governor Hill Arrives in City for Gravelly Ridge Visit
Governor David B. Hill of New York arrived yesterday morning with Congressman Stahmecker and a party including Colonel W G Rice private secretary Alfred C Chapin and Robert A Maxwell J A McEwan and E Judson. They dined at Quincy House and proceeded to travel by Mr Jones special car to Portsmouth to meet Frank Jones. The group will spend the night at Gravelly Ridge and then head to the Webster centennial in Concord via Concord & Portsmouth railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David 8. Hill
New York
Albany
Stahmecker
W. G. Rice
Alfred C. Chapin
Brooklyn
Robert A. Maxwell
J. A. McEwan
E. ©. Judson
Quincy House
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
N. H
Mr. Jones
Gravelly Ridge
Concord & Portsmouth
Concord
LA W Expulsions Suspend Riders For Illegally Racing
L A W racing board Chairman Bassett suspends riders for competing under non league rules at New Haven June 11 12. The thirty day suspensions begin June 13 affect A W Ives G G Knapp A N Welton W M Frisbie E A Deblois A B Rich G B Buxton L A Miller H H Stockder F G Warner J A Hub bard S Carlton E A Horton J S Kulp E B Patterson and warn amateur wheelmen against racing with these parties For racing with professionals John Inston of Hartford is expelled from the league and deemed a professional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassett
L. A. W. Racing Board
New Haven
A. W. Ives
G. G. Knapp
Auburn
N. Y
A. N. Welton
W. M. Frisbie
E. A. Deblois
Hartford
John Inston
Ecomecnly
Theeague
Whiting and Kelly Held on Molasses Adulteration Charge
In South Boston Municipal Court yesterday I O Whiting & Co wholesale molasses dealers at 18 Central Street faced a continuance on a charge of selling adulterated molasses with salt of tin alleged as the ingredient. The defendants pleaded not guilty and, waiving examination, were held in bonds of 300 dollars for the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Boston
Trving O. Whiting
Stillman F. Kelly
I. O. Whiting & Co
No. 18
Central Street
City
A. A. Strout
Portland
Attempted train wreck found at Castlehill Salem
Early yesterday morning three railroad ties were laid across the inward Boston track near a curve at Castlehill Salem. The obstructions were discovered and removed before an inward freight train approached, averting a possible wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castlehill
Salem
Boston
Baccalaureate Sermon and Commencement Week Events
The Rev Dr John Hall delivers the baccalaureate sermon Sunday June 20 at 4 PM. The Whitney statue of Harriet Martineau is unveiled Monday June 21 at 3 PM, followed by a concert. Commencement on Tuesday June 22 features Rev M R Vincent as orator and Katherine Lee Bates of the class of 1880 as poet, with a reception in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hall
Miss Whitney
Harriet Martineau
M. R. Vincent
D.D
Katherine Lee Batss
Sugar loss on bark Samuel E Spring in voyage from Matanzas
Continental Sugar Refinery sues the bark Samuel E Spring alleging 687 hogsheads of sugar shipped April 16 1886 to Boston were heavily damaged aboard due to negligence in pumping and heavy seas. Ship arrived May 7 1886. 141 hogsheads washed out. Attorneys Henry M Rogers for libellants A A Strout for claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Sugar Refinery
Samuel E. Spring
Libellants
Matansas
Boston
Heard
Henry M. Rogers
A. Strout
Boston Superior Court first session docketed cases and injuries
The June 16 session lists cases against the city of Boston for damages from injuries on Warren Avenue and Bromfield Street including Toomey versus Boston for 4000 dollars after a wagon wheel hit a hole from a leaking water pipe. Proceedings name judges Knowlton Hammond and numerous cases with various defendants and plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Toomey
City of
Boston
Warren Avenue
Charlestown
R. Lund
C. H. Welch
T. M. Babson
Knowlton
J. Henry Russell
N. Morse
C. L. B. Whitney
James W. Smith
James W. Wildes
Thomas Weston, Jr
B. Allen
T. Savage
Gray
Rowell
Webb Va
Charter Oak
Smith
Wildes Life Ins Co
White
B& A RR
Willlis
Roberts
So Boston
Norcross
Qunning
Railroad m
Price
Redden
Morton
Thompson
Dunham
Johnson
Kereps
Same
Vaughan
Murray
Doherty
Sama
Hannen
Burbark
Goodrich
Golf Police
Ass'n
Pierce
Jordan
McKinney
Collins
Boston Ster
Spurrve Bearr
Smath
Plummer
Kenney v Kerrigan jury awards plaintiff one cent
In Kenney v Kerrigan the jury ruled for the plaintiff for 1 cent with A V Lynde for the plaintiff and J G Maguire for the defendant. The record also lists multiple case entries including Hannah E Dodge vs city of Somerville and Hamblin vs Folsom with various damages and defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenney
C. Darling
Hamblin
Folsom
Fiske
Thyng
Taffe
Same
Dixon
Stebbins
Wood
Remick
Frost
Patterson
Durbeck
Schwitzer
Benshimol
Coaks
Brien
Harkin
Pinkham
City Newton Aoe
Sea
Park
Adams
Qade
City of
Cabridge
Historical Society members and early rowing race notes
The 87 Historical Society includes Brown Furber Howe Rich Sumner with Professor Young as secretary G P Furber as president. Yesterday a single scull race for a Thayer and Carroll cup was won by Wood 78 in one mile time 7 12. Fletcher 87 finished five boat lengths back. Stedman 78 elected orator of the Signet for strawberry night. 980 students signed a petition, granting a prayer petition caused surprise and satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Historical Society
Brown
Furber
Howe
Rich
Sumner
Society
Professor Young
G. P. Furber
Messrs
Thayer
Carroll
Wood
Fletcher
Sterne
Stedman
Funeral of Christopher McGrath Pastor at West Newton Church
The funeral for Christopher McGrath, late pastor of West Newton Catholic Church, was held at 10 am with a solemn high requiem mass and Gregorian chant. Celebrant Rev. Father Blenkinsop, deacon Father Masterson, sub-deacon Father Stack, master of ceremonies Father M. Lee, eulogy by Father Johnson, absolution by Archbishop Williams. Burial followed in Watertown at the new Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher McGrath
West Newton Catholic Church
Father Blenkinsop
SS. Peter and Paul’s Church
South Boston
Father Masterson
Peabody
Father Stack
Watertown
Father M. Lee
SS. Peter and Pauls
Father Johnson
Dedham
Williams
St. Bernard’s Court of Foresters
Grattan Literary Society
New Catholic
Pavonia sails with passengers and cargo from the port
The Cunard steamship Pavonia under Captain Woolfenden clears this port for Queenstown and Liverpool. It carries 150 steerage 49 intermediate and 109 cabin passengers including Mrs A H Batcheller Dr W Y Bowditch Rev B Beach Bishop Thomas M Clark Hon G K Hill Rev and Mrs E A Horton Rev Arthur May Knapp R H Stearns Jr Mr and Mrs Shupman and Rev Kittringa Wheeler. Cargo totals 35000 bushels of wheat 2300 quarters of beef 1500 bales of cotton 500 tons of sack flour 500 tons of provisions and one box of ambergris valued at 10009 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Pavonia
Woolfenden
Queenstown
Liverpool
A. H. Batcheller
WY. T. Bowditsh
Beach
Thomas M. Clark
E. A. Horton
Arthur
May Knapp
R.H. Stearns, Jr
A. Shupman
Kittringa Wheeler
Unveiling of the Webster Statue at Concord
Stephen M. Allen will deliver the historical society address at Concord on the Webster statue unveiling. Governors Chamberlin Rice and Benks will speak alongside other members at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Historical Society
Concord
Stephen M. Allen
Chamberlin
Rice
Benks
Man of family Finds Relief in Dr Bull's Cough Syrup
A man struck by a violent cold seeks immediate remedy to calm his wife and children. Dr Bull's Cough Syrup is advertised at 25 cents a bottle and promises quick relief after a few doses.
Steamers Arrive From Various Ports Off British Isles and Europe
Vessels reported arrival near Isle of Wight off June 15 and 16 with ships Cipero Ovingham Lucerne Bessel Gallego Fitzroy Lauristina Dupuy de Lorne Albany Gothenburg City State of Alabama Scandinavian listed with origins New York Montreal Baltimore New Orleans Boston and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isle of Wight
Cipero
New York
Ovingham
Baltimore
Lizard
Lucerne
Montreal
Kinsale
Bessel
Gallego
Prawle Point
Fitzroy
Lauristina
New Orleans
Havre
Dupuy de Lorne
Lisbon
Albany
London
Gothenburg City
Glasgow
State of Alabama
Boston
Notice to Captains on Barometer Corrections
Observations recorded June 16 at 7 AM Boston Signal Station provide guidance for captains to correct barometer readings by adding one hundredth of an inch for every ten feet above sea level. The almanac lists tide and sun and moon data for the day with high water at 0 00 am and other details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Voyage Notices and Fish Receipts Reported Across Ports
In Vineyard Haven and Gloucester reports, multiple vessels including William Bennett Mary Lymourner and Abigail Haynes sail or return around mid June. Gloucester lists captains and ships such as Horace Albert Mayflower Orient and Sarah Franklin with fish receipts totaling 180000 pounds codfish and 40000 pounds balibut across the fleet. Millbridge notes sails of Icis Crusoe Leighton Boston Caroline Hutchins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Arecvhsa
Huey
Sabao
Flynn
St Joan
William Bennett
Mary Lymourner
Abigail Haynes
Susie P Oliver
Gloucester
Mass
Arscass
Horace Albert
Georges
Eliza RK
Carrie EK Lane
Ocharles S
Mayflower
Benjamin Oliver
Orient
E A Lombard
Nellie N Rowe
Brumhilda
Grand Banks
Charles P Thompson
Sarah Franklin
Boston
Millbridge
Icis Crusoe
Leighton
Caroline
Hutchins
Transoceanic Seafaring List with Names and Dates
A dense register of ships and barks sailing from multiple ports with dates in May June. Entries mention vessels like Olive Mount Fantee McLean Cheshire Golden Rule George Moon St Julien Monravia Passedon Emilie Aquatic and many more with captains and destinations such as New York Sourabaya Reval Hamburg Bombay and Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansier
Marks Cyrus
Parker
New York
Shanzhao
Tr Sina
Rossich
Saigon
Oasis
Call
Pernambuco
Hong Kong
Mendoza
Nash
Manila
H J Libby
Richards
Lloilo
Ave Aristofero
Guagino
Batavia
Antwerp
aAr
Olive Mount
Smith
Lobos de Rfuera
Cork
Amsterdam
Fred E Scammell
Shaw
Addah
Fantee
Chase
Salt Pond
Buenos Ayres
McLean
Fulton
Pensacola
Park Peacemaker
Cattarinich
Portland
Golden Rule
Williams
Sydney
George Moon
Sawyer
Sourabaya
St Julien
Fritz
Salveig
Verstof
Wathurst RG
Monravia
Daggett
Sierra Leone
Beachy N Head
Passedon
Olyen
Charleston
Reval
Emilie
Moritz
Darien
Dover
Port Royal
Freese
Philadelphia
Hamburg
Veronica
Payson
Rotterdam
Wundalk
Halcrow
St John
Good Intent
Forbes
New Yeak
Newcastle
Dungeness
Mark Twain
New Orleans
Cronstadt
Beta
Walie
Stettin
Notice to Mariners Buoy Off Smith's Point Barely Visible
Baltimore June 14 Pilot of task Adda J Bonner from Rio Janeiro reports the buoy off Smith's Point barely visible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Adda
Maritime Log Reports Major Ships Off Coast
Spoke and sailed vessels listed with origins destinations and positions. Ships include Richard Til from Newcastle for Hooulu near Honolulu on May 13 twenty miles west southwest. Clyde from Quebec for Leith June 12 at lat 48 18 lon 62 25. Sirocco from Newcastle bound west June 12 six miles northeast of Bird Rocks. Carl Haasted from Samarang to Montreal sixty miles southeast of Gaspe. Havana from New York to Havana June 13 at lat 38 30 long 74 38. Kate Wentworth from Philadelphia to Brunswick June 14 off Charleston. Harry B Ritter from New York to Cardenas June 12 at lat 38 50 long 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Til, McIntyre
Newcastle
Nsw
Hooulu
Honolulu
Stup Clyde
Suiter
Quebec
Leith
Sirocco
Bird Rocks
Carl Haasted
Maroni
Samarang
Montreal
Gaspe
Havana
New York
Kate Wentworth
Philadelphia
Brunswick
Charleston
Harry B Ritter
Cardenas
Maritime incidents and ship groundings reported around June
Reports from Galveston Sandy Hook and other ports detail vessels aground or damaged. Steamer St Laurent near Buoy No 3, Bark Isabella Blyth leaking, Sir Ellen Crusoe hit by current, and Bunks of Swis Republic and Clayton Frame lost. Bureau Veritas lists April maritime disasters with flags and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Malion
Sandy Hook
St Laurent
Havre
London
Stewart
Sydney
Nsw
Liverpool
St Domingo City
Sir Ellen Crusoe
Boston
Azua
Osoa
Philadelphia
Chincoteague
Sih
Mary Norvel
Quebec
Sabella Blyth
Dinning
Wyle
England
Seabright
Republic
Clayton Frame
Sih Martin H Rand
Jeffreys
New York
Bureau Veritas
Bakran
Miculicich
Lisbon
Barnegat
Shipping news lengthy voyage listings from Atlantic to Caribbean ports
A dense Marine Notes summary lists vessels sailing or in port on various dates June and May across Antwerp Belisaf Ar Havana Hamburg and more. It notes ships brig Myronus bark Guid Olsen Delaware Breakwater and many others with destinations North of Hatteras New York Boston Philadelphia and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Kavoo
Munro
New York
Otto
Lange
Philadelphia
Thos Kellior
Thompson
Eliza
Milligan
Easton
Mobile
Belisaf
Llandaff City
Hassen- Stein
Thos Melville
Baltimore
Cienfuegos
Myronus
Peterson
North of Hatteras
Guid
Olsen
Delaware
Rebecca F Lambdin
Diggins
Evviva
Bruhn
St Thomas
Cardenas
Ormus
Frost
Belle Hooper
Gilkey
P L Richardson
Belle Wooster
Higgins
Dordrecht
Iona Strombach
Darien
Gibraltar
S Bempton
Bona
Entella
Rosasco
Mediterranean
Annie M Law
Prout
Palermo
Moray
Duncan
Japan
China
Ioe Aesac
Mackay Bennett
Andon
Hfavana
aAr
City of Puebla
Mexico
Alpes
Vera Cruz
Manhattan
Hamburg
Royal Tar
Johnson
Pascagoula
Carlo Mainette
Barbiere
San Francisco
Hssi
Barends
Oe Wong
Leonora
Moresaun
New Otk
Starbuck
Connor
Yokohama
Granite State
Fitz
Manila
Invincible
Skenes
Geo Sheffield
Hall
Calcutta
Mary Winkleman
Backus
Sch
Toledo
Wishart
Clifton
Wade
Charlottetown
Pel
Maryport
Escalona
Anderson
Montreal
Alcides
Rollo
Glasgow
Lake Huron
Bernson
Live’ S
Grafton
Seaborne
London
Parks Aladdin
Pedersen
Buenos Ayres
Sofia
Barbados
Barbados; Scr
Jeannette
Gauthier
Ponce
Matanzas
Parks Walter S Massey
Phelan
X A Allen
Feyler
Rebecca Caruana
Ioading Sugar
Macoris
Harriet P Stanley
Porto Plata
North Sydney Cbr
Edgar
Mull
Dublin
Duonholme
Berbice
Arlington
Seeley
Arcadian
Marie
Haagensen
Quebec
Burgundian
Dulac
India
Jamieson
Newcastle
Kate
Gallina
Harper
Boston
Latte
Clancy
Cadiz
Premier
Ronneberg
Liverpool
Royal Visitor
Dahl
Greenock
Dunholme
Wilkinson
Walker
Fox River
Manitopan
Carruthers
Rio Janeiro
Pacific
Helen Fox
Barker
Arica
Bellona
Warren
Sarah Heminway
United States
Inala
Amy
Penfield
Dom Pedro
Curlew
Winchester
Inc
Eldorado
Marine
River Plate
Schs Wandrain
Hatfield
Carpuicho
Falker
Unc
St Catherine’s Point
Cipero
Copeland
Norfolk
Ovingham, Thomas
St Domingo
Ellen Crusoe
Mountford
Baytian
Port Eads
Red Sea
Lucy P Miller
Bluefields
Kate Carroll
Porto Uortez
J P Mactheca
Progresso
Newbern
Annie Camp
Price
Eva May
Howard
William A Morrell
Richmond
Newark
Snow
Providence
West Point
Guayandotte
Kelsey
Weaver
New Haven
John D Williams
Pearce
Portsmouth
F Merwin
Stiles
Samuel Thorp
M Smith
Grace
Fortuna
Studley
Maggie Andrews
Newport
Schs
John Fletcher
Newman
Taunton
Julietta Terry
Orison
Stony Brook
Wells
Albany
New
Fleet of ships and steamers in port and clearing orders
A long list of vessels including river boats, schooners, brigs, steamers, and barks with destinations such as Queenstown, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Savannah, and Kingston. Entries note sailings cleared on the 14th to 16th and include names of masters, ships, and routes across Atlantic and coastal ports.
Mails Close at Boston Postoffice for Europe and More
Postal notices list daily closing times from Boston for Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool on various steamers including Pavonia and Pavonia special routes, with additional mails from New Orleans to Europe and from New York to Europe on ships Trave and City of Richmond. Specific destinations include Germany, Scotland, France, and Mexico with exact Friday and Thursday dates in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Pavonoia
Boston
Pavonia
Tuxillo
Ruatan
New Orleans
Cecseseessceev
Aso
Great Britain
City of Richmond
New York
France
Brest
Havre
St Laurent
Cork
Thurs
3Cythia Scythia
Catalon Catalonia
Cephalo Cephalonia
Thur
Sigallia
Bothnia
Pavoni
Jay
Scythia
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Cape
Bristol County
Plymouth
Norfolk County
Hyde Park
Stoughton
Suffolk County
Middlesex
Franklin
Hampshire
Hampden
Messrs. Bigelow
Stevens
Baton
Bailey
Everett
Shea
State House
Yers-Alger
Dovmins
Monnbar
House of Correction
American Bell Telephone Company
Bell Company
Massachusetts
The
American & Mexican Pacific Railroad Company
General Court
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Springer
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Thomas
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Mack
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Hays
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Peak
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Kerlin
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Luella
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Alfala
Thurston
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Gage
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Tice
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Ech
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Saco
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Hill
Pike
Dean
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Drasgists
H.mphreys’ Medicine CO
Fulton St. Nee
Humpehr&ats
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Fulton St
Humphreys
Bucklands
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St. Vitus’s
Ruggist
Scotch Oats 'Essence CO
Liebig’s
Liebig Company
Medical Press
Lancet
Baron Liebig
C. David& Co
Fenchurch Avenue
JAS. A. Hayes & CO
Medical
DRC
Hallys Alsam Int
John F. Henry & CO
Mthéiwly
Fifth Ave
New Ork
City Notices
Board of Heath
C. &. Davis
Jt , Cierk
Squires Parlor
Sidney Squires & CO
Tremont Street
Hollis
Faneuil Hall
Quincy Market
Jel
J. Newman & Sons
Eaiwsis
Gorham, Rogers & CQ
Dunace Ds
Federal Street
Cunard Line
Hursday
Turday
Intermed
Great Britain and Ireland
Cunard Steamship Co. Limited
Allan Link
Charles W. Casey
Broad Street
Warren Line
Norseman
Lowa
Palestine
Kansas
Warren & CO
Post Office
Furness Line
Stockholm City
Durham City
Boston City
Borderer
Furness
State Street
Bostom
Great Southern
Florida
Wm.h. Ring
A. DE W.sampson
N. E
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Metropolitan Steamip Co
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
A. D. W. Sampson
N. F
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Candleletras
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston and Norfolk Steamship Co
Central Wharf
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Norfolk and
Washington Steamships
FOLK
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Virginia
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Washington Street
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Wickers
Geo. E. Smakey
Key West
COMAL
Lampasas
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Ae York
Fernandina & Jacksonville
Fla
S. Carondelet
Seth Sprague
Old State House
C. H. Mallory & CO
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Homan
Long Wharf
West
E.B. Sampson
India Wharf
North River
H. M. Whitney
Cromwell S
H. R.reeman
F. Kemble
Sauuday
Willleavevier
New Mexco
Red Rivers
Samuel H. Seaman
Pier PD
North Hiver
D. N. Magna
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan’s
Louisiana & Texas Rk, K. and Steamship Co
North Moore Street
Direct
Mississippi River
Old Mexico
K. E. Currier
N. K
Washington Spreech
E. Hawley
General
Broadway
Boston Post
Daily Post
Boston Weekly Post
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