Arlington Dedication Honors Fallen Heroes With Monument
Arlington yesterday dedicated a thirty two foot high granite monument in the square at Arlington Avenue and Broadway to fallen soldiers of the Civil War era. The ceremony featured brigades, bands, and speeches by Lt Gov Brackett and Judge Parmenter, with J Trowbridge reading a commemorative poem and a town collation to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Arlington Avenue
Broadway
Cooper's Tavern
Jabis Wyman
Jason Winship
Lexington
Quincy
Barre
Manassas
Appomattox
Lincoln
Union
Liberty
Water Street
Academy Street
Maple Street
Pleasant Street
Winter Street
Warren Street
Mead
John H. Hardy
James A. Marden
Aids
Warren N. Rawson
Cassius M. Hall
Frank Chant
George W. Austin
Samuel A. Fowle
R. Walter Hill
Fred A. Damon
Highland Hose Company
James H. Morrill
Menotomy Hook and Ladder Company
William Sweeney
Eagle Hand Engine Company
J. N. Gilman
Francis Gould
G.A.R
Bacon
Mozart Regiment Association
Massachusetts
Fortieth New York Regiment of Volunteers
Horace Durgin
Hyde Park
William H. Smart
Cambridge
H. C. Hobbs
Charles Beck
W. H. H. Howe
Fifth Regiment
Fite
Old Concord
Caleb H. Wheeler
Mystic
C. Lawrence
Medford
R. M. Skinner
Waltham City
F. P. H. Rogers
Waltham
M. H. Stevens
Newton High School
Charles Ward
Newton
A. T. Sylvester
Isaac B. Patten
Watertown
F. Stevens
W. E. Parmenter
Monument Building Committee
G. Damon
John Q. A. Brackett
John T. Trowbridge
E. D. Hayden
Edward Glines
Bailey
Tutts and Moore
B. Delmont Locke
Charles D. Nash
A. C. Munroe
LB. Read Wales
E. P. Jewett
Council of Administration
Department of Massachusetts
George 5. Evans
A. D. Hoitt
Parmenter
Soldiers’ Monument Building Committee
Ladies’ Soldiers’ Aid Society
Steamer Champlain Burned Off Charlevoix Coast
A Charlevoix bound steamer Champlain with 30 to 40 aboard burned at 10 am six miles offshore. The fire started in the fireman's room from a lamp explosion, forcing abandonment in ten minutes. At least twenty lives were lost. a list includes Mrs Elia Cooper Smith, Captain Lucas, George Wrisley, and Clerk Henry Brennan among others. Several others were rescued after hours in the water, with additional bodies recovered later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Charlevoix
Mich
Champlain
Elia Cooper Smith
George Wrisley
Lucas
Petoskey
Robert Wilkes
Martin Bow
Henry Brennan
Chicago
Russell
Jackson
M. Kehoe
E. Casey
Antonio Sparrow
Fred Wrisley
Miss Wilson
Mary Wakefield
George W. Miller
Harrison
W. B. Albright
Sherwin, Williams & Co
Smith
R. W. McKeel
Free Press calls for bold stand over railway dispute
A Manitoba Free Press article from Winnipeg warns Ottawa against blocking Manitoba's plan to build a railway to the boundary. It declares Manitoba will resist with firm, potentially explosive language and cautions Ottawa of possible severe consequences if interfered with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wignrrra
Man
The
Free Press
Ottawa
Manitoba
Canada
State Prison For Life For Two Massachusetts Murders
Chief Justice Morton presided at a special session to sentence two murderers. Sammel B. Mitchell of Lynn pleaded guilty to second degree murder for killing his paramour and received life in state prison with one day solitary confinement. William B. OConnor, known as Jockey Conners, of Lawrence killed his mistress and dismembered her. he also pleaded guilty to second degree murder and received the same life term. Both were taken to the state prison by Deputy Sheriff Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satem
Speciau
Morton
Supreme Judicial Court
Sammel B. Mitchell
Lynn
W. B Gale
Sisk
William B. O’conner
Jockey Conners
Lawrence
Mitchell
Johnson
Arthabaska Steamer Grounded Near Isle of Canes
The Canada Pacific steamer Arthabaska ran ashore at the northwest point of Isle of Canes in Georgian Bay after leaving Port Arthur. Sixty five passengers and cargo were transferred by Alder son to Owen Sound. The Chamberlain tried to free the ship but it lies partly aground with two feet of bow depth while the hull remains reportedly uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owrn Sounp
Ont
Canada Pacific Railway
Arthabaska
Port Arthur
Isle of Canes
Georgian Bay
Alderson
Owen Sound
Chamberlain
Silversmiths near end of lockout in New York
The June lockout of silversmiths is nearly resolved with most workers set to return by tomorrow or Monday. Workers agreed to sever ties with the Knights of Labor, while silver chasers still resist. If they do not return soon, many silversmiths may face renewed idleness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Knights of Labor
Delegation of Ancients Plans London Anniversary Sail
Colonel Henry Walker of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company leaves Boston for New York to arrange a delegation of fifteen for the 850th anniversary celebration in London. They hoped to sail from East Boston but scarce cabins delay travel. among the travelers are Captain Fox, Jacob Silloway, Lieutenant Pottier, and J Dal ton. They aim to reach London to witness the Queen's review on July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Walker
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
New York
F. A. Walker
England
The
Honorable Artillery Company
London
Boston
Captain Fox
Jacob Silloway
Pottier
J.dalton
Salem
Royal Militia
Ships Arrive and Sail from Atlantic Ports in June
Shipping news lists steamers arriving at Antwerp and Liverpool and ships off the Lizard with arrivals at New York and Boston. Vessels include Rhynland from New York to Antwerp, Gladiolus New York to Lah, Marsala New York to Hamburg, Adriatic from New York at Liverpool, and Albania from Oran at Philadelphia with numerous other outbound and inbound movements noted in mid June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Rhynland
New York
Gottenbug
Craighill
Curacoa
Queben
Newcommon
Hull
Lizard
Ganger Rolf
Rouen
Roma
Montreal
Gladiolus
Lah
Portahead
Curbis Bay
Charlottetown
Bristol
Scilly
Salerno
Copenhagen
Santander
Peconi
Saale
Bremen
Frith Jof
Baracoa
Marsala
Hamburg
Waesland
Gothardo
Mediterranean
Wieland
Devonshire
China
Japan
Jiverpool
Adriatic
Boston
Martello
Philadelphia
Albania
Oran
Observations at Boston Sig nal Station June 17
Weather notes from United States Signal Station Boston at 7 am report wind and barometer readings, sea level corrections, and daily hour observations. The entry includes barometer readings, cloud cover, and guidance on adjusting ship instruments by altitude, with a miniature almanac entry for Saturday June 18 including high water and moon phase details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
PORT OF BOSTON ARRIVALS AND VESSEL TRAFFIC NOTES
The PORT OF BOSTON report lists arrivals including Steamer Martello from Hull with passengers to Sanderson & Son, and Steamer Electra from Lockport with goods to Barclay & Co. Numerous other steamers and brigs are named along with their origins, cargoes, and directions. Weather reports note light westerlies, thick fog, gales and moderates, with positions near Hatteras and several vessels speaking with other ships.
Maritime Trade Drifts From Atlantic Ports To Boston
From Canada Creek NS to Boston and Maine coastal ports ships and brigs sail and discharge cargoes. Vessels including Confidence, Duroe, Brigadier, A L Mitchell, Edith Rowe, and several schooners move between New York, Boston, Portland, and various harbors. Fish landings total 185 000 pounds cod while Bay of Fundy sail fishermen depart ports. 16th to 17th April activities span Gloucester Boothbay Vineyard Haven and nearby harbors with multiple cargoes and mishaps noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada Creek
Blake
Anthony
Boston
Machiasport
Raven
Stuart
Walter C Hall
Hansen
M G Oakes
Ingalls
Magnet
Fletcher
Beverly
William Warren
Warren
Vineyard Haaven
Duroe
Anderson
New York
Portland
Pandora
Case
Confidence
Lillian
White
Cohasset
Susan
Eenteey Rondout
Haverhill
George & Albert
Wentworth
Hoboken
South Newmarket
Birr Coffin
Danvers
Rival
Stewart
Elizabethport
Kennebunkport
Silver Heela
Mullen
Belfast
A L Mitchell
Bunker
Port Johnson
Bar Harbor
Light of the East
Coulter
Perth Amboy
Portsmouth
Salled
Sels Duroc
Brigadier
Gloucester
Edith Rowe
Ralph F Hodgdon
Henry Wilson
Ossipee
Oresa
Lillian M Warren
Cape Shore
Mabel Leighton
FW Louis
Sarah
Wilgrim
Sarah C Whart
Alfred Walen
Henry Stanbury
Lottie S Morton
Bay of Fundy
Sdi Regalia
Hallwell
Thomaston
Potter
Crowell
Clark's Cove
Baltimore
Wiscasset
Ayr
Niger
Adams
Cock of the Walk
Lewis
Cailed
Schs
Minstrel
Brown
Lawrence Haines
Tibbetts
New Haven
Peiaquid
Wheeler
Vineyard Haven
Antwerp Or June 16 Shipping Movements and Sailed Vessels
Maritime traffic records list vessels arriving at Antwerp Amsterdam Cuxhaven and other ports with dates June 11 to June 17. Cargo ships barked vessels and brigs from Britain Norway Germany Sweden and Russia report routes to Savannah New York Philadelphia and San Francisco. A May or June note mentions Guam and whaling activity from New Bedford. A Coast Survey notice to mariners announces a resurvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Superintendent of the Coast Survey
Long Island Sound Ledge Chart Details Off Eaton's Point
A rocky ledge off Eaton's Point shows 16 feet at a depth of 4 fathoms on charts with 314 fathoms least water. Bearings from Chart 116 place Eaton's Point Lighthouse and buoys at specified distances. A 200 yard SE spot has 18 feet water. Vessels use the southern passage pad through the sound between the ledge and Eaton's Point buoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island Sound
Eaton's Point
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Eaton’s Point
Lloyd’s Point
Wreck reports and maritime incidents near Fenwick Island and Tidewater
June reports detail a probable wreck of the Brinkburn near Fenwick’s Island nine miles south east of shore. Three Sisters towed into Norfolk with heavy damage and 7 feet water in hold. Santiago cargo damaged at Hull. two ships missing near Queenstown and Newfoundland. Sagua sighted a sunken schooner near Barnegat Light. Vidette abandoned after leaks, crew saved at Pensacola. Sir Lillian grounded at West Chop but to float without damage. unknown schooner ashore at Hedge Fence Shoals. tug Confidence responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ireland
Fenwick’s Island
Brinkburn
Norfolk
Simpson
Brunswick
Wilmington
Del
Capé Henry
London
Santiago
Buffalo
New York
Hull
Finland
Johannsen
Darien
Queenstown
Soh
Margaret
Noel
Figueira
Newfoundland
Sagua
Little Egg Harbor
Barnegat
Absecum
Mobile
Kelley
Sandsland Light
Simon
Bryant
Pensacola
Vidette
I. G Burnham
Montgomery
Selma
Columbus
Aberdeen
West Point
Jackson
Miss
Union City
Jackson, Tenn
St Louis
M Torcheimer & Co
Traders’ Co of
Insurance Company of North America
Vineyard Haven
Sir Lillian
Belfast
Elizabethport
Cohasset
West Chop
Hedge Fence
Vessels Sailed and In Port From Global Ports
June ship movements list includes Bremen Adorna sailing June 15 via Hashagen Philadelphia. Bombay County of Clare sailing June 16 via Mc Neill San Francisco. Belize in port June 3 with Hondo from New York and Royalist from Coatza. Carthagena Scotsman sailing June 11 to Baltimore. Charlottetown brig Peereas and Bermuda voyage. Gibraltar India sailing June 9 from Mediterranean to New York with Jamie son. Havana steamers Cienfuegos Fair cloth and Advance Wood tied to several ports. Halifax Urda sailing June 16 Cardiff and Soblomston Bristol. Wea MBURG Polaria New York. Liverpool Dunteary, Arabic, Lindall, Healy, etc sailing to Richmondeto Montreal Boston. Limerick Brage sailing. Ponce Eva May in May Portland. Ruatan W & H Wortherspoon to New York. Swansea Mineola to New York sailing June 20. St Joan Henry A Burnham to Boston Nettie Murphy to Liverpool. St Helena Emilie L Boyd Illoilo to New York. Yarmouth cleared with WEE Wier Seven Brothers Lennie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Adorna
Hashagen
Philadelphia
Bombay
County of Clare
McNeill
San Francisco
Belize
Hondo
Duke
New York
Royalist
Fredup
Coatzacoalcos
Carthagena
Scotsman
Baltimore
Charlottetown
Pei—Sabled
Peereas
Morrison
Bermuda
Gibraltar
India
Jamieson
Havana
Cienfuegos
Faircloth
Berbice
Walker
Advance
Wood
Halifax
Urda
Bull
Cardiff
Lindheim
Rensen
Norden
Liverpool
Soblomston
Thomasen
Bristol
Eng
Wea Mburg
Miramitect
Ponce
McDuffie
Portland
Ruatan
W & H Wortherspoon
Foote
Swansea
Mineola
Evans
ST Joan
Sb—Ac
Henry A Burnham
Ross
Boston
Nettie Murphy
Bueco
Hunt
Big
Gale
Cameron
ST Helena
Emilie L Boyd
Killam
Iloilo
Hasselholder
Langfeldt
Macassar
Johann Carl
Biet
Galle
Yarmouth
Schs
EE Wier
Seven Brothers
Lennie
St Kitts
Historic East Coast Shipping Lanes Journal Page
A dense shipping register lists steamers and bark vessels, arrivals and clearances across Baltimore Boston New York and Norfolk. It notes ships like Stella Hegeman Servia and Balti more, with routes to Hamburg Havana and Portland, plus numerous schooners, brigs, and steamers sailing in mid June.
Sailing and clearing of numerous steamers and brigs along Atlantic ports
The report lists vessels at Philadelphia Reading Portsmouth Harrisburg Albertson Boston Samuel D Carlton brig Chas Dennis Gertrude Abbott Cham son Emma Roane Ayres Quincy Point Moonlight Cramer andon Cleared Williamsport Rattlesnake Mercia Taylor Cydonia Wright Havre Hercules Swaine Georgietta Ethel Onaway Theo Kohnekamp Urania Sorensen Maitland Copenhagen Prudhoe Irgens Anerold O'Brien George E Prescott Trueworthy Mary E Bacon Eskridge Bessie C Beach and many more at 16th and 17th including Albania Oran George W Pride. Also notes at Perth Amboy and Providence, Bark Stephen G Hart, Robert P King, and expeditions to New York, Baltimore, Wilmington, and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Reading
Smith
Portsmouth
Harrisburg
Albertson
Boston
Samuel D Carlton
Freeman
Chas Dennis
Haskell
Bath
Gertrude Abbott
Chamson
David Siner
Guthrie
New Bedford
Emma Roane Ayres
Quincy Point
Moonlight
Cramer
Andon
Williamsport
Miller
Rattlesnake
Anderson
Newburyport
Virginia
Bearse
Charleston
Mercia
Taylor
Coogan
Cydonia
Wright
Havre
Hercules
Swaine
Fama
Zachariasen
St Loudes
Barks Georgietta
Forbes
Portland
Ethel
Thompson
Onaway
Calais
Theo Korner
Kohnekamp
Bremen
Urania
Sorensen
Antwerp
Maitland
Christensen
Copenhagen
Prudhoe
Irgens
Stettin
Anerold
O’brien
Do:schs George E Prescott
Trueworthy
Rockland
Mary E Bacon
Eskridge
Wilmington
Bessie C Beach
McKeague
Saco
Albania
Oran
George W Pride
Carrie
Batley
Welch
Black River
Jam
Delaware
Natvig
Sandblad
Cienfuegos
New York
Commerce
Salled
BarkAnna
Olsen
Continent
Silas Brainerd
Carroll
Connecticut River
James Barrett
Preble
Hallowell
Emma
Luther
Somerset
Helen Mar
Ward
Providence
Phil Sheriden
Linsley
Rebecca W Hudden
Baltimore
E BH Furber
Richmond
James B Ogden
Tole
Newport News
James W. Drury
Baker
Norfolk
Jacob Reed
Nickerson
Jessie Hart
Wall
Aaron Keppard
Elliot
Windsor
Charles A Coulomb
Magee
Minuet
Buenos Ayres
St Juilian
Sloan
Rosario
Stephen G Hart
Pearson
Brunswick
Robert P King
Orison
Rondout
Wonder
Lellerville
William Bement
Young
Batewell
Elipse
Dixon
Swhs
Hart
Keen
Fernandina
Geo Edwin
Henley
Geo P Hallock
Edmonds
Jersey City
George W Anderson
Cole
East Newark
Rockport
Mabel Rose
Hfe Russell
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Amelia
Newhall
Eureka
Wallacetown
Queenstown
schaIolanthe
Card
Newark
Anita Berwick
McBride
Gate City
Ida Lawrence
Susan H Ritchie
Perkins
Dorien
Hark Progress
Corunna
Satilla River
Nannie T Bell
Huff
Ann Kailey’s Mill
Maury
Hansen
Messel
Nygaard
T C Berg
Kriegel
Bowling
Scotand
Washington
Quimby
Key
R Hawley
Galloway
Boston-bound Vessels Sail From Various Ports in 1800s Log
A list of ships and brigs with captains and origins sailed for Boston on or about dates from Manila to Cadiz. Vessels include Alice Reed Stahl from Manila Feb 14 and Passed Anter Apr 2, Anna Fielimers from Chittagong Mar 23, Bertie Bigelow from Manila Jan 18, Enigma from Cadiz May 24, and many others with ports of departure such as Melbourne, Buenos Ayres, Zanzibar, Cadiz, Barbados, Penang, and Singapore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Alice Reed
Stahl
Ambark
Manila
Anna
Fielimers
Ger
Chittagong
Bertie Bigelow
Walley
Br Ship
Jon
Big Bonanza
Collins
Am Ship
Melbourne
Lloilo
Charles Ff Ward
Behrman
Am Bark
Matanzas
Charles R Lewis
Montgomery
Buenos Ayres
Ee Huneke
Gersch
Nossi Be
Charles Pdae
Thestrup
Barbdos
Enigma
Dodd
Br Bark
Cadiz
Essex
Hall
Zanzibar
Ee. Chase
Accra
WCA
Gamen
Gellerstad
Nor Bark
Talcahuana
Guairena
Taylor
Vensch
Barbados
Glide
Terwilliger
Am_ bark
Tamatave
Henry Villard
Perkins
Cebu
Hoogly
Lewis
Penang
Singapore
Xa E. Morse
Hutchins
Am Sch
Lancefield
Pele
Iloilo
Anter
Mindoro
Hutchinson
Easy Harvey
Ana
Ponce
Wildwood
Sawyer
Aw Bark
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS NAMES AND DESTINATIONS
The list records numerous steamship sailings from and to Liverpool and Boston in May to August, naming ships, owners, agents, and destinations such as Antwerp London Milan Milanese Catalonia Palestine Norseman Cephalonia Scythia and Pavonia with dates in June July and August. It notes arrivals at New York and several European ports with ship names including Catalonia Palestine Norseman Pompeii and Umbria among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palermo
Philips Bros & Co
London
C Furness Plot‘de Cov
Antwerp
Gill & Lcots
Catalonia
Liverpool
Alex Martin
Alex Martin Bothnia
Alex Martin Iown
Warren & Co Cephalonia
Alex Martin Kansas
Warren & Co Scythin
Lnnet&Co Helvetia
Hursts of
Pennsylia
dinnelOy Glasgow
A Baldwin & Co Edam
Amsterdam
Funch, Edge&Co
Arizona
Junell
Underhill la
Havre
Louis de Beblan
Henderson Bros Frypt
Wd Hurst Rhynland
P Wright & Sons
Rotterdam
Funch, Edge& Co
Nevada
M Underhill
Umbria
W H Brown & Co Normandie
Vencent Beneas
Thayer & Lincoln Prussian
Glasgow
H & A Allan Martéllo
Wall
Sanderson & Co Iatrian
Une
Thayer & Lincoln Catalonia
Alex Martin Hondo
Honduras
J H Freeman
Warren & Co Prydnin
C Furness Bothnia
Alex Martin Iowa
Warren & Co
Cephalonia
Warren & Co Scythia
Norseman
Palestine
Pavonia
Boston
New York
Queenstown
Cork Harbor
Scythia
Bothnia
Bothnta
Great Britain
Reland
State Street
Alexander Martin
Oman
Postoffice Square
Mails Close At Boston And Other Steamship Schedules
Mail collection closes at Boston with listings for United States of Colombia via steamship Warrior from New Orleans on Sunday June 19 and for Republic of Honduras and Bay Islands via steamship Harald, plus services to St Thomas St Croix Barbados Trinidad Demerara via Barbados and Brazil, and special Windward Islands delivery on steamship Finance from Newport News, with Cuba rail connection to Lampe Florida on Monday June 20 at 3:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States of Colombia
Bovas del Toros
Warrior
New Orleans
Republic of Honduras and
Bay Islands
Harald
Bunmhy
St. Thomas
St. Croix
Barbados
Trinidad
Demerara
Hrazil
Chili
la Plata
Brazil
Windward Islands
Newport News
Cuba
Lampe
Fla
Vessels Taken Quickly For Coal Ice And General Cargo
The market for coal and ice transport remains strong with numerous engagements reported. Rates vary by route from Kennebec to Philadelphia at 65 cents per ton for ice to Washington at 70 cents, and coal runs from Baltimore to Boston at 115 cents per ton with discharge. Multiple schooners carry general cargo lumber and paving stone on private terms between Brunswick, Bangor, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec
Richmond
Philadelphia
Washington
Cape Atin
Bangor
Boston
Baltimore
Perth Amboy
Amboy
Windsor
New York
St. John
N. B
Halifax
Wiscasset
Sydney
D. B
Winthrop
Louisville
Port Elizabeth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heroes OF Arlington
Mr. Trowbridge
J. Q. A. Brackett
Bunker Hill
Paul Revere
Lexington and Concord
Mozart Association
Winnipeg
State Prison For Life
Mitchell and
O'Conner
Ship News
Direcsea
Mometer
Port OF
Jenkins
Ndse
Sanderson & Son
Electra
Lockport
Barclay & Co
Charles F Mayer
Hand
Baltamore
Berks
Whitney
H YN Witney
Pendbscot
Ingraham
Star of the East
Tremont
Donovan
Geo
Chafee
Proctor
Longfellow
Provincetown
Barkentine
Ralph M Hayward
Baxter
George Walker
Machias
Hatteras
Sch
Syanara
Nassau
Robbins
Izzie Babcock
Babcock
Furman
Mulford
Little
Artemas Firrell
Modan
Francis
Godfrey
Erie
Theale
Henry Nae
Lloyd
Seth W Smith
Martin
Georgetown
Maggie I” Smith
Douglass
Lula
Wilson
Egypt
Jerusha Biker
Chase
James Holmes
Ryan
Rosa E
Boothbay
Laura
Chester
Eal
Lygonia
Lille
Eliot
Hattie Lewis
Lowe
Harnet Samantha
Anna M Nash
G W Raitt
Coleman
Triton
Amee
Ann Parker
Morse
George P Rust
Brocklebank
Connecticut
America Eagle
Trask
Georgietta
Morta
Goodwin
Sadled
Bernadotte
Nor
Torstensen
Beachy Head
Viscount
Hay
Cuxraven
Georg
Schultz
Edward
Swed
Akermark
Cronstadt
Action
Nordstrom
Savannah
Dunkirk
Harold
Earl
Fleetwood
Overgaard
Northport
Falmouth
Mabel
Johns
Sull River
Johannes
Plover
Crossley
Santos
Abraham
Rus
Felich
Helsingborg
Veritas
Schantz
Havre—Ar
Lacey
Nickels
Nichols
Ben Cruachan
Roberts
Shields
Plutos
Bathurst
Derry
Hiawatha
Village Belle
McLaughlin
St John
Lord Wolseley
McVicker
Anton
Carlson
ST Michaels
Luciolo
NS. Trapani
Marte
Dormini
Waterford
Iris
Cefalu
Marine Notes
Ripon City
Brotehie
Middlesboro
Johns Hopkins
Foster
William Woodward
Stella
Hegeman
Ruth A Price
Lange
Abaco
Lacinia
Potter, Pier
Virate
Hayes
Port Antonio
Wenonal
Londonderry
Augusta Hunter
Victory
Elcoate
Chatham
Hallett
Freese
Barks Osberga
McKensie
Saga
Eer
Stockholm
Sereme
Segerrman
Rio Janeiro
Scis
K_ Drury
Sweetland
Chas F Young
Carson
Port Royal
Blanche Hopkins
Tunnell
Chase Willard
Wallane
ET Cottingham
Florence Randall
Randall
Samuel HM Walker
Carrie Holmes
Hales
Herrick
Servia
Agnes Manning
Maori
Bull River
Yoxford
Crosby
Bermuda Hundred
Henry Finch
Hickman
Beverley
Mand
Robinson
Standard
Oram
Dolphin
Thomas P Ball
Ryder
Selis Win Ho Clowes
Joseph Rudd
Kit Carson
Louisa A Boardman
New Ork
Cow
James St Hoyt
Win Mason
Hattie V Kelsey
C Lane
Bridgeport
AW Smith
Fall River
Port Jefferson
Mary Bb Crosby
Crosson
MM Merriman
Korden
Taunton
S Smith
Rachael Jane
Kidd
Sylvester Hale
RS Dean
Mount’s Bay
Spray
Bremer
Avon
Sroma
McFarline
Traxillo
Port Eads
Marmion
Porto Cortez
E & Ward, Jr
Ruattan
Chalmette
Carmen
Laguna
William F Phelps
Jennie Greenbank
Three Sisters
Sehs Jobn Jackson
Albert W Smith
Mary Weaver
Hennie L James
dAr
Seneca
William
Snow
Frastus Wiman
Bennett
Pee Bedford
Hastings
Gifford
Sarah L Merritt
Silver
John Randolph
Quinn
E Waterman
New London
Atlas
Tobin
Port Au Prince
Amalfi
Bahr
Bernard
Churchward
Para
Metanediat
Purvis
Rembrandt
Paine
Hong Kong
Andromeda
Bunger
Campa
Finilia
Cocurrullo
Lisbon
Barks Fede
Amore
Lamberto
Shanghai
H F Johnson
Coliz
Nimbus
Raffaele Light
Consiglier
Cette
Independenza
Regetta
Valencia
Endrick
Mananoy
Herbert Black
Wellington
Sehs Royal Arcanum
Geold
Ananda
Bethel
Robert Ross
Patterson
Shulee
Annie Hayser
Darwin
Hell Gate
Rogers
Baneres
Emma K Smalley
Clara Leavitt
Leavitt
John Somes
Weehawken
Amelda
Wiley
Chase Raymond
Badser
Python
Cheney
Woodbridge
Nellie Doe
Winslow
Fucksport
Commodore Tucker
Hardy
Newport
Col Richmond
Junels
P Wright & Sons Serva, Pe Ceee
H Brown & Co
Audhotia
Henderson Bros Ainalfs
iJunels Hamburg
Phelps Bros & Co Leerdam
Penniand
Wright & Sons la Bretagne
Louis de Bebian
Volda
Eee
Enee
Breme Oelrichs & Co Baltic
Ismay Wyoming
M Underhill Anle
Gelrichs & Co
Rome
Trenderson Bros Celtic
Ismay Wieland
Hamburg Kunhardt
Key West
Mexico
Society Islands
Australia
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Samoan
Sangwich Islands
East Indies
British India
Belgic
India Wharf
Pier 11
North River
H. M. Whitney
Bonton & Bangor Steamship
Foster's Wharf
Sead DosSvon
Ockland
Camden
Searsport
Bucksort
Winterport
Hampden
Green’s Landing
Southwest Harbor
North Haven
Swans’ Island
Bass Harbor
Boestors and Sullivan
Northwest Harbor
Sedgwick
Brooklin
Bluehill
Surry
Elsworth
Sullivan
Bararbor
Green's Landing
Ellsworth
William H. Hile, Jr
Eastport
Annapolis
N.S
Internationals
Commercial Wharf
Digby
H. Kilby
Nova Scotia
Malifax
Port Hawkesbury
Cape Es Bretton
Plotou
Caratetown
P.E
Cape Breton
Prince Edward Island
St. John's
Lewis Wharf
Atlantic Avenuue
Tre Lers
Arrison Loring
A. D. W. Sampson
Washington Street
Kennebec River
Grr
Gardiner
Augusta
Jason Collins
Lincoln's Wharf
Ll. H. Hyde
Bastron
C.F. Williams
Cloucester
City of Gloucester
Central Wharf
Mk Gloucester
Azores
Madeira
E. A. Adams& CG
Board OF Street Commissioners
Cambridge Street
Brighton
Boston & Albany
George A. Wilson
Horace W. Jordan
Orin Fairbanka
Cycus Dupee
Samuel Hane
H. Parker
Patrick Colby
Noston & Albany Railroad Corporation
J. H. Jenkins
Allston Street
Great Southern Freight and Passenger Lines
Florida
Superior
Richardson & Barnard
Savannah Pier
A. D
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
N. E
Associated Railways
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Piedmont Air Line
Boston & Providence R. Bu
Waldo A. Pearce
Washington Sapet
Boston and
Savannah Steamship Company
Sere Clary and Olek
Macon
Mika
Congress Street
Semeing
Central KR
Florida & Western Railway
A. Dew. Sampson
Boston, Baltimore & Norfolk
Geo E. Smalley
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Spartan
Long Wharf
Norman
West
B. Sampson
Mallory
Galveston
Nueces
Comal
State OF Texas
San Antonio
Seth Sprague
Old Slave House
Yarmouth Steamship Company
Kentville
Davison
City of St. John
Barrington
Shelburne
Lunenburg
Walter Hall
John G. Hall & CO
Chatham Street
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan’s
Louisiana and Texas R. A. and Steamship Co
North Moore St
Mississippi River
Texas
New and
Old Mexico
California
E. K. Currier
E. Hawley
General Eastern
Cromwell S. S. Line
Pier 9
New York City
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Louisiana
Southwest
Knickerbocker
F. Kemble
E. W. Gager
Allan Line
Quebec
Pra
Charles V. Casay
Broad Street
H. & A. Allan
Cunard Line
Furness Line
Uils Line
Fallawe
Lunes Steamships
Stockholm City
Milanese Prydain
Oes
C. Furness
Warren Line
Aaron K. Gay & CO
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