Disputed Arrest of Captain Hinckley in New Zealand Writ
In Auckland a writ of arrest was issued against Captain Hinckley of the ship Leading Wind to prevent departure before securing New Zealand merchants’ cargo claims. The sheriff arrested Hinckley aboard the Alameda. settlement soon reached to release him, with security arranged and a formal general average claim withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
N. Z
Supreme Court
Hinckley
Leading Wind
New Zealand
New York
Boston
Consignees
San Francisco
Campbell
Alameda
Connolly
Hinck- Rey
Norfolk County Wheelmen Open First Tournament at Readville Park
The Norfolk County Wheelmen launched their inaugural event at Readville Park with a brisk east wind and rough track slowing times. J. W. Arentzen of the De Park Rovers won the one mile novice for ordinary bicycles in 3:05, while C. Clark Orcutt of Boston captured the novice for safeties in 2:08 4-5. The Clark brothers, J. P. and E. J., of Dorchester, secured first and second in the one mile ordinary open race near three minutes. C. Tyler of Needham won the one mile safety, open to all, in 3:01, and E. A. McDuffee of West Everett was fouled at the start. Tyler also won the one mile safety for the Norfolk county championship in 3:08 1/5. J. P. Clark led the one mile ordinary handicap with 265 yards, Ed F. J. Clark was 125 yards back, and H. Pevine of Dorchester trailed. The marquee event was the one mile safety handicap for pneumatic tires, won by G. Minturn of Boston in 2:52 after a late surge past about fifteen starters. Tyler placed second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk County
Hyde Park
Readvillerotting Park
J. W. Arentzen
de Park Rovers
C. Clark Orcutt
Boston
Twe Clark Brothers
J. P
E J
Dorchester
C. Tyler
Needham
E. A. McDuffee
West Everett
Tyler
J. P. Clark
FE. J. Clark
H. Pevine
G. Minturn
Minturn
Ocean Race Postponed From Crescent Beach Pier
The great ocean race between Captains Lawlor and Andrews, to start yesterday afternoon from Great Ocean Pier, Crescent Beach, for a silver cup and $5000, has been postponed to Sunday next due to unfavorable weather. Several athletic events planned were also indefinitely postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawlor
Andrews
Great Ocean Pier
Crescent Beach
Schuylkill River Regatta Set For July Fourth In Philly
The Cup and People's Regatta under Schuylkill Navy auspices will be held July 4 on the Schuylkill River National course. Senior and junior single sculls, doubles, pair-oared shells, fours, and eights compete for gold medals and club silvers. Trials in morning, finals in afternoon. Entries close Saturday June 27, 18u1 with Gordon Carri Gan as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuylkill River
Philadelphia
Schuylkill Navy
Gordon
Carri Gan
P. Cox
Bac
Ashmont Driver Escapes Serious Injury After Horse Kick
Mr Samuel G King of Beaumont street Dorchester had a narrow escape in an accident on Adams street when a horse reared and kicked the whipple tree, striking him on the ankle. His wife and child were uninjured while Dr J A Tanner attended him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel G. King
Beaumont Street
Ashmont
Dorchester
Adams Street
Anes
J. A. Tanner
Rumor France asks ex-empress to shorten Paris stay
Paris dispatch from June 17 reports La Presse a Boulangist paper claims the French Government plans to ask the former Empress to shorten her stay in Paris amid circulating rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenie
Paris
la Presse
Dreamed on Beauty's Arm A Broadway Car Encounter
A brief oddball tale from a New Pork Commercial Advertiser piece about a hot uptown Broadway car ride. A freckled boy, a pretty widow, and a fashionable woman collide as the boy dozes against her, awakening to a quiet, lingering envious gaze from fellow riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Pork
Canal Street
Grand
Grand Street
Bay
Beauty
Washington Place
Derivation of Bluestocking Title in 18th Century Clubs
George A Sala recounts the origin of blue stockings linked to Stillingfleet and the Bluestocking Society. It traces how conversations, social buzz, and letters from Mrs Montague and Hannah More shaped the name. Parallels with Venice and Paris clubs are noted, with attributions to Hayward and Cobham Brewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Sala
J. Birkbeck Hill
Boswell
Johnson
Birkbeck Hill
Prey Fitzgerald
Pemerees
Hayward
Lady Crewe
Mme. de Polienne
France
Eugland
Hannah
They Resemble Mille Christine Twin Sisters in Paris Visit
A Bohemian born pair aged 14 toured the Figaro office in Paris with famed guests including Lord Lytton and Clemenceau to display twins joined at the lower body. Rosa and Josepha have two stomachs and distinct tastes, one choosing to eat and drink differently, while officials argued over counting them as one fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie-Christine
London Telegraph
Figaro
Metropolis
Lord Lytton
M. Alexandre Dumas
M. Ludovic Hailévy
M. Muukacsy
M. Gervex
M. Detaille
Prince Roland Bonaparte
Ruiz Zorilla
M. Clemenceau
Bohemia
Christine
Europe
Rosa
Josepha
M. Maurice Lefevre
Bagne
Josépna
Paris
Lhe
New Orleans Briber Sentenced in Hennessey Case
New Orleans La January 17 Today counsel for McCrystal convicted of attempting to bribe McCable who had been summoned as a tales juror in the Hennessey case made application for a new trial. Judge Marr overruled the motion and sentenced McCrystal to one year in the penitentiary the full term of imprisonment provided by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New Oaveana
Jane
McCrystal
McCable
Hennessey
Marr
Shipping News Item With High Water Signal
Shipping update notes high water at 8 meters and indicated day's phase at 8:15. The message references a buoy or station symbol R407 with a 87 24 time marking and possible guidance for mariners.
Port of Boston Shipping News June 17 Arrivals and Departures
Vessels arriving include Steamer Venetian from Liverpool with strong westerly winds. Nestorian from Glasgow via Moville and Galway with fog across Grand Banks. Boston from Yarmouth with loads and crews. Numerous schooners and steamers listed with cargoes and destinations. Norfolk tugboats tow barges. several ships report good weather and some minor incidents. Grounding reported near Barren Island on schooner Carrie A Lane. Advance repairs after collision allow sail to Westerly RI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venetian
Ball
Liverpool
Thayer & Lincoln
Grand Banks
Nestorian
Gunsen
Glasgow
Moville
Galway
Moise
H & A Allan
Boston
Forbes
Yarmouth
John G Hall & Co
Kennebec
Collins
Hath
Tremont
Craig
Portland
Geo A Chaffe
Procter
Gloucester
Luckenbach, Williamson
Norfolk
Mary
Peters
Williams
Guant- Ananamo
Delaware Breakwater
Nash, Spauiding & Co
Brig Lee
Mattsson
Mayaguez
Whitney, Pousland & Co
R Bowers
Thompson
Apalachicola
Annie L Henderson
Henderson
Brunswick
Fannie A Gorman
Belfast
Carter
Jacksonville
Nellie
Dayis
Friendship
Murphy
Port Monton
Ella May
Steeves
Myra B
Olmstead
Josie F
Cameron
St John
Gray
Mary Langdon
MacHoward
Rondout
Odell
Wade
Bath
Minetta
Crockett
Winterport
Clinton
Wilson
Millbridge
William E Leggett
Lewis
Wiscasset
Charles Cooper
Pendscot
T Emerson
Gott
Planter
Smith
Bangor
J Kennedy
Hantley
Calais
Willard
Kelley
Eliot
Atalanta
Post
Rockland
James Haker
Adams
Geo P Kust
Brocklebank
Newburyport
Dorchester
Baltimore
Indian
Philadelphia
H . Dimock
New York
Orion
Reading
Mark Lane
Girgentl
Neyard Haven
Big Jennie Fink
London
Bog
Cooper
Martinique
Batimore
Carrie A Lane
Barren Island
Vineyard Haven
Advance
Aullian
Westerly
Thomaston schooner Cora Dunn loads sugar at Port Spain
The Thomaston schooner Cora Dunn loaded a full sugar cargo at Port Spain Trinidad on May 20 for Delaware Breakwater orders, 150 casks and 130 bags in ballast. New York shipping news reports several June charters including Magdalene to Hamburg and Senator Iken to the Continent, plus coal and petroleum shipments and other vessel charters at Lambert's Point Boston Salem Portsmouth rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomaston
Cora Dunn
Port Spain
Trinidad
Delaware
New York
Ehip Magdalene
Hamburg
Senator Iken
Continent
Baltic
Favorita
Scotland
Lydia M Deering
Portsmouth
Sailed and sailed list of ships to various ports
A compiled shipping notice records sailings and arrivals across multiple ports including Antwerp Buenos Ayres Hamburg Hull Isle of Wight and Liverpool. Entries name ship types owners and destinations such as Glenalvon Sorrento Wilhelm Cremon Rappahannock Visurgis Ienry Villard Bidar Lydian Monarch Annie Reed Alice Leading Wind Elinor Vernon Mary Hasbrouck and others with voyage details to Boston New York Victoria BC Puget Sound Cienfuegos Manila and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Glenalvon
Jones
San Francisco
Sorrento
Ger
Boston
Buenos Ayres
Giuseppina R
Ital
New York
Hamburg
Wilhelm
Constance
Fingley
Tacoma
Isle of Wight
Dunboyne
O'Neil
Portland
Mull
Liverpool
Figari
St John
Meyer
London
Ienry Villard
Perkins
Victoria
Melville Island
Ritchie
Bidar
Philadelphia
Lydian Monarch
Marseilles
Arcangelo Padre
Narrakel
Thomas A Goddard
Sears
Palermo
Andrea la Vico
Bangor
Emilie
Aast
Singapore
Fred P. Litchfield
Young
L’enang
Auckland
Annie Reed
West
Adelaide
Alice
Dunedin
Wellington
Leading Wind
Puget Sound
Elinor Vernon
Berry
Hrishane
Mary Hasbrouck
Ludwig
Cardenas
Jane
James
Daisy Reed
Mitchell
Barbados
Havana
Delaware
Winuna
Hogeland
Transwick
Mlavana
Rice
Wieuley
Halivax
Carib
Crooked Island
Bahamas
J C Ham
Anahuac
Port Pirie
Sourabsaya
Carondelet
Larthenope
Tanjore
Manila
Spe Jago
Cuba
Plovence
Edgett
McBride
NeLiie
Morsa
Baker
Delaware Breakwater
Stjom
Temperance Pell
Carrie Kasler
Roy
Maggie Miller
Carrie
New Bedford
Sultan
Aurora Lorealis
Belfast
Veronica
McLellan
Montevideo
Ina and
Novelty
Hratellt Laurin
Saga
Cardiff
Franconia
Windsor
Albertina
Dill
GF Yin
Sc Sum King Pettis
Ad Whalers
Whaling Fleet Reports Mixed Harbors and Losses At Sea
Provincetown reports the whaling brig DA Small under Captain Winslow with 370 barrels of sperm oil from a 32 month Atlantic cruise. On June 1 in fog a whale crippled the crew, only Winslow and one injured sailor surviving. Nine ships in the fleet captured eight whales for about 130 barrels. A gale knocked down masts and toppled gear. Other vessels list barrels aboard through June with several ships carrying hundreds of barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Mass
DA Small
Winslow
Atlantic Ocean
Hatteras Grounds
Gulf
President
Fortress Monroe
Hatteras
Gage II Phillips
Carrie D Knowles
Franklin
Alcyone
Sun
Baltic
Coast survey steamers monitor Nantucket shoals this summer
The United States coast survey steamer Blake under Lt Vreeland with AD Bache Lt Hinghes and 4nd Endeavor Lt Reynolds at Nantucket will stay through summer to survey Nantucket shoals. June 16 Nantucket notes ship repairs including Lilly raised and hoisted. Hannah D discharged for repairs. Bark Tresinella from Charleston with limited readable lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Coast Survey
Blake
Vreeland
AD Bache
Hinghes
Endeavor
Reynolds
Nantucket
Nantucket Shoals
Lilly
Lark
Norton
Hannah D
John Watt
Repaira
Charleston
Tresinella
Gloucester fishing fleet loads for seining at Cape Cod
A Provincetown report notes a fine body of medium mackerel in Cape Cod Bay with traps yielding 500 to 8000 per trap along the lower cape. Sein ers can reach fish but they lie on the bottom. Boats raise fish around the bay, bringing 60 to 500 per boat on hook. schooners of 116 tons built at Essex for ce & Co. arrive to be fitted for seining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Chisholm
Georges
Hector
Phantom
Dixie
Petrel
Venus
Odd
Fellow
Alabama
Geneva
Mortis
Eliza
Lizzie Griffin
Grand Bank
Essexforce & Co
Provincetown
Cape Cod
North Truro
Cape
Sailing movements from U S ports to distant harbors in June
A list of ships with routes and coordinates tracks in June. Sailings include Ship County of Caithness from San Francisco to Queenstown on April 11 at 48 127 W and Ship Toxteth from San Francisco to Dunkirk on June 6 at 48 N 17 W. Also noted: Bark Queen of the Fleet from Liverpool to St John NB on June 12 at 49 29 and other vessels with lat lon positions and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Caithness
San Francisco
Queenstown
Clan Macpherson
Hull
Godiva
Philadelphia
Hiogo
Toxteth
Dunkirk
Dunboyne
Portland
Boothbay
Key West
Lon
Shaw to Launch 100 Ton Schooner Before Snow Flies
John Shaw prepares moulds for a about 100 ton schooner to be launched before snow. The vessel is for a Boston packet, owned by Shaw alley and others, and commanded by Captain G W Smith of the schooner Josie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machias
John Shaw
Boston Packet
Messrs Shaw, Alley
G W Smith
Josie
Maritime Shipping Movements From Various Ports on June 16 17
A broad chronicle of sailing activity across Atlantic ports notes vessels clearing sailing and loading at Baltimore Boston Bath Bangor and Providence with barges, brigs and schooners heading to destinations including New York Philadelphia and Portland. Local arrivals include the Chatham Boston Charlies Mayer and other steamers noted alongside passing shippers and loaded cargoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Chatham
Boston
Charlies & Mayer
Harry Messer
Pierce
Kennebec
Rachel Seaman
Smith
Carrie A Norton
Vidette
Long
Velasco
Texas
Nathan
Easterbrook, Jr
Blake
Somerset
Tillie Vanderberchen
Bateman
Salem
William W Converse
Lazieton
Charleston
Nova
Stephen G Loud
Pearson
Providence
Henry KR Tilton
New York
Bridgeport
James S Davies
Holmes
Norfolk
Uirdsall
Chambers
Belfast
Charlotte Nash
Pendleton
Hoboken
Jane
C E Bradley
Lee
Weymouth
Sailea
Mary S Bradshaw
Martin L Smith
Charles L Mitchell
Elizabethport
Clark
Island
C E Deering
Newburyport
Hercules
Rattlesnake
Lucy Miller
Orion
Katharine D Perry
Darien
H Cornell
Waas
Cao
Henry Waddington
Magee
Philaelphia
Georgetown
John C Gregory
Andreasson
Bertha F
Walker
Harding
la Hyannis
Nowell
Nickerson
Philadelphia
Luella
Hell Gate
Bark Antigua
Windsor
Schs
Ernelia
Kingsland
Lawrence
Shelbourne
Prudent
Dixon
St John
Abbie Sowker
Boynton
Bath
Jeremiah Smith
Tryon
War Steed
Gooking
New Keaford
Abbentley, Baker
New Haven
New Bedford
Atiana
George & Albert
Parker
Wareham
Beechwood
Llorcales
Todd
Wood
Calais
Owl's Head
L Kinney
Portland
Mart
American Union
Townsend
Paspeblas
Elm City
Etheredge
Empress
Kelly
Bangor
Addie Charleson
Charleson
Jedmonds
Fiddler Wimington
Del
Specian
Luther
Ward
Drinkwater
Mallaponi
Warren
Potter
Andrews
John Bracewell
Benson
Lanesville
Alston
Dyer
Franklin
Indiana
Liverpool
Parthian
Parks & O Clark
Stahl
Ravenswood
Kennedy
Halifax
Olive Thurlow
Gooding
Bilbao
Matanzas
Erickson
Stella
Rich
Tuck
Eldridge
Eva Adelie
Lord
Newport
Mollie Rhodes
Dobbins
Vinal Haven
Telumah
Marshall
Allyn
Rockport
Spherrual
Waldemar
Port-au-Prince
Ira Bliss
Rockland
Scis
General Grant
Mabel Hall
Rondout
Charley Woolsey
D W Hammond
Morris & Cl
Rathburn
Ibrothers
Kickford
Norwalk
Evan Ferris
Harry Landell
Greely
Wilmington
Lt Croix
Carter
Cape Haytien
Angie L Green
McElwee
Ocean steamers headed to Boston and New York today
Shipping notices list multiple vessels due June 18 to Boston and surrounding ports, including NYASSA from Binefields, KANSAS from Liverpool, COLORADO from Hull, and JOHAN SVenverour from Latacoa, with various agents in Boston, Liverpool, and London coordinating arrivals. Additional entries show NOORSEMAN and Sorrento from Liverpool and Antwerp, plus New York bound departures due today and Friday June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Nyassa
Binefields
Geo D Emery
Kansas
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Colorado
Hull
Isag
Sanderson & Son
Johan Svenverour
Latacoa
WW & CR
Leon
Port Antonia
Boston Fruit Co
Agenta
Hangelund
Baracoa
Rogers & Co
Scyria
Alex Martin
Noorseman
Boscrontan
Thayer & Lincoln
Peconic
Palmero
Gibraltar
Phelps Broa & Co
Milanesh
London
C Furness
Catalonia
Kenawikoer
Hamburg
Antwerp
Halifax
Patterson
Sorrento
Gil & Loots
Kenner
Leghorn
Phelps Bros & Co
New York
Amentcn
National Line
Gaallia
W H Brown & Co
Gkimanic
J Ilamay
City of Roma
Moville
Henderson Broa
Shipping Agents Timetable With Various Destinations
A historic time list shows multiple carrier routes with dates and times. Entries include SPAARNDAM Rotterdam to fanch Edge Co Wieen Bremen to Oetrichs Co and several others. Times range from 2 30 pm to 5 00 am with ports such as Hamburg Havre Glasgow Liverpool Bermuda and Bermuda connections. The list notes agents BR J Cortis Oxinoco Outerbridge Finch Henderson AURANIA and Oelriehs with weekly publication on Monday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furst BlUeMssex
Hamburg
BR J Cortis
Oxinoco
Bermuda
Outerbridge & Co
Averaap
Rotterdam
Finch
Edge & Co
Ancuoria
Glasgow
Henderson Lios
Agenia
Aurania
Liverpool
W H Brown
LA Bourgogne
Havre
A Forget
Saale
Bremen
Oelriehs & Co
Thursay
Specially addressed international mails and closures
The notice lists multiple routes and vessels for specially addressed correspondence to Cuba, St. Domingo, Windward Islands, Brazil, Europe, Mexico, and other regions. It specifies steamers, departure cities, dates in June, and closing times for the Boston office. It also covers Trans Pacific mails to Japan Australia and Pacific islands, with closures on June 18, 19, 20, and 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Santiago de Cuba
Tampa
Truxilio
J Oteri, Jr
New Orleans
St. Domingo
Turks Island
Saginaw
New York
St. Thomas
St. Croix
Martinique
Guadeloune
Barbadoes
Trinidad and
Savanilla
Curacoa
Vo Ae
Venezuela
Windward Islands
Bermuda
Para
Ceara
Brazil
Lisbonense
Greatritain
Ireland
Aurania
London
England
Southamton
Germany
Kremen
Saale
France
Havre
la Bourgogne
Yucatan
Campeche
Tabasco
Chiapas
Mexican
Orizaba
Europe
Nevada
Progreso
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Rio Janeiro
San Francisco
Boston
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoa
Ha. Wallab Islands
Society Islands
Costa Rica
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Halifax
Hawaiiian Islands
Brooklyn ship hulk recalls navy’s age of sail at pier
An old hulk named the Brooklyn lies idle at a New York & New England railroad pier. Once the pride of the nation with twenty guns, she helped power the famous Mississippi run and served with the Asiatic squadron. Now worn and repurposed as a coal barge after a 146 day China voyage and shaft damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York & New England Railroad
Post
United States
Brooklyn
Mississippi
Asiatic Squadron
China
New York
Portsmouth
Thomas Butler & Co
City of Columbia Sails After Collision Near Paton's Neck
The City of Columbia reporting from City Island says it collided at 8:30 p.m. off Paton's Neck with the schooner Olive from Joggins bound for New York with sailing cargo. The Olive sank with its stern sheared off just forward of the waterline, while the Columbia suffered only minor machinery trouble and resumed its voyage after taking the crew aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City of Columbia
Yarmouth
City Island
Paton’s Neck
Olive
Joggins
Neptune Associates hold Lake Walden games draw 1000
At Lake Walden yesterday about 1000 spectators watched Neptune Associates athletic games. O'Brien of M A C beat James Riley in boxing, Doherty beat Levy in another class, Wallis defeated Giblin in a special bout, and Wolstencroft led the 100 yard dash while Doyle won the mile. St Johns beat a picked nine for 18 to 9 in the silver cup baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Walden
Neptune Associates
O’brien
James Riley
Doherty
Cooper Boat Club
Levy
Wallis
Wolstencroft
James Doyle
J. Monksey
P. Sheehan
Lin
St. Johns
Post 68 camp fire at Vose's Grove milton amid rain
On Bunker Hill Day a Post 68 camp fire at Vose's Grove Milton drew a small crowd despite cold and rain. Old soldiers stayed home, while a few veterans enjoyed music and hot coffee and beans. The event offered a brief taste of army life but failed to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post 68
Bunker Hill
Vose's Grove
Milton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Local Agents of British Average Adjusters’ Association
Norfolk County Wheelmen
Readville Trotting Park
Lawlor and
Shipping News
Port OF
Marine Notes
Eaton
Johnson & CV
Bostox
Savannah Fast Freight
Aunah Steamship Co
Hart
New England & Sa
Gate City
City OF
Macon
City OF Macon
Central Railway of Georgia
Savannah
Florida & Western Railway
Georgia
South Carolina
Loolalana
Florida
G. Pearson
N. FE
G. Fox& W. Ry
Washington St
Dew
Sampson
Savannah Fast Freign Line
Washington
Mt Aed
N. BE
Lewis Hart
Atlantic
New ‘York
New Yorks
New England
Ft. K
Metropolitan 83. Co
Sound Lines
Ocean Steamship Company
A. Dew. Sampson
N. E
Waallington St
Clyde Steamship CO
Great Southern
Eloer Lda
South
Eliver
Washington Street
J. A. Fuanders
Theo. G. Eger
Bowling Green
White Star Line
Royal Mail
Redstar Line
E. A. Adams & CO
State St
Cor
Broad St
Hoston
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
Arizona
New and
Oid Mexico
California
Currier
E. Wawley
Rae
Broadway
Steamship Line
Malifax
Port Hawkesbury
Pictou
Charlottetown
Maritime Provinces
Carroll
State of Indiana
RE. B. Gardner
South Side
Lewis’ Wharf
L. HW. Palmer
Old State House
Yvies Eastport
St. John
N. B
International 88. CO
Commercial Wharf
Newness
Fastport
St. Join
Poruand
Eastport
E. A. Waldron
Gen. Act
Satur
P.m
India Wharf
Pier 11
North River
H. M. Whitney
Warren Line
Norseman
Jdune
Milk Street
Allan Line
A. Allan
State Street
Leyland Line
Bostonian
Thayere & Lincoln
Staite Street
Cunard Line
Cephalons
Dune
Samaria Sduly
Pavonia
L Pavonia
SOX
CALIN
Ofice
Alexander Martl
RDAY
ECOND
Furness Line
Durham City
C. Furness
Water
Boston Fruit Co.’S Steamers
Jamaica
Tropics
A. W. Preston
Long Wharf
GRIMM
Wh. Johnston & CO
Water Street
Yarmouth S
Nova Scotia
Hroston
Vier
Lewis Wharf
N. S
J. F. Spinney
John G. Hall & CO
Chatham St
Thomas Cook & Son
W. H. Eaves
Parker House
Grand Rapids, Hewaygo
Lake Shore
R.R. CO
Office OF
Chicago & West Michigan By. Co
Scate Ste
Chicago & West Michigan Railway Company
Unior Irust Company
Charles Merriam
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Floston
Perth
Spartan
Parthias
F. P. Wing
E. B. Sampson
Fiske
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga. Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
Baltimore & Ohio RR
A.M. Graham
Central Wharf
Canada Atlantic Steamship Co
NES Steel Steamship
Prince Edwards Island
Newfoundland
Mallory
Galveston
Leona
San Marcos
Neuces
Concho
Brainwick
Fernandina
State OF Texas
San Antonio
Seth Sprague
Fortland
Kennebec River
Lincoln’s Wharf
Richmond
Gardiner
Hallowell
Augusta
L. H. Palmer
GEO
HLLLS
Haroldine
North Weymouth
Glidden & Bridge
E.G. Morris & CO
Sudbury St
Bstov
E.C. Morris & CO
E. van Noorden & CO
Harrison Ave
Crocker, Burbank & Co
Fitchburg, Mass
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