19th annual commencement at Boston College
The 19th annual commencement of Boston College will be held in Boston College hall Wednesday evening at o'clock. The Middlesex railroad carried more passengers Monday than ever before, with every available car in service. Hull Yacht Club admits 13 new members and adds three yachts to its fleet. The Massachusetts National Bank marks a 100 year milestone this fall, tracing its origins to Hamilton Place and Tremont Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston College
Boston College Hall
Hull Yacht Club
Continental Guards
City Hall
J. W. Black & Co
Massachusetts National Bank
Hamilton Place
Tremont Street
Middlesex Railroad
Massachusetts Glass Ball Association
Frank T. Noble
Boston
John Buffum
Melrose
Allen Houghton
Worcester
Charles Hartwell
Albert Keating
Quincy
L. Arnold
Marlboro
M.B. L. Bradford
Springfield
Ten and Fifteen Story Apartment Houses Rising in New York
The Navarro group on Seventh Avenue and 59th Street leads a wave of new housing in Manhattan. Eight hundred workers and 16 steam elevators drive completion as the largest, priciest buildings near readiness for next summer. The Hawthorne co op on 59th Street, the Munro tower project by Ware, the Murray Hill hotel on 4th Avenue, and a 10 story cooperative at Madison and 20th Street are also nearing finish or prepared for owners in coming weeks.
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New York
Mr. Navarro
Seventh Avenue
59Th Street
4Th Avenue
4Th and
Madison Avenues
40Th
41St Streets
Madison Avenue
20Th Street
Sullivan denies Boston Globe rumors in private letters
A Brooklyn Eagle item reproduces a private letter from John L. Sullivan denying beatings of his wife and disputing gossip about his mother. He claims a Boston Globe writer started the harmful reports and vows action. A companion letter from his wife supports his character and calls the rumors malicious lies.
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Boston
John L. Sullivan
Brooklyn Eagle
Sullivan
Tam
Boston Globe
John
Globe
New Haven announces many college prizes and scholarships
President Porter unveils numerous prizes previously kept private including Cobden club medal Scott German prize and mathematical prize with senior scholarship and fellowships. Awards span 1883 to 1886 with first second and third places across mathematics Latin composition and declamation for several classes.
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New Haven
Conn
Porter
Cobden Club
E. H. Moore
Slestyn
Winthrop
G. F. Graener
Allen
Joseph S. Halliday
Frank D. Pavey
H. Baldwin
Bridgman
Pitkin
Richards
Shipman
W. H. Carhart
Doggett Hobbs
Jarvis
Welles
Cross
Foster
Mallone
Robinson
Storrs
Mallon
White
Wiggins
Crane
Frear
Linsley
W.g.green
Williams
Woolsley
W. H. Parks
Hurlburt
C. M. Lewis
O. Dyer
Berkeley
Fillevalle
Lewis
Pasks
Pierson
Schwab
Bidwell
Brown
Dickey
Dyer
Jaggard
Reid
Whitmore
Dutcher
Deaths of Albert G Bradstreet and George Bridges Rodney
Albert G Bradstreet died at his Melrose home on Saturday June 16 from paralysis. He previously ran hotels in Boston Albany Montreal and several western cities and served nearly 12 years as doorkeeper of the U S House of Representatives in Washington. He was 79, survived by a widow three daughters and two sons. George Bridges Rodney prominent Delaware lawyer died at Newcastle on Sunday June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert G. Bradstreet
Melrose
Boston
Albany
Montreal
House of Representatives
Washington
George Bridges Rodney
Delaware
Newcastle
Del
Sanday
Charlestown
George Doherty
Fleet Street
Boston Grounds
Boston and Providence Railroad
James Wilson
John Sullivan
City Square
Wilson
Sullivan
Burke, Mountain and
Houghton
Minnie Bunker
Alexander McDonald
Nova Scotia
Hawkins Street
McDonald
Weather Indications Signal Shifts in New England
Light rains and fat weather are expected in New England with winds shifting to southwest and west. A falling barometer followed by a rising trend in the south and west, while temperatures remain steady or show a slight rise.
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New England
Special Weather Bulletin Sees Storm North Of Lake Region
The storm, central earlier in the upper Lake region, moves northwestward and is now north of the lower Lake region. Brisk southwest to northwest winds and local rains in most districts, followed by clearing and cooler weather in the Lake region and Ohio valley.
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Upper Lake Region
Lower Lake Region
Lake
South Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Atlantic
New England
Middle Atlantic
Middle States
Laxe
Mississippi
Ohio
Cairo
St. Louis
Keokuk
Missouri
Mining stock closing prices in San Francisco
The official closing prices of mining stocks in San Francisco on June 18 list Los Adoins and several best and belcher Bodie Con Northern Belle Crown Point Eureka Con Sierra Nevada Elko Hale and Norcross Yellow Jacket and other miners with varied quot.shares end quotes.
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San Francisco
Cal
Aidions Ceesees
Cesees
Martin White
Aidass
Midiablo
Best and Belcher
Northern Belle
Virginia
Usavaic
Crown Point
Eureka
Sierra Nevada
Elko Oes
Hale & Norcross i
Veterans replay Bunker Hill battle at Point of Pines
Veterans from Lynn Swampscott and Marblehead joined a large crowd at Point of Pines to witness a staged Civil War reenactment. Brig. Gen. Peach led Union forces with a 400-strong rebel force under Col. Strachan. The afternoon battle featured fort defenses, cannon, and a dramatic capture of the rebel fort amid rain and cheering crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Pines
Lander
Grand Army of
Hoitt
Uyny
Pines River
Benjamin F. Peach, Jr
C. Frye
E. E. Currier
C. W. Knapp
T. E. Barker
John 8. Emerson
Byron L. Whittredge
Horace Sawyer
Orvin Kenney
Lloyd
Col. Baker
Curran
Daniel Fellows
Signal Corps
J. F. Ridley
William Sprague
Emily
Peach
Ee Mascotte at the Museum review and Oakland garden opening
A large audience attended Ee Mascotte at the Museum last evening with Praiseworthy performances by Perugini Miss Almar Jansen and Mr Wilson though pacing and lack of rehearsal marred parts of the show. Oakland garden opened to about 3500 attendees with Callender's colored minstrels delivering a high quality program including Billy Kersands Sam Lucas and the Hyer sisters.
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Audran
John Howson
George W. Wilson Prat
Walt Hampshire
Pacacatis Csc
teeneescesseqOets
Ate Matheo
Olus Puyvlician
Cess
Sepeetieness Ssr
Fred P. Ham Bettina
Wereeschwasenne
Geraldine Almar
Fiametta
Cinsabeh
Perugini
Almar
Bettina
Miss Jansen
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Howson
Mr. Barnabee
Lorenzo
Mr. Ham
Hampshire
Oakland Garden
Callender
Billy Kersands
Messrs. Johnson, Hawkins
Alabama Picaninnies
Sam Lucas
Hyer Sisters
Messrs
King and Brown
Callenders
Important Changes in Eastern Railroad Summer Timetable
The Sea Shore Line reports new summer time changes across the Eastern railroad. Boston departures shift to 12 30 P M for St John and east, with White Mountains express trains at 9 25 A M and 1 30 P M weekdays. Through services extend to Fabyan s and Parlor cars added on several runs. Returning times adjust accordingly and several coastal and inland stops receive revised daily and Sunday schedules.
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Eastern Railroad
St. John
Bangor
Boston
White Mountains
Fabyan’s
Forst. John
Halifax
Grand Trunk Railway
Farmington
Phillips
Rangeley Lakes
Lewiston
Augusta
Portland
Saco
Biddefor¢ i
Point of Pines
Boar’s Head
Hampton Beach
N.H
Atlantic Coast
Concord
Hampton Station
HH. Dumas
Prop
R. Jelstulbrm
Body found near Egg Rock identified as Morris Kenney
The body of Morris Kenney of Forest Hills was found floating between Egg Rock and Marblehead on Sunday. It was brought to Marblehead by a Boston yacht. The head and hands were badly decomposed and the Medical Examiner Carlton was summoned. Clothing examination identified the body as Kenney, believed to have drowned on Memorial Day.
Arrest of Clarence Smith for pocket picking in Boston scene
Inspector Knox and Detective W E Appleton seized Clarence Smith aged 26 for picking the pocket of an unknown lady in front of Monument hall around 1 L o clock Monday morning. Smith is described as an old offender. Hannah Roberts, 13, of 19 White street East Boston, was thrown from a carriage at Main and Walker corner.
Embezzler Blaney Arrested Over $44,000 Theft at Local Bank
Arthur H. Blaney 30, of Dorchester, arrested after $44,000 vanished from the Massachusetts Loan and Trust company at 18 Post Office Square. He admitted long running embezzlement begun in 1880, with $10,000 in a single jump. Blaney confessed before company officers and police after returning from New York. He is held on $50,000 bond pending municipal court examination continuation.
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Arthur H. Blaney
Beach Street
Dorchester District
Massachusetts Loan and Trust Company
Post Office Square
Ham
Blaney
Boston
Fall River
Harrison Square
No. 18
Crosby
Reynolds
Flying Yankee opens fast rail link Boston St John
The first all rail run from St John to Boston completed in 15 hours 14 minutes over 454 miles. Conductor Edward Russ lamented delays caused near the Pines and Salem, while passengers praised the new service and its impact on St John and Bangor. Notables including Mayor Jones and J. Hardy traveled aboard, signaling a landmark cross-border rail improvement.
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St. John
N. B
Eastern Railway
Post
Edward Russ
Portland
Boston
Russ
Salem
Point of Pines
Pines
Bangor
Mayor Jones
James Hardy
Charity bazaar at City of Mexico Two Republics raises funds
At the recent charity bazaar benefit residents sold single flowers for 100 dollars and offered ice cream at 10 dollars per dish in many cases, boosting proceeds for the event.
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Mexico
Mails Close at Boston Post Office for Europe and Pacific Steamers
The Boston Post Office lists final mail closing times for transatlantic routes to Europe and for Pacific routes. It specifies steamer names such as Amerique Scythia Fulda Gellert Celtic City of Chester and Batavia with June 19 and June 22 sailings from New York or Boston, and supplementary closes at 11:00 AM for Pacific services. Letters should be in by eight or nine days before sailing.
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France
Brest
Havre
Amerique
New York
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Scythia
Fone AG Ia Co
Southampton
Bremen
Fulda
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Hampurg
Gellert
Celtic
Ednes- Gay
Fang DO
City of Chester
Ptigay
Fortland
Glasgow
Ethiopia
Haburg
Batavia
Boston
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Rts
East Indies
Sanrancisco
Sandwich Islands
Fiji Islands
Sydney
Nsw
New Zealand
Australia
San Francisco
Pacific
Shis
United States
John Carle& Sons
Portable Electric Light CO
Water Street
Massachusetts
Sagas
Isestom
Scientific American
Warra Bridge
City Hall
Warren Bridge
Warren Dridge
Francis W. Pray
City Ball
Moon Island
Lucius Slade
Eng Hat
Committee On
Joe
Grammar School
Eggleston Square
Ward 23
Shipping Log Sees Multiple Vessels Arrive and Depart
Boston reports June 18 as several ships depart and arrive including Scandinavian from Glasgow and Gallia from Liverpool. Glasgow records Nebraska from New York and Sarmatian from Montreal, while New York lists Gallia and others. Hamburg to Hull routes, and arrivals at Antwerp and London reflect a busy Atlantic trade network with regular port calls.
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Boston
Scandinavian
Glasgow
Nebraska
New York
Gallia
Liverpool
Romano
Hull
Katie
London
Westphalia
Hamburg
Sarmatian
Montreal
Palestine
Antwerp
Ludwig
Lydian Monarch
Sally
Zaandam
Bordeaux
Harley
Baltimore
Halifax
Carroll
Plymouth
Pontiac
Lake Manitoba
Boston City
City of San Antonia
Fernanina
Steamers and ships sailing from Glasgow and Atlantic ports
The list records vessels and routes including Steamer Scandinavian sailing from Glasgow June 6 via Londonderry and Galway with 853 steerage passengers, noting nine days four hours passage and fine weather. Other vessels mentioned include Steamer Worcester to F W Nickerson, Steamer Lancaster to Philadelphia, Allentown to Philadelphia, and multiple small brigs and schooners in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick ports.
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Scandinavian
Park
Glasgow
Londonderry
Galway
Madse
H & A Ahan
Worcester
Brenkinship
Charlottetown
Pei
Halifax
F W Nickerson
Location of Pilot Boats and ships list
Inner Station Hull Lillie No 1 and Outer Station Cape Cod Fleur de Lis No 7 are given along with a cruising roster including Eben Jordan No 2 D J Lawler No 3 George H Warren No 4 Louisa Jane No 5 Florence No Sylph No 9.
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Hull
Vineyard and Harbor Vessel Movements Report
From Our Correspondents Vineyard Maven lists numerous schooners and steamers with home ports and destinations including Hoboken Philadelphia Dover Providence New York Boston and Portland. Entries mention crews captains such as A W Ellis Garland Hunter and Anna Currier and note calm to variable winds with ships ashore or sailing toward New York Providence and Bangor among others.
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Vineyard Maven
W Ellis
Ferguson
Philadelphia
Lynn
Pierce
Lord
Hoboken
Dover
Howard Holder
Farnsworth
Providence
John
Anna Currier
van Wart
Alaska
Hamilton
Portland
Garland
Libby
Sands River
Hunter, Nash
Hurricane Island
Washington, DC
Coral Vangilder
Steelman
Richmond
Petersburg
Virginia
Thomas R Pillsbury
Pitcher
Point Judith
Boston
Storm Petrel
Hunter
Cora Stangilder
Schs
Emeline G Sawyer
Kelley
Jorgins
New York
Vesta
Harper
Dorchester
Cayen
Williams
E L de Pai North
David Tant
WT Donnal
J E Petters
J A Dickman
Empress
Ery E Smith
William McLean
Wind South
Light Down
Edward Stanley
Sherman
New Bedford
Bangor
Pearl
Goucher
Windsor
H V Garndell
Brett
Sydney
Scis
Lucy
Mary Adelaide
Bay
Aunt Houghton
Nate Eee Schs
Wallace
Arpswica
Fackland
Mary Andrews
Willaws
Om Toe Suing
Shipping list notes multiple June arrivals and sailings
A dense log lists numerous June sailing events and arrivals by steamers and barks. Vessels include the brig Urbana from Brunswick and bark Comsten from Charleston, steamer Nebraska from New York, and ships like Silverhorn and Matterhorn bound for Gulf and European ports. Port mentions include Baltimore, New Orleans, Pensacola, Hamburg, and Queenstown with departures to Hamburg, Boston, and Ireland.
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Trea Ielona
Urbana
Vaguero
Brunswick
Comsten
Olsson
Charleston
Pillax
Kutn
Hinore
Bordeaux
Harlsey
Baltimore
Bremen
Inverailan
Schultze
Galveston
Pungerness
Maggie L. Carvill
Rouse
New York
Hamburg
Wdunkirk
Matilda C Smith
Smith
Dante
Cosulich
Pensacola
Nebraska
Newark
Havre
JB Newcomb
Newcomb
Liverpool
Knight Companion
Murdock
San Francisco
Pendragon
Morrish
Portland
Silvian Star
Mann
Apalachicola
Cypress
Parker
New Orleans
Sarmathen
Montreal
Palestine
Boston
Lizard
Grant
Christensen
Mdon
Johanne
Brinkama
I7th
Montrose
Taylor
Evening Star
Norbeck
McDougall
Davis
New Otk
Queenstown
Silverhorn
Dougall
Routenbeck
Stitt
Stabell
Rutlandshire
Saunders
San
Zaandam
Seateen
Protector
Wald
Tromsoe
Venus
Holm
Gloucester fishing arrivals report totals for cod hake haddock halibut and mackerel
Fishermen at Gloucester report 30 arrivals since Saturday noon with 394,009 pounds codfish 66,600 pounds hake 31,000 pounds haddock and cod 9,800 pounds halibut and 956 barrels mackerel.
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Gloucester
Sehna Reported Spoke at Sea and Port Delays Noted
Sehna was reported spoken at sea on April 16 with one whale. Entries list ships including Lucretia Kelley from New Bedford, bark John Winthrop from Shiverick and Talcahuana bound for the Arctic Ocean, windbound on May 4. Barks Emma F Harrian and James Allen and others carried cargoes or left Tumbez with spot loads, with no further reports since departing Juan Fernandez.
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San Francisco
Lucretia
Kelley
New Bedford
Arctic Ocean
Talcahuana
John Winthrop
Shiverick
Emma F Harrian
Holmes
Boston
Tumbez
Hope On
Borden
Juan Fernandez
James Allen
Lake New Bedford
Port
Maritime Strait Letters and Positions From Bermuda to Queenstown
A scanned maritime report lists several ships with positions and routes. American full rigged ship JRTN near Sandy Hook on June 6. British WRLM bound for Queenstown from San Francisco on April 19 at lat 26 North, 39 West. Astronom from Eramburg to New York on June 5 at lat 49, Jon 7. Mallsgate from Liverpool to Honolulu, June 3 at 35 North, 15 West. Alba from Ivigtut to Philadelphia, 18 days out. Kelverdale New York to Sydney on May 2 at 15 North, 35 West. Lady Head London to Vancouver Island on May 22 at 19, 25 West. Survivor from Boston to Cavenn on May 5 at 27 North, 42 West. Sir Frank M Howes from Baltimore to Demerara on June 9 off Bermuda.
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Sandy Hook
WRLM
San Francisco
Queenstown
Bark Astronom
Ger
Klopper
Eramburg
New York
Jon
Bark Mallsgate
Edkin
Liverpool
Honolulu
Lon
Alba
Dan
Ivigtut
Philadelphia
Bark Kelverdale
Peck
Sydney
Nsw
Lady Head
Conrad
London
Vancouver Island
Brig Survivor
Slocumb
Boston
Cavenn
Sir Frank M Howes
Rich
Baltimore
Demerara
Bermuda
Antwerp
aAr
Mary I Baker
Sutton
Melbourne
Marquis of Lorne
Raymond
Talcahuana
Buenos Ayres
Anna
McPhael
Barbadoes
Harry Smith
Weeks
Rosario
Samuel Hale
Haven
Tin Port
Watlington
Greenock
Clark
Meenden
Meentzes
Excelsior
Mayor
Mabel Hooper
Hooper
Bangor
Carbarien
Taylor Dickson
Lake
Vera Tuz
Caribou
Delaware
Espan
Chatham Web
Northern Star
Sherry
Ayr
Moliland
Hollywood
Cork
Wellington
Young
Newcastle
E. Greenock
Trinacria
Kitchen
Calcutta
Columbia
Garvie
Apies
qGuantanamo
Morning Star
Leonhardt
Rebecca A Carter
Burton
St Jago
G de Zaldo
Canadian
Leblanc
Alifax
Nova Scotian
Richardson
St Johns
Brantford City
Alderson
Caspian
Thompson
Worcester
Blankenship
Charlottetown
Pet
Magdalen Islands
Laura
Douglas
Barry
Crockett
Holyhead
Tarifa
Jones
Liv
Brothers and Sisters
Cook
Huanilles
P G Blanchard
McIntyre
United Kingdom
Peru
Oakes
Valparaiso
Do Do
Stewart Freeman
Callao
Ella Vose
Doody
Memlo
Horn
de Do
Hantsport
Scr
Chase Bayles
Gladding
Menue Aalien
Lota
Swensen
California
Belle O'Brien
Palmer
Continent
Havelock
Disg
Silas Fish
Wiliams
Kate Howe
Hodge
St Kilda
Rosseter
Unanimi
Whitehouse
United States
Almira Robinson
Snow
Nina Shelden
Colson
Arizona
Brownell
Bessie Markham
Faulkner
Aspatogan
Forbes
Reading
Jamieson
Leghorn
Palermo
Montreal
Grecian
le Galiais
Glasgow
Punjaub
Guy
Bahia
Sarnia
Lindall
Yuba
McLean
Pictou
St Joseph
Bosse
Somerset
James
Bristol
Bolivia
Hutton
Three Rivers
Sea
Cupid
McNicol
Newcastle NB
Mary
Wilbur
Murphy
Sligo
Leona
Conlon
Newcastle Nswv
Nonantum
Foye
Crescent
Ruland
Padang
Mystic Belle
Davis
Krasmapolsky
Warbeck
Jexrabero
Recovery
Cook Sharpness
Riberra
Pye
St N. A
Quebec
Bertie Bigelow
Robbins
Barrow
Abbotsford
McWilliams
Mersey
McFarlane
Maryport
Parisian
Wylie
Coreana
Moore
Cavour
Watt
Eriminta Johnson
Father Point
Concordia
Rollo
Magdalen Light
Lake Huron
Bernson
Richibucto NB
Wacissa
Stevens
River Mersey
J W
Currie
Fur- Rio Janeiro
Mariposa
Howard
Stanmore
Devereaux
St John
St Jo Nwf
Alhambra
Farquhar
Halifax
Bark Mi
Patterson
Havana
Emma
Geo Moulton, Jr
Landereran
W Morse
Hawley
Barks Freidig
Gordon
Hall
Charles E Smith
Barrett
Cambridgeport
Shubert
King
J W Everman
Crocker
Richmond
Pioneer
Platt
Norfolk
Avonport
Smith
Hamburg
Thomas Clyde
Biddle
Cardenas
Ruth F Carlisle
McBride
Chester
Habsburg
Heilmers
Bremer
Southampton
Anders
Oelrichs & Co
Low
Main
Chateau Lafite
Journeill
Bordeaux
Del
Neptun
Amsterdam
AJ Pettengill
Portland
Schs
MA Holmes
Bessie Morris
Allen Green
Delaware Breakwater
Barstow
Cohen
Providence
Lillie
John Smith
Kerstel
Port Discovery
Mary Glover
Conner
Port Madison
Farnham
Port Townsend
Prussia
Wickberg
Richmond Va
Sch Lacy D Thatcher
Rose
K H Florence
Old Dominion
New
Gate City
Hedge
Samuel Lb Hubbard
Mckaffey
New London
George S Marts
Henderson
Wilma
Peter C Schultz
Williams
Bath
Harry G Shepherd
Bartlett
Perth Amboy
Joseph Scutter
Watts
Thomaston
Margaret E Lyons
Bark Glacier
Morse
Louden
Lighthouse light to be discontinued at Bucal Coal Harbor Me
Notice from the Lighthouse Board dated June 1883 announces the front light at Bucal Coal Harbor Maine will be discontinued after August 1. In Norwalk Connecticut a spar buoy near White Rock and nearby ledge drifted about 200 feet due to spring ice, yet no harm occurred. Buoy bearings at Channel Rock and Caukeen's Reef are noted as slightly off and may need retouching with red paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lighthouse Board
Washineton
Bucal Coal Harbor
Stephen C Rowan
USN
Throggs Neck Reef
Norwalk
Conn
White Rock
Hay Island
Channel
Caukeen’s
Goose Island
Sailings and Sales Across The Atlantic and Gulf Coast
Sci J Kennedy of Lubec 98 tons sold to James Marchie & Son of Calais. Twilight returns to St John NB with captain ill after sailing for Derry. Sir Lucy Wentworth of Calais 75 tons sold at auction for 1075 dollars to P M Purington of Calais. Mars of New Bedford 256 tons purchased by Captain William Lewis of New Bedford from Edward F Potter of Dartmouth. Sir Sandy Hock 107 tons sold to KK W Barlow of Pocasset for 5500 dollars. Alamo steamer launched at Chester Pa from Roach yard for C H Mallory line. Ephraim & Anna schooner found abandoned at sea. Captain Harvey murdered, ship in salvage dispute under US Marshall Kerns. The vessel gained water in port, crew left with apparel and bedding. captain’s belongings remain aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sci J Kennedy
Lubec
James Marchie
East Haddam
Conn
KK W Barlow
Pocasset
Chester
Roach
Alamo
C H Mallory Line
Philadelphia
Ephraim & Anna
Boston
Storm King
United States
Marshall Kerns
Harvey
Wate
Disasters Reported From Across the Atlantic and Gulf
Victorian dispatches describe Thornton ashore at Barclay Sound with all hands safe. Matchless sinks near Krakatoa with crew saved. bark Mary S Gibson missing after distress in lat 42 50 N long 50 W. Archeus sinks near Banquero with crew landed at Codroy. Florida ashore near Church Flats in bad position, pumps and lighters prepared to refloat. ongoing rescue efforts underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Thornton
Barclay Sound
Matchless
Dawes
Thoilo
Boston
Isle of Krakatoa
Mary S Gibson
St John
McLeod
Baltimore
Havre
Antwerp
St Johns
Archeus
Codroy
Charleston
Florida
Church Flats
Maritime Arrival and Departure Notices From Beliza and Rotterdam
Special despatch lists vessels and dates: Belize Ar June 5, sch W H Wotherspoon Ponder from Harare Ar June 16, steamer Holland from New York Rotterdam aAr June 16 steamer Cynthia St John NB Ar June 16 sch S T Whitmore Black inton from Port Royal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Exchange
Belize
Maritime arrivals and sailings from multiple ports in June listings
Shipping notices show vessels arriving from Vera Cruz and Moodyville, with ships bound for New York Sydney and London. Several sailings include Concordia from Glasgow to Montreal and Philadelphia, and entries for Calcutta Singapore Marseilles and Havana routes. Ships named include Rainbow Diana Lizzie H Homewood Cuban Mentor Clymene and Belle Alliance among others with dates in May and June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuspan
Wm H. Dietz
Collins
Vera Cruz
New York
Victoria BC
A C Meyer
Kraesenebec
Bombay
San Stefano
Sproule
Bretmaen
Calcutta
Anahuac
Hallett
Singapore
Lizzie H, Howard
Madras
M& E
James Turpie
Smith
Williams
Barbadoes
Colin Archer
Larren
Miramichi
Jarlen
Beck
West Bay
Frank
Andersen
Galveston
London
Jime
Scotland
Lockhurst
Quebec
Montreal
Newcastle City
Doyle
Boston
Cadzow Forest
South
San Francisco
Land's Fund
Belle Alliance
White
Pensacola
Rotterdam
City Camp
Morrissey
Cape Town
Marseilles
Cristobal Colon
Zaragoga
Havana
Newport
Southwood
Walker Montreal
Lutra
Pugsey
Queenstown
Mentor
Schultz
Crookhaven
Westport
Kalaja
Kaaiinen
Baltimore
Foreign Ports By Cable June 14 to 17 Listings
Shipping notices record arrivals and departures across ports including Antwerp Liverpool Havre and Queenstown with vessels such as Marquis of Lorne Rhynland John Mann Beveridge Sultan Elmo Cornwall Stormy Petrel Excelsior Noel Siberia Charlotte Young Gibraltar Lima Canada Aphrodite City of Rome Assyrian Monarch Hudson Erin Helene Labrador Shelburne Harlsey Arizona Bothnia and others with origins Charleston New York Marseilles Pensacola Philadelphia and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable
Antwerp
aAr
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Domestic Ports Ship Movements and Arrivals
A dense log of ships and vessels docking, sailing, and clearing on various dates from many ports including Two Rivers NS, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Notable entries mention steamers E C Knight, Johns Hopkins, City of Atlanta, Manhattan, and frighter ships like Titan, Martha Stevens, and Altavela among numerous schooners, brigs, and bark entries with multiple destinations and consignments.
Hotel Arrivals From Many Cities Including New York And Portland
A long list of hotel arrivals shows guests from Manchester Hartford Washington New York Portland and many other cities. Notable names include E G Stark JC Hilliard N E Ladd J D Titsworth A J Harrison H F Mann and G Hart among others, with associations to firms and hotels across the United States and Canada.
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G Stark
Manchester
CH Vanne
Leadville
JC Hilliard
Hartford
R Clifford
Washington
Brickett & Wf
Chester
E Ladd
Groveland
Titsworth
New York
J Harrison
Lowell
Wineburgh
Portland
Ore
T Richardson
F Mann
Pittsburg
Burkett
Schuyler
P Turner
Windsor
G Gould
Barrington
L Goodall
Annapolis
Pulsifer
Waterville
J C Cushman
Pittsfield
CW Bray
Blackwell
Driftwood
Maine
J Dolan
Mass
Wuipillier
CW Hayes
Thurston
RR Moore
Abbott Keene E Plummer
Lisbon Falls
Hancock
Gray
AL Day
St Louis
Barton
Hampton
Morse Chicopee
Mason
Plymouth
Garmon
Bellows Falls
Bush
Erie
Russell
Nantasket
Arnold
Adams EK O’brien
Thomaston
G Lobdell
T Symms
Dover
Seymour
Anson
Downs
Francestown
McFadden
Pitcher
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Meredith
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Simonds
Fitchburg
Bruce
Medfield
H Mathews
S Denning
Cobb
Leighton
Fay
Claremont
R Whippe
Beverly D E Jost
Pennill & Wf
Nahant
Brevere
Olney
Buckingham
Clement
Haverhill
Camp
Georgia
Cooley
HA Walker
Medway
Hungerford
Willetts
W Mathews
Phila
H Kimball
Dodsworth
E Cobb
Auburn
Kincombe
J Dalziel
Millersburgh
G Fisher
JC Vanhorn
Everett
J Dawson
E C Bryas
AJ Tuck
Nashua
Norton
Buckley
O’connell
F Blanchard
Redmond
Fairfield
Sanford
JE Ray
Tisdall
G Raynor
Westerly
Ross
Inglis
CW Jones
Hussey
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JZ Harvey
Folger
Westfield
Wldett
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Ostoedfield
Spadng
JS Nichols
G Johnson
Jeth
Moffit
Dennis LB Morse
Athol
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Hardy
Nickeson
Worster & Wf
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L Strong
S A Fuler
K Fuller
H Fuller
W Dykes
H Lawrence
Brooke & Wf
Morristown
JJ van Allen
IRS
King & Wf
Ellis
E Baldwin
C Sullivan & Wi
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Coun
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AR Whitney
G McCormick
Ithaca
Miss McCormick
Tremont House
Harmon
Hood & Wf
Worcest
JD Nenger
Dollier
S Tobin
Westen
A B
Gallagher
Philade
Piebes
Cheney
G Price
E Spring
H McConnell
Clevelam
E Hahner
J Jordan
CH Jordan
B Faithfull
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Db Hinckley
Bango
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H Bebee,Jr
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Kegan
Holyoke
P Hays
J B Stebbins
Springfiel Unite
Winchendon
Miss Whitmore
M Ellis
Chatham
L Jewell
D Birch
Margance
Deckerton
Beausey
J Benclis
Hodenford
J Pupp
S& C Robinson
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B Sanford
Troy J
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Canton
W Alden
Aiden
M Benjamin
Cbeam
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Cooke
New You
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H Biden
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C Cloud
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RJ Alexander
J Moore
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Longley
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Ramkin
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F Fessenden
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Newton
Virgil
E Wood
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Young’s Hotel
Blackinton
Bliss
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H Little
Benson & Wf
LD Brown
K Townsend
J Farney
F Pazelton
Hillsboro
R Rogers
Newburgh
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R Cheeney
Pratt
Indianapolis
A P Carroll
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Bridgepo
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H Losee
Witte
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Colburn & Wf
Toledo
S Drowne,Jr
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Sprigg
Dayton
Rounsevell
Barnett
Brooklyn
Sloan
Oswego
Billerica
Topsham
E Walker
Eager
Marleboro
Chelsea
Boot and Shoe Buyers
Athens
Baldwin
Baldwin & Burnett
Atlanta
J E Murphy
D H Dougherty
Binghamton
H Lester
Lester Bros & Co
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Hunt & Co
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George
George & Co
Eilis & Putnam
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Wallace & Sloat
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Cincinnat
J Benckenstein
J Benckenstein & Co
John Straus
B Childs
Childs,Groff & Co
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Madison
Ind
Stanton
Tenn
Tate
Menken Bros Agts
Mobile
Ala
Curtis
Dunlap
New York City
Neely
Neely & Co
Car . van 5Eine Lene &Co
Etereburg
M_V pooning
Schmertz & Co
R Tracy
P Tracy & Co
Quincey
Heintz
Markiey
Ayer
Washington Street
Springs Lane
Water St
B. F. Smith
Washington St
Paris
Joseph Gillett & Sons
Albert G. Cook & CO
Elm Street
Corner Dock Square
Eeeean Cmmer School of Languages
Boston School OF Languages
C. B. Frye
Charles L. Bly
Stearns & George
Pearl ST
Fannie A. Dodd
Collamore
Winter St
Id Aron B. Gay & CO
State Street
FW. Ryder & Son
Boylston Hall
F.W. Ryder
N. P. Ryder
Arch Street
Toe H. & J. Pfaff
Ae Etropolitan Warehouse CO
Foot Milk Street
Reilroad
Bates
Summer Board
Bethlehem, N. H
Cyrus E. Bunker
Mount Lafayette
White Mountain Range
Stratford Peak
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Itz Tulfitt
Pebbly Beach
Bass Rocks
C. A. King & Co
Jamaica Plain
Pebbly Beach House
Warwick, RK I
Narragansett Bay
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Fenwick Hall
Sinclair House
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Ocean House
Old Orchard Beach
EK. Manson
Lawton House
Stone Bridge
Tiverton
R. I
O. M. Southwick
Oak Hill House
White Hills
New Hampshire
George Farr
Mountain View House
Kitefield
Scarr
M. Dodge
Uplands
Main Street
C. Henry Abbott
Artist
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N’th
Conway
Eastman
Prout’s Neck
Scarborough Beach
Eben Seavey
L. J. Ricker
Ener N.H
Geo. E. Whitten
White Mountain
Pelham and
Corne Streets
Lewis F. Attleton
Pigeon Cove
Cape Ann
E. $. Robinson
Delphine House
East
H. N. Dann
Cowway
Depot
Jez
L. H. Eastman
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Lower Bartlett
North Conway
Pitman Bros
Biandin
Springfield House
A. S. Mowry
Sea Shore House
Old Orchard
PB. G. Staples
Kirkwood House
Otiskaler, Propr
Turham
Lake Winnipesaukee
Wolteborough
Daniel Horne
Kearsarge
S. W. Thompson
Conanicut Park
Newport Continental
WM. Hodges
Aquidneck House
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Leavitt
Irving House
Ocean View
Geo
Goggins
Lane’s
S. C. Lan
C.F. Stafford
Pease
Waumbek Hotel
Jefferson
Adams, Jefferson and
Lafayette
Waumbek Hotel CO
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Appledore and Oceanic Hotels
N. TI
Yels Imlaightion Brothers
Long Beach
Samuel Soule & Son
Mess
Wolfbord
Winnipiscogee
Wellesley
Mars
Brookline
J. Watson Taylor
Congress Hall
Saratoga Springs
Clement & Cox
Sea View House
Rye Beach
Jeos
G. Lougeke
Ss. W. Harbor
Mt. Desert
L. H. Clare
United States Hotel
Randall
Stushim
Brayton House
Pelham St
Newpoort
Washington House
Greenland
Broadview
G. L. Gillmore
Itcaieneniaas
Green Mountains
W. Phillips
Co. L. Bartlett
N. Parsonsfield
E. Piper
Court Square
Milo H. Crosky
Coolidge House
Bowdoin Square
Coolidge
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I. N. Andrews & CO
City Hotel
Congress Square
W. H. McDonald
CIA Es
C.P. Londotte
Nutrition Life
N.Y
Grand Spion Hotela
Taft’s Hotel
Point Shirle
Revere Beach and
Lynn Railroad
High Street
New Congress Square
Taft
Summer St
Ingalls & Hatch
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Fifth Streets
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