Harvard class of 5 vice members dine at Young's Hotel
A Boston item notes 149 Harvard College vice members of the class of five dined at Young's hotel on Monday night. Rev D W Waldron led Chinese Sunday school pupils to Nantasket Monday. Washington lodge F A M plans an excursion to the same spot on Wednesday June 24. Water board writes aldermen offering to present pumping machinery facts for high service extension. Boston and Chelsea railroad directors elected W W Wheildon R E Demmon T Quincy Browne Estes Howe Benjamin N Dewing Charles E Powers George M Brooks. Directors organized with Wheildon as president and J N Studley Jr treasurer and clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard College
Young’s Hotel
D. W. Waldron
Nantasket
Washington Lodge
The
Water Board
Boston and Chelsea Railroad Company
W. W. Wheildon
R. E. Demmon
T. Quincy Browne
Estes Howe
Benjamin N. Dewing
Charles E. Powers
George M. Brooks
J. N. Studley, Jr
Cambridge
Fraser
Taylor
Brady
Cassidy
William Baxter Arrested in Harmony Court Scams
William Baxter was seized in an attic at No 5 Harmony court East Boton early Monday. He allegedly posed as head of William F Baxter & Co dealers in rags to trap tailors and stove dealers into consigning goods, then failed to pay. Several victims across Massachusetts reported losses, Baxter aged 25 and previously in Charlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Baxter
Harmony Court
East Boton
William F. Baxter & Co
Harmony Street
Charles P . Knight
Wisesasset
Charles Munroe
Bath
W. F Nelson
A. H. Weld
Newburyport
Lynn
New Bedford
Massachusetts
Baxter
C. W. Hale & Co
Familion Place
Edward Murphy
West Street
Tremont Street
Pemberton Square
Charlestown
Special prizes offered at Massachusetts rose show
The Massachusetts Horticultural Society announces special prizes for hybrid perpetual roses at the upcoming Thursday and Friday show. Awards include 24 roses in different varieties 40 and 25 dollars, plus prizes for 6 12 and 18 roses in various combinations and arrangements. Prominent rose-growers outside New England are expected to exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
New England
Obituary notices for three men in June deaths
John Bb Hayden aged 57 died at his Brookline street home on Saturday June 20 he formerly worked with Christy Shepard Garrett of New York and retired about two years ago Prof T W Coit D D longtime Berkeley divinity school leader died at Middletown Conn Sunday June 21 aged 81 John B Jones of Auburn Maine a former prominent railroad contractor died at age 70
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bb. Hayden
Brookline Street
Christy, Shepard & Garrett
New York
T. W. Coit
D.D
Berkeley Divinity School
Middletown
Regional Weather Summary Indications and Signals
Indications for New England fair and cooler with northwesterly winds and rising barometer. Middle Atlantic states fair and cooler with local rains in the south, northerly winds, then variable, and rising barometer. Lower Lake region fair and warmer with southwesterly winds and mixed barometer changes. Cautionary signals from Wilmington to Eastport.
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New England States
Middle Atlantic States
Lower Lake Region
Wilmington
Eastport
Boots and Shoes Auction and Real Estate Listings in Philadelphia
This Day listings show Boots and Shoes at Samuel Bunting's shop in Philadelphia with items by Johnson Moody & Co at 1 PM and Richards & Co with shoes. Carriages and Harness at 11 AM. Real estate sales at 8 PM by Knights & Co and 3 PM by John H. Osgoa. Samuel Hatch and Lippincott, Son & Co also noted in the Philadelphia schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boots. Com
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting
Boots and Shoes
Johnson, Moody & Co
Samuel Hatch
Richards & Co and Shoes
Lippincott, Son & Co
Knights & Co
John H. Osgoea
Mining Stock Closing Prices From Francisco California
The official closing prices of mining stock on June 22 in Francisco California include Best and Belcher Bodie Consolidated Gold Point Hecla Gould and Curry Hale and Norcross Sierra Nevada Mexican Consolidated Yellow Jacket and others, with varied fractional values and notes indicating trade activity this day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Cal
Best and Belcher
Bodie Con
Ohollar
Gould & Curry
Hale & Neercross
Sierra Nevada
ORI Con
Isles of Shoals Offer Bracing Air and Open Boating
The Isles of Shoals off the New Hampshire coast attract thousands drawn by bracing air, a lively casino, and superb boating and fishing. Laighton Brothers host guests, with over 25 visitors admitted on the previous Sunday as neither house had announced June 25 opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isles of Shoals
New Hampshire
Laighton Brothers
Best Boston New York Train on New York and New England Route
The optimal train between Boston and New York on the New York and New England Railroad and Air Line Route departs at 3 P M from either city and arrives by 9 P M, a six hour journey. It operates on weekdays and Sundays with dining between Boston and Willimantic and through buffet parlor cars and coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
New York and New England Railroad
Air Line
Willimantic
East Boston Ferry and Boylston Street sidewalk orders debated
Boston aldermen discuss mayoral communication on high service water works legality. Mayor O’Brien calls for halt on related contracts, pending acceptance of chapter 129 of the 1881 acts. Sidewalk removal near the common on Boylston Street prompts objections from Hale French Gargan and others. counsel opinion sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boylston Street
City Council of
Water Board
City Council
Aested
Hugh O'Brien
Kon
Hugh O’brien
J.T. Priest
George 8. Hale
Wm. H. Baldwin
Wm. E. French
Metropolitan Railroad
Thomas J. Gargan
Thomas F. Edmands
M. Quincey
John D
Washington Street
Cutter
Stables and ventilation in summer summarized
A rural article stresses summer stability care and air flow. It warns brick and closed barns trap ammonia harming horses and cattle, urging open doors, clean stalls with sawdust or dry earth, and avoiding lime. It advises planks and poor floors to be drenched, sods used below floors, frequent cleaning, and renovation when not in use. It also critiques Timothy cutting timing before describing botanical bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Two Operatic Weeks Open At Oakland Garden
The Standard English Opera company opened the second and final week of Martha at Oakland Garden with Miss Evans and Miss Wentworth in the lead roles. While Patti and Scalchi’s fame looms, the cast delivered a creditable performance with strong acting and a well trained chorus though some upper notes were uneven. Martha will be repeated this evening. The Major at the Museum received applause yet remains weak in dialogue and plotting, with Harrigan’s better writing limited by the farce’s bloated humor and diffuse scenes. Michael Bradley’s John Murphy and Maj Gilfeather receive brief commendations. Snister’s English servant underperforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Oakland Garden
Standard English Opera Company
Mme. Patti
Mme. Scalchi
Nancy
Miss Evans
Miss Wentworth
Plunkett
Hubbard
Vlankett
Christy
Lionel
Lawson
Edward Haarrigan
New York
Museum
Mr. Harrigan
Maj. Gilfeather
John Murphy
Michael Bradley
Richard Snister
St. Harrigan
Secretary Whitney to Visit Charlestown Navy Yard
The Herald said Whitney would visit the Charlestown navy yard on Monday and later expected him sometime that week possibly Thursday. Marines may await his arrival though officials gave no confirmation. Commodore Kimberley denied knowledge of any planned visit and said he did not expect a secretary visit at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Whitney
Charlestown Navy Yard
Kimberley
Prospect House on Martha's Vineyard Offers Delightful Summer Stay
The Prospect house on Martha's Vineyard is praised as a delightful summer home near island meetings and resorts. It offers pure spring water, excellent bathing and boating, and comfortable rooms, with very reasonable rates advertised in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect House
Martha’s Vineyard
Maritime Agent List: June Shipments Dominate Boston Ledger
A dense OCR era record lists international shipping agents and vessels bound for and from Boston and ports including Antwerp London Hamburg Liverpool and Glasgow with dates in June and several entries for firms such as Furness Henderson Bros Warren & Co and Kunhardt & Co. The scattered items mention ships Virginian Scythia City of Berlin Cienfuegos Ormoco and Monarch among others with dates ranging June 7 to June 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Willigale
Madras
Furness Stokholm Otty
Hambure
Furness Pieter de Coninck
Antwerp
Gill & Sootz Virginian
Liverpool
Thayer & Lincoln
Warren & Gu Jesmond
Cienfuegos
AC Lombard’s Sons Hialte
Sesee
Geo W Preston Cepiiaionis
Livernool
P H du Verner
Wise
H & A Allan Vivi
Dmdon
Henderson Bros Zanos
Levetpoco
Warren & Co Pavunia
Jouie
H Don Vernet
New York
Antillas Ccscocss
Arecibo
Pim, Forwood & Co
iHenderson Bros Moravia
Hamburg
Kunhardt& Ce Otranto
Hull
Sanderson & Son Fine and
FWJ Hurst Pieter de Cominck
Funch,&yde & Co
Australia
Phelps Bros & Co Grecia Monarch
London
Patton,¥ & Go
Ponona
Montego Bay
G Wessels & Co Alsetia
Glasgow
Henderson Bros Mouca
Demerara
Leavcraft & Co State of Georgia
A Baldwin & Co Schiedam
Amsterdam
Funch
Edge & Co
Ripon City
Newcastle
J B Brigham & Co Valencia
Laguayra
Boulton, B
Waesiana
Wright & Aurania
Hi Brown & 'Co
British King
Guion & Hammonia
Kunhardt & Co Werra
Bremen
Oelrichs & Co
City of Para
Aspinwall
Pacific Mail SS Co
City of
Jas E Ward & Co
Esas
SER
Ric
Henderson Bros City of
Rome
Henderson _ Elbe
Remen
Jane
Qelrichs & Newport
Baldwin & Co Western
Peter Wright& Sons
Havre
Louis de Bebian
F W J Hurst Liverpool
Guion & Co Burg
Kuhnhardt & Co N
Qelrichs & Co Baltic
du Vermet
Sento
Warren & Uo
Sliverpool
Allan Kansas
Nevada
Guion & Co
St Simor
Richmond
Inmara
Uo Rivelia
Kunhardt & Co Britannic
Ce Eee Lavetpool
J Cortis Werra
Q¢lrichs & Co
Kunhardt & Co W A Scholten
Rotterdam
Republic
Normandie, Gellert
Trans-Pacific Schedule and Pacific Steamers Almanac Note
Alarming fragment outlines steamship timing for the City of Sydney route to the Sandwich and Fiji Islands via Sydney and San Francisco. Mentions dates June 27 and July 4, Boston posting eight to nine days before departure, and a 33rd Tuesday reference with garbled text about water and stones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandwich Islands
Fiji Islands
Sydney
Nsw
New Zealand
Australia
City of
San Francisco
Boston
Steamer Arrivals Listed From Major Ports
At Boston June 22 Grip Fast from Baracoa. At New York June 22 Chateau Margaux from Bordeaux Newport from Havana. At London June 22 South Wales from Philadelphia. At Amsterdam June 22 Zaandam from New York. The Lizard June 22 Boston City from Boston for a voyage. ff Kinsale June 22 Spain from New York. Moville June 22 Sardinian from Montreal.
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Boston
Grip Fast
Baracoa
New York
Chateau Margaux
Bordeaux
Newport
Havana
London
South Wales
Philadelpe
Amsterdam
Zaandam
Newyland
Lizard
Boston City
Deeside
Linn O’dee
Elva
Potaro
Fleet of New England and Nova Scotia Vessels Cleared
A list of ships and schooners with origin destinations from Charlottetown to Philadelphia, Boston, Moncton and various Nova Scotia ports, plus activity notes and wind reports. Several steamers and schooners including Nellie Woodbury, James Warren, Endeavor, Arcilla, Pereaux, Gazelle, Clara E Simpson, Annie J Pardee, Charles Lawrence, and more are noted along with owners and masters. Cleared entries indicate successful departure from port districts for trade and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll, Brown
Charlottetown
Pei
Halifax
Nickerson & Co
Mark Franc
Lambrith
West
Philadelphia
Nellie Woodbury
Boston
Hodgkins
Governor's Harbor
W& C R
Levose
Merritt
Annapolis
Harrie
Mussels
Clementsport
Arcilla
Farnsworth
Parsboro
W L Greser
Coggins
C Raymond
Nickerson
Maitland
Gazelle
Warner
Port Gilbert
G L Day
Slocum
Harborville
Pereaux
Norman
Smith
Rondout
Kate & Mary
Coggswell
Salem
James Baker
Rey Ken
Electric Light
Friendship
Cannon
Barrington
Sailed vessels list from Vineyard Haven to New York and Philadelphia
Reading maritime sailing notice lists vessels and captains departing from Vineyard Haven and other ports on June 20 21 with destinations including New York Philadelphia and Greenwich. Ships such as Maud C Br Cora Morrison Josiah Whitehouse Menawa and Ella Coombs appear with captains and arrival routes to various ports. vessels Woodbury Snow Maddocks Deer Isle Emma B Shaw and Eunice P Newcomb are noted among others in mackereling trips and departures from Saco Bath Lanesville and nearby points. Local sailings include multiple firms and skippers with destinations ranging from New York to Philadelphia and New England ports.
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Vineyard Haven
Schs
Maud C
Patterson
Shulee
New York
Menawa
Alexander
Bangor
Phiadelphia
Cora Morrison
K M Brookings
Small
Gardiner
Garamer
St George
Minquas
Cobb
Pigeon Cove
Anna Elizabeth
Dean
Greenwich
Ecwin
Stevens
Kendall de
Falmouth
Treworgy
Fisworth
Pawtucket
E H Foster
St John
Chas Heath
Hyena
Emma B Shaw
Campbell
Lanesville
Phincolpmia
Eunice P Newcomp
Commonwealth and Actiron Center
Mackereling
Sailed vessel to a Boston New Bedford route and whaling news
The Bark Carib of New York is sold to Boston parties and will be run as a packet between Boston and the Western Islands. The finback fleet is active with 7 whales towed in by the Fanny Sprague and 5 killed by the Josephine. A Mabel Bird whale was shown in Portland. Bartholomew Gosnold arrived at NB leaky after Albany voyage and carries 1750 barrels whale oil and 2 ambergris. repairs done and voyage resumed May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Michaels
Chase Morse
Higgins
Carib
New York
New Bedford
Boston
Fanny Sprague
Josephine
Mabel Bird
Portland
Ich Agate, Rich
Provincetown
Hatteras Ground
Auckland
Bartholomew Gosnold
Hammond
Albany
Norfolk Island
Ambergris
Canton
Platina
Bermuda
Stanwood
St George
Bidea
Cone
Allen
Ainder
Ingham
Oepot
Iis
England
Berklds
Maritime Shipping News Listing From 19th Century Logs
A compiled report of vessels and routes with recent positions and destinations. Entries note ship names, masters, ports of departure, intended ports, and approximate coordinates or dates, including ships like City of Liverpool Healey from Liverpool to Quebec and William Journeay from Liverpool to New York, plus several bark entries from London to Bay Verte and Antwerp to Havre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Quebec
Gangel Roif
Neilson
London
Bay Verte
Tordenskjold
Bristol
Matam
Nimbus
Smith
Antwerp
New York
Dungeness
Roslin Castle
Portland
Queenstown
Lon
Montreal
Davison
Dunkirk
Giadovia, Knowlton
Corunna
Aneroid
O’brien
Philadelphia
Son
Natent
Saunders
Havre
Ion
Khmqw
Batavia
Sir Sarah E Douglass
Albury
Governor's Harbor
Fenwick Island
Ships face gales and dock incidents across global ports
Reports from Cape Colony, Philadelphia, Montreal, and Calcutta recount vessels in trouble. Bark Granville drove ashore near South Point lighthouse. Emma Tolly raised after sinking off Camden. Wandrahm surveyed after leaking near Dird Rock. Abram Yount towed off Petries Ledge. Three Brothers damaged near Wilmington Creek. Gen Dornville damaged with smashed boats. Forest Hall grounded on outer bar. Resolven arrives with fish oil loss. Japan Welsh at Al Bay with bulwarks damaged. Erin's Gem aground at Bellary channel but floated. Cyprus abandoned after a long leak and eventual sinking risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manadeos
Granville
Cape Colony
Sreemaer
South Point
Christabel
Hopa Vista
Soni Emma Tolly
Philadelphia
Keegien’s Point
Camden
Wandrahm
Ger
Montreal
Hamburg
Sabes
Dird Rock
North Sydney
Abram Yount
Morine
Alicante
Petries Ledge
Sch
Tuckahoe
Alesk
Wilmington Creek
Resolven
Harbor Grace
Atlantic
Port Elizabeth
Cgh
Mauriius
New York
al Bay
Calcutta
Erin's Gem
Bellary Channel
Cyprus
Ion
Maritime Shipping Notices and Vessel Movements
A compiled lis t of ships and barges sailing from various ports including St Jago, Havana, New York, Philadelphia, and Delaware Breakwater. Entries note vessels such as steamer Cienfuegos, bark Jessie McGregor, brig Daisy, and schooners like J W Foster and Maggie G Hart with destinations including New York, Alexandria, and Matanzas. Dates range from June 9 to June 22 with cargos of sugar coffee hemp and molasses and notes on arrivals in Boston Philadelphia and Greenock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beneetin
Chalmette
Chadbgeume
Cienfuegos
St Jago
Garfield
Woodbury
Delaware
Golden Shelf
Lunt
Boston
Daisy
McCarthy
Chis
Coulomb
Meyers
Anita Berwind
McBride
Cardenas
aAr
West Gumberland
Aspinwall
Maggie G Hart
Williams
Matanzas
Eglantine
Newport News
Ocean Pearl
Henley
Nadelphia
John McDermott
Cook
New York
Keystone
Korff
L Townsend
Bermett
Gov Hall
Cain
Maggie Andrews
Snow
Baltimore
Gardenia
Havana
Sagua
Martin
Buenos Ayres
Alifax
Worcester
Alunda
Addie Jordan
Harriman
Barks
Bein Dickerman
Norfolk
Doris Echoff
Todd
Fred W Carlon
Spaickhaver
Philadelphia
Herman
Ogden
Newbury
Jane Emson
Gill
Rice
Charles Purvis
Small
Hichborn
Portland
L Richardson
Balano
Mary Hasbrouck
Ludwigs
Greenock
Hiinsale
Spain
Liverpool
Ibiloe
Cosmo
Thompson
Manila
United States
Geo Moon
Sawyer
Space
Powers
South Wales
Philaephia
Boston City
Bostom
Valencia
New Otk
Hudson
Carver
Wakerfield,Crowell
Newcastle
Nsw
Eoston
Granite State
Ross
Onaway
Crickett
Nloilo
Bovion
James A Wright
Spear
Syurabaya
Cebu
Metanzas
Normandy
Wyman
Anita Owen
Branscom
Rene ‘Aruana Johnson
Josefa
Goodwin
Teneriffe
Tracy
Aspotogan
McKenzie
Alesia
Plate
Sarta
Schs
Georgia
Coffin
Gov & & Merion Sawyer
Maud. Robinson
Philadephia
Canton
Whittier
Bonny
FOREIGN PORTS LOGS OF SAILINGS AND ARRIVALS
Sailed and in port across multiple ports including Adelaide Newcastle Montreal New York and Hamburg. Vessels listed include bark Evie Reed steamer Acapulco barks Mile Constantia Adelphia and more with cargos to Montreal New York and Hamburg from dates in April May June. Several ships report repairs loading cargo at Rio de Contes and other ports amidst routine clearing and sailing entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide NZ
Evie Reed
Whittier
Newcastle
Aspinwall
Acapulco
Shackford
New York
Bahia
Ralph B Peake
McDougal
Montreal
Edith Mary
Strachen
Channel
Alida
Bodiker
Divico
Dux
Ellefsen
Polander
Cito
Cito, Hoyer
Barks Mile
Constantia
Adelphia
Preciosa
Francesa
Marie Auguste
Rio de Contes
Bermuda
Arica
Scannell
Blythe
Bertha
Hanevold
Cardiff
Congou
Hamburg
Oxo
Dahi
E T Campre Lora
Boston
Tula
Canary
Salisbury
Monroe
Mobile
Plymouth
E.nport
Randle
Trinidad
Stanwood
Bilbao
Secondo Tre Fanciulli
Oneto
Pensacola
John Sherwood
Abergh
Newport News
Lisbon
Ryder
United States
Charles Baylis
Jackaway
Pee
Rio Janeiro
Chatham
Suocero
Avegno
Gloucester
Mass
Antoinelle
Oberg
Montevideo
Father Point
Lake Huron
Bernson
Sarnia
Gibson
Titania
McLean
Glasgow
Stilisboro
Paine
Hilyard
Newark
Quoddy
Mahoney
Caspian
Barrett
Liverpool
Baltimore
Laguayra
Lin Port
Valencia
Woodrich
Porto Cabello
Curacoa
Mary C Hale
Higgins
M O Haskell
Oliver
Seem Ieel
Cieeret
Gloaming
Buenos Ares
Musquodoboit WS
Medina
Ryan
E. Dart
le Merchant
Pernambuco
aAr Mey
Nancy Holt
McMurtry
Buenos Aires
West Indies
Lillian Rumball
Sarah Wallace
Anderson
Brunswick
Otello
Quidley
Hilda
Dawson
Hichibucto
Christian
Christiansen
Bowling
St John
RB Chapman
Mehaffey
Waterford
Fidelia
Ruggies
Penarth Roads
Whelpley
Mary Gray
Brewster
Key West
Nantia
Cruz
Texas
Watson
Windner Mns
Clifton
Parsons
Clearea
Blache
Marsters
J Bradley
Brady
John Proctor
Taylor
Newburg
Foreign Ports by Cable Ship Movements and Arrivals
A dense summary of vessel movements from various ports including Ascension Bristol and Queenstown. Vessels named Chrysomene Durham City J F Whitney James Kenway Conquest Adorra and more sail or pass. Atlantic, Belfast, Liverpool, New York and London routes feature with multiple barks ships and steamers listed alongside destinations and statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascension
Chrysomene
Hogan
Calcutta
New York
Durham City
Lundalrfax
Bristol
J F Whitney
Morris
Newark
Brow Head
James Kenway
McDonsid
Newcastle
Glasson Dock
Buenos Ayres
Hattie
McFarland
Dodge
Itels
Queenstown
Anglo America
Williams
San Francisco
Pledtwood Arti T
McNear
Frost
Portland
Copenhagen
Ganney
Nellie T Guest
Cann
Savanna
Veeneek
Sheila
Ryan
Mobile
Brure
Richard
Philadelphia
Isle of Wight
Glenmorven Thompson
Montreal
London
Loraine
McCauley
New
Newcastle City
Valdez
Baltimore
Hindale
Palestine
Kenway
Liverpool
Lund
Barrow
Altar Hibgprsed
Louis Walsh
Pendleton
Sharpress
aAr
Halley
Hammond
New Yak
Mayo
Hughes
Quebec
Domville
Stanton
Silver Sea
Day
St Johns
Croma
Cave
St John
York City
Benn
Regina
Glenmorven
Thompson
European
Lennett
Featherstonhaugh
Lizzard
South Wales
Jones
Leith
Marion
Jeffers
Alesia
Walliat
Cleddy
Seward
Denbigshire
Davis
Boston
Stettinartmouth
Rio Janeiro
Motterdam
Avonport
Smith
St Catherine’s Point
Ashfield
Wardale
Lynn
Scilly
Normandie
Franquel
Havre
Shanghai
Hudson Bay
Vesey
Glenartney
Sommers
Peace
Barcelona
Jontreal
Swansea
Damara
Yokohama
St Frances
York
Charger
Conoly
Josie Troop
Pawnes
Sailed and Cleared Vessels from Atlantic Ports Listing
A long list of ships and steamers sailing from and clearing at ports including Havre de Grace Covington Baltimore Boston Philadelphia and New York with vessels such as Good Hope Mercedita Thatcher Nellie Smith Weno rah Jackson Kitty Elizabeth and many others along with destinations like Baltimore New York and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Covington
Havre de Grace
Bass River
Peter H Crowell
Chase
Lath
Philadelphia
Bangor
Paul Seavey
Fletcher
Boston
B Leisenring
Davidson
Lizzie Wilsop Chadwick
Baltimore
Belfast
William Frederick
Patterson Bangor
Brunswick Ga
Bark Nor
Steinert
Aea A Samson
Bunker
Schall
Jitchins
Eleuthera
Leis
Ghaples
Weaver
Jacksonville
Ittie Lhclmes
Holmes
Fall River
Gardiner
Deering
Roge
Chadwick
Somerset
Lulu Ammerman
Bennett
Rte
Lary Messer
Sears
Charles N Simmons
Jabb
Carrie § Hart
Southa
Providence
Lizzie M Funn Potter
Sherman Coombs
Salem
Barrowmore
Honeyman
Liverpool
Trimuph
Keno
Hamburg
Shields
D H Miller
Howes
Chares
Colina
Chas W Church
Lent
Chas E Raymond
Nelley
L Martin
Wheatley
Norfolk
William Lawrence
Francis Jane
Menu Sherwood
Chas
White
Renike
Sherman
Angell
Catuis
Delia Hinds
Bonney
Smiec
Hudson
Murphy
Crstine
Pierce
Lord
Charrleston
City of Clumbia
Wood Hull
New York
George P Hallock
Edmunds
Florida
Warren
Bathore
Milford
Waren Weest
G Meeling
Apalachi- Kennebec River
Augusta
Meady
William Cobb
H R Congdon
Brown
John R Halliday
Cranmer
William Leggett
W H Higgins Jones
Ruth Robinson Fuller
Emma J Mayer
Mayer
Aliie Burnham
Baxter
Wm Marshall
Cain
Wilmington
Kate E Gilford
Washington
Kennebunk Port
aAr
A P Schmidt
Pashley
Chrome
Port Johnson
Olive
Law
Amboy
Mobile
Jennie Lockwood
Poland
Bath
George Gilray
Johnson
Greenock
Annie Goudey
Bent
Rio Janeiro
Nellie T Morse
Baker
Lillie F Schmidt
Eldridge
M Davis
Trefry
Pandora
Case
Perth Amboy
Sails and Clears of Atlantic Shipping Streams
Maritime notices list numerous vessels sailing and clearing for ports across the Atlantic. Names include steamer Kanawha and Aurania, brig Mexico, and ships Eliza Levensaler, CarrieC Ware, and Maggie Cummings. Ports mentioned span Newport News to Boston, New York to Liverpool, with arrivals from Vera Cruz and Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proul
Humphrey
Round Point
York
London
Kanawha
Greetwood
Newport News
Wasch
Cape Verds
Port
Chaimette
Quick
New York
Paris
Artur
Havre
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Thos W Haven
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J K Manning
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Dence
Fall River
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Frank M McGear
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J W Gaskill
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Tillotson
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Brown
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Sylvanus G Hansell
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Lynn Delaware
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Licata
Blanche Henderson
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Inia St
T. Edward Bond
Washington St
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Western Union Telegraph
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Sarah A. Lougehe
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J. F. Reynolds
Stanley
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James Sampson
E. F. Safford
Lasell Seminary For
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C. Bragdon
Congress Hall
Saratoga Springs
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Old Colony
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Franconia
Boston Daily Post
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Sanford Mf’g CO
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G. Davis
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Aldo Bros
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Spitz Bros. & More
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Wentworth
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