Sixteenth Annual Eastern Yacht Club Regatta at Marblehead
New England yachtsmen and the sporting public anticipate the 16th annual Eastern Yacht Club regatta off Marblehead tomorrow with first class sloops Puritan Mayflower Priscilla leading a strong fleet. The program features classes for sloops schooners and cutters, with notable contenders including Mayflower Puritan Dauntless Clara Thetis Bedouin Huron and Shona. Marblehead harbor hosts a gala scene as weather becomes the key factor with a 11:30 a.m. start and prize money across five classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Eastern Yacht Club
Marblehead
Puritan
Mayflower
Priscilla
Fortuna
Dauntless
Gitana
Marion Wentworth
Mohican
Ambassadress
Adea
Geralia
Stranger
Thetis
Bedouin
Huron
Clara
Shona
New York
Crocker
Simpson
Boston
Salem
Brown
America
William Fife, Jr
Fantic
Scotland
Galatea
Irex
Genesta
Dorts
England
Boston Yacht Club
Marblehead Harbor
Marblehead Rock
Regatta Committee
Halfway Rock
Daniel Appleton
H. B. Jackson
F. E. Peabody
E. B. Haver
George A. Goddard
Rowe’s Wharf
Boston Blues Take Step In New England League Standings
The Boston Blues advanced with a solid week while other clubs in the New England League held positions. Harvard and Amherst face one more intercollegiate game. Harvard, if victorious, would tie Yale for the championship as standings show Princeton Williams and others with varied records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroits
Cececvscccsese
Chicabor
New Yorks
Bostons
St. Louis
Kansas Citys
Washingtons
Veees
Boston Blues
Harvards
Amhersts
Yales
ReGbec Uicuroussesl
FAOS
Races of the Great Head Club Regatta
The Great Head Yacht Club held its first championship regatta off the clubhouse on Saturday afternoon. First class started at 5 35 with second class five minutes later. The Fancy beat the Frolic by 17 seconds in a close second class race while the Nellie D. finished eight seconds behind the Frolic. Freya grounded near Sage bank soon after the start and was delayed, effectively out of the race. Second class starters included the Cadet Dora Annie Fury and Ariel. Cadet won the second class while Fancy won the first. Cadet and Fancy earned entries into the championship cup contest. Judges were B. B. Smith and J. H. Hartley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthean Club
Corinthian Yacht Club
Marblehead Neck
South Boston Yacht Club
City Point
Mabel
Dorcas L
Wanda
Hector
Count Fouchar
Prince of Bismarck
Admiral
Young Men’s Christian Association
Great Head Club
Great Head Yacht Club
Fancy
Frolic
Nellie D
Freya
Sage Bank
Dora
Annie
Cadet
Smith
J. H. Hartley
Fourth of July Regatta Plans For Boston City Point
The Boston sailing regatta committee outlines the July 5 program at City Point. Races cover sloops and schooners 40 ft plus with a $50 prize, centreboard and keel yachts under 40 ft with varied prizes, and multiple classes down to 15 ft. Entries are free and due by July 3 at City Hall office. Measurer John Bertram to handle measurements and officials provide details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Boston
City Point
City Hall
John Bertram
Harvard Yale Intercollegiate Game Draws Largest Crowd at Cambridge
Estimated 10 000 attended the Harvard Yale contest at Holmesfield Cambridge on Saturday as the two clubs battled for the pennant. The Harvards won easily with superior batting, final score 6-1. Details include Wiselling Bremner Smith Stagg Phillips Marsh Nichols Stewart Willard Cross Alien Winston Foster Noyes Henson Brigham Eagerly Sheppard Dann and other players, with multiple hits and fielding notes, time of 2 hours 47 minutes, umpire P J Dutton of Harford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmesfield
Cambridge
Harvards
YALES
PO. A. E
Stewart
Willard
Cross
Alien
R.f
Winston
Foster
Icf
OG Noyes
Henson
Brigham
Eagerly
Sheppard
Dann
TOA Sciess0
Motvaioe
Smith
Phillips
Stagg
Nichols
Allen
Marsh
Kenshaw
Stieg
Henshaw
Yates
P. J. Dutton
Haraford
Boston Blues Lose To Haverhills In Weekend Clash
Crowds packed the South and grounds as the Haverhills defeated the Boston Blues 13 to 8. Haverhill showcased better fielding and timely hitting with standout plays by Munce Burns and McGarr, while Foster hit a homer for Boston. The game ran 2 hours 5 minutes with Willis and Fitzgerald on the mound for the pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhills
Boston Blues
PO. A. E. Munce
Burns
McGarr
Sullivan
Irwin
Foster
Martiett
Slattery
Shaw
Chicsisss
Otheany
Hawkes
Oj Ryan
Vacemhmer
Oj Murphy
Willis
Bae
Fitzgerald
Baverhills
Cecesceesss
Haverhill
Blues
Carl
M. Sullivan
J. Sullivan
McCarr
Haverhunts
Py Willis
Owman
Scores From Saturday Across Cities and Teams
On Saturday games in Chicago Detroit Newburyport Brockton and Concord produced varied results. Philadelphias defeated 5 to 1 in Chicago, Washingtons shutout Detroits 2 to 0, Port lands beat Newburyports 6 to 4, Brocktons defeated Brocktons 9 to 5, and Stars of Lowell lost 13 to 0 at Concord New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicagos
Philadelphias
Detroit
Detroits
Washingtons
Newburyport
Newburyports
Portlands
Brockton
Lawrences
Brocktons
Concord
N. H
Concords
Stars of
Lowell
New Yorks
Kansas City
Bostons
St. Louis
American—Mets
Brooklyns
Louisville
Athletics
Pittsburg
Baltimores
Cincinnati
New England
Boston
Memorial services for Rev Lothrop at Brattle Square Church
King's Chapel hosted yesterday afternoon memorial services for Rev 8. K. Lothrop D D longtime Brattle Square Church pastor. Clergy praised his life body of work including school committee service and public leadership with tributes from Hedge Hale Jenks and Moxon. Next week Rev Edward G Porter will lecture on Samuel Adams Signer of the Declaration of Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Chapel
8. K. Lothrop
Brattle Square
Dr. Lothrop
Gertrude Franklin
Ella C. Fenderson
J. C. Bartlett
C. W. Goddard
Bartlett
Barnby
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Hedge
Harvard
Lothrop
Divinity School
Congregational Church
Lethrop
Gorham
N. H
Cooper
Thatcher
Buckminster
Everett
Palfrey
Edward E. Hale
D.D
Boston
Henry F. Jenks
Henry W. Foote
A. P. Peabody
I.D
George L. Perin
Young Men’s Christian Union
Christ
Paul
Edward G. Porter
Lexington
Samuel Adams
Importation of Red Polled Cattle Arrives in Boston
The steamship Boston City of the Furness line, Captain Sherborne, arrived with sixteen yearlings and two bulls of red polled Norfolk and Suffolk cattle imported by W. Hawke of Iowa City. A fine bull belonging to General L. F. Ross, president of the Red Polled Cattle Club of America, also on board. Cattle traced to English breeders Lord Hastings, John Hammond, B. Stimpston, and Lofft. Cattle landed in excellent condition under E. Y. Lancaster, who oversees shipping blooded stock across the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Furness Line
Sherborne
W. Hawke
Iowa City
General L. F. Ross
Cattle Club of America
General Ross
Slasher
Mr. Loflt
Traston Hall
England
Loper
Mr. Hawke
Lord Hastings
John Hammond
B. Stimpston
Lofft
Hawke
Norfolk
Suffolk
E. Y. Lancaster
Atlantic
Massachusetts group seeks close season to protect mackerel fishery
The Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association petitions Congress to establish a close season prohibiting sale of mackerel during spawning months. They argue spring seining harms migration, favor protective measures, and note spawning ends mid June and fish improve after. Petition urges months-long closure to improve quality and supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association
Congress
Senate of the
United States of America
United States
Virginia
Delaware
Maine
Massachusetts
Uncle George Hearst among Washington rounders at Willard's
In Washington tales from Chicago report Senator Hearst nicknamed Uncle George as a comical, genial figure who handles rounds of drinks at Willard's. He socializes with seedy colonels and majors, pays for many rounds, and stays amiable until around 7 pm when memory of his wife returns and his dignity returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Herald
Washington
Senator Hearst
Miller
Tabor
Uncle George
Mr. Hearst
George
Virginia
Hearst
Pacific Coast
Nantasket to Visit Marblehead for Regatta Trip
The Nantasket will be allowed to visit Marblehead Tuesday to witness the famous regatta. Tickets limited, apply at Rowe's Wharf office. Nearby notices include Lewiston mills creditors adjourning at 178 Devonshire Street to hear the committee report, and a two month business trip abroad for Col Albert A. Pope and George H. Day aboard Aller from New York. The Boston YMCAs noon meetings at 10 Tremont Row will feature a rotating slate of ministers this week. The Working Boys Home annual picnic is slated for Amory Grove around Aug 12 with committee appointments at 38 Bennet Street. Harvard class of ’83 triennial dinner at Young’s tomorrow at 7. A man fell from a fourth story window at 28 Athens Street, fracturing a thigh and knee. taken to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Yacht Club
Boston & Hingham Steamboat Company
Marblehead
Rowe
Albert A. Pope
Commonwealth Avenue
Pops Manufacturing Company
George H. Day
New Steamship Aller
New York
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Tremont Row
Andrew Burrows
E. Davies
B. McKendry
T. B. J. Howe
J. A. McElwain
T. P. Briggs
Amory Grove
Bennet Street
Boston Girls’ High School
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
City Point
Cambridge
Back
Beacon Street
Corpus Christi
Tremont House
Franklin Park
Young Men’s Christian Association
Harvard
Young’s
Frederick Nichols
Michael Connelly
Athens Street
City Hospital
Clerk in Lowell Admits Stamp Embezzlement
United States District Court session on June 26 reports clerk George T. Houghton of Lowell pleaded guilty to embezzling stamps. Sentence deferred. Juries began trial for criminal cases in this court on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
J. George T. Houghton
Lowell
Stockdale v Baker Resumes in First Session at Superior Court
The June 25 session of the Superior Court will resume the Stockdale versus Baker case in the first session. Motions will be heard in the third session. All other sessions have been adjourned for the term.
Superior Court Session Adjourned After Jury Side Cases
The Middlesex County Superior Court presided by Judge Bloodgett adjourned after hearing jury side cases and remains in session for the day.
Laboring conflict splits amateur cycling world
Mr Abbott Bassett, chairman of the racing board of the League of American Wheelmen, reports that the American Cyclists Union formed because the League bans certain professionals from amateur status. Professionals race for manufacturers, are salaried, paid expenses, and trained by pros. The L A W majority endorses the expulsion stance, with support from the A C U and N C M V, foretelling little sympathy for the new group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott Bassett
League of American Wheelmen
American Cyclists’ Union
League
C.T. U
Crowds Enjoy Outdoor Band Concert on The Common
Large crowds gathered on the Common amid fine weather for a band concert. Rev William F Davis of Chelsea spoke from a knoll with Scripture readings and prayers before directors Claus and Rietzel led the program featuring Gounod tunes and a Rosin selection. Afterward Rev L B Bates of East Boston spoke on Christ s compassion, with gospel hymns and cornet music, though a dog fight momentarily disrupted the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Davis
Chelsea
J. B. Claus
W. Rietzel
Rietzel Cornet Solo
Dr. R. Shuebruk
NaDucco
L. B. Bates
Boston
Davis
Young Men’s Christian Association
Bates
Christ
Summer service expands on Boston and Lowell rails
The Boston and Lowell railroad introduces summer passenger trains with minor timetable tweaks. Through trains depart Boston at 7 30 a m to Keene Concord and way stations and at 8 39 a m for Lake Winnipesaukee and Montreal via Central Vermont and the Montreal and Boston air line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Lowell Railroad
White Mountains
Boston
Keene, Concord
Way
Lake Winnipesaukee
Montreal
Central Vermont Line
Neshua
Milford
Wilton
Voncord
Boston Air Line
Weirs
Plymouth
Fabyan’s
Jefferson
Mann
Pullman
Mann Boudoir
Track laying totals in 1886 rail lines report
Railroad Gazette on June 25 notes Chicago Burlington Northern adds 2346 miles at various points Florida Southern extends 42 miles to Punta Gorda Marquette Houghton Ontonagon branch completed 214 miles from Negaunee total 1271 miles in 1886 versus prior years main track only totals exclude second tracks and sidings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Gazette
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Florida Southern
Punta Gorda
Charlotte Harbor
Fla
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
Negaunee
Mich
Railroad Log Highlights and July Excursion Plans
The Durham City carries Burton stock cars to London with cattle aboard. Newport News & Mississippi Valley Railway consolidates with Chesapeake & Ohio to form a grand trunk line from Newport News to New Orleans. New York Central and West Shore report April to May gains, with Jan 1 to date totals. Talks of Canadian Pacific linking to Montreal and Rouse's Point via Central Vermont and Delaware & Hudson. Boston & Maine to run a July 4 excursion to Portland at $4, return by July 6. Fitchburg Cheshire and Central Vermont to run a quick express to Saratoga after July 6. Railroad earnings summarized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham City
Furness
Boston
London
Eng
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Newport News & Mississippi Valley Railway
Grand Trunk
Newport News
New Orleans
New York Central Road
West Shore Road
Saratoga
Place
Canadian Pacific
Montreal
Rouse’s Point
Central Vermont
Delaware & Hudson
Boston & Maine Railroad
Portland
Fitchburg
Cheshire
Chicago and Alton
Norfolk and Western
Omaha
Center Asd
Rio Grande
New York
Ontario and Western
New York City
Northern
Joseph
Grand Island
ST. Louis
Alton
Terra Haute
Texas
Cincinnati
Texas Pacific
Alabama
Great Southern
Northeast
Vicksburg and
Meridian
Vicksburg
Shreveport
Pacific
NEW York, Susquehanna and Western
Ssrsewcessee
South Carolina
Maas Vccceseteuass
Coastwise Steamers and Loaded Vessels Cruises to Norfolk and New York
Coastwise steamers Alleghany Norman Glaucus and other ships load for Norfolk Philadelphia Baltimore New York and Boston. Several steams sail for various ports with barges in tow and wind conditions noted at Highland Light and Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleghany
Taylor
Baltimore
Norfolk
St George
Grace
Bangor
Philadelia
Priscilla Scribner
Furman
Philadelphia
Centennial
Illetis
Bertha Williams
Gould
Rockport
New York
Mary A Bradshaw
van Gilder
Hodz
Qid
Alpha
Hornet
Richmond
Urbo
Weymouth
Florence L Genovar
James G Pendleton
Talcahuano
Valpa- Taiso
Matilan Bach
Hayti
Diadem
Lunenburg
Telos
Surinam
RLT
Launceston
Tas
Norman
Glaucus
General F E Merwin
Ann L Lociwood
Baylies Wood
Annie J Pardee
Hurricane Island
Fannie Dillaway
Kennebec
Richard S Leaming
Boothbay
Amanda C Parker
Henry R Congdon
Lizzie Babcock
Tanger
Rebecca M Smith
Mary Freeland
Samuel Catner, Jr
Pearl
Florence
Wilhelmin
Highland Light AM
Luther C Ward
Gardner Colby
Storm King
Mary Whitredge
Joseph Baker
Highland Light
Hull
Atlantic Shipping Notes From Boston Port Calm Waters and Fog
Sunday dispatches list arriving steamers and brigs to Boston and nearby ports with cargoes including nitrate of soda hides coal and sugar. Several ships report passage details from Cape Horn to the Gulf with troubled winds fog and calms and others depart or sail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston City
Sherborne
London
Moise
Furness
Dominion
Blauvelt
Yarmouth
John G Hall & Co
New Brunswick
Colby
Annapolis
W H Kilby
City of Macon
Kelley
Savannah
Mdise
Nickerson & Crosby
Chatham
Baliett
Baltimore
Norfolk
George E Smakey
Spartan
Nickerson
Philadelphia
E B Sampson
Williamsport
Miller
H F Dimock
Hallett
New York
H M Whitney
Katahdin
Homer
Bangor
John
Boston
Burges
Port Praia
CVI
Goree
F A Butman
Gulf
South Channel
Charles Duncan
Bole
Trinidad
Port Spain
Brig
Vanhorn
Merriam
Parsboro
Darrow, Mann & Co
Essenhauer
St Pierre
Mart
R . Cushman & Co
Muriel
Brinton
St Martins
Warner & Freeman
John Millard
Brown
Jordan River
Robert J Leonard
Conley
Thornes Cove
Arcilla
Farnsworth
Apple River
Gondola
Martin
Wallace
Florence Christine
Chute
Lord Mayo
Milberry
Bear River
Hope
Moore
Chevenne
Cyenet
Milton
Port Greville
Brach Kezia
Johnes
Little Glace Bay
Flash
Hatfield
St John
Alice
Kerrigan
Anna Currier
Walsh
Mary C. Bennett
Moncton
Jacob Reed
St Simons
Charles A White
Tripp
Sullivan Lawin
Rich
Gardner
Deering
Rogers
Herman B Ogden
Church
Buthrod W Hill
Higgins
Nellie W Craig
Pierce
James B Pace
Thrasher
Kate KE Gifford
Wright
Deer Island
Augusta
Meady
Augustus Hunt
Baker
Nellie Lamper
Gertrude Abbott
Champion
Lynn
J Paine
Trainor
South Amboy
D P
Strout
Millridge
Ella Clifton
Millbridge
United States
Archibald
Eastport
Alsatian
Stevens
Kennebec
Schs
Herald
Fiske
J K Baker
Kingsbury
Rockland
Emily C Dennison
Coleman
Saco
Chester Wood
Saunders
Lillie
Perkins
Eliot
Maritime Ship Sails and Listings From June Naval Arrivals
A Maine coast summary lists numerous schooners and sloops sailing from Boston, New York, and Portland areas on June 21 to 27, with vessel names such as Terra Ellsworth Hattie Low Addie Jordan and Tiothy Fields. Entries note in port days, destinations including Newport News and Bangor, and fish receipts totaling 200000 pounds codfish 150000 pounds halibut and 146 pounds mackerel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arsch Minetta
Crocket
Boston
Lewis
French
Newman
Coquett
Orne
Helen A Chase
Adams
Baltimore
Boothbay
William A Deborque
Smith
Albus
Lowell
Weymouth
Bangor
Matilda
Barton
Deer Isle
J B Stinson
Gray
Green’s Land
Carrie Hix
Hix
New York
Rockland
Vesta
Atwood
Perth Amboy
John Tinglass
Jordon
Kioka
Kelly
Jonesport
Batmoney
Pendleton
J Elliott
Thurston
Damariscotta
Nauticus
Bar Harbor
Salém
Woodcock
Ellsworth
Baltic
Shinny
Winegvard Haven
Johnson
Veto
Marshall
Thomaston
Fred Tyler
Smyth
Chatham
J M Kennedy
Whittaker
Ellsweth
Rendout
Adam Allen
Dudley
Hillsboro
Newark
Annie Lee
George Merkle
Machiasport
Sch Zampa
Lambert
Big John CG Noyes
Hoyt
Cuba
Josie
Gloucester
Bertha May
Restless
George L. Smith
Grand Banks
Ralph Hodgdon
Pioneer
Semire
Mystic
Annie E Lane
Mary S Stortvet
Rebecca Battlett
B Manning
Carrier Dove
Lucy Ann
Ethel
Mary F Chisholm
Carthage
Addison
Proctor
Georges
Longstreet
Payne
Chase Sears
Ortsmouth
Sunlight
Cool
Ira Laffrinier
Crowell
Chester Wool
Perchange
Mowry
Motz
Calais
Hattie
Ari¢ane
Colby
Philadelphia
Aaa
Allantown
Swasey
Philadel- Rockport
Ec Emm Nauport News
Briggs
Woodfall
San Francisco
Sparatan
Cairns
Nanaimo
Ella S Thayer
Mattson
Tacoma
San Diego
Aristh
Tam O’ Shanter
Waite
Ae Pedro
Wendur
Rameey
Sydney
St Augustine
Sch
Amelia
Schmidt
Pashley
Savannah
Eva
Zachariasen
Bremen
Wm Crane
Salem
Davison
Hantsport
Lewis Engma
Cotton
Ayres
Chase Smith
Ketchum
Diadem
Sellers
Maria Adeleide
Nickerson
Fr. m Do
Bridgeport
Emma Green
Portland
Pushaw
Ludwig
St George
St John
Effie , Simmons
Bulger
Sullivan
Newport News
Samuel Lewis
Wood
Losa
Lavinia Beil
Kendell
Banger
Vulcan
Albert H Cross
Henderson
Richmond
Wilmington
Del
Hen Courtney
Baker
Horse Islands
Lucy Lir Wentworth
Benefactor
Triben
Wiliam R Drury
Bend
Wrickford
Ed Dreannaught
Saunders
Maritime departures and arrivals from June sailing logs
A fragmented list of ships sailing from ports such as Grace Antwerp Cardiff Dublin Colombo Calcutta and Dover with vessels including the Noodland Drumbarton Paul Revere and Anahuac. Names of captains and destinations like New York Montreal Calcutta and London appear amid scattered dates June 20 to June 26 and May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Antwerp
Noodland
Nickels
New York
Ascension
Drumbarton
Johnon
Calcutta
Hectanooga
Robbins
Yokohama
Montreal
Barrow
Willesden
Raeburn
Perth Amboy
Bombay
aAr
Paul Revere
Mailin
Cardiff
John L Hasbroucy
Cobb
St Vincent
Cadiz
Laura
Castellano
Philadelphia
Scis
Billinbriech Castle
Newfoundland
Clara
Trendell
David Sinclair
Jones
Fairy Glen
Konigsberg
James
Colombo
Anahuac
Robinson
Caltenutta
William J Rotch
Bray
Dover
Fairy Belle
Lavis
Bremen
Hartfield
Alice
Minott
Percy
New Orleans
Liverpool
Strait of Florida
Drumcraig, Bailey
San Francisco
Jon
Ariel
Schwings
Shanghai
Jail Slon
Helensburg
Weeks
Swansea
Lon
City of York
Baxter
Stranded and damaged ships tied to June maritime distress
A report of multiple sea incidents lists Steamer Albano believed total loss after Jacmel stranding, Sch Phebe damaged near Point a Pitre with $400 repairs and four days delay, and Sir Diamond capsized off Robbins Reef. Also notes rescuers, wreck markers, and other vessels in distress or sunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albano
Jacmel
Sch Phebe
Medero
New York
Point A Pitre
Sir Diamond
Thomastown
Keleer
Robbins Reef
Dennis Valentine
Gowanus Flats
Liverpool
Great Britain
Cardiff
Panama
Stantley
Martinique
Valentine
Basse Pointe
Portland
Alliance
Francis BR Baird
Grace
Boston
Rockport
White Head
Shay
Spofford
Dear Isle
Batavia
Iloilo
Bastor
Fourth Point
New Anjer
Carl
Hong Kong
Galveston
Marian H Rand
Bar
Havre
Hudiksvoll
Philadelphia
Fiorella
Halifax
John McNeil
George Meliet
Gloucester
Montevideo
Lapwing
Auckland
Trinidad
Cuba
Foreign Ports and Shipping Notes from June Snatches
Shipping lines report arrivals and departures at ports across the Atlantic and beyond. Vessels including the Scotia Mogul Williams and Batavia, with captains Lapsley Douglass Ries and Halvorsen, are listed along with destinations such as Calcutta, Liverpool, Shanghai, and New York.
Sailed and Cleared Shipping From Diverse Ports
The Long Island and Atlantic coast trade reports a scattered fleet movement with numerous sailing vessels and steamers departing from ports including Port Antonio Baltimore Boston Providence and New York. Vessels named include Helenslea Reid and F Whrune along with a wide mix of barks brigs and schooners from Barrow Barrow Singapore and Dublin ports.
Letters Remaining At Boston Post Office June 26
A list of letters left at the Boston Post Office on Saturday June 26 compiled by Alonzo F Johnson. The public notice says the list is published Mondays and letters addressed in care of the Marine Editor will be retained or forwarded per writer wishes. The names include Adams, Barton, Wentworth Bostock, Chandler, Gertrude Abbott, Ruth Shaw, Edward Caswe, Carrie L Golfrey, Robinson, Hunt, Godfrey, Wheeler, Lewis, Mas, Merley, Evangeline Merley, and many more, with numerous Captains and officers noted among the addressees. The document reflects a long roster of recipients, some with military or shipping titles, and references to ships and maritime figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Alonzo F Johnson
Adams
Evan Smith Barton
Fred Fi
Maria Wentworth
Ruth Shaw Chelton
Samuel
Edward Caswe
Eiaics
Corson
Mulford
Messer
Hurwitz Hall
Pcoceses Oalk
Eulie Halton
Waite Hughes
Albert
Postangne Hughes
William J
Edward P Avery Irons
Nellie Trent Kempton
Samuel -Sch
Rival Kotmine
UATL
Escererses
Mere
William T
Seescereeseeress
Littlejohn
Deane
Clarencess
Orville Horwitz Marshall
Frank Eicce
Ponder Millberry
Bork Olustee Metse
George Cee
Meecher
Jonp
Evangeline Merley
James H
Richard G
Chaties
Evangeline Rola
Nichol
Mar Robineon
George
Coors
William Duren Steele
Tinitt
WM J
Transatlantic Steamship Listings for Europe and Americas
Passenger routes and sailing times listed for German States Europe and other destinations. Specially addressed by steamer Aller to Bremen Southampton from New York on July 2 with 3:00 PM departure. France via Plymouth Cherbourg or Brest Havre and other routes including Britannic Catalonia Umbria La Bourgogne City of Berlin and Furnessia. Cuba and Mexico connections noted with daily cutoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Great Britain
Ireland
Southampton
Bremen
Werrin
New York
France
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Lessing
Queenstown
Liverpool
Britannic
Umbria
Aller
Scotland
Glasgow
Furnessia
Brest
Havre
la Bourgogne
City of Berlin
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Mexico
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