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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1885

Page

4

Boston Port Exports and Local Notices Chronicle

Week ending eb 27 totals show exports 1 292 592 dollars and imports 585 739. Boston railroad men urged to meet at No 306 Washington street at 11 to mourn John Q A Bean. Hospital receipt of 25 000 dollars earmarked for expenses. Funeral for Edwin Hazeltine at 563 Columbus avenue. 165 prisoners at Charles street jail. 135 for trial, 85 fines, 24 sentences, 7 examination, 2 witnesses, 1 judgment debtor. Bufford lithograph of the Washington monument issued. William C Winslow to speak on Exodus discovery at No 18 Somerset street. Mass consistory Knight of Kadesh degree conferred. Holaton delivers address. Commercial Wharf stockholders appoint Perkins, Barnard, Shimmin, Sweetser, Jenney, Seavey as directors. Perkins elected president, Brooks treasurer. St Botolph club renews lease at 3200 dollars yearly for three years to 1888. Committee to plan new club house after lease ends. Middlesex club to mark April 19 with dinner April 18. Evarts to be guest. Lexington and Concord anniversary will be celebrated with New England governors, senators, and notable guests.

Charles Street J. H. Bufford Washington Monument William C. Winslow New England Historical Society Somerset Street Pitham M. Naville Egypt Exploration Fund Massachusetts Masonic Temple Kadesh Charles H. Holaton Vermont Middlesex Club William M. Evarts New England Lexington and Concord

Town Meeting Spars Either Off by March Tax Votes

Massachusetts town reports show March meetings mostly selecting officers while smaller towns handle all business. Licenses split. schools and highways funded. several towns list detailed appropriations and officials for Ashland Weymouth Quincy Rockland and many others with license votes and budget figures.

Massachusetts

Massachusetts Democrats Headed to Inauguration Tour

A 4 30 P M Boston and Albany train carried prominent Massachusetts Democrats bound for Washington to witness the inauguration. Charles D Lewis treasurer of the democratic state committee led with a heavy valise, M M Canniff Boston city committee president carried a trunk, ex mayor John Breen of Lawrence packed a Russia leather handbag and umbrella, Charles Levi Woodbury bore an overcoat, Col J W Coveney stayed home for duties but waved farewell at the depot. Other names include Col John W Hart James E Estabrook J D Richards George H Blelock George McKay Sergt Daily Health Commissioner George F Babbitt Joseph W Storer George Bridges ex Senator Knowles Freeman Representatives Samuel Roads Jr Frank W Jones Councilmen Foss and Denny.

Massachusetts Boston and Albany Washington Charles D. Lewis Democratic State Committee M. M Canniff Boston Democratic City Committee John Breen Lawrence Charles Levi Woodbury J. W. Coveney John W. Hart South Weymouth James E. Estabrook Worcester J. D. Richards Attleboro George H. Blelock Springfield George McKay Faneuil Hall Sergt George F. Babbitt Joseph W.storer George Bridges Newton Knowles Freeman Chelsea Samuel Roads, Jr Frank W. Jones Foss and Denney Boston

Boston YWCA Holds Nineteenth Annual Meeting at Berkeley Street

The Boston Young Women's Christian Association met at the new Berkeley Street building with many attendees greeting the evening. Rev. O P Gifford led prayers and scripture. a ladies quartet sang. reports noted two deaths, plus a mortgage and legacy debt. The meeting reviewed costs, funds, and assets, and Rev Courtney spoke on personal influence before Rev Meredith closed.

Boston Young Women’s Christian Association Berkeley Street O. P. Gifford RB. R. Meredit Frederick Jones Isabel Snow Pew Deai Courtney Christian Association Meredith

Concert for association members by New England Conservatory pupils

A fine concert will be given Thursday evening to association members and their ladies by the best pupils of the New England conservatory of music, including seven year old violin prodigy May Elise Fellows.

Association New England Conservatory of Music May Elise Fellows

Swindler Tries 50 Cent Collect From Inspector Houghton

A Boston swindler posing as a note collector targeted residents who advertised lost goods. Frank L. McGuinness of J. Powers claimed to locate items for a fee, duping several victims. Inspector Houghton exposed the ruse, leading to the suspect Henry Woods, an 18 year old New Yorker once employed as a bell boy at local hotels.

Inspector Houghton Boston Frank L. McGuinness J. Powers Houghton Herald Orsi Hawthorn Place Dover Street Quincy House Adams House

High License Petitioners Seek Maximum Liquor Fees

Ezra Farnsworth and 400 citizens petitioned police commissioners to set liquor license rates for the year beginning May 1 at the maximum allowed by law. A hearing was held with few attendees while several dealers opposed higher fees. Petitioners' advocates argued benefits, urging stricter oversight to curb illegal sales. The board planned to hear remonstrants on Tuesday, despite the chairman’s reluctance to extend time.

Ezra Farnsworth L. Edwin Dudley Law and Order League Unlieen Verders Messrs L. P. Choate W. W. Vaughan John G. Webster Dudley Jenks

Cook lists nine measures to aid Indians at lecture

Rev. Joseph Cook outlines a nine point program to improve the condition of the Indian people. He urges imitation of Crook s policy with the Apaches, ration support during transition, breakup of tribunal relations, evangelization, agitation for reform, passage of the Coke bill, access to U S courts for rights, extension of marriage laws to Indian territories, and higher salaries for Indian agents, warning against letting whites prey upon natives.

Joseph Cook Crook United States

Ministers Gather for Interdenominational Meetings

Monday sessions across Baptists Congregationalists Universalists and Methodists featured presiding ministers and speakers. Rev A T Dunn led Baptist discussions Rev G R Leavitt spoke on Pastoral Evangelism Rev J B E Twichell moderated Congregational meeting Miss Alice B Merriam spoke for the Woman's Home Missionary Society. Universalists met in Bromfield street with Rev Benton Smith presiding and Rev L P Blackford presenting the essay. Methodist leaders heard Rev F A Knight and Rev Leonidas Rosser discuss southern church work and future prospects.

A.T. Dunn G. R. Leavitt Cambridge Pilgrim Hall J. BE. Twichell D. D Alice Bb. Merriam Woman’s Home Missionary Society South Bromfield Street Benton Smith L. P. Blackford F. A. Knight Theological School Leonidas Rosser Virginia

Special election in third Suffolk senatorial district

The third Suffolk district vote pits Col. Henry Splaine and Alexander McGahey in today’s special election. McGahey, backed by bolters, narrowly won the regular election by five votes, a result later contested. Hayes’s perjury testimony tied to the fraud case remains unresolved. Splaine touts strong district backing, prior legislative service, and a solid war record.

Suffolk Col Henry Splaine Alexander MccGahey McGahey Ums Splaine Bolters Senate Hayes Col. Splaive

Excursion Managers Plan Pacific Northwest Tour Next Spring

Last year Messrs Raymond and Whitecomb led a Boston party on a 73 day tour through the Pacific Northwest. The group traveled via Colorado New Mexico Arizona and California to Portland and explored Oregon Washington Territory Puget Sound and British Columbia before ascending the Columbia River. A similar trip is planned for spring with longer time at Tacoma and a Mount Tacoma glacier visit. Descriptive programme obtainable from W Raymond 240 Washington Street Boston.

Messrs. Raymond & Whitecomb Pacific Northwest Colorado New Mexico Arizona California Portland Oregon San Francisco Washington Territory Puget Sound British Columbia Tacoma Boston W. Raymond Washington Street

Police Board Cleanses Several Officers of Rule Violations

Patrolman Andrew J. Maguire of division 3 found not guilty and complaint dismissed. Patrolman Ephraim F. Hall of division 15 not guilty on assault charge and complaint dismissed. Patrolman Lorenzo Hyde of division 11 not guilty on rule 111 and dismissed. Patrolman Allen Hutchinson of division 11 found guilty and fined 30 days pay for rule 111. Sergeant Philip E. Clark of division 10 not guilty on assault. Patrolman Thomas Patterson of division 5 found guilty and forfeits 15 days pay for rule 111. Patrolman Richard L. Thayer of division 12 not guilty on rule 111.

Andrew J. Maguire Division Board of Police Commissioners Ephraim F. Hall William H. Hamilton Lorenzo ¥. Hyde Allen Hutchinson Philip E. Clark Richard G. Leslie Thomas Patterson Division 5 Richard L. Thayer

Inquest Findings on 1884 Fatal Accidents in Gardner and Boston

Judges announce results from multiple inquests. Charles W. Applin died November 4, 1884, struck by cars at Gardner on the Fitchburg line. verdict cites his own carelessness. William Stoddard died February 14, injuries from freight cars at Old Colony yard. report aligns with facts. Benjamin McAllister drowned near East Boston ferry on December 12, 1884. Parmenter notes he fell overboard while intoxicated.

Charles W. Applin Gardner Mass Fitchburg Adams Churchill William Stoddard Old Colony Benjamin McAllister Boston Ferry Parmenter McAllister

East Boston Delegation Seeks Doherty For Water Commissioner

Citizens from East Boston and Charlestown urged the mayor to nominate Thomas F. Doherty for water commissioner while another candidate was ex Alderman Francis W. Prat. The board of health reported January and February infectious disease totals: Diphtheria 281, scarlet fever 66, measles 303.

East Boston Charlestown Thomas F. Doherty Francis W. Prat Board of Health

Roxbury Carpet Work Resumes After Eight-Week Strike

After an eight week strike, Roxbury carpet company operatives returned to work on Monday at the whistle, entering a compromise with promises of higher pay when business improves. Some girls did not return, finding work elsewhere, but the great majority returned willingly.

Roxbury Carpet Company

Tre Striking Tailors Cause Park Street Walkout

Park street tailors strike spreads to No 330 Washington where John J King operates as a tailor. Eighteen pantaloons workers, members of the girls pantaloons makers union, quit last Wednesday after urged by Park street journeymen tailors. Carl G Freund, a striker formerly with Frank Somers, was arrested for sidewalk obstruction. associates to provide counsel.

Park Street Washington Street John J. King Somers Girl Santaloon Makers’ Union Journeymen Tailors’ Protective Union Carl G. Freund Frank Somers

Supreme Court Clears Ellen Thorne Case Against Brown

The full bench of the supreme court ordered judgment for Ellen Thorne, first wife of actor Charles R. Thorne Jr., in a suit against Mary S. Brown alias Thorne. The suit claimed an agreement requiring Brown to pay $5000 on July 1, 1873, less amounts already paid by Charles R. Thorne to Brown up to that date.

Supreme Court Ellen Thorne Charles R.thorne, Jr Mary S. Brown Thorne Charles R. Thorne

Shipping line schedules and ship names at multiple ports

A fragmented list shows numerous vessels and routes with departure dates and agents across Hamburg, Caledonia, Liverpool, New York, and other hubs. It records ship names such as Henderson Bros, Henderson, P H Du Vernet, and Fanch Edye, alongside ports like Gothenburg, London, and Glasgow, indicating a busy merchant marine timetable with consignments and mail steamers.

Hamburg H du Vernet Henderson Bros Gothenburg London Farness Vataionia Liverpool A du Vernet Copenhagen Fanch Edye &Cossy Monarch Patten V & Go Dam Amsterdam Edye & Corellert Fep Kuhnhardt & Co Bouiton,b & Dallet Wisconsin Guion & Co Messina Phelpy Bros & Co Seypu Eeseveeees Murat Lake Manitoba Arkell & Douglass Ty Puebla Havana Alexandre & Sons Anchotio Ghaszow Henderson Bros State Indiana Glasgow A Baldwin & Co Boston Waun Virginian eLiverpool Thayer & Lincoln Missouri Warren& Co Pavonia du Vernet Rothenburg Furness Istrian Thayer & Lincoln H Brown & Co Werra Qelrichs & Co T Germain Havre Louis de Bebian City of Chicago Inman SS Ce Westphalia Kunhardt & Co Nepublic RJ Curtis Decvonia Glaszow Henderson Bros Neckar Bremen Oelrichs & Co Bohemia Henderson Broa Wisconsin Guton & Co

Mail Closes at Boston Postoffice March 8 Supplementary Mail closes at 1.30 PM

Shipping notices list multiple outgoing steamer passages from New York and Boston to ports worldwide. Directions include dates March 4 5 and 6 with vessels Capulet E B Ward Jr Orinoco Pavonia Hamburg America lines and routes to Mexico Jamaica Germany Windward Islands and Europe via Queenstown Liverpool Plymouth Cherbourg and Bremen.

Doula Eciece Sekisa New York Portia Burg Westphalia Warthe Valencia Mexico Capulet E B Ward, Jr Wednes Hayti Jamaica Europe Queenstown Liverpool Germany Southampton Bremen Windward Islands Barbadoe New Orleans Plymouth Cherbourg Hamsday March Wieses Bermuda Orinoco Sevese Giossecvace Tasesesesees York Iaseege Cancatneses Ste Neckar Scotland Glasgow Cuba Porto Rico Havana Pavonia Boston Tovsevens Aurania Werra Muriel Estabon City of Chicago Venzuela Curacoa Tuxillo Kuatan Westmeath Yokohama Iron Republic Halifax Portland Barbadoes Miranda Lake Winnepeg Havre St Laurent Neal Merch Wick Bay Leith Lincoln City Hamburg Everida Helvetia Falmouth Caradoc Sharpness Covingsby Newport News Dartmouth Orsino Baltimore

Murdock Free Hospital for Women Opens Charitable Ward

The Murdock Free Hospital for Women receives praise from the Murdock Liquid Food company for a newly established charitable hospital for women. Wards are free to deserving cases and a consulting department operates at 30 Leverett Street with a physician daily from 9 to 10 AM on weekdays, excluding holidays and Sundays.

Murdock Free Hospital Murdock Liquid Food Company Leverett Street

Richards and Storied Vessels At Sea From New England Ports

A list of ships and captains including Rothwell Dunn Leaming Ware and Woodruff with multiple brigs and schooners active near Maine and New York. Reports mention brig Sullivan Cienfuegos 20 days to Boston and several vessels sailing to Gloucester Norfolk and Boston amid rough passage and damaged sails.

Rothwell Robert Craham Dunn Richard S Leaming Daniel Ware Cumberland Daylight Silvey Weehawken Boston Alfred Brattock Philips Hoboken Belle Nass Nas New York Gloucester Holmea Bransecomb Haifaa Goudon Martin Cornwallis Festina Lente Hamilton Fortune Bay Annie E Palmer Holmes Matthew M Murray Murray Sioucester Peter H Crowell Baker Curks Cove Norfolk Sullivan Guptill Cienfuegos Sir Thomas Clyde Buidle Ponce PR Haas Ned Rough Passage

Maritime departures from January to March 1890s ports

A dated shipping log lists vessels sailing from various ports including Antwerp New York and Singapore. Entries mention ships such as E J Spicer Juno and Celestial Empire with captains Maloney Duncan Hinckey and Leighton. Ports cited include New Orleans Boston San Francisco Manila and Liverpool. Weathered notes show sailing dates from January 17 to March 1.

Whalers and Ships Arrive Decks in Barbadoes and San Francisco

In Barbadoes on January 19 the brig E H Adams under Marchant brings 20.0 barrels of oil, while the Aurore under Renolien brings 130 do. In San Francisco on February 19 the bark Sea Breeze captained by Baker sails to cruise, and on February 21 the bark Robert Morrison under Mosner is in port. The steamer Mary and Helen under Barker arrives in Honolulu on February 12 from Table Bay, and the sailings of the sci Emma Jane under Cornell to Sydney occur around January 29. The Northern Light under McDonald sails from San Francisco on February 21 with other vessels including Young Phoenix, Amethyst, and Croley listed for cruises.

Barbadoes E H Adams Marchant Isteadh Aurore Renolien San Francisco Sea Breeze Baker Honolulu Mary & Helen Barker Table Bay Emma Jane Cornell Sydney Robert Morrison Mosner Disg Northern Light McDonald Young Phoenix Holmes Amethyst Croley L M Merritt Hall Pensacola Philadelphia Schs Bessie Whiting Dayton Bath Nina Matilda Leghorn New York Rover, McLeod Bear River Me Florida Douglass Hovey Wright Wiscasset Buenos Ayres Port Guilio R. Romeno United States G M Stanwood Webber New Edward Cushing Bickmore Keystone Kerff George Walker Whight Minnie Smith Arey Cardenas Mary Fink Darrach Florence Rogers McLeod Do. Salled Jennie Phinney Morton Emerson Rokes Marston -Matanzas Barks Allanwilde Newman Tremont Lindenl Skobeleff Tucker Alexander Campbell Bunker Anita Owen Branscomb North of Hatteras Clyde Strum Delaware Breakwater Welton Ichsom Deming Hodgkins Bertha Warner Laithwaite Katie Jreland Steelman Aurora Cisar New Orleans Annie B Hoffses Amelia Newhall Port Townsend Dacca Hesper Forest Queen Scha Norway Rosalind de Bango Horace Scudder Coffin Boston Manzanilla Cuba Murr St Thomas Fannie E Wols Shannon Nash Anne Lord Kendall Levina F Warren Johnson Natamzas Viola Keppard Ogier Sagua Jose R Lopez Mountford Delaware Falmouth Clark Naevites Rapid Dakin Riberia Bradley James E Woodhouse Lowry Newcastle Republic Davey Hong Kong Murray Berry Lady Marston Samson Micronesia Greig Mathilde Krenden Mohican Valparaiso Garfield Thompson Homewood Dingle Wm Benton Eschen Melbourne Panama Modoc Peterson Port Spain Jennie Cobb Small Trinidad San Nicolas Isaac Hall Stone Brunswick Disg. Sagua Elphinstone Dobson Ovolaska Grigos Daisy Boynton Shackford Ichs Blanche Hopkins Clara E Colcord Colcord Do J B Atkinson Donahue Agness Grace Moore St Jagno Santiago Colton Cienfuegos Nassau Nsw Victoria Nyanzi Bacon San Chuschstow Adams Brisbane Uis Schmidt Sumatra Olsen Tacoma Iceberg Trent Oigg Davis Cedic Saxon McNait Parks Wakefield Crowell Rutlandshire Saunders Charles B Kenney Dahler Moodyville Dumfrieshire Bogart Port Blakeley Keiverdale Peck Adelaine Nina Sheldon Colson Moravian Sale Levi Stevens Sch Cook St Vincent Gray Martha Trinidad Ida Smith Rio Janeiro Edmonds Davies London Lahaina Wooster Sarah Eaton Crowley ED Spear Collins Rebecca H Queen Powell Zaza Astoria Cheeseborough Fannie Atkinson Morrison Belfast Inswick William R Drury Bond Jacksonville Friends Barrett St Augustine Edwin Janet Clear Baltimore Helen H Benedict Jennie Lippett Charles N Simmons Cox & Green March Mills Froese Bremen Eton Brossen D H Miller Howes Cassius Zacht Charles Dame Davids Stapleton Prestburg Hoboken Blazdon Dunn Rotterdam Kathleen Elders Bordeaux Sherman Higgins Frostburg Charleston Winnett Fannie Brown Sharrett Eskedal Uistrun Norrkjoping Saragossa Maipo Terra del Mare Acefield Liverpool Paquette de Vendrell Majorca Barcelona Dalmazia Trieste Nordenskjold Gothenburg Akershuns Danzie Smith Fernandina Cherubim Savannah Sappho Darien Ga Pegasus Richards Montevideo Marianna V Benevenuto Hoffnung Gerlach Borceaux Cleava Big Olivinia Emden Monroe Morrow O’brien Iverpool Fail River Kate Markee Allen Lemuel Hall Tripp Pache Metima Florence Randall Randall Ew York State of Texas Risk Galvesteen Mithassol Cropstadt Plutarea Roer Cork Hudson Vaughn Mauricetown Georgetown Lee Hickman Glover Intersoll Frank A Magee Stanwood George W Mey West San Marcos Galveston Hutchinson Josephine Joy Lewis Mobile Park Gerda Louise Albrethsen Hamburg Claudia Williams Newport News Emma & Robert Seneca Meker R F Matthews Hoff Kim City Echeridge Bosta City of Augusta Almeria Ukraine Genoa Earl P Mason Eldorado Andean Ren Haven Nellie Coleman Hodgman Virginia Oyster Beds M G Starr Starr Krigs T Towner Perkins St Croix E H Weaver Weaver Newport William Slater Warren Dutch Island Harbor Speedwell Robbins Rockland Fall River New London L C Ballard Horse Tees Lady Ellen Bangor Henry M Wood Cahill Glou Dora Alice Cape Haytian Cephas Starrett Havana May McFarland Albano Port Au Prince Louisiana Everilda Mediterranean Cleomene Calcutta William Douglass Douglass Havre City of Chicago Watkins Federico Gartez Levuka Harris Lilien Rumball Maceto Evviva Brown Herman Ogden Church Matanzas Asc Bark Star Best Colombo Achilles Larsen Crenfugees Tower Hill Ponca Kempton Apphia Willard St Domingo Martin L Smith Tany Beals Norfok F Merwin Stiles Europa Westernland Antwerp Wm Douglass Mar Tin L Smith JG Fell Bristol Walls Para Dexter Hasenstein A Clements Mitchell Seville Wenona Hirsch Eva May McDuffie Ponce Carne & Woodbury Bryant Dem Aca Datley Florence & Lillian Isaac N Kerlin Fernandina Wider Aristrsteamer Panther Warrington Hladelphia Portland Dallas Lay Frank Parker Meader Boothbay Peerless Southport Timothy Fields Bries Collymore Santo Lanie Chadwick Foster Bark Unto Anellman Porto Grande Henry Stuart Pendleton New Haven Virginia Alien Barklandeboge Donald London Providence Alleghany Taylor Norfolk Willie H Higgins Jones William P Hood Annie J Pardee Crosby James G Pree Kabutt Do Spartan Barclay Souch Lizzie Williams Trom Do Laura Nelson Gioucester Berthoven Williams Glastow Harrisburg Albercson Soston Jancaster Mis Saem Rattlesnake Tuttle Lyon Pekiom D Wsney Che'sea Reading Smith Pymond Mauritius Phila

Shipping notes on mid Atlantic routes and Atlantic crossings

Entries record several vessels with routes and dates including SPOHEN Loch Ranza from San Francisco to Queenstown on December 24 at 27S 27W, Sooloa Powers from Boston to Manila seven days out at 32S 2W, Scobie from Pensacola to Buenos Ayres February 27, Nordenskjold from Havre to Savannah February 16 at 52N, Alice C Dickerman from Brunswick to Buenos Ayres January 14 at 3N Jon 25, Christiana Danielson Palma Majorca to New York January 29 at 35 49S 51 38, Lina May from Demerara to New York February 17 off Bermuda.

Loch Ranza San Francisco Queenstown Lon Sooloa Powers Boston Manila Tee Scobie Pensacola Buenos Ayres Nordenskjold Brunswick Jon Bark Christiana Danielson Palma Majorca New York Sch Lina May Demerara Bermuda

Belecasse Island wreck buoy discontinued and new St Lawrence channel marks noted

The notice states the green buoy marking the old wreck near Madame Island Bank is discontinued as the wreck has disappeared. It details the North channel marks east of Orleans Island with buoys described by color and position, and announces a lighthouse at Mulholana?s Point Campobe?io Island in Lubec Narrows to be commissioned on March 15.

St. Lawrence Quebec Madame Island Chateau Richer Point Au Pavillon Shoal Beauport Bank Supee Narrows Canada Mulholana Campobe Lubec Na'rows Charlotte Brunswick Ihe WM Smith Department of Marine Ottawa

Maritime notices from Atlantic ports and distant seas

Reports from New London to Wilmington and Portland detail overdue arrivals and repairs. Capt Grimswade aboard Ixia reports no cargo loss. Edwin damaged earlier sails to New York. Swis Clara Jane and Lizzie B Mc Nichol stop leaks and proceed to New York. Chas & Sears Trott reaches Portland. San Francisco’s Spinney sails to Liverpool with 60,389 oil wheat worth $78,500. St David and Three Brothers head to Port Costa for grain. Harvesters at Rolling Mills.

Lizzie Major New London Wilmington Dubdlin Grimswade Ixia Bere Baltimore Bilbao Edwin New York Portland Clara Jane Lizzie B McNichol Eastport Sch Chas & Sears,Trott Galais Feo 14 San Francisco Sir Joseph S Spinney Liverpool St David Three Brothers Port Costa

Maritime Dispatches from 19th Century Ports

Bark John J Marsh of Portland is reported near New York eight days north of Hatteras with split sails. The Minnie Swift sailing from New York to Liverpool lost a l any skids gangway ladders and gear at Sandy Hook. March 2 Bark Vergine Dela Guaraia a machine vessel from New York for Allecante is returning to tow.

John J Marsh Portland New York Matanzas Hatteras Minnie Swift Liverpool Sandy Hook Vergine Dela Guaraia Allecante

Shipping News: Numerous vessels arrival and departure notes

A long list of ships and sailing dates from across global ports to United States ports, detailing arrivals from Brunswick and Calais to Havana and Sagua, with many vessels carrying cargoes and repairs noted. Inbound and outbound steamers, brigs, barks, and schooners from Pensacola to Philadelphia populate the record, including arrivals in January and February at Delaware Breakwater, New York, and Boston, with crews and masters named.

Pairs of Names and Cities Listed in an 19th Century Directory

A dense roster lists numerous individuals with initials and surnames alongside cities such as New York Milwaukee Philadelphia Chicago Providence Detroit St Paul and many more. The fragmentary OCR reads like a society or business directory extract enumerating people and places without narrative structure or dates.

JU Russ New York Simon Rothschild Shaughnessy Radman Milwaukee Versailles Aury Versail Young's H Adams Dk Byles H ‘Chwab AH Evans Gardner G E Ficken Cincinnati

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