Autobiography notices in Century and Forum items
The March Century opening covers Mr Jefferson's Autobiography with notes on Laura Keene Rufus Blake Sothern and Our American Cousin plus La Farge Nagato and Glasgow to Ohio Valley pieces. The Forum features Harrison Edwards and Monarchy notes on France 1789 to 1889 Archdeacon Farrar and Dawes. The North American Review includes tariff debate Morrill Gladstone Blaine and Speaker Reed Carlisle critiques. The Arena highlights Modjeska Debuts and assorted essays on journalism religion and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jefferson
Laura Keene
Rufus Blake
Sothern
Duchess
Dr. Pangloss
Tokio
Nikko
Mr. la Farge
Orlando
Rosalind
Japan
Albert Shaw
Glasgow
R. M. Johnston
Marchbanks
Viola Roseboro
Frederic Harrison
France
Arthur Young
Miss Edwards
Goshen
Mignet
Dauphine
Arthur Yount
Archdeacon Farrar
England
Senator Dawes
Malocks
Judge Lourge Lce
J. G. Morrill
Lippincott's March opens with Captain Kings tale and more
Lippincott's March issue features Captain Charles King USA with two Soldiers and a critique of his longer works. Mrs. Lillie writes on Griffin and Boucicault's The Colleen Bawn while Mr Wilder discusses English hospitality and dining customs in America. Also poems by Owen Wister, and notes on The Colleen Bawn and The Brownings in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippincott's
Lippincott’s
Charles King
U.S.A
Captain King
Eily O’connor
Colleen Bawn
Marshall P. Wilder
France
Germany
London
England
Miss Wharton
Brownings
Italy
Browning
W.H. Stackpoole
Owen Wister
the Sea
Shipping News Mini Almanac March 3 High Water Feeds
Maritime notices list arrivals and sailings of steamers and brigs. Vessels include Otranto Gen Whitney Treomont George A Chafee and Milanese with reports of gale damage ice sightings near 42 46 N 48 50 W and engine repairs. Mariners learn of electric buoy outages and a Canadian lighthouse launch planned for 1890 at Belloni Point Bathurst Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otranto
Rippett
Hull
Eng
Sanderson & Son
Sauled
Kelo
Several steamers report rough seas and near gale in winter storm
Steamer Pavonia from Liverpool reported good passage except thick fog near the banks, engines slowed, anchored at Boston Light Sunday. Yarmouth and Gate City with passengers and cargo arrived at respective ports. several other vessels including Linaria Milanese and HF Dimock faced heavy weather and a northeast gale. The winter storm is described as the worst of the present season with possible danger to vessels in the bay tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavonia
McKay
Liverpool
Ndse
Alex Martin
Boston Light
Yarmouth
Ist
Stanwood
Moise
John G Hall & Co
Gate City
Dixon
Savannah
Richardson & Marnard
Dimock
Eldridge
New York
H M Whitney
Forest City
Snowman
Portland
Geo
Water Witch
Boston
Moore
Port-au- Prince
Logwood
Green, Knaebel & Co
Sed Linaria
Hilton
Souris
PET
Milanese
London
Britannia
Tivoli
Newport News
Wasch Cornelius Hargraves
Highland Light
HF Dimock
Bernard
Provincetown
Quiet New York market with steady rates March first
The New York market shows steady rates with several ship and cargo movements listed. EuropE-Bark Ajax chalk London to Philadelphia 8s 6d. AFRICA Bark St Lucie general cargo New York to Port Elizabeth. AMERICA-Dark Harold 7000 cases refined petroleum New York to Rio Grande do Sul. molasses from Matanzas to North of Hatteras aboard Cumberland. lumber and ice shipments cited along the coast and to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Ajax
London
Philadelphia
Africa
St Lucie
Port Elizabeth
America
Rio Grande Do Sul
West Inpigs
John Swan
Rac Smith
Matanzas
Hatteras
Cumberland
Norfolk
Martinique
Ellen A Watts
Havana
Edward
Svearns
Railroad Iron
Jersey City
M Brunswick
Brunswick
Bath
Charles L Davis
Maine
Amy A Booth
Annie
Bergen
Boston
Foreign Ports Summary of Sailed Vessels and Destinations
Cable report lists numerous ships sailing from ports including Antwerp Belfast Bona Bathurst Gambia Calcutta Gibraltar Hamburg Hull Kinsale Liverpool London Leith Montevideo Mossel Bay Penarth Padang Queens Low II Trapani Yokohama Aspinwall Jamaica Ayres Hong Kong Leningstol Liverpool NS Port Natal St Kitts Rio Janeiro Sagua Saint Iago Joun Portia Vera Cruz Yarmouth NS and others. Vessels include freighters and brigs such as Friesland Touraine Island Slavonia Huntington Martello La Bretagne Texan Topaz British Isles Lake Erie Critic Grisedale and Crystal ships with destinations to New York Philadelphia Boston and various international ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Friesland
Berg
Randle
New York
Flushing
Belfast
Formica
Halfax
BONA
Touraine
Philadelphia
Bathurst
Isabella Balcom
Armstrong
Buenos Ayres
Alumbegh
Church
Cardiff
Alaska
le Chance
Montevideo
Copenhagen
Island
Carthawena
Roxburgh Castle
Baltimore
Gibraltar
Calcutta
Cruachan
Roberts
Lenvenue
Moddresl
Giberaltar
Huntington
Elba
Jiamburg
Slavonia
Ger
Boston City
Havre
la Bretagne
Jousselin
HULL
Martello
Potter
Kinsale
British Isles
Southcote
San Francisco
Liverpool
Belle O’brien
Hodgeman
Texan
King
West Indies
St Oswald
McPherson
Lake Erie
Fuirman
London
Fona
Cunningham
Lydian Monarch
Huggett
LEISH
Critic
Davies
Hattie G McLarland
Dodge
Akbar
Holmes
Boston
Mossel Bay
Electric Light
Cook
Penarth
Clintonia
Bullman
Hiavana
Padang
Thorbecke IV
de Jonge
Queens Low II
Grisedale
Fisher
Trapani
Grecian
Yokohama
Arizona
Robbins
Manila
Aspinwaull
Colon
Henderson
Jburnos Ayres
Joanna Swan
Shacktorn
Wilmington
Del
Rosario
Hong Kon
Charger
Goodell, Jr
Rembrandt
Paine
Coombo
Iceberg
Grent
Singapore
Livingstol
Agui Adair
Eueehy
Said
Sarmatia
Benisat
Discovery
Rowe
Kempton
St Kitts
Portnatal
Africa
Ven Freites
St Thomas
Seseeee Rio Jonelko
Port
McCullum Bovd
Tobique
Claque
Jane Burreil
Robertson
Arklow
Farmer
Victoria
Cannon
United States
Pacific
India
Julia Rollins
Lucla
Leif Erickse Sewald
Rio Janeiro
Pena
Sagua
Wyle
Rogers
ST Iago
Cuba -Ar
Thomas Brook McCell
Joun
Annot Lyle Duncan
Fleetwood
Schs
Avalon
Mulberry
Irie
Theall
City Island
Temperance Bell
Moore
C Y Gregory
Bishop
Portia
Ash
Tuspan
lIn Port
Schella Sara
Romaguer
New Orlean
Ar Lst
Disg
Vera Cruz
Austerlitz
Fraaier
Marseilles
Yyarmouth
Florida
Morri
Turks Island
Ras
Handy
Hoboken
Nellie
Russell
Port Liberty
Lynn
Helen Hasbrouck
Sprague
Virginia
Bridgeport
Hart Island Roads
Utopia
Publicover
Halifax
I IL King
Hillard
Portland
Hutchins
Mahoney
Eastport
Lavinia
Warren
Cole
Calvin
Baker
Cathie C Herry
Foster
Julia Francis
Anderson
Fall River
J G Fell
Crowley
Providence
Cora
Pierce
J S Lamprey
Haraing
Wick Chester
Thompson
Salem
A H Hurlburt
Seeley
Port Johnson
Amelia
Ireland
Megathiin
Bayonne
Hattie M Howes
Elizabethport
New Bedford
J Nickerson
Ross
Amboy
Bath
Cornelia
Special
Alleghany
Parker
Norfolk
Aries
Briggs
Spartan
Beaton
Rattlesnake
Beed
Pottsville
Ritson
Swhs
Annie S Conant
Bowman
Marjory Brown
Osborn
Matthzas
Hattie
Williams
Bray
Boothbay
City of Augusta
Meady
Perth
Aimboy
Hercules
Odiorne
Centipede
Hanson
Williamsport
Miller
Burson
Fernandina
John C Taynes
Haynes
Horse Isle
James Judge
New
Davidson
Erato
Simons
Bilbao
Eglantine
Bruce
Porman
Ambassador
Marseille
Hamburg
Georgia
Kings Lynn
Saxon
Harriet S Brooks
Smith
Harriet C Kerlin
Marks
Charleston
San Giorgio
Hinll
Rattieshake
Lancaster
Sienry
Thorndike
Monitor
Iverson
Humboldt
Snipe
Alden Besse
Cousins
Honourn
Charmer
Glen Finart
Savannah
City of Macon
Lewis
George A Pierce
Arey
Rockland
Mary Standish
Robinson
Harmon’s Harbor
Leander
Beebe
Becket
Isulamore
Lote
Marshall
Thomaston
Yankee Maid
Luttle
da Frances
Bessie C Beach
Mckieague
Kimerson
Pay
St John
Jmma McAdam
Brown
South Amboy
Maritime Movements Report From Early Ocean Loops
A compact log notes several ships with routes and positions. Lennie Burrill Beil sails from Philadelphia towards Bee with coordinates 29 5s and 25 W. Kinkora Wyimark departs San Francisco for London on Jan 20 at lat 3 8, lon 28 W. Kiji Hill left San Francisco Oct 2 bound for Dublin with Feb 27 ETA at Lat 62 N, lon 13 W. Cavour Wier sails Cardiff to Cape Town on Jan 10 at lat 26 3, lon 0 S. Susan U Ritchie from Mobile to Marblehead reported off Tortugas on Feb 24. Gem tlavana bound for Philadelphia on Feb 27 with no position available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lennie Burrill
Beil
Philadelphia
Kinkora
Wyimark
San Francisco
London
Kiji, Hill
Dubl
Susan U Ritchie
Mobile
Marblehead
Tortugas
Gem
Tlavana
Three-masted Bertha Louise sails from Bath for ice load
Kelley & Spear launched the 251 ton three-masted schooner Bertha Louise owned by Homer Skinner of Fall River commanded by Peter Warr. She departs Monday for Parker's Head to load ice for New York as New England company orders a new 1100 ton vessel for Cant Wm T Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Kelley & Spear
Bertha Louise
Homer Skinner
Fail River
Peter Warr
Parker’s Head
New York
New England Company
Cant
Wm T Potter
Green Point
Cong Island
Goss & Sawyer
Lucinda G. Votter
Belfast
David Clark
Kenne
Three masted schooners traded and ships report March 1890
Boston reports Capt White of South Yarmouth acquiring the three masted schooner F MH Odiorne for $8500 with plans to command on a Gulf of Mexico voyage. Several other vessel sales and charters noted, including Sir Daniel Brittain and Providence schooner Alfred W Fike, plus ice loading and cargo plans for Nantucket and New York. The Hydrographic Office records week totals, wrecks, ice reports, and mariners notices. various vessels report incidents, repairs, and near misses in Boston, Chatham, Sandy Hook, and Cape regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Capt White
South Yarmouth
Dick Williams
Win F Grean & Sons
Newburyport
White
Gulf of Mexico
Daniel Brittain
Port Republic
Driscoll
Abraham Richardson
Helen
Belfast
Bucksport
J E Kelley
Dennisport
Providence
Alfred W Fike
Turks Island
Bray
Fiske
Millie G Browne
The
Hydrographic Office
Rose C
Rio Janeiro
Larbados
Corrinto
Falmouth
Kose C
Baralos
Georges
Georges Island
Emily
Wilkesbarre
Port Johnson
Mystic Pier
Secon
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Francis C. Coates
Setauket
Long Island
Cuatham
Benjamin Courtney
Laker
Charleston
Weymouth
Kilpond Bar
William A Wells
Hyannis
Gould
Chatham Life Station
Cape
Sandy Hook
Belle Higgins
Darien
Merritt
Flynn
Philadelphia
Fernandinva
Cape Charles
Annie
Conant
San Carlos
Victoria
Port Simpson
Glade Tidings
London
Coriolanus
Tquique
Claymore
Ion
Arcangorn
Cameron
New Orleans
Glasgow
Steaaner Scandia
Kopff
New York
Kamburg
Elbe
Cape Town
Austriana
Campbell
Yokohama
Hiogo
Sailed for ice and loads on the New York run
The log lists numerous small craft and steamers sailing and clearing at East Coast ports from February 28 to March 2. Vessels include MV B Chase, Mary Baker, Curlew, Ninian Stuart, Oxford, Bragant, Eva, Gardner, Massasoit, F Merwin, Grace, Sarah E Douglas, and many others, with destinations ranging from New York and Boston to Havre, Kingston, Havana, and Port Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Chase
Tinkham
Boothpay
New York
Buckswort
Mary Baker
Heath
Orland
A J Whiting
Lyman
Northeast Harbor
Baltimore
Curlew
Craig
Port Antonio
Berkshire
Foster
Providence
Chatham
March
Boston
Pirate
McLeod
Karishue
Bremen
Barndale
St Jago
Cuba
Pernlands
Hamburs
Rydal Holme
Amsterdam
Ninian Stuart
Havre
Charles F Mayer
Hoboken
Schs
Job IL Jackson
Briggs
Portsmouth
D Spear
Farr
Gloucester
Mass
Oxford
Rydal
Holmes
Fernlands
Brunswick
Nellie J Crocker
Crocker
Nettie Shipman
Hindson
Kingston
Kate V Aiken
Brewer
Mantau Creek
Decorra
Port Maria
Waccamaw
Georgetown
Darien
Anna & Bertha
Sell
Dakar
Wca
Klvgartown
Lucy Cook
New Edford
Boothbay
J Lindsey
Pettee
Plymouth
Helen Thompson
Averill
Andrew Barnum
Tunner
Salem
Lion
Peters
Ponce
Swis
Massasoit
Lavina Campbell
Minnie Rowan
Fall River
Nathan Lawrence
Ilport
Norfolk
KS Dean
Keefe
Taunton
Horse Island Harbor
Merwin
Clark
Glen Cove
Hyannin
Grace Is Green
Weehawxen
Bass River
Sarah A Daniels
Emma F Angell
Babbitt
Jacksonville
Sarah E Douglas
Cameron
Key Wet
Mobile
Susie P Oliver
Port Spain
C W Lewis
New London
Alice Curtis
Grand Caymen
Nellie Bianche
Jamaica
Newberne
John F Ferguson
Bell
Washington
Newport News
Ichs & & T Lupton
J B Ogden
Wilson & Hunting
Antelope
New Orleans
Anger Head
Pinkham
Cardiff
Reynolds
London
Tordenskjold
Akermann
Bovas del Toro
Professor
Ketler
Liverpool
Newman Hall
Waycott
John Bunyan
Sorensen
Sud Rialto
Gerson
St Peersburg
Port Eads
Efficient
New Bedford
Reading
Smith
Philadelphia
Maiden City
Humphrey
Sheburne
Fannie H Stewart
J B van Dusen
Charles D Hiall
Rebecca
Minnie & Emma
Annie E Reynolds
Trave
Southampton
Lake Nepignon
Spain
Chicago
Rhodora
Newport
Brooklyn City
Bristol
Florida
Rhaetia
Ilamburg
Uckla
Copenhagen
Stella
Macoris
Barks Leuka
Golden Fierce
St Kitts
Scis
Geraldine
Halifax
Stony Brook
Warenam
Nettie M Rogers
Orleans
Sanuel L Crocker
Werthall
Hull
Powhetan
Avonmouth
Oranje Prince
Rotterdam
Kermann
Antwerp
Miranda
Jami & Lumoek
Eleanor
Portland
Annie Stafford
Anjet
Westhall
Hall
Powhatan
Ey Anchorra
Glasgow
Ims
Kenen
Southanten
Ragin
Hamre
Norge
Settin
Polynesia
Stettin
Hermann
Cyril
Para
Maimos
Raz
Bergenseren
Mortensen
Isaracoa
Grizaba
Havana
Mexican
Mendez Nunez
Barks Violet
Harding
Blaye
France
Sempre Avant
Cacace
Marseilles
Carib
Montgomery
Fruxillo
Turks Island
Elsie
Bayles
Benson
Caibirien
Utopia
Publicover
Cogswell
Martin
Masa
Seamers
Queen
Ems
Rugia
Hamburg
la Champagne
Assyria
Mascotte
Bothnia
Anchoria
Timor
Carl Konow
Bluefields
Nic
Orizaba
Mavel Taylor
Padang
Peutschland
Barks
L Tyter
Wellington
E W_ Stetson
Rio Janeiro
Edith Sheraton
St Domingo City
Albert Schulz
Barbados
Glenarchy
Santos
Hell Gate
Letters Arrived For Ships At Boston Post Office Saturday
A compiled list for Monday publication shows vessels at Boston General Delivery on March 1 with names such as steamships Otranto Cremon and Serica, barks Margaret Cremon and Sussex, schooners Helen Benedict and Cosmos, and steamer Amarantha, with numerous mariners and captains listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Alonzo & Juluson
Malcolm Anderson
Columbia
D G Bartlett
Georgie Clark
Robert Janey
Romain
Frank Brown
Charles E Blake
Sammel A Beebe
Win Cisee
EF M- Brewer
Martha Davis
Joe Coles
Mabel Conard
Jens Claussen
Otranto
Capt Case
Josiah R Smith
CH Clough
Amenia
Benj Dickerman
John H Pearson
David Duthie
Muiartha Davis
J E F Eustis
L Staples
Hugh Farrel
Scow
Hetty Agnes
John Grain
Steward
William Gordon
Willie Hl Higgins
Hiermann Haase
Harrison G Johnson
Robert Kovan
Sela
M Harsiett
Star of the East
OR Jackson
Celina
I Kerkhoff
Isaac Scheidel
Johannes Klink
Cremon
W Lake
Win K Park
Loran C McCumber
J Nickerson
Thomas McDonald
Oskar Olsen
Jattie N Bangs
Willian Philpott
Amarantha
M Ronan
Hattie N Bangs
Frearic
Ocean Litae Mers and Global Shipping Notices
Shipping notices list various vessels and routes with dates and ports including Nant Gwynant Gibraltar Gothenburg London Antwerp Liverpool and Glasgow. Entries mention Frat Furness Tiasto and companies such as Thayer Line Warren & Co Mentmore and John & Co City of Macon with March dates and several port pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frou
Nant Gwynant
Gibrelt Ats
el Glen Tanar
Gibraltar
Gothenburg
London
Furness
Geo
Preston
Buenos Ayrean
Glasgow
Allan
Kansas
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Marcit
Mentmore
Win John & Co
Macon
Savannah
jMar
Kich
P & Iara
Maritime Shipping Schedules circa March in 19th century
A condensed list of ships and sailing dates spans multiple lines with ports such as Rotterdam Havre London Liverpool Havana Bordeaux Glasgow and Antwerp. Notable vessels include Marsala Hambure Edve & Co Pealand National Line Aurania Ny Cuba Mail and Waesland among others with February and early March sailing targets. The fragment reads like a timetable of departures and home ports, indicating schedules for various lines and ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsala
Hambure
Ifeb
Edve & Co Pealand
Rotterdam
Rch, Have & Co
Nhactia
Havre
Curtis Vorwarts
London
National Line Aurania
Liverpool
Ni Brown &Co cC’y
Wash’ton
Htavana
NY &Cuba Mail Ful Aeide
Bremen
Oelricis & Co la Normandie
Furnessia
Lonnon
Henderson Bros Wisconsin
Underhill
MARCI
Chateau Lafite
Bordeaux
I’din, Edge & Co
Ethiopia
Glasgow
Henderson Bros Seneca
Havana
Fragmentary Transit Schedule Snippet From Liverpool Routes
Partial OCR shows travel agents and shipping terms across Liverpool and Savannah with times. Mentions March 4 and Friday March 7 window. Includes references to Warren & Co Isttisil and Thayré Linen and Gate City. Information is incomplete and names appear scattered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sere Censeres Naine
Destinat’n
Sail
Siberian
Arwen eSlasgow
Allan Pees
Michigan
Liverpool
Warren & Co Isttisil
Thayré Linen Gate City Cs. Sel
Savannah
Rid’ng v
Marcil
Bavarian
Oes
Thayr& Linen
Maritime Schedule Fragments From Para to Bermuda
Fragmentary OCR shows a maritime schedule listing ships and ports including Pacific Mail Arizona Liverpool Laguayra Havana Bremen Antwerp Bermuda Outerbridge and lines like WEDNESDAY MARCH 35 and THURSDAY MARCIS G. Gellert with times in the morning and afternoon. The garbled text references voyages and steamers with destinations in Europe and the Caribbean, indicating a shipping timetable rather than a full coherent article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Para
Aspinwall
Pacific Mail
Arizona
Liverpool
Underhill
Venezuela
Laguayra
Ked
Baratoza
Havana
Y &C
Bremen
Ostrichs
Westernland
Antwerp
Pwr
Ght
Marcis G. Gellert
Hamoure
R J Cortis
Irinidad
Bermuda
Outerbridge
Mails Close at Boston and Steamship Routes for Curacao and Europe
Postal notice lists mail closures from Boston to Curacao and Venezuela aboard the Venezuela with other Caribbean destinations via New York on March 3 and 4, and various European routes including Bremen Southampton Havre and New York on March 4 to 7. It notes specially addressed international mail to Belgium Cuba the Windward Islands and Jamaica among others, with multiple steamships and dates, detailing direct German British Swiss Italian Spanish and Portuguese mail via different ocean lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curacoa
Venezuela
Savanilla
New York
Nova Sotia
Yarmouth
Boston
Belgium
Westernland
Cuba
Saratoga
Windward Islands
City of
San Antonio
Germany
Bremen
Alsv
Southampton
Trave
Great Britain
Ireand
Yeutonic
Netherlands
Caland
Bermuda
Trinidad
Jamaica
Greytown
Belize
Puerto Cortez
Livingston
Aguun
Daemel
Aux Caves
Hayti
Athos
Yuenatan
Campeche
Tabasco
Chiapas
Croa
City of Washington
France
Havre
la Normandie
Scotland
Ethiopia
International Mail Routes and Steamship Schedules
Communication listing various international mail routes and closing times. It notes letters via Bremen to several European countries, via Southampton on the Fulda and Aurania routes, and direct Boston to Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, and Mexico with specified dates and times. It mentions supplementary closes and specific steamships Ciudad Condal Varonia and Halifax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Great Britain
Ireland
Belgium
Netherlands
Austria
Southampton
Fulda
New York
Aurania
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Halifax
Boston
Varonia
Progreso
Ciudad Condal
Ocean Mail Closing Dates For Steamship Zealandia And China
For Australia through Ha waiian Islands via Zealandia from San Francisco dated March 8, mails close at Boston on March 3 at 5 p.m. For Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and other ports via China from San Francisco dated March 11, mails close at Boston on March 6 at 5 p.m. Pacific steamer mail should be deposited in Boston post office eight or nine days before sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Zealandia
San Francisco
Boston
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
China
San Franisco
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Boston Journal
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Thomas B. Reed
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Mr. Carlisle
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Max O'Rell
Colonel Ingersoll
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Francis A. Walker
Atlantic Monthly
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General Walker
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Emily Kempin
George Kh. Cheever
Junius Henri Browne
W. I. H. Murray
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Mattie B. Russell
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Richard
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Delong & Seaman
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A M Graham
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Sampson
Herman Winter
Hallett
Whitney
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Boston Fruit Co
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Hermin Winter
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Harry Prescott
William L Burroughs
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Joseph Souther
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Liskridge
Alimore
Warilam
Stonybrook
Wells
John G Morse, Jr
Hinckley
Navassa
Cora Green
Whitbrook
Point-aitre
Ocean
Litea Mers
Boslon
Trans-Pacific Mails
Yarmouth Steamship CO
Lewis Wharf
N.S
Digby
Davison
W. C. Ry
S.s. Dominion
Isoston
J. I. Spinney
John G. Hall & Co
Chatham Street
Thomas Cook & Sons
Washington Stovet
W. H. Eaves
Parker Hlouge
Clyde Steamship CO
Great Southern Freight
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South Carolina
South
East River
Yemasser
Delaware
Oeston
Washington Street
Ostur
J. A. Flanders
Theo. G. Eger
Trathaganager
Lkowlieng Green
Savannah Fast Freight
New England & Savannah Steamwhip Co
City OF Savannah
Central Railway of Georgia
Florida & Western Railway
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
Manipeanen Accommotations
Tnsurance
Gsees AG
Sampson Nice
Nat
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Age
Washington St
Richardson & Barnard
N.E. O& Savannah SS. Co
Atlantic Avenue
New York & New England S. R
Metropolitan SS. Co
Sound Lives
Ocean Steamship Company
A. Dew. Sampson
S. E
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Philadelppia
Stevaner
Irvish
Spartas
Careh
Long Wharf
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Wilakfage
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Galveston
Lampasas
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Brunsgock and Bernandina
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Norfolk and Washington
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Central Wharf
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Souper and
SOU 'Lpalwest
Pledmont Alle Line
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard
P- Tras Amntrock Line
India Wharf
Lan Z Place
North River
A. M. Whitney
Ludia Wuard
Medical Journal
Cabin Passage
WHETE
REM Stare Line
Trom Amtwerp
Lous Barthen
Wprv
Adams & CO
L*g State
Cor
Broad St
Lveton
Beaver Line
Lake Winnipeg
Lake Ontario
Lake Superior
George W. Preston
Cunard Line
Poston
Catalonia
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Sickihalonia
Samaria
Scythia
Cauin
Sou
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UA State Street
Teoston
Warren Line
KOMAN
Postoffice
Ss. Kehr Wieder
RE. A. Adams & CO
State St
Leyland
Eee
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WER & LN Coln
State Street
Furness Line
AB Tollowe
Milamene
Water Street
Norddeutscher Lloyd
Med
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M.werra
Souhampton
Theo
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Doane Street
Allan Line
Brenos Ayrean
A. Allan
Axents
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Leine
Rbimminsigep
Wexrxas
An Pons
Apizen
Alexicd
Colorado
Cilifermia
Re. Currant
Esr
Wouak Si
Beeston
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Breondweiav
Irontond
Gloucester Steam Boat Company
North Side Central Wharf
Sa.m
Poneye Steamship Michigan
Grand Junction
Custom House
St. John
Calais
Portia NY
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
State House
Committee On Cities
Edwin D. Metcalf
Eprop
W. Presno
WN. Kewison & Sons
Winter St