New Edition of Washington Writings Advances Editorial Standards
The article reviews a new edition of The Writings of George Washington edited by Worthington Chauncey Ford. It praises access to original letters, justified editorial discretion, detailed notes, and a full fourteen volume plan. The review predicts high scholarly value and standard status for future volumes.
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Washington
Ee Bates
Sparks
Ford
George Washington
Worthington Chauncey
Am’s Sons
Boston
W. B. Clarke
Wo. Price
Authors at Home and Other Literary Portraits Review
A literary note criticizes the volume Authors at Home for focusing on living writers and their personal spaces. It discusses profiles of Lowell Holmes Whittier and Aldrich, analyzes Red Carl and its German-American origins, and appraises Henry King’s essays for sincerity and practical morals.
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J. L
J. B. Gilder
New York
Cassell & Co
Boston
W. B. Clarke & Co
Price
Red Carl
J. J. Messmer
Mary E. Ireland
New Goal
Thomas Y. Crowell & Co
Henry T. King
Philadelphia
Rapeancott Vorpany
Goldwin Smith
Abbotsford
Scott
Waverle
Cheyne
Carlyle
Lowell
Holmes
Whittier
Aldrich
Harrison's Inaugural Address Praised for Substance
The Chicago Times notes President Harrison’s inaugural address will please his party and deter the opposition. It lauds the substance and the capable pen behind the speech, predicting broad approval of its form and content.
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Harrison
Chicago Times
Ind
New President Outlined A Wise Patriotic Policy
The Chicago Morning News praises the new president for an address showing he weighs major questions with his party yet acts for all Americans. The policy outlined is described as wise and patriotic, reflecting national unity and care for the whole people beyond sectional lines.
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Chicago Morning News
Ind
United States
Closing Appeal Urges Higher Pride in Education and Virtue
An editorial closing passage calls on all people and states to strive for preeminence in education justice and patriotism. It argues that a persuasive address can help correct evils and errors seen during four years of Democracy and improve public virtue.
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Chicago Inter-Ocean
Rep
Inaugural Address Praises President Harrison
The St Louis Globe Democrat calls Harrison’s inaugural speech one of the most comprehensive and satisfying ever. It notes clear handling of national issues including the surplus, Southern policy, and foreign relations, and praises the president for equal treatment of all sections and a vigorous honest American tone.
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St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Harrison
South
Inaugural Address of Harrison Lacks Breadth
The Detroit Free Press notes President Harrison speaks with earnestness in his first address but shows limited breadth. It argues he believes the protective policy drives national progress more than others admit and implies he reluctantly addresses the topic.
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Detroit Free Press
Harrison
Patriot Harrison Message Praised As Statesmanship
The Detroit Tribune editorial lauds President Harrison for rising above partisanship and addressing the nation as a patriot. It emphasizes his compelling and forcible wording and the deep earnest convictions expressed in the message.
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Detroit Tribune
Harrison
Harrison Inaugural Tone Defines Genuine Americanism
The San Francisco Chronicle notes Rep President Harrison’s inaugural address leans toward dignified conservatism yet reveals a broad base of genuine Americanism. It asserts national honor will be safeguarded by the new administration's leadership.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Harrison
No Blaine Pyrotechnics Marks New Administration Start
The piece notes there were no flashy attacks as Blaine would. It describes a calm, thoughtful and somewhat commonplace tone aimed at instilling national confidence in the new administration.
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Blaine
San Francisco Examiner
Harrison
Political address praised for duty to people and stern sincerity
The message is described as not startling but from an honest man in high office who feels responsibility and aims to do duty to the public. The tone is strong and sincere with good advice on key matters.
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Toronto
Ont
Empire
Harrison
Not Likely to Become Historic Message
General Harrison's message is not a historic document but a straightforward expression of his views. It includes prudent remarks on avoiding wars and jingoism and some wise thoughts on civil service, yet overall it reads as commonplace rather than heroic or inflated rhetoric.
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Toronto
Mail
Ind
Harrison
Pega
Practical ideas on civil service reform from Truman era remarks
President Harri son argues in his inaugural that honorable party service will not disqualify a person from public office. He presents practical ideas on government appointments and speaks plainly about reform.
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New Haven
Message of a statesman in Harrison's address praised
The Hartford Courant lauds Rep. President Harrison's message as clear in theory and faithful to government welfare. The piece notes the writer's patriotic spirit and the document's ability to move readers with lines that convey broad political lessons.
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Hartford Courant
Harrison
Reading Between the Lines on Civil Service Policy
The Manchester Union argues the new President wards civil service reform while offering a sop to Mugwumps. It predicts continued spoils politics, promising office seekers favored treatment if they delay pressing demands and remain patient for rewards.
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Manchester Union
Real Estate Sales in South Boston District
Henry J. Bowen sold multiple properties including 163 and 165 Broadway to A. M. Brooks for 10000, 184 Dorchester Street to B. Eldridge for 9500, 17 19 and 21 Ontario Street to A. J. Milligan for 5050, a stable and land at Second and Often Streets to M. Southard for 4000, 184 I Street to M. A. Stapleton for 3500, and 160 H Street to James Hasse for 2750.
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South Boston
Henry J. Bowen
Broadway
A. M. Brooks
Dorchester Street
B. Eldridge
Ontario Street
A. J. Milligan
Second
M. Southard
I Street
M. A. Stapleton
H Street
James Hasse
Woolen goods sale collapses in New York trade house
The entire stock of Miller, Schram & Co. at 713 Broadway New York, importers of wool lens for fine tailoring, is secured by Joseph W. Parker & Co. The New York firm retires, allowing Parker to acquire goods at less than half value. Suits that would cost 40 to 50 are offered at 20 and trousers at a reduced price.
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Miller, Schram & Co
Broadway
New York
Joseph W. Parker & Co
Washington Street
Boston
Ship News Miniature Almanac Highlights March 7
March 7 shipping brief reports arrivals and clearances across ports. Steamer Iowa from Liverpool and Cleopatra from St John NB noted, with multiple vessels listed as arrived, cleared or windbound along the Atlantic coast and Gulf, including Portland Bath Lewes Machias Providence and New York routes with cargoes, wrecks and weather updates.
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Iowa
Owens
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Boston Light
Cleopatra
Milyard
St John
Eastport
Moise
W H Kilby
Herman Winter
Hallett
New York
H M Whitney
George A Chafee
Proctor
Gloucester
Shiv Ruby
Robbins
Manila
John G Hall & Co
Maritime traffic notices from diverse vessels and routes
A collection of vessel movements with destinations, ports of origin, dates, and approximate positions. Entries include steamers Nevada and Lewis Bucks, ships City of Montreal and Crown of Scotland, bark Sarah and Emma, Sterling, Roska, Doris Eckhoff, Williem Newton, and Josephine, with coordinates and March dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
New York
Liverpool
Lewis Bucks
Jacksonville
Cape Lookout
City of Montreal
Goss
Cette
Crown of Scotland
Smith
San Francisco
Queenstown
Sarah
Emma
Lewis
Swansea
Bark Sterling
Pensacola
Montevideo
Bark Roska
Pascagoula
Grimsby
Tortugas
Doris Eckhoff
Matanzas
Philadelphia
Josephine
Laguna
Lon
Freight and Charter Notices From New York and Portland
Chartered ships report petroleum cargoes from Philadelphia and New York to Japan at private terms. Sugar and hemp move from Porto Rico and Turks Island to North America. Lumber from Portland to Buenos Ayres and Rosario. Coal and ice shipments listed with v arying rates and routes.
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New York
East Indies
William G Davis
Petroleum
Philadelphia
Japan
Harvest Queen
Far East
Guy Cross
Case Oil
West MorgEs
Camerata
Porto Rico
Hatteras
Kathleen
General Cargo
St Thomas
Austin D Knight
Newark
St Kitts
South America
Sch
Teles
Demerara
Portland
San Joaquin
Paramita
Philippine Islands
United States
Ravelta
Buenos Ayres
Jacob A Stamler
Seh
R Weeks
Rosario
West Indies
Addie H Cann
Turks Island
Gloucester
Childe Harold
Poole
Fiseman
Eva May
Perseverance
Maritime Ship Movements and Arrivals
From Our Correspondents in Red Beach and Salem details of ships named Del a Hinds Pottle Marylee Newton Rowe Emma M Adams Brown Franklin Pierce Fullmore Addie Sawyer Cook Jed F Duren Noble sailing for New York and Baltimore. Haven reports no arrivals on the fifth with brig Lutzberg and schooners Georgie Kerry Ring Dove and Kennebec in port amid fog and light north-northeast wind on March sixth.
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Red Beach
Eaton
Greirson
Calais
New York
L Holway
Bryant
Sprague
Hinds
Pottle
Marylee Newton
Rowe
Emma M Adams
Brown
Franklin Pierce
Fullmore
Addie Sawyer
Cook
Jed F Duren
Noble
Salem
William O Snow
Hatch
Baltimore
Lutzberg
Georgie Kerry
E Anene Ring Dove
G M Brainerd
Kennebec
Aeary
Shipping movements and arrivals worldwide from March reports
Numerous vessels including ships, bark and brig arrivals and sailings are recorded across ports like Amsterdam Bristol Dover Falmouth Havre London Messina Montevideo Newcastle Sydney and Paler mo. Entries name vessels owners masters destinations and voyage dates in March with several ships bound for San Francisco New York Philadelphia and Rio Janeiro.
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Amsterdam
Derby
Schierhoveb
New York
Bristol
Obilie
Chersonais
Brunswick
Crookshlaven
Vaeni
Olsen
Pensacola
Greenock
Dover
Rahane
Passiful
London
San Francisco
Strathendrick
Bindon
Galveston
Dundee
Otranto
Falmouth
Steelfield
Robbins
Havre
James Nesmith
Jackson
St David
Pearson
Philadelphia
Roland
Ger
Julicher
Bengore Head
Baltimore
Messina
Progreso
Faircloth
Montevideo
Williamine
Babbidge
Newcastle
Nsw
Sherwood
Edkin
Eng
Tromo
Teryeln
Savannah
Ramsgate
Pernambuco
Emulator
Kendrick
St Johns
Sch
Stella
Nisbet
Pride of the Channel
Piper
Barks Parajero
Thoms
Flora
Pike
Bania
Viola
Joliffe
Douglas
Crosby
Buenos Ayres
Arthur C Wade
Sherman
Delaware
May Cory
Goss
Parahyba
Olive Thurlow
Corbett
John F Rottmann
Nash
Barbados
Palermo
Napier
Rouen
Aukathor
Evenson
Santos
Scr
William A Marburg
Fillsbury
Rio Janeiro
ST Nazaire
Imperial
Portland
Queenstown
ST Louis DU Rhone
Vergine-della-Guardia
Ital
Albano
Sydney
Whaling Plans Hit San Francisco Harbor
Sir James A Hamilton prepared for another Arctic voyage at Vallejo street wharf. The vessel sails for the Arctic next Monday. Balaena, a steamer from this port, departed yesterday to cruise.
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San Francisco
James A Hamilton
Vallejo Street
Arctic
Balaena
Maritime Notes from Boston to Nassau
Boston reports repair plans for Bark Charles R Lewis with cargo intact. Electric Light crew rescued after fire and abandonment. Gov Robie ashore near Biddeford aided by tugs. Kattigr reports wreckage sighting east of Georges Bank. Newport bought for coal barge conversion. Remick brig breaking up on Taunton coast. Morford and others driven off course by gales. unknown steamer reaches Harbor Island for repairs.
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Boston
Charles R Lewis
Reed
Valparaiso
Montevideo
Anderson
Set Electric Light
Bath
Portland
Buenos Ayres
Piqua
Messina
St. Vincent
Confidence
Elsie
Gov Robie
Biddeford
Kattigr
Georges
Lon
Taunton
One of Coal Company
Ola Colony
Newport
Bristol
North Scituate
T Remick
Charleston
Charles Morford
Baltimore
St John’s Bar
Moses B Bramhall
New York
Benj F Lee
Nassau
Baracoa
Harbor Island
Shipping Movements and Arrivals Across Ports
A compilation of vessel sailings and arrivals from multiple ports including CAIBARIEN, CHRISTIANSAND, CATANIA, DEMERARA, DUNDEE, HIALIFAX, LIVERPOOL, MATANZAS, MIRAGOANE, NASSAU, PONCE, PERNAMBUCO, QUEENSTOWN, RIO JANEIRO, ST JOHNS, SAGUA, and VALPARAISO. Entries list ship names, masters, routes, recent departures, and port clearances up to March uplifting a maritime snapshot of late February to early March.
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Caibarien
Kaluna
Coffin
New York
Frank T Stinson
Reed
Port Spain
Kate
Crowley
St Thomas
Helen Montague
Cookson
Christiansand
Hekla
Thomson
Catania
Napier
Harvey
Philadelphia
Demerara
Levanter
Gerry
Ayr
Resultado
Jones
Martinique
Frank M Howes
McKinnon
Baltimore
R Flint
Brown
Dundee
Critic
Davies
Bay
San Mateo
San Francisco
Bara
Agate
Powers
Newark
Guantanamo
Chase
Pinkham
Mary Bartlett
Holmes
Thomas Brooks
McCall
St Joe
Dao
James A Garfield
Woodbury
Kensett
Smith
Philaelphia
Niagara
Vera Cruz
J F Merry
Bradley
Wallace J Boyd
Bates
Wallace
Boyd
Cardenas
Liverpool
Anglesey
Bowden
General Knox
Libby
Georgia
John Hamel, Jr
Fennimore
Evanell
Pressey
Thomas R Pillsbury
Francis Z. Berry
Hatteras
Miranda
R Weeks
Henry
Miragoane
Sparkling Water
Hichborn
Vort-au-Prince
Hannah & Carleton
Bryant
Manzanilla
Martha N Hail
Taylor
Barbados
United States
Nassau
Lackawana
Closson
Ragged Island
Port
Piskataqua
Portland
George W Lochner
Wark
Philadelhia
Ldg
P Ponce
Addie Schiaefer
Haig
Sc Amanda
Parker
Ruth Darling
Lowell
Walter L Plummer
Plummer
Pernambuco
Cailed
Chillian
New Orleans
Queenstown
Romsdal
Jarman
Rio Janeiro-Ar
Sehs Union
Color
Ada Barker
Look
Georgie D Loud
Beal
Sagua
Martina Brooks
Pensacola
Valparaiso
Ttonus
Bucknam
Iquique
Maritime arrivals and clearances list from various ports
A compilation of ships and vessels with their origins, destinations, and status. Entries include cleardances on March 5 from Baltimore and Beaufort along with arrivals to New York Philadelphia and Boston. Notable vessels mentioned are the steamer Aleghany the bark Ansio and brig Georgiana F Geery among others.
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Baltimore
Aleghany
Parker
Boston
Howard H Hanscome
Holmes
New Bedford
Salisbury
Swansea
Urbino
Kenisal
Nessmore
Elliot
Liverpool
Witherell
Garfield
Grace D Chambers
Chambers
Allyn
Eston
Ar Marc
Steame
Dina Tinch
Philadelphia
Walle’ Wickser
Oscar Wendt
Scharberg
Hamburg
Felicite Girgenti
Charles Morford
Herbert
Ethel Swift
Harris
Port Antonio
Moses Bramhall
Woodhull
New York
Potosi
Henderson
Cousin
Antonia
Cassabona
Kennard
Azores
A. Adams & CO
State St
Passengers From Liverpool by Warren Steamer
Passengers aboard the Warren steamer Iowa depart Liverpool bound for the United States with H F Munn among 122 steerage travelers.
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Liverpool
Warren
Iowa
H F Munn
Steamship Mail Deadlines for Pacific Routes and Exports
For Hawaiian Islands mails via the Australia from San Francisco, close at the Boston office March 20 at 5 p m. Zealandia from San Francisco to Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoa Hawaii close at Boston March 31 at 5 p m. Tropic Bird bound to Society Islands from San Francisco March 31. Belgic to Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and East Indies except certain regions closes at Boston March 14 at 5 p m.
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Hawaiian Islands
Australia
San Francisco
Baston
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Zealandia
Boston
Society Islands
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Chinese
East Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Belgic
Vessels Sail For Boston From Various Ports
The list records ships and brigs sailing toward Boston from Melbourne, Singapore, Hamburg, Montevideo, London, and other ports. Entries include names such as Emerald Pedersen, Echo Robertson, Edith McRae, and Leauge Cremor with departure dates ranging from Oct to Feb, along with routes via St Helena, the Lizard, and Delaware Breakwater.
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Boston
Pens
Montevideo
Ankersen
Melbourne
le Antioch
Hemingway
Am. Bark
Singapore
North Island
Sumatra
Anita
Larinaga
Span
Algoa Bay
Aurora
Gundersen
Americus
Patterson
Port Morant
Benj. F. Hunt, Jr
Pritchard
Bonanza
O’brien
London
Gravesend
Portland Bill
Charles E. Lefurgey
Reed
Hamburg
The
Lizard
League
Cremor
Br. Ship
Emerald
Pedersen
Nor. Ship
Evie Reed
Whittier
St. Helena
Edith, McRae
Demerara
Echo
Robertson
Guantanamo
Delaware Breakwater
Frigen
Tostensen
Nor.bark
Guy C. Goss
Mallett
Hiogo
San Francisco
Gebroeders Smit
Mulder
Stone
Barstow
Manila
Cebu
Aede
John Pierce
Rogers
Am. Sch
Bluefields
New York
Julia
Hocken
Br. Sch
Falmouth
Vege Ann Titcomb
Goreean
John A. Matheson
Matheson
Ponce
P.R
Jersey Highlands
Lapland
Carlisle
Rosario
Point India
L. F. Munson
McKowan
Brig
Matanzas
Entee Light
Ladd
Calcutta
Miriam
Ivancich
Trapani
Gibraltar
Oregon
Thorsen
Penobscot
Eaton
Anjer
Eee Johnson
Parker
Liboilo
TeMe Baker
Carty
Dee
Tremont
Brophy
Barbacoa Bay
Cispata Hay
Timothy Field
Stratton
P. R
Mayaguez
Wheatland
Cochran
Zanzibar
Madagascar
Incoming Steamers Arrive Boston March 7 8 9 10 11 12 18 16 14
Shipping list notes steamship arrivals and sailings to Boston and Liverpool with multiple vessel names ports and dates in late February to mid March. Entries include Gibraltar Furness Palmyra Palmyra Gate City Yarmouth Ben Nevis City of Macon and others with voyage dates and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
London
Jamaica
Martello
Hulk
Sande's
Stockholm
Furness
Palermo
Gate City
Savannah
Rich & Barn
Yarmonth
G Hall & Co Rialto
Edwin
Palmyra
Liverpool
Martin Kansas
Warren
Trinacria
Liverprpool
Yarmouth
Ben Nevis
Rialto
Chess Aqua
Seose
Martin —— Rich'n& Br
JG Hall & Co
Pavonia
City of
Macon
Shipping schedules and port calls listed for February and March
The item records upcoming ship departures and arrivals with ports Bergenland Antwerp Hamburg Liverpool Bremen and vessels such as Wright & Sons Sorrento Edge & Co Adriatic Hekla and Christi'n'd with dates Feb 23 Feb 27 Feb 27 and March 9 among others. The list appears as a fragmented schedule from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
de Jrsday
Bergenland
Antwerp
Wrig
Hekla
Christi’n’d
F’ch
EdyexCo
Destinat'n Sail Agents and City of Macon Schedule
Boston origin list shows sailing times for Destinat n bound liners and agents from multiple ports. The timetable includes lines for Liverpool, Philadelphia, Savannah, Yarmouth, Halifax, Kingston, Amsterdam Rotterdam and other ports with agents such as Rich n Barn d, E B Sampson, A Martin, Thayer Lincoln, and J G Hall. Also notes Wednesday March 13 and Thursday March 14 with successive sailings to Liverpool and other ports, concluding with approximate mail steamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostonulan
Fivarpoel
Zhaer & Line
City of
Macon
Savannah
Rich’n & Barn
Liverpool
Martin Philad
E B Sampson
Down
Warren & Co
Yarmouth
United States
Nova Scotia
Lewis Wharf
Boston
Digby
Halifax
Davison
South Shore
U. S
Balifax
F. Pheasant
John G. Hall & CO
Chatham Street
Thomas Cook & Sons
Washington Street
W.H. Eaves
Parker House
Yarmouth Steamship CO
Sound Lines
Ocean Steamship Company
New York
Mavanuch
A. Dew W. Sampson
New Eng
Mails Close at Boston and Various Steamship Routes Listed
Shipping notices list mail cutoffs in Boston and New York for multiple steamships including La Bourguogne Fulda Alene Philadelphia Finance Andes and Ethiopia with routes to Europe Jamaica Curacao Venezuela Windward Islands Barbados and Brazil. Specific March 8 sailings at 2.15 P M 7.50 P M and 7.80 P M are noted with destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Switzerland
la Bourgogne
New York
Europe
Great Britain
Ireland
Belgium
Netherlands
Austria
Fulda
Jamaica
Alene
Curacoa
Venezuela
United States of Colombia
Philadelphia
St. Thomas
St. Croix
Barbados
Trinidad
Demerara
Spenany
Brazil
la Plata
Steamship Finance
Newport News
Hayiland
Fortune Island
Andes
Marsh Roeser Fir
Glasgow
Ethiopia
Riday
Windward Islands
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John G Halil & Co
Clara E Simpson
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Brigham & Willsbury
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Eldridge
T M Whitney
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Alfred W Fiske
Hattie M Crowell
Enos B Phillips
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Nellie Klanche
Edward L Warren
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Aaron Reppard
James Ponder
Fannie H Stewart
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P Wright &Sons
Florida
Alabama
Texas
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga. Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Baltimore & C
GO. E. Smalley
Gen
Central Wharf
India Wharf
Williams
Cunard Line
Cork Harbor
Samaria
Paumysha
Reland
State Aerat
Denton
Bas
Alexander Martin
Warren Line
Michigan
Kansas
Palestine
Postoffice Square
Furness Line
Stockholm City
C. F Furness
Water Street
Star Line
Royal Mail
RED Sotar
Avdrenntwerp
E. A. Adams & CO
Cor
Broad St
Slasgow
H. & A. Allan, Ts
State Street
Leyland Loew
Bostonian
Virginian
Thayer & Lincoln
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Norman
Bosto
Long Wharf
West
EB. Sampson
Cromwell Line
Pier
North River
Knickerbocker
Hudson
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
California
Old Mexico
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Mobile
Ala
Mississippi
Red Rivers
Wi A. Helo
Samuel H. Seaman
N. Y
Canada Atlantic
Escen
Sampson
D. G
Lahson
L. H. Palmer
Old State House
Richardson & Barnard
Atlantic Avenue
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
Mississippi River
New
Mexico
Olorado
RE. E. Currier
N. E
Washington St
BRB
Hawley
Landing Place
Point Soth
H. M. Whitney
Mallory Lines
San Marcos
Lampasas
Brunswick & Fernandina
Boston & Bangor S.S. Co
Cena Aes
Camden
Belfast
Searsport
Bucksport
Green’s Landing
Swan's Island
South West Harbor
Bar Harbor
Sorrento
William H. Hill
Virginia
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Piedmont Air Line
Boston & Providence
BR BR
Waldo A
Pearce
Boston & Providence Railroad
Waldo A. Pearce
N. Eng
Bostern & Gloucester Steamboaht Company
North Side Central
Ts Steamship
Grand Junction
Stamer
Custom House
Postoffice
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