Libel in Admiralty Over Collision With Reading
United States District Court hears libel in admiralty over a December 17 1887 collision in Vineyard Sound between the schooner Dart and the steamer Reading. The libellant claims the Reading failed to keep out of the way. the defense says the Dart changed course after seeing the steamer. Evidence has finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
J. Thomas S. Adams
Reading
Admiralty
Dart
Vineyard Sound
New York
St. John
N. B
C. T. Russell, Jr
W. M. Richardson
Supreme Judicial Court Returns Several Civil Decisions 1888
In the March 7 1888 session Justices Morton Devens and Allen hear numerous cases. The docket includes Alfred Lazarus et al. vs Walter S Swan Henry McKeown vs J Theodore Gurney Byron A Osgood vs Thomas F McGann Thomas F McGann vs Byron A Osgood Warren S Dame et al vs Daniel E Kempster and several rescripts. The court dismisses a Purifying and Maturing Process bill for debt but affirms good faith actions. It sustains judgments in mortgage and trust disputes and upholds the endowment assignment for Catherine Callahan. It rules on insurance covenant disputes in Catherine Mackin vs Hannah Osborn and grants a favorable action for Edwin A Alger administrator v North End Savings Bank regarding a disputed deposit. It addresses May v Hammond recognizance and affirms admissibility of magistrate testimony overturning prior objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court For the Common Wealth
Byron A. Osgood
Thomas F. McGann
D. F. Crane
Osgood
C. M. Barnes
McGann
Warren S. Dame Et al
Daniel E. Kempster
M. Holbrook
A. K. P. Joy
Edward B. Holt
Joseph Bennett
Mary D. Holt
Arnold
Perkins & Lyman
William T. Eustis
Charles H. Bolles
B. Callender & Co
Callender
Bolles
Hall
Laintiff
Wilde
John J. Callahan
C. Callahan
John J
Mary J. Keefe
Hannah Keefe
Mary J
Catherine
Catherine Callahan
John J. Joshua M. Sears
Charles F. Choate
Joshua Sears
Catherine O. Mackin
Hannah Osborn
Washington Street
Edwin A. Alger
North End Savings Bank
George Crumbull
Achsie J. Wood
Trumbull
J. G. Abbott
William C. Williamson
John May
Winthrop M. B. Hammond
Hammond
Clark
Plaitiff May
Ames
B. C. Moulton
S.J. Elder
Pushee v Russell suit to recover funds held as administrator
Superior Court first session March 7 presiding Judge Mason hears Oscar H. Pushee versus John H. Russell in a case seeking $76 210 claimed to have been collected and held by the defendant as administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Boston Court Dockets Review Several Civil Actions
Summary list of cases and entries from the Boston court sessions, including Edward Higgins vs City of Boston for injuries on Neponset avenue and Edward Stern vs his father over board and clothing claims. Docket items include multiple v. cases and ongoing actions. session adjourned with no trial ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarissa Pushee
Thomas Savage
Edward Higgins
City of
Boston
Neponset Avenue
C. N. Harris
R. W. Nason
Edward R. Stern
Edward Stern
William B. Churchill
M. P. White
D. &. Ware
Varley Administratrix v Essex Savings Bank verdict for claimant
In Essex County Superior Civil Court on March 7 Judge Blodget presided. The case Nos 8817 and 4228 involve Varley administratrix v Essex Savings Bank and Byers et al v Merlet. The suit claims earth removal damaged land and buildings lowering rents. Plaintiff asserts deterioration. defendant denies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varley
Essex Savings Bank
Daniel Saunders
John C. Sanborn
John P. Sweeney
Byers
Merlet
W.A. Pew
Charles A. Russell
Marietta colony origins and 1788 Ohio settlement details emerge
The New England Historical Genealogical Society heard Rev. L W Andrews recount the 1788 Marietta Colony from Rufus Putnam and associates. He described planning maps, warrants, and the 1787 ordinance, with notes on land sales, surveys, and the first homestead, college origins, and state rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Somerset Street
L. W. Andrews
Marietta
Marietta College
America
England
Rufus Putnam
Ohio
Avery Pickering
Hutchins
General Putnam
Congress
General Washington
Bunch of Grapes
Boston
Ohio Company
Manassa Cutler
Goodale
Connecticut Mutual Life Company 42nd Annual Report Summary
The Connecticut Mutual Life Company reports a strong fiscal year with net assets surpassing 55 million dollars and an added million in assets. Management emphasizes prudent guidance and notes that policyholders and beneficiaries received 62.07 percent of about 207.47 million in receipts over 42 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Mutual Life Company
Accident on the Boston and Albany Line
A switching engine collided with a moving freight train after a switch was left open between Shawmut Avenue and Washington Street yesterday afternoon. Several cars were badly damaged and the switching engine sustained damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany
Shawmut Avenue
Washington Street
Notice to Captains at Boston Signal Station Schedule
Ship news lists notices to captains to observe barometer readings daily at 7 am Greenwich time from the United States Signal Station in Boston. Instructions state add one hundredth inch per ten feet above sea level to adjust instruments. Miniature almanac notes March 8 with high water at 8 and moon phase details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Greenwich
Ben
Port of Boston Spring Arrivals and Departures Report
Mariners report arrivals and clearances at Boston on March 7 including State of Maine, Wilkesbarre, Herman Winter, Tremont, City of Gloucester, and others bound for St John Philadelphia and Norfolk. Sailed: Palestine, Geneva, Sarah and Emma, Berkshire, Par ee, and more. Light southwest wind with clear conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Swis J Paine
Trainor
Hoboken
Salem
Jordan L Moit
Gregor
Idaho Smith
Rockland
Ida P Thurlow
Linton
Grand Menon
Annie Louise
Cole
Dennis
Reindeer
Weyant
Nantucket
Fisher's Island
D A Plummer
Howes
Boston
Philadelphia
Barks Carib
Daisy Reed
Icis Eagle
Ivan Sturgis
Gazelle
Hyde
Kate
Lynn
Newark
Jane Adeline
Cates
State of Maine
Hilyard
St John
Gray
Portland
Moise
W H Kilby
Silsby
Gardiner
Deering
Rogers
Eva L Ferris
Morris W Child
Torrey
Zacheus Sherman
Coombs
Kate Markee
Allen
Mary & Morse
Crocker
A B
Sherman
Higgins
Baltimore
Emma
Briggs
William C French
A Heaton
Handy
BPI
Istrian
Fox
Liverpool
Eng
Thayer & Lincoln
Carthagenian
MacNicol
Glasgow
H& A
Allan
Berkshire
March
George E Smalley
Parthian
Nickerson
E B Sampson
H F Dimock
Berry
New York
Palestine
Geneva
Rosario
Sarah
Charles E Morrison
Hattle M Crowell
Samuel Hart
Paree
I F Dimock
Lawrence Haynes
Izetta
Bengar
Sullivan Lawin
Oliver Ames
Wiliam L Walker
Enos B Phillips
George S Tarbell
Charters Reported by Freights and Charters Portland
March seventh cargoes listed include Bark GM Stanwood New York to Pernambuco 20000 cases petroleum 22 cents and brig Fannie B Tucker New York to Porto Rico general cargo 1750 dollars. Also listed are brig Charles Dennis Wiscasset to Charleston ice 75 cents and others including coal and iron shipments between Portland New York Baltimore Norfolk Boothbay and Philadelphia with varied rates and tonnages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
GM Stanwood
New York
Pernambuco
Fannie B Tucker
Porto Rico
Charles Dennis
Wiscasset
Charleston
LM Warren
Perth Amboy
John Proctor
Wood’s Hole
Boneblack
Fred Jackson
Rockland
Hi ‘T Townsend
Cook Borden
HS Culver
Baltimore
Nathan Lawrence
Norfolk
Fanny Belle
Philadelphia
J Ht Wainwright
Boothbay
West Point
Maritime Shipping Notices From Various Ports
Listings from ships and barks sailing or active at ports including Bombay Bay Buenos Ayres Lisbon London Liverpool and more. Notable vessels include Childwall Celina Edmund Phinney Sativa River Harvest Queen Anamba and Sir G F Seymour among others with dates Feb March and ports of origin such as New York San Francisco Portland and Pensacola. Also a whaler sale of the whaler Page for 1150 dollars anchored in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Childwall
Watson
San Francisco
Buenos Ayres
Celina
Mountfort
Portland
C C Sweeny
Robertson
New York
Edmund Phinney
Young
Herbert Hall
Perry
Lucia
Wood
Sativa River
William Owen
Brown
Calais
New Zealand
Nor
Johnson
Fernandina
Ellisnift
Nielsen
Parks Annita Menotti
Ital
Laguna
Pensacola
Myrtle
Carter
Bahia
Ole Bull
Riis
Savannah
Montreal
Goss
Barbados
Barks H
Leif Ericksen
Falck
Brigs Loyalist
Rouse
Mitchener
Itubbard’s Cove
Cette
St Patrick
Newell
Cardenas
Falls of Afton
M’garrity
Greenock
Ahto
Danielson
Gibraltar
Taylor
Harbor Grace
Lisbon
Minnie
Rowe
St Johns
Lundy Island
Cambala
Williams
Port Royal
Bristol
Lizard
Harvest Queen
Blagdon
London
Sir G F Seymour
Hollis
Bermuda
Bark
Lucie Radman
Grethe
Liverpool
Risoluto
Picasso
Charleston
D John Bunyan
Sorensen
Cardiff
Florida
Newport News
Wilmington
Mohur
Stevens
Mobile
Princs Frederick
Rutter
New Orleans
Seringapatam
Dunbar
Montevideo
Genoa
Davidson
Bridgewater
Innerwick
Waters
Boston
Marchese
S K Bearce
Thestrup
Angara
Acker
Hubbard’s Cove
Golden Sheaf
Lunt
Fred E Richards
Thorndike
Nellie Moody
Webster
Port Germain
Ravola
Lockhart
Para
Stacy Clark
Whitney
Pernambuco
Plymouth
Francesco Cilento
Porzio
Sierra Leone
Belmont
Perkins
Southampton
Mary P Kitchey
Ryan
Maritime shipping notices from scattered records
A fragmentary list of ships with captains and routes including the Clara to San Francisco via Liverpool on November 12, the Mobile Kay from Antwerp to Portland, the Crown of Denmark Swansea to San Francisco, and other vessels such as Aboukir and Warrior with various lat long notations and years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Kuhlmann
Liverpool
San Francis
Ali Well
Mobile Kay
McPhail
Antwerp
Fortland
Crown of Denmark
Swansea
Francisco
Ark Aboukir
Jack
He Bane
Warrior
Kitchen
Calcutta
Jon
Bacon
Fishermen of Essex Build New Vessel Under Contract
In March Stil a new vessel is contracted for by Willard Aburnham in Essex. The craft will be 92 feet long 282 feet wide and 83% feet deep for about 160 tons burden with an oak frame and white garpentea finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
Willard Aburnham
Garpentea
East Gloucester Firm Builds First Class Cabin Vessel
The project describes oak one board plank and hard pine ceiling with copper fastenings. The cabin will be finished in hard wood with commodious staffrooms and is intended to be first class in every detail. Owners are John F Wonson & Co of East Gloucester. vessel to sail from that port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F Wonson & Co
East Gloucester
Naval court clears Capt Reitzenstein in Saliabury loss
Boston report says Port Townsend inquiry found Capt Reitzenstein free from blame for the loss of the German ship Saliabury abandoned February 13 off Cape Flattery. The captain set fire to prevent obstruction to navigation as the vessel drifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Naval Court
Port Townsend
Saliabury
Cape Flattery
Reitzenstein
Jie
Joshua Loring
Aspinwall
Tuspan
Sisal
Yucatan
CO Whitmore
Honolulu
Port Blakely
Washburn Brothers
Thomaston
Webb Thompson
Friendship
R Bowers
New York
Richmond Hill
London
Glasgow
Charleston
Dolphin
Black River
Jamaica
Falmouth
Eng
San Diego
Kark Ophir
Caledonia
Hassenstein
Bristol
Kark Walragens Melcher
Wachter
Hamburg
Fayal
Baltimore
Mars
Oakland
Blocksland
Norfolk
Corona
New Orleans
Bremen
Corrituck Lighthouse
Hamilton
Demerara
Sirocco
Halifax
J W Sharp
Charles Sowell
Florida
San Francisco
Merriman
Henry Failing
Liverpool
Viatte
Captain Young
J B Brown
Antwerp
Cape Born
Diverse Global Shipping Movements Through Feb to Mar
A long list of ships, brig and bark movements across ports such as New London Baltimore Manila Havana and An tigua shows sailings from February 3 to March 8. Entries cover in port and cleared ships including Par boats and steamers with arrival destinations and departure notes.
Shipping News Records From Various Ports
A truncated list of 6th and 7th entries records vessels clearing sailing or sal ling from Astoria Baltimore Brunswick Charleston and more. It notes steamers barkentines brigs schooners and a steamer Marchioness with destinations including Glasgow London New York Philadelphia and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Barkentine
Katie Flickinger
San Francisco
Persian Empire
San Diego
Baltimolre
Decature Miller
Taylor
Boston
Sch Chase
Sampson
Wixon
New Bedford
Bengore Head
Brady
Glasgow
Lady Bay
McGregor
London
Acadian
McGrath
Halifax
Johns Hopkins
Foster
Savannah
Icis Bb & Rokes
Tali
Jacksonville
John F Merrow
Nickerson
Alf Ear
Henry S Culver
Anthony
Portland
EM Reed
Parker
New London
Ellen M Golder
Johnston
Providence
John M Brown
Brown
Salled
Sarawak
Swhs
Alt Brabrook
Mars
Frostburg
Nathan Isterbrook, Jr
Vesper
sSehs
Lewis Ehrman
Collison
Pernambuco
Lida J
Charleston
H B Hussey
Hodgdon
Wiscasset
Red Wing
Lee
New York
Fannie Brown
Starrett
Palatka
Chaples
Warner Moore
Crockett
Richmond
Clarence Rogers
McLeod
Evgartown
Emma_ L_ Gregory
Maker
Augustus Pabens
Peck
Rockland
Sarah Ablatsdell
Ray
Ellsworth
Lizzie S Haynes
Sawyer
Georgtown
Hattie L Sheets
Dole
Phiadelphia
Matilda Brooks
Jones
Galveston
Annie & Millard
Steelman
Philadelphia
Emma Feather
Lacey
Baltimore
William H Schubert
King
Marchioness
Newcastle
Eng
Lampasas
Hampton Roads
Principe di Napoli
Ichs Droster Burt
Carrie * Bronson
Yale
William R Huston
Somerset
Blanche H King
Albert T Stearns
Annie J Fardee
Weymouth
Hartmeager
Joshua Co
Lucy Russell
Portamouth
Henry Holds
Newport News
William G Lew
Energ
Ey Annis
Mass
Schs
South Shore
L Burroughs
Fish
Augustus Hunt
A W Lewis
L A Slummner
Ruth Shaw
Annie Louise
DK Akin
SHIPPING NEWS HARBOR LISTS AND VESSEL CLEARANCES
Sailings and clearances across Atlantic ports include the steamer Saratoga from New York to Havana via Jupiter, the bark Otillia at Mobile, and ship Annie Gontley sailing Belfast. Numerous vessels at New Orleans New York Newport News and more report arrivals, sailings, and cargo movements with crews and destinations.
Mails Closing Times From New York to Overseas Destinations
The notice lists closing times for mail parcels from New York to international destinations including Venezuela Curacao Central America Europe and Africa with several steamships named Valencia Colon Andes Normandie Circassia Circassia Elbe Aurania Westernland and routes via Rotterdam Brest Havre Southampton Liverpool and Key West Also mentions routes to Mexico Port Simon Carupano Ciudad Bolivar and Cuba with specific Friday March dates and 7 30 PM close times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
Curacoa
Valencia
New York
Cistalava
Central America
South Pacific
Guatemala
Colon
Eie Wee
Port Simon
Andes
Netherlands
Rotterdam
Spe- Amsterdam
Switzerland
Brest
Havre
Normandie
Scotland
Glasgow
Circassia
Great Britain
European
Southampton
Bremen
Elbe
Key West
Fla
Boston
Rolie
Mexico
Carupano
Ciudad Bolivar
Odin
Europe
Germany
Austria
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Russia
Turkey
Queenstown
Liverpool
Aurania
Cuba
Tampa
Trans-Pacific Mails From Boston Office Notices
Mail routes to Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and other ports sailings via City of Sydney Mar City of Sydney from San Francisco March Mail closes at Boston Post Office March 20 1p m For Australian New Zealand Fiji Isles Samoan Hawan Islands via Mariposa from San Francisco April 4 Also Hawaiian Islands via Australia from San Francisco March 27 Society Islands Tropic Bird from San Francisco March 21 Mailers must mail in Boston at least eight days before the dates given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
the East Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Sydney
San Francisco
Australia
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Boston
Society Islands
Boston-bound vessels list with origins and dates
The article catalogs Canadian and American ships and brigs bound for Boston from varied ports. Entries include vessels such as the Nor bark area from Rio Grande do Sul dated Dec 29, Anahuac from Cebu before Jan 15, and Adele from Melbourne Nov 24, with notes on positions like lat 33 12, lon 7340 and passages via St Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Harriman
Am Brig
Matanzas
Sophie
Ludsen
Nor. Bark
Buenos Ayres
Sjogren
Rio Grande Do Sul
Edwin I. Morrison
Lavender
Am. Sch
Cardenas
Ecuador
Hughes Pre
Trapani
George Moon
Wolfe
Am. Bark
Almeria
Dee
Oe Sjostrom
Swed
Bark
Melbourne
Mel Bradley
McIntosh
Gene Hatch
Condon
Cienfuegos
Hiawatha
McKay
Br. Bark
Demerara
Delaware Breakwater
Irene
Yates
Rosario
Indian Empire
Watson
Calcutta
St. Helena
J. A. Horsey
Dowling
Port Au Prince
Block Island
Piven Barker
Singapore
Jane Adelin
Lackawanna
Classon
Ponce
P. R
Vineyard Haven
Lochiel
Ham
Br. Brig
Lizzie May
Hutchinson
Santana
Irving
Algoa Bay
Howard
Rhode
Br. Sch
Mignano
Ital
Castellamare
New York
Messina
Ital. Bark
Nettie
Lowry
Ani
Pecos Hibbard
EO Re Brown
Brig
Miragoane
Seo
Taria Topan
Trumbull
Tamatave
Mirae McDonald
Viola
Seaboyer
Warrior
Kitchin
Bosten
Anahuac
Robinson
Cebu
Anter
Alice
Baxter
Adele
Pundt
Alpheus Marshall
Metadden
Anna ‘Thorman
Witte
Marcussen
Montevideo
Aesa Spies
Fields
Yec
Antioch
Weminway
Sandy Hook
August Smith
Outgoing Steamers From Boston March 8 Schedule
Shipping bulletin lists outbound steamers from Boston and New York with destinations including Liverpool Baltimore and Philadelphia. It shows sail times from March 8 to March 22 and notes agent firms such as Warren & Co G Hall & Co and Smalley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Name
Destinat
N. Sail
Istrian
Liverpool
Macon
Savannah
Rich
Chatham
Baltimore
Geo
Smalley
Roman
Warren & Co
Phi’d’lp’a
Norman
Phil’d’l’pa
Geo E Smalley
B Sampson
Alex Martin
Boston
Norseman
Kansas
Iowa
Walkren & CO
Postoffice Square
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Stern
MecLean
Doe
Moulton
Reardon
Goldenberg
Blake
Keiley
Rockport Granite Co
English
Dodge
Wyman
Schaefer
Murphy
Mooney
Reid
Boston Disinfecting Co
Lasigi
Morrell
Kelly
Balaam
Kinney
Barker
George J. Raymond
Edward Russell
Mercantile Agency
Robert M. Morse, Jr
R. Lund
Dabney
E. W. Hutchins
Henry Wheeler
Amsines
AU Uiutlt
Raymond v. Russell
Fiske
Smith
Roxbury Stone Co
White
Same
Plagg
Loring
Harrington
Cotton
Lincoln Wharf Co
Same Vo
P Burkhardt
Seavey
Pettee
Bingham
Hervick
MecPher,son
Duffy
Bernback
Pike
Upham
Blaisdell
Brighan
Sccott
Hathorne
Fitzpatrick
Tracy
Jetts
Kennedy
Perault
Audiffred
Barnes
Doherty
Huguely
Willey
Ryder
Nell
Feeley
Stevenson
Rox. Stove Co
Heath
Shaw
Breek
Sagard Vy
Mil
Mahoney Vy
Roston
Morton
Lame
Oer Ee
Sheehan
Grace
Keith
Cressy
Hurley
Lally
Aldrich, J
Broeck
Richardson
Superior Civil Court
Essex County
Blodge
The
New England Historical Society
Douglass Haynes
Dunton
Port Johnson
James Rothwell
Burlingame
Gloucester
Emma W Brown
William W Rice
Gardner W Tan
Willian H Cross
Georges
Robin Hood
Grand Menan
A M Burnen
Annie W Hodngdon
Dixie
E A Williams
Connecticut Mutual
Albany
Ship News
Kor
Port OF
Sch
Leon Blum
Arroyo
George
Edgett
Walter S Massey
Phelan
Cape Henry
Gov Wilmot
Morris
de Ruyter
Brazens
Hombay
Ingleside
Windsor Park
Bensley
Glendon
Thatcher
Marian
Favonius
Dunham
Furness Abbey
Quinn
Manila
St Helena
Ar Feb 28, Sch Edward W Schmidt, Philadelphia, Sailed 7Sth. Sehs Isaac Oberton
Trim
Carrie Strong
Strong
Benjamin C Cromwell
York
Delaware
Mary Norwell
Lank
Philadelhia
Stag
Edwardo
Gallego
Katteras
Barks Tremont
Linnell
Gem
Wallace
Brig Lahaina
San Woomingo
Lennett
Mary L Peters
Henry D May
Edward P Schmidt
Cranmer
Harry B Ritters
Petersen
Jennie N Fall
Edwin 1
Morrison
Ariadne
Colby
George Hall
Lotch
Sadie Willcutt
Hart
Mary
Castner
Thurber
Maggie Dalling
Dalling
John H Converse
Leighton
May O'Neill
Georgia
Collin
Eduardo
Clenkuegos
Haskell
Haskell Point-a-Vitre
Guad
Lioret de Mar
Canera
Caruina
Allenwilde
Newman
Demberara
Cahoon
Hal- Hay
Dublin
Moss
James Kitchin
Josefa
Snow
Crawford
Beshaire
Trygve
Mary Jenness
Cochrane
Jumbo
Welsh
Nuevitas
Alfredo
Sufra
Port
Henry S Sandford
Colcord
Harvard
Weston
Mary A Droop
Une
Electra
Nsw
Matanzan
Marena
Moore
Woth
Lady Naira
Richards
George ‘Laulane, Jr
Evie B
Littlejohn
Arcot
John K Souther
Belano
Murciano
Josepe Bueno
McCall
Yolande
Watt
Humboldt
Jupiter
Saratoga
Havana
Otillia
Freglia
Annie Gontley
Sanders
Belfast
Julia
Batley
Gould
Sallie 'On
West
NEW Orlfans
el Dorado
Byrne
Knickerbocker
Kemble
Cali- Pegge
West Indies
Albert W Smith
Rockport
J . Salled
Charles F ‘Attie
Twilight
Alice Montgomery
Willie Knowlton
Idis Crescent
Mehaffey
Helen H Benedict
Manson
Luther A Roby
Bement
Henry Sutton
Win A Morburg
Fillsbury
Oxford
King Philip
Portsmouth
W Craig
Pearce
Minnie Rowan
Samuel S Thorp
Lookout
Crane
J G Wharp
Centipede
Adelphia
Eva J Smith
Adams
Allyn’s Point
Little Gull
Salacia
Bilbao
Chignecto
Ghent
Eva D Rose
Thos Potter
Marion
H & Congdon
New Haven
Mandalay
Sabine
Borgensen
Sachs Ring Dove
Marston
H Howe
Hell Gate
Harold
Arle
Armsterdam
Hart Island Roads
P Emerson
Day
Hope Haynes
Fred Walton
Amboy
Bent
Anna Hansen
Dubin
Jacob Reed
Chase Walston
Hinckley
Leaming
Norton
Gardner
Reynolds
Lord Gough
Hughes
Wilson
Coosaw
Tindale
Berks Adams
Newburyport
Del
Benj Dickerman
James M Haul
Isabel Alberto
Bishop
Cedar Keye
Sewis Ringdove
A H Howe
Lucille, Davies
Jee King
Investigator
John Kunyan
Ar Gth
Eurotas
de Castro
P'S
Risley
Jennie N Toddell
Hanson
Port Ludlow
Carondelet
Lory Townsend
Hesper
Adel Roe
Cora Meader
Meader
Southbay
aAr
William HH Kenzel
Rose
John W Hall
Fleming
New
Dallas
Cape Elizabeth
Mary Elizabeth
Nellie Crosby
Itna
Grace Davis
Dyer
Kosten
Rebecca M Walls
Truss
San
Corrygrechan
Goudy
Hull
G W McNear
Oriental
Slater
Tacoma
East Croft
Rimmer
Louisiana
Oliver
Veniman
Florence
Atkins
Try
Aaronsen
Pooteeloff Harbor
Levanter
Geary
Darien
Salied
Bark Solid
Stettin
Middleton
Folkwang
Ar Sth
Emilie
Shultz
Madeira
Sieger
Elsinore
Addie Jordan
Herriman
Mayaguez
Wellfleet
France
Hiller
Lucy M Jenkins
Lizzie Karker
Flora Newcomb
Asai Perryers
Lilie T Kemp
Trans-Pacific Mails
Spartan
DH Miller
Worcester
Baltimore Parthian
Phil
Dominion
Yarmouth
Wednesda Chatham
Phil’d
Catalonia
Rusgin
Kunhardt & Cost of
Alabama
A Baldwin & Co
Aubania
Benison
Henderson Bros Peconic
Phelps, Bros&Co Roman Prt al Pee
Warren & Co Glendevon
iGibraltar
Simpson, Spence Cephalia
Lake Huron
Brigham&Co Bulgarian
Thayer
Lincoln
J G Hall & Co
Gate City
Rich’n & Barn
Siberian
Warren & Co Borderer
Furness
British Queen
Satalonia
Palermo
Phelps Bros &Co State of Penn
Baldwin & Co Dueriday
Aller
Oelrichs & Co Britannic
1Ismay Vy
Chicago
Wright & Sons Yennland
Wright & Sons Helvetia
WJ Hurst
Lydian Mon’ch
Sanderson & S
Mark Lane
Medit’ean
Phelps Bros&Co
Bohemia
Kunhardt & Co Edaim
Amstrd’m
Edge &Co Etruria
Hi Brown & Co
Eien One Esa
Baltimore, Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn
Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
Baltimore & Ohio
Ratea
GEO. LE. Smalley
Gen
Agt
Central Wharf
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan’s
Louisiana and
Texas
BR. R. and Steamship Co
North River
North Moore St
Mississippi River
Arizona
New and
Old Mexico
California
N. E
Hawley
General Eastern Ascent
Broadway
Nova Scotia
Lewis Wharf
Digby
Walter Hall
Joun G
Hall & Co
Chatham Street
Eastport & Calais, Me
ST. John, N. B
International S.S. Co
Commercial Wharf
Eastport
W. H. Kilby
Boston and Gloucester Steamboat Co
North Side Central Wharf
India Wharf
C.F. Williams
Cunard Line
Cork Harbor
Cephalonia
Samaria
Palmyra
Pavonia
Reland
State Street
Alesander Martin, Acent
A. Allan
Warren Line
Furness Line
Bastor
Stockholm
Water Street
Boston & Bangor Steamship Company
Kaatahdin
Boton
Camden
Benyond
Mt. Desert
William IL. Hill, Jr
Snartanr
Nooman
Long Wharf
E Sampson
Cromwell
S. Knickerbocker
Hudson
Ats
Biule
Aiven
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Mississippi
Red Rivers
Lea Wonder
B. N. Magna
Washington Sireet
Hiss
Samull H. Sramams
Offoe
W. Y
Mallory
Rio Grande
Colorado
COMA
San Antonio
State OF Texas
Seth Sprague
Old State House
Associated Railways
Virgins
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Cog Foot
Piedmont Air Line
Boston & Providence KR
Waldo A. Pearce
Boston & Providence Railroad Depot
N. Eng
Washington St
FAS
Heli
PessNcer
Alassissassaippy
Lou Tsia
NEW England and Sav. Steamship Company
North
Poston
Tichardson & Barnard
Lewis Wharfg A
Dew. Sampson
New Eng
Central R. Rig
G. Pearson
S. F
W. R’y
Ton Street
New England
Metropolitan 8
Sound
Golan
Nahty
Lewis
Keo
A. Dew. Sampson
Pier 11
Paraguais
M. Whatney
Bard Pine
Bpuckins & CO
Border Street
State St
Baeder, Adamson & CO
Reik Street
Letter Meads Brill
Recorder Printing CO
Lincoln St