Weir Arrives as British Featherweight Champion Visits City
Isaac Weir alias the Gelfast Spider, world renowned featherweight pugilist from Belfast born 1867, arrived from Preston. He challenges American featherweights under 112 pounds for a pursed bout, offering 200 dollars per side in Boston. The report notes his claimed skill and appetite for competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Weir
Preston
Eng
Great Britain
Wych
Lurgan
Belfast
Ireland
England
Bill Syken
Liverpool
Boston
Sporting
Boston Post
America
Marquis of Queensberry
Tate
Kid Groves
Harrison Avenue
Isaac Wir
Exhibition of Scientific Billiards Draws Large Boston Crowd
At Revere billiard hall last evening the first match of the amateur Massachusetts championship featured ONeill and Yatter. The contest showcased high skill with a tense finish and enthusiastic spectators. Time was 1 hour 25 minutes with Yatter and ONeill scoring in a multi-innings battle and the next games scheduled for today and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere Billiard Hall
O'Neill Ad Yatter
Massachusetts
Moses
Bililardas
Yatter
O’ Neill
Magnifeent Aphill
Briilian
PY Nelli
Rand
Jimmy
Jimmie
O'Neill
George McCloud
Hall
Boston
K. W. Burdick
Fall River
Mr. Burdick
James ¢ Neill
Cambridge
Waltham Wins Last Home Polo Match in Dramatic Finale
In Waltham on March 9 the Whalers edged New Bedford in a final rink polo championship clash. Cotter Roberts and Guthrie starred for home and visitors as goals by Rogers and Cotter highlighted a tight, high‑scoring contest before a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Whalers
Salem
New Bedford Boys
Canavan
Menard
Cotter
Turnbull
Roberts
Hayes
Wisally
Rogers
Rush
Sealy
Smith
Guthrie
Irwin
Gioa's
New Bedford Cotter
Waltham Gotter Sm
Waltham Roberts
Waltham Cotter
Vetter
John Irwin
New Ledford
Featherweight Williams Stops Murray in Brief Bout
Impromptu fight at the Cribb Club features featherweight Jack Williams challenging Murray. Williams lands a series of blows, a sharp right to the jaw and neck floor Murray. The bout ends with Williams winning by knockout in 2 minutes 43 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Williams
Jim Morrs
Revere House
Murray
Tim MecCarts
Cribb Club
Tim
George le Blanche
Williams
Felt Better After the Fight McCoy Arrives in City
Pete McCoy, middleweight, arrived in the city and will base at Mike Gleason's. He spoke on his bout with Dempsey saying he felt better after the fight and believes Martine will beat Dempsey. Also notes Dan Ryan signed to pitch for Boston in the New England League and other sports items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete McCoy
Mike Gleason
Dempsey
Martine
Murnan
Dan Ryan
Cambridge
Boston
Ryan
John Dr. Ryan
Bradford Boat Club
Riley Said to Be Coming man for Oakdale post office
Oakdale opens a new Ashcroft post office at the New York and New England station with A K White as postmaster. Henry E Crocker, who fainted at Congregational Church, recovered and moved about yesterday. Oakdale also claims the nation’s only taxophone quintet save one, with Fres man H Sanford, Frank W Nichols, Lena W Rockwell, Henry W Weeks, George W Nichols performing in concerts praised as novel and high quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Riley
Oakdale
Ashcroft
New York and New England Railroad
A. K. White
Henry E. Crocker
Congregational Church
New England
Fresman H. Sanford
Frank W. Nichols
Missy Lena W. Rockwell
Henry W. Weeks
George W. Nichols
Sociable at Prison Point for Charlestown students
The first sociable of Prison Point students was in Abbotsford Hall Charlestown last evening with about 150 couples. Caries H. Tighe led the floor aided by James H. O'Brien Dennis Crowley Thomas Powers George Tighe Fred Clay Daniel Mc Valsh Thomas Ward John Moody and John O'Brien. Notables present included George Hosmer Thomas Butler Cornelius Doherty James Doherty Joan Halsey Philip Doherty Thomas O'Rourke Edward Green M J Kelleher William J Reagan Frank Fredericks Thomas Lynkesy Daniel Butler and John Hartnell. Unique orders used whole sheets of butcher paper with skewers as pencils. Hobbs's orchestra provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prison Point
Abbotsford Hall
Charlestown
Caries H. Tighe
James H. O’brien
Dennis Crowley
Thomas Powers
George Tighe
Fred Clay
Daniel McValsh
Thomas Ward
John Moody
John O’brien
George Hosmer
Thomas Butler
Cornelius Doherty
James Doherty
Joan Halsey
Philip Doherty
Thomas O'Rourke
Edward Green
M. J. Kelleher
William J. Reagan
Frank Fredericks
Thomas Lynkesy
Daniel Butler
John Hartnell
Hobbs
Scott's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil in Disease
Dr Ira M Lang of New York endorses Scott's Emulsion noting its usefulness in scrofulous diseases and pulmonary affections. He reports prescribing it and using it in his family with great satisfaction and as a very serviceable remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Ira M. Lang
New York
Old North End Hears Time's Changes and Joe Clash Lore
Historical North End piece traces Joe Clash a dance hall leader and barber on North Street from the 1800s, describing his rise, a fatal gun incident, and decline. It details shifting crowds, Italian and Irish displacement, street by street changes, and the transformation of North End from a sailor haven to a mixed immigrant neighborhood with new leaders and new businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
North End
North
Richmond
North Street
Joe Clash
No. 170
King Bee
The
Black Sea
Richmond Street
Parlor Gall
Shaw
Bose
Boston
Cobb
Clist
Joe Glash
Jack
Casey
Albing
Fiker
Luke Thompson
Luke
Charleston
California
Thompson
Charlestown
George Hardy
Washington Goode
Ferry Street
Quuiet
Officer Ryan Reported Drunk by Multiple Witnesses
The livery stable keeper Bd. M. Ford his foreman and Richard Bald testified that on Monday March 1 Officer Ryan appeared drunken. Captain Murrays Sergeant Mullin and Alderman Kelley testified to seeing the officer that evening and nothing out of the ordinary. The committee then found charges not proven after brief consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Cambridge
Bd. M. Ford
Richard Baldwin
Ryan
Murrays
Mullin
Alderman Kelley
Subscriptions to Parliamentary Fund Grow in Boston List
The $5 Parliamentary Fund draws many donors in Boston with a long list of subscribers. Names include Bos ton Furniture Company, John Cahill, Captain Chris Plunkett, Michael Reilly, Rev. J. P. Bodfish, Charles W. Quinn, J. J. Johnson, Dennis O'Brien, John Tighe, Patrick Gallagher, and numerous others across streets such as Cambridge, Washington, Charles, and F. streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Furniture Company
Washington Street
B. Fitzpatrick
Sheriffs Office
John Holland
Cambridge Street
John Cahill
Chris Plunkett
Custom House
Michael Reilly
Shawmut Avenue
C. W. Ernst
The
Beacon
J. P. Bodfish
Cathedral
Edward F. Ruth
Carter Street
Charles W. Quinn
Davis Street
KE. B. Haskell
Herald
Keeran Glynn
Charles Street
Daniel G. Finnerty
David Callahan
Merrimac Street
David Hughes
Allen Street
John A. Daley
North Market Street
H. B. Wilmot
Philip J. Doherty
Court Street
Maurice Christian
Chardon Street
T. J. Dacey
Court House
Federal Street
South
Boston
P. J. Ryan
Pendleton
Ore
Patrick i McMorrow
West Roxbury
Richard Dowd
Main Street
Thomas H. Green
Medford Street
Edward Riley
Belmont Street
Rev. J. N. Supple
Bunker Bis Street
Charlestown
T. B. Fiz
Sarah M. Fitz
Frank Fiz
Paul Fit
Pemberton Square
James Gagin
Hudson Street
John O’connell
Summer Street
John W. Jones
Boyiston Street
Dennis O’brien
John J. Baldwin
Hannah King
Martin Towle
M. Sheedy
Gates Street
Dennis Shields
F Street
Francis Sweeney
Broadway
M. J. Coriiss
South Boston
Father Orr
Cambridge
James Elwood
East Cambridge
Patrick Gallagher
Fort Montgomery
N. Y
John Walsh
Natick
A. A. Haggett
Lowell
J. K. Rand
Brookline
Michael Haley
Suncook
N. H
C. W
Ernst
Michael Ruley
Patrick Bowers
David Flynn
J.J. Sullivan
William Murphy
T. J. Murphy
J. Henry Norcross
John Tighe
M. F. Gavin
William Orr
J. P. Jordan
Peter Daley
John J. Galdwin
Hannah Ring
Appeal for Ireland Funds Urges New England Support for Parnell
Boston leaders form executive committee at Union Hall on Feb 16 to raise a $5 per person Irish parliamentary fund. The drive seeks subscriptions across New England, with proceeds sent to Charles Stewart Parnell via trustees Asa P. Potter and Edward Riley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Irish Parliamentary Fund
Washington Street
Boston
Union Hall
Charles Stewart Parnell
House of Commons
Ireland
Parnell
Old Ireland
Asa P. Potter
Maverick National Bank
Charles H. Taylor
Boston Globe
B. Fiz
Brown, Durrell & Co
Hugh O’brien
Edward Riley
John E. Fitzgerald
John Boyle O'Reilly
Dominick Toy
J. M. Brady
Patrick Maguire
Jona R. Murphy
John Miller
W. W. Doherty
T.J. Murphy
John W. Ferguson
No Abatement Yet in Subscriptions for Irish Fund
Reports from a meeting of the executive committee show continued support for the five pound Irish parliamentary fund. Clergy letters express firm commitment, with Father James H. O’Neill praising the cause and pledging heart and soul support. A public meeting is planned for St Patrick’s Day and efforts to organize other towns proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish Parliamentary Fund
J. W. Ferguson
James H. O'Neill
St. Vincent’s Church
T. B. Fitz
John Boyle O'Reilly
D. Toy
D. McSweeney
Limothy McGillicuddy
Denis Linehan
Robert J. Campbell
D. G. McNamara
Joseph H. Gallagher
Edward Sliney
Peatrick M. O’connor
William J. Higgins
John F. Falvey
W. P. Cross
John Keeney
Patrick F. Garvin
George F. H. Murray
Michael Kelly
Michael Ryan
Joseph H. O'Neil
M. F. Finlan
James Doherty
Charles J. Collins
Solomon Friedman
Charles Will
P. H. Corrigan
M. H. Quigley
John E. Nolan
Faithful Swiss Lovers Reunited at Castle Garden Wedding
Florentina Bauerle, a Swiss immigrant, waited long for Roman Gerber of Basle. He traveled from England to join her, revealing his intent to marry in America after settling affairs. They wed with Pastor Berkeweier and departed for Dakota to start anew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Jackson
Castle Garden
Florentina Bauerle
Basle
Switzerland
Florentina
Atlantic
Roman
Jackon
Romen
America
Father Riordan
Fiorentina
Rotunda
Europe
Mr. Jackson
Fiorentina Bauerle
Roman Gerber
Gerber
England
Berlin
Liverpool
Pastor Berkeweier
Dakota
New World
Life Underwriters Meet at Young’s Hotel
The Life Under writers Association held its regular monthly dinner at Young’s Hotel with about fifty members present. Walter M. Hedges presided. James B. Niver read a paper on Insurance Its Place in the Century to Work. Speeches followed by H Martin General Atwood Charles W Helden and James T Phelps. Darling Barnard recited a humorous poem. A relic underwriter policy dating to 1786 was presented by J B Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Underwriters’ Association
Young’s Hotel
Walter M. Hedges
James B. Niver
Equitable Life
H. Martin
General Atwood
Charles W. Helden
James T. Phelps
Darling Barnard
J. B. Smith
New Election Chooses Daniel Glynn After Formal Refusal
Officials ordered a new election and Daniel Glynn was chosen. Lent services will be held at St Marys Church and Christchurch. Bishop Paddock to preach and confer at Ascension Church this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Glynn
St. Mary’s Church
Christchurch
Paddock
Ascension Church
Knights of Labor Assembly Forming Here
A local Knights of Labor group is forming in town with many applying for membership. A charter application is pending after a preliminary meeting. The next meeting is Friday evening at Central Hall. A citizens caucus will be held Saturday evening in the selectmen's rooms at Town Hall to nominate town officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Knights of Labor
Central Hall
Citizens
Selectmen’s Rooms
Town Hall
Hatfield M Soule of Lynn Dies at 45
Hatfield M Soule died at City Hospital yesterday afternoon from paralysis of the brain. A former active Lynn business man he leaves an invalid widow and one son. Funeral from 4 Hancock Street at 2 this afternoon. Mechanics Exchange holds adjourned meeting this evening to perfect a permanent organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatfield M.soule
City Hospital
Soule
Lynn
Hancock Street
Mechanics’ Exchange
Mechanics' Exchange of Lynn Elects Officers
The Mechanics' Exchange of Lynn held a meeting last night and elected officers led by President A L Dearborn and Vice President J E Manning. Charles R Dearborn became secretary and Milton Frazier treasurer with directors C F Curley C C Blanchard Charles Kendall and James Burns. A bylaws code was adopted comparing to the Mechanics' Exchange of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Exchange of
Lynn
A. L. Dearborn
J. E. Manning
Charles R. Dearborn
Milton Frazier
C. F. Curley
C. C. Blanchard
Charles Kendall
James Burns
Oston
Jottings of City Socials and Notices
A bustling city page notes a complimentary concert for Misses Kate Lee and Cora caudry at Paine Memorial Hall and a New Hampshire Club dinner at the Revere House. Steamship additions are planned for the Boston Halifax Prince Edward Island line. The Clio Club held a social at Berkeley Hall with about fifty couples. John F. Connors, jailed for eight years, died of pneumonia in state prison at 34. The Turner Society hosted a cap and prose party at Turner Hall with about 150 couples attending. An entertainment at 74 Boylston Street featured recitations and vocal selections. A petition seeks telegrams from Western Union in a suit against rail line. The Busty Pudding Club dined at Young’s with twenty-five new members initiated. The Ladies of the Turner Society presided over a large turnout and a reception committee named Mrs. Nold and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Lee
Cora Eaudry
Paine Memorial Hall
New Hamshire Club
Revere House
Young
S. Pond
Mr. Hayward
Harvard
John F. Connors
Carroll and Worcester
Boston
Halifax
Prince Edward Island
Nold
Schmed
Roeder
Weinginmoth
Keissiing
Woman’s Educational and Industrial Nation
Boylston Street
Greece Norwood
Morse
Sargent
M. H. Mentz
L. E. Shoninger
G. L. Levy
A. Ascher
Dilas Peavy
Harry Jacobs
William Bloom
Trade links listed for agents across cities and firms
A compilation of agents and firms connected to various cities across the nation. The list names individuals and their companies in Columbus Fayetteville Nashville New York City Chicago and other locales, with associated partnerships and accountings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Miss
Theatre listings include Adrienne Leah and Mikado performances
The notice lists Adrienne by Modjeska at a Boston theatre alongside Leah with Margaret Mather, The Mikado at Hullis Street, Dion Boucicault at Rorton Museum, The Private Secretary at Park Theatre, My Partner at Howard Athenæum with Louis Aldrich, Lydia Thompson Burlesque Oxygen at Bijou, Japanese Village at Hall, and Battle of Gettysburg at Tremont Street Museum Aquarium venue open 10 A M to 10 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Theatre
Modjeska
Adrienne
Soston
Margaret Mather
Leah
Shullis Street
Rorton Museum
Dion Boucicault
Park Theatre
Private Secretary
Howard Athen Aum
Louis Aldrich
BIJOU
Lydia Thompson
Sale Notices For Boots Shoes And Goods In Several Cities
Auction advertisements show AS Richards & Co and Day & Co handling boots and shoes in New York. Other listings include Henshaw & Co and Bates with carriages and harnesses. horses and related items also offered. A Philadelphia listing features Lippincott Son & Co selling shoes. Times and exact hours vary by listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boots and Shoes
New York
Richards & Co
K L Day & Co
Francis H Henshaw & Co
M Bates
Albert Howe & Co
Lilsvote
Phiadiphia
Lippincott, Son & Co
Transatlantic Steamer Schedules and Arrivals Listed
The notice lists multiple ocean liner departures from New York to Europe, the Caribbean, and Americas including ships Labrad City of Dallas Britannic Queenstown City of Berlin Devonia and others with destinations Havre Havre Jamaica Jamaica Bermuda Bermuda and more. It also notes closing times for departures to Cuba Mexico China Japan East Indies and Australia along with steamers arrived in Boston New York and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Bremen
Erra
New York
France
Havre
Labrad
Tu Msc Co
Honduras
Guatemala
New Orleans
City of Dallas
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Britannic
Eer Hayti
Port Au Prince
Alvo
Cne
Ee Aurania
Live’ S
City of Berlin
Scotland
Glasgow
Devonia
Wesday
Jamaica
Gentral America
South Pacific
Kingston
Mexico
Windwara Islands
Venezuela
Curacoa
Flamborough
Bermuda
Trinidad
Cceccsers
Cuba
Rau
Tampa
Fis
Key West
Fla
Portland and Boston Voyages Reported Damaged Vessel Repair
The fragment notes a voyage involving New York and Portland figures Mary Elizabeth Dunton and Frank Barker Meacer along with Henry Marganian Me eSeen Shore fishing Annie Batley. It mentions loading for Washington from Boston, John Cutter-Ar 5th, Mountain Laurel Kimball Portland to Eastport, and a vessel from Annapolis NS towed in for repairs with plans to resume the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Elizabeth
Dunton
Portland
Frank Barker
Meacer
Henry Marganian
Annie Batley
Mary Freeland
Boston
Washington
John Cutter
Ar 5Th
Mountain Laurel
Kimball
Eastport
Maritime Ship Movements and Names Across Ports
A dense list of ships and captains traveling between Atlantic and world ports. Entries mention bark and brig names such as Albatross Persson and Emma Anderson, steamers like Persian Monarch and Benglee Webster, and routes from Calcutta to Montevideo and New York to London with dates in late February and March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Bray
Melbourne
St Patrick
Dunkirk
Haawarden
Wilson
New Orleans
Falmouth
Watson
New York
St Joseph
Christensen
Wilmington
Naworth Castle
Donald
Baltimore
London
Marlborough Hull
Lang
San Francisco
NASA
Campodoglia
Carbo
Bernicia
Jones
Philadelphia
Ombay
Telos
Coney
Newark
Newcastle
Oriente
Hughes
Queenstown
Newport E
John Bunyan
Sorensen
Liverwool
Bark
Penarth
aAr
Edinburgh
Rosseau
Edmionton
Atkinson
Portland
Austria
Dexter
Qucenstown
Bowden
Hsagerty
Wodan
Glavecke
Io Grande Do Sul
Hildur
Peterson Richmond
Rio Janeiro
Hastings
Lawrence
Rosario
Rapid
Dakin
Cadiz
Swanses
Papa
Cafiera
Pensacola
Singapore
Matilda
Merryman
Hong Kong
Benglee
Webster
Yokohama
Shanghai
Whalers and steamers report oil freight during February travel
Whalers Bark Discovery sailing from Honolulu to San Francisco on February 27 carried 10 casks of oils. Steamer George W Elder from San Francisco to Honolulu on February 27 carried 6272 gallons of oil. Sch W S Brown sailing to Honolulu carried 100 gallons. Brig Tahiti sailing to Tahiti carried 693 gallons. Steamer Granada bound for Central America on March 1 carried 990 gallons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Discovery
San Francisco
Honolulu
George W Elder
W S Brown
Tahati
Sakea
Tahitti
Granada Dua Oo
Central America
Steamer and Schooner Movements Off Hatteras in Early March
Several vessels report routes and positions north of Hatteras and Crooked Island Passage. The Chalmette sails from New York to New Orleans March 7 with 50 miles east south of Cape Henry. The City of Atlanta heads to Charleston with 40 miles east Hog Island. The Sebee Peterson moves New York to elite via Crooked Island Passage on March 2. The Nellie Treat bound for Hayti to North of Hatteras on March 2. The Alfaretta Campbell from Boothbay to Savannah off Hatteras on March 7. The Clara E Uchord from Cardenas to New York on March 7 at lat 87 12, lon 74 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalmette
New York
New Orleans
Cape Henry
City of
Atlanta
Charleston
Hog Island
Sebee Peterson
Elite
Crooked Island Passage
Nellie Treat
Dow
Hayti
North of Hatteras
Alfaretta Campbell
Boothbay
Savannah
Hatteras
Clara
Algiers
Percy
Gaveston
Foramast
Painter White
Provincetown
Sir Hannah
Shubert
Cullen
Peta Amboy
Boston
Peaked Hill
Cook
Cchooner
Shuyd
Newersey
Maggie
Port Au Prince
Portland
Lohr
Robert Byron
Cape de Verde Islands
Carmon
Deer Isle
W A Lewis
O P Knapp
Allen
York
Scis
Elia Elliot
Chapies
Charies Morford
Mageine Phillips
Beaton
Frank M
George W Jewett
McKeon
Jacksonville
Hewes Ric
William H Jourdan
Th . Ghavies A Briggs
Mammett
Etta L Ferris
Thatcher
Mabel L Phillips
Nickerson
B Church
Kelley
May Williams
Reed
Wiliam H Oiler
Lindey
Lemuel Hall
Tripp
Spartan
Griffin
Henry
Culver
Crowley
New Bedford
A .F Cranmer
Isard
Hoboken
Blanche Hopkins
Tunnel
New Haven
Lehman Bilew
Lyman
Henry Sutton
Rogers
Portsmouth
Nathan Lawrence
Cornell
Providence
Chatham
Hazett
Calvin F Baker
Joshua Baker
Do. Cleared Ltd
Kenilworth
Ackerly
Port Antonio
Nessmore
Inch
Liverpool
Nero
Moore
Rotterdam
Berkshires
March
Johns Hopkins
Foster Savannah
Everest Douglass
Port Royal
Park Dom Pedro IT
Johnson
Rio Janeiro
Walker
Westgate
Carrie
Hart Southard
Chearea
Benjamin Church
Keley
Galveston
Brunswick
Clairmonte
Germian
Voss
Dantzig
Warner Moore
Crockett
Richmond
Oetxa
Hannah & Mary
Cochran
Tou
Dutch Island
Arsth
Addie Wessels
Narragansett Pier
Saarbrick
Clark
Newark
Alamo
Bolger
New Org
Nla
Nellie Floyd
Johnson New York
Georges Conzdon
Terrell
Goucester
Herman Babeon
Fortune Pay
Electric Light
William Parsons
Martha & Susan
Abbie Dodge
Annie
Georges
Augusta H Jackson
Grand Banks
Seb Angsta H Johnson
Dur
Gabriel
Carrie & Annie
Hampton
Port
Maggie E Gray
Crocknett
Savanna-la Mar
Clifford C
Georgetown
Whitney, Hill
Havana
Lubec Me
George P Tridg
Hilliard
Charnes & Saars
Medthias
Cara E Rogers
D J Sawyer Kelsey
Emelive G Sawyer
Florence P Halli
Kelley St John
Mobile
Vicare
Bark
Commerce Chase
Marragansett
James H Gordon
Boeman
Oakwoods
Addie Wesels
Narragansett
Sailer
Billie S Derby
Furber
Clark's Cove
J F Baker
Davis
Norfolk
Joseph Dean Chase
Woods Holt
Petersburg
Nelite
Belfast
Hutchinson
Baker
City of Dallas
Belize
Framfort
Falcon
Wamsutta Strom Providerc
Rewport News
George Appold
Warren
West Pont
Kasawha
Greenwood
Rebecca A Taulane
Champion
J B Ogden
Tole
Be'lin
Limerick
New
Royal Arcanum
St John
City
San Antonio
Wilder
Pernandina
Glaucus
Berry
Britanic
Parazoe
Marseilles
Civ
Gaggett
Grooxlyn City
Fitz
Bristol
Excelsior
Higgins
Werra
Jussius
Bremen
Labradorio
Havre
Barks
Bramhal
Lente
Rio
Janetro
Michele A
Mareses
Uoilo
Anna Thormanna
Webb
Stockholm
Granada
Hors
Laguna
Augustne Koffe Costigan
Cardenas
Krigs
Brazil
Lo Warchant
Santos
Victoria
Spenser
Berdeetown Bar
Scha Marcus Edwards
Outeno Jacksonville
William Douglass McIntee
Cayenne
Frank W Watton
S J Smith
Romer
Vinsh GC Kaminski
Woodbury
Bertha Warner
Laithwaite
Cariecas
Caroline Hart
Sallis
Phebe Meders
Nelson
Ecipse
Dixon
Northport
Ann Amalia
Haylock
Golden Rule
Wells
Port Jefferson
Mary A
Ird Murray
Mary Eien
Martin
Ani J N
Sherwood Murray
Lizzie Young
Shaw
Ani
Jerme
Weehawken
Fastport
He'en Mar
Carver
Prevalence
Olive Elizabeth
Perry
Amboy
Elizabeth M Cook
Philadelphia
Sir John Proctor
Whitmore
Carn Marth
Fernandina
Queenstown
Drie Jeanie Hubet
Henry A Barry Chatfied
CH Church
Mary
Morris
Port Heval
Jerry
Thomas W Haven
Porter
New London
Bsig
Mary C Mariner Wharton
Fannie Kimney Wolfe
Elizabethport
Steaners Aries
Stac
Adams
Shields
Cetipede Swain
Lynn
Bejie Halada
Ste.mer
Indiana
Srgent
Livermoor
Udeen
Vaughn Marblehead
Delaware
Dessoug
Smith
Fom
Pauadaipia
Columbine
Morelio
Otago
Camilla
Philadelphis
Antwerp
Seve Bloom
Cisiffiths
London
Harry Baliey
Baree
Bak
Joshua Lotiog
Avaua
Benjamin F Lee
Bee
Baltimore
Richard S Leaming
Doughty
Royal Virivor
United Kingdom
Jane Law
Newgreen
de Portiamdad
Franconia
Bennett
Farry Warner
Paine
West Indies
Eugenie
Munroe
Agnadilla
Williamine Oisen
Ste'la Lee
Hamilton
Fall River
Scia
James H Gordon Roeman
Jee E Moore
Sackett
Perth Amboy
Emily
Ulock
Richmond Wa Ar
Maria Pearson
Bunnell
Henrietta Simmons
Jefferson Gibbs
Mark Huntress Guon Santos
Sois
Jennie Middleton
Hatch Flvabethport
JJ Pearo
Randolph
Wilcox
Jeanie McNaughton
Drake
Claremont Hoechport
Yailed
schaSt Thomas
Otis
Belle Higcing
Cnscing
Savannas
San
Seattle
S Brown
Hail
Honolulu
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Mariners are informed Rocksaway Inlet has shifted. Channel buoy bearings updated: Entrance buoy near Coney Island tower NW by W. Kemer Beacon W by 3S. Sandy Hook main light SW 34 W. First Channel buoy near Romer Beacon NW by W. Second Channel buoy near Remer Beacon NW by W 7g W. By order Lighthouse Board AE K Benham Captain USN Inspector.
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Despairing Divorce Plea In Middlesex County
Elizabeth D Edwards of Newton sues William H Edwards for desertion after a marriage begun in 1882. She states she has resided in Massachusetts over five years and seeks a divorce, alimony, and restoration of her maiden name. Dated February 23, 1888.
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Supreme Judicial Court Libel Order Notice Cambridge 1886
Libeliant required to publish attested copy of libel and court order in the Boston Post once weekly for three weeks. Publication aims to summon the libelee to appear before the cambridge court on the first Monday of May and show cause why petition prayer should not be granted. Copies must be mailed to William H Edwards in New York City.
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