House Debates Foreign Brew Firm Power to Hold Land
In the General Court the House discussed an adverse report on Frank Jones Brewing Company’s petition for the power to purchase and hold real estate. Boston speakers argued about foreign ownership and public policy while the committee’s adverse report stood after a 45 to 112 vote against substituting Mr McNary’s bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jones Brewing Company
McNary
Boston
Great Britain
Dewey
Committee On the Judiciary
Means
Sanger
McNar
House
Hobby teaching in the schools bill defeated in House
Debate on a bill to teach physiology hygiene and effects of alcohol and narcotics in public schools ends with its rejection 78 to 93 after votes and a call for yeas and nays. Supporters include Parks Westfield Morison Davis Somerville with dissent from Wardwell Haverhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Rutland
McEttrick
Boston
Glasgow
Worcester
Davis
Somerville
Wardwell
Haverhill
State Normal School
Parkhurst
Clinton
Emery
Taunton
Morison
Parks
Westfield
Hayes
Lynn
Mr. Davis
New House Order Grants Reports by April One
The House adopted an order giving standing committees until April 1 to file final reports on all referred matters. Under suspension of the twelfth joint rule an order was received to abolish fees for the Board of Police of Boston and all related official fees, directing payments into the city treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW House
House
Office of Board of Police of
Boston
Legislative Assignments And Substitution Proposals In State House
The House assigned an adverse report on amending Section 60 of Chapter 214 of the Acts of 1887 regarding the Massachusetts standard insurance policy for next Monday. An unfavorable report on compelling insurers to pay full policy amounts after total loss was set for Thursday to allow Mr. Hayes of Lynn to present a substitute bill. Hayes of Boston also had an adverse report on amending divorce laws delaying remarriage during a spouse’s life, to be offered as a substitute bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Standard
House
Hayes
Lynn
Boston
Bills And Adverse Reports In House Actions
Reported actions show exemptions for Brockton from debt limits and authorization for Hol yoke and Westfield Railroad bonds. An expedient was reported against constitutional reading and writing tests for veterans, amid bills on dogs, eight hour work day, jail guards, vital records, and railroad safety. Leave to withdraw approved for Worcester County salary boost and state aid for George D. Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Holyoke & Westfield Railroad Company
Woroster County
George D. Harris
Senate
Lowell Horse Railroad Company
Lowell & Dracut Street Railway Company
Old Colony Railroad Company
Commonwealth
Framingham
Catherine Corrigan
Elizabeth Murphy
Bristol
Board of Aldermen of
Malden
George A. Byam
Old Colony
Sherborn
County of
Suffolk
Catharine Wilde
J. B. Trueworthy
Central Wharf Bill Laid Over In Senate Reading
The bill to incorporate the Central Wharf proprietors of Roxbury faced a third reading in the Senate. Senator Metcalf said it allowed the company to acquire adjoining property needed for its business. Worcester's Mr. Haegery argued it could be land speculation and asked for more time. A point of order from Senator Doiran delayed the matter to next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Wharf
Central
Roxbury
Senate
Metcalf
Haegery
Worcester
E. J. Doiran
Senate refuses to reconsider on factory and public building appeals
Mr Pinkerton of Worcester asked yesterday for reconsideration of the vote, but the Senate refused to concur with the Hose on the order regarding appeals from inspectors decisions. After debate, the Senate voted 21 to 6 against reconsideration. The session ended with petitions from L D Richardson for bounty and Lowell Cemetery proprietors to regauge land now occupied by the Florence Street Methodist Episcopal Church for a name change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkerton
Worcester
Senate
L. d. Richardson
Lowell Cemetery
Florence Street
Methodist Epicopal Church
Grand Army Reception Invitation From Governor Brackett
A message received by Senge yesterday transmits an invitation from Governor Brackett to participate in the Grand Army reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Senge
Brackett
Senate Reports and Legislative Actions in Boston Session
Summary of Boston Senate activities including bills on railroad consolidation and track relocation, municipal reform for Malden, and appeals on local taxation and housing laws. Orders cover dog muzzling, fishing rules, berry sales, weaving fines, landlord liens, and poor debtor procedures.
Boston Hears Petition to Borrow 550000 for Schools
The Boston committee on cities held a hearing on borrowing 550000 for school needs. Capen outlined needs, Gallagher warned of debt limits, and O'Brien urged financing within the debt cap. Discussion covered 70 000 pupil capacity, past costs, and keeping the board free from politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Cities
Boston
B. Capen
Charles T. Gallagher
Morison
Gallagher
Hart
O’brien
Capen
Lufts College
Board of Education
Dr. Stone
Springfield
John Tetlow
Messrs. Gay
Malden
O’keefe
Lynn
McDonald
Stoneham
Miss Shafer
Wellesley College
Chauncy Hall School
Daniell
Kh. G. Hieling
New Bedford Schools
Committee On Education
Tufts College
F. A. Bartholomew
Committee On Railroads
Senator Coffin
Samuel Hoar
Boston & Albany
Torrey
Fitchburg
Small towns to have libraries report
The library committee will report four bills on the order of Mr. Hayes of Lynn concerning a state appropriation for libraries in towns that lack libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Lynn
Aiding Discharged Convicts Report at Massachusetts Society Meeting
At the quarterly executive committee meeting H. C. Lawrence presided as agent Daniel Russell reported 165 discharged convicts advised and assisted in the quarter. Demographics show 81 Irish 46 American 16 English 5 German 5 Scottish 3 Canadian 8 Nova Scotian 1 French. 31 married 134 single. 159 white 6 colored. Readiness and services included meals lodging clothing boards furniture and transport with 19 taking trades and 42 receiving meals and lodging. Average discharge age 34 years 21 days 19 hours and average sentence 2 years 11 months 14 days 17 tours. A fair average proves them worthy of assistance and trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Massachusetts Society For
H. C. Lawrence
Daniel Russell
Boston
Massachusetts
Public Aid for Sectarian Schools Petition Calls for Constitutional Safeguard
A Committee of One Hundred circulates a petition urging Congress to propose a constitutional article banning state or local support for any church or sectarian school. It argues for a strict church state separation while preserving existing property rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston Marine Society Trustees Approve New Pilots
At a trustees meeting Captain Luther Fisk presiding the pilot commissioners approval of commissioning Francis C. Laffray and Watson Dolliver as pilots was announced. Captain Charles A. Colcord of Bath Maine was admitted to the society as a marine member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Boston Marine Society
Luther Fisk
Francis C. Laffray
Watson
Dolliver
Charles A. Colcord
Bath
Estes & Lauriat Annual Reduction Sale Named
The well known high character of the Estes and Lauriat stock lends special importance to their annual reduction sale. The sale follows an inventory and is regarded as an opportunity too good to be neglected by Boston book lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes & Lauriat
Thei
Comparing City Expenses The Citizens' Association Responds
The Citizens' Association replies to Post criticisms of its figures on Boston taxation and municipal expenditures. It cites per capita costs across cities, debt levels, and historical spending, arguing that total expenditures better reflect burden than tax rate alone. The letter defends its use of city-wide spending comparisons and urges careful, public examination of the data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Citizens’ Association
Boston
The
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Messrs
Samuel C. Cobb
James M. Bugbee
James B. Richardson
Boston Post
Moody Merrill
Harvard
Roxbury Canal
Northampton Street
Court House
Harvard Bridge
Parks and Court House
Herbert L. Harping
March
Shipping News High Water and Arrivals March 11 After gale and snow in Delaware coast
Vessel arrivals include Steamer Katahdin Pierce Bangor Steamer Tremont Donovan Portland Steamer George A Chafee Godfrey Gloucester Minnie from New York with Morro Castle and Mayflower in tow Various schooners and brigs report storms off Delaware Cape Hatteras and Cape Delaware with snow and strong winds Light notes on cleared coastwise steamers and vessels offshore with positions and courses Wide range of ships from Nash Spaulding Co to J H Filner Co listed along with weather observations at Highland Light and Hull Also reporting ships from Calcutta Padang and Iquique and positions near Highlands NJ
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Tursday
Katahdin
Pierce
Bangor
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
George A Chafee
Godfrey
Gloucester
Bng Minnie
New York
Morro Castle
Mayflower
Topdal
Nor
Anderson
Guantanamo
Nash, Spaulding & Co
Delaware
Morris W Child
Boston
Beck
Apalachicola
Neponset
Sir Charley Woolsey
Rockland
Marston
Port de Paix
Logwood
Boston Dyewood Co
J H Fiiner & Co
Fenwick’s Island
Port Strong
Sir Dora Matthews
Brown
Matanzas
Vineyard Haven
J M Cabellos & Co
Cape Hatteras
Capes
Melissa A Willey
Thomaston
Hall
Charles Wolston
Bath
Dunton
Port Noyal
Leslie
Patterson
Eugene Borda
Robinson
Harry L Whiton
Rich
Kerrigan
St John
Hatheway & Co
Alice Louise
Carroll
St Pierre
Mig
Newhall
Lillian
le Blanc
Mayaguez
A M Barnes & Co
Fitzroy
Sanderson
Philadelphia
A C Lombards Sons
Forest City
Snowman
C F Williams
Kansas
Liverpool
Yarmouth
Pottsville
Highland Light
Hull
Briz
Charles E Balch
Algoa Bay
CGH
Liburna
Tybee
AKYAB
Freeman
Howes
Cochin
Ascension
Queen of Scots
Lama
Calcutta
Antwerp
Kehrweider
Ger
Halifax
Bowling
Scotland
Moonbeam
Barstow
Parbados
Maggie Andrews
Snow
Buenos Ayres
Bremen
Senator Iken
Cape Town
Mose
DAKAK
WCA
Brophy
Ship Island
Freemantle
Augustine Robbe
Hill
Gibraltar
Sarmatian
McLaurin
Chadbourne
London
Durham City
Richmond Hill
Montevideo
Maggie G Hart
Blake
Barbados
Milverton
Adams
Mbessina
Bellingham
Naples
Neustria
Palermo
Athens
Ropyerdam
Fawn
Hopkins
New Orleans
Glad Tidings
Aim
Roberts
Baltimore
Priscilla
McClain
Bahia
Singapore
Belle of Oregon
Matthews
Hong Kong
ST Helena
Lottie Baird
Marquand
New Bedford
Santos
Robin
le Ruez
Pernambuco
P J Palmer
Kay
Rosario
Carl Pihl
Omundsen
Seville
Mary Fink
Marwick
Swansea
Mabel
Johns
Sydney
Nsw
Carbarien
Perkins
Honolulu
Blagdon
Trapani
Mass
Fla
L A Burnham
Watts
Santa Cruz
West Indies
Lottie Fschmidt
Henderson
Savannah
Albert ‘S Stearns
Ellis
Emma L Cottingham
Somers
Merton Hall
Wexford
America
Lord Neill
Chatham
Calvin Burcutt
Pearce
Rotterdam
Ovingham
Bordeaux
Decature Miller
Dea
Gavagin
Dingle
Ire
Chase Church
Lent
Oranmore
Montana
Brunswick
Harry Prescott
Turner
Lizzieilyer
Rivers
Newport
Tresco
Rebecca M Smith
Boothbay
Lucy & Friend
Thomas
Charleston
Addie E Snow
Whitman
Port Royal
Agnes I Grace
Nickerson
Horse Island
Toleman
Orient
Georgiana
Geery
Conklin
H B Hussey
Hodgdon
Weymouth
Darlen
Addie Jordan
Harriman
Sir Samuel B Hubbard
Mehaffy
New London
Monroe
Joseph Baker
Haltimore
Cienfuegos
Pall River
Mary Graham
Shhelds
Georgetown
Nellie Floyd
Johnston
H L Sheets
Dole
J Waples Ronder
Dodd
Wilmington
Arvesta
Mott
Hyannis
Abby K Bentley
Kelley
Del
Charles II Sprague
Lockwood
Bertha Dean
DS Williams
Jupiter
Washington
Havana
Mexico
Mobile
Etta
Barter
Harold B Cousins
Davies
Charlotte
Davis
Vera Cruz
Jf Coolridge
Bragdon
Union
Foster
Grad Cayman
Kingston
Newberne
John Beatty
Hughes
Cehillies
Mount Edgecumbe
Asinwall
Newport News
Wiverly
Norfolk
Marecca
Newcastie
Viking
Church
Portsmouth
Charles Noble Simmons
Babbitt
Newburyport
L’anther
J Frank Seavey
Berry
Kesland
Plato
Rio Janeiro
Monkseaton
Hamburg
Galveston
el Monte
Fannie Tucker
Morse
Visagua
Eilen A Reed
Dennis
Dunrobin
Travis
Granada
Carle
Tuspan
Bermuda
Louisa
Augusta
Hanson
Hector
Newell
Natal
Wim Cochrane
Rutherford
Dieppe
Grundloven
Ellingsen
Stavenger
Barkentine Formosa
Robert Mowe
Peterson
St Pierre Mart
Schs Hellerstown
Sawyer
Port-au- Prince
Henry
Woodruff
Hongkins
Rebecca Ai Wails
Theissing
D W McLean
Tonala
Lahn
Marianne Nottebohm
Norton
Cette
Walter Ih Wilson
Sproul
Bark América
Armstrong
Bridgetown Bar
Schs
Lynx
Finley
Phebe
Medero
Port Antonio
Georgie
Paine
Manzanilla
Jesse Matheson
Lampbell
Macoris
W \isconsin, for Liverpool, Florida, Avonmouth Dock
Aspinwall
Hell Gate
Mabel Purdy
Williams
St Johns
E Merriam
Merriam
Parrsboro
John Warren
Murray
Providence
Port Townsend
Palestine
Hayden
San Francisco
Pensacola
Kate Slarding
McDougall
Maud McLean
Marshall
Cardenas
H &J Blender
Man
Rose
New Beaford
Addie Sawyer
Cook
Red Beach
Calor
Maud Malleck
Tinker
Calais
Mary L Marston
Howe
William Rice
Prevey
Mary
A J Fabens
Veck
Peter H Crowell
Hazelwoode
Dickson
Hunter
Tower
Julia A Decker
Kennebec
Hoston
Sehs
Albert W. Smith
Pressey
Ohio
Lillie O Wells
Wells
Hoboken
Berkshire
Norman
Sherman
Berks
Centide
Hansen
Rattiesnake
Reed
Elias Moore
Falkenberg
Everett Webber
Endicott
Henry Edmunds
New
Fidler
Maurice River
Magda
Elba
Agra
Montebello
Stuart Prince
Westport
Trinacria
Glasgow
Cape Colonna
Lancaster
FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS. MAR 11 RATES UNCHANGED
Rates were unchanged and movement was moderate across lines. Charters include Europe bark Aurora with 8500 bbls refined petroleum Philadelphia to Lisbon, bark Competitor 4200 bbls refined petroleum New York to Svendborg, Australia ship Centurion general cargo New York to Melbourne or Sydney. New Redford March 11 Swis T W Cooper Wim F Greene & Son and Agnes I Grace chartered to load hard pine lumber at Brunswick Ga for this port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Aurora
Philadelphia
Lisbon
Svendborg
Australia
Centurion
Melbourne
Sydney
New Redford
T W. Cooper
Wim F Greene & Son
Agnes I Grace
Brunswick
Hall Rubber Co Special Sale Opens at 52 Summer Street
The Hall Rubber Company promotes a week long sale at its store 52 Summer Street. In the order department ladies macintoshes can be made to measure in tailor fashion from fine foreign textures. Also notes treatments for piles with Old Soul's Pile Ointment at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Rubber Company
Summer Street
Collision at Hell Gate injures Potter and floats
Marine notes report a morning collision at Hell Gate between the New York schooner Thomas Potter towed by a tug and a New York New Haven Railroad freight float. Potter and Mary Fisher towed. Potter grounded near Haliet'a Point, tug Empire damaged. Float uninjured. Mary Fisher rescued by tugs. Potter built 1852 in New London, 120 gross tons, owned by William Handy of New Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island City
Heil Gate
Seh
Thomas Potter
New York
Emfre
New York & New Haven Railroad Company
Potter
Mary Fisher
Fromlizabethport
Boston
Hell Gate
Astoria
Ilaliet
Empire
New London
St John
Gaetana Repetta
Vensacola
Buenos Ayres
Halifax
Seh Tioga
Liverpool
Charleston
Addie B Bacon
Philadelphia
Scotland
Antwerp
Baltimore
Adelaide
Batley
Port au-Prince
Navassa
Fortress Monroe
E H Williams
Vieques
Havana
Emma C Knowles
Sagua
Portland
Neponset
Cole
Calais
Harvester
Castalia
Grand Menon
London
Colombo
Ceylon
Walter D Waillett
Whalers Arrival and Sail Dates at Talcailuano Port
The ship James Arnold Sherman arrived from Paita on January 13 and sailed for New Bedford on January 25. No oil has been taken since the death of Captain A O Herendeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talcailuano
James Arnold
Sherman
Paita
New Bedford
A O Herendeen
Mariners note changes to buoy marks near Orion Shoal
Notice from Washington on March 10 details the black bell buoy near Orion Shoal moved south and east and now in five fathoms. The buoy is painted red. The PS buoy formerly noted from Nantucket has been removed. A new H spar buoy marks the Atlas wreck 344 miles SE-E from Lishop and Clerk's light with a white mast light at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Orion Shoal
Nantucket
Great Point
Lishop
Clerk’s
Fishermen Arrivals At Gloucester Harbor March 11
Special report lists schooners Fredonia from Georges, 60 000 pounds haddock. Lorace Marker 50 000. Amy Hamson 45 000 at 120 dollars. Rebecca Bartlett 25 000 cod. Anguta H Johnson 29 000 steel halibut. Yarmouth from Yarmouth NS with 200 sailors heading to fishing grounds. Thetis from Fortune Bay unable to sail due to frozen harbors. Landseer seen bound for Boston with frozen herring. Edgar Foster schooners sailed from Beverly March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Sch Fredonia
Georgs
Lorace Marker
Amy Hamson
Rebecca Bartlett
Georges
Angu Ta H Johnson
Western Bank
Yarmouth
Boston
Thetis
Fortune Bay
Courgo
Sch Landseer
Loston
Beverly
Edgar
Foster
Maritime shipping notes from Atlantic coast ports
A long list of vessels sailing and clearing between March 7 and March 11 from Apalachicola to Philadelphia. Entries name steamers, brigs, ships, and schooners with origins and destinations including Baltimore, New York, Liverpool, Havana, and Santander. Many vessels reported sailed or cleared, with occasional remarks on cargo or route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Baltimore, Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Teno. & Ga Airc
Dne
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard
Ar Line
Kanawha Desenated
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore
SLO
Scond
Norfolk
A. M. Graham
Agt
Central Wharf
Maritime Ship Movements and Vessel Listings
Ports from Philadelphia to Boston report sailing and arrival notices for a variety of ships. Entries include schooners, steamers, and tugs with destinations such as Glasgow, Ipswich, Portland, and New York, plus cargo movements and loading at Rockport, Thomaston, and Wilmington.
Boston Bound Vessels Sailed For Boston List
A compiled list of vessels bound for Boston with origins and sailing dates. Entries include Auburndale from Rosario, Asia from Chittagong, Celina from Singapore, Estella from Port Elizabeth, Elmiranda from Matanzas, Gen Domyille from Manila, Harrison G. Johnson from Cebu, John C. Noyes from Managua, Star of the Host from Melbourne, Teresaen from Wellington, and others with dates ranging late year to February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Auburndale
Rosario
Point India
Akbar
Montevideo
Asia
Hilton
Chittagong
Antioch
Singapore
Ardencraig
Jeutta
Celina
Corbett
Manila
Banjoewangie
Harrison G. Johnson
Am. Bark
Cebu
Assed Anjer
St. Hattie N. Bangs
Buenos Ayres
Isaac L. Skelfield
Calcutta
John C. Noyes
Managua
Jacob
Winslow
Matanzas
Hghlands
Bones
Madeira
Ayal
Martha Davis
Montreal
Pleroma
Br. Sch
Guantanamo
Plover
Br. Brig
Radolph Josephy
Ger. Back
Wellington
N. Z
Sachem
Arm
Anjer
Star of the Host
Br. Bark
Mail Schedules From Boston to World Except Cities
Shipping notices list mail clossures for various routes including Netherlands via Rotterdam special addressed mail from New York, March 12 8 p.m. and March 14 5 p.m. to many islands and nations. It notes Bermuda, Bahama Islands, Santiago Cuba, Costa Rica, and Europe via steamships with ports and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
Rotterdam
Werkendam
New York
Praxillo
Ruatan
Professor Morse
New Orleans
Bermuda
Orinoco
Bahama Islands
Santiago
Cuba
Fortune Island
Hayti
Colombia
Aspinwall
Panama
Alayo
Cape Hayti
Costa Rica
Fort Simon
Alvena
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Halifax
Boston
Windward Islands
Alarich
Great Britain and Ireland
Belgia
Servia
Germany
Kemen
Great Britain
Ireland
Belgium
Austria
Southampton
Idea
Curacoa
Venezuela
Savanilla
Caracas
Yucatan
Campeche
Tabasco
Chiapas
Alexandria
France
Havre
la Bretagne
Spain
The
Scotland
Furnessit
Kuatan
Oteri
Port Limon
Foxhall
Nova Scotia
Miquelon
Newfoundland
Samaria
Trans-Pacific Mails From San Francisco March 22 To April 5
Shipping mail notices detail closing times for routes to Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and other Chinese ports via Kelpie on March 22 and to Hawaiian Islands via Australia on March 28 and to Society Islands via Tropic Bird on March 31 and to Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan and Hawaiian Islands via Alameda on April 5. Letters for Pacific steamers should be deposited in Boston eight or nine days before sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Kelgie
San Francisco
Boston
Hawaiian Islands
Australia
Society Islands
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grand Army of the Republic
Committee On Military Affairs
Shipping News
Port OF
Spinney
Margaret
Hines
Grand Banks
Whison
Worthen
Glenericht, Flynn
Mabel Taylor
Durkee
Padang
Shin Marion Lightbody
Iquique
Channel
Lon
Hark
Annie Stafford
Ark Minden
Farbados
Sir Jacob S Winslow
the Highlands
Arica
Peru
Hiram Emery
Gorhai
Valparaiso
Inga
Olsen
Digby
Ethel B
Annapolis
St Jago
Joston
Barknaway
Robert H Rathburn
Suisley
Krigs Plover
Fanning
Varuna
Griggs
Ktta
Elbridge Souther
Delaware Breakwater
Orizaba
Melntosh
Walleax
Hanna
Dahl
Champion
Porto Rico
Ellie
Mundy
Keston
Maracaibo
Pearl Nelson
Kemp
Antigua
Rebecca J Moulton
Soule
Gorden Sheaf
Inevitas
Mina Belle
Thompson
Sandy
Paysandu
Hattie G Dixon
Johnson
Grace Bradley
Smith
Sf Thomas
Timothy Field
Stratton
Guadaloupe
F Munson
McKeown
Geo Walker
Small
Susan
Pickering
Haskell
Peters
Sarah
Ellen
Manitoban
Erato
Ipswich
Blakemoor
Sthomas
Hylantine
Londonderry
Ar March 11, Sch Carrie A Buckman, Stubbs
Demerara
Gladiator
Charter Oak
Perth Amboy
Joseph G Dean
Chase
Mary Louisa
Calder
Bridgeport
Mary F Corson
Jacksonville
Mary M Branard
Tioey
AG Pease
Alby
Sarah L Thompson
McLean
Yonkers
Fred Snow
Tate
Plymouth
S J Lindsey
Knockland
Fleetwing
Maddox
Corvo
Kennedy
Speedwell
Wood
Jennie Senelle Webster
Julia Decker
Spear
Newark
Billow
Rockport
Sch Catawamteak
Stonington
Conn
John Brooks
Fox
Amboy
Vinalhaven
Molhe Rhodes
Carrie May
Spituce Head
Cora May
Fowler
A Heaton
Rockland Fordo
John
Clyde Steamship CO
Great Southern Freight
PAS
Senger
Florida
South Carolina
South
East River
Yemassee
Washington Street
Sustau
J. A. Flanders
Theo. G. Eger
Bowling Green
VIA
New England & Savannah Steamship Cos
Lewis Wharf
City OF Macon
City OF Savannah
Gate City
Central Railway of Georgia
Florida & Western Railway
Georgia
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
G. Pearson
Ja. Dew
W. Ry
Washington St
Washington Sr. Richardson & Barnard
Aventa
N. E
Savannah St. Co
Atlantic Avenue
New England K. R
Metropolitan SL. Co
Sound Lines
Ocean Steamship Company
A. Dew. Sampson
N.E
SOB East
Relia
C.F. Williams
White Star Line
United States and Boys
Gueenstoewn
Atlautic
RED Stark Line
Barrien
Snd
EL A. Adams & CO
State St
Cor
Broad St
Azores
Kennard
J. A. Bettenscourt
ER. A. Adams & CO
State Street
Atlantic Express
Queenstown
City of Home
Henderson Brothers
C. VY. Daley
Leyland
Beaver Line Steamships
Lake Winnipeg
Lake Ontario
Lake Superior
George W. Preston
Doane Street
Cunard Line
Every
Scythia
Catalonia
CAVON
Allan Line
Pruesinn
H. & A. Allan
Hansa Lime
Kehr Wieder Wilsail
A. Adams & Cqo
Warren Line
Towa
Norsemay
Michigan
Warren
Post Office
Norddeutscher Lloyd S.L. CO
WERRA
Saale
EMS
Remen
Paris
C. Theogue Thing
Parthian
Long Wharf
Spartan
Freicht
EB Sampson
New England
Soutel and
Southwwes
Piedmont Air Line
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard
Paintrock
Waldo A. Pearce
Mallory
Comal
Nueces
Leona
Alamo
Fernandina
Rio Grande
State OF Texas
Seth Sprague
India Wharf
Pier 11
North River
H. M. Whitney
Eastport
ST. John
Ea Sational SS. CO
Commercial Wharf
A. Waldron
Gen. A
Boston& Gloucester Steamboat Company
North Side Central Wharf
E.S. Merchant
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!