Opposition to Compulsory Pilotage Sparks Maritime Debate
The petition and New England Shipowners' Association meeting ignite public debate on compulsory pilotage. Captain N W Thompson of the Oscar R Brown criticizes the system as coercive, citing higher costs and unreliable pilot access at certain ports. He argues sailing vessels should have equal rights with steamers and urges licensed pilots for sailing vessels to avoid destruction of the merchant marine. The piece also notes a Boston evening high school event with Governor Robinson and diplomas awarded to stenographers, emphasizing education and ongoing school support.
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Congress
New England Shipowners’ Association
N. W. Thompson
Oscar R. Brown
Post
James Bliss & Co
Philadelphia
Boston
Portland
New York
Norfolk
Baltimore
Bar
Brunswick
Ses
United States
Cambridge City Hears Damages Claims Over Highway Defects
The Cambridge committee on claims held a public meeting at City Hall last evening to hear numerous damages claims against the city for highway defects. A follow up meeting was planned to organize a banquet in honor of Judge John W Hammond the retiring city solicitor. The Cambridge Law and Order League named officers for the year led by Rev Dr Travers S Peabony as president and Ed ward Kendall as treasurer. St Johns Literary Institute will stage a representation of Richard the Lionheart with James F Aylward directing and also taking the title role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Carrigan
George Dexter Robinson
Ataira
Robinson
Carrigan
Commonwealth
Charles T. Gallagher
John A. Reilly
John P. Rock
Harry TU. Harrison
James T. Delaney
Francis J. Waite
William D. McKiesock
James J. Gallivan
Helen M. Graves
John F. Keating
Harry N. Squires
B. T. Hillman
Tickett
O’connor
Thomas
Boston
Cambridge City Council
John W. Hammond
Mayo Russell
Jacobs
Holt
Board of Health
Pratt
Cambridge Law and Order League
Travers S. Peabony
William Lawrence
Frank A. Allen
Edward Kendall
George H. Ryther
Edgar R. Champlin
J.J. Myers
J. B. Taylor
C. F. Wyman
Frank Foxcroft
St. John’s Literary Institute
Richard I
Salem native Dalrymple returns after 23 years
John J Dalrymple of Salem Oregon arrived home in the city yesterday after an absence of twenty three years. He is a son of the current health officer James Dalrymple. The Legrange Associates Salem residents who sailed for California in 1819 aboard the Legrange will convene at Charles A Dole's Somerville home next Wednesday evening to mark the thirty seventh anniversary of the voyage. The Grace Episcopal Church Society places an Italian marble tablet in memory of the late Dr John Francis Tuckerman. The tablet will be unveiled this Sunday.
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John J.“Dalrympie
Salem
Ore
James Dalrympie
Legrange Associates
California
Legrange
Charles A. Dole
Somerville
Grace Episcopal Church Society
John Francis Tuckerman
Tuckerman
Two men seized on theft and escape charges in local arrests
Inspectors Richardson and Skelton arrested Frank B. Severance and Daniel L. Tappan yesterday on a warrant accusing them of concealing leased property valued at 558 dollars belonging to Samuel M. Fifield of 186 Washington Street. Michael Welch of 631 Second Street was arrested last evening for attempting to liberate a prisoner from Officer Caswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Severance
Daniel L. Tappan
Richardson and Skelton
Samuel M. Fifield
Washipnegon Street
Michael Welch
Second Street
Caswell
Captain Perkins Salem Burials Chief Dies at 88
Captain Jeremiah Stamiford Perkins veteran superintendent of burials at Salem died yesterday aged 88. Born in Ipswich April 13 1797 he learned tailoring in Salem and worked with several partners before running his own business. He served in the common council and General Court and led the old Salem Mechanic Light Infantry. Appointed superintendent of burials March 8 1847 he held the post until 1885. He leaves six children and was a longtime member of Boston Square Church.
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Jeremiah Stamiford Perkins
Salem
Mr. Perkins
Ipswich
J. M. Perkins
Asa Wiggin
Samuel Chamberlain
Daniel
Jeremiah
Sarah Millett
Wister
Elizabeth Millett
Benjamin
Mary P. Millett
George Peabody
Old Salem Mechanic Light Infantry Company
Joseph $. Cabot
Captain Perkins
Boston Square
Five Dollar Fund Receives 160 Cash and Letter
A Boston fund committee reports 160 in cash and a letter from Rev. H Bernard Carpenter awaiting the treasurer's location before contributing. The list of yesterday's donors includes Crane, Doognne, Hall, Reid, Darrell, Kateman, Kelley, Pelletier, Emery, Brannan, Barry, Griffin, Kelcher, Callahan, Lynch, Nostrand, Mahoney, Sproules, Keyes, Dowling, Reade, Lane, Mebepan, Greasy, Madd en, Loughlin, and Flaherty among others. Hall noted his support for liberty and Ireland, praising W. E. Gladstone.
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H. Bernard Carpenter
Samuel Db. Crane
Congress Street
William Doognne
Warrenton Street
Henry J. Hall
Platt Street
New York
Alexander Reid
Delle Avenue
O. H. Darrell
Cambridgeport
H. Clark Darrell
C. J. Kateman
Exchange Place
P. P. Kelley
Gate Avenue
Malden
W. 8. Pelletier
Union Institution For Savings
George F. Emery
Thomas F. Brannan
Hanover Street
Michael Barry
Decatur Street
James Griffin
Harvard Street
Thomas J. Kelcher
Albini Street
Jeremiah Callahan
West Cedar Street
Eugene Lynch
India Street
William Vap
Albany Street
Patrick Greasy
West Canton Street
H. A. Madden
James W. Loughlin
West Broadway
M. H. Loughlin
John Loughlin
James F. Flaherty
Broadway
J. d. McCluskey
Timothy Harrington
Main Street
Cheriestown
Henry J
Lectures and events at local churches and halls
Tomorrow evening Universalist Church hosts fifth lecture Christ Above All Other Teachers by Charles Follen Lee. Trinity Church closes pastorate April 11 with Sunday lectures. next will be An Impatient Inquirer. Association Hall hosts illustrated lectures on Switzerland starting next Monday then on Wednesday and Saturday. Monument Hall hosts a comical costume party March 31. prizes include a gold watch and a diamond pin. Bunker Hill Social Club halves return April 26. The Merchant of Venice to be staged at Monument Hall March 17 with J J Mahoney as Shylock and a full cast list.
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the Universalist Church
Charles Follen Lee
Christ
RR. L. Greene
Trinity Church
C. A. Satter
Association Hall
Switzerland
Monument Hall
California
Abraham Lincoln Postill
G.A
Bunker Hill
John J. Mahoney
Shylock
J. J. Mahoney
Bassanio
H. H. McCann
Duke of Venice
F. W. Fitzgerald
Gratiano
J H. Madden
Lorenzo
W. F. Fitzgerald
Salarino
H. W. Charenbill
Solernto
F. W. Berridge
Tubal
JF. Fitzgerald
Launcelot Gobbo
M. J. Farrell
Oli Gobbo
G. Howard
Balthazer
T. A. Grown
Portia
Maggie M. Radigan
Nerissa
Mabel Shaw
Jessica
Minnie Donovan
Music at Paine Memorial by Dorn and Pfeiffer Strater
A rare Paine Memorial concert featured C Dorn with Mme Pauline Pfeiffer-Strater and others. Performances included selected piano and violin pupils such as Clapp Loughlin Noerguoger Rubin Myers Watson Feldman Collum Nickerson. Pfeiffer-Strater sang superbly especially in Canta e Adelaite with violin obligate. crowd size did not match the program’s merit.
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Paine Memorial Halls
C. Dorn
Mme
Pauline Pfeiffer-Strater
Haddy
Mme. Dorn
Moses Myers
Miss Clapp
Miss Loughlin
Noerguoger
Rubin
Myers
Watson
Feldman
Clapp
Collum
Nickerson
Canta E Adelaite
Inspectors arrest pickpockets in Temple place raid
Inspectors Gerraughty and Houghton seized Timothy Oates and James Morley, known New York pickpockets. Oates, part of the Peck's Bad Boy gang linked to Grant's funeral arrests, will be photographed for the rogue's gallery this morning before being sent back to New York.
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Gerraughty
Houghton
Temple Place
Timothy Oates
James Morley
New York
Qotes
Grant
Peck
Bad Boy
Boston
Rogue’ Gallery
Storm Signals of a Fatal Disease
A cautions tale links storm signals to the dread lung disease consumption. It warns pimples eruptions ulcers and glandular swellings as outward signs of internal blood poison and urges Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy to expel the poison and restore appetite digestion and nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Golden Medical
Name Associations Across Cities With Clothing Firms
Albany Converse of Converse and Son Augusta T J Sheron of Doris Shron and Uo Craw md H Petzfelder of Pretzfelder Kline and oo Par O F Willson of O F Wilison and Co Craw Chicago Geo E P Dodge of Phelps Dodge and Palmer Detroit Frank H Farnsworth of L L Farnsworth Freeport G W Tandy Craw Lifeensboro A B Seals of Copeland Seals and Armor Kansas City S K Green Am Lynchburg F A Kincke of Kinckle Holt Macon J M Dunwody of Witkowski Dunwody Norfolk S J Thomas Co Nashville L Luky Par Philadelphia H B Hanford of H B Hanford Co Pittsburg W Pickersgill Am Savannah F A Rinsteim of A instein's Sons Par St Paul C Gotzian of OG Gotlan Uo Aus UC nontown J Craw Warren O B Cr Wilmington J Lanand Par
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Albany
Converse & Son
Augusta
T J Sheron
Doris
Shron & Uo
Craw
Md—H Petzfelder
Pretzfelder, Kline & Oo
Par
Columbus
F Willson
O F Wilison & Co
Chicago
Ill
Geo E P Dodge
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer
Detroit
Mich
Frank H Farnsworth
L L Farnsworth
Freeport
Pittsburg
Penn
Pickersgill, Jr
Savannah
Rinsteim
Instein’s Sons
Paul
Minn
Curing 8 with Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Questioned
A reader asks if treating an eight cough episode with Dr Bull's Cough Syrup amounts to bullying a cough, exploring the idea of overstatement or unnecessary force in home remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bull
Theater Listings for Camille and The Mikado
The Globe shows Modjeska in Camille and Two Gentlemen of Verona in matinee and evening. Huston presents Margaret Mather in The Honeymoon and Leah in evening, plus Sunday lecture by A C Wheeler. Hollis Street presents The Mikado in matinee and evening. Sustaon Museum features Dion Boucicault in The Jill. Park Theatre runs The Private Secretary, afternoon and evening. Howard Athenium features Louis Aldrich in My Partner, afternoon and evening. Bijou Theatre hosts Lydia Thompson Burlesque Company in Oxygen, matinee and evening. Horticuluralea Japanese Village matinee. World’s Museum Menagerie and Aquarium at Tremont Street open day and evening.
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Globe Theatre
Modjeska
Camille
Huston Theatre
Margaret Mather
Howard Athenium
Louis Aldrich
BIJOU
Lydia Thompson
Oxygen
Ee Ask
Tremont Street
Fragmentary Stock Prices from San Francisco Market Report
Fragmentary OCR notes from San Francisco California list closing prices and stock names. Entities include Hale & Norcross Con Cal V8 and Savage, with scattered figures and March 12 reference. The readable items suggest a daily price roundup for mining and chemical stocks in a historical market page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale & Norcross
Savage
This Day in Market Listings
The 12 month stock listings show M-Stocks-RB L Day and Co and M-Stocks-FrancisH Henshaw & Co with 12 month terms. Fruit categories note Horatio Harris & Co handling 12 month fruit stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB L Day & Co
Francish Henshaw & Co
Horatio Harris & Co
Six Hard Rounds at the Cribb Club Fight Report
Two hundred boxing fans in South End witnessed a six round glove fight for 250 dollars between Joseph Lannan of South Boston and John Loughlin of Brooklyn. Lannan dominated, delivering a decisive knockout on Loughlin in the final round after a night of high paced exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Joseph Lannan
South Boston
John Loughlin
Brooklyn
Tim McCarty
Young Boyle
Tim Sullivan
Jack Williams
Young McDonald
John Phelan
Cambridge
Deacon Smith
Deacon
Phelan
Tom Drohan
James Baeley
Jack Green
Jack
Descon Smith
Jono Mullen
Joe Lannan
Lannan
Esau
Loughlin
Lannen
Larry Sullivan
Tom Evans
Blarry
Driscoll
Billy
Lunnan
Lannon
Lamain
Cience
Stento
Lianoun
Lanan
Laciuan
Hena
Lennan
Lanna
Referee Edward P Barry Declines Polo League Duties
Edward P Barry informs the Executive Committee of the Central Division of the New England Association of Polo Clubs that he cannot referee any further games. He cites pressure from rink managers, threats of fines, and biased decisions, asserting his refereeing has been honest and fair and that continued conflict makes serving untenable.
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New England Association of Polo Clubs
Edward P. Barry
In Revere Hall Cush on Carrom Tour at Revere billiard hall
About 200 spectators watched Fred Eames versus E H Marshall in a one sided carrom match. Marshall played steadily while Eames struggled. Referee was George McCloud. Time of game one hour thirty minutes. No afternoon game. a Boston Thomas Leonard meets Manchester Yates in the evening.
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Revere Billiard Hall
Fred Eames
E. H. Marshall
Eames
Marshall
Fames
George McCloud
The
Thomas Leonard
Boston
Yates
Manchester
Plymouths Win Polo Match Three Straight Goals
Plymouths beat Tauntons three straight goals in a local Independent League polo game in Plymouth Massachusetts. Scorers included Cunningham and Magee with assists, refs and fouls noted. other league results from Boston area games: New Bedford defeats Somervilles 3-0, Pawtuckets 3-2 over Brocktons, and Weoburns 3-1 over Cambridge.
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Plymouth
Mass
Tauntons
Plymouths
Rush
Plymouth Cunningham
Macomber
Plymouth Magee
Plymouth Cummingham
Cunningham
Regeree
Collingwood
Somervilles
New Bedford
New Bedfords
H. D. Stovey
Brocktons
Pawtuckets
Providence
A. W. Finley
A. L. Richardson
Weoburns
Cambridges
Woouburn
Woburn
Cambridge
al McKinnon
Sullivan deposits cash to fight any man in world
Special to the Post John L. Sullivan deposits $1000 with the New York Clipper as earnest to fight any opponent. He offers Jem Smith £200 for a bout in the United States within eight weeks of signing articles and proposes a ten by five format with five men per side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John L. Sullivan
New York Clipper
Jem Smith
United States
America's Cup Rules Set For International Race
The New York Yacht Club committee chaired by ex-Commodore Smith and with secretary William Krebs set terms to govern the forthcoming international race for the America's Cup between the British cutter Galatea and an American contender. Ex-Commodore John B. Dickerson and others served as members, with Elbridge T. Gerry and C. C. Height as ex-officio. Lieutenant Henn named J Frederic Tams to arrange terms, who declined. Final terms for Puritan Genesta races reportedly decided, to be forwarded for approval. The committee refused to disclose results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Yacht Club
Smith
William Krebs
John 8. Dickerson
L. Haight
Philip Schuyler
George L. Schuyler
Elbridge T. Gerry
C. C
Tums
Henn
Second concert by Lehmann Musin and Rummel at Music Hall
The second concert by Lilli Lehmann Ovide Musin and Franz Rummel was held last evening in Music Hall. The audience was small but enthusiastic and the performance was of great merit and thoroughly appreciated. Lehmann showed delicate beauty in phrasing and delivered Mignon’s polonaise nearly faultless though lacking stage surroundings. Musin received his usual ovation with an intellectually appealing, broad style. Rummel played with good taste producing expressive shading. A matinee is scheduled for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilli Lehmann
Ovine Musin
Franz Rummel
Music Hall
Fraulein Lehmann
Ovide Musin
Cambridge elects Charles J McIntire City Solicitor
Charles J McIntire is elected city solicitor by Cambridge’s common council and aldermen. Born March 26 1842 in Cambridge he served in the Forty fourth Massachusetts during the Civil War and graduated from Harvard Law School in 1864. He began practice in 1865 and has since held multiple city and county offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Mclintire
Common Council
Board of Aldermen of
Cambridge
Forty Fourth
Massachusetts Regiment
Harvard Law School
State Street
Boston
McIntire
Sidermen
Middlesex County
Forty Fourth Regiment Association
Cambridge Business Men’s A
Cambridge Club
Nineteenth annual Post 5 fair opens at the Coliseum
The nineteenth annual fair of Post 5 Grand Army opened at the Coliseum last evening and runs until Tuesday evening. The post, the largest in the country, has spent about 80,000 dollars aiding widows orphans and indigent members. Lynn shoe makers shipped 5579 cases of boots and shoes for the week ending March 11, down from 6075 last year, a loss of 505 cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post 5
Grand Army
Lynn Shoe Manufacturers
Anonymous letter threatens major Washington Street fire
Measrs Jordan, Marsh & Co received an anonymous letter yesterday afternoon claiming their large Washington Street building would burn to the ground before morning. The night watch was doubled, the police notified, and arrangements made to have the fire staged on Shi oy Avon, Summer and Washington streets doubled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Washington Street
Washington Streets
Funeral for Rev Edward Otheman at Chelsea home
The funeral was held yesterday at No 11 Chestnut Street Chelsea with Rev L R Thayer presiding elder of the Lynn District and Rev Dr Horr of Walnut Street Methodist Church among others officiating. Interment followed at Woodlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Otheman
Chestnut Street
Chelsea
L. R. Thayer
D. D
Lynn District
Horr
Walnut Street Methodist Church
Pierce
Woodlawn Cemetery
Remi Gauvin Found Guilty in Marlboro Fire Case
Remi Gauvin was found guilty in Cambridge Superior Court last night for burning his Marlboro store last winter. The jury had deliberated since noon. A defense motion for a new trial was filed and bail was raised from 2500 to 4000. Evidence against Gauvin was purely circumstantial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remi Gauvin
Marlboro
Cambridge
Gauvin
Maritime Vessel Movements and Cleared Ships Reports
Maritime notices list steamer movements including Williamsport Miller Philadelphia and Forest City Snowman with passengers to O F Williams, plus brig Diadem from Ponce to Whitney, Pousland & Co. and multiple ships cleared. Cleared coastwise steamers Forest City and Dina with Danish brig Dina Weiringa, and various schooners and barges to ports such as Philadelphia Portland New York Norfolk Baltimore Hoboken Perth Amboy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Miller
Philadelphia
Forest City
Snowman
Portiaga
Ndse
O F Williams
City of Gloucester
Young
Gloucester
Ark
Arthur C Wade
Portiard
Sherman
Pernambuco Ja
Delaware
Continental Sugar
Highland Light
Cape Cod
Diadem
Crase
Ponce
Whitney, Pousland & Co
Wiliam C Green
Howes
Grunswick
Feo
Wiliam F Alair & Co
Addie Jordan
Saco
Harris
Brunswick
George McQuesten
Francis E Garlock
Baker
Baltimore
Kelley Weehawken
J J Moore
Arnold Weehawken
Theresa Wf
Robinson Hoboken
Willie H Riegins
Jones
Hoboken
Eric
Theall
Henry R Congdon
Brown
J S Lamprey
Harding
Port Johnson
Cox & Green
Thompson
Addie
Chadwick
Chase
Perth Amboy
Mary A White
Nelson
Lanesville
Coal King
Jackson
Amboy
Bhrlow
Peter H Crowell
Newport News
Portland
Charles F William
Dina
Weiringa
New York
Gill & Sootz
William L Roberts
Bray
Norfolk
Evaerett Webster
Whittemore
Boothbay
Fitz Bros & Co
Hattie Turner Keen
Wilmington
Lizzie W Mathesor
McKay
Haltimore
Cape Aun
Ida K Latham
Potter
Wm RK Drury
Dowd
Fishing voyages and ship movements dominate March notices
Mar 11 to Mar 12 docket lists schooners and brigs sailing for Boston Philadelphia Annapolis and New York with loading and loading plans at Boothbay Wiscasset and Portland. Steam trawler Novelty fitting for South mackerel carries 52 men and 4 seine boats. New vessels Sarah V Lee and Margaret Mather launched for halibut and Iceland fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haver
AePeaty
Feary Weehawken
Boston
Scylla
Louis
Fortune Bay
New York
Westside
Gammon
Gioucette
Wilie ( Swift) McPine
Provincetown
Doeile M Snow
Snow
Welltreet
Virginia
Savey
Schs
Gardner
Deering An
Lottie
Arsen William
Wicsham
William Marshall
Portland
Mt Sert
Wallingford
Willett
Bay View
Fisher
William O Snow
Handy
New Ok
North Boothbay
Philadelphia
Howard W Middleton
Smith
Frank Harington
Baitouure
Kate Markee
Annie Wesley
Grand Banks
Horace Albert Proctor
New England
Essex
Poole, Gardner & Co
Sarah VU Lee
Bank Halibut
DC & al Babsey
Boothbay
Margaret Mather
Maritime Dispatches From Clyde to Rio in Late Winter Vessels Weathered
A crowded log of ships sailing and in port across ports from Clyde to Rio with reports of storms, wrecks, and crossings. Vessels include bark Fairy Belle Isle of Wight route and steamers like Broomhagh and Laurestina, noting a hurricane impact on Feb 28 and several ships delayed. Ships reported wrecks or near-wrecks, cargo salvage efforts described, with multiple arrivals from New Orleans Baltimore and New York and entries for Hamburg Harwich London and Montevideo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairy Belle
Jeane
New Oth
Eaton
South Shore
Jones,Tene
Isuenos Ayres
Aristos
Axelson
Pevencois
Serrano
Edgett
Liverpool
Wiliam
McKell Pensacola
James Kitchin
McCully
Barbadoes
Nellie Smith
Wallace
J W Dresser
Parker
Punkirk
Andrey
Curtis
Baltimore
Gilaswow
Broomhagh
Anderson
New York
Tees
Clyde
Hamburg
Ben Woirlich
New Orleans
Harwich
Hughenden
Bews
Isle of Wight
Laurestina
Batty
Bremen
Selma
Molvig
Theodore Kerner
Meyer
Philadelphia
Big Lane
Kelley
Galves- Hinsale
Humboldt
Farrell
Montreal
Bouchette
Portland
London
Grecian Monarch
Bristow
Ocean King Sawyer
Ontario
Couch
Marlborough Hilll Eagles
San Francisco
Francesco Bertolotto
Carthagens
Philadel"ao Raneurs
Casablanc
Missouri
Holyhead
Tsoston
Steamer Canada
Larringe
Vera Croa
Lisbonm
Mark Antoinette Accame
Merchese
Liy
Mitchener
Maleaga
Sylvia, Wilson
St Johns
Marseilles
Plata
Cassovich
Melbourne
Mark Howard
McCalmont
Saguenay
Ringarooma
Tasmapia
Montevideo
Nina
Vime
Rusina
Stafford
Seretha Harvey Do
Minnie
Makcahey
Seved
Brie
Agnes Karton
Knight
Whalers Report from Honolulu and San Francisco
Whalers report a bark Abram Barker Wing from New edfore bound for a cruise. In San Francisco on March 4, the steamer Orca Bauldry sailed to cruise, and the brig Hidalgo McDonald is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Abram Barker
San Francisco
Orca
Hidalgo
McDonald
Souther and Novena Arrive in Tight Matanzas Race
In Portland at Matanzas the Schn John K Souther and sci Novena, 787 and 417 tons respectively, left 15 days ago for Portland. Souther arrived near this afternoon and Novena 114 hours later. This is one of the closest races known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
John K Souther
Matanzas
Nere
Boston Postoffice Letters List From March Miscellany
A fragmented reader’s list shows letters and names tied to a Boston Post Office collection. The names include Harrison Mitchell Albert Crandall Jeremiah Ermenet Faakanteeaewens Bessie Keyes Michael Frederick W Harding Charles Hobbs James Manning Abraham Howse Charles Frederick Challes Cora Lee Geraee Helen Ward Addie Hattie Keen and others, with scattered notes and initials indicating routing or delivery status. The collection appears as a garbled index of addressees and assignations, lacking coherent context or complete addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Mitchell
Albert Crandall
Jeremiah Erremenet
Keyes
Michael Frederick W Harding
Useoeen
Charles C Hobbs
Siabetenrecnewessen
James Manning Abraham Howse
C.cc.c
Charles Frederick Challes
Cora Lee Geraee
Helen F Ward
Ana George E
Addie & Hattie W B Keen
Sen E A Williams
Maritime ship and vessel positions from multiple ports
A list of ships and schooners with routes and dates including Bark Tsernagor Walker Havre bound for New York on March 7 at lat 44 44 lon 46 14 Bark Peecemaker Closson Bordeaux bound for New York with no date Bark Joshua Loring from Philadelphia to Batavia on March 9 at 37 10 74 38 Bark Henry A Burnham Ross from Cardenas to Delaware Breakwater on March 10 off Five Fathom Lightship Berk Cornelius Windhorst Philadelphia to Antwerp on February 25 at 42 46 45 55 American bark with letters BPKO bound North March 10 at 86 40 74 56 s 7 rng L Dewey from Matanzas to Philadelphia in March with no coordinates Sir Jacob M Haskell Alien Charleston to Philadelphia on March 0 off Five Fathom Lightship Sch J P Wyman from Hayti to Boston February 14 Crooked Island Passage Sch Cyrus McKown Farnham St Marc to New York February 20 Off Fortune Island A schooner Isaac T Campbell from Boston to Baltimore March 8 at 35 33 lat 71 lon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsernagor
Walker
Havre
New York
Peecemaker
Closson
Bordeaux
Joshua Loring
Philadelphia
Batavia
Henry A Burnham, Ross
Cardenas
Delaware Breakwater
Windhorst
Antwerp
L _ Dewey
Matanzas
Sir Jacob M Haskell
Alien
Charleston
Fathom
J P Wyman
Hayti
Boston
Crooked Island
Cyrus McKown
Farnham
St Marc
Fortune Island
Isaac T Campbell
Baltimore
Pastoria
Arlith
Bark Embleton
Payutuu
Aname
Aalachicota
Clearei
Bark Oia
Lundovist
Weet Hartiepool
Wal‘ Sanore
Agenoria
Lewis
Carthazena
Wilton
Jarvis
Kisie
Thompson
St Vincent
Propitious
Nichols
Ursula
Idis Adele Chackara
Kimmey
Sagania Gance
Charles A Briggs
Hammett
Blanche Hopkins
Tunvell
Stapleton
May Wiliams
Reed
Avice B Paiilips
Benton
CU French
Kenilworth
Port Antonio
Cerlais
Reval
Addie
Bacon
Teriem
Tza
Hermon
Marvin
Mdon
Druich Island Harbor
General Banks
Cole
Provideme
Addie Weasselis
Port Johnson
Narragansett Pier
Giailvestom
Llth
Parc Najaden
Thorsen
Jennie
Comal
Bolger
Galveston
Clifford
RCA Ward
Hart
Thomas Borden
Uowery
Hackman
Buroick
Hotoren
Annie K Stevens
Tica
Perth Amboy
DCU
Hartford
Connter
Elizabethport
Rew
York
City of Chester
Liverpool
Cida
South America
Bark Ann Chalotte
Atacazua
Ache Jennie A Stubbs
St Domingo
Vineyard
Emile
Lisbon
Thomas Quiall
Mayaguez
James H Woodhouse
Pedro Bay
Beanor
Georgetown
Sarah Smith
Fernandina
Henry P Mason
Turks Island
Addie Wesselle
Rockland
William C French
St John
Heneral Banks
Providence
Josephene
Wickford
Merriam Guantanamo
R A Kinnear
McBride
Carbbean
Rebecca Crowell
Crowell
Rio Janeiro
Alsyivia
Bull
Aarbuns
Roseta
Nobbery
Buenos Ayres
Swathay
Uranhart
Betavia
Waubuo
Welch
Trinidad
Swis
J and
H Crowley
Lord
Opal
Corning
Yarmouth
New Bedford
aAr
Monhansett
Fisher
Edgartown
Swis Artemus Tirrell
Seymour
Hattie Paige
Tryon
Nelson Harvey
Parrer
Vineyard Haven
Hattie $ Collins
Nickerson
Cotuit
Tallpeay
Tuckahoe
Williams
Portland
State of Maine
Hilyard
Fastport
Schs
Aungsta
Meady
Amboy
John M Kranz
Peak
Mary J Khid Thurston
G P Whitmore
Gloucester
la Hevre
Gray Parrot
Mulinory
Lizme Maud
Morganthan
McKeown
Bootaobay
Wiltbank
Havana
Eval Smith
Adams
Samuel Gastner
Cook
Annisquam
Ocean Pearl
Handy
Sagua
Jennie S Hall
Wilmington
Delaware
Caribean
Roop
Wallace
Beyd
Bates
Cienfuegos
Out Lith
Winnifred
Ew York
Sarah C Smith
Stockley
Ocean King
Pascagooulna
Ith
Barks Lovely
Hatboe
Brake
Atteo Premuda
S Ppa
Genoa
Alabama
P. Pellercree
Rurik
Teptstrom
Grangemouth
Midas
McArthur
Sutton Bridge
San Francisco
Ballumbie
Wood
San Pedro
Santa Maria
Honolulu
Androsea
Loch Carron
Cork
St Charles
Savennah
Arith
John Hopkins
Foster
Scis Alfaretta
Campbell
Boothbay
Willis S Shepard
Reeves
Fortuna, Rich, Woods Hall
Gate City
Hodge
Otus
Aletta
Tybee
Berger
Laurin
Europe
Wimmirton
Nellie A Drury
Wiscon
Annie Lord
Despatch
Csuidsen
London
Sebs Etts M Barter
Port Spain
Postboy
Gett
St Johns
Maritime dispatches from various vessels in distress and arrivals
Permuta sails with steamers Romeo Williams and others bound for New York and Philadelphia while multiple ships report damage. Brig Castalla and G W Halls arrive leaking or strained. Marie damaged. 2800 bales dry cotton from steamer Darling ton landed to Feb 28. Bark Hollandia and G Pendleton seek shelter. Bark James G Pendleton towed into Earber after drageoing near reefs. Frank reports bulwarks gone and cabin gutted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permuta
Romeo
Williams
New York
Gwatia’ Mead
Rio Marina
Philadelphia
Heppardess
Kelley
Rio Janeiro
Castalla
Boston
G W Halls
Marie
Darlington
Hollandia
Gruyt
Brunswick
Amsterdam
G@ W Halls
Halifax
Abbot
Black River
Chester
North Carolina
James G Pendleton
Cebu
Murrap
Ba K Frank
Larsen
Wilmington
London
Rosin
Mariners Report Multiple Steamers Aboard Damaged and Lost
Steamer Chancellor from Rio Marina to Philadelphia arrives Bermuda 7th in want of coal. Steamer Rapidan from New York Feb 1 for Port Simon foundered at sea. Iyanis March 11 wreck of bark Ibis to be floated if weather stays good. Sir William Frederick Patterson Sagua for New York enters Bermuda 8th with sails and rigging lost. New York March 12 Sir Charles C Morrison from New Bedford for Port Royal with guano leaks after Ber muda March 7. Maynard Sumner from Jacksonville for New York damaged and coal short. Levi 3 Nelson Holloway from Jacksonville for Baltimore abandoned Feb 27 waterlogged crew saved. Sir Annie Lord at Wilmington, NC, March 11 report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancellor
Rio Marina
Philadelphia
Bermuda
Rapidan
New York
Port Simon
Iyannis
Ibis
Sir William Frederick, Patterson
Sagua
Charles C Morrison
New Bedford
Port Royal
Formuda
Maynard, Sumner
Jacksonville
Levi
Nelson
Holloway
Baltimore
Sir Annie Lord
Wilmington
Boston Ideal Opera to Sing in Winthrop Hall March 17
The Boston Ideal opera company will give a concert in Winthrop Hall on Wednesday evening March 17. The young people of Neponset enjoyed a priv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Ideal Opera Company
Winthrop Hall
Neponset
Global Shipping Notices from March Port Records
A dense tally of ships amid Atlantic and Pacific routes listing departures and cargo at ports from Acapulco to Yokohama. Vessels include Granada, Alameda, Mararoa, Trinidad, Thor, JH Masters, Mary L Stone, Topdale, Sidonian, Circassia, Architec, Stroma, and Oceanic with destinations such as San Francisco, Sydney, New York, Liverpool, and Yokohama, plus cargos like sugar, hemp, and bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acapulco
Granada
Seabury
San Francisco
Panama
Auckland
Alameda
Morse
Sydney
Mararoa
Nsw
Bermuda
Trinidad
Fraser
New
Bourbadoes
Barks Thor
In¢voldsen
Demarare
Pascagoua
United Kingdom
Continent
Pacific
Aarnaes
Rio Janeiro
Mobile
English Channel
Fiora
Maynes
Buenos Ayres
Voyageur
Downs
Pernambuco
Albemale
Forbes
Sea George V Jordan
Lynan
Origs Uh.c. Crawford
Arbutas
Sutherland
Bahia
Stockton, Allen
Hatteras
JH Masters
Crossley
New York
Cebu
Mary L Stone
Jossalyn
States
Topdale
Anderson
United States
Jostow
Sidonian
Jameson
Boston
State of Nevada
Stewart
Circassia
Campbell
Tloilo
Mark Jonas Brewer
Josselyn
Asia
Lucille
Lawrence
Maine
McLaughlin
Terks Kepter
Vetsen
Ketentei
Ferriss Thompson
Sgrateu Sa
Jones el Ze
Stroma
Philadelphia
Poomteb
Barbadoes
Old Harbor
Sabournhe
City of
Kingpot
Morehouse
Newcastle K—Ar
Bayard
Bilassen
Philedelphis
Jen Eet
Freeman, Howes
de Kong
Prante Point
Pennland, Weyer
Antwerp
Plymouth
aAr
Maritime Storm of Sails and Cleared Vessels Across Atlantic
A dense shipping log lists numerous ships and brigs issuing clearances, sailings, and arrivals from Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and port towns to destinations in the Caribbean, South America, and Europe. The entry notes several vessels such as the Agenoria, Chatham Hallett, No. 11 steamer runs, and multiple schooners with cargoes and captains, plus a captain injured in the forehold.
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R. & J. Gilchrist
Josephine
Winter Street
MR. Carrigan
Tuieves
Mingo Beach
S. E. Cabot
Watertown
Paine Memorial
J Thomas
Thomas & Co
Nashville, Tenn
H B Hanford
Hanford & Co
Val
PICO
Best & Belcher
Isc Cesces
AMS
Morphisi Shoes
Richards & Co
Eee Shoes
Lippincott, Lou & Co
J. G. B. Simgeet
BONS
J. W. Woppermann
Cribb Club
Barry
General News
Dartmouth
Hanover
Hoervyard
Harvard
Yale
Williamstown
Princeton
New Haven
Amherst
Princton
Exhibition
Amerst
Ambherst
Hho
Camriage
Springfield
Association
Dartmouths
N. H
University of Pennsylvania
Judiciary Committee
Intercollegiate
Miarshales
Revere Hall
Suvuuyu
Firet Rash
Church Macomber
Griffin Hutler
Cover-point
Magee Wood
Ventre
Galigan Wailker
Nait
Hipson Bates
Massasoit Houser
A. R. Claflin
F. N. Sewell
F. D. White
W. B. Chambers
Williama
Sullivan
Sporting Miscellany
Carter
Carroll
Landers
Weiss
Hills
EE Ortiou Kiesacchesiccalies
Carterecce
Seeceececee
DLAM
Isc
Cen
Tom Weiss
Seecsese
Conscseal
M. Alexander
Commonwealth Billiard Hall
Robert Cary
Joseph Jupiter
Cary
Jupiter
Cseossenk
Tupset
Waltham
E. P. Barry
Frank Glover
Jack Burke
G. A. Morrison
North End
James Brennan
Morrison
Brennan
Hosmer
Miss Lehmann
Lynn
Wood’s Hall
Messrs
W. F. Spear
W. H. Hayward
E. L. B. Tuttle
J.spear
Jj.n. Hayward
W. W. Whitmarsh
Bay State Agricultural Society
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanical
E. F. Bowditeh
H. S. Russell
Smith & Harding
P. Williams
H. E. Alford
W. W. Rawson
Cubs
Pampa
Key West
Fla
Mexico
China
Japan
East Indies
Oceanic
Australia
New Zealand
Sandwich
Fiji
Samoan Islands
Society Islands
Senate
Ship News Record
Port OF
Payson Tucker
Cardenee
Peter H. Crowell
Wiliam Wickham
Richmond
Hattie ‘Lainer
Theresa Wolf
Fannie & Fay
Louchs
Office of Caps
Ann Aivertiner
Boston Postoffice
Marine Notes
Dorchester
Charica Brown
Orrington
Frank O Dame
Rogers
Baltimore Pesteriay
Rosebrook
Aquin
Absecum
Baroeyg
Mistleton. Co. Kinney
Gounseticut Island
New London
Newport
Charles D Marsh
Trenton’s Reef
Sandy Hoox
Marsh
Corugan
James R Talbot, Crocker
Barneygate
Absemm
Cuba
Afa'ca
Fenwicx
Ani
Champer
City of Para
Newnham
Eee
Coronilla
Gavin
Pareann
Werp
Orunmma
J H Masters
Bdover
Switzeriana
Esei
Castlecraig
Tremen
Fastnet
Wisconsin
Bentley
Wamburg
Air
Mavana
Niagara
New Ork
Venetian
Trant
Bostos
Polynesia
Roycroft
Mulen
France
New Or Plymouth
Llangorso
Prawle Point
Pennlant
Thornycroft
Bull River
Queenstowia
Lady Isabella
Sanea
Germanic
Rotterdam
Yamoyden
McLane
Snow Queen
McKenzie
Southampton
Ems
T Johns
St Johms H
Unity
Perry
Ference P Hall
Stephen Jewett
Porerign
Warner’s Sale
Warner's Safe Yeast Co
Rochester, EX
Sele
GEO. Steck & CO
P.ano
Fuil
Steck’ & Smith
Cushman Bros. & Co
Hawley ST
Gsc Gillott
Crowquill
Joseph Gillett & Sons
John St
N.Y
Henry Hoke
Lore AcGent
NEW Publications
Young Ladies’ Journal
Beekman Street
New England News Co
Fischer Pianos
J. & C. Fischer
Oliver Ditson & CO
Washington St
Nate Investment
Quincy, Ill
Quincy
Rae
Lilinuts
Bit
New York City
J Parkhurst
Mrs. Humphreys
Tremont St
Evans House
NEW England Supply CO
Court
Cor
Howard St
Charles G. Kurtz
Post Office Square
Devonshire ST
Nassau St
JOHN JEFFRIES &@ SONS
Devonshire Strest
Nelly-Stuatntt
F. OU
Hyde
Milk Street
American & Foreign Patents
HH. Eddy
Kilby
Bostor
Ues Toj
Britain
Washington
Giddy
Chas. Mason
Edmund Burks
Bostox
Pytes
Gelicitor
George Drapers
Qen
MFG. CO
Fulton
Summer St
Ingalis & Hatch
Totraly Prope
Tf Aaron BR Gay & To
Tropics
Progreso
Vera Cruz
F. Alexandre
Insurance
England
Mutual Life Ins. Co
Benj. F. Stevens
Jos. M. Gibbens
Postoffice Square
Fire Insurance
North American Insurance CO
State ST
Kilby Street
B. B. Patridge Albert
Paggeos Seccet
Spring Garden
INS
the Exchange Fire Ins. CO
Parachon Begg Traders Insurance. CO
Rochester
N. BH
E.L
Norway Plains Manufacturing Co
Ptt Sal
Bengal
Maddocks
J. M. Wade
Harrison Avenue
Chauncy
Milk
Abe Con ’ Mosmey & CO. Wharf and Dock First
Kilby St
F. A. Brown, Treasocsiwsly Salem Ass
Baedper, Adamson
Ivan
AMD Pip
Fok
Pisuk
Huckins & CO
Central Square
East Boaten
Dilite
apaseTutall
Boston Post
Hmansas
Grand Junction
Warren & CO
Postoffice
Boston Weekly Post
Daily Post
Weekly Post
Atx
Crey Hart
City Hall
Ton Siarles
H. Allen
Heath
Corporation Notices
American Bell Telephone Co
Saturdy
WM. &. Driver
Suffolk
Supreme Judicial Court
Kate
Hoston
Grafton H. Willey
Gratton i
Grafton’ H. Willey
Grafton H. Whiley
Georgia
Grafton Willey
Kate E
Itegerald
Josephine Willey
Kate E. Willey
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Supreme Judicial Care
Grafton H. Wiley
John Noble
mr.Saw
Henry A. Clapp
Massachusetts
Middlesex
James Keenan
James Henry Parks
James Henry Pankes
George M. Brooks
Common Wealth
Charles Holbrook
Tate
Wayland
Sand Cout
Jagnerz
Middle-ex
Op Post
Georex M. Exooxs
J. H. T.ler
Register
Ubalek Court
Catherine McCarthy
Raid County
Joan Murray
Beaton
Couny
Elijah George
Masachusetts
Ann L
Stow
Samuel Dh. Bass
Francis MB. Bass
William G. Brooks
Heman W. Chaifill
James H. Weens
Ellowance
Geoges M
J. H. Tyler
Maasachussetta
John Moir Ucklan
Peter Fay
Jonan W. McKim. Klauire
Messenger
County of Suffolk
William P. Kennall
County of
Court Square
Fred H. Seavey
Marcus
Hugh H. Bose
Carpenter
John B. Fitzpatrick
Charles W. Hudgdon
Juan B. Fitzpatrick
Ommon Wealth of
Messenger’s Notice
Holden
Court Rovare
Nommon Wealth
George W. Burgess
Ames K. Murphy
Charles Steere
Tephen H. Tyng
Gerard Bement
Beif Rt
Hugh O'Brien
J. Young
Orrios
Bosom Ward
Otty Halk
Sala
Re Water
HEME
Navy Yard
Cay Aire
Sohley
Bureag
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