The True Story of Hamlet and Ophelia reviewed
Fredericka Beardsley Gilchrist argues Ophelia is not innocent nor wholly seduced, proposing a controversial portrait of Hamlet as young and Ophelia as impulsive. The review notes flaws, but credits the author for fresh ideas and stage suggestions while defending some insights as valuable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlet
Ophelia
Mrs. Gilchrist
Hamiet
Laertes
Miranda
Marina
Shakspere
Mr. Cooke
Fredericka Beardsley Gilchrist
Boston
Little, Brown & Co
Price
A Definition of the Fine Arts by Charles Eliot Norton
The March Forum features Professor Norton on defining the fine arts through imagination and expression. He argues art arises from the creative imagination seeking ideal forms and beauty, best fueled by passion and an ecstasy of contemplation that transforms the artist and inspires others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eliot Norton
Shakspere
The English Illustrated and Magazine of Art Highlights
The English Illustrated Magazine opens with a Moroni portrait frontispiece and Leeds illustrated article, plus Barbara Finch Kensington sketches and Mrs Macquoid stories. The Magazine of Art for March features Boilvin etching of Fortuny, a theatre art essay by Augustus Harris, Rossetti instalment, and early illustrated journalism notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Illustrated
O. Lacour
Moroni
National Gallery
S. A. Byles
Leeds
Briggate
Kirkstall Abbey
Low Hall
Yeadon
Leeds Pottery
Kensington
Barbara Clay Finch
England
Obituary of G. W. Nichols Boston legal figure
G W Nichols died March 11 at his Amherst New Hampshire home. Born April 12 1812 in Wiscasset Maine he built a long career in law and public service from Waldoboro Maine to Boston and Suffolk County Courts. He served as clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court for the Commonwealth from 1875 to 1888 and held court commissions nearly forty years. Surviving are his second wife Elizabeth W David of Amherst and their only child a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Nichols
Amherst
N. H
Boston
Wiscasset
Thomaston
Lincoln Patriot
Waldoboro
Lincoln County
Bath Custom House
Supreme Judicial Court
G. C. Wilne
Suffolk
Commonwealth
Nichols
Suffolk Courts
Supreme Court
Elizabeth W. David
Amherst, N. H
William Charak
Pedler
Court Lane
Thomas Fee
Captain Dawson Murder Shocks South Editor Praised for Reform
The death of Captain F. S. Dawson editor of the Charleston News and Courier is mourned as a severe loss to the South and nation. For twenty years he led a prominent newspaper that championed progress, opposed duelling, and pushed moral reform in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Dawson
Charleston
S. C
News and Courier
Captain Dawson
South
Dawson
Chauncy Hall public hour presents varied student selections
A notable Chauncy Hall program featured at the regular public hour yesterday with diverse student items. Piano duet Fairy Queen was performed by Misses Cross and Woodbridge. Thomas Johnson Cushing offered Pericles, Mabel Martin presented Pet Animals, Gwendoline Woodbury gave Nowhere, Edward Chamberlin Bradlee presented Constitution of Athens, Alice Haffenreffer performed My Dog Flossie, and a chorus of girls sang The Happy Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncy Hall
Misses Cross
Woodbridge
Happy Miller
Moonlit High Tide Delays Ship News Report
High water slows harbor traffic as ships await dawn clearance. Mariners report uncertain conditions at the quay and docks, with dawn observations noting rough seas and lingering spray.
Arrivals and Notices From Port of Boston and Beyond
Shipping news reports steamer Effective Crosby Messina to Palermo and onward with fruit to Phelps Bros Co. Weather and gales described in the Mediterranean and Atlantic routes. Vessels Virginian Wensleydale State of Maine Herman Winter Standard Forest City George A Chaffee and many others listed with cargoes, destinations, and conditions. various ports from Gibraltar to New York and beyond noted with winds, wrecks, and sailings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wepms Bay
Marely
Crosby
Messina
Palermo
Gibraltar
Phelps Bros & Co
Mediterranean
Virginian
Frye
Liverpool
Indse
Thayer & Lincoln
Wensleydale
Caull
Cienfuegos
Nash, Spaulding & Co
A C
Lombard’s Sons
State of Maine
Hilyard
St John
Eastport
Portland
Moise
W H Kilby
Herman Winter
Hallett
New York
H M Whitney
Standard
Evans
Steqner
Manila
Cebu
Vesel
Edward Lawrence
Tremont
Boston
Brophy
Carthagena
Cispata
George D Emery & Co
John S Emery & Co
Portugas
Cape Florida
Ark Jennie Cushman
Titcomb
Goree
Wca
Vineyard Haven
FC Batman
Barkentine Unita
Span
Larinaga
Algoa Bay
Olive Branch
Kennebec
Wall
Edward W. Brown
McFarland
Elia Pressey
Gray
Pavilion
Reed
Sewis
I P Dixon
Torrey
Maud Malloch
Johnson
Charles E Sears Allen
Enterprise
Robinson
Perth Amboy
Fort Warren
Sir Alfred Keen
Greeley
Hoboken
Serhs Anniel Russell
Sprague
Quickstep
Buckminster
Eiverton
Weymouth
Sch
Herbert
Perkins
Rockport
Mass
Argonaut
Tucker
Gloucester
Brig
RLT
Thompson
Trinidad
BWI
Cotton & Haley
Iwhs
Druid
Wilcox
Ida A ‘Sharlow
Guptill
Grand Manan
Ella
Jennie
Ingall
St Stephens
Oliv
Martin
Hatheway & Co
Norman
Snow
Philadelphia
Sampson
Icis Oriole
Crapo
Elizabethport
Fitz Bros & Co
Helen H Benedict
Munson
Norfolk
Ida L Hull
Hull
J W Linnell
Venetian
Victoria
Baltimore
Lorenzo D Baker
Jamaica
Alleghany
H F Dimock
Amelia
Ireland
Ethel
Lunenburg
Edward R Emerson
Pigeon Cove
P Doane
Mary D Wilson
Olio
Walter
Hall
Thomas W Hagen
Highland Light
Sarah Potter
Maud H Dudley
Lorenzo Baker
Shipping positions and routes in mid Atlantic trade notices
A list of vessels with origins destinations and approximate positions: SPOKEN Germanie from New York to Liverpool March 8 at lat 51 30 N lon 140 W, Isiair from Boston to Buenos Ayres March 9 at lat 42 N lon 61 30 W, King Cenuric from Cardiff to Rio Janeiro February 24 at lat 1z N lon 27 W, Canara from Manila to New York February 17 at lat 36 S lon 21 E, Chignecto from Ghent to New York March 4 at lat 43 N lon 47 W, Granville belle from New York to Hull March 5 at lat 49 OL lon 34 08, Ashton from St John NB to Londonderry March 9 at lat 41 34 lon 57 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germanie
New York
Liverpool
Isiair
Pinckne
Boston
Buenos Ayres
King Cenuric
Edwards
Cardiff
Rio Janeiro
Canara
Dexter
Manila
Son
Chignecto
Knowlton
Ghent
W. Hark Granville Belle
Hull
Bark Ashton
St John
Londonderry
Freight and Charter Notices From Port Markets
Maritime notices list chartered ships and cargoes across New York Portland Providence and Newport News. Vessels include Morna Augustine J W Holmes and Lizzie J Call with timber ice lumber and iron ore. rates range from 35c to $2 per ton and above with destinations including Hamburg Valparaiso Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Morna
Augustine
Pensacola
Ship Union
Newport News
Hamburg
John Hickman
Bona
Philadelphia
Pt. East
West Mprigzs
Laurestina
Cuba
Boston
Portland
Sovata America
J W Holmes
Buenos Ayres
Dreadnaught
Booth.bay
Carrie C Ware
Lizzie J Call
Samme
Providence
Sch
Abel W Parker
Promised Land
Shipping News Dispatches from Atlantic Coast Ports
From our correspondents logs list schooners and steamtugs sailing to New York Philadelphia Boston and Camden. Vessels like Maud H Dudley Sarah Potter Minnie C Taylor and Seth W Smith bound for southern ports and New Bedford with winds SE light, March 13 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Bridgeport
Steamtug
Heipershausen
New York
Schs
Maud H Dudley
Oliver
Appalachicola
Boston
Sarah Potter
Barbour
Port Royal
Minnie C Taylor
Quinlan
Union
Jones
Victor
Look
St John
Seth W sSiuith
Martin
Calais
Wind SE
Light
Sch
AG Heisler
Hyson
Mill River
Sailed vessels and routes listed by port and date
A compilation of sailing departures and arrivals with vessels from ports such as Montreal Buenos Aires Calcutta Funchal London Liverpool Montevideo Rio de Janeiro St Vincent and others. Entries include ship names owners and departure or destination cities with dates in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassein
Loch Lombard
Montreal
Buenos Ayres
Warren Adams
Colcord
Portland
Lizzie Carter
Goodman
New York
Carrie A Norton
Hodgdon
Calcutta
George Sheffield
Hall
Carthagena
Silvia
Beavis
St Johns
COLOM
Eskasoni
Burchall
Cardiff
Falmouth
Nestor
Ehemeke
Wilmington
Funchal
Eva Maud
Holder
Barbados
London
Clan McLeod
Nagpore
Fraser
Roland
Ger
Julicher
San Francisco
Legislator
New Orleans
Liverpool
Maiden City
Humphrey
St John
Montevideo
D H Morris
Morris
Sharpness
Karoo
Munro
Rio Janeiro
Vega
Olsen
Satilla
ST Vincent
Mandalay
Notice of Whistling Buoy Discontinuation near Narragansett Bay
On or about April 10 1889 the Whistling buoy moored in the fairway of the eastern passage into Narragansett Bay near Castle Hill will be discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narragansett Bay
Castle Hill
Whalers Report Near Miss and Supplies to Gazelle
New Bedford dispatches of March 13 note Brig Gazelle from St Lucia on Feb 9 and a report from Dec 5 about Thomas Hunt of Stonington. Gazelle had been fast to a large whale and received a supply from the Gazelle, with details of the encounter and ensuing aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Gazelle
St Lucia
Thos Hunt
Jasper
Stonington
Sailing notices and sea incidents from early spring reports
Ida L Hull completes an eight day round trip from New London to Philadelphia and Boston via Boston. Mark Hornet from St Jago reports Feb 19 to 25 with easterly gales and damaged sails. Michael Connors drowns from the adam Emerson off Georges. Steamer Ontario from Baltimore to Bristol breaks its engine crankshaft. cargo from steamer Benbrack wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texel
Savannah
Bremen
Canute
Williams
Bristol
Pensacola
Cuba
Singapore
Annapolis
Tolley’s Point
New York
Atlas
Merritt
Barclay Street
North River
Seh
Taylor Dickson
New Orleans
Philadelphia
William B Wood
Wallops Beach
Holmes
Eaton's Neck
Sitius
Augustine
Ella M Hawes
Mantanzas Inter
Norfolk
Aspatogan
London
Hatteras
Nellie Brett
Delaware
Cienfuegos
James A Garfield
Guantanamo
Angier Green
Cardenas
Chancellor
Fort de France
Newcastle
Portland
Governor Robie
Biddeford
Cook Borden
Porto Plata
San Francisco
Gen McClellan
Port Blakely
Buenos Ayres
Port Townsend
Cape Flattery
Mendocino
Humbolt Bay
Ith
Mark Chasea Young
Puget Sound
Cora Morrison
Nova Scotia
Morrison
Boston
Ida L Hull
Barnstable
Gabrielsen
New London
Conn
Mark Hornet
McDonald
St Jago
Michael Connors
Adam Emerson
Georges
Emerson
Ontario
Baltimore
Benbrack
Foreign Ports Sailed and In Port Summary
Maritime notices list sailing and port statuses across multiple global ports including Acapulco Colombo Panama Antwerp Bristol Caribari en Cadiz Calcutta Colombo Exmouth Gloucester Hong Kong Halifax Hiogo Marseilles Montevideo Panama Porto Rico Port Antonio Rio Grande do Sul Rio Janeiro Swansea Singapore Shanghai St Jago Cuba St Johns J B Victoria BC Yokohama with ships such as Collina Costa Rica Athos Pearl G W Jones Elvira Eldorado Hichborn Sibley Luther Harvester Mendoza Mendoza and others sailing toward or anchored at destinations like Panama City Philadelphia Boston New York Port of Spain and Port of Spain with dates in February March and arrivals in March of various years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Rogers
Red Beach
Greenwich
Adeline Clark
Newark
Jacksonville
Marcus Eawards
Outton
St Augustine
Maynard Sumner
Dyer
St Jago
St Ucie
Lester A Lewis
Hatch
Dora Matthews
New York
New Orleans
San Luigi
Traani
Messina
Schs
George Ampton
Eldridge
Arenas Ilinds
Taylor Dickson
Lake
Philadelphia
Peerging
Pascagoula
Philaelphia
Chelydra
Pearce
Bremen
Norfolk
el Dorado
Byrne
Hudson
Freeman
Blohin
Gerloff
Lisbon
Port Eads
Murciano
Liverpool
Marion
Hamburg
Newcastle
Bothal
Canopus
Newport News
C G Cramer
Snowflake
Newburyport
Cornelia Soule
Francis
South Amboy
Hattle
Gonaives
California
Mary la Carver
Shanghai
Hong Kong
F Chapman
Thompson
San Francisco
Marks Freeman
Howes
Alleppy
Fannie Skolfield
Whitmore
Calcutta
Enos Sonie
Soule
J . Rabel
Sawyer
Cardenas
Svanen
Galvesen
Rio
Janeiro
Orion
Mathiesen
Gothenburg
Hawthorn
Chapman
Port Spain
Krigs Vaeringer
Aanose
Victoria
Brazil
Thomas Jurrall
Edwards
St Croix
Morning Light
Fries
St Johns
Hammond
Barbados
Scis
Alfaretia
Sqnare
Smith
Trinidad
Cuba
Lanie Cobb
Cobb
Fernandina
Wm Jones
Collins
Emma Plummer
Arroyo
Walter M Young
Korr
San Domingo
Alice
Provincetown
Chase Washington
Newell B Jones
Effie T Kemp
Wellfleet
Wild Pigeon
Camariscotta
Florence Lockwood
Pigeon Cove
Ella Francis
Rockland
Mattie J Aller
Portland
Wm Marvell
Bath
Cayenne
Campobello
Annie V Bergen
Anne Valentine
Adam Shortland
St John
Bark Persia
Antwerp
City of Berlin
Adriatic
Rnnie
Lahn
Aguan
Belize
City of Columbia
Havana
Hart Island Roads
Kathleen
Cook
St Thomas
Hell Gate
J W Holmes
Newcomb
Ella Maud
Dixon Do
Halifax
Florida
Priest
Boston
Cora Robbins
Port Johnson
Olbers
Nielsen
Stettin
Helt
Munroe
Keik
Sorensen
Compana
Emerson
Day
Pensacola
Arist
Mary Stewart
Anderson
Montevideo
Freheden
Tornsted
Buenos Ayres
Hallamshire
Saama
Hiengell
Barcelona
Parks Arlington
Hansen
Honfleur
Emilie
Brake
Port Discovery
Indiana
Port Townsend
Port Royal
Rebecca A Taulane
Ingersoll
Berks
Adams
Centipede
Hattie Louis
Sharp
Wilmington
Guithiel
Buteshire
Neptune
Hill
Cienfuegos
James A Garfield
Woodbury
Guantanamo
Angie L Green
Fisher
Bertha Warner
Laithwaite
Thomas G Smith
Matanzas
British Prince
Nowell
Switzerland
Ueberweg
Reading
Portsmouth
Spartan
Crowell
Williamsport
Miller
Salem
Grace Davis
Sebago
Locke
Del
Baltimore
Allanwilde
George Churchman
Brunswick
Robert H Parker
Savannah
Perth Amboy
Lehnert
Maggie Bell
Cushman
Wild Fire
Grafton
Phenix
Cooper
Bridgeport
William C Bee
Kathburn
William H Allison
Kenniston
Wm C Bee
Rathbun
Sortsmouth
Grace
Green
Seaward
EM Sawyer
Bagley
Norman
Holt
Jacob A Stamler
Crystell
Rayola
Lockhart
Buenos Ares
Mand Sherwood
Darien
Dreadnaught
Nickerson
North Boothbay
Rock Land
Carrie L Hix
Hix
Mabel Hall
Bartlett
Victor Puig
Harris
Cheati Bay
Netherby
San Pedro
Alex McCallum
Tacoma
Palmyra
Port Gamble
McNear
Port Blakeley
Fla
Gertie M Rickerson
City of Savannah
Kate W Aitsen
Brewer
Philo
Soins
Thomas L James
Barren Island
A Heaton
Norfe
Palestine
Cotton
Cranmer
Acapulcoq
Collina
Panama
Costa Rica
Nanaimo
Canadian
Landry
Aspinwall
Pearl
Murphy
Athos
Kingston
W Jones
Savanilla
Carthagena
Elvira
Guyette
Tuspan
Eldorado
Porter
H C Sibley
Hichborn
Sch Luther
Garretson
Crawford
Mobile
Egerle
Berentsen
Bristol
Kate
Caibarien
Helen G Moseley
Tolt
Frank ‘S Stinson
Reed
Hatteras
Ldg
Cacouna
Maggie Dalling
Dalling
Ellen Crusoe
Lapley
Fannie B Tucker
Mountford
Edwin I Morrison
Lavender
Wallace
Boyd
Baker
Emma
Knowles
Mayhew
Sagua
Cadiz
Harvester
Atwood
Calcutla
Port
Ellisland
Hind
Hind, and Palgrave
Higgins
Fiji
Saugor
Parthenope
Forest Hall
List
Walter D Wallett
Victoria Regina
Anglia
Colombo
Vickery
Queen of Nations
Ericksen
Blanche Hopkins
Turnhill
Skobeleff
Tucker
Alaska
Buck
Edward Allen True
McLaughlin
Teneriffe
Small
Centennial
Roulon
Marseilles
Mattia
Castellano
Vega
Hageland
Inevitas
Sch Scotia
Shearer
Pernambuco
Newport
San Juan
Porto Rico
William F Greene
Crockett
Port Antonio
Jam
Marmion
Rio Grande DO Sul
Lagos
Olsen
Rio Janeiro
Sentinel
Morrell
Vernambuco
Magnificent
Merricks
Charlleaker
Cain
Joseph
Nichols
Northumbria
Robinson
United States
India
Pacific
Temple Bar
Raum
Wolfe
Whalen
Belamina
Bogart
Shaw
Buenos
Pactolus
Burnham
Antoinette
Bunje
Une
H J Cottrell
Haskell
Daniel
Colon
Godrevy
St. Joan
John D Price
Odell
City Island
Carrie B
Williams
Bessie & Stella
Haux
Merritt
Johnson
Royal Roads
Mennock
Chalmers
London
Puget Sound
Valparaiso
Yokohama
Glendon
Thacher
Domestic Ports Roundup Shows Diverse American and Foreign Trade
The report lists arrivals and clearances across U S ports including Apalachicola, Bath, Baltimore, Brunswick, Beaufort, Bridgeport, Charleston, Cape Henry, Dutch Island, Edgartown, Fortress Monroe, Fall River, Galveston and more. Vessels include steamers Kenilworth Emma Marr Geo A McFadden and brig Stephen Bishop with routes to Liverpool, Barcelona, Newport News, and New York among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apalachicola
Emma Marr
Brewster
Buenos Ayres
Bath
Charlotte Brown
Reed
Boston
Baltimore
Geo A McFadden
Malcolmson
Washington, DC
Texas
Swansea
Kenilworth
Graham
Port Antonio
Thanemore
Simpson
Liverpool
Frostburg
Mulls
Romance
Brown
Navassa
Mary Jane
Elizabeth
Kohanan
Itons Bay
Leander Vheebe
Rackett
Bue i Sailea
Falloden
Kings Lynn
Oranmore
E L Pettengill
Brunswick
Camuen
James
Barcelona
Otto
Gundersen
Harburg
Edwin Janet
Government Harbor
Bwi
Beaufort
Rivers
Grand Cayman
Newport News
Dutch Island Harbor
Ri-Ar
Schs
Belle R Hull
Hart
Providence
New York
Napoleon
Newport
Edgartown
Enterprise
Robinson
Perth Amboy
Alfred Keene
Greely
Ella Pressey
Gray
Helen Thompson
Averill
Themaston
Daniel Webster
Bark Vaan
Lindtner
Rio Grande Do Norte
Philadelphia
Fall River
H P Hallock
Tisdale
Trunton
Galveston
Amanda C Packer
Lee
Clearer
Oakdale
Pensacola
Nueces
Incoming steamers to Boston show routes and dates
A list of ships and their origins with expected arrival dates in Boston. Names include Edwin from Gibraltar February 23 and Manchester based carriers such as Warren & Co with Manitoban voyage to Glasgow February 28 and H A Allan Marmion Jamaica March 6. Other entries cover FruitCo, Pavonia, Martin City of Macon Savannah March 14, and multiple Liverpool and Antwerp connections through mid March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin
Gibraltar
Kansas
Liverpool
Warren & Co Manitoban
Glasgow
H&a Allan Marmion
Jamaica
FruitCo
Ripon City
Trapani
Furness
Pavonia
Martin City
Macon
Savannah
Rich
N& Br
Yarmouth
J G Hall & Co Norge
Antwerp
Gill & Sootz Trinacria
N Bros Lake Superior
Brigham & Co
Michigan
Warren & Co
Auction notices and shipping listings from Antwerp and Liverpool dates
Entries dated March 1 to March 16 list due at New York and various shipments with firms PWright & Sons of New York and Liverpool, Aller Bremen Oelrichs Co Britannic Liverpool, Bismay Rotterdam and Edye & Co. The fragmentary text records due dates March 6 14 16 and miscellaneous consignor names and ports including Antwerp Rotterdam Liverpool and Bremen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jonnie
Pires
Antwerp
Pwright &Sons of
Liverpool
Pwright &Sons
Ronans
Aller
Bremen
Oelrichs & Co
Britannic
Bismay Rotterdam
Rotterdam
Edye &Co
Italy
F W J Hurst
Regia
Hamburg
RJ Corts Staf Penn
Glasgow
Baldwin Habana
Havana
J M Ceballos
Trinidad
Bermuda
Outerbridge
Anchoria
Henderson Bros
Coban
Porto Rico
Elbe
Oeirichs & Co
Hekla
F’ch
Edge & Co
la Gascogne
Havre
Pealand
Amst’dam
Saratoga
Cuba
Umbria
W H Brown &Co
Zeeland
P Wright & Sons
Outgoing steamers from Boston list sailings and routes
A historical shipping column lists multiple outbound steamers from Boston with destinations including Savannah London Liverpool Havre and Havana. It notes sail times on March 1 and 16 and includes agents such as Rich'n & Barn'd Furness Wate at and Furness Italy among others. Approximate total steamers are indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Destinat’n
Sail
Gate Guy
Savannah
Rich’n & Barn
Stockh
London
Es Furness Watea
Palmyra
Martin Spartan
Phil'de
Sampson Halifax
Benes
Worcester
Halifax
Gardner Sun Pay
Manitoban
Glasgow
Ih & A
Allan Eee
Kansas
Idverpool
Warren & Co +Rialto
AMC Furness
Mail Sails From Boston and Other Ports on March 14 15
Shipping notices list mail steamship departures from Boston to St Pierre and Miquelon, Para and Pernambuco Brazil, and Yucatan Campeche Tabasco Chiapas with Sara toga from New York on Friday March 15 and Lisbonense from Baltimore on Thursday March 14 at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Boston
Para
Pernambuco
Brazil
Lisbonense
Baltimore
Yucatan
Campeche
Tabasco
Chiapas
Mexican States
Saratoga
New York
Yarmouth Steamship CO
United States
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth
Lewis Wharf
Durin
Theis
Digby
Halifax
Davison
South Shore
F. Pheasant
John G. Hall & CO
Chatham Street
Thomas Cook & Sons
Washington Street
W. H. Eaves
Parker House
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Holbein
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Lang
G. Lchurman
Canada
Dominion
Edward Atkinson
Kate Stephens
Cardinal Manning
Mr. Rice
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Furness Line
Ag Toillows
Snilanese
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Abren & CO
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Mississippi
Louisiana
NEW England and Savannah Steamship Company
City
G. Pearson
N. Eng
W.b’y
Richardson & Barnard
Atlantic Avenue
New Yor
New York & New England R. R
Etropolitan
Sound Lines
Ocean S'¢ Damship Company
A. Pen. Sampson
New Eng
Associated Railways of
Virginia
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Central Wharf
Piedmont Air Line
Boston & Providence
Waldo A
N. E
Waldo A. Pearce
Washington St
Parthian
Long Wharf
West
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Baston
Tenn
Geo
KE. Smalley
Mallory Lines
India Wharf
Pier 11
Paints Soth
M. Whitney
Partic
Canada Atlantic S.S. CO
Boston & Bangor S.S. Co
Camden
Belfast
Searsport
Jucksport
Green’s Landing
Swan’s Island
South West Harbor
Bar Harbor
Sorrento
William N. Hill
Stauelh
Boseton
C.F. Williams
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Company
North Side Central
Phila Delp
Samuelg Hart
Union Wharf
H. Mayo & CO
Commercial Street
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
Mississippi River
Arizona
New
Mexico
Colorado
Carrier
N. EK
Hawley
Eastern
Boston Fruit CO
L. D. Baker, Marmion and
LANDA
Superior
Cromwell Line
Pier
New Mexico
Old Mexico
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Algo
Red Rivers
A. Rice
Massachusetts
George H. Harding
Herbert L. Baker
Navy Yard
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Brooklyn
Department
James Fulton
U. S. Navy
Washington
United States Navy
William C. Whitney
the Navy