Protection and the Workingman Debate on Tariff Effects
The opening meeting at Wells Memorial Hall led by Robert Treat Paine featured Rev. John G. Brooks arguing labor should guide tariff discussion. He claimed wages rise with product and that protection does not fix wages, citing European examples and copper industry history.
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Wells Memorial Hall
Robert Treat Paine
John G. Brooks
Brockton
Brooks
Europe
Russia
Italy
Germany
America
North
France
England
Lowther Bell
Tiston
Attleboro
India
Holland
United States
Australia
Victoria
New South Wales
United State
S. L. Smith
Lansing
Mich
Beard
Michigan
Massachusetts
Mr. Beard
Expressmen's League Dines. Elects Officers for Ninth Year
About seventy five Expressmen's League members gathered at Young's for informal post conference dining. C W Tenney was elected president with H A Marsh as VP and H L Jackson as secretary treasurer. Directors include Vance Cheney Tower Saville Weston Tapley Jen ness Freeborn Garvin Fogg. Baldwin's Cadet Band provided music as Daniel Lovering of Adams Express spoke briefly. John Grose and brother entertained with songs between reminiscences, while Jackson clarified the league's 1879 founding by James Eggleston.
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Expressmen’s League
Young
Springfield
C. W. Tenney
H. A. Marsh
H. L. Jackson
William Vance
Frank M. Cheney
A. Tower
C. C. Saville
H. W. Weston
John W. Tapley
Austin T. Jenness
O. J. Freeborn
Elbridge Garvin
C. A. Fogg
Baldwin
Mr. Daniel Lovering
Adams Express Company
William H. Seaver
League
Allen
Charles A. Rice
Northboro
American Express Company
Mr. Rice
O. D
Kimball
Russell & Co
S Express
Pettingill
Pettingill & Barry
Howard L. Jackson
Simon the
The Rev Dr Palfry of Unitarian Ministry Dies in Cambridge
The Rev Casneau Palfry D D longtime Unitarian clergyman died at his Cambridge home. Born in Boston August 11 1805 he studied at Harvard graduating 1826 and Bowdoin granting his Doctor of Divinity in 1856. He preached in Washington Grafton Barnstable Belfast and later retired to Cambridge after health problems. He married Annie P Crosby in 1838 and leaves four children including the wife of Rev David Utter and Captain Charles Paltry U S A. He was known as a scholarly preacher and a fine writer.
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Palfry
Casneau Palfry
Cambridge
Boston
Harvard
Bowdoin
Andrew S’. Peabody
Robert Rantoul
Stephen M. Weld
Willard Parker
George Putnam
Washington, D. C
Grafton
Barnstable
Belfast
Annie P. Crosby
David P. Utter
Chicago
Charles Paltry
U.S.A
Hersey Paltry
Mary Paltry
Beltfast
Deaths in New England and Connecticut noted in brief
Captain Waldo Hill of Biddeford Maine dies at 73 leaving a widow and five children including the wife of U S consul Frank W Roberts. John G Allen of Providence dies of pneumonia at 45, born in Pawtucket. he built the Corliss engine at the 1876 Philadelphia Centennial. Captain W Miner of Hartford dies of pneumonia at 55, long associated with New York line travel. Edmund V Hawes of Bridgeport proprietor of Hawes's Opera House dies after a lingering illness at 70, survived by a widow and several daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Hill
New England
Biddeford
Frank W. Roberts
United States
Coaticooke
P. Q
John G. Allen
Corliss
Providence
Pawtucket
Philadelphia
W. Miner
Hartford
Conn
New York
Connecticut
Hawes
Bridgeport
Real estate boom sparks Seattle market surge
Land hunters from the blizzard riddled East throng Seattle Washington as flowers bloom and farmers plow. A sharp Seattle real estate boom is certain with H H Dearborn to stay briefly at 211 Washington Street while prices appear low now before a expected rise in weeks ahead.
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Seattle
H. H. Dearborn
Washington Street
American Magazine March Opening Mixes Travel and History
The March American Magazine opens with Mich imackinack by Charles Ellis, paired with travel and legend. Other pieces cover Near Canada journeys, Indian lore, a Bridgeport workers’ institute piece, and essays on history, with Outing and Magazine of American History items and a mix of fiction, verse, and notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River Room
Hannibal Plow
Mr. Ellis
Charles Ledyard Norton
Joel Benton
Warner Brothers’ Institute
Bridgeport
Conn
Harmonite
H. D. Mason
Dwight Benton
Fawcett
George Newell Lovejoy
Useful Magazine of American History
A. H. Bartlett
Connecticut
Stebbins House
General Wooster
Titicus Bridge
Ridgefield Inn
Lafayette
History of the Early Church in Brief Notes
The Rev Dr Hurst offers a compact 128 page history from year 30 through the middle of the eighth century. It covers the apostles, persecutions, early Christian lives, doctrinal schools, state relations, Christ and Scripture controversies, apocrypha, and traditions with an index for quick study.
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Hurst
Chips from a Teacher's Workshop and Other Works
L R Klemm promotes Chips from a Teacher's Workshop a collection of letters to young teachers and practical teaching notes. He plans a second volume after studying England France and other nations. Also mentions translations of Paul and Virginia and a short history of the early church.
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L. R. Klemm
Ohio
Klemm
England
France
Holland
Germany
Switzerland
Bernardin de Saint- Pierre
Paul
Virginia
Clara Bell
John F. Hurst
D.D
New York
Harper & Bros
Boston
Lee & Shepard
Appalachian Club Meets at Institute of Technology
A meeting of the Appalachian Club featured Percival Lowell reading An Ascent of Sherane San Japan. The talk was vivid though light on exact figures. Lantern views of Hamilton and Lick observatory were shown and explained. Lawrence read a Holden of Lick University letter. Clark noted Mt Hamilton’s suitability for astronomy.
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Appalachian Club
The
Institute of Technology
Percival Lowell
Sherane San
Japan
Hamilton
Lick Observatory
Lawrence
Edward 8. Holden
Lick University
Allen P. Clark
Let Down The Reins For Cruelty To Horses Letter
George T. Angell asks readers to ease strain on horses by letting down their check reins amid poor street conditions. He speaks for those unable to speak and urges drivers to reduce harsh tugs and pressure on working horses.
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the Post
George T. Angell
Massachusetts Society Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Passengers listing for Cunard Cephalonia voyage to Liverpool
A long passenger list from Boston includes Mr George P baker Jr and wife Dr M C Lbragdon and wife plus many others. Cabin 81 intermediate 50 steerage 1.25 total 206. Also lists Glasgow Siberian and Falmouth Borderer voyages and passengers with several names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Liverpool
Cunard
Cephalonia
George P Baker
M C Lbragdon
Charles Carruth
Charles W Chamberlin
H Dike
Arthur W Foster and Child
Fosdick
Gould
Wiliam Jones
M P Levyeau
GN P Mead
Thomas Merrells
Arthur J Nash
Charles ‘I Storrow
Torrow
Harold Swithenbank
Henry Tuomas
J T Timagenis
W I Waters
George Red Williams
Glasgow
Allan
Siberian
Maurice Barigat
Iesrom
Margaret Mather Shines as Rosalind in As You Like It at Boston Theatre
The Boston Theatre presents Margaret Mather as Rosalind with Romeo and Juliet to follow this week and Leah to close the engagement. Kiralfy to stage Sardou Dolores next week with a famed ballet corps and lavish scenery. The Shaughraun and Arrah na Pogue fill Hollis Street. Donagh opens later in the week.
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Margaret Mather
Rosalind
Boston Theatre
Miss Mather
Bolossy Kiralfy
Sardou
Dolores
Boston
Corps de Ballet
Antoinette Balla
Francescina Paris
Boucicault
Shaughraun
Hollis Street
Jill
International Copyright Association
Joseph Murphy
Globe Theatre
Kerry Gow
Shaun Rhue
Donagh
Harris
Dan Sully
Howard
Schoolcraft and Coes
William Carroll
Bennet Brothers
Tom Martin
W. J. Maltby
Ferguson and
Mathews
Lyman
Saville
Mike Daly
America
Jimmy Carrol
Holyoke
Paddy Duffy
Frank Steele
Steve Taylor
Dan Foley
Ralph Lord
Hugh Long
Hugh Ferry
Shorty” McCabe
Jack Magee
Doc O'Connell
Arthur Upham
Jack Steele
Pete McCoy
Jack Kerwin
Messrs
McCabe
Hedly
The Don by Herman Merivale at Toole's Theatre
Review notes a new comedy The Don at Toole's Theatre focusing on a college professor whose nephew secretly marries a ward in chancery. The plot leads to a confrontation as arrest is imminent, with Toole's performance drawing hearty applause. London notes praise for Coquelin in Chamiliac and previews of Sweet Lavender at Terry's Theatre.
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Toole
Herman Merivale
Haymarket Theatre
London
House of Shelter
Terriss
Beerbohm Tree
Haselmere
M. Coquelin
Chamiliac
M. Octave Feuillet
G. W. Smalley
Mascarille
Moliére
Chamilac
M. Feuillet
Mr. Pinero
Terry’s Theatre
The
Temple
Bernard Gould
Terry
Boston Bound Vessels List From Calcutta to Buenos Ayres
A detailed roll of ships and brigs bound for Boston with dates and origins. Entries include Anahuac, Alice, Alpheus Marshall, Anna Thorman, Adelphit, W. Spies, August Smith, Brenda, Bowman B. Law, Balthasar, Connie Matthews, Conductor, C. F. White, Charles A. Sparks, Carlotta, Drowning Sophie, Sjogren, Edwin I. Morrison, Grace Bradley, Helen G, Irene, Indian Empire, Jenule pees Barker, Jane Adeline, John Swan, Kit Carson, Katahdin, Flores de Mar, Jes S. Andrews, Lochisl, Lizzie May, Santana, Rhode, New York Messina, Nettle, Olive Branch, Paros, Panay Luscomb d, Rosenberg, Samuel B. Hale, Solario, Trumbull, Vista, Warrior, William Jones, with origins spanning Calcutta, Melbourne, Buenos Ayres, Cienfuegos, and more, noting passage dates and voyage routes.
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Boston
Anahuac
Robinson
Am. Ship
Cebu
Anjer
Alice
Baxter
Lr. Brig
Cienfuegos
Alpheus Marshall
Meradden
Gr. Bark
Calcutta
Dee
Anna Thorman
Witte
Ger
Buenos Ayres
Adelphit
Marcussen
Nor. Bark
Montevideo
W. Spies
Fields
Am. Bark
Melbourne
August Smith
Christiansen
Buenos
Ayres
Brenda
Kapp
Swed. Bark
Bowman B. Law
Abbott
Mr. Ship
Yokocats
St. Helena
Balthasar
Jantze
Champerico
San Juan del Sur
Connie
Matthews
Br. Bark
Eisenhauer
Br. Sch
Kingston
Jam
C.F. White
McLean
Ponce
P. R
Charles A. Sparks
Harris
Surinam
St. Thomas
Vineyard Haven
Carlotta
Reed
Miragoane
Sophie
Ludsen
Doc Sjogren
Swed. Sch
Rio Grande Do Sul
Edwin I. Morrison
Lavender
Am. Sch
Cardenes
Marek
Henader
Hughes
Trapani
Beret Sjostrom
Grace Bradley
McIntosh
Matanzas
Jenule Pees Barker
Singapore
Dan
Jane Adeline
Cates
Am. Brig
John Swan
Jiuey
Am. Orig
Kit Carson
Smith
Trinidad
Cuba
Katahdin
Seeley
Oslo
Flores de Mar
Canera
Span. Sch
Jes S. Andrews
Watts
Sagua
Lochisl
Br. Brig
Lizzie May
Hutchinson
Am. Sc
Rogatto
Olive Branch
Hawthorne
Arroyo
Pp. R
Paros
Hibbard
Banjoewanele
Panay
Luscombd
Manila
Rosenberg
Johannesen
Samuel B. Hale
Haven
Rosario
Solario
Brown
Br. Pric
Miragoans
Trumbull
Tamatave
Vista
McDonald
Otenmegos
Warrior
Kitchin
Ship
Beloutte
Lon
William Jones
Collins
Gonaives
Notices to Captains from Boston Signal Station
Observations logged March 14 at 7am local time at Boston Station for nautical corrections. Sailors may adjust barometer readings by one hundredth inch per ten feet of elevation. March 15 update shows high water at 1:30 PM with moon phase details and run length notes.
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United States Signal Station
Boston
Port of Boston Arrivals and Clearances Report Weather and Vessels
Port records show arrivals including Borderer from London with passengers and weather updates. Glendavon and Siberian also arrive with cargo and passengers. Reports describe winds from NE to SW, squalls, rain, and high seas, with specific positions noted near Boston Light and sightings of Wisconsin and Carthagenian en route. Cephalonia and other coastwise ships cleared. City of Gloucester and Allentown sailed. wind shifts and heavy seas noted at Highland Light and Hull.
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Borderer
Manley
London
Falmouth
U Furness
Glendavon
Peterson
Trapani
Gibraltar
Moise
Furness
Siberian
More
Glasgow
Allan
Ene
Wisconsin
New York
Liverpool
Carthagenian
Boston
Geo A Chaffee
Proctor
Gloucester
Cephalonia
Walker
Liverpol
Alex Martin
Sch Lookout
Ingersoll
Campobelo
H C Anderson
Decatur Hi Miller
Taylor
Baltimore
Norfolk
Geo E Small
Spartan
Crowell
Philadelphia
E B Sampson
H & Dimock
Berry
I Whitney
Algo
Sclis E & Weaver
Weaver
Daylight
Hodgdon
Fannie & Fay
Mehaffey
J W Linnell
City of Gloucester
Allentown
Hull
Freights and Charters Pass Through Portland
Freight listings show charters from Portland to New York with lumber kerosene and other goods. Vessels include the Mattie J Alles Ada L lnll Geo D Loud Grace Davis Rebecca M Walls Minnie U Taylor Apphia Amelia Maggie Ellen Grace Webster Nathan Lawrence Weybosset and Ada m Kennedy with routes to New York Newark Matanzas Port land and Baltimore. Rates cited include 6c to 60c per barrel for various commodities and private terms for several cargoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Mattie J Alles
New York
Ada L Lnll
E H Furber
Ker Blis
Geo D Loud
Newark
Grace Davis
Cardenas
Rebecca M Walls
Matanzas
Minnie U Taylor
Apalachicola
Apphia & Amelia
Rockland
Maggie Ellen
Rockport
Grace Webster
Nathan Lawrence
Weybosset
Norfolk
Adam Kennedy
Baltimore
Ice King and fleet voyage notes from Gloucester and Salem
From Our Correspondents Vineyards Harbor and Gloucester and Salem report tug Ice King from Hyannis proceeding to Wood's Hall for coal. A list of brigs and schooners accompanies the note along with fish cargoes from Georges to Grand Bank and a Boston bound ship reporting loss in a NE gale off Cape Sable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Ice King
Hyannis
Investigator
John Bunyan
Boston
Wood's Hall
Anita Berwind
Jane Adeline
Mary J Hubbard
Francis L Godfrey
Rapid Transit
Etta A Simpson
Frank Leaming
J C Clifford
Mabel Thomas
Wm E Lee
Kate Foster
Hyne
Eagle
Win B Herrick
Lygonia
Bertha D Nickerson
J Paine
Katie E Clifford
Gloucester
Mary A Clark
Percy
Tubal Cain
Carrie EH Sayward
Charles 5
Tappan
Georges
Cecil H Law
Magnolia
Grand Bank
Minnesota
Bahia
St Johns
Salem
Anthony
St Pierre
Cape Sable
Maritime Shipping Log Entries Across Ports and Garrisons
A detailed coastal record lists sailing and arrival notices from Bath to Wiscasset for March. It notes vessels like Belle Higgins, Ned Walker, Gleaner, Lizzie Leung, and J R Smith, with destinations including Darien New York Boston Rockport and Norfolk. Numerous schooners and steamers return or anchor offshore amid gales and port entries at Hyannis Newport Providence Provincetown Portland and more.
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BATH
Belle Higgins
Schofield
Darien
Boothbay
Ned Walker
Dobbin
Jonesport
New_York
Oriole
Vinalhaven
Gleaner
St John
NJ Miller
C Hl Trickey
M J Elliott
Thurston
Rockport
Boston
Alle Oakes
Thorndike
Rockland
Charles E Sears
Higgins
New York
Eastport
Lizzie Leung
Mark Gray
Randall
Hurricane Island
H Wainwright
Highland Light
South Truro
Cs Hyannis
Kinnear
Swis Helen
Hunter
J J Moore
J 8 Lamprey
J R Smith
Ruth Robinson
A K Bentley
C P Harris
Wm L Burroughs
South Shore
A W Fisk
Gaskill
W H Lewis
Chatham
W Hi Lewis
New Bedford
City of Fitchburg
Webber
Plymouth
Mass
A Nauss
Cornelia Soule
Provincetown
Frank Lambrith
Providence
Ech Walker Armington
Drink
Mattie T Dyer
Georges Bank
Port Clyde
David Brown
Barbour
Portland
Green’s Landing
Wiscasset
Alsatian
Snowman
Schem E Leggett
Lewis
Outgoing steamers from Boston schedule
Shipping table lists sailing ships departing Boston from March 15 to March 27 with destinations including Cephalonia Liverpool Yarmouth Worcester Halifax Baltimore Philadelphia and details agents such as J G Hall & Co Richn & Barn’d Thayer & Lincoln Warren & Co Geo E Smalley E B Sampson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cephalonia
Liverpool
Alex Martin Gate City
Savannah
Rich’n & Barn
Yarmouth
J G Hall & Co
Worcester
Halifax
Harrison Loring Berkshire
Baltimore
Geo E Smalley Parthian
Phil’d’ly’s
E B Sampson
Thayer & Linc
Kansas
Warren & Co
Chatham
Geo E Smalley Norman
Phil’d'ip
Catalonia
Alex Martin
Macon
Rich’n & B'ra
Spartan
Phil'd’Ip
B Sampson DH Miller
Geo E
Shipping schedule snippet with European ports and arrivals
A fragmented timetable lists Bohemia Hamburg Bremen and Havre routes with 5.00 PM and 7.80 AM timings. It mentions Eunhardt & Co State of Penn Glasgow Oelrichs & Co La Gascogne Havre and Louis de Be'ln Etruria Liverpool V H Br''n & Co vennland and P Wright & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohemia
Hamburg
Eunhardt & Co State of Penn
Glasgow
State Line
Bremen
Oelrichs & Co
la Gascogne
Havre
Louis de Be
Etruria
Liverpool
H Br’'n & Co
Vennland
Antwerp
P Wright &Son
Incoming steamers list for Boston and New York arrivals
Shipping notices show steamers due to Boston and New York with dates ranging March 15 to March 20. Vessels include Gibraltar Liverpool Birmingham&Co British Queen London Furness Alex Martin Yarmouth City of Macon Rich'n Barn'd Persian Sanderson Norseman Zaandam Catalonia Bergenland Antwerp Wright&Sons Amst rd Sa'derson&s'n.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benison
Gibraltar
Henderson Bros Kansas
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Luke Hiuton
Bbrngham&Co
British Queen
London
Furness
Alex Martin
Phelps Bros&Co
Yarmouth
G Hall & Co
Macon
Savannah
Rich’n & Barn
Persian Mon’h
Hull
Sanderson & 8
Norseman
Catalonia
New York
Bergenland
Antwerp
Wright&Sons
Amst
N'H
E’ye&Co
Rhaetia
Hamburg
Kunhardt &Co Chicago
Sa’derson&s’n
Maritime notes from Boston to Bath on March weather and ship trades
Boston reports show the bark Etna bound for St John NB sold while Artemas Tirrell of Boston sold for coastwise work. Glendevon from Trapani encounters gales. J Woodruff makes 48 hour passage. Chatham reports rough seas. several schooners ashore near Harwich. Leary builds a 650 foot raft ship at Joggins, Halifax repairs to Chateau Leoville, and New Haven steamer grounds near Bridgeport. Portland ships drag anchors off Cape, plus cutter Levi Woodbury praised for ice work. Bath lays keel for Eastern Steamboat Co. and Rockport yard prepares a 600 ton schooner.
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Boston
Provincetown Harbor
Etna
Portland
Millbridge
St John
Artemas Tirrell
Milforde del
Warren Locke
Bath
Glendevon
Trapani
Wisburness
Sch
Harwich
Hyannis
James D Leary
Hrk Robertson
Nova Scotia
Iron Queen
Morris
Bull River
Almwych
Halifax
Chateau Leoville
Havre
Swansea
New Haven
Conn
Bridgeport
Willie
Alice
Moses B Linscott
Emma Jane
Cape
Samor
Levi Woodbury
Fenger
Bucksport
Lucy P Miller
Eastern Steamboat Company
New England Shipbuilding Company
Rockport
Carleton, Norwood & Co
Maritime Clearances From Foreign Ports In Early March
Port records list vessels cleared and sailed from Buenos Ayres Ar and Surinam in March, detailing ships such as Oneata Rous ang Mizpah Mackenzie and brig John Swan with destinations including London Demerara Boston St Thomas and Barbados. Vessels in port include brig Eugene Male and steamer Bianca while others like Dur ham City and Dexter Clark are noted as cleared or loading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Oneata
Rousang
Alifax
Scotland
London
Mizpah
Jones
Matanzas
Esk
Watt
Demerara
Baeee Een
Arne
Mare
State
Prince
Pandelphia
Cheathman
Era
Alliesant
Bianca
St Thomas
New Oe Surinam
John Swan
Huey
Boston
Eugene Male
Harding
Jlamin
New York
Sower
Dixon
Oriole
Secord
Vineyard
Cummings
Modoc
Perry
Avis
Farnsworth
Durham City
Gilbraith
Flushing
Ingersoll
Grand Manan
Eastport
Dexter Clark
Theats
City Island
Irene
Kerrigan
Rondo
Somerville
Thrasher
Wheipley Do
ST Johns
Por
Mfe Bliss
Fanning
Barbados
Fleet of schooners rides out gale at Bass River Harbor
A fleet of 20 three masted schooners anchored near Cape Cod including the J K Smith bound to Poston. Two coal barges are present. All vessels reportedly rode out the gale without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bass River Harbor
Cape Cod
J K Smith
Poston
Mails to Europe and Americas From Boston and New York
Shipping notices list mail deadlines for Europe via Cephalonia Werra La Gascogne and Etruria with routes through Queenstown Southampton Bremen Havre Brest and Amsterdam plus direct Netherlands Belgium Norways Norwegean ships and routes to Haiti Costa Rica and Port Limon. Dates show March 15 16 and times 8 30 A M 6 00 P M 3 00 P M 10 30 A M and 7 80 P M with special addressed mail noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Queenstown
Liver
Cephalonia
Boston
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Halifax
Southampton
Bremen
Werra
New York
France
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Switzerland
Brest
Havre
la Gascogne
Dagienesseaveau
Liverpool
Etruria
Norway
Thingvalla
Netherlands
Amsterdam
Edam
Belgium
Pennland
Hayti
Inague
Ailsa
Costa Rica
Port Limon
Foxhall
New Orleans
Trans-Pacific Mails Sailings From San Francisco
The City of Sydney will carry last Indies mail for Japan Shanghai Hong Kong dependent Chinese ports and Straits settlements Siam and Dutch East Indies from San Francisco in March quarter.
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Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Sydney
San Francisco
Australia
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Boston
Hawaiiian Islands
Society Islands
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