Common Carriers Rights Debate Sets Back On Compulsory Pilotage Bill
In Washington March 17 the House, led by Mr. Baker of New York, proposed amendments to the interstate commerce law. The bill, supported by the Interstate Commerce Commission, expands free carriage for railroad accidents, requires certificates for ticket agents, bans commissions between carriers for tickets, and imposes a $5000 fine for violations. It also governs redemption of used tickets, immigrant routing, and rate determinations between carriers. The measure, tied to broader rail regulation, faced questions and procedural moves as senators debated alongside educational funding and other business.
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Baker
New York
House Committee On Commerce
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House Proceedings Move Dingley Bill to March 27 Special Order
In Washington on March 17 the committee moves suspend the rules to make the Dingley bill ending compulsory pilotage a continuing special order for March 27. The House approves a joint resolution inviting the King of Hawaii to send delegates to the Pan American Congress. A bill to transfer the revenue cutter service to the Navy is passed. Another bill creates assistant general superintendent and chief clerk posts for the railway mail service. Morrill proposes a service pension for late war soldiers and widows, with $8 per month for many cases, potentially adding about 400,000 pensioners on the rolls. The House adjourns at 4:50.
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Washington
Hopkins
Pan-American Congress
Lodge
Massachusetts
Committee On Naval Affairs
Revenue Cutter Service
Treasury Department
Navy Department
Illinois
Committee On
Post Offices
Morrill
Kansas
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Petitions On Extradition Treaty Debated In Senate
In Wasu Hindonx on March 17 the Senate heard remonstrances against a Russia extradition treaty. Some members urged open session, others supported executive handling. Petitions from German labor societies were presented. Also, Ingalls proposed a soldier’s marriage and pension provision, Voorhees urged Congress to address agricultural distress and credit in a broad wartime crisis context.
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Wasu Hindonx
Senate
Cockrell
Russia
West
Platt
St. Louis
Ingalls
Voorhees
Congress
Town Budgets and Officials Across Amesbury Area
Town appropriations list shows items like state and county tax and debt service totaling 70 000 for town debt. Town officers, police and fire departments funded. several towns report school, road, and library appropriations and license votes. names of clerks, treasurers, selectmen, assessors, and trustees appear for Amesbury Billerica Groveland Manchester Plymouth Wrentham and Weymouth area towns.
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Amesbury
Billerica
Dudley Foster
E. B. Haskell
J. Wright
A. R. Richardson
J. E. Rowell
W. Holden
Martha Hussey
Groveland
Jeremiah Bfp
Ladd
Gardner P. Ladd
Benjamin Howe
Ellsworth P. Nichols
George Simonds
Abel Stickney
Louis A. Woodbury
H. H. Spofford
J. Cullen Ayer
Charles I. Paine
A. T. Spofford
Lizzie Griffin
Lcense
William P. Allen
Edwin P. Stanley
Plymouth
Arthur Lord
William H. Nelson
Everett F. Sherman
William J. Davis
Leavitt
T. Robbins
Elkanah Finney
Curtis Davie
Charles H. Rogers
James D
Wharber
Charles Henry Holmes
Alonzo Warren
Frank Ward
Charles P. Hatch
H. Porter Bailey
James Millar
Samuel Bradford
Charles C. Churchill
Elizabeth Thurber
J. W. Churchill
Board of Health
Charles H. Holmes
Henry Harlow
Edgar D. Hill
Lucius Floyd
Sumner Floyd
Wrentham
the Poor and Board of Health
Hiram A. Cowell
William E. Pond
John E. Grant
Albert W. Coleman
L. F. Mendall
Franklin Brown
David T. Stone
Francis N. Plumpton
Joseph
Jenckes
John L. Crane
Dartmouth's New Treasurer Elected at Hanover Meeting
Charles P. Chase of the class of 69 was unanimously chosen treasurer of Dartmouth College by trustees in Hanover New Hampshire. He will likely keep his roles at the Dartmouth National Bank and Savings Bank for the present.
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Dartmouth
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth College
Charles P. Chase
Dartmouth National
Savings Bank
Specially addressed mail from New York to Europe and beyond
European and other overseas mail items transmitted via several steamships from New York on March 18. Included were Belgium Cuba Nova Scotia and general closed mails to Great Britain Ireland and other continental destinations, with times after 8 p m and 9 a m for some routes.
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Europe
Aller
New York
Belgium
Kiesland
Cuba
Niagara
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth
Boson Direct
Great Britain and Ireland
Paris
Vessels In Port and Related Listings In South Bay
A crowded 19th century ship listing shows steamships and schooners with masters, tonnage, and destinations. It covers vessels tied to South Bay and nearby ports, noting carriers like Phelps Bros and Co, Warren & Co, and others, with locations including Portland, Liverpool, Philadelphia, and Georges River.
Shipping News Miniature Almanac
Maritime notices from Boston harbor for Tuesday March 18 report high water and lunar data. Arrived steamer Chatham from Baltimore via Norfolk with cargo and passengers for S Malley, H F Dimock from Lidridge to H M Whitney, George A Chaffee from Gloucester, Florida from Rockland, and others. Cleared foreign steamer Iowa to Liverpool and Water Witch to Greenock, with several brigs, schooners, and steamers listed for trade and voyage. Coastal notes include wind, gale observations near Highland Light and hull reports of several small craft and barges in harbor.
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Chatham
Baltimore
Norfolk
Ca Ib Smalley
H F Dimock
Lidridge
New York
H M Whitney
George A Chaffee
Godfrey
Gloucester
Swis Herald
Lowell
Matansas
Kingman & Co
Roulette
Blake, Cayenne
CE & & T Fabens
Mary Sprague
Poland
Port Spain
Trin
Ellicott & Co
Whitney
Rearse
Bertha Dean
Canary
Ducksport
Fitzros & Co
Stearmers Cumberland
Portland
Ethel
Rosario
Edward GL Warren
Gov J Ysmith
John Jacewell
Stephen G Loud
Eunice P Newcomb
Lizzie Cochrane
Highland Light
Thomas W Haven
Abby JL Dew
Hull
Ralph M Hayward
FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS IN PORTS OF BATAVIA AND SAN FRANCISCO
Trade remains slow in Batavia with sugar shipments continuing and fixtures recorded for the Johanna Cremer to New York and the Naupactus to Montreal. Manila reports chartered Ruby to load for the United States or Montreal. San Francisco notes scarce ships suited for wheat and lumber trades, with limited outside voyages and a single east coast charter aboard Abner Coburn at reserved rates.
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Batavia
Java
Johanna Cremer
Macassa
New York
Naupactus
Montreal
Manila
Ruby
Philippines
United States
San Francisco
Havre
Antwerp
Abner Coburn
Kath
Libel in Admiralty Over Bond On Bark Charles Forbes
In Portland Maine March 17 a libel in admiralty over a bottomary bond for £1350 with 35 percent premium on the bark Charles Forbes, bound from New York to Callao, was decided. The bond, filed two months after Callao arrival, covered supplies and gratuities. court upheld bond validity for the advanced amount minus £80 gratuity and 10 percent premium, with interest to date of Callao arrival.
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John M Dean
Charles Forbes
Portland
Admiralty
Port Stanley
Falkland Islands
New York
Callao
Marshal
Foreign Ports Seacast Summary of Marche Voyages
Port dispatch notes sailing and passing of multiple vessels from Antwerp to St Helena. Entries list vessel names, flags, captains, and destinations including New York Boston Philadelphia New Orleans Halifax and Calcutta with dates ranging February to March. Strong entities include ports Antwerp Queenstown Liverpool Genoa London New York and various vessel names and captains.
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Antwerp
Lepreaux
Brown
St John
Cape Town
CGH
Vancouvre
McNeill
Nova Scotia
Chittagong
Vandalia
Stone
New York
Christiansand
Thingvalla
Dan
Dover
Athlon
Dexter
London
Gibraltar
Ilia
Smyrna
Girgenti
Cervin
Genoa
Liguri
Ital
Tasso
Maria Lauretta
Olivari
Halifax
Hull
Newcastle
Kolpino
Rice
Boston
Port Elizabeth
Wca
Gefion
Swed
Lorjessen
Palermo
Athens
Pochasset
Plata
Philadelphia
Stura
Ger
Queens Down
Etruria
Hains
City of Berlin
Land
Liverpool
ST Helena
Duncan
Calcutta
Sailed and sailed listings across Atlantic ports and harbors
Maritime notices from multiple ports detail ships sailing and in port, listing vessels such as Catano Gambetta Saratoga Arcturus and others, with destinations like New York Havana Cienfuegos and Rio Janeiro. Reports include damages, groundings, and recent arrivals at Halifax Montevideo and Port Antonio, with weather and towing actions noted.
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Barbados
Stormy Petrel
Douglass
Bahia
Cienfuegos
Mareh Lo
Anna E Kranz
Newcomb
Rosario
Arbutus
Fownes
Darien
Darpa
Gilmore
Santos
Bermuda
Clara
United States
Ldg
Isaac Burree
Williams
St John
Gertrude
Trundy
Davis
Disg
Montana
Bradley
New York
Callaq
Selkirk
Crowe
Port Townsend
Colton
Archiv
Gambetta
Weltzen
Sechs
Sechs R Bowers, Sumner, Trinidad (Cuba); Puritan
Thacher
Philadelphia
Cardenas
Onelaska
Griggs
Havana
Lena Iiekup
Roop
Wim EH A 1Nson
Keniston
St Thomas
Grace Davis
Dyer
Saratoga
Leighton
Seu
Fanie Kiminie
Woite
Luis Gravel
Murphy
Falmuth
Ross
Gertha Warner
Godfrey
Henry Smith
Hutchinson
Murena
Moore
Henry Crosby
Stubbs
Nicoscan
Jones
Coa
Cacouns
McDonald
Bark Fantee
Ulmer
Boston
Garlod
Bratsburg
Montevideo
Maggie Thompson
Wetmore
Annapolia
Matanzas
Henry A Burnham
Rogs
Briz Hcaihley
Itch
Sarah A Fuller
Brown
Manila
Granite State
Portsmouth
Newcastle
Nsw
Para
Finance
Rio Janeiro
Cyril
Port Antonio
Miranda
LLO Janeuro
Advance
Etc
Lotn
Vira Cruz
Orizaba
Tavana
Valparaiso
Centennial
Colcord
Maritime ship positions and routes in early 19th century notices
A compact log lists ships with routes and positions: SPOKEN, Barrowdale Gnibrie from Liverpool to Honolulu on September 8 at latitude 11 N and longitude 25 W. Royal Alexandra for Queenstown from San Francisco on November 9 at 15 N and 122 W. Win H Shuvert from Ataluchicola to Philadelphia on March 10 in the Gulf of Florida. Alicia B Crosby from Matanzas to Delaware Breakwater on March 11 in the Straits of Florida.
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Barrowdale
Gnibrie
Liverpool
Honolulu
Royal Alexandra
San Francisco
Queenstown
Win H Shuvert
Philadelphia
Mareh Lo
Gulf of Florida
Alicia B Crosby
Matanzas
Delaware Breakwater
Straits of Florida
Notice to Mariners shows deeper channel near Cape Cod
US Coast and Geodetic Survey readings reveal depth changes between Race Point and Wood End Cape Cod with an 11 foot rise 7 to 10 miles north northwest of Wood End Lighthouse. Electric light buoys Nos 1 and 5 marking Gedney's Channel entrance to New York Bay have been relighted as soon as practicable.
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Massachuset?s
US Coast and Geodetic Survey
Race Point
Wood End
Cape Cod
Coast Survey Office
New York
Gedney
New York Bay
New Tonnage Lifts Hope for Four-Masted Schooner
Boston reports WE Green & Son prepare a new schooner at East Moston yard after securing Amber timber in western state. Vessel likely larger than the earlier WE Green & Son craft, with four masts. Timber chiefly white oak with blackmatneck knees. Work underway under Captain Wok Crockett of the Walliam & Green.
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Boston
WE Green & Son
East Moston
Dir Green
Wok Crockett
Sch Walliam & Green
Fishermen Bring Halibut to Gloucester Harbor
Boats arrive with large halibut consignments from Grand Banks and Georges, including Lizzie M Stanwood 45000 pounds and Bessie M Wills 60000 pounds selling at four to six cents per pound. A new 150 ton schooner Eliza B Campbell built at Essex for Atlantic Halibut Co. arrives for bank fishing under Capt John Campbell, while Ambrose H Knight brings 250000 frozen herring from Grand Menan. Local schooners Zephyr Maggie Mitchell Nickerson Isaac Collins Ann Liza J P Johnson Lettie Linwood also listed sailing March 17.
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Gloucester
Saulsbury
Golden Hope
Grunbilda
Fortune Bay
Lizzie M Stanwood
Grand Banks
Bessie M Wills
Sarah Ib Lee
Hichard Lester
Georges
Star of
Maggie Mitchell
Nickerson
Isaac Collins
Ann Liza
J P Johnson
Lettie Linwood
Marine Notes From Boston Bay and Nearby Ports
Captain Sears of tug Blanche recovered spars and rigging from sch Lizzie 1) and towed them to Boston. Steamer Greetlands from St Jago reported a 48 hour NE gale and continued with variable winds, rain, and sleet toward Boston. Sch Montana from New York endured a severe storm off Bermuda with deckload lost. Sch Eureka from San Francisco returned with foremast and topmast damage. Shark Nellie May overdue from Port Madison bound for San Francisco, commanded by Artell Austin of Damariscotta. Sir Nellie Eaton from Calais was disabled after collision near Venfield Reef, off Bridgeport.
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Sears
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Greetlands
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Kingston
Jam
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New York
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Jorgensen
San Francisco
Coquille River
Loth
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Nellie May
Port Madison
Tan
Artell Austin
Newcastle
Amariscotta
Bridgepore
Conn
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Calais
Morrison
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Venfield Reef
Sir Allen Gurney
Eaton
Maritime Shipping Notices Across Ports in March
A compilation of March sailing news from Alexandria through Portland detailing ships, captains, routes, and ports of call including Chestina Watts Nellie Chapman Escalona and many others sailing to New York Philadelphia Boston and beyond with vessels listed from Norfolk Providence New Haven and other Atlantic hubs.
March 17 American and coastal vessel movements noted
Multiple vessels and ports documented, including ships City of New York sailing from San Francisco and various American steamers in port or en route. Entries list cargoes, departures, and arrivals among York, Thomaston, Boston, Baltimore, and Newport with numerous schooners and brigs, plus harbor positions at Pensacola, Sabine Pass, and Vineyard Haven.
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Boothbay
Philo and Hunter
St John
New York
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Kennebec Tor Do Moraney
Red Beach
Baltimore
Laura A Smith
Thomaston
H & Cann
Foote
Rockport
Sch
Boyce Jr
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Richmond
San Francisco
City of New York
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Panama
Alameda
Morse
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St James
Burnham
Liverpool
Edward O' Brien
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St Frances
KY Babeoesk
Bohemia
Florence
Henry Ls Hyde
JB Brown
Caleta Sinena
Jabez Howes
Louis Walsh
Boston
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Willie Rosenfield
San Diego
Levi G Iurgess
Rock
Newcastle
Nsw
Sabine Pass
Tex
Drisko
St Croix
Emma M Fox
Brooks
Coatzacoalcos
Alice Archer
Gibbs
Portland
Wyer
Sargent
Dodelphia
Hazlewood
Salem
Mareh
Sachs
Jennie Greenbank
Osmore
Rockland
Mary
Wansen
Lewis
Sadie Cora
Law
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E L Warren
Colsen
Annie V Lergen
Odell
Hume
Post
Lynn
Mary Eliza
Frank Herbert
Dallas
Savannah
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Palestine
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Newport
Ela Pressey
Gloucester
Ire Russ
Tiverton
Annald Morse
Heaton
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Willian Mathson
Provincetown
Sailea Mareh
Wellingto American Chief
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Illiam Matheson
Julia A Merritt
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Brown
George S Tarbell
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Samuel Pillaway
Smith
George L Fessenden
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Gracie D Huehman
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Harry Messer
Pierce
Howard Middleton
Gifford
Charles C Dame
Daniels
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Baker
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Wilson
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Job IL Jackson, Jr. Briggs
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City OF Macon
Ss. Cily OF
Sete
Ernst
Central Railway of Georgia
Western
Georia
South Carolina
Louisiana
Texas
Pearson
A. Dew
Sam
Rlcardson & Barnard
Savannah SS. Co
Atlantic Avenue
New Yor
New York & New England Kh. R
Metropolitan Ss. Co
Sound Lines
Ocean Steamship
CJ Impany
Cee Noo
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga
Lmmore
Central Wharf
Leona Alam
Lampasas
Brunswick and Fernandina
Rio Grande
State OF Texas
Seth Sprague
Washington St
Atlantic U.S. CO. (Limited
Uckers
Gardner
Atlantic Vel
L. i Palmer
Old State House
Eas
At & P.m
North River
Woot
Soth
H. M. Whitney
India Wharf
Estone& Gloucester Steame Boat Company
North Side Central Wharf
Portia
Polly Lan Db. C.F
Wallpams
Bastpory
ST. John Calats
Annapolis
Meee International SS
Ts O
Commercial Wharf
Kauraday
A. M. Siport
St. Jonn
A. Waldron
Peoroana
Neer Eran LE. Versons
Broad Street
Hari
Ehoea
Delisie
Santiaco
Catain
A. C. Lombard
Clyde Steamship CO
Great Southern Freight
PAS
Senger
Charleston
Pier 29
East River
Me? Proquois
Cilerokee
Yiemasser
Office of the Line
Mee
Wasahinglem Street
Jo A. Flanders
Theo. G. Eger
Bowing Green
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Semeweerey
Hrilsadely Piease Nursday
Parthian
Bostom
Suesday
Sprotses
Long Wharf
Savannaho
Wilmington
Westport
EB Sarpson
Naxon
New England
SOU Pae
Soutm
Pledmont Ater Line
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Alk Line
Paintrock
Waldo A. Pearce
New Eineland
Washington Street
Rzhaim & Spofford
Mt. Vernon Street
Kinston
Mags
Massachusetts State House
Hoston
Als
Ofice of Iricham & Spofford
TD. Long
Willtcomb, WI
Endicout
State House
Suffolk County
Portias
Maren
Meare Itert
Pemberton
I. Sts. Ins
Thoman J. Wiiddes Godfrey
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