Coca Beef Tonic Praised By Frederick Man
William L. Schaeffer of Frederick City writes from Murray Street New York praising Coca Beef Tonic after malaria and weak blood left him at 142 pounds. He reports gain to 150 pounds and improved spirits within days, noting Dr A A Roth recommended the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Murssys. Liesig & Co
Murray Street
New York
WM. L. Schaeffer
N. B
A.a.roth
Liebig Co
Liebig Laboratory and Chemical Works Company
Paris
London
Nervous Sufferers Hear Endorsements For Liebig Co Tonic
J Leo Mingle and Tuthill Massey claim the tonic lifts low spirits and fatigue allowing long walks without tiring. Sir James Paget cites 70 000 England nervous deaths and praises the Liebig Co Coca Beef Tonic as a powerful nerve tonic and reconstructive agent. Professors Bryce and Richardson applaud its brain and nervous system stimulant effects and use for fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liebig Co
J. Leo Mingle
Newberrytown
Tuthill Massey
M.D
Manchester
England
Fames Paget
British Medical Association
C. A. Bryce
Southern Clinic
William C. Richardson
St. Louis, Mo
Clinic of Midwifery
Counterfeit 2 Cent Pieces Circulating in City
New English Brussels imported by John H Pray Sons & Co. A large number of counterfeit two cent pieces circulate in the city. Funeral for George Fuller set Sunday at 4 P.M. from Brookline residence. Special train 3:20 P.M. from Boston to Brookline and return 5:02 P.M. Inquest into James McGregor death on a car upheld lack of railroad employee negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
John H. Pray, Sons & Co
William H. Baldwin
The
Christian Union
Marietta
Ohio
George Fuller
Brookline
Boston
Boston and Albany
Prisoner Escapes From South Boston House of Correction
A 23-year-old inmate named William Prince escaped from the House of Correction in South Boston after donning citizen clothes in a bathroom that opens to the yard. Prince, sentenced February 24 for robbery to three years, fled the yard and scaled the fence. A $50 reward was issued for his capture. He previously escaped Deer Island by swimming Shirley Gut. Other items include fare evasion arrest, a rib fracture from a street assault, and various robberies and incidents on local ships and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
Wiliam Prince
South Boston
Boston
Deer Island
Shirley Gut
Horace Nichols
Roslindale
George S. Richardson
Boston and Providence
John Fineran
Station Street
Tremont
Clay Street
Roxbury
City Hospital
Paul Dennison
Oliver White
Mount Vernon Street
Dorchester
Lynn
Perkins
Michael J. Shea
Timothy E. Doyle
Fourth Division
Pine Street
Charles Ross
Walter Eagan
Third Division
John W. Lufkin
Chardon Street
Jennie Jones
William Murray
Brighton
Michael Connolly
Margaret
J. W. Walker
Marblehead
John Callan
Commonwealth Docks
Late Judge Lord Bequeaths Essex Law Library Heirloom
The late Hon Otis P Lord left 2000 to the Essex law library on the death of a life-use legatee His library reputedly one of the largest in Essex county is bequeathed to Benjamin Kimball of this city who is named executor A Suffolk bar meeting at 11 today in the supreme court room will hear the committee report on resolutions to be presented to the court at 12
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis P. Lord
Essex Law Library
Essex County
Benjamin Kimball
Speyeessee
Suffolk Bar
Supreme Court
Weather report from Boston March 21 1884
Observer's Office signals a warmer trend for New England with lighter easterly winds and lower barometer readings. Data shows barometer around 30.113 to 30.330, temperatures ranging mid 30s to mid 40s, humidity high, wind from NE to SE, cloud cover variable, no significant rainfall recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Observer’s Office
Signal Service
U.S. A
Boston
Ccoces
Ania Fair
S.C.U.S. A
Weather observations across New England and midwest region
A fragmented OCR weather log lists cities from Block Island to Chicago with temperatures and conditions. Entries show Clear or Cloudy skies, with wind directions and occasional notes on visibility. The data covers Boston, New Haven, Washington, Charleston, Cincinnati, Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, Oswego, Alpena, Chicago, Duluth, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Block Island
Boston
Mass
Clear Mt. Washington
Eastport
New Haven
Washington
D. C
Charleston
Clear Arton
N. Creecses
New
Ir Weaig Benead Newcnapets
Cincinnati
Eoeld
Oc Cnccscvccesssense
Buffalo
Detroit
Mich
Oswego
Wits
Alpena
Chicago
Ill
Duluth
Boston Theater Listings Show Variety Afternoon and Evening
Entertainments Boston presents Princess Ida Afternoon and Evening at the theatre complex. The Silver King plays at the BOYLSTON MUSEUM while PARK THEATRE features John T Taymond in an afternoon show. The Athenium hosts Mr Jerry Murphy with an afternoon session and Globe Theatre runs Hanson Brothers in the afternoon and BIOU A Trip to Africa in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Princess Ida
Evensega
Boylston Museum
Park Theatre
John T. Taymond
Athenium
Jerry Murphy
Globe Theatre
Hanson Brothers
BIOU
Africa
Auction and sale notices for boots and dry goods in March
This Day 11.80 A M Stocks A L Day Co 12 M Stocks Francis Henshaw Co Monday March 24 Boots and Shoes New York AS Richards Co Boots and Shoes Philadelphia Lippincott Son Tuesday March 25 Boots Shoes Hats Philadelphia Samuel Bunting Sons Co 10 A M Boots and Shoes Johnson Moody Co 10 A M Dry Goods John H Osgood 10 A P M Real Estate S R Knight Co 11 A M Sails Canvass Cyris Harris Co Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Boots
New York
Richards & Co
Philadelphia
Lippincott & Son
Samuel Bunting’s Sons & Co
Johnson, Moody & Co
John H Os
Mining stock prices and Utah company assessment noted
The report lists closing prices for several mining stocks in San Francisco on March 21 including Union Copper Gould & Curry Crown Point and Yellow Jacket with slight percentage gains. It also notes The Utah Mining Company has levied a one dollar per share assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Ngvaiols Co
Eeesse
Gould & Curry
BaglUtah
Crown Point
Ccesess
RS Pc
Utah Mining Company
Sunday Services at Union Hall and Dorchester Church
Two sermons announced for Sunday evening by area churches. Rev Edward A Horton will speak at Union Hall 18 Boylston St on Fret Not Thyself. The Suffolk conference session continues at the Third Religious Society Dorchester Richmond St Lower Mills with three speakers on The Gospel of the Life Which Now Is and topics Worldliness and Irreverence Business Man's Conscience. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.Y.M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Edward A. Horton
Secna Church
Boston
Suffolk Conference of Unitarian
Christian Churches
Church of the Third Religious Society
Dorchester
Richmond Street
Lower Mills
Henry W. Foote
William H. Baldwin
Samuel J. Barrows
Legislature debates on sheep dogs and Boston Special Capital bill
In Friday’s Senate debate the committee on agriculture report on encouraging sheep industry by restraining dogs was accepted. Dissenting member Sessions claimed his name were added without consent. The Boston Special Capital bill faced amendment and opposition over fifth section exemptions, with advocates arguing for practical investment and others warning of special privilege. The bill passed engrossed 15 to 6, while orders of the day listed related measures and boundary studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Committee On Agriculture
Sessions
Boston Special Capital Company
Joyner
Thomas
Trull
Boston
H. WH. Gilmore
Pillsbury
Cronin
Morrison
Loring
Massachusetts
Gilmore
Galvin
H. H. Gilmore
Bradford Water Company
Mittineague Congregational Society
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Rhode Island
State Normal School
Bridgewater
Massachusetts House Debates Town Split and Divorce Jurisdiction
The Massachusetts House met at 2 pm with Speaker Marden presiding. Reconsideration of the Cambridge water bill failed 82 to 71, and a bill granting the superior court original jurisdiction in divorce cases moved from the table. Discussion on town of Bourne split from Sandwich saw amendments rejected. bill ordered to a third reading before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marden
Bent
Cambridge
Superior Court
Brackett
Boston
Tarbox
Lawrence
Revenue Marine Service
Weston
Newton
Marblehead
Davenport
Fall River
Plymouth
Essex
Franklin
Hampshire
Dukes
Bristol
Middlesex
Worcester
Messrs. Bancroft
Burr, Dresser and Chapin
Sandwich
Bourne
Davis
Tisbury
Mr. Hallet
Nantucket
West Sandwich
Cape Cod Bay
Baker
Brookline
Crowell
Dennis
Kimball
Chelsea
Milk price dispute ends with 34 cent can vote
About 200 members of the New England Milk Producers association met at Wesleyan hall to set the summer price of milk. After long talks and a committee vote, contractors agreed to 34 cents per can and the association approved the compromise by a 91 to 39 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Milk Producers’ Association
Wesleyan Hall
H. M. Clark
Atkinson
N. H
E. P,. Smith
Waltham
A. T. Pendleton
Wayland
Mr. Rice
Northboro
State Board of Health
George M. Baker
South Lincoln
S.H. Pierce
G. C. Whiting
Massachusetts Dairy Association
Temperance banquet at Tremont temple hosts Governor Robinson
The Social Temperance union held a Friday afternoon banquet in Tremont temple chapel with Rev Edward Everett Hale presiding and Gov. Robinson as guest. He urged unity in temperance efforts, deeper focus on reducing drink and supporting enforcement of license laws, noting progress over 40 years and urging action to save the young and old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Social Temperance Union
Tremont Temple
Edward Everett Hale
Gov. Robinson
B. R. Jewell
Union
State House
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Gov
Ames
Pierce
Charles R. Ladd
Auditor’s Department
Dr. Hale
A. A. Miner
Rufus s.Frost
H. H. Faxon
Mitchell
Suffolk Council
Royal Arcanum
Berkely Hall
Henry Goodwin
Grand Regent
Mary Rielly
G. W. Oakman
C. Febber
Etta Sherman
F. Webber
Leon Keach
Daisy Dorr
F. M. Hooper
Messrs
C. N. Thomas
G. W. Dallman
F. A. Hooper
W. L. Boutwell
J. W. Derrick
Unity Club
Church of the Unity
Meg
Mabelle Southwick
M. Adelaide Lord
Fannie Cartwright
S. N. Peirce
C. B. Butterfield
G. A. Hibbard
H. D. Coolidge
Henry M. Beal
Elmer Smith
Berwick Park Club
Paine Hall
L. T. E. Roberts
Alpha Theta Chapter
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Institute of Technology
Young’s Hotel
Boston Baseball Club Seeks New Catcher After Departure
The Boston reserve team loses Canadian catcher Young Belyea who quits after a gym workout shows him the gap between New Brunswick play and the national league. Boston remains in market for a catcher as schedules heat up across leagues and the city plans new grounds on Back Bay. Also notes formation of the New England Kennel club and its aims with officers named Pope Shaw Nickerson Field Billings Grosvenor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Baseball Club
Hennel Club
Belyea
Boston
New Brunswick
St. John
Union Association
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Cincinnatis
Baltimores
Altoonas
Washingtons
Union
Boston Baseball Grounds
Murnan
Boston Union Club
South Boston Athletic Club
Old Howard Kennel Club
New England Kennel Club
Arthur W. Pope
Charles E. Shaw
J. A. Nickerson
Messrs
A. W. Pope
Lowell T. Field
F. 5. Billings
Jean Grosvenor
Obituaries Chronicle Several Dignitaries and Veterans
Capt William Urann of Savin Hill Dorchester dies at home after a life in the navy beginning in 1861. Notables Edward Watkinson and Cassius Welles pass away in Hartford and beyond Gamma. Deacon Rufus Bixby of Norridgewock dies at 89, a Garrison abolitionist. Annie Elizabeth Waters dies in Brooklyn aged 72, noted benefactor. Count Vladimir Alderberg, 91, dies in St Petersburg after service to the imperial family. Joshua Fogg, 1812 veteran from Schuyler Neb., one of 17 children in Cornville Me. Harding Woodard of Greenfield dies at 30. Benjamin Harris of Springfield, a city leader and former guard officer, dies at 53. Francis Hills of Henniker, legislator in 1881, dies at 58. Col Norman Curtis, War of 1812 veteran, dies at Rockford Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Bixby
Norridgewock
Annie Elizabeth Waters
Horace Waters
Brooklyn
N. Y
BrookHne
Mass
Vladimir Fedorowitch Alderberg
Nicholas
St. Petersburg
Joshua Fogg
Schuyler
Neb
Cornville
Fogg
Harding G. Woodard
Rockford, Fll
movement to erect Kit Carson monument at Taos grave
The Grand Army posts and citizens of New Mexico push to honor Kit Carson with a monument at his Taos grave. Col W S Fletcher says Carson’s resting place is neglected, noting calls for congressional funding but no appropriation yet. Carson died 1868 at Fort Lyon and was buried in Taos per his wishes, with a rotting wooden marker over a five by nine foot fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Grand Army
New Mexico
Kit Carson
Taos
Missouri
W. 5. Fletcher
Carlton Post
Santa Fe
Carson
Congress
Fort Lyon
A Discreet Author Confronts Publishers in London
London correspondent reports an irritable author visiting Chatto and Windus to settle matters. He had only communicated by letter and, upon meeting, mistook the two men and exclaimed with oblique indignation that if one was Chatto he would curse Windus and if Windus were Chatto he would curse Chatto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York Tribune
Messrs. Chatto & Windus
Fetter
Chatto
Windus
Woburn Auditor's Estimates Report on Town Finances
The auditor's year ending February 29 exhibits Valuation of real estate 5877347 dollars personal property 1999165 total 7876512 rateable property 8071571 in 1883 7876512 decrease 195059 polls 3430 nine females taxation rate 1570 gross debt 725241.39 net debt 573023.50 inhabitants 11454 appropriations for the year 143670.23, 13427.74 more than last year.
American Trade Grows With New South Wales Says Consul
Consul Kahlo reports rising American trade in New South Wales with strong showing for reapers mowers threshers and beer. U S goods dominate carriage materials wagons trunks and platform wagons. Imports include 40,000 doors from San Francisco and vast quantities of dried fish furniture hardware organ prints scales sewing machines timber slates tobacco and toys. Also noted are firearms bacon hams biscuits boots butter confectionery glassware grain India rubber goods canned foods surgical and dental instruments saddlery whiskey and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahlo
New South Wales
United States
San Francisco
Consul
Shipping lines and sailings listed for Boston and New York
A dense OCR list shows ships sailing from Boston and New York with dates from February to March, naming agents and destinations across Europe and the Americas. Entries include Henderson Bros, Warren & Co, J B Brigham & Co, Finch Edge & Co, and Peter Wright & Sons among others, with vessels such as Virginian, Norseman, City of Montreal, and Gienfyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
AISA
Palermo
Henderson Baos
River Clyde
Glasgow
A C Lombard's Sons Repon
London
J B Brigham & Co Tyrian
Valencia
Henderson Bros Assyria
Warren & Co Norseman
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Steamship arrivals and departures listed for March dates
Shipping news records show multiple steamers arriving and departing from Boston New York Philadelphia Halifax Havana St Jago Vera Cruz Liverpool Queenstown Lizard Moville Bordeaux Hamburg Copenhagen Moville Moville etc with origins including New York Boston Hamburg Philadelphia and Liverpool and destinations London Baltimore Glasgow Sagua Fernandina and Christiansand and dates March 18 21 20 19 etc. Strong entities include ship names Abyssinia Canada Erato Hohem Westphalia and Pavonia with routes from New York to multiple ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Marathon
Virginian
Po “Pe
Trapani
New York
Rhaetia
Hamburg
Canada
Havre
Alvena
Hayti
Philadelphia
Linois
Liverpool
Halifax
Glasgow
Portland
Havana
Net
St Jago
Cienfuegos
Vera Cruz
City of Merida
Numida
Queenstown
New Otk
Abyssinia
Baltimore
Be the Lizard
London
Bordeaux
Erato
Westphalia
Copenhagen
Heimdal
Moville
Guillermo
New Orleans
Richmond Hill
Marseilles
Vincenzo Floria
Liver
Zealous
Fernandina
State of Nebraska
Ayrshire
Sagua
State of Indiana
Pavonia
Thingvalla
Christiansand
Amsterdam
Nenrietta
Svensson
Pensacola
Papenburg
Rask
Svenidsen
Antwerp
D Steinmann
Schoenhoven
Beachy Head
Star of Persia
Mahood
San Francisco
Erale
Gedies
Eanl
Wandering Jew
Falmouth
Royal Alice
Fletcher
Dungeness
Dr Witte
Zephen
Wilmington
Stettin
Dover
Lydia Peschau
Gremers
Charleston
Franzen
Agricola
Coosaw
Newport
Ghent
Carin
Lenfstaden
Gibraltar
Britannia
Jauffret
Palermo
Signe
Skogstrom
Filey
Abbott
Eglantine
Grimwade
Savannah
Bremen
aAr
Deveti Dubrovacki
Jocich
Rurik
Tengstrom
Hektor
Johnson
Mobile
Moen
John Jupyan
Scoville
Hyde
Lizard
Coastwise Steamer Tremont and Others Cleared at Portland
List of vessels cleared at Portland includes the steamers Tremont Donovan and State of Maine Hall with captains Weeks Cobb and Kirby, plus wind east, Trinacria, Jesse H Freeman, Allentown Swasey bound for Philadelphia, and the revenue cutter Dexter and Franconia near Cape Cod and New York respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnes
Geo
Weat
Bessie Markham
Faulkner
Pensacola
Eastport
Portland
Miise
W H Kilb
DH Miller
Howes
Baltimore
Norfolk
Mise
E Sampson
Lancaster
Wiley
Philadelphia
Katahdin
Homer
Winterport
Moise
James Littlefield
Tremont
Donovan
Wreeks
City of
William Weeks
Wm Cobb
Maritime Movements and Vessels Departures From Gloucester
From our correspondents Vineyard Flaven reports a busy sailing scene on March 20 with numerous brigs and schooners sailing to New York Providence Boston and beyond. The George Calhoun broke mainboom and split sail, while many vessels including Cygnus Annie E Hall S Louise Lucy Archer and Reeves and others are in port. The Cape Ann area lists several ships heading for Baltimore Providence Searsport and Boston with occasional new arrivals such as Pheomina Manter and David Torry. The Gloucester office notes steamship Marathon arriving from Liverpool with ice observations and a batch of sugar-loaders bound for Boston including Wilfred Southwood Colonsay Benhope Cornucopia and Walker Armington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Flaven
Scis
Dallas Hill
Robinson
St Johan
New York
Mower
Stewart
Bridgeport
Conn
Geo Calhoun
Starkey
Providence
George Calhoun
R W Morse
Bng Cygnus
Annie E Hall
S Louise
Lucy
Archer
Reeves
William D Marvel
Canton
Beta
Mattie J Allen
Geo P Trigg
Abbie C Stubbs
Ruth Shaw
James Boyce
Electric Light
Nellie Treat
Vraie
Maggie P Smith
Sarah Wood
William E. Barnes
Congress
Bath
Phe'omina Manter
New
Costa
Provincetown
Wiscasset
David Torry
Goldthwaite
Machias
Magnet
Fletcher
Machiasport
V_E Minot
Fla
West Indies
Boston
Wilfred
Southwood
Colonsay
Benhope
Cornucopia
Walker Armington
Gloucester Fish Receipts and Vessel Damage Report
Gloucester port reports 77,000 pounds codfish 2,000 pounds halibut 230,000 frozen herring received today. The schooner Reporter under Captain Comean from Georges Banks arrived Friday and endured a gale on Wednesday evening breaking the foremast head and maintopmast while hove to in heavy seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Mass
Comean
Georges Banks
Low Portland Light Height Sparks Seafarers’ Warnings
Seafaring men and shipowners complain after the Lighthouse Board reduced Port land Light height, risking misidentification with houses along shore. The jv B Moore disaster blamed on the beacon’s low sightline. A whistle from a Good Whistle Segain steam horn is audible 15 miles north at Bath and 12 miles further at Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lighthouse Board
Portland
J V B Moore
Segain
Bath
Richmond
Kennebec
Maritime arrivals and departures across ports
A sequence of sailing bark and steamer movements listed by port and date. Vessels include Nora Anderson Brunswick Ga Bremen Boretell Tripovich Onni Abrahamsen Prindessen Andersen Mary Durkee Kastelholdt Libertas Kapunda Conductor Michener Guillermo Zealous Vincenzo Florio Grecian Syringa Wright San Guiseppe Esposito with origins Tokyo to New Orleans Boston and port calls in Copenhagen New York Great Yarmouth Boston Glasgow and Portland listed by date March 18 19 20 21 across Belfast Dover Havre Liverpool Marseilles Trapani and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Nora
Anderson
Brunswick
Bremen
Boretell
Tripovich
New Oreans
Copenhagen
Onni
Abrahamsen
United States
Dover
Prindessen
Andersen
New York
Michener
Mary Durkee
Peterson
New Orleans
Asle of
Wight
Park Libertas
Kastelho
Shipping news ships and routes in early voyage logs
A transcribed page lists vessels with captains routes and positions including Iroquois from San Francisco to Liverpool on Feb 8 at lat 27 19 S lon 26 35 W Armenia from Havre to Baltimore on March 17 lat 40 36 N lon 66 38 W George Stetson from New York to San Francisco on Feb 18 at lat 12 S lon 35 W Bedford from Havre to New York on March 3 lat 50 N lon 5 W Ssminole from New York to San Francisco on Jan 29 at lat 5 N lon 28 W Hermon from Lobos de Riuera to Falmouth on Feb 5 at lat 2 N lon 28 W Forest King from Cardiff to Hong Kong on Jan 31 at lat 4 S lon 27 W Gen Domiille from Cardiff to Hong Kong on March 3 at lat 49 N lon 12 W Warwick from San Francisco to Liverpool on Jan 14 at lat 45 S lon 84 W Bark Escort from New York to Adelaide on Beb 22 at lat 7 N lon 29 W Bark Don Justa from Boston to Paysandu 33 days out at lat 5 S lon 4 W Sch Border Maid Callicott from New York to Bahia on Feb 2 at lat 8 N lon 31 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroquois
Nickels
San Francisco
Liverpool
Ion
Armenia
Carter
Havre
Baltimore
George Stetson
Higgins
New York
Bedford
Longdon
Bark Escort
Whitehouse
Adelaide
Don Justa
Jones
Boston
Paysandu
Callicott
Bahia
St Pierre
Mig
Halifax
London
Jason
Amsterdam
Ymuiden
Falmouth
Agricola
Coosaw
Stilelena Sound
Newport
Sci Centennial
Jamaica
Cape Sable
Portland
Austrian
Glasgow
Assyria
Mobile
Port Ellen
Scotland
Limerick
Cambrian Queen
Nava
Sabrina
St John
Hyannis Harbor
Picqua
Clayton
Lisbon
Queenstown
Abyssinia
Lon
Jan Breydel
Antwerp
Alba
Akerly
Gloucester
Mass
United States Revenue
Dallas
Boon Island
Lena
Rockland
Biddeford Pool
Albert S Clark
Cambridgeport
Colorado
Key West Harbor
Key West
Galveston
Kate Irving
Scott
Puget Sound
Newcastle
Nsw
Plymouth
Merchant
Adele Thackara
St Helena
Royal Harrie
Colombo
Savannah
Stella
Nor
Tarragona
Tybee
Adelaide Ghiavari
Ital
Leghorn
Coastal steamers and ships trade and voyages news
Capt Frank Cates to command steamer Willis Wilkesbarre after serving as coast pilot on City of Macon. Petriana brings first salt cargo by steam to port from Trapani. Shh E G Knight in Gloucester for lime fire repairs on rail at Rockland. F D Hodgkins calf? No, towed to Philadelphia after capsizing and righting. Marathon from Liverpool sails to destination, mails close at 1:30 PM. Light of the East sold for coasting, to be commanded by Capt Alvah Woodward. Nellie Woodbury chartered for fruit trade from New York to Baracoa next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cates
City of Macon
Willis Wilkesbarre
Petriana
Trapani
G Knight
Gloucester
Rockland
Hodgkins
Wrecks and groundings haunt transatlantic routes abroad
Maritime notices report multiple incidents. Jason Amsterdam for Baltimore and other ships return with damaged machinery. Clipper and bark losses near St Pierre and Cape Sable. Adelaide migrants, Lena A Lee, and several vessels wrecked or stranded. cargo damage and crew saved or lost in various ports from Boston to Halifax and Galway to Glasgow.
Maritime Despatches From Global Ports
Special Despatch lists ships and sailings across ports including Acapulco Callao Valparaiso Falmouth New York London and Liverpool. Entries name vessels captains origins destinations and dates from March through February with multiple steamers ships and barks noted in transit or in port observed by Merchants Exchange.
Shipping Notes From Bahia Blanca to New York and Beyond
A crowded shipping fragment lists vessels and captains including Proteus, Lithe, Samuel B Hale, Border Maid, Cavalier, and Cupid sailing from Bahia Blanca, Haven, and Cardiff to ports such as New York and Boston. Entries name ship lines, masters, and routes with dates around February 11 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Babin
Proteus
Battie
New York
Babingie Dart
Dart
Savannah
Amy A Lane
Carver
New Yo
Auburndale
King
United States
Hy Warner
Reed
Boston
Lithe
Scullard
Dennis, Inc
Samuel B Hale
Haven
Bahia Blanca
Augustine Robbe
Costi
Ponca Casa
Bangs
D A Brayton
Huntley
Wilk Case
Power
Josephine
Perry
Bennet
Christina
Allen
John Johnson
Hotel Arrivals List With Numerous New York Guests
A compiled roster of hotel arrivals shows numerous patrons from New York and other cities. Names include G Mygatt Paris G Dopimont W Paige J A Brooks Coho JE Dean W S Johnson Stein A W Smith Adams B Lucas A Winn HG Smith W D Riggs Mason A W Bailey M J Levy M Alder S Grooy B P Miller F a Dinger C P Ayers GE Todd Mrs B Bigelow Miss H D Day J Randall Mrs H Sawyer EH Royce N F Griswold A E Bartin E A Varney S H Bracewell M D Bracewell J B Milier J W Lincoln P J Hutchinson J D Murray 0 J O' Donovan S A Sealy W S Gage Jr T F Poyetter C E Morry T Ronaldson H Fort CB Palmer L Putnam HT Atwood JF Peerley M B Cole iC W Manning E Knight Mrs J M Brown K A Brooks Is Walker I N Farley A L Bangs R Gabriel EC Nathensen JS Parlen W Lindorff J M DeVarona J O Hilliard H F Lamb J W Hannan LB Clough Mrs M E Palmer W A Darling
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mygatt
New York
Dopimont
Paris
Paige
Hall
Brooks
Coho
Dean
S Johnson
Stein
Smith
Adams
Lucas
New
Winn
HG Smith
Philadelphia
D Riggs
Brooklyn
A Mason
Buckfield
W Bailey
J Levy
M Alder
S Grooy
Miller
Dinger
Griswold
Minn'pis
Bartin & Wf
Worcester
Varney Greenfield
Bracewell
Greenfield
Milier
Lincoln &Wf
Portland
Hutchinson
Waterford
Murray
O’ Donovan
Mass
Sealy
S Gage ,Jr
Exeter
Poyetter
Putnam
Atwood & Son
Taunton
JF Peerley
Hoosie Falls
M B Cole
W Manning
Rochester
E Knight
J M Brown
New Haven
Walker
Portsmouth
Farley
Concord
A L Bangs
Augusta
R Gabriel
EC Nathensen
JS Parlen
Casselton
C Spengeman
C Dwyer
Lowell
J Remboy,Jr
Gloucester
D Sturtevanté
ES Cargell
Attleboro
Lindorff
DeVarona
O Hilliard
Hartford
F Lamb
C Benni
W Hannan
Unity
Clough
Manchester
M E Palmer
Rockland
Names List Reveals Longstanding Ties Across Cities
A dense roster of individuals from Richmond to New York and beyond appears in a pasted OCR segment listing numerous names and affiliations. The collection includes entries linked to banks, hotels, navy, and various U S locales, suggesting a membership or event attendee roll with scattered city and organization hints.
Trade names and agents listed from multiple cities
A fragmented OCR list shows agents and firms across Albany Baltimore Cincinnati Columbus Jacksonville Milwaukee Muscatine New York Nashville Omaha Portsmouth Richmond St Louis Toledo Tipton Troy with various firms and representatives such as Freeman, Creighton, Lawrence, Dodge, Palmer, Elis, Daum, Laws, Claypoole, Jordan, Ritzeweller, Meissner, Van Buren, Fisher, Lawless, Brown, Tracy, Phillips, Putney, Alien, Walker, Schafer, Taylor, Baird, McDonnell, Wood, Merrill, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Freeman
Baltimore
Jordan, Manning & Co
Jacksonville
Fla
Ritzeweller
Par
Millwaukee
Wis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hostetter
Dewar
Vylias Belt Co
Ecrero
Pree
Arshal la Gy
Laale
Harvey Scudder
Federal Street
Equitable Building
Jonas Fitch
Boston and
J. Murray Howe & Reynolds
Court Street
Washington Street
Weiss Oso
State Street
Cent Street
United States Life Insurance Company
Post Building
Milk Street
J. Stacey Read
Heal Estate
Estatesa
Cor
Water and
Washington Sts
Purchase Street
W.R. Clark
Postoffice Square
Atkins Wharf
Commercial Street
James Bartlett
Malden
P. O- Box
WM. C. Codman
J. G. Freeman
Hilly Street
Jesse Tirrell
General Offices
American Electric & Luminating Co
Merchants’ Electric Light and Power Co
Devonshire St
Central Lighting Station
Wos
Congress Street
Ighton
J. H. Wright
Foster Street
Forman
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
West Brookline Street
Olive
Post
Boston Post
Judge Lord
General Weather Report
Entertainments
California
Baron Falkenberg
Royal British Rifles
Falkenberg
Liebig Laboratory and Chemical Works CO
Murray ST
Page
Rutland
Peas Bitters
J. W. Hancox
Broadway
N. Ye
Legislature
Council OF Milkmen
City Gall Notes
Bangor
Fort Hill Square
Mayorin
Common Council
George E. Bacon
Sporting Matters
Wm. D. Urann
Savinhill
Navy
Fort Fisher
Mississippi
Farragut
Edward B. Watkinson
Collins Company
Connecticut Trust Company
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Cassius Welles
C. Welles & Co
Welles
Hit Carson
Peabody
Hussex Glue Company
South Peabody
Tapley’s Brook
Lynnfield
Washington Streets
Lynn and
Boston Railroad
Ok A.southwick
Woburn
Memorial Hall
Asa Wilson
Main Street
Calvin Furbish
Clarence Goldshwaite
Charlestown
Lynwn
Lasters
Beverly
Marlboro
Jacob H. Whitcomb
J. T. Southworth & Co
Holbrook
Southworth
Orcutt
James McGillicuddy
Cambridge Railroad Company
Peep Mae
Newports
Cambridges
Central Square
Batchelder
State Police
Ipswich
Amesbury
James McVey
Somerville
Toronto
Oliver H. White
South Wales
Geiser
Finch, Edge & Co
Oelrichs & Co
Bunch,Edge & Go Britannic
R J Cortis India
Grenoa
Henderson Bros . of
Pennsylvania
Alaldwin & Co Waesland
J Hurst
Bolivia
Henderson Bros Neckal
Mar
Velrichs & Go Zaandam
Seager Bros Shateau
Leoville
Finch,Edge & Co Lydian Monarch
Patton, Vickers & Co
Bsltic ™ Sc Cwesce
J Curtis Barracouta
Demerara
Leaucraft & Co
Moravia
Kunhardt & Co
W J Hurst
Qeirichs & Co
Orinoco
Bermuda
Outerbridge & Co C of
Alexandre & Sons
Inman 3S
State of Nevada
Baldwin & Co Caracas
Sccsecessaguayta
Boulton, Bliss & D Oder
Cesece
Qelrichs & Co
Switzerland
P Wright & San Amerique
Louis de Bebian ' Schiedam
Rotterdam
Funch
Edge & Co
Tower Hill
Seager Bros
Oregon
e-Liverpool
Guiou & Co
Cephalonia
H Brown & Co Finance
Rio Janeiro
US & B Mail SS Co
Port Spain
Outerbridge & Co Antillas
Mayaguez
Pim,Forwood & Co Wieland
Acapulco
Aspinwall
Pacific Mail SS
Greece
Ceee
Vondon
WJ Hurst
Spain
Cean
Wame
H du Vernet
Thayer & Lincoln
Durham City
J B Brigham & Co Towa
Warren & Co Palestine
Warren & Co Samaria
Newcastle City
J B
Brigham & Co Norseman
Micibon Socienceecs
Finch, Edge &Co Donau
Qelrichs & Co Waesland
Peter Wright& Sons Furnessia
Lasgow
Henderson Bros Gienfyne
Laguayta
Boulton, Bliss & D Saratoga
Jas E Ward & Co Katie
Simpson
Young City of Chester
Inman SS CO Romano
O-E---Fiuk
Sanderson & Son, Memnon
Busk & Jevons Muriel
Kitts
AEK Outerbridge
Daniel Steinmann
Patton,v & Co
Alesiass
Eeseee
Eenoa
Etc
Trans-Pacific Mails
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
British Columbia
Victoria
Sandwich Islands
Sydney
New Zealand
Australia
City of Tokio
Ship News Record
Port OF
Wylie
Mdse
P H du Vernet
Fitt
Grand Banks
Lester
Trinacria
Ketchen
Henderson Bros
Alpha Br
Stanwood
Yarmouth
J G Hall & Co
Schesser Freeman, Andersen
Port’ Antonio
Seaverns & Co
Sch
Alice S.kerrigan
JE Jurrie
Office of
Cape Ann Advertiser
Col Cook
Carrie E. Sayward
Georges
Mariners
Marine Notes
Harding
Melvin
Matanzas
Clinton
Morgan Point
Addie Todd
Delaware
William B Wood
Biddeford
Craigallion
Lapsley
Kingston
Martha Stevens
Chance
Nakilyaeger
Berkshire Howes
George Appold
Foster
Pace Schiaftino
Olivari
Doboy
Agnes Barton
Knight
Cardenas
D N Anthony
Whitmore
A P Craumer
Izard
Jersey City
Post Boy
Gott
Chas Noble Simmons
Harriet Adams
Angie L Green
Thomas L James
New Light
Berry
Orlando
Young
Brunswick Ga
Harry Buschman
Cottam
Kjartan
Jansen
Olivia A Carrigan
Landry
Rosario
Bucksville SC
Grace NI
McLure
Georgetown
Columbia Hiver
Astoria
City of Carlisle
Greenock
Stanley
Aberystwith Castle
Harris
Honolulu
Saragossa
Warren
Merritt
Williams
Porto Rico
Sarah Harding
Mount Edgcumbe
Crimp
Alfreda
Barcelona
Guayaquil
Eva
Islansa Harbor
Aristh
Lottie
Friend
Gonaives
Frank Herbert
Herrick
Perth Amboy
Kelsey
Galvveston
Emilian Cabada
Balimore
Eddie Hatch
Partlett
Bark Immanuel
Hyannis
Baylis Wood
Coal Rt
Lizzie Smith
Tangier
Rank R Dow
Eagle
Rand
Scul
Enrique
Aberasturio
Craigton
York
Discoverer
Ellie Knight
Livingston
Roselia
Longbardo
St Thomas
Hiperion
Favorit
H B Gussey
Yoxford
Bullard
Richards
Port Eads
Hudson
Aro Ues Do
Gloria
Annie R Kemp
Kemp
Baracoa
JB Johnson
Rose
Ag Yen Chase Young
Charles H Sprague
Nickerson
Pecora
Brannock
Job Jackson
Turner
J. H Roper
Cranmer
Parker
Tallahassee
Whitney
Alpha
Icis Percy
Thos Potter
W H Boardman
Edwards
New Bedford
Hero
Strema
John McDonald
Cornwallis
City of San Antonio
Wilder
Alvoe
City of Para
Dexter
Nereus
Colemaiu
Tynemouth
Stephenson
Morse
Austin
Monarch Bristow
Silesia
Alesia
Vallate
Genoa
Harlow
Cornwall
Brown
Waesland
Iombay
Francisco Gargulio
James
Sagua la Grande
Joshua Loring
Cook
Gibara
Alex Campbell
Rising Sun
Decker
Demn
Fairfield
Potter Port Au Prince
Ichs Bess
Sarah A Fuller
Hart
Nuevitas
Scylla
G@ M Porter
Helen Maud
Lyons
Lockport
Pelow
Hell
Gate
Clara J Wilbur
Mehaffey
Black Warrior
Kirby
Millbridge
James E Bayles
Darien
Simmons
Amboy
Hiawatha
McKay
St Johns
Hart Island Roads
Newburyport
Achilles
Ichs
Decrur
H Oakes
Floyd Sarah Jane
Idlewild
Albert Jameson
Eliza Jane
A Morrett
Edward W Perry
Cape Bedford
Henry Cole
Sturgis
Atuit
William F Green
Briggs
Julien Eho
Mary F Godfrey
Helen
Dick Williams
White
William K Rowe
Whittemore
Eliza R Coffin
Belatty
Celia
John H Perry
Kelley
Port Blakely
Prussia
Wickberg
Port Townsend
John B Walker
Wallace
Nanaimo
Brown Brothers
Goodell
Seattle
Marian A Rand
Jeffers
C A Cornell
Willey
Brashear
Douglass Hovey
Wright
Metta
Slaugher
Delftshaven
T Crockett
Thorndyke
Ella M Watts
Gerry
Royal SC
Maria Catharina
Lillie F Schmidt
Watts Galveston
Hattie Perry
Chase
John A Ebeckerman
Equator
Nelson Charleston
Charles E Raymond
D and J Lee
Smith Charleston
Fostina
Philbrook
Lemuel Hall
Tripp
Annie B Hoffses
Hoffies
Tena
Cotton
Del
Cora May
St Kitts
Belle Brown
Port Au Prince
Marks Pioneer
Neilson
Charles Loring
Belle Hooper
British Prince
Louisa H
Bellingham
William Denning
Trinidad
Anna Walsh
Pernambuco
Pe Amboy
Squire
Marcus A Davis
Long
Caspian
Henry L Grogs
Dyer
Elien
Crusoe
Mountford
Moule
Guad
Schs
Eo Sawyer
Wilson
Jonesport
John S. Case
Falkingham
Mott Haven
Collins
Calais
Bute
Hogdon
Ellen Sawyer
Veto
Springer
Philadelia
Theresa D Baker
Virginia
Wm Henry
Alien
Wyanoke
Hulphers
Lucy D. Darling
Woods Hall
HB Cousins
Weymouth
Mair
Adolphus
Merchants’ Exchange
Alaston
Callao
Austriana
McIntosh
Valparaiso
Thyena
Burgundia
Fales
Gae Star
Strathmore
Newark
Glasgrow
State of
Rewena
Niagara
New Org
Rm Bar
Newoork
Hingston
Augustus J Fabens
Peck
Boylston
Small
Minnie Smith
Arey
Edith Godden
France
Hadley
Montevideo
Hypatia
Marr
Port
Linnell
Progreso
Quaker City
McNeilley
Point India
Buenos Ayres
Cuba
Adriatic
Southampton
Elder
Northern Empire
Dinsmore
Richard Robinson
Marresca
Faales
Christina Moore
Sanford
C E Robinson
Breen
Maggie Dalling
Dalling
Nice
Gould
Cardiff
Julia
Jordan
Elba
Bessie Louise
Swim
Antonio Sala
Townsend
McCormick
Nantevideo—air
Fleetwing
Isles
Golden Gate
Axel Westfelt
Haastrom
Girolamo Figari
Aste
Minden
Barker
PG Blanchard
Lutze, Inc
Tinnell
Galleon
Lanicasa
Gaetano Cicconardi
Cicconardi
Fordo
Sagadahoc
Manzanilla
Mary Celeste
Flemming
Bahn
George V Jordan
Lyman
Ara Nio
Marquis of Lome
Raymond
Amy
Penfield, Inc
Hearon
Bayles
Amethyst
Bennington
William A Marbury
Cebie
E Seeley
Wing
Percey
Humphrey
Torrando
O Foss
Auburn
G Craig
Nourse
Utica
Glover
Hatch
H Foss
P Hersey
G Jones
Eawards
Cumberland
H Rowe
Rowe
Adams House
Hetel Creighton
J Hamberg
LW Walkenstein
W B Rogers
G E Anderson
HL Currier
H Aslit
J M Titus
B Teach
R Jones
Palmer
J D Gibson
Aborn
Lynne Renton
U Schlier
Draper & d
Shurley
Beaford
H Jacobs
Parker House
Masa
JF Ritter
Sryan
M Garr
M Harris
Ritzenauer
L Jordan
Alabama
A Hanlon
C Carpenter, Jr
Phila
Greenidge
Pullen
M Leach
Merrill
DT Warden
E Gore
EH Clark
Hatford
Lefereve
Brookville
Ont
Coil
Hopsina
Davis & Wf
Springfield
Nicholson
Hotchkiss
H Dorrock
Indianapolis
Hunt
Cregan
P Perley
Enosburgh
Goodwin
Hammond Jr
Mase
EF. C Hatch
F Goodrich
Miss Blanchard
Quincy House
le Marvel
Barlow
Littlefield
Jenness Bangor
Dweilled
Foxcroft
Sturtevant
Janesville
Kia
Palisade
A Folkd
Danforth
Murphy
H Wiggin
Staple & Wi
Steere Springfield
Pratt & Wi
Calaig
McEachran
B Snett
Troy
E . Forsaith
KD Brown
Bartlett
New Britain
Wateman
Williamston
Barbey
Stollenwreck
JF Memill
E Wing
EK Smith
A Sawyer
Warner
Saxtons River
Revere
Proctor
Fitchburg
F Arms
R Mitchell
Montreal
AH Pope
Ottawa
Miss Ives
Putney
R Morris
Law
Deakin
Philadelphis L
Clark
Medway
Roland
Godfrey
Lampton
Cressy
Dennyville
Pugssey
Hallett
Nantucke
Ford
S A Grant
R P Sherman
Jameston
LS Lambert
Lewiston
E Slayton
Woodstock
Wedgwood
Vermont
JC Hill
Athol
M Green
Pittsfield
M Moore
Carroll
Blake
Keene
Bradbury
Vergennes
Alton
L Patten & Wf
Alexander
Haverhill
Hays
Newcore
P Kempton
Lora
Tilton
G Chase
Goitzer & Wf
J C Langley
L Wales
R E Rolfe
St Albans
J Damon
Tremont House
Cooper
New Bri
Jackson
M Rogers
Faron
Conrad
Taylor & Wf
Toledo
Brooks & Wf
Sherbrook
United
P Stacey
Shaw
M Cheney
Southbridge
Ganley
L Green
Deland
Doane
Harwich
Dayton
JC Poor
NoAndover
Dillingham
Latham
A Whitney
Almey
M Hunt
Hi Lindenberg
Columb S
Boothby
Farnsworth
Worcest
Bolson
Mattapoisett
McLaughlin
Peru
Haynes
Valentine
Cate
Hughes
Thresher
Hammond
Pollard
Hoyt
Michael
Sedam
McGibney
R Heepeiler
AW Dimock
Mott
O van Duren
R White
W Hill
Dana
Fedden
Cleveland
N Stanley
R Milliken
Payne & Wf
Sesuert
Miss Pierce
Eassport
H Milliken
J Oakley
Newburgh
Deweyer
Wheeling
Saco
Everett
F Hart
Ates Hotel
C Judd
Holyoke
H Palmer
Eichmeyer
Welché
W Short
Syracuse
Mark
O Walker
Pratt
E Armstrong
Murdock
JT Jones
S Watts
E Chapman
CB Bush
Sanders
H Lenton
T Baker
S Eaton
W&sons
Diven
Elmira
Green
Beighton
Mead
Clement
Hillsboro
Killiard & Wf
Runkel
McGregory
R Boushn
USS Navy
Decator
Powell
Fisk
C McKenzie
Boot and Shoe Buyers
Stacy Adams & CO
Brockton
Thos, White & CO
Charles W. Torrey
Gray Bros. Manufacturing CO
Syra
N.Y
Brackett & Poole
Stoneham
Francis F. Emery
F. Jones & Plymouth
Lincoln Street
Flacgg
Salem
D. D. Kelly & Son
D. D. Kelly
Mabel Morrison
Brignton
W.C. Strong
Hodges’ Bleebachery
Winter St
Cone Uighty
Boylston Bleachery
Washington St
Jone Flight
Frank F. Hodges
Lawrence D. Parker
Rockingham, Vt
Xabon B. Gay & CO
State Strast
Royal Baking Powder Co
Wall Street
Hesmww
S. F. Somers
Washingcton
New Adams House
Friend Street
Canal Street
Paine’see
Rocers & CO
E. J. Hickey
Cornhill
American & Foreign Patents
R. H. Eddy
Kilby
Great Britain
Wit Om
Mason
Edmund Burke
George Draper
Fire Insurance
North American Insurance CO
E. Patridge
Albert Bowker Cage
Sappaemepet Sphia, Exchange
Tire Ins, CO
Kudteers
Victor Kullberc
JAS. Poole & CO
WM. Bond & Son
Water St
Congress & Hiby
Board OF Police Commissioners
Pemberton Square
Orrick
James Collins & Co
Thomas L. Jenks
Police Commissioners
Wm. Gardner
Natreet
Palace Commissioners’ Office
Michael Conway
D Street
Seventh Street
Matthew Tierney
Dorchester Avenue
Police Commissioners’ Office
Edwin White
Green Street
Poolicce Commissioners
Frank F. Corliss
Corner Burroughs Street
W. R
Charles B. Rogers
Burroughs Street
Patrick Willock
Fourth Street
Granite Street
John C. Talbot
Patrick B. Hennessey
Kneeland Street
Harrison Avenue
Wapping Streets
C. D