Debates on Supervisor laws stir Boston politics
In a 1879 Boston Post letter, the author argues against Federal Supervisor and Deputy Marshal roles in state elections. They claim Northern misuses, especially New York, and warn these powers threaten states' control of voting rules. The piece urges limited federal oversight and states’ rights to run elections.
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Boston Post
Congress
Post
South
New York
New York World
United States
City Aldermen Action on Maps and Public Works
The Board approves a new Charlestown map based on 1876 data and directs a committee to investigate misapplied funds by a Public Lands superintendent. Citizens seek playgrounds, railroad and road improvements, tracks relocations, and wharf sheds. Petitioners request target ranges, groading, street repairs, and macadamizing plans. The use of Faneuil Hall is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Anthony, Wheeler
Jevlin
O’brien
Stebbins
W. G. Preston
Roxbury Street
Shawmut Avenue
Central Wharf and Wet Dock Corporation
India Street
Massachusetts Legislature Debates and Amendments Aimed at Elections and Public Works
Massachusetts Senate reports amendments on purity of elections ballots size and weight, commitment of lunatics, insanity certificates, and Foxboro water supply. It lists bills advancing to third reading on trusts, train obstruction, vital statistics, labor hours, and local government boundary changes with Dracut Lowell extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Labor
Plymouth County
Dracut
Lowell
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Commonwealth
Concord
Committee On Education
School Committee of
Committee On
John R. A
Shaw Guarda
Danvers
Election Sermon Time Set for 1880 Preacher
In the House the session considered appointing Thursday next at 2 o'clock as the election time for the 1880 preacher of the election sermon. Various committee reports and bills were introduced including retrenchment measures for court papers and Chancery commissioners in Suffolk, plus a bankrupt creditors plan and a convict labor note.
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Hill
Boston
Mellen
Worcester
Committee On Labor
House
Senate
East Boston Ferries
Money Matters Boston Money Rates and Clearing House Figures
In Boston discounts range 4 to 6 per cent with some paper at 4 and others near 6. Call loans on collateral 5 6 per cent while interbank borrowing closed at 4 1 2 to 5 per cent. New York funds quiet at 10 12 15 cents per thousand. Clearing House exchanges total 7,359,084 with balances 944,974. New York call loans eased at close amid money demand from New Orleans and New England. Government securities steady. New York World notes this trend.
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Boston
New York
New England
New Orleans
U. S
New York World
St. Louis
Eatern Superfine
Prands
Traight
Seling
Ape Hess
BP Boi
Canada
Vermont
Franklin County
Jackson
Maine Central
S&c
Aroostook County
Davis
Nova Scotia
Hubbard
Marblehead
Bolfer
Cape
Bermuda
Charleston
Palermo Co
Valencia
Florida
Palermo
Malaga
California
Baracoa
Carthagena
Brighton
Chicago
Aise
Western
England
Élge
Mayaguez
March 24 Municipal Court Sentence by Judge Churchill
Josephine Peterson, described as a nightly walker, was sentenced to four months in municipal court before Judge Churchill on March 24.
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Churchill
Josephine Peterson
Real Estate Transfers in Suffolk County Central Boston
Real estate records show transfers across Boston areas including Brighton Street East Boston Charlestown Dorchester and West Roxbury with properties such as brick dwellings warehouses and land. Notable transactions include James Walch estate to Robert B Walker brick dwelling 3500 and 3180 feet land 23000 and John Wheelwright purchase of marble front store 195 Pearl Street from Clement et al. 11000+ feet land on Long Wharf and Corner Mill and Preston Streets parcels.
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John P. Robinson
East Chester Park
Washington Street Lodge
Roxbury
John A. Andrew Hall
Brighton Street
James Walch
Jane Walker
Es Pi
Robert B. Walker
Robert Walker
Commonwealth Avenue
Joseph F. Faul
Essignees
John W. Shapleigh
Charles A. Colling
Pearl Street
James H. Clement
John W. Wheelwright
Beale Street
Noah Cummings
Quincy Savings Bank
Dorchester Avenue
Carruth
van Winkle
Beale Streets
Corner Mill
Preston Streets
Daniel Morris
Nelson Curtis
W. D. Haley
Washington Street
Bunker Hil
Rollin H. Allen
William Minot
John R. Bigelow
Nancy
Lawrence Donovan
North Hassell Street
Boston
Naval changes at Mare Island Navy Yard March 25
Ordered Captain William P McCann to command the Independence at Mare Island Navy Yard April 10. Captain John Irwin will lead the Navigation Department there from April 10. Chaplain 8 D Bourora has returned home from the gue station and is on waiting orders.
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Osc Eek Cece
William
John Osborne, Jr
Charles C. Kendall
Hosea B. Bowen
Vanes Oywielias
John T. O’connor
Janes Lynch
William E. Bartlett
Frank B. Kelly
Patrick H. Rogers
Joan H. Lee
Joseph H. Dyer
George W. Warren
Messrs Whitney and Kendall
Messrs Osborne
O’connor
Rogers
Dyer
B. M. Young
Frank Fuller
KE. Newell
Stebbins
EF. J. Holland
Young
Boston
William P. McCann
Independence
Mare Island Navy Yard
John Irwin
The
D. Bourora
Gue Station
Obituary notices from March deaths list in various towns
Obituaries and death notices from Wharton Phillips Pratt Whitman Peirce Slade Parrott Hopkins and others dated March 15 to March 25 list ages from 13 months to 81 years. Notables include Hon Michael Norton in Galveston and Michael Norton. Funeral from Cathedral of the Holy Cross in Washington.
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Wharton
Robert Wharton
Phillips
Elizabeth B
Joseph S Phillips
Jamaica Plain
J K Foster
Eart Lexington
Pratt
Dorchester
Hannah E. Pratt
Buckner
South Boston
Annie Florence
James
Helen Buckner
Whitman
Cambridge
Ephraim P Whitman
Peirce
Brookline
Louisa A
Henry Peirce
Slade
Chestnut Hill
Henry Bromfield Slade
Henry D and
Louise Hensler Slade
Parrott
Arlington
Grace Marie Parrott
William J Parrott
Hopkins
Newton
Jerusha Hopkins
Alexander Hopkins
Boston
Meee
Taunton
Julian Seymour
Hi Askins
Samuel Haskins
Galveston
Texas
Michael Norton
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Washington
Union Park Street
Finance and Trade. Sales at Brokers' Board March 24
Market notes list prices and movements for railroad, mining and mining stocks with entities such as Missouri Pacific 2nd Arkansas Valley, Union Pacific, Atlas Sinking Fund, and various named railroads and mining companies. Values shown include percentages and dollar amounts for several listings across rail, mining, and financial sectors.
Bond listings and railroad stocks in Eastern markets
Second call bonds and new issues include $6,000 Eastern Rad 34s and $5,000 al Top Santa Fe Rd 2am 7s with varied parings. Railroads show Missouri Kansas and Texas Rass 669 E16 22 Wor & Nashua Rd 85 100 and Chicago Burlington & Quincy Re 114 0 66. Mining prices show Silver tsiet Min 53 and Cop. Falls Min Go 25¢.
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Santa
L. G
al .Top
Santa Fe
Bos. Hart
Eric
Solakevwipvane
Miscouri
Kansas
Texas
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Wor
Nashua
Chicago
Burlington& Quincy
Bur
Missouri
Nebraska
Ogden
G & Lake Cham- Plain
Pueblo and
Arkansas Valley
Csbupe
Denver and
Rio Grande Rd
Bos
Avi
Bos. Hart. & Ene
RG Bice Estesields
Ailroads
Topeka
Senta Fe
Kaneas Pacific
Sor & Santa d
Astern
Missouri, Kansas& Texas
Bos. Hart. & Erie Ra
Tm & Santa Fe Ra
Cin
S. & Clev
Burlington & Quincy
St. Louis
San Francisco
Ome
Railroad and mining stock listings from a historical market page
A dense OCR listing shows bonds and railroad stocks with various values. It names Denver and Rio Grande, Boston and Albany, Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, Missouri Kansas and Texas, Chicago Burlington and Quincy, and many others. Also mentions mining concerns such as Osceola and Silver Islet, with dollar amounts and percentages scattered throughout.
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Boston Stock Board
Hartford & Erie R. R
Missouri, Kansas & Texas R. R
Eastern R. BR
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
A. T
F. Land Grant
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Phila
Wil
Net carvings project faces bond interest deficit
The text notes ten months of net carvings totaling $83,749.39 with two months left showing a potential shortfall of $15,000 to $20,000. This would leave a deficit of $5,000 to $16,000 to cover interest on the bonds.
Print cloths rise as market strengthens in southern trade
The Fall River News reports print cloths are strong at 33 cents cash with confident forecasts of a rise to 34 1/2 cents soon. Cotton prices are rising and print cloths are expected to advance accordingly. Union Pacific earnings cover March 1 to 20, 1879 and 1878, totaling $111,783.
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Fall River
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad
Panama Stocks and Railroad Bonds in Historical Listing
A dense run of securities data presents various railroad stocks and bonds with quoted prices and percentages from multiple lines. Items include Cleveland and Pittsburgh, Chicago and Northwest, Illinois Central, Virginia Central, and Union Pacific bonds along with other intercity rail and canal finance references.
Financial Market Summary From New York Trading Day
Money demand driven by volatile rates with early highs at 6 7 percent easing toward 2 percent and finishing around 4 percent. Stocks fell in forenoon trading, then edged up as money eased, with Erie earnings cited and broad list of closing prices across railways and telegraphs.
Foreign Markets Report From London and Paris
Financial notes from London show Gonsols and U S bonds with varied prices and rates, Bank of England discount at 2.4 percent, and three month bills at 1 percent. Paris cites rents and London exchange, plus March market rates. English port markets list mixed cargoes, wheat and corn trade, and Liverpool price quotes for flour, grain, pork, beer, cheese, and tallow.
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London
Gonsols
U. S
Erie
Illinois Central
New Jersey Central
Bank of England
Paris
Mark Lane
Liverpool
California
Valle. Value. ACTOS. Naval stores and industry items
A dense OCR snippet lists naval stores, resins, turpentine, oils, and assorted commodities. Includes values for bones and doors, petroleum products, brass manufactures, lubricants, brooms, oil cake, and various textile and animal products. Mentions carriages, butters, bacon, pork, cotton, vegetables, preserved meats, drugs, sewing machines, earthenware, machinery, molasses, and hides.
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Valle
ACTOS
Ceceee
SUR Moco
Bacon
Butters
BOM
Sisito Etense
Meal Receipts Across Railroads for Oat and Corn Meal
A historical summary of meal receipts dated March 24 across multiple railroads including Boston and Albany Grand Junction New York and New England Providence Lowell Fitchburg and steamer Galileo. Totals list 6 12 bbls corn meal and 405 bbls 623 sacks and bags oat meal.
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Old Colony and Newport Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Boston and Providence Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Buck
Fttchburg Railroad
M Barrett
Boston and Maine Railroad
Wilde
H Leavitt
Boston and Lowell Railroad
H & JT Meader
New York
Glancus
Baltimore
Blackstone
Boston and Albany Railroad
Wright, Worster & Delano
Gardner & Perry
Metcalf & Burditt
Redliffe & Eaton
Remick
Harlowe & Coburn
Hobts
Morse, Denny & Co
Gray, Dewey & Gould
Denny, Rice & Co
Providence Railroad
Bilton, Weston & Co
Mathews & Crocker
Miller
Scoule
Rouliffe & Eator
England
Vaue
Dominion OF Canada
Sat
Sasehain Soa
USA
Sesuseserts
Porto Rico
Cnet
Seri
Seossecseces
Ania
Aiapienacaiss
Eesceses
Eet
Hosmer, Crampton & Hammase
Scion
Boston & Albany
R. R. Providence
P. R
Suratam
Consigneés
Bois
Bobis
Williams & Co
Cencibdsensens
Dhes
PRION
S Smith & Monks
Lowell R. B
Gyiman, Chesey
Cccci
Winch & Co Noone Co
Blake& Pege
Fitenbure RK
Mores Ca
Ceavenesecdaacvsnsstroee
Aie
Eee
Aes Surbridge
Cree
Naser
Cutter & Parer
Harvey
Guia
Greenough & Co
Tnice & Smith
H P Cooke
Grand Vunction
K.R. Cutting
Winch
Hooper Bros
Page
Stearns & Co
Shaw, Hammond & Co
Sete & Cressey T Dana& CO
Varney & Co
Breed & CO
Bfowd & CO
Norton, Chapman @ co
H Brunell
Wright & CO
Wadleigh & Littletiein
HK Phillipe
Hathaway & Woods
Pieens Joeliye
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Oluet Ee
Boston and Albany
M Jones & Co
Pratt & Co
Brackett
Bishop & Co
Atherton, Hall & Co
Bolls Dewson, Williams & Co
Hopkins & Co
Corey
Clatur
Nichols & Co
Rolls Coon, Crocker & Co
Rolls Alien, Field & Lawrence
Johnson
Bolls Butler, Dunn & Co
Shaw & Bro
Thomas E Proctor
Butler
Fitenburg Railroad
Baies Edwards & Brackett
Ordway,Kimball & Co
Butler, Dunn & Co
McConnell & Gardner
Thomas & Proctor
Rice & Co
Henry Poor & Son
Cutler & Foster, Bostor Ape
Boylan & Co
Stone
Grant
Nazro & Co
Bush Shorts
I. Drake
Rueter & Alley
Capen
Ambler & Hooart
Boston City Flour Mills
Edgerley
Welch & Co
Upham & Co
Goodwin, Locke & Co
Grand Junction Railroad
Reuter & Alley
van Nostrand & Co
Dodge
Thompson
Pernock
Crowell & Son
True & Co
Lamson
Thayer, Brigham & Co
All Norge JJ Newcombe
Samuel Gannett
Bush Shorts Wright & Co
Bush Shorts Powers, Melvin & Co
Atkins
Klaridge & Co
Portsmouth
Brown & Cco
Lowell Railroad
Thayer
Brigham & Co
Fletcher
Baldwin, Farnum & Shapleigh
Cheesman
Bell & Co
John Eardon & Son
Grand Janction Railroad
Farnum & Shapleigh
Fitchburg Railroad
Baldwin, Farnum & Snapleigh
Robinson & Co
O'’Niel, Lowell Railroad
Willard, Parker & Co
Roberts & Co
Bowdlear & Co
Aldrich & Cressey
New England
Natroad
P Fenno & Co
Tvret
Bowclear & Co
Saville, Somes & Co
H Cheever
Fitchburg
P Upham & Co
Glaucus
Tea and Supplies Receipts by Rail and Sea
Transactions list rail orders from Old Colony New York and New England Providence lines for tea coffee sugar and molasses. Sea shipments from New York Steamer Glaucus and Philadelphia Steamer Norman complete a total haul of chests boxes bags mats bbls hhds tierces and tcs across multiple routes.
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Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Providence Railroad
New York
Philadelphia
Norman
Chase & Sanborn
Domestic Markets Teletype Note
A brief market note referencing domestic markets and directing readers to Telegraph column for information on other markets and related commentary.
Cotton Markets en Wareh 24 Across the South
Telegraph report shows Memphis receipts 1817 bales with middling at 10c, New Orleans 5230 receipts steady at 10c, St Louis 1385 receipts steady at 9 1/2c, Philadelphia small stock and firm market at 10c, New York receipts 331 bales with exports to Britain and other markets. overall market steady to firm with middling around 10 cents.
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En -Warech
Boston Post
Memphis
ST Louts
C. Philadelphia
Great Britain
New York
Hoblle
Charleston
France
Norfolk
Jouisville
Cincinnati
Bates
Augusta
Savannan
Wilmington
Galveston
Baltimore
United States
Continent
Maritime Shipping Movements Include London Halifax and New York Sailings
Special despatch lists multiple vessels sailing from London to Halifax and New York aboard Victoria and California, with New York bound steamers from Newcastle and Barbadoes routes. It records arrivals and departures at Montevideo, Berbice, Barbadoes, St Johns NF and Naguabo PA, noting cargoes, origins, and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Exchange
London
Victoria
Young
Halifax
New York
Lizard
California
Donaldson
Newcastle
Eny
Rialto
Avery
Boston
Montevideo
Alice Campbell
Eaton
Nineveh
Wyman
Lizzie Dewey
Peters
Berbice
N H Burrows
Taylor
Barbadoes
Sarah A Reed
Guptail
Calais
Oil
St Croix
Leland
Philadelphia
Cuba
Stb
Fred P Frye
Smith
Curacoa
North America
Romkey
Brie Corinne
Florence
Annie Beil
Reed
Porto Rico
Casco
Penny
Mauritius
Maren
Brunswick
Hall
Pensacola
Briga Addie Hale
Sheppard
Rio Janeiro
Harry & Aubrey
Delano
Britannia
Hotchkiss
Charlotte
Briggs
Schs M O Moreley
Noyes
Norfolk
Ruth Darling
Swasey
Hereward
Marshall
Annapolis
Naguabo
Annie W Weston
Winsor
Havana
Morro Castle
Read
New Yorks
St Johns
Glenlogan
Lindberg
Liverpool
Nantucket Harbor Survey Supports Existing Channel
Captain Heman Hidridge conducted a second survey from near the Cliffs to the current low tide channel. He found the deepest water six feet six inches and noted shoaling to four to five feet beyond. The present channel shows a single sand bar about twenty feet wide, while deeper water nearby varies too much for a reliable channel.
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Nantucket
Heman Hidridge
Whaling Letters Report Whale Catch and Voyage Updates
A San Francisco dispatch dated March 16 notes a whaling voyage with Dawn Kelley. Capt Silva reports the bark Varnum H Hill at sea January 20 near lat 31 40 S 46 20 W, with barrels of spoil saved and one 100 barrel whale taken after 48 hours of watching blows. only 30 double barrels saved. The crew has not seen another whaler since leaving home. all aboard are well. A separate letter from Capt Gellett of the sch Surprise, New Bedford, dated Negril Jamaica February 23, says three barrels of blackfish oil were taken and that the ship will humpback cruise and reach Bermuda mid May after several whale sightings in rough seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Hilyard
Philadelphia
Antwerp
Bermuda
New York
New Light
Baltimore
Rio Janeiro
Chesapeake
Sch
Colin C Baker
Sir Casper Lawson
Crowley
Greenport
Port Johnson
Black Rock
Capt Crowley
Sir Addie Todd
Jamaica
Charles E Helier
Boston
Martinique
St Thomas
Fannie B Tucker
Matanzas
Chester
Aura, Morris
Wilmington
Newcastile
Gem
Gibbs
Bristol
Balast
Henry A Litchfield
Drummond
Singapore
Brunswick
Hall
Pensacola
Barbadoes
London
Bemuda
Her Majesty’s
Britannia
Jennie Cushman
Goree
Admiral
Cape Henry
Ocean Beach
William Merritt
Long Branch
Jersey
Coast Wrecking Company
Charleton
David Brown
Havre
Sea Island
France
Searsport
Charleston
Europe
San Francisco
Dawn
Kelley
Silva
Varnum H Hill
New Bedford
Gellett
Sch Surprise
Negril
Gravesend
Loch Doon
Shields
Port Bow
Dungeness
Stornoway
Barras
Galway
Lindsay
Cuxhaven
Cornelius
Jordan
Reynard
Kingman
Kassin de l'Eure
Vauban
Marie Agostini
Gouria
Trinidad
Lisbon
Bay
Mauritius
Aden
Maggie Cummings
Holden
Maritime Shipping Movements and Arrivals of March
The list records multiple steamers and their destinations or ports of call with dates in March. Vessels include Olaf Glas Anderson New York Ar Rouen Syringa Lewis New York Mary A Leslie Bartling Niobe Oles New Orleans Gladielus Farrow Gloster Kenpard Joaquinna Gardner St Thomas Renown Byrne New York Arabavre Wellington Irving Phoenician River Plate Undaunted Dinsmore San Francisco Anatolia Green Baltimore Rauen Melita Rochefort Isle of Aix Kong Carl Knudsen from America San Gaetano Mazello Boston Maria Ambrosano Telefen Sorensen New York Pauillac Gibraltar Tennesen New York Fanny Churchill Cardiff Antwerp Nellie Wise Londonderry Minnie Irvine Shadwan Nevada Shadwan etc. The items mention sailings from New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Boston, and other ports with various European and South American destinations. The fragmentary OCR shows numerous ship names, captains, and routes across Atlantic and European ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
New York
Dunkirk
Olaf Glas
Anderson
Rouen
Syringa
Lewis
Mary A Leslie
Bartling
Niobe
Oles
New Orleans
Bayonne
Soumalainen
Hersin
Philadelphia
Medina
Virgie
Sophia Cook
Smith
Gladielus
Farrow
Baltimore
Gloster
Kenpard
Joaquinna
Gardner
St Thomas
Renown
Byrne
Honieur
Watts
Samuelin
Arabavre
Wellington
Irving
Phoenician
Scott
River Plate
Undaunted
Dinsmore
San Francisco
Anatolia
Green
Rauen
St Nazaire
Melita
Watson
Rochefort
Isle of Aix
Kong Carl
Knudsen
America
Bole Mare
San Gaetano
Mazello
Boston
Maria
Ambrosano
Bordeaux
Johanna Ludwig
Lews
Ttb
Johnny Smith
Thompson
Telefen
Sorensen
Pauillac
Gibraltar
Tennesen
Nantes
Fanny
Murchieson
Cardiff
Antwerp
Nellie Wise
Borlase
London
Koin
Jungst
Bremen
Minnie Irvine
Grantham
Iby Ravarsh
Lorie Auserica
Navarch
Lovitt
Lyons
Buenos Ayres
Arracan
Aagaard
Flushing
Shadwan
Boads
Nevada
Kruger
Perkiomen
Albertson
Lottie Bek
HW Pierce
Pierce
Virginia
Portohnson
Curtis
Paine
G M Hopkins
Rio
W Hinds
Bill
Calais
Volant
March
Port Johnson
Nathan Clifford
Coombs
Lady Ellen
Howe
Hoboken
Louisa Smith
Webber
Andrew Peters
Torrey
Tonawanda
Sherman
Hercules
Swasey
Schs
Mary Matheson
Matheson
Edward Stich
Strickland
Katie J Hoyt
Heaney
aEew
Collins Howes, Jr
Haraing
Chatham
Clinton
Emily A Eee
Coleman
William H. Lewis
Bartford
Veto
Stevens
Portland
Lucy K Coggeshall
Ee Ae
James Martin
Brown
Anz T Sipple
Turner
Boothbay
Ann Elizabeth
Kelley
Harwich
Ean
Dolphin
Chadwick
George Gurney
Gurney
Fall River
Edwin A Stevens
James English
Barker
Providence
Carrie G Cr Snow
Elizabethwort
John Lozier
Tisdale
Union
Isola
Kent
New Bedford
Mary L Varney Weeks
AM Lee
N. NJ
Williams
Commerce
Mure
James M Bayles
Snow
Sallie W Ponder
Lincoln
Taunton
T P Abell
Hogan
Lena R Storer
Vaughan
David G Floyd
Ciifford
Stonington
Eclipse
Dixon
Port
Stocking
Krigs I Towner
Perkins
St Croix
Thomas Turtell
Bates
Phillips
MM Hamilton
Sarah L Thompson
C P Shultis
Young
Greenport
Casper Lawson
Crowley
Port Johnsen
George S Page
Franconia
Bragg
Thetis
Spalckhaven
Curacoa
Jonathan Wier
Edgett
Cardenas
Annie
Mitchell
Oliver Ames
Babbitt
Mary
Higgins
Vision
Ernest T Lee
Blatchford
Fernandina
Myrover
Charleston
James Henry
Paul
Samsuel Wood
Wood
Portsmouth
Lrerniabie
Liverpool
Gravesend
Bas
Erin
Castalia
Anchoria
Glasgow
Moses
Santiago de Cuba
Havana
City of Merida
Mexico
Ailsa
Port Au Prince &c
City of Austin
Galveston
Key West
Gravesend Bay
Thierva
Granville Belle
Lewis T Stocker
Othello
Hull
City of Richmond
Leitch
Canima
Leddicoat
Bermuda
City of New York
Deaken
Vera Cruz
Alhambra
McEihinney
Halifax
Winnifred
Nickerson
Adam Crosby
Austin
South Amboy
Idg
Thomas Turull
Ponce
New Haven
Lewis L Squires
Tuttle
New Beaford
Dean
Barbara F Latimer
Bonnell
Magnez
Eddie Benry
Sanderson
Newbern
Nile
Spear
Rockland
Ruth S Hodgdon
Stearns
Jamestown
Terhune
Carrie G Crosby
Small
Salem
Lottie
Taylor
Henry Seavey
Hall
Bele Ualtiday
Burt
David Drury
Rich
Nellie M Snow
John E Hurst
Pushaw
Alley
Maria L Hall
Lawrence
Connecticut River
C L Vanderwort
Avery
New London
Lane
Alleghania
Ames
Tryon
William Bement
Harris
Magle P Smith
Anna B Cacobds
Obins
Circassia
Munroe
Flamborough
Fraser
Martinique
Matanzas
Witherspoon
Shepherd
Lizzie Lee
Petersen
Morant Cay
Jam
S P Hall
Mayaguez
Bark Tjorna
Bache
Lottie Moore
Hudson
Hong Kong
Perbo
Glavan
la Rochelle
Oliver Cutts
Jones
Petit Grave
Felton Bent
Buckley
Sacua
City of Savannah
Savannah
Fri
Ericgsen
Bilboa
Humboldt
Askew
Rio Janeiro
W H Corsar
Courtenay
Calcutta
Juletrae
Ericksen Hiavie
Dronning Sophie
Peterson
Briatel
Eng
A L Stewart
Grane
Deutschland
Fe Larkin
Carbarien
Julia Blake
St Dominage City
St Patrick
Bogart
Flora Condon
Cedar Keys
Rio de la Plata
McQuarie
Alice Bradshaw
Santora
Coloraba
Whitestone
Hart Island
Pathfinder
Bilbao
Hell Gate
Thurber
Kilboa
Bart Island
Icis Chancelor
Terry
Gorham
Nantucket
Palestine
Ilone
D Brittain
Martha Kinis
Lynn
Searaville
Hawthorn
Texas
Davis
Amboy
J D Ireland
West
Port Johsop
James M. Flanagan
Flanagan
Sarah Wooster
Dolliver
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Global ship movement log from multiple ports
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Maritime Trade Listings From 19th Century Steamers
Shipping notices detail vessels including the British Empire Enchanter Fannie Pike Colon City of Merida and City of New York with routes from Liverpool Philadelphia Kingston Kingston Jamaica Rosario New York Havana Havana Santiago de Cuba and Boston noting dates March 6 March 20 and March 23 near Sandy Hook and Megunticook Hemingway.
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