Ships Enter and Sail at Harbor Morning Almanac
On Saturday March 20, ship news lists arrivals including Steamer Dorchester from Baltimore via Norfolk, Steamer Orion from Norfolk, Steamer H M Whitney from New York, Steamer Penobscot from Winterport, Steamer Tremont from Portland, and others to various destinations. Vessels also sailed outbound such as Ripon City to Fernandina and was followed by multiple brigs and tugs departing with diverse cargoes and barges toward Philadelphia Norfolk and Gloucester with several tows and new John Wise to Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Parker
Baltimore
Norfolk
A. M. Graham
Orion
Smith
H. M. Whitney
Hallett
New York
Penobscot
Ingraham
Winterport
Tremont
Blanchard
Portland
City of Gloucester
Godfrey
Gloucester
Honey Brook
Durkee
Port Johnson
Ripon City
Fernandina
Highland Light
Norseman
Liverpool
Yarmouth
N. S
Lebanon
Excelsior
Glendower
Schuylkill
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Suffolk
Nobska
Hercules
Kohinoor
Beechwood
Gladiator
L. B. Gilchrist
Samuel E. Spring
Dudley Pray
Edgewater
N. Y
Herald
Sumner R. Mead
Navesink
Plymouth
Cc. R. R
Vesta
John Wise
New
Mabel I. Meyers
Sehooners Gypsum Prince
Sagua la Grande
Frank W. Howe
Brunswick
Arena
Windsor
John Rose
Marian
Lucy E. Friend
Luther A. Roby
Newport News
Berks
Frostburg
Lynn
Manhattan
Charles F. Mayer
Portsmouth
Shipping notices for Savannah line and transatlantic steamer
Shipping notices detail departures from Lewis Wharf with Thursday 3 PM sailing, freight cutoff 2:30 PM, connections via New York lines to New York and thence south to Georgia and Florida by rail routes. Agents listed in Boston address freight and passage. Also CAMEROMAN steamship from Liverpool discharging at Charlestown docks with 48 hour cargo storage on wharf and notice requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pavonia Scythia
CEP
Lonia
Catalonia Gallia
New York
England
Ireland
Scotland
State St
Alexander Martin
Spartan
Central Wharf
Philadelphia
Parthian
Charleston
Savannmrah
Wilmington
West
F. P. Wing
E. B. Sampson
Mgr
Fiske Bldg
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Texas
Arizona
New and
Old Mexico
Colorado
California
E. Currier
N. E
State Street
E.mawley
Broadway
Yarmouth Steamship Co
Lewis Wharf
FPF
New York & New England Railrouad
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Sound Lines
New Yor
Ocean Eeel, Company
Central Railroad of Georgia
Savannah
Piorida & Western
Floridantral & Peninsular Railways
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
Alabama
Louisiana
A. Dew. Sampson
Agt
C. Rh. R
Washington St
A. P
Cameroman
Liverpool
Hoosac Tunnel
Charlestown
Custom Horse
Warren & CO
Milk St
Boston Liquor Licenses Board Notices 1895
A long list from the Boston Liquor Licenses Board dated March 30 1895 announces applications for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors by multiple firms including JOHN J MAGEE & CO at Harrison Avenue, CHRISTOPHER C RYDER at Tremont and Dartmouth, and other victuallers wholesale dealers grocers druggists and clubs with details on premises and class of license.
Boston Liquor Licenses Listed at Various City Addresses
A 19th century notice lists applicants under the Public Statutes for sixth class druggist and innholder licenses in Boston. Names include Elks Club at 24 Hayward Place, Barnes & Dunklee at Boylston corner Clarendon, Knowlton at 1681 Washington and 6 Worcester, Irving Note Co. at 207 Warren Avenue, Hitchcock at Tremont and West Brookline, Morris at 1411 Washington, Sheppard & Co. at 1129 Washington and 94 Dover, Webster & Griffin at 68 Warren Avenue and 27 Clarendon, Burwell at 176 Boylston, Parker at 232 Tremont and 77 Eliot, Simmons at 996 and 998 Washington, Coombs at 276 Massachusetts, Dyer at 364 Hanover, Nowell at 136 Stamford, Church & Co. at Court and Howard, Dexter at 166 Court and Bulfinch, Hill at 73 Green and 61 Stamford, Countie at 27 and 29 Charles, Robbins at 779 Washington, Packard at 41 Broadway Extension, and Bradbury at 687 Washington. Boston Clerk Thomas Ryan signs.
Licenses Sought For Boston Alcohol Dealers Clubs Grocers
Boston on March 20 1895 lists numerous applications under the Public Statutes for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors. Names include Howard K. Leland George E. Poland Eu G Gr instead of full OCR text. WILLIAM D. Wheeler with sixth class license. Boston Athletic Association officers. Al Gonquin Club. University Club. Typographical Club. Grant Literary Club. Town Club. John W Patch. Robert Fabery. Hunt & Robbins. Noel W Stiles. Frank O Guild. Walter Conwell Jr. Fred M Kennison. W Gray. Herbert M Hutchinson Frank M Lyon. Christian and Mary Anderson. Eugene and Mary Clifford. Amos Barnes John W Dunklee Charles H Greenleaf. C H Greenleaf & Co. Eugene Clifford & Co. innholders and hotel Vendome group at Commonwealth Avenue and Dartmouth Street. THOMAS RYAN Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John G. Godding
Levi Tower, JR
J. G
Edward C. Boyden
Ashel Boyden & Son
Myrtle
Joy Streets
Thomas Ryan
William H. Knight
Court
Hanover Streets
Henry Cline
Hayward Place
S. S. Pierce CO
Wallace L. Pierce
Huntington Avenue
Dartmouth Street
Gustavus A
Jonathan L
J. Linfield Damon, Jr
G. A
J. L. Damon
Boylston Street
Church Street
Providence Street
Thorndike
Lewis Stern
Charles W. Gates
Henry S. Kaliske
Maurice Stern
Hartford Bottling CO
Harcourt Street
Carl
Adele Vossler
Carl Vossler & Cqo
Vossler
Carl -Vossler & Co
Hotel Vossler
Ariel T. Luscomb
Tremont Street
Elks Club
James B. G. McElroy
Amos Barnes
John W. Dunklee
Barnes & Dunklee
Boylston
Clarendon Streets
Brunswick
Irving Note
Rufus H. King
Irving Note & CO
Warren Avenue
George C. Webster
Lyman W. Griffin
S. Webster & CO
Clarendon Street
George Burwell
Carver Street
Charles E. Coombs
Massachusetts Avenue
Frank P. Dyer
Hanover Street
Tileston Street
William F. Nowell
Stamford Street
Charles J. Countie
Charles Street
H. Powers Robbins
Washington Street
Hollis Street
George H. Packard
Broadway
Benjamin F. Bradbury
Howard K. Leland
George E. Poland
Eugene Grindell
T. Dexter Johnson CO
William D. Wheeler
Boston Athletic Association
Henry Parkman
Exeter Street
Blagden Street
Algonquin Club
C. H. Betteley
Commonwealth Avenue
University Club
Francis H. Appleton
House Committee
Beacon Street
John N. Whittem
Bosworth Street
Grant Literary Club
William H. Hardy
Pleasant Street
Herbert H. Gage
Boylstom Street
John W. Patch
Washington
Camden Streets
Robert Fabery
William B. Hunt
George
Robbins
William B. Hunt & Co
Eliot Streets
Noel W. Stiles
Church Streets
Frank O. Guild
Walter L. Conwell, JR
Shawmut Avenue
Fred M. Kennison
East Brookline Street
Harrison Avenue
Robert W. Gray
Herbert M. Hutchinson
Frank M. Lyon
Hutchinson & Coo
Hanson Street
Christian
Mary Anderson
Christian Anderson & CO
Eugene
Mary Clifford
Eugene Clifford
Charles H. Greenleaf
C. H
John W
Mary Reb. Fraser
John W. Fraser & CO
Hanover
Cross Streets
Charles A. Gleason
Fred H. Young
Charles A
Allen C. Jones
Charles A. Jones & C
Fleet Streets
Boston Public Statutes liquor licenses sweep over multiple premises
Notice records applications under Chapter 100 for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in Boston. Applicants include Maurice F Casey & Co at 90 West Dedham Street as wholesale fourth class dealers and victuallers at two rooms. Henry & Boles at 489% and 491 Tremont Street. Kilday & Coyne at 70 and 72 Lenox Street. many druggists and victuallers listed with addresses across Tremont, Commercial, Beacon, Columbus, Shawmut, Endicott, Stillman streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Daniel C
Jennie F. Galvan
Daniel C. Galvan & CO
West
Canton Street
Thomas Ryan
Jeannie F. Galvan
Daniel C. Galyvan & CO
Thomas O'Connor
Joseph Walsh
O'Connor
Thomas O’connor
Charles H. Hitchcock
E. T. Leach & CO
Tremont
West Brookline Streets
Samuel A. D. Sheppard
Henry Thacher
S. A. D. Sheppard & CO
Washington
Dover Streets
Maurice F
Marta B. Casey
Maurice F. Casey & CO
West Dedham Street
Maria KN. Casey
John J. Henry
Thomas J. Boles
Henry & Boles
Tremont Street
Berkeley Street
Patrick F. Kilday
Catharine Coyne
Kilday & Coyne
Lenox Street
Harlow EF. Woodward
Bosworth
Bromfield Streets
John Maloney
Mary Callanan
Commercial Street
James B. Colton
Jorge H. Vargas
Vargas & CO
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Netto
Frank E. Wingate
Shawmut Avenue
William H. Pierce
Union Park Street
David R. O'Lalor
Compton Streets
Everett G. Priest
Washington Street
Chauncy E. Hubbell
Robert C. McGowan
Hubbell & McGowan
Walter E. Nichols
Chandler
Dartmouth Streets
Charles A. Baylett
Berkeley Streets
Charles 8. Hart
Bowdoin Square
Revere House
Luther L. Jenkins
Leverett Street
Minot Street
Charles A. Clough
Prank W. Shackley
Clough & Shackley
Beacon
Charles Streets
Thomas McCormick
Daniel S. Ryan
Michael J. Laundrigan
Thomas McCormick & CO
Clark Streets
Thomas Meccormick
Daniel
Ryan
Timothy G. Daly
Dennis J. Lewis
T. G. Daly & CO
Commercial
Hanover Streets
Enrico
Vincenzo Tassinari
Enrico Tassinari & Son
Cross Street
Israel
Leah Goldstean
Israel Goldstean & CO
Endicott
Stillman Streets
Edward
Catherine O'Donnell
James O'Donnell & CO
James O'Donnell
John F
Margar Perry
John F. Perry & CO
Hanover
Licenses Sought for Multiple Boston Liquor Dealers
Public notices list numerous applicants and firms as victuallers and wholesale dealers of the fourth and first classes in Boston addresses including 31 School street 48 Temple place Huntington avenue Exeter street 535 Boylston 210 Clarendon streets 44 Harrison avenue 44 Beach street 877 first floor 48 50 Washington 118 120 122 Hanover streets 879 Hanover street 175 Endicott 102 104 North Margin streets 159 Endicott 25 Thacher streets 259 Friend Street 250 Friend street 200 Friend street 282 286 288 Friend streets and 109 111 Causeway streets. Seeks licenses to sell intoxicating liquors under various classes as druggists, victuallers, and wholesale dealers. March 30 1895 and March 30 1885 dates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John P. T. Percival
Percival & Tilden
School Street
Ryan
John S. Badger
John ¢C.loud
Edwin P. Burleigh
Melvin
F. S. Risteen & CO
Huntington Avenue
Exeter Street
Copley Square
Thomas Ryan
T. Metcalf CO
Frank C. Montgomery
Boylston
Clarendon Streets
Charles P. Jaynes
Henry W. Porter
C. P
Endicott
North Margin
John F
Margaret Perry
John F. Perry & CO
Hanover
Commercial Streets
Magan
Patrick
David A. Collins
P. Collins & CO
Fleet
Garden Court Streets
Charles
Hannah Williams
Charles Williams & CO
Fleet Street
John H
Thomas E. McGeer
John H. McGee & CO
Friend Street
Gilbert
William G. Brousseau, JR
G. Brousseau & CO
Edward L. H. Dow
Frank L. Wood
Edward L. H. Dow & CO
Friend
Causeway Streets
Boston License Notices Under Public Statutes 1898
Notices filed in Boston listing applicants for victuallers innholders and grocers licenses, wholesale liquor permits, and druggist licenses across multiple addresses including Hanover, Commercial, Dartmouth, Massachu setts avenue, Huntington avenue, Blagden street and Tremont street. Officers report applications by Gleason Co., Jones Co., Collins Co., Clifford Co., Ryan Co., Hugo Co., and others.
Insolvency Notice for Boston Pedlar Philip Davison
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Insolvency Messenger's Notice in Suffolk. Warrant issued by Court of Insolvency against Philip Davison of Boston. Debtor forbidden to receive or transfer property. Creditors meet April 26, 1895 at 2 pm in Court House Pemberton Square Boston to prove debts and appoint assignees. Robt E Maguire Deputy Sheriff Messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Boston
Philip Davison
Pedler
Court House
Pemberton Square
Robert E. Maguire
John A. DE Mar
Insolvency Notice for John A. De Mar of Boston
A warrant in insolvency is issued against the estate of John A. De Mar, florist of Boston. Creditors must prove debts and may appoint assignees at a meeting on April 12, 1895, at two o'clock in the afternoon at the Court House, Pemberton Square, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Public Institutions
Beacon St
Boston
Thos. L. Jenks
Petition for building objections posted by Boston Inspector
The City of Boston Office of the Inspector of Buildings orders ten days notice to all interested parties on the foregoing petition. Objections may be filed in writing with the inspector. Notice to be published in the Poston Post. Per order of the Inspector John S. Damrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Boston
Dorchester Avenue
Ward
I. H. McDonald
Dorchester Ave
Old State House
Poston Post
John 8S
Damrell
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Charles H. Dexter
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James W. H. Hill
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Stamford Streets
Alexander H. Wood
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Wood, Pollard
Thomas E. McGee
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Hugh F. Cannon
James A. Cannon & CO
Thacher Streets
Mary E. Fraser
Octave
Eugene Brogi
Octave Brogi
Susan Burke
Patrick Burke & CO
Emery Souther
Green Street
Marie Louise Mieusset
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Lincoln Streets
Edgar R. Kimball
Cambridge Street
Daniel J
Margaret A. Mahoney
Daniel J. Mahoney & CO
TP. Collins & CO
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James E
Belle M. Ryan
James E. Ryan & CO
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George B. Hugo & CO
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Office Square
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Massachusetts
Ben J. F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
B. Trull
WM. B. Turner
Alpheus M. Stetson
Kilby Street
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