Boston Memoir: April Deaths and Memorial Day Parades
The item lists 930 deaths in Boston in April from pneumonia. It notes the Boston Light Infantry Veteran corps will parade with post 2 in South Boston on Memorial Day. It mentions the Sullivan Bros auctioning brick house No. 47 Buckingham Street for $5100 to H. Fellows. It records the Suburban Press association annual reunion at the Vendome on Monday afternoon. Dr. George P. Bartlett of Woburn is appointed as a member of the pensioners examiners board. Tulips and hyacinths are displayed on state house terraces and near Granary burying ground. The Willard Dalrymple estate is appraised at $284,395.89 with $133,613.89 personal and $104,782 real estate. A meeting of Fruit Exchange subscribers is planned in the Fruit Dealers’ association rooms at 2 PM today. Gamaliel Bradford will lecture at the Y M C A Saturday evening on Causes and Prospects of War between Russia and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Light Infantry Veteran Corps
Post 2
South Boston
Sullivan Bros
Buckingham Street
H. Fellows
George P. Bartlett
Woburn
Board of Examiners of Pensioners
State House
Willard Dalrymple
New Fruit Exchange
Fruit Dealers’ Association
Gamaliel Bradford
Young Mens’ Christian Association
Russia
England
Metro Cafe Offers Home Comforts in First Class Setting
The Metro Cafe advertises a comfortable notel style with homey amenities and full first class conveniences. A regular six o’clock dinner is noted, highlighting a structured schedule and meal options for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metro Eee
Obituary notes include Otter and Donager Emma death dates
A terse roll of late 19th century figures reports deaths across several regions. Names include ex congressman Allen Otter, Lieut Tilly leader of Cameroons expedition, Queen Emma of the Sandwich Islands, Capt James Nichols, Paul Bremond, Roland Litchfield, Francis J Moore, Jacob Robbins, Benjamin Franklin Reinhart and others. Notable ages, professions, and ties to cities such as Nalama Michigan Houston Galveston Cambridge Lowell and Philadelphia are noted alongside brief biographical details and career highlights.
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Ekx
Allen Otter
Nalama
Mich
Mays
Tilly
Cameroons
Africa
Alan Franc
Honolulu
Donager Emma
Sandwich Flunds
James Nichols
Bristol
Paul Bremond
Houston, Hast and West Narrow Gauge Railway Company
Galveston
Tex
Roland Litchfield
Cambridge
Mr. Litchfield
Francis J. Moore
JF. L. Moore & Co
Boston
Windham
Washington Street
Sudbury Street
Jacob Robbins
Lowell
James C. Ayer
Lowell Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Boston Custom House
Thomas Russell
Benjamin Franklin Reinhart
Philadelphia
Charles
Reinhart
National Academy
England
Princess of Wales
Achess of Newcastle
Countess of
Portsmouth
Vane Mee
Lord Brougham
John Philip
R. A
Thomas Carlyle
Lord Tennyson
Mark Lemon
New York
Mr. Reinhart
Justice Daly
Charles O’conor
Marcy
George M. Dallas
President Buchanan
Edwin M. Stanton
Gen. Scott
Chase
McElvaine and
Polk
J. C. Breckinridge
Stephen A. Douglas
Samuel Houston
Cleopatra
London
Egypt
Washington
Arnold
Young Franklin
Sir Walter Keith
Gen. Greene
Charleston
Navy unit changes signal Portsmouth harbor shifts
Lieut J R White USMC detached from torpedo station at Newport to report for duty Thursday. Detachment of marines and sailors who left for Aspinwall expected back in a few days. Yard and docks department employees suspended Friday evening until next month, with more suspensions likely today. Wood preserving department to be inspected today by a special board appointed by Secretary Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. White
Newport
Aspinwall
Whitney
Pomeoy Case Continued In Municipal Court
In municipal court on Friday the case of Joseph J. Pomeoy charged with murderous assault on his wife Margaret T. Pomeoy was continued to May 22. Bail was reduced from 25000 to 12000.
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Margaret T. Pomeoy
Weather Summary for New England and Mid Atlantic
Local rains and cloudy conditions prevail in New England with variable winds and steady temperatures. The Middle Atlantic reports showers and partly cloudy skies then fair weather with variable winds shifting westward and a slight rise in temperature. The Lower Lake region sees local rain and partly cloudy skies followed by fair weather with southwest to northwest winds and steady temperatures. Cautionary signals extend from Smithville to Boston.
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New England States
Middle Atlantic
Lower Lake Region
Smithville
Boston
Corn Cultivation and Profit in the American Field
An 19th century field guide to Indian corn details its U S adaptability and vast production growth from 1870 to 1880, ideal soils, seed selection, soil preparation, tillage, and fertilization. It explains planting methods, spacing, harvest timing, and practical threshing aids, stressing soil depth, moisture, and nutrient renewal for maximum yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Wolff
Washington Letter on White House Decollete Dress Etiquette
The Boston Courier recalls that during the Grant era wives of officials wore low necklines at receptions by gaslight. Mrs. Hayes alone curbed such styles, encouraging modest necklines, while other guests and prominent women often wore decollate gowns at state dinners and early receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston Courier
Don Cameron
Gen. Sherman
Rachel
Arthur
White House
Mrs. Hayes
Haves
Grant
Hayes
Robeson
Navy
Senator Sherman
Paris Ball at Hôtel de Ville Amid Quiet Charity Facade
A Paris letter describes the Hotel de Ville ball as proper but not fashionable with tickets at half price after midnight. Dukes, duchesses, and charity goers mingled amid stark walls and Edison-style lights, while few diplomats attended and displays of wealth contrasted with visible poverty. dancing persisted in the Salle des Fetes as salons were mostly empty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
Hotel de Ville
Faubourg
Edison
Garde Republicaine
Zolo
France
Beauty and money drive Langtry’s rise in New York tea estate
The Philadelphia Times notes Mrs Langtry has added $10 000 to her New York tea venture, bringing total investment to $185 000. It argues beauty and advertising fuel wealth, social access, and fame, while talent and modesty remain secondary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philadelphia Times
Mrs. Langtry
Higher cost of living signals strong national prosperity
The Philadelphia Call argues Americans enjoy high living costs as proof of health and intelligence, noting living standards reflect earnings and debt repayment since 1865. It estimates annual national wealth at about 10 billion dollars plus another 10 billion in business capacity, equating to roughly 400 dollars per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hoyal Flush Indeed at Poker Table
In Pittsburg a hard edged poker veteran faced a stunning maiden with a hand that could not win by Hoyle. He still pushed the pot to her after a pause, claiming her two pairs beat his three of a kind because her “pair of aces” and “pair of eyes” made tears that outmatched a royal flush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Hoyle
Teaching Americans to Make Coffee Is Duty of All
A satirical call urges evangelists to travel nationwide and urge proper coffee brewing. It condemns boiling coffee and advocates smashing unstrained pots as a public offense. Bond's Extract is praised as reliable relief from pain amid warnings against imitations.
Swiss Concentrated Milk touted as ideal infant food
An article promotes a pure unsweetened Swiss milk concentrate as a safe, nutritious substitute for mothers milk. Dr W K Dyer of Boston describes its development, digestion similar to milk, bactericidal processing, glass packaging, and claims of broad use for infants, invalids, dyspeptics, and voyages.
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W. K. Dyer
Boylston Street
Boston
New York
Dyer
Havin
United States
Europe
America
England
Moonshiner Betty Smith Shown In Nashville Arrests
The Atlanta Constitution reports Betty Smith of Fentress County a 21 year old beauty who ran a blind tiger for years. Patrons drop a dime on a word in a drawer to receive beer or liquor. She remains in charge under a deputy marshal as authorities pursue charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Constitution
Nashville
Betty Smith
Fentress County
Betty
Miss Betty
Marriage by Officials Ends in Mix Up at Bellwood
In Bellwood Minnesota a local paper recounts attempting to perform a wedding ceremony in house fashion. The officiants forgot essential wording and admitted they erred during the rite. They urged guests to remain solemn as they completed the ceremony with mixed success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellwood
Minn
Sol
Commencement Week Announcements at Lasell Seminary
Lasell Seminary Auburndale announces June 10 address by Mrs. J. C. Croly of New York and a June 14 baccalaureate sermon by Henry B Ridgaway D D with a June 17 commencement address by Rev Edward Everett Hale. A Wakefield town meeting May 18 seeks to rescind the selectmen’s night watchman vote and review fish commission funding while urging John A Maloney’s night watchman appointment on his old route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasell Seminary
Auburndale
Mass
J. C. Croly
Jennie June
New York City
Henry B. Ridgaway
D. D
Northwestern University
Evanston
Edward Everett Hale
Boston
Wakefield
John F. Whitney
Orrin Stone
John A. Maloney
Tremont Temple
EB. J. Haynes
J. M. English
B. Y. M. C. Axton
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Henry Paris
Wm. B. Hovey
B. A. Robinson
John F. Ward
Wm. H. Baldwin
SAILING OF THE OCEAN STEAM HS OCEAN STEAMERS TO ARRIVE
Ocean steamers are scheduled to arrive soon as harbor officials announce the sailing of the Ocean Steam HS fleet. Multiple vessels are listed for imminent docking with expected passenger and cargo service resumes. Reports indicate timetable alignments with harbor authorities and port facilities confirmations.
Maritime Trade and Voyage Log From Boston Port Records
Arrivals include Steamer Alpha bound for J G Hall & Co in Bangor and Steamer Star of the East delivering mdse to H Hyde. Vessels reporting routes through Ombay Straits and Cape of Good Hope with mentions of hurricane near Mauritius and varying trades. Multiple brigs and schooners listed with destinations from Barbadoes to Portland, plus steamers cleared to Liverpool, London, Port Antonio and Baltimore.
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Alpha Bo
Stanwood
Yarmouth
J G Hall & Co
Eas Penobscot
Koix
Bangor
Jamesattlefield
Star of the East
Collins
Bath
H Hyde
John Brooks
Snowman
Portland
Charles F Williams
Longfellow Smith
Provincetown
George A Chafee
Proctor
Gloucester
Jupiter
Stolpe
Iloilo
Atlantic
St Helena
Florida
Chesapeae Bay
Eliezer
Gunnersen
Barbadoes
Roma
Faulkner
George W Fennimore
Philadelphia
Magee
Cardenas
Kepnard
New York
Downing
Trinidad
Mussells
Clementsport
Harry
Barry Smith
Norfolk
Jacob Reed
Nickerson
Baltimore
Helen A Chase Adams
Florence P Hall
Kelly
South Amboy
Hull
East Foguy
Cape Cod
Fl H Flyde
Charles & Williams
Maritime Shipping News From New England Ports and Sailed Vessels
From Vineyard Haven to Portland and beyond, a roster of schooners and steamers sailed and listed destinations. Names include Sherman, Chadwick, Foye Kelley, and many others with ports like Philadelphia Lynn Boston New York Rockland and Portland. Several vessels report fishing and cargo routes with dates May 6 7 and 7th, noting divers failing to locate a leak on Sir Grace Cushing.
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Vineyard Haven
James Ford
Nickerson
Sherman
Higgins
Baltimore
Boston
Standard
Bennett
Philadelphia
Lynn
Nellie V Rokes
Thompson
Bucksville
Winterport
Maggie J Chadwick
Orr
Portland
Wm H Foye
Kelley
James A Stetson
Harding
Cohasset
Ellsworth
Bonsey
Sir Grace Cushing
Wiscasset
L Sturgis
Pushard
Kate Lilly
Lewis
Minstrel
Coffin
Calais
Freddie Eaton
Aylward
F A Pike
Norwood
Abbie Ingalls
Ingalls
New York
May Queen
Moon
Sullivan
Ware
Hinckley
Aderson
Etta
Smith
Yarmouth
Etta Frances
Torrey
Rockland
E M Branscomb
Young
Hilsworth
Lincoln
Wilson
Cherryfield
Marcia Bailey
Wass
Cape Ann
Carpenter
Hancock
Diana
Machias
Northern Light
Look
Clement
Woodwater
Prescott
Clarkwood
St John
Maud S. Strout
Millbridge
Keetwing
Johnson
Veto
Icis
W Ellis
Ferguson
Carvers Harbor
Cable Despatches From Various Ports
Shipping notices list vessels sailing or sailing dates from Buenos Ayres Hamburg Payson Liverpool Montevideo River Plate and Rio Grande do Sul with bark Weldon J H Masters Sarah Chambers Scottish Chief Bessie Simpson Water Witch and brig Water Witch Granger.
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Buenos Ayres
TK Weldon
Barbadoes
J H Masters
Crossley
Newark
Hamburg
Sarah Chambers
Carter
New York
Veronica
Payson
Liverpool
Doran
Portlan
Montevideo
Bessie Simpson
Bradford
River Plate
Rio Grande Do Sul
WaterWitch Granger
Whaler Reports From Barbadoes and New England Regions
Letters from Captain Curren of the whaling brig D A Small report her at Mariegahiant WI on April 12 with 80 barrels of pick oil. The crew of Ellen Rizpah Dunham, Quickstep Mrrston, Agate Rich and Mary G Curren Dyer are in Provincetown with varying oil stores. The fleet planned a June touch at Eustacia for letters after leaving Barbadoes April 13 and sailing to St Lucia and Provincetown activities.
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Barbadoes
Arsch Aurora
Reynolds
St Lucia
Provincetown
Mass
Curren
D A Small
Mariegahiant
Eustacia
Shipping notices from Atlantic voyage list
Spoke vessel Bark Norden from St Vincent to Quebec on April 28 eight miles south of Cape Ray. Emily E Johnson sailing from Baltimore to Port Morant May 4 off Hatteras. Mary Sprague from St Thomas to Boston May 6 at 35 44 72 55, all well. Lewis Ehrman Collison from Barbados to Philadelphia May 5 at lat 33 56 lon 74 33. Hattie Godfrey Strout from Brunswick Ga to Millbridge May 7 off Georges Island.
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Taylor Dickson
Lake
Pernambuco
Joequinza’ Gardner
George Peake
McDonald
Bordeaux
Orig Edith
McRae
Plymouth
Zara
Mestahen
Liverpool
Peemerara
Lillian
Shreve
New York
Sch
Minnie & Gussie
Reach
Barbadoes
Ac Ate
Eiche
Foster New York
Ella M Watt
Stevens
Trinidad
Georgetown
PEI
New Era
Parker
E. Hiavana
aAr
Amethyst
Bennington
Valencia
Santamarina
Niceto
Argaste
Mignon
Colcord
Cardenas
Hopper
Gronqvist
Falmouth
Newport
Curtis
Doris Eckhoff
Brandt
Delaware
Hingston
Playfair
Martin
Belize
Castleton
Colon
Arden
Delta
Crowell
Henry
New Orleans
Schs Nettie Shipman
Hudson
Hampton Roads
Pedro Cay
Addie G Bryant
Stubbs
Mobile
Laguayra
Jones
Porto Cabello
Lucea Ja
Crown Point
Garvin
Robert Byron
Woodbury
Port Antonio
Mabel Gray
Nagabag
Concordia
Rollo
Glasgow
Montreal
Brooklyn
Dare
Indian Cove
Rio Janeiro
Solvang
Stovathsen
Aracaju
United States
St Thomas
Ee. McKay
Antilla
Turkisland
Manzanilla
Godfrey
Guudaloupe
Porto Rico
Commerce
Chase
Wanbun
Welch
Halifax
Clara Leavitt
Lampard
Addie Schlaefer
Deacon
Cayenne
Finance
Mandeli
Newport News
Janeiro
Augustine Kobbe
Costigan
Buenos Airee
Idis
Martinique
Lowell
Nettie Wells
Ware
Mamoine
Leach
W G Sargent
Melvin
Hill Une
Lucia
Brigida Maud
Davidson
Carrie E Wookbury
Bryant
Sagua
Bark Hancock
Eaton
Philadelphia
Orrie
Drisko
Jago—lIn
Chasseur
Johannesson
Hatteras
Mary B Judge
Norwood
Sabina
Urquhart
Royal Arcanum
Gould
Druid
Odell
Hyena
Gardiner
Zaza
Anibal
Ferrer
Bark Norden
Aanonsen
St Vincent
CVI
Quebec
Cape Ray
Emily E Johnson
Paul
Baltimore
Port Morant
Mary Sprague
Matthews
Boston
Lewis Ehrman Collison
Lon
Sir Hattie Godfrey Strout
Brunswick
Millbridge
Georges Island
Dutch Island Harbor
Grecian Bend
Layton
Darien
Hantsport
Gaskill
Beverly
Whuildin
Ferris
Carrie Belle Seavey
Richmond
Wilmington
Eastport
Providence
Iver
A F Howe
Ellis
William R Huston
Chadwick
Newes News
Wiliam Mason
Kelley
E Low
Lampher
Fernandina
aAr Iti
Benjamin B
Church Kelley
Worfolk Wa
John F Kranz
Peak
G Cranmer
Walton
Robert Morgan
Crossley
George Fry
Hall
Sallie KE Ludiam
Johns Hopkins
Kent
Page Maven
J Paine
Higgins
Newark
New Bedford
Harriet Thomas
Wilbur
New London
Mary F Corson
Williams
Jacksonville
New Y York
Sarah
Larsen
Axel
Hogstraw
John Roberts
Thomas
Port Spain
Martin L.smith
Charleston
Margaret
McPherson
Calcutta
Johan Keppler
von Oppen
Trieste
Crabbe
Baracoa
Leonora
Storm Petrel
Ellsworth
Chase Raymond
Ney
Fall River
Wistler
Taunton
Bergenland
Antwerp
State of Pennsylvania
City of San Antonio
Wilder
Woodland
Nickels
Republic
Irving
Hecla
Thompson
Stettin
Stamford
Ethiora
Wilson
Etruria
Cook
Liver
Nacoochee
Ampton
Savannah
Gottardo
Mediterranean
Scholton
Vis
Rotterdam
Warwick
Labbett
Avonmouth
Miranda
Bindon
St Johns
Glenfilas
Flynn
Parks America
Ferran
Marseilles
Golden Fieece
Armstrong
Vesuvius
Eldridge
Pensacola
Wallace
McCormack
Sagzuala Grande
Mary J Reed
Warren
Martino Cilento
Laura
Edith
Turner
St Pierre
Louisa Coipel
Yarmouth
Nettie Bruce
Somerville
St John
Annie A Booth
Bayles
Pearl
Willey
Fannie Flint
Flushing Bay
Hart Island Roads
Architect
West Indies
Wheeler
Lucy P Miller Galt
Aspinwall
Port Eads
Wanderer
E B Ward,Jr
Atilla
Flowergate
Rouen
Estaban de Antumano
Vera Cruz
Mark Sansone
Salerno
Manhattan
West Point
Seneca
Walker
Maggie G Hart
Nickerson
Atanzas
Norman
Mark Skobeleff
Matanzas
Charles O.davis
Thomas Boog
George Tauiane
Theissing
Commonwealth
van Ewk
Fannie
Grumley
Barks Christina
Whitter
Assunita D
Casaccia
Angelia
Mitchell
Elweon Burton
Jarvis
Havana
Kensett
John G Schmidt
Vangilder
Gaie
Montgomery
Norwich
Louisa Frazier
Viden
J J Little
Gandy
Bath
S L Simmons
Allen
B R Woodside
Reed
Virginia
Reading
Smith
Lincoln
Gladulich
Palermo
Snow Queen
McKenzie
London
Minerva
Gibraltar
Consigliere
Dublin
Flora Goodale
Davis
Odorilla
Holland
Bertha Warner
Laithwaite Cardenas
J W Foster
Robinson
Allen Green
Mary Standish
J C Cottingham
Bishop
Hi Trickey Kelley
Dover
R H Rathbun
Emily Raymore
A P Nowell
Wharton
Braintree
Adele Trader
Fidler
Pawtucket
HR Sturgis
Spear
Portsmouth
Arecuna
Warren Hall
Sorehead City
Cairo
Queenstown
Cienfuegos
British Crown
South Cambria
St Jago
Joe Agnes
Rio Marina
Sci Anita
Smaill
Lei Amici
Garibaldi
Forth Amboy
Annie E Moore
Sacket
Rich
Salmon Washburn
Keefe
Emma
Portland
Long Emma
Smithb
Phiadelphia
Annie B Price
Nightingale
David Sprague
Titus
Westport
Willie Seavey
Brier Island
M Sewall
Duncan
Hampden
James Henry
Monroe
Rockport
M Gilmor
Teal
Land
Louisa Frances
Thorndike
Frank Warrior
Babbage
Deer Isle
Shepsidess
McFarland
Damariscotta
T J Beckett
Marshal
Hallowell
Orizon
Alfala
Thurston
M L Crockett
Ida
Strout
Jerusha Baker
Machias
A Hammond
Gilpatrick
Wee
W Ellis
Ferguson
Port
Brigadier
Cousins
Nova Scotia
Wyanoke
Alice Borda
Dukes
Kennebec
S S. Taylor
New Haven
Salem
Enterprise
South Amboy
Nellie S Gerald
Ludlow
Stonington
Ellas Runyon
Port Johnson
Louzont
Calais
San Francisco
Clan McFarlane
Ewen
Aldborough
Trunk
Clan Robertson
Berkshire
Phillips
A Denike
Bohannan
Gate City
Hedge
Clara
Voss
Lonon
Washington
Carolina O'Neal
Hartford
Fishermen and Fleet News From New England Ports
Vineyard Haven ship James A Stet son arrived leaking after striking Shovelrul Shoal Nantucket Shoals. She heads to New Bedford for repairs. Gloucester fleet totals 195 sail with Gloucester 25 Portland 11 Siston 9 Boothbay 60 others 18. Many vessels have not paid their way yet the season’s catch is unusually large beyond the early arrivals and stock outlooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Mass
James A Stetson
Cohasset
Harding
Shovelrul Shoal
Nantucket Shoals
New Bedford
Gloucester
Portland
Siston
Boothbay
Shipping items and arrivals in early May near Atlantic ports
Reports from Kennebec and Baltimore note Charles H Morse ashore at oe ya Sound on the fourth, arriving in Baltimore on the seventh. Galveston May 3 records Reliable bringing about 100 sacks of coffee from the wreck of Clementine. May 4 Chancellor to be inspected by a diver for hull damage. El Dorado Hawthorne left New Orleans May 2, reached New York May 7 in 4 days 21 hours 26 minutes. Annie McNairn from Brunswick bound for Liverpool was distressed at St Thomas and sold for about 700 dollars. Gler Nor chartered to forward cargo for 850 pounds. Annie McNairn to repair and sail home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H Morse
Kennebec
Oe Ya Sound
Baltimore
Galveston
Reliable
Clementine
Ger
New Orleans
Chancellor
el Dorado
Hawthorne
New York
Annie McNairn
Brunswick
Liverpool
St Thomas
Gler
Nor
Shipping News Dispatches From Ports and Distress
Reports from Queenstown to New York describe vessels leaking ashore damaged by gales and ice, multiple steamers and brigs sighted unloading, being wrecked or abandoned, and crews saved or consigned to port. Notable entries include Queenstown bound Bark Alphia and Liverpool steamer Northbrook and a sunken schooner near Highlands with dangerous water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenstown
Alphia
Liverpool
Quebec
New Orleans
Chancellor
Grand Grazier
Vineyard Haven
Williamsport
Hedge Fence Shoal
Martha Vineyard
New Dominion
St Johns
Barbadoes
Sir Annie May
Rio Grande Do Sul
Boston
Rio Janeiro
Mey
Northbrook
San Francisco
McLean
Fourchu
Halifax
Torbay
Snowdrop
New York
Harmonie
Pensacola
London
Lucille
Lawrence
Falmouth
Sch
Flyish Fisk (Br
Coles
Figueira
McCabe
Highlands
Seneca
Newport News
Centennial
Brooklyn
Hillsboro Bay
San
Lake Nepignuoh
Ports and ships listed sailing May operations across world routes
A dense log of ships and barks sailing in May from ports including Philadelphia New Orleans Antwerp Amsterdam New York Barcelona and more. Entries name vessels captains and destinations such as Parisian Reichwald Waldensian Bronstein Jerusalem and many others sailing to Philadelphia New York Montreal Dublin and other ports with dates from April 29 to May 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Brann
Teed
Philadelphia
Paris
Recaloux
New Orleans
Fiushing
Lynwood
Sinclair
Antwerp
Amsterdam
Elizabeth
Halberstadt
New York
Barrow
Clifton
Miramichi Barcelonia
Steamer Island
Skjodt
Cadiz
Dora
St Johns
Dilasgow
Waldensian
Boston
Jreenock
Orient
White
Quebec
Gibraltar
Bretwalda
Carpenter
Mediterranean
South Wales
Jones
Reaper
Albany
Porter
Japan
China
Hiull
Rothesay
Olsen
Mobile
Samserg
Camilla
Tellefsen
Pensacola
Olin
Frisia
Kopff
Havre
King
Hull
Southampton
Ems
Leist
Bremen
Natal
Ernstrom
Newark
St Helena
Neva
Clark
Calcutta
Lottie Beard
Marquand
New Bedford
Table Bay
aAr
Park Mendoza
Moore
San Francisco
Cavalier
Temertre
Olustee
Nickerson
Rinidad
Villaricos
Octavia
Domestic Pouts and Coastal Shipping Listings Across Ports
A dense maritime log shows vessels arriving and departing from ports including Alexandria Baltimore Boston Charleston and New York. It lists steamers sailings schooners brigs and barks with destinations such as New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Kingston along with dates May 7 8 and 6. The report notes multiple vessels cleared sailed and detained due to adverse winds and provides scattered crew and cargo mentions across numerous ships and routes.
Hotel Arrilyv Ais Names For New York Boston Guests
International Hotel hosts a list of guests including Averill of New York Sweet Glasgow Young Garrity Berntich Kelsh Lane Pomeroy Pray Waldron Garrity Smith Ellis Ayer White and Brown among others from New York Massachusetts Rhode Island and New Bedford with many staying at the Charleston or International Hotel venues during the period.
Names and addresses in a mixed city directory fragment
A fragmented list of personal names and addresses across multiple cities including Sherman Biourne EC Hawkes Marlboro J M Brown Brockton Oak Bluffs Haverhill New York Portsmouth Lowell Portland and others. The dense OCR reads as a roster of individuals with affiliations or residences, typical of a directory page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EC Hawkes
Marlboro
Kempton
Springfeld
Empton
Spe
H Ricker
Minneapolis
J M Brown
Brockton
Wilkey & Wf
Oak Bluffs
Gllman
Haverhill
Thompson
Mass
Burpee
New York
Cecoran
RC McKenzie
French
G Brown
Lawrence
Trade and firm listings across early 20th century cities
A dense ledger of banking and mercantile houses sorted by city, listing partners and firms in Atlanta Baltimore Bloomington Cedar Rapids Charlotte Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Columbus Dallas Detroit Evansville Galveston Kansas City Keokuk Lebanon Louisville Macon Memphis Minneapolis Montgomery Nashville Ottumwa Peoria Pittsburg Philadelphia Port Henry Quincy Richmond St Louis St Paul St Joseph Toledo Troy Wilkes Barre York with names such as W S Everett M C and J F Kisar Co Draper Moore Co A Young Baruch Wittkowsky Baruch Selz Schwab Co A G Leonard Co C H Fargo Co H L Crane Boot & Shoe Co Laird & Ray C Gotzian Co Foot Schulzer Co C W Noyes Norman Co J 8 Seensewey Edgers Co Smith Simmons Peabody Wood Merrill Lowenstein Spahr Spahr Sons and others</S>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Everett
Kisar & Co
Draper
Draper,Moore & Co
Smith
Moore ,Marsh & Co
Baltimore
Young, Young,Kimmer & Diggs
Brun
Stevenson
Stevenson &Slingluff
Tre
Mad
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Bloomington
T Challis
D Smith & Co
Purlington
O Adams
A G Adams
Ads
Cedar Rapids
Gifford Gifford & Douglass
Charlotte
H Baruch
Wittkowsky & Baruch
Chiago
Farnum
Farnum & Co
Chicago
MacLauchlan
Selz Schwab & Co
Leonard
Leonard & Co
Cran
Fargo
Fargo & Co
Par
Cleveland
Childs
Groff & Co
Cincinnati
Crane
Crane Boot & Shoe Co
Laws
Durrell
Durrell Bros & Co
Hegermassacie
John B Hickman
Hickman, Taylor & Co
José Cutaiar
Columbus
O—S Huston
Millers & Huston
U .S
Dallas
Tex
J Newberger
Sanger Bros
Detroit
Mich
A McGraw
AC McGraw & Co
Evansville
Ind
Hinkle
Nisbet & Co
Geo L
Dixon
J L Mackey
Dixon, Mackey & Co
Galveston
Breath
Willis & Bro
Kansas City
Kendall
Kendall & Co
Craw Keokuk
Huiskamp
Huiskamp Bros
Lebanon
Tonn
J Goodbar
Goodbar & Co
Louisville
J Streng
Bamberger
Streng & Co
Keith
Neale
Keith & Barlow
John B Green
White Green
Huffaker
Lousville
Geo A Owen
J H Sutcliffe
Sutcliffe
Wingo
Eliott & Crump
Richmond
Putney
Putney & Co
St Louis
W Allen
Chaflin-Allen Shoe
Gauss
Gauss Boot & Shoe Co
U 8
St Paul
Foot & C
Henry
Foot
Schulzer Co
Am St Paul
Minn
Gotzian
Gotzian & Co
St Joseph
Noyes
Norman & Co
Toledo
Seensewey
Edgers & Co
Smith Smith
Simmons & Peabody
Troy
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Boston Post
Suburban Press Association
Navy Yard Notes
Opseavar’s Ormos
Liagnan Seavier
U. 8
A. Boston
M. P.M. Yyee i
Cotton-Bell Bulletina
Hain
Ccsescovssceselt
Cocevesecees O
Little Rock
Escsccrreeese
Meco
Aeaavveaaune
J.P. Slaughlin
War Department
Signal Service
Agriculture
Imee
Cevcee
Lear
N. Ass
Worfell
Washington, D. C
Argels
Horatio Harris & Co
Francie Renshaw & Co
BR L
Samuel Hatch & Co
Boots and Shoes
Lippincott, Son & Co
Hichards & Uc
California
Sam Francisco
Ousl
Belcher
Secesseosnee
Dale & Noorcrogs
Csecees
Best
Belcha
Nsvaio
Eves I Bodie
Lo Ophir
Eteseve
Ssvazs
Goa
Sera Nevada
Yellow Jacket
Aii
the Women OF Paris
Hoyal
Bond
Moorshiner Betty
Tyrian
Leghorn
Henderson Bros Pontiac
Messina
Phelps Bros & Co Addeck
Adams & Co Sothnia
Hi Brown & Cohicago Hull
Geo W Preston
Furness Lowbsornesee
Warren & Go
Phelps Bros & Co Independente
Apramburg
Alvo Foo
Secesses Gonaives Eutopa
Pim
Forwood & Co
Phelps Bros & Co
Ludgate Hill
Apt
Louis de Bepian Schiedam
Funch,Edve & Coder
Oeeveees Dremen
Qelrichs & Cothos
Arecibo
City
Inman
Andes
Pim, Forwood & Co
Denmark
FW J Furst Motovia
Sccose
Kunhardt & Co
W J Hurst Frida
Qelrichs & Co Vermanic
Itis Niagara
Jas E Ward & Co
State of
Nebraska
Baldwin & Co Furnessia
Henderson Bros St Germain
Ceeee
Ay Louis de Bebian Waesland
Wright & Sons Servia
Liverpoo
H Brown & Co
Nevada
Lon & Rhein
Sonels
Oerricks & Co Hammonia
Cean
Catalonia
H du Vernet Scandinavian
Atren & Co
Durham City
Pooeaan
Furness Samaria
Cecs
H du Vernet
Missouri
Soreae
Warren Scythia
H du
Henderson Bros Donau
Qeirichs & Co Wa Schoiten
Funch, Edge & Co
Nordian
Twerp
Wright & Sons
Abyssinia
Guion & Co Amerique
Henderson Bros Moravia
V & Browh & Co Helvetia
Funch
Edge & Co
Oder
Bergen
P Wright & Sons Schiédam
Louis de Bebian St Yermann
Encesa & Co Flammonia
Tiis Adriatic
Lil
Liverpool Gallia
HB Brown & Co O
Prevonia
Bremens
Oeirichs & Co
Great Britain
Ireland
Belgium
East Indies
British India
Rio de Janeiro
Sandwich Islands
Fiji Islands
Sydney
Nsw
New Zealand
Australia
Signiature Almanac
Ship News Record
Belgenland
Pieter de Coninck
City of Chicago
Polynesia
Hambay
Suevia
Auckland
City of Sydney
Scilly
Marenge
Cromarty
South Tyne
Lizard
Leerdam
Barcelona
Christobal Colon
Port OF
McKay
P H du Vernet
McRitchie
Henderson Brothers
Jesse H Freeman
Anderson
Seaverns & Co
Carrie
Anthony
Bear River
Bates & Seaman
British Eagle
Lavoche
Pictou
Marine Notes
Cape Haytien
Frank O McLane
Joan Cochrane
Cook Frank Willis
Massrs
Farnesworth
Hezeziah
Farwell
Merchants’ Exchange
Cence
New OK
Americus
Santerre
Rebec
Guillermo
s‘Demerara
Elma M Wright
Slocum
Sarah Carlin
Boudrot
Ton
Joseph Souther
Watts
Mary E Pennell
Daylight
Crocker
Vasco de Gama
Roch
Cameo
Neal
Ce City
Tobago
Beazley
Ueenstown
Adriatic
New St Hitts
Bermuda
Lapland
City of Washington
Antigua
Bark Journal
Hennessey
Curlew
Winchester
Kioto
Clapp
Ashantee
Meikle
Dinsmore
Shelburne
Clyde
Strum
MJ Brady
Harvey
Henry P Mason
Percy
E Robinson
Breen
M Davis
Trefry
Christina Redman
Rosario
McLeod Fulton
Pid
Thomas Fletcher
Bates
Bosse
Harry Buschman
Cottam
Shawmut
Small
Jura
Deal
Schs
Cora
St Kitts
Thos R Pillsbury
Pitcher
Phippsburg
Herbert
Ee John
Warren Adams
Demerara
Mary Lord
Ringleader
Leaman
Bahiasch
Alexandria
Relief
J H Mahoney
A Booth
Frostburg
Mills
William Woodward
Frank M McGear
Sharp
Chase Morse
Getchell
Alleghany
Taylor
McClellan
Snow
Dom Pedro II
Kecky Glen
Bray
Quantico
Thomas B Schail
Hitchins
Eleuthera
William D Marvel
Babbitt
Nathan Lawrence
Cotner
Grace D Chambers
Lane
Henry Sutton
Manson
Mabel Thomas
Horatio
Perry
Somerset
Orville
Horwits
Kelsey
Charles E Dame
Elect Light
Brunswick Ga
Chas Lawrence
Leaming
McKeak
F Baker
Neally
Julia
Martha
Hopps
Hooper
Palestine
Mary D Wilson
Cole
Clinkbard
Loduskia
Means
Nellie Eaton
Knowston
Abby L Dow
Carson
Mary E Webber
Hodgdon
Kingston
Hotel Arrilyv Ais
AW Walker
Eric
LS Finlay
G Goette
D K Jewell
Hotel
Creighton
Adams Howse
C Francis
H Stuart
Ayer
A Elliott
Hicks & Wi
M Martin
Barr
Goeppier
Hoyt & Wi
W Robinson
J Woodward
Keene
Kingman
Middleboro
Worcester
G Gardner
Acton
H Bentley
Fail River
Burnham
Webster
C Whitcomb
W Bulings
G Sherburne
J C Pierce
W Brown
Kimball
Holman
R Priest
F Bean
M Chace
J & Moulton
L L Shaw
H Coffin
Hi Jones
Indianapolis
A Stone
G Farwell
Peabody
H Foss
Auburn
A Foster
R Hatch
J M Moulton
W Pitney
G Manning
Ipswich
S& G Cushing
Ottawa
ES Ougley
P Tibbetts
Crawford
Stanley
Ordway
D Foster
A Thompson
Schoening
Milward
S Cartwright
Ropie
Manchester
L Hubbard
Ogden
R Austin
Puppram Claremont
SM Vanderbert
W Newton J Tammett
EH Weil's
H T Kimball
J Eaton
Westfield
Enos
Peaboudy
Raymond
Garey
Luscombe
Johnstown
P Mullett
Murdock
Port Henry
Swift
L Riesler
F de Junt
New Yorks
W Phillips
Bethlehem
Derby
Springfield
Rev T Trevillian
Barnard
E Trevillian
T E Gladden
Northampton
W &J Parker
Laconia
J Jones
H Taylor
Morrison
Montana
Doyle
R Morse
Blanchester
R Husted
R Stowell
Athol
E McDonald
K Mitchell
Cheever
JM Lakin
Meredith
Groningen
G Miner
Greenfield
J Costello
Rochester
C Varney
Feiley
Rogers
Hampton
H Smith
M Moody
Farmington
J & Damon
Lowe
Frye
Athol H A Dickinson
Claremont
Dickinson
Concord
Phinney
Barnstable
Shaw
Milford
G Clark
H Hayes
O Williams
L Stevens
Portamouth
H Hopkins
P Pease
Cornish
Genoa
Spring
Fallow
Currier
Pierce
Coburn
Derry
Sherries
Pillsbury
Waterville
Rice & Wf
Maine
St Johnsbury
McBride
Lawrence J N Brown
Holyoke
Gorman
EK Lang
Burlington
Ritchie
Barnet
F How
Amsden
Penacook
H George
Pomeroy
P Standish
Nantasket
Howes
Whitten
B Smith
Chamberlain
Penney
E& White
Newbury
Soper
Randolph HA Bishop
Stearns
Miford
L Woodman
T Spear
Green
Tinker
Adams
W Larkin
A Barker
R Bennett
Severs House
K Emerson
J Post
S B Baer
Chandler
CE Pellew
M Cooley
JJ W Wither
Sherman Biourne
L Chaflin
B Neagle
Lubec
the Vendome
W Windom
Minnesota
K R Robinson
Miss Faughle
LK Brown & Wf
Lde
Montmoeny& Wf
Dramont Hiouss
Staples
Old Orchard
R Milliken
J Park
Whittemore
L Sterns
O Beal
H Small
Parsons
LS Quimby
O Brown
Banzer
J. Wilcox
J Lewis
Hinman
W Porter
Haley
Gardner
Jenkins
M Peck
R Stillman
Springfied
Wyman
J Averill
Lawrence A
W Serry
Clinton
B Clark
R Savage
Quincy House
Young's Hotel
Gall
D. P. Nichols & CO
West Brookline Street
Morris, Hamilton & CO
Clothiers
C. H. Pepper
Federal St
Franklin, —and
Broadway
JOUN
Souther &C
Ee Haymarket Square
Mark Reg
D.eddy & Son
Mass.usa
Are Eteeletetele
Keeler & 60
Washington St
Cor
Court Street
Court House
Washington Treat
Park Theatre
Sherman House
Court Square
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Madison Square
Hitchcock, Darling & CO
Proprietors
Revere House
Tellmwfb
Boothby & Brown
Wellesley
Tremont Street
Grawford House
Scollay Square
Stumche & Goodwin
City Hotel
Congress Square
TuThly
J.W. Robinson &S Son
Boston Weekly Post
Kendall’s
Hawiey St
Niagara Falls
Summer &T
Ingalls & Hatch
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Highland Railway Company
Columbia Street
Grove Hall
Forest Hills
Board of Trustees
J. E. E. Goward
Supt
Pianosrchandise
M. M. Hatch
H. McKenney & CO
Boylston St
B. H Kelly
Bromfield St
Carnauba
Brazil
W.W. H. Bowdlear & CO
Pearl Street
Jalsthsmiyr
Merchants Row
W. C. Strong
Brighton
Bannan Rogers & CO
New Engad
J. Ashton
State St
Os. Young
A. A. Childs & Framemakers
HET Record-Book
State Street
Susan A. Rae
Suffolk
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Massache
Edmund F. Cutter
George Wheatland, Jr
Charles H. Fiske
Chester G. Cutter
Nina Cutter
Massachusetts
Francois L. Whiter
F. L. White & Co
T. King, Jr
Joseph Woods
John M. Woods
Robert R. Sherman
Myst
William A. Pales
Fickett & Harriman
Charles H. Adams
John A. McLaugelin
Alexander B. McGahey
O.A. Shaw
Court St
Moses
Boston Daily Post
Weekly Post
Continuance Post Publishing Co
Milk Street
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Committee On Railroads
Central Massachusetts Railroad Company
W. Hazelton
Wentworth
Newcastle, N. H
N. BH
Eastern Railroad
Fabyan House
White Mountain Notch
North County
Sea Shore Express
George F. Thompson
Kaaterskill
Catskill Mountains
W. F. Paige
Broadway and
Congress Hall
Saratoga Springs
Beach Bluff, Mass
Annable
Beacon Staples
Dudley Street
Mount Pleasant
N. Y
Willard Willite
Congress Street
C. Appleton
Bartholomay Brewing CO
J.C. Gerlach
Water Street
JOS. Gahm
New England
JOS. Schlitz Brewing CO
Milwaukee
Mite
W.s. Whitney
D. Erders
Indig St