Boston notes on estate values and public matters
The Boston area reports an estate appraisal of Ivory Littlefield at 54 269 19 with 47 269 19 in real estate. City updates include eight permanent police added, a May day Children's Friend Society donation drive over 700, and a reception at the Museum of Fine Arts. Folk news cover hospital donations, patrolman McDevitt’s funeral, and various society meetings, with legislative sessions detailing bank investment limits and convict labor bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivory Littlefield
Boston
Boston Protective Department
Children’s Friend Society
Museum of Fine Arts
Society of American Artists
Wade
Free Hospital For Women
East Springfield Street
Alfred Rodman
Court Street
Alex
Porter
Brimmer Street
Patrick H. McDevitt
Rand & Avery’s
Boston Directory
Meeting on Florence based women’s college aims
A Park Street Church vestry meeting under the International Education association discussed forming an international college for higher education of women in Florence Italy. Hon. Mr Clark urged a board of education with professors from American Italian Spanish and French colleges and scholarships up to 350 dollars yearly. Clark will return to Florence in September and the school may open mid month offering ten openings. Addresses were given by Rev Alexander McKenzie Dr Tourgee and Dr Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Education Association
Park Street Church
Florence
Italy
Clark
Philbrick
Europe
Alexander McKenzie
Tourgee
Warren
Competitors named for Boylston prizes declamation event
The following named will be the competitors for the Boylston prizes for declamation in Sanders theatre this evening at 7 30. Stuart Wyeth Osgood Putnam George William Brown William Dunning Sullivan George Henry Heilbron George Russell Agassiz Arthur Clark Denniston Fred Leland Sawyer Eugene Hamlin Hatch George Hyde Page Edwin Everett Jack Edward Cummings Samuel Atkins Eliot George Burnap Monson Charles Joseph Hubbard Archibald Lowery Sessions William Hussey Page Kenry Elbert Barnes William Belden Noble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston
Sanders Theatre
Stuart Wyeth
Osgood Putnam
George William Brown
William Dunning Sullivan
George Henry Heilbron
George Russell Agassiz
Arthur Clark Denniston
Fred Leland Sawyer
Eugene Hamlin Hatch
George Hyde Page
Edwin Everett Jack
Edward Cummings
Samuel Atkins Eliot
George Burnap Monson
Charles Joseph Hubbard
Archibald Lowery Sessions
William Hussey Page
Kenry Elbert Barnes
William Belden Noble
Obituaries of John Kingman Caleb Royce and Washington Bradford
John Kingman druggist of North Salem died Tuesday May 8 aged 24 He was born in Dover New Hampshire Caleb Royce of Richford Vermont died Monday May 7 at age 76 He was twice a legislator and kin to Chief Justice Royce Washington I Bradford of Milford died Tuesday May 8 in his carriage aged 40 after a severe angina attack He leaves a widow and a daughter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kingman
North Salem
Dover
N. H
Caleb Royce
Richford
Royce
Washington I. Bradford
Milford
Weather indications bring increasing clouds and warmer southerlies
The forecast notes rising cloudiness across New England with local rain and winds turning to a warmer southerly breeze as pressure holds steady or lowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England States
Weather Bulletin Indicates Storm Energy Spreads Across States
Special Weather Bulletin notes the Atlantic coast high barometer and Iowa's low pressure with a central storm of notable energy. Rains cover the northwest and upper Lake region, with occasional rains in the lower Lake area. Northeasterly winds in the extreme northwest, mainly southerly elsewhere. Minnesota and Dakota report a 15 degree drop as a slow moving cold wave centers. Friday forecasts show local rains for New England, clearing in the Middle and Lower Lake regions, and fair in the northwest upper Lake region the Tennessee and Ohio valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Coast
Iowa
Northwest
Upper Lake Region
Lower Lake Region
Minnesota
Dakota
New England
Middle States
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Weather snapshot with city readings and conditions
A fragmented weather table lists multiple cities from Boston to San Antonio with conditions such as clear cloudy fair and storm. It includes temperatures and wind directions though many OCR fragments are garbled. The data present shows scattered readings for places like Philadelphia Washington Atlanta Charleston New Orleans Cleveland Detroit and Chicago with various weather descriptors and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bock Igang
Boston
Burlington
Eastport
Farr
Clou Ly
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
D. C
Atlanta
Cocccessersevescess
Charleston
S. C
Savannah
Scevsees
Wilmington
N.C
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Memphis
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
N.Y
Cleveland
Detroit
Mich
Alpena
Chicago
Marquette
Milwaukee
St. Louis
St. Paul
Omaha
Bismarck Specs
St. Vincent
San Antonio
St Ram
Rain
Theater listings mix in Boston venues and acts
A fragmented theatre page lists venues including Union Square Theatre Company Leavitt's Specialty Company and Collier's Opera Company. Also named are Boston Museum Burlesque and Variety and Boston Theatre with Stannard Opera Company, plus James A. Herne and Katherine Corcoran in evening performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Theatre
Union Square Theatre Company
Howard Athen
Leavitt
Sijuu Theatre
Pounce & Co
Collier’s Opera Co
Boston Museum
Even- Boylston Museum
Even- Boston Theatre
Stannard Opera Opera Company
Eg Lube Theatre
James A. Herne
Katherine Corcoran
Fall River nuisance abatement bill shifts control to county officials
In the house, public health committee favors a new draft allowing the nuisance abatement in Fall River to be carried out under county commissioners rather than the state health board. The session also considers prison salary changes, various bills on real estate, elections, district courts, and tax issues, with several measures ordered engrossed or laid over for Tuesday and Thursday actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Committee On the Treasury
Messrs. McFarlin
Plymouth
Randall
Bristol
State House
Boston
Baldwin
Essex
Senate
Bir. Johnson
Worcester
Sayward
Bates
Pratt
Galvin
Suffolk
McFarlin
Allen
Wells
Middlesex
Yeas
Barrus
Cutter
Gerry
Gilmore
Johnson
Livermore
Loring
Parker
Risteen
Sayword
Ateele
Bowley
Strake
Freeman
Locke
McGeough
Sparhawk
Swift
Wille
Yairs—Haile
Hitchcock
Seeley
Cape
Cummings
Lovell
Sherborne
Newbury
Byfield Parish
New Bedford
Acushnet River
Committee On Public Health
Fall River
State Board of Health
Concord
Reformatory
Sherborn
Messrs. Mackintosh
Dedham
Baker
Beverly
Chamberlin
Cambridge
Mellen
Hartwell
Fitchburg
Bull
Brockton Real Estate and Improvement Company
Newton Associates
Committee On Prisons
William Taylor
Housatonic
Salem
North River
Howland
House of Correction
Messrs. Cushing
Cohasset
Ernst
Starbird
Lowell
Committee On Public Charitable Institutions
Worcesters
Murphy
Fennessey
Kennessey
Suburban Aldermen Review Budgets and Local Petitions
At the aldermen meeting the treasurer’s report showed appropriations of 568 535 by taxation and an unexpended balance of 517 541. A petition from Pliny D. Ladd for superintendent of streets was filed. Everett asked to join Somerville in a water contract. Stone for street work awarded to John Turner & Co. Library move to high school basement rejected. James Joyce fined for cruelty. Cambridge police pay raise approved. Cambridge man injured by a runaway team. Rindge estate unresolved with probate administrator petition filed. Stoneham Savings Bank elected officers and declared a semi annual dividend of 2 percent. Norfolk District Medical society officers elected. Mary E. Walsh arrested for selling liquor. mother previously convicted. State board of charities notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Pliny D. Ladd
Haywood Street
Boston
Everett
Somerville
John Turner & Co
James Joyce
Salem
Nellie
Common Council of
Cambridge
Robert Conway
Main Street
Grant Street
Samuel B. Rindge
Wilder
Parker, Wilder & Co
Stoneham Savings Bank
Wm. PR. Stevens
W.G. Fuller
Wm. Tidd
Onslow Gilmore
Norfolk District Medical Society
Joseph H. Streeter
Roxbury
A. R. Holmes
Canton
George
Dedham
State Board of Charities
Miss Lily Dinsmore Rides Colts Against Bicyclist Friday
Miss Lily Dinsmore, 17, farmer’s daughter, will ride unlimited horses at the Casino Friday evening against John W. Wilson in a 20 mile bicycle match for a gold medal. She has ridden bareback since youth and will wear a long habit on a side saddle. The Casino Amusement company plans 5,000 free tickets Saturday for public school children to view The Little World and enjoy roller skating on the Parisian asphalt floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Dinsmore
Casino
John W. Wilson
Mary
Wilson
Casino Amusement Company
Bryant life in two volumes praises poet's influence
Literary executor Mr Park Godwin presents a two volume square octavo biography of William Cullen Bryant by Appleton. The work is lauded as unequaled in literary excellence and interest among recent American biographies. It traces Bryant as poet journalist and orator shaping public life, with portraits from youth and old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Godwin
William Cullen Bryant
D. Appleton & Co
Mails Close at Boston Postoffice for Europe and Return
Supplement details mail deadlines for Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool from New York and Boston. It lists ships Circala Atlas Neroburg and routes to Scotland Germany and the Continent with Friday and Saturday sailings and supplementary mail closure times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
New York
Ekenense Canducienensva
Avsanseunincoasen
Scotland
Glasgow
Circala
Southampton
Neroburg
Boston
Trans Pacific Malls and Steamers Schedule
The notice lists Pacific routes for Japan, Shanghai, Hong Kong and dependent ports, East Indies, through the City of Rio de Janeiro from San Francisco May 17. It covers British Columbia via Victoria from San Francisco May 20. Also routes to the Sandwich Islands Fiji Islands via Sydney and Australia by City of New York from San Francisco June 2. It instructs letters for the Pacific steamers be deposited in the Boston Post Office eight or nine days before sailing. Miniature Almanac Thursday May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
Rio de Janeiro
San Francisco
British Columbia
Victoria
Sandwich Islands
Fiji Islands
Sydney
Nsw
New Zealand
Australia
City of New York
Boston
New York Stock Exchange
West Shore Railway
Weehawken
Syracuse
Buffalo
New York
Albany
New York, West Shore and Buffalo Railway
New York City
United States
Maritime passenger routes noted in early 19th century logs
A list of ships and origins shows sailing itineraries with entries such as Antillas from Porto Rico and City of Washington from Havana. Other vessels include Sidonian from New York and Samaria from Boston, with destinations London Liverpool Queenstown Avommouth and Nantes, highlighting transatlantic movement and port connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canada
Havre
Antillas
Porto Rico
City of Washington
Havana
London
Liverpool
Ohio
Philadelphia
France
Avommouth
Sidonian
Queenstown
Samaria
Boston
Lake Manitoba
Nantes
New Orleans
Steamers and ships report arrivals and clearances at port
Arrivals include City of Portland with mdise to W H Kilby and Nereus to H M Whitney, John Brooks to William Weeks, Ada P Gould to Baring Bros damaged report later corrected, and multiple brigs and schooners sailing to Boston, Cardenas, St Pierre, and other ports. Clears list shows General Roberts to Cienfuegos, Mary R Smith to Bellevue Gore, and Adai and Astra sailing from Nova Scotia ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Portland
Larcom
St John
Eastport
Portland
Mdise
W H Kilby
Nereus
Bearse
New York
Mdse
H M Whitney
John Brooks
Snowman
Moise
William Weeks
Ada P Gould
Moore
Montevideo
Ndse
Baring Bros
River Plain
Equator
Scoowers
Georgetown
George T Kemp
Staples
St Pierre
Mart
W H Greeley & Co
Silver Stream
Strong
Boston
Unity
Morrell
Catbarien
Burgess & Sons
Plutarch
Krandsen
Guantanamo
Portugues
Luzo
Freitas
Terceira
Western Island
C L Bartlett & Co
Romola
Wasson
Cardenas
E Atkins & Co
Anna P Odell
Outhouse
Matanzas
John Pierce
Thompson
Northport
Jordan
Crowell
Thomas W Haven
Potter
Perth Amboy
Gome
Adams
Greenlaw
Daniel Brittian
Coleman
Elizabethport
Lockwood
King
Port Johnson
Helen
White
Albany
Elbridge Gerry
Perry
Rondout
Woodhull
Fitch
Lucy D. Thacher
Weehawker
Ellsworth
Grant
Marshal Perrin
Packard
William Frederick
Jones
E . Gildersleeve
Peterson
Beta
Clare
Hoboken
Hooper
Simmons
Mist
Rich
Helen McLeod
Coggswell
Calais
Fidorado
Walla E
Mullbridge
Panama
Trundy
Minoia
Smith
Red Rover
Lockhart
Woodcock
Hammett
Oooore
Goodwin
John
Frank
Perkins
Ork
Dodge
Coquette
Orne
Wiscasset
Seaflower
Quinn
Honest Abe
Bates
Waterloo
Creamer
Sellers
Express
Foster
Sarmation
Nickerson
Bangor
Ripley
Beal
Camden
Rockaway
Kingsbury
Westport
Susan Frances‘ Smith
Lamoine
Bridgewater
Corkum
Portsmouth
Hattie Lewis
Brewster
Eliot
James Baker
Appletty
Newburyport
Wingaersheek
Donnell
Ludowick Bill
Pierce
Rockport
Cormna M
Blatchford
Rbark
Auburndale
Hull
Cape Cod
General Roberts
Geach
Cienfuegos
Sarah Hale
Flores
Bartlett & Go
Mary R Smith
Bellevue Gore
J G Hall & Co
P Blake
Anthony
French Cross
W K Forrest
Adai
Berry
Clementsport
Dees & Seaman
Astra
Bissett
Fitz Bros . Co
Maritime Movement Gossip from New England to New York Harbor
A list of vessels, captains, and routes with port calls from Vineyard Haven to Boston Philadelphia Baltimore and New York. Names include Pro Jesus Rogers Minnie Smith Almira Wooley Price Reaper Nellie Bruce Mary B Smith S E Nightingale and many others with destinations noted as Philadelphia New York Baltimore Norwalk and more amid a late 19th or early 20th century shipping scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Brig
Pro- Jeus
Rogers
Bravo
CVI
Portland
Minnie Smith
Arey
Demerara
Delaware Breakwater
Boston
Almira Wooley
Rackett
Albany
Bangor
Luta Price
Price
Reaper
Wasson
Nellie Bruce
Sullivan
St John
New York
Quaddy
Mahoney
Windsor
Wreath
Dyer
Addison
Mary B Smith
Grafton
Thomaston
S E Nightingale
Hilliard
Eastport
William D Cargill
Haskell
Deer Isle
George P Trigg
Gamman
Gloucester
Jesse W Starr
White
Philadelphia
Mary E Morse
Jones
Bath
J Towell Leeds
Henderson
C FE Smith
Barrett
Rachel Seaman
Seaman
Hattie H Barbour
Baltimore
D W McLean
Hallace
Gardiner
Victory
Milliken
Ellsworth
William Pickering
Bellatty
Hancock
George and
Albert
Wentworth
Norwalk
JV Wellington
Rich
Delaware City
Thomas Potter
Handy
Providence
Charlotte Fish
Port Clyde
St Simonds Island
Gar ¥ Baker
Pavis
Elbridge Gerry
Fred Tyler
Smith
South Amboy
Machias
Nellie F Huntly
Newa És
Tyler
William Anboy
Boothbay
Ellen Merriman
Moresey
Winterport
Minnesota
Atwood
Newburyport
Lizzie Rich
Provincetown
Hannah D. Reed
Westport
C A Peters
Bryant
Damariscotta
Lydia M Webster
Webster
Bluehill
Iodine
Cousins
Lion
Condon
Pennsylvania
Sovay
Rockland
Elizabeth
Hart
Harpswell
Orizimbo
Guptill
Calais
Alfalfa
Maria Foss
Nickerson
Codover
Alin
Rockport
Morant
Lowell
Cable Despatches From Ports Aboard May Steamers
Bayonne Ar May 9 steamer Dodona from New Orleans with passengers including women, sailed May 6. Sophie Hasenfuss departed Newark Lakes Hamburg on May 6. Avonport Smith New York Nietd Pedersen Charleston Bull Ar May 9 steamer Galileo from New York. Lisbon Ar May 4 bark Pelesac Buntitilish New York. Liverpool Ar Sth Guidregen Knudsen Galveston sailed 9th Potterdale Smith San Francisco. Oporto Ar 4th bark Eliza Oulton Starkey Philadelphia Dikewe Queenstown Ar 9th steamer Samarian Boston for Liverpool. Waterford Ar May 9 steamer Wallington from Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonne
Dodona
New Orlans
Sophie
Hasenfuss
Newark
Lakes
Hamburg
Avonport
Smith
New York
Nietd
Pedersen
Charleston
Bull
Galileo
Lisbon
Pelesac
Buntitilish
Liverpool
Guidregen
Knudsen
Galveston
Potterdale
San Francisco
Oporto
aAr
Eliza Oulton
Starkey
Philadelphia
Queenstown
Samarian
Boston
Waterford
Wallington
Baltimore
Berkshire
Hawes
Saragosa
Warren
Reynolds
Lemuel Hall
Tripp
Jas W Drury
Crowell
Kennebec
Woodward
Abrahams
Snow
Mahaska
Merriam
Cornwallis
Belle O'Neill
McLaughlin
New Haven
S C Tryon
Anderson
Goval
Brown
Puerto Cortes
John W Garrett
Foster
Dom Ledro II
North
Rio Janeiro
Kokes
Bennett
Jacksonville
Eddie
Harrison
Green Turtle Bay
Hawley
Galloway
Portsmouth
Parisian
Maryland
Evan Shenton
Potomac River
Golden Sheaf
Portland
Brunswick Ga
Jennie E Simmons
Grace
St Simon's Mills
George W Jewett
Bath
A J O'Brien
Ostee
Haley
Dorchester
Bangor
Emma W Day
Derry
Keren Happuch
Johnson
S Kendall
Kendall
Providence
Pawtucket
A K Woodward
Jodan
New Bedford
Maud Webster
Chipman
Nantucket
Conant
Arey
Stubbs
Coweset
Ann Eliza
Treat
Eliza
Savannah
Norena
Chase
Matanzas
Rotterdam
Seft Wing
Antigua
Cape Henry
McClellan
Ruth Palmer
Norfolk
Alkshaw
Tate
Iquique
Hampton Roads
East Greenwich
Mary Miller
Dayton
Amboy
Belle Seaman
Steelman
Elizabethport
John Stockham
Searles
O F Hawkey
Tyler
Port Johnson
Urbanna
S$ E Jane
Geer
Hoboken
Fall River
D M Anthony
Georgetown
Eliot B
Church
Canary
Koret
Bickford
Fernandima
Frank McDonald
Willetts
Fortress Monroe
Arin
Bark Birdston
Rio Grande
Key West
Carrie T Bailey
Bearse
James Ford
Nickerson
Hattie N Gove
K R Woodside
Read
C L Jeffrey
Bassett
W Chase
Nason
Elias Ross
Eldridge
I T Campbell
Matthews
Emma F Angell
Delhi
Jordan
Bark Mercidita
Thatcher
Palander
Hendrickson
Morehead City
H T Baya
Voges
New_ York
Roanoke
Cosch
Richmond
City Point
City of Atlanta
Lockwood
Sylvester
Post
Brunswick
Delaware
Maggie J Smith
Barks Krajelvica
Gudaz
Bordeaux
Bellevue
St John
Kyffin
Dunkirk
Saarbruck
Clark
Harry
Percy
Hinckley
Helen Hasbruck
Evan Danenhower
Ar Sth
City of Washington
Havana
Tado
Antillas
Porto Rico
Georgina
Hemson
Fajardo
Coban
Bermuda
London
Janen Alberto
Costa
Walaka
Cottier
Cienfuegos
Cromwell
Farston
Havre
Anna L Taylor
Carson
Trinidad
R M Heslen
Baracoa
Schs
Musquash
Herald
Rockland
Bilow
Welaha
Brigs RM Hessen
Arroyo
Georgia
Nagvabo
Henry May
Eagle
Sth
Loando
Cromwel
Falmouth
Amelia
Montevideo
Barks Au Sable
Cardenas
Joven Alberto
Vagliano
Smyrna
Icis Nesbit
H Parker
Jennie A Stubb
Eleuthera
William Flint
Pensacola
Main
Hembruck
Bremen
Excelssor
Hawthorn
New Orleans
Gulf Stream
Tallahassee
Fisher
Scud
Sawer
Port of Spark
Voyageur
Down
Bahia
Mornin Star
Leonharee
St Jago
Guantanamo
Leonas Meyers
Davis
Rachel Jane
Kidd
Lizzie K. Whelpley
J P Anger
Rich
Mello
Douglass
St Stephens
Austin J Knight
Perry
Fernandina
Freddie Eaton
Metz
Eastport
En Yi Marston
Vesta
Harper
Neptune
Herman
Baver
Republic
Irving
State of Alabama
Ewing
New London
Norwich
Ichs
Bucca
Wil
George Gullum
Bacon
Conn
V_R Gates
Warnock
Joseph Eaton
Chatfield
Dover
Sea Bird
Muilen
Salem
Reno
Mclean
Weebawkgu
Lynn
Maritime ship list with routes and coordinates from 19th century sources
A catalog of vessels including Minnie H Gerow Lordley Missouri Areola Fruhling Neptune Ecuador Konoma Cordillera Retriever Alert Ocean Express Sch Matantor William Flint and others, with origins such as New York Liverpool Wilmington London Cienfuegos and Montevideo and destinations like Melbourne St John San Francisco and Hamburg. Entries note dates in April and May, latitudes and longitudes, and partial dismastings or other voyage details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie H Gerow
Lordley
New York
Melbourne
Lon
Missouri
Christian
Liverpool
St John
Areola
Campbell
Co@rade
London
Jon
West
Webster
San Francisco
Bark Retriever
Edmunds
Harbor Breton
Fat
Alert
Park
Cebu
Straits of Sunda
Ocean Express
Wolfe
Montevideo
Matantor
Ger
Navigator Islands
William Flint
Dodge
Pensacola
Java
Islander steamer launch and wreck salvage update
April 13 reports a fire on board Murciano in New Orleans proved incorrect. May 9 Charles B Livingston launched the steamer Islander for Boothbay to Augusta service, owned by Capt Jasson Collins and partners. Wrecking work on the Brooklyn in Portland harbor continues with a large crew removing coal and awaiting dry dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murciano
New Orleans
Teneriffe
Canon Harrison
Calcutta
Liverpool
Bath
Charles B Livingston
Boothbay
Augusta
Jasson Collins
Star of the East
Garniner
Brooklyn
Portland Harbor
Disasters At Sea Report Of Multiple Vessels Damaged Or Lost
A series of maritime incidents is recorded. The Thomas N Hart suffered collision damage near Gibraltar Maya, while the Orpheus sprang a leak in a Northerly gale and reached New York for repairs. Cranmer ashore at Eleuthera and total loss with cargo saved. Norena dismasted in a gale and reached Charleston. Big Horn sunk near Poplar River with no loss of life. Algiers reported timber and damaged vessels near lat 33, lon 76. Rival grounded at East Chop and towed to Vineyard Haven with no damage. Colchunga foundered on Barbuda Shoals with most cargo lost. Quatro wrecked en route to New York with 1000 bales liquorice. 800 dry, 200 slightly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas N Hart
Charleston
Bismarck
Big Horn
Poplar River
Monsata
Algiers
New Orleans
New York
Bath
East Chop
Vineyard Haven
Colchunga
Durham
Iquique
Baltimore
Barbuda Shoals
Naples
Quatro
Suedia
Shipping movements and arrivals from various ports
Special Despatch lists ships and steamer movements including Barbadoes, Gibraltar, Hamburg, Havana, New York, Kingston, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Liverpool, Boston, Montevideo, Melbourne, Rio Janeiro, St Johns NF, St Jago, Liverpool, Singapore, Vera Cruz. Vessels include Ansier Head, Olympia, Avonport, Elbe, Mary Whitridge, Saxon, Furnessia, Norseman, Emma G Scammell, Cashier, Eliza Oulton, Finance, Caspian, Santiago, British Empire, Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Exchange
Barbadoes
Ansier Head
Demerara
Gibraltar
Olympia
Newark
Hamburg
Avonport
Smith
Philadlphia
Havana
Elbe
Pierce
New York
Kong
Sth
Mary Whitridge
Kingston
Saxon
Baltimore
DJ Foley
Philadelphia
Atp
Liverpool
Furnessia
Indiana
Norseman
Boston
Montevideo
Emma G Scammell
Kierstead
Brunswick
Melbourne
Cashier
Teller
Perte
Eliza Oulton
Starkey
Philadelphi
Aes
Rio Janeiro
Arsth
Finance
St Johns
Caspian
St Jago
Santiago
France
Singapore
Norway
Albertson
Vera Cruz
British Empire
Havaena
Foreign Ports Update From Antigua To Sydney
Ships and brigs from Antigua, Calcutta, Matanzas, and Sydney report movements with arrival and sailing dates. Vessels include Leander, Marie Allen, May Queen Asquini, John Welsh Jr, Acadia, and Josephus along routes to New York, Boston, Martinique, San Francisco, and Melbourne. Port activity lists multiple bark, brig, and schooner departures and in port statuses through April and May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antigua
Leander
Pernambuco
Marie
Allen
New York
St Martins
May Queen
Asquini
Norfolk
Ethel
Nammett
Provincetown
Baracoatn
Carrie C Miles
Jacobs
Boston
Charlies H Higgins
Graham
Baltimore
Phebe
Medero
Mary Bradford
Oliver
John F Rottman
Nash
J W Dresser
Kane
Port
Barks Hiawatha
McKay
Charles Loring
Thestrop
John Baizley
Sheppard
Hatteras
Fannie H Loring
Soule
Matanzas
Sinamons
Brig Jumbo
Given
Foreign Ports by Cable and Steamers Schedule May 8
Shipping news lists arrivals and sailings across ports including Antwerp New Orleans New York San Francisco Dublin Havre Rotterdam Bremen and Liverpool. Vessels include Dolcoath Jago Sidonian Solitare Otis Lucy A Nickels Swansea Duisberg Leandre Suevia City of Richmond City of Sydney and Robert Spille with routes via New York Paris Honolulu and Auckland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Dolcoath
Jago
New Orleans
Minnie Swift
Liswell
New York
Equator
Phillips
San Francisco
Istol
Sidonian
Spittal
Cardiff
Solitaire
Otis
Dublin
Lucy A Nickels
Nickels
Havre
English Channel
Antonio
Seaborne
Bremen
Brinkburn
Fulcher
Baltamore
Rotterdam
Fiume
Domestic Ports Scene Broad Maritime Movements Across Ports
A lengthy list details ships and routes at varied ports including Baltimore Boston Charleston New Haven and Savannah with arrivals departures sailings from 8th to 9th. Entries name steamers bark ships schooners and brigs heading to or from New York Boston Baltimore Galveston Havana and Liverpool among others.
Maritime Movements Include Atlantic Steamers and Local Sails
The report catalogs a flurry of arrivals and clearances across East and Gulf ports. Vessels such as steamer New York and brig Eiche clear from New Haven and New Rochelle while ships including the Veronica, James, and Veronica sail from New Bedford and Providence. Multiple ships, barks, and schooners maneuver between Elizabethport, Rockport, Weehawken, and Portland with cargo and passengers noted, along with several ports in Rhode Island and Maryland reporting movements.
Hotel Arrivals And Names From A Long List
A crowded hotel arrivals column lists JC Manning JC Cobb & wf San Francisco JC Gilmore New York JC Linn New York J Dutton New York P Nolan Greenfield LV K Van De Mask Alban Mrs J Marsh Manchester C E Dudley Newport RH Rothwell New York C FE Richardson So Paris J B Smith & wf So Paris W Bonnell Toronto JC Bradford Auburn C A Freeman & wf Quincy A E Marriott E Saginaw W R Day Alabama Hl Levy New York AA Reeve & wf Philadelphia CS Reeve Philadelphia Miller New York J Weil Newark W H Peary Albany W W Fiske Providence J H Pitney Troy GD Wellington Bennington CE Roath Bridgeport Crawford House A Uhifelder New York J M Cohen New York D Hamilton New York N Goodlowe New York J Kinshord Ontario G Bridget Bucksport BS Loveland Winchendon No Conway J Haas Chicago Mrs McCall New York Mrs E D Watson New York Miss M Higgins New York M Seips Meriden N M Sutton New York J Leonard New York G Taylor Woonsocket etc.
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JC Manning
San Francis
Cobb & Wf
Portland
Albany
H Schenck
Philadel
JC Gilmore
New York
JK Linn
Hi Patterson
Kansas City
Bonnell
Toronto
JC Bradford
Auburn
Freeman
Quincy
Marriott
Saginaw
A Uhifelder
Feary
J Feary & Son
Atlanta
J Smith,Moore, Marsh & Co
Baltimore
A Young, Young, Kimame & Diggs
Patterson
Patterson, Renshaw & Co
J Mullin,Jr
Pucker
Smith & Go
J & Dixon
TJ Dixon & Bro
Tre
Chicago
K Buer
Imuel & Wheeler
Jos
Schnadig
Schnadig Bros & Co
Goldsmith
Goldsmith Stein & Co
M Henderson
M Henderson & Co
Chillicothe
G Patterson
E Cuiter
Miller, Patterson & Co
Cincinnati
Mich
Bertsch
Rindge
Bertsch & Co
Atm
Indianapolis
Ind
Branham
McKee & Branham
Kendall
Kendall & Emery
Craw
H Patterson
Pattersn
Bell & Co
Lexington
Bassett
Bassett, Watkins & Co
A Owen
JH Sutcliffe
Sutcliffe & Wen
Louisville
Keith
Neale
Keith & Barlow
J B Green
White Green
Huffaker
WcClung
McClung & Riely
Memphis
Tenn
Goodbar
Goodbar & Go
Standish
Hill ,Standish & Co
Par
Minneapolis
Minn
Settle
Kinnaird
Settle & Kinnaird
St John
Kirkham & Co
Parkersburg
Logan
Logan & Co
Philadelphia
M Belknap
Shumway & Co
Reeve
Pittsburg
Pickersgill,Jr
M Laird
Savannah
Einstein
Einstein's Sons
Pat
Sedalia
S Mackey
St Joseph
Noyes
Noyes, Norman & Co
St Louis
Allen
Criftin
Allen & Co
D Brown
Hamilton, Brown & Co
J Baum
J Baum & Co
Toledo
Trade names and firms listed in Albany to Zanesville directory
Breeders urged to note stallion Wedgewood at Bates farm Watertown recording 2:19. Notices alert readers to loss of fox hound with reward. Ely's Cream Balm marketed as a cure for catarrh and nasal cold.
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Charles N. Perkins
Tremont Street
Perkins
Benjamin E. Bates
Watertown
Wedgewood
C. W. Sibley
Ely
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John B. Johnson
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C. F. Pierce
Alfred Oldway
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Perkinsville
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R Stendel
Miss Starr
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Anthon W. Miller
JE Elliott
Springfield
E Allen
T Piers
H Chadbourne
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J W Matterson
C Waters
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G Howland
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Wayne J W Hunt & Wf
J Bangs
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Tink
A Schmidt
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Strauch
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C G Lobdell
J Kenebel
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Jonesville, Lil
A Thayer
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Palmer
Ernational
A Hirsch
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G H Soule
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E Fowler
M Bowen
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Ala
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Thomas
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Benjamin
P Cowles
Ansonia
D Fessenden
Townsend
W Smith
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M Robertson
Mower,Jr
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Ballen
A Craig
Cutler
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H Holt
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A Fox
M M Cohen
K Vigouroux
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James
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Atwell,Jr
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Garrison
L Pettigrew
O Davis
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M Cuyler
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H Powers
Jaffrey
Lester
E Jaffrey
L Whitney
G Eddy
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Ward
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Marion
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Dudgall
Cobb
Meehan
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Maria E_N
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Deny
Gaines
Hudson
ED Barker
Wolfboro
Weed
Barnard
A Bailey
Bradford
JM Whipple
Lancaster
Lamson & Wf
Cabot
KE Willard
Oxford
Wood
A Kimball
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Sheldon
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Ashley E
Mass
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T Pisher
Lawrence C Chase
Bellows Falls
Sanborn
O Ayers
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Sloan
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J Bliss
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Henniker
Richards
J Morrill
If Cutler
H Foot
H Andrews
Melrose
L Eastman
Montreal
G Gordon
the Vendome
L Collat
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E Lewis
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Curtis
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Lukens
Sturgiss
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Apai
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W Winslow
T G Turner
JC L Bradley
G Stone
E Wight
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Fifield
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JS Meyer
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P Ward
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Meriden _ C
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Marshall
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