Various Community Notices and Events Across Boston
An orchestra hired for Bangor boats summer season. kindergarten fund receipts reach 14672 54 dollars. Bands, concerts, and club events planned across Boston, including May 12 at Music Hall and May 17 at Mechanics Hall. Scholarships awarded to Clarence H Blackall. Evangelical alliance meets with Anthony Colmstock speaking. Frog dietary trends rise. frog catchers report a tough season. Obituaries for Lemuel Shaw and Margaret Tobin noted with services and interment. Mishawum club election results. New England Agricultural Society to hold next Manchester Fair and explore sorghum sugar tests with the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association. Judges appointed pending executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Boylston Club
Music Hall
St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum
Camden Street
Mechanics’ Hall
Huntington Avenue
Boston Evangelical Alliance
Anthony Colmstock
New York City
New England
Lemuel Shaw
Mt. Vernon Street
Rufus Ellis
Mt. Auburn
Margaret Tobin
John Tobin
South Boston
SS. Peter and Paul’s
Mishawum Chib
Woburn
Young’s Hotel
W. V. Kellen
BE. B. Blanchard
W. F. Bosworth
J. F. de Lorien
J. H. Ropes
H. E. Smith
New England Agricultural Society
Manchester
N. H
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
Theatre Listings From Boston Venues Afternoon and Evening
Boston theatre schedule lists Topsy Turvy at Museum company and Fedora starring Fanny Davenport at Park Theatre with matinee and evening shows and a Opera Bouffe by Rentz Santley at Howard Athenium, Rag Baby at IJGU with various matinee and evening performances in the afternoon and evening slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Museum
Boston Theatre
Jalina
Rovteston Museum
Park Theatre
Fanny Davenport
Howard Athenium
Rentz Santley
Globe Theatre
IJGU
California Mining Stocks Close Prices Report
San Francisco May 9 official closing prices of mining stocks list several named mines and companies such as Belcher Bodie Crown Point Sierra Nevada and Eureka Consolidated, with values partially shown like Best and Belcher 206 and Crown Point 156, reflecting a varied market for mining shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
AltAccce
Mokican
Belcher
Cccvccesseceees
Mt. Diablo
Best and Belcher
Nara
Bodie Con
MIE
Oudoliat
Virginiasecssee
Savage
Crown Point
Sierra Nevada
Cosh
Eureka
Hale & Nercross
Baron Falkenberg Requests Glycerine and Cologne Gifts
A letter from Baron Falkenberg of the Royal British Rifles asks for approval from the Baroness and requests sending six bottles of Cosmetic Glycerine and six of Her Majesty's Favorite Eau de Cologne with an enclosed cheque. Endorsements from Mrs. Frank Leslie and Mile. Bertha Ricci praise the glycerine as a superior cosmetic, noting safety, softness, and blemish reduction, with a $1 price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Falkenberg
Royal British Rifles
Falkenberg
Frank Leslie
Liebig Co
Mile
Bertha Ricci
McCaull Opera
Her Majesty’s Opera
Portsmouth grand jury hands 14 indictments Friday
In Portsmouth the grand jury reported 14 indictments Friday while the Baird trial at Littletown closed the state’s testimony. Authorities may drop the Nathan Brown murder case as they review possible lines of action in Manchester jail. Dover assessors set city valuation at 8 101 768 with tax rate 15 60 per thousand, noting last year’s value and tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Baird
Littletown
Nathan Brown
Deering
Manchester
Wood
Dover
Rutland festival closes with Elijah. performers praised
Fred Gale of Barre died after being thrown from a wagon and injured. A telephone line is planned from West Randolph to Chelsea via East and North Randolph with an exchange to be installed in West Randolph. The Rutland music festival ended with Mendelssohn Elijah, a superb performance by Mr. Ames, Mrs. H L King, Miss Martin, and a chorus and Zerrahn conducted orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gale
Barre
West Randolph
Chelsea
East
North Randolph
Rutland
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Ames
H .L. King
Martin
Morawski
Zerrahn
Multiple Unfolding Incidents Taint Worcester News Roundup
A broad Springfield Worcester Newburyport and Lawrence news roundup reports a stone accident kills Albert Allen in Worcester, a Hoosac tunnel death with a brother killed there eight years earlier, insurance firms losing money in Springfield for 15 years, a Milford church calling Rev Charles Wetherby at 2500 salary, a New Bedford peddler Frederick L Miller charged with embezzlement in Fitchburg, Warren B Johnson returns to California on foot with caravan, a state pigeon match won by Worcester Sportsmen’s Club 4 to 76, a Lawrence ballot fraud case holds Caleb Saunders on $1000 recognizance, Newbury area celebrates two hundred fiftieth anniversary planning, Horace Choate misfortune linked to Newburyport, Lincoln public building funded by George C Tarbell and a 3000-volume town library, a reunion of Company F MA heavy artillery, and a manslaughter arraignment of Mary M Raymond in New Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Allen
Worcester
Thomas Kelley
Springfield
Congregational Church
Milford
Charles Wetherby
Frederick L. Miller
New Bedford
Fitchburg
Warren B. Johnson
California
Sic
Gray Pigeons
State Association
Massachusetts Club
Worcester Sportsmen's Club
Lawrence
Harmon
Caleb Saunders
Saunders
Newbury
Newburyett
West Newbury
Old Newbury
John J. Currier
Horace Choate
Erie
Newburyport
Eee
Lincoln
George C. Tarbell
Heavy Artillery
Massachusetts
Millbury
J. B. Lamb
Chas. Benchley
Fort Warren
Borden
New Bedford District Court
Mary M. Raymond
Raymond
Scituate Man Dies After Paralyptic Seizure in Field
William Olney aged 75 collapsed in a field in Scituate during a Tuesday attack and lay unattended in the rain overnight. He was found the next morning and cared for but died this morning from exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Olney
Scituate
Connecticut news item reports two separate incidents
Hezekiah L Meeck aged 80 collapsed and died of heart disease Thursday in a New Haven bank while cashing a check. A Yale student accused of stealing books to fund resale was expelled with no prosecution, authorities deeming punishment sufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hezekiah L. Meeck
New Haven
Yale
Salem liquor fine and a drowning at Salem wharf
James Kenny of Salem fined $25 for selling liquor last Sunday. George Leno, five, drowned after falling from a raft at Whipple’s wharf, Salem, Friday. Shoe shipments from Lynn for the week end totaled 5726 cases, up from 5554 last year. Chelsea court fines and costs levied on Cornelius Driscoll for illegally conveying liquor into Chelsea. Harvard College grants Memorial day use of Sanders Theatre to the three Grand Army ports of Cambridge. William Barry of Boston injured after a fall from the Boston and Providence railroad wall in Dedham. Civil case at Dedham Superior Court ends with sealed verdict for administrator of Lucy Beal vs Cohasset. McGonagle disappearance and later decomposed body washed ashore identified as him. Funeral of J. W. Cushing held in Lynn with Knights Templars escort. Newton hospital trustees reelect president and VP. committee to buy a lot after corporation vote. Alfred DeSive and Frederick F. Lincoln to give concert at Allston M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kenny
Salem
George
Joseph Leno
Whipple’s Wharf
Lynn
Chelsea Court
Cornelius Driscoll
Chelsea
Corporation of
Harvard College
Grand Army
Cambridge
Sanders
William Barry
Boston
Bositon and Providence
Dedham
Lucy Beal
Cohasset
Thomas McGonagle
Quincy
Squantum
Fernald
McGonagle
J. W. Cushing
W. A. Cooper
Olivet Commandery
Knights Templars
Pine Grove Cemetery
Newton Coltage Hospital Corporation
Washington
Beacon Street
Alfred DeSive
Frederick F. Lincoln
Annie Pease
William K. Godfrey
de Sive
New England Conservatory of Music
M. FE
Harvard Avenue
Allston
Notable Obituaries From Stafford Springs to Gloucester
A batch of obituaries notes Miss Ella M. Baker a Stafford Springs poet dying aged 34 at her home May 8. Paris housed ex prince Michael Stourdza born 1795 and prince 1834 1849, a wealthy landowner. James Garrison dubbed living skeleton died in West Virginia after a troubled marriage. Rev Charles O Goodford D D provost of Eton College died, with dates of birth 1812 and academic career. Leonard W Leach of Swanton Vermont died age 83, longtime prominent citizen and local official. William Fuller Davis of Gloucester died May 8 after a long illness, former fire chief and bank director, aged 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella M. Baker
Stafford Springs
Conn
Michael Stourdza
Moldavia
Paris
Europe
James Bb. Garrison
Philadelphia
West Virginia
Charles O. Goodford
Eton College
Eton
Cambridge
Hawtrey
Ile
Terence
Leonard W. Leach
Swanton
North Enosburgh
Franklin County
William Fuller Davis
Gloucester
Fire Department
Gloucester National Bank
Commonwealth
Auction of George Fuller paintings at Chickering Hall disappoints bidders
An afternoon sale of George Fuller paintings drew a large Boston crowd with New York buyers but yielded weak bidding. Seventy-odd works were offered, many withdrawn, as totals reached 17 470 dollars. Notable pieces sold included Twilight and Driving Home the Calf, while withdrawals of Arethusa and Nydia sparked strong public criticism over advertised no reserve terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fuller
Chickering Hall
Boston
New York
Deerfield
Alabama
Arethusa
Sicily
Messina
Iey
A. Bowditch
A. W. Dimmock
J. M. Wheelwright
J. H. Mason
M.B. Mason
M. B. Mason
J. D. Ripley
Wea Abercrombie
Martin Brimmer
D. P. Kimball
Miss Key
C. KE. Lauriat
Tod
F. Sutton
Irairie
George Higginson
F. L. Higginson
J. F. Sutton
C. E.lauriat
Miss Booth
H. O. Houghton
W. H. Abercrombie
Nydia
Theatres note and upcoming engagements in Boston venues
The article lists ongoing and upcoming performances at major Boston houses. Fanny Davenport closes at Park theatre tonight, with Daly’s company to present Red Letter Nights next week. Wallack’s Lady Clare and Storm Beaten show at Union Square Globe this afternoon and evening, Topsy Turvy at the Museum, Rag Baby at Bijou for one more week, and the Rents-Santley troupe ending their Howard engagement tonight. Also featured are Jalma ballet at Boston Theatre, and an Howard opening next week with Hero or the Love of Mt. Inasta, plus Thorne’s Black Flag tour, a Chickering hall concert, Leavitt organ farewell, Archer concerts, a Massachusetts horticultural exhibit, and a note on Miss Willa Whitney White’s Paris study concert and box-office hours for Col Ingersoll's lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Davenport
Park Theatre
Augustin Daly
Wallack
Lady Clare
Union Square Theatre Company
Globe Theatre
Tony
Bijou
Rents-Santley
Howard
Boston
Oliver D. Byron
Kate Byron
Mt. Inasta
Edwin Thorne
Willa Whitney White
Providence
Paris
Chickering Ball
Eichberg String
Thomas E. Johnson
John H. Mason
Boston Theatre
Col. Ingersoll
Vermont President Question Stirs Manchester Returnee
Rev. Mr. Reed of Manchester recently back from Missouri notes the common Vermont president question voiced by locals who meet him. He recalls the remark implying Vermont’s bid for a future national leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albans
Mr. Reed
Manchester
Missouri
Vermont
Missionary giving and church notes from the era
Last year US women contributed 600000 dollars for foreign missions. The Presbyterian general assembly meets at Saratoga on the third Thursday in May 1884. Young Men's Catholic National Union prepares for Baltimore in mid June. New York East Methodist conference votes 109 to 52 against extending pastoral terms beyond three years in a station or circuit. Rev Justin D Fulton denounces Eastern as paganism. Haddon Hall opens in London from a poor district with lord mayor presiding. Free Church of Scotland shows limited use of instrumental music. A minister studies pastorates in Congregational churches finding 2.9 percent of 1883 ministers served 20 years or more. St James's church cornerstone marbles include stones from Iona, Tadousac, St Peter's Rome, Westminster Abbey, Florence cathedral, Kremlin, and a Tangier mosque. Orthodox Congregationalists move toward inclusiveness and unity of hearts over heads. ]
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Saratoga
Young Men’s Catholic National Union
Baltimore
New York East Methodist Conference
Justin D. Fulton
Haddon Hall
C. H. Spurgeon
London
Free Church of Scotland
Bruce
St. James’s
Madison Avenue
New York
Iona
Scotland
Tadousac
Canada
St. Peter’s
Rome
Westminster Abbey
Florence
Kremlin
Moscow
Tangier
Christian Register
Shipping Agents List Port Calls and Departures
A dense roster from Boston and New York lists ships, dates, and agents. Entries include Lombard’s Sns lines in Venice and York City, Henderson Bros cargoes to Hamburg and Castalia, and multiple vessels moving to Liverpool, Glasgow, and Antwerp with dates in April May and June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Linn
Dee
Newcastle
Lombard
Venice
Utopia
Medi Ports
Henderson Bros Accid
Cardiff
A C
Lombard’s
York City
London
J B Brigham & Co Romano
Hull
Geo W Preston Posterlos
Geo W Preston
New York
Alsatia
Leghorn
Henderson Bros. Castalia
Zenoa,&c
Seager Bros
Australia
Hamburg
Seager Bros Barracouta
Demerara
Seagcraft& Co Bessei
Rio Janeiro
Busk & Jevons Pennland
Antwerp
P Wrisht & Sons
Baltic
Cceeee
Liverpool
RJ Curtis Mems A'U Aod Walle Genoa
Henderson Bros Rugia
Kunhardt & Co Werra
Bremen
Qelrichs & Co
Spain
Hurst City of
Berlin
Inman SS Co
Eereeeeses
Glasgow
H & A Allan Pavonia
P H Bu
Allan Samaria
H du Vernet
Missouri
Warren & Oo Cephalonta
Warren & Oe Atlas
Fi du Vernet Reateress
Warren & Oe
Shipping arrivals and routes listed for May 9
A canal of vessel movements shows ships arriving or departing on May 9 at cities including Boston New York Philadelphia Havana and Liverpool. Names include Craigendoran Cienfuegos Thornhil Iron Progreso Delta and many other vessels from Kingston Antwerp Bremen and West Indian ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Craigendoran
Cienfuegos
New York
Pennland
Antwerp
Thornhil
Iron
Progreso
Delta
Kingston
Philadelphia
Ben Venue
E Ba
America
Bremen
Andes
Havana
Saratoga
Stroma
Jamaica
Adriatic
Liverpool
Southampton
Eider
Tenen
Hamburg
Westphalia
Aad
London
Newccastre City
Airfax
Author
New Orleans
Jason
Baltimore
Steamer Fleet Movements And Losses Off Cape Cod
The report lists arrivals and clearances of multiple steamers and schooners at Portsmouth and regional ports, including Tallapoosa Merry York City Cleopatra Berkshire Wilkeshare Neptune and others. It notes one notable loss: the Melrose of Boston, last heard Jan 25, possibly foundered after 86 days at sea, with crew details and no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Merry
Portsmouth
York City
Alderson
London
Halifax
J B Brigham & Co
Craigendoran
Arbuckle
Cienfuegos
E Atkins& Co
Cleopatra
Colby
Annapolis
Eastport
J G Hall & Co
Berkshire
Howes
Baltimore
Norfolk
Mdse
EK Sampson
Wilkeshare
Mills
Port Johnson
Jano Glaucus
Bearse
New York
Moise
Mitney
Neptune
Berry
H M
Melrose
Boston
Rockport
Port Au Pruce
Rachel Maud
Maud Sherwood
Wm P Hood
George W Lufkin
Deer Isle
John W McCullough
Charlestown
Mass
Samuel Johnson
Islesborough
Y F Yanson
G A Nelson
Carl Aberg
Fred Knaak
John Semery
Maritime voyage notices from New England ports
From Our Correspondents Vineyard Haven May 7 to May 9 lists sailing and sailing orders for numerous fishing and cargo vessels. Entries name vessels captains routes including Port Johnson Providence Boston Philadelphia New York and Portland with several ships sailing on May 7 8 or 9 and notes on hull leaks and dry dock plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Albert Pharo
Raynor
Port Johnson
Edgartown
Setagawa
Rogers
Rockland
Providence
J M Morales
Jordan
Gardiner
New York
Agnes, Lawry
Wiscasset
D Long
Castine
L Perkins
Thompson
Boston
Calais
Delia Hinds
Agnew
Grecian
Webber
Louisa Boardman
Norwood
Lunet
Hinds
Philadelphia
Red Beach
Frank A Nelson
Bath
Jennie Hurlburt
Handy
New Orleans
Schs
Carrie A Norton
Hodgdon
Washington,dc
Kate Bogdon
Newburg
Maud, Robinson
Rosa & Adra
Lady Eliing Clark
Susan N Pickering
Haskell
J W Vanneman
Phitney
Baltimore
Harry P Percy
Hinckley
Joshua Baker
Kelly
Maury L Varney
Weeks
J Miller
Leitch
Maggie Ellen
Littlejohn
Alpert W Smith
Berry
Boothbay
George W Glover
Morton
Fall River
Maria Bailey
Wass
Aderson
A Hooper
Davis
Romeo
Lowell
Sullivan
Portland
Elizabeth
Sinclair
Ellsworth
Scituate
Lottie
Brightman
Thomaston
Oasis
Mills
North Haven
Gloucester
Dow
Leontine
Bickford
Knickerbocker
Morse
Swis
M Sproul
Damariscotta
Huntress, Brown
Millbridge
Shipping Notices From South Pacific to Atlantic and Caribbean
The brig Leonora Blood sails from Iquique February 28 bound for New York with no set date. Theobald lies at Victoria BC April 27 arriving from Coquimbo. Chase Haskell Wilde sails from Wilmington NC to Da Rien May 4, twenty miles north of Cape Romain. T Morris Perot Randolph sails from New York to Curacao with no date. brig John C Noyes at Portland from Martinique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonora
Blood
Iquique
New York
Theobald
Victoria
Coquimbo
Sch
Chase Haskell
Wilde
Wilmington
Darien
Cape Romain
T Morris Perot
Randolph
Curacoa
John C Noyes
Portland
Martinique
Atlantic shipping incidents and repair reports May 9
Vessels ashore and hauled off include Sih Robert Morgan moved five feet due to recent grounding near Nor Island. Bark Thana hauled off near Pascagoula after ashore. Sir Clara M Goodman repaired at Key West and due to sail May 3. Sir Phil Sheridan arrived North Sydney for examination after grounding at 3anso St Johns. Thetis reached port at 3:30 AM with machinery disarray but sailing planned for Monday. In Baltimore, Danville collision case: inspectors absolve Danville’s officers, brig Eric to pursue damages suit. brig owners based in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Robert Morgan
Thana
Rus
Valencia
Pascagoula
Norn Island Shoas
Seminole
Clara M Goodman
New York
Vera Cruz
Key West
North Sydney
Phil Sheridan
Gloucester Mass
Danville
Baltimore and Richmond
Eric
Munson
Point Lookout
Chesapeake Bay
Newburyport
Mass
Bric
Boston
Disasters and shipping news from the Atlantic voyage records
Grounding of Steamer Roskenna Bay off Baltimore with lightening required to lighten to refloat. Bark Gettysburg condemned after arriving Cape Town April 30. insured for 10000 dollars. Brig Apna P Odell sprung a leak near St John after a Havana voyage. Wheeler reports loss of foregaff and centerboard during Boston to Philadelphia leg. City of Merida feed pump failure near Morro Castle Light left one man dead and another injured. chief engineer lightly burned but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roskenna Bay
Baltimore
Antwerp
Sthinst AM
Gettysburg
Cape Town
Hastings
San Francisco
Apna P Odell
St John
Havana
Boston Harbor
Providence
Rawley
Sir John H Cross
Brunswick
City of Merida
Vera Cruz
Patrick Breslin
Maritime Movements Lift From Ports to North of Hatteras
Special Despatch lists ships sailing and in port from Antwerp Auckland Cardenas Cienfuegos and more. Vessels include steamer Longhirst brig Lahaina bark Edwin Cushing brig E W Gale steamer Newport and others bound for New York Boston Philadelphia and New Orleans. Several ships report loading or in port with April dates and sailors heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Exchange
Antwerp
Longhirst
Brown
Fostor
Auckland
Rebecca Crowell
Crowell
New York
Cardenas
Edwin Cushing
Bickmore
Flatteras
Cienfuegos
Lahaina
Wooster
Trinidad
Sth
Newport
Curtis
Hkingston
Tycho Brabe
Gregory
Maritime ship movements charted from Atlantic ports
A dense ledger of 19th century shipping activity lists sailings and clearances from Annapolis, Bremen, Bermuda, Halifax, Havanna, Cardiff, and other ports. Vessels include brigs, schooners, and steamers with names like Harmonie, Elizabeth Jane, Craighill, Ariadne, and Colonsay, bound for Boston, Philadelphia, Havana, Jamaica, Barbadoes, and Cardenas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Harmonie
Hansen
Denia
Gibraltar
Bremen
America
Meyer
New York
Baltimore
Bermmuda
Hattie Card
Moore
Boston
Bridgewater Nws
Elizabeth Jane
Harbor Grace
Caibnarien
Romolo
McLeod
Hampict Roads
Ciuiz Tegos
aAr
Lizzie
Watt
Jarmaca
Vera Cruz
Compton
Carr
Delaware
Barke
Katie Stewart
Finlayson
Rocky Gien
Bray
Luis G Rabel
Sylvester
Philadelphia
Maine
Berntsen
Pensacola
Newport
Curtis
Matanzas
Lillian
Kimball
Carbarien
Joseph W Foster
Waples
Saguall A Edwards
Peterson
Oliver Emery
de Long
Haakon Jarl
Fagerstrom
Montreal
Walter S Massey
Cardenas
Mamazanilla
Cuba
Scha
Col Foster
Coombs
St Jago
Waldemar
Parker
St Thomas
Miatamizas
Maritime Shipping Movements List From May Entries
A compilation of ship and bark movements with ports of origin and destination including Antwerp May 8 Rothiemay Olsen San Francisco. Beachy Head May 7 Arlington Terjesen Apalachicola for Hamburg. Josselin Rio Pensacola. Hohenzollern to New York Baltimore. Marie Tauring Wilming ton NC. Germania Garner New York. Giuseppe Eurigo Pensacola. Blanche Carlson Darien. Elida Hageman Philadelphia. Canada Lammert from Darien for London. Rosa Chichizola Zino Baltimore. Maggie Carvill Dernier Havre. Invincible Strickland San Francisco Liverpool. Shelburne Murphy Ship Island Miss. Veritas Swateridge Pascagoula. Copley Sexton Wilmington NC. Queen The Queen Cochrane New York for London. Lizzie Wright Wells New ark. Angioletta Bozzo Ferrari Baltimore. Pleiades Williams Scilly for Hull. Marengo Maliet New York for Hull. St Andrews Downie Aitutune. Prosperita Schiaff tine New York. E Hf Duval Crosby arien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Rothiemay
Olsen
San Francisco
Beachy Head
Arlington
Terjesen
Apalachicola
Hamburg
Sorat
Josselin
Rio
Pensacola
Bremen
Hohenzollern
New York
Baltimore
Marie
Tauring
Wilmingon
Cette
Germania
Garner
Cardiff
Giuseppe
Undalk
Blanche
Carlson
Darien
Dunkirk
Elida
Hageman
Philadelphia
Canada
Lammert
Andon
Rosa Chichizola
Zino
Maggie
Carvill
Dernier
Havre
Invincible
Strickland
Liverpool
Shelburne
Murphy
Ship Island
Miss
Veritas
Swateridge
Newcastle Nsw
Copley
Sexton
Wilmington
Plymouth
Queen
Cochrane
London
Zaria
Lizzie Wright
Wells
Newark
Queenstown
Angioletta Bozzo
Ferrari
Rio Janeiro
Pleiades
Williams New York
Scilly
Marengo
Maliet
Hull
St Andrews
Downie
Singapore
Prosperita
Schiaftine
Idal Hartlepool
aAr
Bark E Hf Duval
Crosby Arien
Domestic Ports Show Busy Trade From Havana to Boston
A dense list of arrivals and clearances across American ports notes ships from Havana to New York, Boston to Charleston and Providence. Vessels include barks Embia Elba and Buona Famiglia, steamers Berlin Hanoverian and Colorado, and schooners like Adeline Mark Pendleton. Several ships cleared for Liverpool Bremen Stettin and Portland while others sailed for New York and Providence under varied flags.
Names and affiliations list across multiple cities and states
A long, fragmented OCR list of names with associated cities and states including New York Montreal Worcester Providence Boston Chicago San Francisco Portland and others. The text reads like a roster or directory with many misspellings and unclear connections between individuals and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stony
Magnolia
Perry
Portland
Somerville Beard
Chicago
KC Brewer
Wolfboro
W Porter
Merrimac
H Burns
Wilton
Damsell
Franklin
E Lang
Burlington
Thatcher
Bath
Bradley
Junction
Wallace
Niagara
E White
Rms
M Soper
St Albans
Luther
RK Savage
Auburn
G Totman
Fairfield
Bartlett
New York
Morton
Starker & Wf
Masa
W Couch
Concord
Ft Cranston
Norwich
Ferguson
Spring
List of names and places in a historical society record
A compiled roster of individuals and firms with associated cities across the United States and Canada. Notable entries include Campbell and Fisher in New York and Boston area, Parsons in Providence and Springfield, plus many others from Montreal Belfast Saratoga and Hartford. The fragment appears to be a directory or meeting attendee list with varied titles and marital status markers.
Trade names and firms listed in a national ad catalog
A long OCR list names numerous firms and individuals by city and state such as Moore, Marsh & Co in Baltimore and J P Farnum & Co in Chicago, plus others like Gates & Douglass in Cedar Rapids and Baruch, Wittkowsky & Baruch in Charlotte. The fragment catalogs brokers, firms, and agents across many cities with designations like Ads Par Am Tre Crw and US.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
John Smith
Moore, Marsh & Co
Baltimore
Stevenson
Stevenson& Slingluff
Tre
Binghamton
H Lester
Lester Bros & Co
Ads
Burlingtop
Adams
Par
Cedar Rapids
Shipley
Crane & Co
Columbus
Carpenter
Belknap
Carpenter&Co
Cincinnati
O—John Allemongj
A Simpkinson&Co
M. Dubuque
Sears
Evansville
B Hinkle
Hinkle
Nisbet & Co
Galveston
Tex
Breath
J Willis & Bro
Hornellsville
T Richardson
Richardson & Ads
Kansas City
Kendall
Kendall & Emery
Craw
H Patterson
Patterson, Bell & Co
Knoxville
Tenn
C E McMillan
Asa Hazen
McMillan, Hazen & Co
J A Henson
Haynes
Henson & Wright
Stawe Iette
Ind
David Murphy
Murphy & Comstock
Tremont
Louisville
M J Strong
Bamberger Streng & Co
W Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Nathan & Flexner
Lowsville
John B Green
White
Green
Petengill & Co
Philadelphia
Henry Bell, Bell, Walt & Co
Reeve
St Joseph
Noyes
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