Sewing exhibition and visitation day at Lewis school
The Lewis school will host a sewing exhibition and visitation day on Friday May 16 from 2 to 4 PM. The event showcases student sewing projects and allows parents to view work on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis School
Hughes Medical Club
Boston
Richard Hughes
Brighton
Eng
Young’s Hotel
Sullivan Bros
Ashland Street
W. A. Dunn
Notable New England Obituaries From May Death Notices
Richard Morissey a Westfield businessman and local Democrat died May 13 in Massachusetts. Hon. Peter JF Sanborn died May 13 in Hallowell Missouri at age 73. Samuel S Hussey, Nantucket editor, found dead May 12 at his son’s home. Carl Krebs of Webster, a music teacher and Boston orchestral musician, died May 12. Captain Augustus Jones of Brockton died May 14 at 82, longtime real estate owner and father of A T Jones of Brockton Gazette. Nathaniel P Smith died May 14 in the city, former Weston grocer, to be buried in Newton. Moses Darling died May 13 at South Boston. he was born in 1814 in Groton Vermont and worked as a truckman and grocer. remains to Whitinsville today for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Morissey
Westfield
Mass
Peter JF. Sanborn
Hallowell
Roland &Hussy
Carl Krebs
Webster
Boston
Orchestral Union
Boston Theatre Orchestra
Massachusetts
Augustus Jones
Brockton
Capt. Jones
A. T. Jones
Weston
Milk
Congress Street
Newton
Henry
Eldridge Street
Moses Darling
Sixth Street
Groton
Abbott Lauwrence
Oak and
Tyler Streets
City Point
Weather Summary for New England and Coastal Areas
Forecast notes fair weather for New England with prior rain across the north. Southwesterly winds shift to westerly in the north while remaining southwestern in the south. Temperatures rise slightly. Cautionary signals extend from Indianola to Eastport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Indianola
Eastport
Boston Weather Summary and Temperatures May 14 1884
The Cotton-Belt Bulletin notes station readings across cities with highs around the upper 80s and lows in the 60s. Boston reports barometer near 29.86 and temperatures ranging from about 42 to 55 degrees with total rainfall 0.66 inches and humidity around 93 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton-Belt Bulletin
Boston
Rath
Wilmington
Cccer
Seeeelo
Carleston
Cee
Ccscessees
Ome
Sreb Poss Iaviecesessh
Savannah
Ovcid
Nesensereeye Sovhe
Penne
Aren Ee
Coe Sne Stabkassseevaesae
Hew Orieans
Ceramineseorespsoncnens
Vicksbute
Coe Coccseceress DB
Cesece Eveeld
Observer'’S Office
Signa Service
Weather report note at commerce and agriculture stations
A general weather report notes synchronized activities across all stations for commerce and agriculture. The record cites departments and services, including Van Les en lx and Sacetd toca and arts, signaling coordinated timing for affected sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suas Sorians Sekt
Rvice van Les En lx
Boston Theatres and S Warner Programs Evening Shows
Boston theaters present Jalma Evening and various venues list shows at afternoon and evening. Howard Athenium features Hero or The Love of Mount Shasta in the evening. Globe Theatre screens Storm Beaten and Bijou offers A Baby in the evening. Boston Museum presents The Museum Company in Topsy Turvy during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Theatre
Jalma
Ovene Museum
Park Theatre
Red Letter
Howard Athenium
Hero
Mount Shasta
Globe Theatre
Bijou—A. Baby
Boston Museum—The Museum Company
Fortnightly Payment Bill Defeated by Senate and Reconsiderations
The Senate rejected a bill for fortnightly payments to operatives by manufacturing concerns. It also refused third reading on a bill paying operatives at intervals not exceeding 14 days. Other actions include relief measures for Cambridge water supply and Essex-Merrimack bridge petitions, and a civil service reform proposal assigning merit tests and a two-party civil service board with daily stipends. The record notes various committee reports and adjournment prospects through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
David Randall
Committee On Cities
Holyoke
Burt
Loring
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Committee On Labor
Cambridge
Waltham
Committee On the Judiciary
Boston
General Court
Committee On
Newburyport
Essex County
Deer Island
Salisbury
Amesbury
Essex-Merrimack Bridge
Merrimack
Commonwealth
Superior Court
Board of Civil Service Commissioners
Session proceeds debate on public safety and benevolent building ties
The house met at 10:15 with Speaker Marden in the chair and debated motions to reconsider votes on public safety in steam engine use and on a salary bill for Suffolk probate judge. The joint rules report was accepted and the benevolent building associations bill received mixed support before a noon recess, with further talk after resumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marden
Baker
Beverly
Moss
Sharon
Suffolk County
Joint Committee On Rules
General Court
Commonwealth
Paine
Waltham
Potter
Worcester
Burr
Newton
Messrs. Clark and Doherty
Boston
Weston
Representatives
Gilmore
Cambridge
Loring
Fitchburg
Willson
Salem
Bruce
Senate
Cowdrey
Stoneham
Bowker
Oman
Pittsfield
Davenport
Fall River
Eaton
Auburn
Dresser
Brackett
Committee On Education
Wentworth
Dedham
Wadlin
Reading
Hardy
Arlington
Lamson Cash Railway Company
The
Board of Commissioners of Prisons
Col Coveney and Woods Elected Delegates to Chicago
Col J W Coveney of Cambridge and John M Woods of Somerville were chosen as delegates to the national convention in Chicago at the fifth district democratic gathering in Cambridgeport. After multiple ballots and motions the convention declared Coveney the unanimous choice and Woods elected by acclamation with Hoyt of Arlington and Randall of Brighton named alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Coveney
John M. Woods
Chicago
Police Building
Cambridgeport
J. Russell Read
Fion. Hi. H. Gilmore
Cambridge
John 8. Long
Arlington
Horace E. Clayton
M. WO
E. Russell
Levi Woodbury
Boston
ORML
Col
Cammbridge
Owen A. Galvin
Charles Levi Woodbury
Bomiamvbe
Charles J. Randall
Brighton
William J. Underwood
Belmont
Col. J. W. Coveney
Alfred D. Hoyt
J. Woods
Col. Coveney
VOCE
Lee Besen
Plesoeces
Gorogo
Oaks
Somerville
Owen A
Alfred DD. Oye
Atington
Cccc
Alfred A. Hoyt
Charles Y. Randall
Fire alarms recount fires in Chelsea Somerville and Boston
In Chelsea at 3 A M Wednesday a fire at No 85 Park street owned by S R Hart damaged by fire and smoke with Mrs Scott and two children narrowly escaping. A chimney fire at No 8 Porter street reported at 12 55 P M. Somerville alarm 11 40 A M for a Garden court dwelling chimney owned by Patrick Farrell with multiple families, no damage. A Somerville accident injured Thomas Greenough of hook and ladder No 1. An alarm at 9 20 P M for a store fire at 87 Bunker Hill street owned by C E G Kidder damaged by a kerosene lamp. insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chelsea
Park Street
S. R. Hart
Thomas Mulloy
Scott
Marley
Hart
Porter Street
Somerville
Garden Court
Patrick Farrell
Thomas Greenough
Hook and Ladder Company No. 1
Somerville Avenue
Bunker Hill Street
C. E. G. Kidder
Harry Gordon
Cambridge tragedy victim dies in jail cell
Thomas C. Bradshaw, victim of the Cambridge incident, died at 9:30 A.M. Wednesday after being kept under anesthesia during the night and fading from daylight forward. An autopsy by Medical Examiner Holt is likely. The son, visited in his East Cambridge jail cell, learned of the death and reacted with distress as his father’s lawyer, Mr. Winslow, was notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Bradshaw
Cambridge
Merghine
Holt
East Cambridge
Winslow
Bradshaw
Old Guard of New York to Visit for 246th Anniversary
The Old Guard of New York will visit the city for the 246th anniversary of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company. 80 members under Gen George W McLean will travel in white uniforms with bear skins, with Gilmore's band of 60 pieces. They depart New York at 4 30 P M Sunday June 1 and arrive at 10 30 by Springfield, returning Tuesday at 4 30 P M. They will be quartered at Young's hotel during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Guard of
New York
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
George W. Mclean
Gilmore
Springfield
Young’s Hotel
International tensions and disasters reported abroad
The Pall Mall Gazette notes Britain bans Egyptian troops from Waddy Halfa. Aden reports a revolt near Sana with 300 Turks killed. rebellion nears Dongola per Cairo. Earthquakes strike Broussa region with minor damage. a French incident near Paris causes a fatal derailment injuring 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Waddy Halfa
Pall Mall Gazette
Paris Temps
Aden
Sana
Cairo
Dongola
Debbah
Bismarck
China
St. Denis
Boulogne
Theoulogne
Religious Notes on Immersion Baptists and Diverse Faiths
Immersion baptism dominates in several denominations with a total adherent count of 3,702,599. Reports cover West Virginia’s Rev. G C Wilding’s 40 miles by skiff to Ravenswood and a St Joseph’s Catholic stir in Lafayette Indiana over a St Patrick’s ball fundraiser. South Australia Methodism grows rapidly with large gains. A Scottish poorhouse chaplain dismissed for refusing eternal punishment preps to preach what managers deem suitable. Dr Mulford’s The Republic of God extols spiritual beauty and the healing of sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Disciples of Christ
G. C. Wilding
West Virginia
Ravenswood
Volcano
E. P. Walters
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Lafayette
Ind
Father Walters
South Australia
Edinburgh (Scotland
Mulford
Earth
Train wreck near Connellsville kills dozens
A Baltimore and Ohio collision east of Connellsville this morning left 12 to 20 dead and many injured. A six car construction train with 50 laborers bound for Pyle Falls, Ohio was crushed and many bodies burned in the wreck. Wreckage drew a large rescue and hospital effort as officials search for missing casualties and identify the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Connellsville
Ohio
Pyle Falls
Speer Sand Works
John Neville
John Ward
John Carey
John Hughes
Pat Cassady
Shay
Malls Close at Boston Postoffice and Transatlantic Mails
Supplement lists mail routes from New York and Boston to Europe and the Pacific. Steamer schedules show ships like City of Rome Samaria Devonia Oceanic Australia and others with sailing windows in May and June. A miniature almanac notes arrival and departure data for ships including Lampasas Scythia St Ronans and City of Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Southampton
Bremen
Oder
New York
Queenstown
Liverpool
City of Rome
Samaria
Boston
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
Oceanic
San Francisco
British Columbia
Victoria
Sandwich Islands
Sydney
Nsw
New Zealand
Australia
Steamer Forest City and other coastal ships bound for ports
Listing of vessels and captains sailing from New England ports including the Forest City Parker Portland with passengers to Win Weeks and a sequence of brigs and schooners bound for Havana Newark Philadelphia and various Atlantic harbors. Reports a May gale at lat 37 39 and 70 16 lasting nine hours with no damage. many vessels loaded with sugar molasses and other cargoes for Dana Bros Middleton & Co Cotton & aley. Weather notes indicate NE and ENE winds and a fresh N wind off Cape Cod. Cleared ships include Allegheny and Sampson and the H M Whitney bound for Portland and New York with other steamers and sailings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Parker
Portland
Gloucester
Young
Longfellow
Smith
Provincetown
John Gibson
Long
Aguadilla
Baring Bros
Rocky Glen
Bray
Havana
Dexter Crooks
St Vincent
Middleton & Co
Newark
Cotton & Aley
Sebago
Clark
Ponce
Whiting & Co
Ion
Ruth T Carlisle
Philadelphia
McBride
Arroyo
Dana Bros
Brach Blythe, Messenger
Bellevue Cove
Brach
Mary Elizabeth
Amaranth
Sellers
Musquach
I G Curtis
Harris
Margaretville
Jennie M_ Carter
Eaton
Richmond
Bessier
Baltimore
Cora Stangilder
Steelman
C W Locke
Chase
Cora May
Allen
Henry Withington
Crowell
Allen Green
Nickerson
H Odiorne
Rebecca Shepard
Edward H Furber
J K Manning
Gandy
Marietta Steelman
English
Pene
F Schmidt
Baker
Annie K Stevens
Tice
Ilade Ja
O E Eldridge
Kelly
Hattie Baker
Philaelphia
Red Wing
Johnson
Samos
O'Neil
Perth Amboy
Kibridge Gerry
Perry
Woodbridge Creek
Melen
White
New York
William Wright
Pressey
Sandy Hook
Ballow
South Shore
Hoboken
Abbie Il Hodgman
Freye
Thomas Borden
Churbuck
Elizabeth M Cook
Calais
George Albert
Robertson
Sadie Corey
Marshall
Bath
George Shattuck
Larraby
Bangor
Neptune
Sanborn
Machias
Mansur P Oakes
Ingalls
Pemaquid
Wheeler
Camden
Henrietta
Hutchings
Orland
Sharon
Donnell
Cape Neddick
Perkins
Eliot
Triton
Freeman
Satelite
Adderton
Banks
Rockport
James Foster,Jr
Burt
Florence
Lockwood
May
Hull
Cape Cod
Allegheny
Hallett
Norfolk
E Sampson
Spartan
E B Sampson
General Whitney
Coleman
H M Whitney
William Weeks
Grace Bradley
Hopper
Ellicott & Co
Josh Stover
Arey
Bucksport
Redpath
Wind East Northeast
Linn O'Dee
Aracoa
Berks
Pottsville
Barkentine Ariington
Sch
Lavinia Campbell
Maritime Dispatches From Adelaide To New York
A garbled set of ship movements lists vessels sailing from Adelaide and other ports to New York and Tuborg. Entries include Escort Waterhouse sailing toward New York on the 13th, Marie bound for New York sailing April 30, Gustav Adolf to Tuborg, Iroquois US ship, Britannia from San Francisco, Evening Star to Pensacola, Idea and Jacob bound for New York with various captains noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Escort
Waterhouse
New York
Esreanen
Mark Johannes Stover
Cattoferte
Marie
Openhagen
Gustav Adolf
Sorensen
Tuborg
subveEpoo
Iroquois
Nickels
United States
Britannia
San Francisco
Pomaan
Evening Star
Norbeck
Pensacola
Sporto
Idea
Cacace
Savannah
Tabie Kay
Jacob
Ships and vessel reports from late April to May near Atlantic routes
A list of ships and vessels with origins and destinations including Pavonia Boston to Liverpool, Bark Springwood Forbes Liverpool to New York, Minnie Gray Liverpool to Hampton Roads April 30, Waaland Halifax to Liverpool, Amy Turner Boston to Honolulu, Bury St Edmunds Pensacola to London, Mendoza Boston to New York off Chatham May 11, Angel Rio de Janeiro to Boston April 8 off Rio, Edward Waite Matanzas to Boston May 11 off Chatham, Meyer and Maller New York to Fernandina May 7 Hog Island area, Aaron Reppard Philadelphia to Rosario May 8 position at 27 20 N 33 40 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee Pavonia
Boston
Liverpool
Jon
Springwood
Forbes
New York
Scilly
Minnie Gray
Williams
Hampton Roads
Waaland
Ericksen
Halifax
Lon
Amy Turner
Newell
Bostoun
Honolulu
Bury St Edmunds
Nielson
Pensacola
London
Mendoza
Tucker
Chatham
Angel
Jesse
Rio Janeiro
Edward Waite
Lee
Matanzas
Meyer & Maller
Perkins
Fernandina
Hog Island
Aaron Reppard
Lake
Philadelphia
Rosario
Merbert Beach
Bingay
Robert
Spille
Harmonia
Reinken
Gibraltar
Eclipse
Palmer
Porman
Baltimore
Dunbritton
Emmett
Sanancisco
Havre
Lessing
Voss
Hamburg
Signe
Skogstrom
Balimore
Arizona
Brownell
Mobile
Camperdown
Nickerson
aAr
Neilson
Jizard
Theodore Koerner
Julius
Nurnberg
Jaeger
Bremen
Galileo
Jenkins
Huil
Canada
Robinson
Weith
Crane
Active
Hessler
Mooville
Nova Scotian
Richardson Baltimore
St Christopher
Leweinarien
Louise
Schroeder
Savannah
Southampton
Rhein
Jungst
Begge
Swansea
Artizan
Davies
Coosaw
Pcm
Clara Maria
Bagge
Stettin
Aecolus
Schwein
St Vincent C V
Florence
Maggie J Sith
Bennett
Josie R Buil
Burt
E N Reed
Parker
William R Huston
Chadwick
Somerset
Mass
William L Roberto
Bray
Providence
Gracie D Chambers
Lane
George Arey
Rogers
New Haven
Helen Hasbrouck
William H Kenzel
Soper
Ellen Tobin
Hawkins
Carrie Holmes
Cranmer
S Kk Soper
Porter
Lydia Middleton
Bunnell
Harriet Thomas
Wilbert
James N Ogden
Tull
Lulu Ammerman
Rulon
Joseph F Baker
Davis
Mabel Thomas
McKenzie
William P Huston
Cradwick
D N Anthony
Whittemore
A D Lamson
Smith
Phoebe J Woodruff
Mayo
Carl P Mason
Mary Sanford
Brown
William L Burroughs
Cash
Joseph Baker
Almy
Portland
Eben Fisher
Reynolds
Bangor
F McDonald
Warren
Cardenas
John Bracewell
Tenants Harbor
Ella Matthews
Millford
Bertham Walker
Edgartown
William C French
Sherman
Newbu
Woods
Eliza Perkinss Kendall
Lizzie L Mills
Kimball
Norwich
Creere Gray
Wellfiet
Calais
Brigee St Stephens
Sch
Dolphin
Young
Charleston
Arndt
Bjerge
Abbie Dunn
Benjamin Hale
Saragossa
Cape Henry
Delmar
Bear River
May Williams
Reed
Salier
Parejero
Pernambuco
Eastport
East Machias
Magnet
Fletcher
H C Chester
Sanborn
Fall River
Eleanora Vandusen
Godfrey Georgetown
John B Grifin
Lincoln
Lottie
Annie
Fortress Monroe
Boxena Bay
Antwerp
Eistow
Leith
Nina Seconda
Londonderry
Galveston
Colorado
Risk
Annie B Hoffies
Georgetown DC
Alice Montgomery
Lavender
Kennebec
Laura Messer
Gregory
Alexandria
William Mason
Chase
Cora
Studiey
New Bedford
Giardiner
Congress
Willard
E T Cottingham
Alice Oakes
Albion
Halleck
Hyannis
Maggie Andrews
New
Dick Williams
White
Dover
Parker's Harbor
Osterville
Barnstable
Ruth Robinson
Fuller
Gustie Williams
Crapo
Wetherford
Ana
Oneco
Clark
Hiennebec River
Katie Mitchell
Oliver
Rival
H_Watford
Littlejohn
Hallock
J H Leeds
J Cook
Springer
Harald Haaringer
Hansen
Eleonore
Lind
Dublin
New Orleans
Gulnare
Cappelen
Porto Cortez
Excelsior
Jennie Wood
Ruatas
Efficient
Palermo
Florida
Port Eads
Lucy P Miller
Belize
Norfolk
Decatur Oakes
Baker
Newport
Mary Dranmer
Matthews
Salle
D Hf Miller
Newport News Va
Decature Miller
Roxanna
Currier
Guyandotte
Kelley
Albert Mason
Abbott
H Bailey
Newport—air
Swhs
Fleetwing
Gloucester
Emima
Ethel Maud
Mackereling
William E Leggett
Augusta
Icis Challenger
Wm H Lewis
Hammond
Aristh
Jennie
Sweeney
Superb
Trapani
Elcho
Barbadoes
Scythia
Murphy
Wyoming
Douglass
Lykus
Philliskine
Kingsdale
Fair
Rio Marina
Morgan City
Adams
Idaho
Richardson
Cienfugeos
Corunna
Beattie
Point-a-Pitre
Guad
Robert Mowe
Staff
St Pierre
Joseph G Dean
Baracoa
State of Alabama
British Empire
Fawcet
Havana
Kreene
Rugia
Albers
A J Pettingill
Dewey
Vapor
Woodhull
Brunswick
Selembria
Yokohama
Etc
Christine
Schrafer
Port Spain
Pomona
Montego Bay
Martha Davis
Manilla
Hants County
Plymouth
Robert Moore
Mart
Florence Leland
Cygnus
Shuice
Cohasset
St John
Mary Sands
Westport
James Barrett
Hallowell
Oregon
Pittston
Sarah Wentworth
Louise A Boardman
Calais Vicksburg
Lucy N Collins
Lady Ellen
Bath
Francis Coflp
Wm Pickering
Ellsworth
Silas McLean
R T Kenney
Rockland
George Savage
Hattie
Hoston
Everett
Elizabethport
Phinney
Amboy
Mary E Chapman
Wyne
Argo
Bjorkqvist
St Vincent
Hartsford
Dahl
Brake
Gurli
Stromberg
Whitehaven
Port Royal
State of Texas
Moses Bramhall
Troquer
Watson
Carthagena
Lara
Huelva
Ohio
Shelley Cay
Mediterranean
Echmond
Reading
Salem
Barks Rock City
Rotterdam
Kong Sverre
Schieller
Amsterdam
Sko
Sarah
Emma
Munroe
Althea
Doncett
Viola Reppard
Ogie
Sagua
Daisy E Parkhurst
Hooper
Aliie Burnham
Baxter
Adriane
Colby
James Slater
Tooker
Mayaguez
Peacedale
Arnold
Narragansett Pier
Kiliman
Wickford
Charley Woolsey
Houghson
Newaven
Saxon
Snow
Pioneer
Platt Richmond
Beethoven
Burns
Mark Stella B
Schs
Ethel Emerson
Tower
St Johns
NFP
City of
Addie B Bacon
Bacon
Bessie Morris Wheaton
Sarah Mills
Howells
Wareham
Emily
Jenny
Helen P Jones
Gov Rall
Cain
Evergreen
Turner
A N Lee
Howe
Daniel Brittain
Coleman
Charles 0 Lister, Jr
Maybin City
David G Floyd
Lizzie Major
Foster
St Marc
Hilda
Berlet
St Lucia
Aej Pettingill
Sarah Carlin
Carlin
Petit Grave
Port Clyde
Cape Ann
Hancock
Egg Rock
Woodbury
Achilles
Philadelee
James R Talbot
Crocker
W H Card
Coster
Rondout
James Beckwith
Ruggles
Lulu
Leighton
Millbridge
Abby Weld
Gardiner
Victory
Hatch
Rockport
Collins Howe
Orne
Czar
Arey
Hyne
Portand
Portsmouth
Lancaster
Ruchmond
Grace van Duzer
Perth Amboy
Manic Saunders
Budd
Mary C Carroll
Cattoll
Annie Ainslie
L A Danenhower
Camson
Georgetown
Old Dominion
Icis L . Garretson
Tillie Vanderkerchen
R Jones
Rappahannock River
Gusta Helene
Floreness
Gronstadt
Bracka
Jensen
Liberte
Eliasen
Queenstown
Falmouth
Fannie R Williams
Ida Lawrence
City of Augusta
Gnd
Wilmington
Johanne
R Millen
Tybee
Johannes Reed
Gjertsen
Rotteram
Saco
Oliver Dyer
Emerson
Minnehaha
Ferris
Lettie Wells
Reculator
Doane New York
Minnie
Bonsall
C Hubbard
Vineyard
Rosebrook
Washingon
Fishermen News From Provincetown and Gloucester
Provincetown reports the schooner Cosms with a broken wheel after a squall, while the schooner Holmes from St John to New York suffered damage. both will repair at Chatham. Gloucester notes heavy fish receipts across species and reports two young fishermen found dead, likely from starvation, buried at sea after being found aboard the Gertie E Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Cosms
Price
Sch
Sunshine
Gloucester
Chatham
Mass
Handkerchief Shoal
Holmes
St John
New York
Gertie E Foster
Weavesay
Overdue City of Brooklyn Arrives at Bristol
The steamship City of Brooklyn of the Bristol Line reached Bristol Wednesday morning after an overdue passage. In Bath shipbuilding, the New England Ship Building Co. shows a schooner in frame, with Capt Bearse of Hyannis set to command. the vessel measures 1414 feet keel, 35 feet beam, 13 feet depth of hold, and 5 feet between decks. Capt Bearse will own the ship with Boston and Gardiner interests. St John, NB May 14 reports Capt Hearse of the Wanbee arrived home after abandoning ship on May 5, about 500 miles from St John, the crew enduring 34 hours on the poop with no food or sleep. The Wanbeck sustained a leaky hull, gutted cabin, flooded deck, and sails blown to pieces. the bark Susan L Campbell could not aid due to gale conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Brooklyn
Bristol
Bath
New England
Cee
P Bearse
Hyannis
Bearse
Boston
Gardiner
St John
Hearse
Wanbee
Porto Rico
Susan L Campbell
Wanbeck
E McMillan
Elizabeth S Lee
Lee
Philadelphia
Georges Island
Fort Independence
Alaska
Georgetown
Summerside
Barbadoes
Charlottetown
St Peter’s Island
Crapaud
Martha Davis
Benson
Mani‘a
New York
Rodney’s
Wilson Wharf
Carolina
Bathurst
Petite Roche
BeHedune
Quebec
Ae Aes
William Law
Havre
Donald Ferguson
Belfast
Browning
Southwest Point
Anticosti
Thesolus
Majella
Siscus
Cardiff
Constantinople
Sara
Baker
Tivelva
Spain
Schooner Julian Tate wrecked in storm near Point Judith
New York reports the schooner Julian Tate ashore at Point Judith badly broken up after last night's gale. Other vessels suffer damage in New York and nearby harbors as wrecking and salvage efforts commence. Key West notes cargo recovery from Martin M Heath but plans sale.</S>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Julian Tate
Point Judith
Sir Ben Carver
Ansley Bedell
Perth Amboy
Key West
Champion
Martin M Heath
Sanibel Island
Ancion
Shipping Notices and Vessel Movements Across Atlantic Ports
A broad log of in port and sailing movements dated April 27 to May 13 across North Atlantic routes. Vessels include steamer Malabar bound for Montreal from Gibraltar, brig Emily headed to New York, and ships loading at Penedo for New York. Multiple ports referenced: Liverpool, St John NB, Boston, Halifax, Quebec, and Copenhagen, with actions such as in port, sailing, and clearance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Exchange
Adelaide
Edith Carmichael
McEachren
Boston
Srnstel
Brooklyn City
New Oye
Cardenas
aAr
Benhope
New York
Walter Massey
Hanson
Havana
Clandon
Delaware Breakwater
Matilda Brooks
Jones
Do. Hloilo
Annie M Small
Gust
Newcastle
Nsw
Liverpool
Sailea
Indiana
Philaera
London
St Ronans
Campbell
Mayaguez
Navarino
Foss
Ponce
United States
Matanzas
Annie Batchelder
Steelman
Carrick
Branscomb
North of Hatteras
Fannie Kimmey
Wolfe
Adelia Carlton
Grant
Anna Bell
Ackley
St Croix
Fitzerald
Queenstown
Republic
Sagua
Jos W Foster
Waples
Francisca Garguilo.James
Philadelphia Scilly
Aspinwall
Clotilde
Higgins
Boscn
Arecibo PR
Ruth
Carlisle
Mebrick
St Johns
Hatteras
Copenhagen
Thingvalla
Lamb
Cow Bay
Minnie L. Boudrot
Frederickton
Nwb
Carrie B. Whelpley
Newark
St John
Gibraltar
Malabar
Dixon
Calle
Montreal
Gianatves
Anna L Taylor
Garson
Emily
Dabm
Embare
Derby
Fortmann
ING Org. Hasting’s Mills BC
Minnie Carmichael
Taylor
Calcutta
Mariam
Solveson
Bay Verte
India
Fontell
Miramichi
Edward O’brien
O'Brien
San Francisco
Peconic
Jenkins
Dauphin
New Yond
Ve Acéion
Saidee
Dauphney
New Y
Marseilles
Royal Crown
Innis
Barcelona
Macein
Mathi
Blue Bird
Shaw
Appia
Overguard
Jura
O’connell
Nuevitas
Mina Belle
Thompson
Orth Sydney
Ardandhu Cunningham
Halifax
Brinkburn
Fulcher
New Orleans
Inverall
Natant Saunders
Pernambuco
Georgie
Roberts
Salisbury
Mahoney
Aceio
Barks Parejero
Cana
Agnes Stevenson
Swanson
Unc
Flora
Pixe
Spark
Norris
Akbar
Holmes
Innisfail Do
Gladys
Harvey
Idis Davida
Howard
Fred A Crrie
Condon
Argentina
Rosseau
Paces
Buenos Ayres
Mayflower
Wakeham, Inc
Natalie
Penedo
Pictou NS
Carroll, Brown
Coban
Fraser
Quebec
Ocean King
Denham
la Sverre
la Rochelle
Bridgewater
Adams
Ew York
Peruvian
Ritchie
Bouchette
Father Ie
Lake Champlain
Tranmar
Monao
Father Point
Brooklyn
Dale
Wylie
Carruther
Glasgow
Ue Fnn
Iona
Doigen York
Kwdmey C8
Lottie
Lawrence
Alem
Ida
Hull
Charles E Morrison
Smith
Vast Atlantic Cargo Passage and Port Arrivals Brief
Extensive list of ships and steamers arriving and clearing at ports from Apalachicola to Wilmington, detailing vessels such as City of Atlanta, Abbie Dunn, Scythia, and Mobile steamer, with destinations including Charleston, Bremen, New York, and Philadelphia. Includes numerous schooners, brigs, and barges loading cargoes for North Atlantic, Caribbean, and European ports, plus Harbor and river port movements.
Names List of Contacts and Addresses Across Cities
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with associated cities and states including New York Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati Portland Hartford Springfield and others. The roster reads like a directory of names such as MS Kaler J F Dilton A Gillett S Janney E H Butler H Albrecht W D Patterson Mrs J S Mason and many more with scattered locations like New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago Rochester New Haven and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooton
Philadelphia
Ferris
Russell
Mass
Whitaker
Trenton
Tucker Springfield
McGammons
Topsham
Bedford
Ross
New York
Darling
Adams
Alland
Howard
French
Providence
Fiske
Hinsdale
Chickering
Meyers & Wf
Wareham
J Clarke
Kaler
Dilton
Butler
Gillett
Janney
Mulock
Canan City
Ucol
Fox
Chicago
L Smith
Cincinnati
Albrecht
Patterson
S Mason
Portland
Bacon
New Haven
W Emery
Sea View
Wilson
Factory
Tappan
Rochester
Chandler
Carpenter
Buffalo
Weston
Plymouth
Ingham
Wyman
Carter
Washington
Spaulding
San Francisco
Miller
Sullivan
Keene
van Sielen
Gallagher
Evanston
Springfield
Outis
Hotchkiss
Majhalien
Virant
Winans
Brown
Suncook
Wallace
Barnes
Engle
F Schaffer
Naugatuck
Peters & Ws
Albany
E Flagg
EK Gallup
Fuller
H Behn
Carrier
Fitchburg
M Benson
MS Norton
Bangor
A P Schmidt
Maas
H McGanagal
M Palmer
KE Blabow
JW Blabow
K Deming
F Hatch
New Bedford
E Pierce
A Wilsey
Hartford
Tuttle
J Cressey
Lowell
SA Soule
Fairfield
D Cochran
St Albans
Mf Stillwell
Donnell
Biddeford
E Thompson
Detroit
JH Evans
Gardner
L Kelley
Gilbert
G Young
Brooklyn
Porter
Syracuse
W Steere
CW Morse
Solomon
S Wallack
S Merritt
Stanford
H Ferguson
Chelsea
M Merritt
Lowell Leaf Mills
Broad? Merchant Firms Across Cities Listed in Ledger
A lengthy ledger-style list catalogs numerous wholesale firms and partners across U S cities from Atlanta to Wilmington. Entries include names like Everett Kiser Smith Moore Marsh Co and Gifford Douglass, with affiliations such as Crofoot Stele Hinckley Par Chicago and Farnum Co. The document mixes city tags, partner surnames, and firm initials, suggesting a directory or trade ledger excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Everett
Kiser
John Smith
Moore, Marsh & Co
Baltimore
Pretzfelder
Kline& Co
Jandorf
Jandorf & Co
Nixon
Allnutt
Nixon & Goldborough
Burlington
Barhirdt
Barhydt & Co
O Adams
Adams
Par
Cedar Rapids
Gifford
Gates,Gifford & Douglass
Charleston
Brown
Brown & Co
Tre
Chicago
Crofoot
Stele & Hinckley
Farnum
Farnum & Co
Lytle
Lytle & Co
Ads
Cincinnati
Columbus
Belknap
Carpenter & Co
Dallas
Tex
Murphy & Comstock
Tremont
Lowsville
George A Owen
JI. Sutcliffe
Sutcliffe & Owen
Macon
N M Solomon
S T Coleman & Co
Memphis
Tenn
Standish
Standish & Co
Montgomery
Ala
Goetter
Weil & Co
C A Stern
Stern & Kraus
Milwaukee
Wis
Beals
Beals, Torrey & Co
Minneapolis
Minn
Heffelfinger
Northstarb&sco
K Smith
Cummings
Smith&Co
Nashville
Carter
Carter, Dunbar & Co
Rex Penerae
Throne
EU Nance
Settle
Kinnaird
Settle & Kinnaird
Parkersburg
N Logan
Logan & Co
Fields
Hayes, Fields & Co
Philadelphia
K K Ashenfelter
J C McCurdy
H Weimer
Weimer, Wright & Watkins
M Belknap
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston Post
W. D. P. Bliss
Young Men’s Christian Union
Michael Angelo
Babbitt
Cleffs
George E. Hilton
Lynn
Olivertt Commandery
Hilton
Commercial
Hanover Streets
Samuel Hatch & Co
Commercial Street
Joseph Willard
Boston Marine Society
Benjamin QO. Reynolds
N. H
Joseph A. Bray
Yarmouth
Joseph Stevens
Committee On Relief
Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society
John Mahady
Stephen McKenna
John P. Roach
M. J. Ryder
McDonald
Father Ronan
Timothy Deacey
John Reardon
Thomas Daley
Jerome S. Macdonald
Fifth Street
Mr. P. Barry
O Street
P. Barry
D. A. Hall
Third Street
P Street
James D. Madden
General Weather Report
N.Y
Great Pittshute
Woo
Cleveland
Mich
Oswego
Alpena
Douth
Eeeenseeseeseeees
Marquette
Clear
Eeneeesees
St. Vincent
Ceeeesseveeres
Grondy
Jacksonville
Fla
Far Block Island
Clear Mt. Wash
Fogey
D. C
Entertainments
Horatio Harris & Co
Oll
Matti Philadel Oapounes
Rongs
Samuel Boots
Ma Carpets
Leonard Mea
Etura
Fo Rocer
J. G. B. Siegert
Legislature
Doherty
OLD Guard
Cassiday
Dermott
J. T. O'Shea
Patrick Cassiday
Cumberland
Scott Dermott
Ursina
Dennis Ward
Sheabey Newman
Owen Conley
John Perry
Johnstown
Thos. Whittle
Eli Sloane
Joseph Desmond
Patrick Kelly
John Conley
Timothy Shay
Staunton
J. T. O’shea
Jas. Smith
Samuel Clay
Wm. MceNulty
Daniel Abbright
W. J. Burns
Thomas McCabe
Morse
Swhs Watchman
St George
R M Brookins
Small
Mary _A Killen
Kellen
Eva € Yates
Yates
Stella Lee
Hamilton
Watford
Carson
Satilla
Sheffield
Morehead City
Will S Shepard
Reeves
Artemus
Terrell
Morgan
Howell Leeds
Maggie Klien
Alsatian
Legard
Volant
Shute
Booth Bay
Ar 18Th
Brilliant Upper
Frank A Nelson Thompson
William Tell
Anderson
Revenue
Harpswell
Laurel
Joy
Dexale
Whaton
Friendship
Garand
Higher
Eddie Minot
Addie
Bowman
Linnet
Gray
Diamond Isle
Hall
Brooksville
Romeo
Elizabeth Sinclair
Scituate
Office of
Cape Ann Advertiser
D Haskins
Etta Gott
Addie Emma Hytton
Martha & Susan
Peter D Smith
Star of the East
Muggler
Georges Alert
Frank Foster
Charles H Kelley
Flora Temple
Etta
Leander Fould
Cora Lee
David Aosier
Bank Halibuting
Judge Tenney
David Torrey
Goldthwaite
Georges
Aroostook
Electric Light
Boston Postoffice
Trans-Pacific Mails
Lion Wate
Nuon
Ship News Record
Lampasas
Live
Cerdenas
Mexico
State of Aliabama
Pieter de Coninck
Coe Scully
Waesland
Netwerp
City of Brooklyn
Dubin
Cleddy
Dorset
Scully
Strowans
City of Para
Lord Clive
Athos
Port OF
York City
Alderson
J B Brigham & Co
Leblanc
Arecibo
Hp & Seaman
Templar
Best
Moncton
Heathsrier
Bessie Carson
Maaretville
Wwa Forrest
Susie Prescott
Glass
Hatheway
Vineyard Haven
I Bowers
Spear
J S
Nantucket
Joseph Wm Fish
Watts
Delaware
Sadler
Fiasa
Schs Cohasset
H EK Russell
Kolmar
Tracy
Weehawken
J . Nash Crowley
D Sawyer
Nahant
Maria Theresa
Kallock
Wiscasset
Modesty
Dickinson
Lewis
A Scribner
Emeline
Merriman
Sylph
L. R French
Machiasport
Air
Wigwam
Drisko
Statcaman
Kate Foster
Cole
Shulee
Newarg
Colbeth
Josie
Randall
J Freeman
Gatland
Libby
Philadalphia Toe
Kolon
New Yo
Bath—air 14Th
Knickerbocker
Blair
New England Ship Building Ny
Clara Clarita
Hathorn
Sch Nettier
Sinet New York
Adams House
Rice
Waldron
Americas
M J Savage
Brookfield
T S Burr
Alleaby
A K Jones
Milford
G Shackley
Brookfie
H Egley
Toledo
C Green
Andover
Wilson & Wf
L Monger
W Quinn,Jr
Dish
HS Wilson
J K Gregg
Colbey Stanstead
G E Wood
Lewiston
JN Wood
House
Torrey
Quinn
Kutland
Kenshaw
ES Paul
M Henry
Lemmington
Gricsett
W Garmon
Unity
G Whitney
Royalston
H Foss
Nimes
E Eldridge
Yarmouthport
Masnard
Osgood Georgetown
Hotel
Creighton
W S Nash
Corning LN
Tryon
Wrenfield
Wagner
F M Wendall
J G Bennent
Markham
O C Mann
F Jones
Pendleton
le N Oakes
Ey Ora
Pillsbury
Ducham
J Bushenbush
AB Baynes
FA Roe
Harris & Wf
Lir
Christ 1
C Batchelder
Wellesley
BF McManus
R Hazelton
Concord, NH
Quincy House
Houghton
Si Evans
Emery
Elsworth
LG Downes
Longfellow & Wf
Ware
Rose
Einstein
Skowhegan
Danforth
Concord
T Joyce
Shelburne Falls
Hillsboro
H Crocker
Woodstock
Revere
H Balcom
Newberger
Chamberlain
Binghamton
Asiel
A Field
Field
Stennett
Brookhouse
Bellows Falls
Steele
Tom
Kinnard
Camp
KC Neatley
Ketteny
C Gay
F Hopwood
Kipley
Merrill
W Thornton
H Mason
P Welch
H LaFerra
F Bradey
Charlotte
CH Worthen
St Paul
Min
Hi HE Aldrich
Keene E A Porter
A Bernard
EC Pratt
J Talbot
S Peyson
J ¥ Morris
KE M
Harding
J. O’ Brien
F Saunders
Methuen
McCluskey & Wf
Kolitn
Carleton
R Holt
LC Clark
Plantsville
Austin
Lovering
Chicopee
Troy
J Cooley
T Simpson
Pembrook
Axtell
M Kantroutz
Pierce
Chesterfeld
Gayswell
Blackston
Prescott
Heiner
Rolfe
McMartin
Southbridge
Cail
Cressy
Bain
New Glasgow
Megathion
Harwich
Jackes
Landsberg
Winstead
Townsend
Healy
Rutland
Abbe
Bourne
Tolls & d
Nashua
Greely
Cross
Walker
Morris
H Tappan& Wf
Manchester
J A Fay
Athol
A Woodman
Cushman
Lebanon
C Bradbury
Vergennes
Blake
Ingles
Iy $ Folsom
Masa
JG Bates
F Walker
Swift & Wf
Glackhoff
Mast Kneller
L Patterson
JH Burdick
A Schwab
Robbins
Barker
Meriden
Tremont House
C Stevens
M N Case
H Weillington
E Hayden
Codding
Dighton
Lodge.Jr
Gonway
Slater
Stevens
Bowers
E Douglass
Whitby
Indianapolis
Kimberley
Killen
A Kimball
Abington
Bek
Builis
Meredith
Hubbard
Rockville
Terry Springfield
Meekins
Northampton
Conneil
Burbank
M Barnes
Shearlock
Grigas
H Furlong
Lemons
Hampden
Edwards
Harraden
Natick
Whitney
Ford
Boyce
Phelps
McGonegal
TA Neilson
Bermingham
Loomis & d
M White
the Vendome
E T Howard
Egieston,Jr
O Tohaller
G McPherson & Wf
Vland Miss Daniels
Cleveland H Dale
T S Frederick
Miss Frederick
JH Wilbur
Misa Wilbur
P Darren
G Wright
Syracuss C
A Burghura
CG. H. Pepper
Summer St
Broadway
Dri Ists
Boston Weekly Post
Moody and Sankey
N. Wheelock
Province Court
East
D. BR. Blaney
Ravell
Thomas Kane & CO
Wabash Avenue
Epps
Civil Service Gazette
James Epps & CO
Homeopathic Chemists
Graves
Hanover St
S. F. Somers
Washington Street
New Adams House
Co. H. McKenney & CO
Washington St
Boylston St
Dock Square
Corner Exchange Street
L. F. Lambert
American College Song Book
Strauss
Oliver Ditson
CQO
Ocaa Turnia Wytt
American & Foreign Patents
H. Eddy
State Street
Kilby
Great Britain
France
R. H. ED
Eddy
Chas. Mason
Edmund Burke
R. H. Eddy
George Draper
Lackawanna Coal Depot
J. Warren Merrill
George D. Edmonds
Joseph F. Dean
Edmands
J.warren Merrill
George D. Edmands
T. C. Williams & CO
Golden
J. W. Dean
Central Wharf
T. C. Keleher
Kneeland Street
BSS
Rss
Federers
Geo. W. Brown
Tremont Street
Boot and Shoe Buyers
Montgomery Street
Mall
Broad
State
Beacon
State House
City Hall
Houghton cc
Dutton Tremont ST
Wen
Houghton & Dutton
Pemberton Sq
Beacon St
Tremont St
Breck’s
Jaw Ross Seed
Joseph Breck & Sons
North Market St
Merchants’ Electric Light and Power Company
Silas Gurney
W. W. Gooch
Central Station
Homer J. Goff
Whitney, Howe & CO
Bankers and Brokers
Exchange Place
L. F. Crosby
M. A. Dauphin
Iowa
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Sears
Coffin & Henry
State St
Moines
Lows