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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1884

Page

4

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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>

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.

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.

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.

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

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