The Bond Inquiry and Field's Personal Vindication
A confidant describes Cyrus W Field’s personal stake in the New York and New England bond sale inquiry. He seeks legislative vindication to clear his name, arguing Field acted without dishonest intent to harm the railroad despite heavy public criticism. An expected political struggle looms as parties weigh a report exonerating officials and Field, with the sequel potentially outsizing the original case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New England
State House
Cyrus W. Field
Field
New York and New England Railroad
Higginson Syndicate
Robinson
Boston
New York and
Cyrus
David Dudley
Lenox
Berkshire
Mr. Field
Tie
Delmonico’s
Commonwealth
Labor Problem Discussed by Rev P S Moxon at First Baptist
Rev Philip S Moxon preached on Work and Wages citing Matthew 20 6 7 arguing motive shapes labor and reward. He noted discontent arises from profit driven work and urged higher motives in political religious life. In evening talk titled A Neglected Element in the Labor Problem he stressed human brotherhood and philanthropy as essential in politics and business to raise wages and care for the whole life of man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxon
Philip S. Moxon
First Baptist Church
Mr. Moxon
Hale Speaks on Commerce and Trade With South America
Hon. Eugene Hale of Maine addressed the Norfolk Club on The Commerce of the United States focusing on trade with Central and South America. He urged subsidies and steamship aid to boost U S exports while noting current trade levels and domestic share. The Essex County Democratic Club held its semi annual meeting at Quincy House with officers elected and remarks by F C Prince and General John M Corse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Hale
Maine
Norfolk Club
United States
Orvill D. Baker
J. A. Smith
The
Boston Journal
E. H. Haskell
Ames
J. W. Gould
George A. Marden
F. L. Ames
Henry H. Faxon
Whipple
Brockton
Hale
Central and
South America
Europe
Essex County Democratic Club
Quincy House
Henry M. Cross
Newburyport
Richard
Thomas F. Tucker
Lawrence
Frank W. Jones
Lynn
John T. Hurley
Salem
P. J. McCusker
Charles W. Morse
Haverhill
J. O. Winkley
G. L. Steeper
William Spaler
Gloucester
John Gainey
Daniel Foster
Beverly
Mark Jewell
Rowley
F. C. Prince
John M. Corse
Thomas Riley
J. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
Newton Circuit Road Opens with First Passenger Train
On Saturday a Boston and Albany train carried about a hundred invited passengers along the Newton circuit road to Riverside where it joins the main line. At Newton Centre C S Davis led cheers for J F C Hyde for securing Newton’s new facilities. Alden Speare spoke and resolutions followed. Notables included Mayor Kimball of Newton and Judge Lowell. The regular service began Sunday at 8 30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Circuit Road
Boston and Albany
Riverside
Newton Centre
C.S. Davis
J. F. C. Hyde
Newton
Alden Speare
J. OC
Kimball
Messrs. Illard Marcy
W. C. Strong
D. L
Detroits Rally Past Bostons In Close Diamond Clash
In a tight league game the Detroits edged the Bostons as Stemmyer wild pitched yet heavy hitting carried Detroit. Daily left with a dislocated finger while Tate stayed at bat. Manning and Brouthers starred with multiple hits and runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroits
Bostons
Stemmyer
Wolverines
Daily
Tate
Roston SR
A.E. R
A.E. Hanson
OlMorning
O Brouthers
Ol Sutton
Rich’son
Poorman
Thompson
O OjDaily
Orash Rowe
Bliis White
OjMerrill
Hennett
Burdock
Getzein
Oj Nash
Manning
Johnston
Detroit
Se-Seccee
Esasee
Ssn
Brouthers
Bennett
Bepnnett
Gaffney
St. Louis
Phillies
Boyle
League Standings Snapshot of Wins Losses and Rates
Detroit leads with 11 wins of 13 games for a .846? No, the record shows uneven formatting. Philadelphia at 9-5 and New York 12-6. Washington 3-7 and Missouri City 6-? The standings reflect a midseason table with several teams and inconsistent percentages due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ccccccese
Chieae Veevceesesse
Philadelphia
Ceccseseseeess
New York
Kqngas
Blues Fall to Lawrence Nine in Rough Game
Poor play by the Boston Blues led to a 5 to 1 defeat against Lawrence. O'Connell and McLaghlin contributed in the field, while Conway worked the hill for Boston as Lawrence seized early momentum and held on for the win. Newburyport pummeled Haverhill 18 to 5 with Whitely homering and Conley allowing no runs.
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Newen
Boston Blues
Lawrence
NewBuryports
Hiavetnris
Flanagan
Conley
Lovett
Firet
Haverhil
Shannon
McGarr
Munce
Haverhill
McLaughblin
The Harvard Crimson Defeat Williams College in Championship Game
The Harvard nine defeated Williams College at Williamstown in the college championship. Harvards outbat Williams with a 11-3 final score as Williams errors and fielding woes were noted. key moments included two-base hits by Allen and Nichols and Swikes called off. Umpire Grant officiated the game.
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Newburypert
Saa Eeaeeeee
Brookton
Weed Bekeuss
Cous
Lawicnos En
Wannevievs Sseckersss
Potumbg
Boston Bives
Geneaa
Harvards
Williams College
Williamstown
Williams
Allen
Nichols
Swikes
Tuck
Wiliams
Grant
Unclear Football Scores From Saturday Cardboard Box
Other games listed from Saturday show Pittsburgs 4 Louisvilles 6 in Pittsburg, Jersey Citys 1 Newarks 38 in Jersey City, Cincin natis 8 St Louis 2 in Cincinnati, Prov idences 13 Meridens 12 in Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pittsburgs
Louisvilles
Jersey City
Newarks
Jersey Citys
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
St.Louis
Providence
Providences
Meridens
GAMES TODAY FEATURE NEV MATCHUPS ACROSS NORTHEAST
Matchups listed include New England at Newburyport Boston Haverhill at Portland Brockton at Lawrence and American at Louisville Pittsburg Philadelphia Brooklyns at New York Newark. Local schedules show teams traveling between regional venues with varied matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Newburyports
Boston
Haverhills
Portland
Brocktons
Lawrence
Louisviles
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Brooklyns
Newark
Diamond Gossip Umpire Praised By Both Clubs
Dailey stands as the only umpire in the New Eng and League who can satisfy both Harvard and Williams College. The Harvard team meets Williams College in their first championship game tomorrow afternoon at home. Next Thursday Boston Blues start a ladies day at South End grounds with free admission for each lady accompanied by a gentleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dailey
Harvards
Williams College
Boston Blues
South End
Providence Boxer to Clash with Boston Fighter in Private Bout
A glove fight is arranged between Jack Nash of Providence the Rhode Island champion light weight and Jim Butler of Boston. The private bout will use three ounce gloves and occur within three weeks in this city. George H. Hosmer sails to Troy New York to race December day. A Newark and Boston Gun Club forms by John Illingworth William R. Williams Joseph Mundy and Henry A. Priest. They lease land on Spesatia Island northeast shore opposite canvas back duck flats in Chesapeake bay and plan a handsome steam iron launch. The site was once tied to the Maryland night shooting gang busted by Pinkertons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Nash
Providence
Lightweight
Rhode Island
Jim Butler
Boston
George H. Hosmer
Troy
N. Y
Courtney
John Illingworth
William R. Williams
Joseph Mundy
Newark
Henry A. Priest
Spesatia Island
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
Pinkerton
Adams Seizure Told by Gloucester Captain in Boston
The Gloucester fishing schooner David J Adams arrived in Boston after being seized by a Canadian guard near Digby Nova Scotia. Captain Kenney described the boarding, bait findings, and his protest. Consul General Phelan offered views on the three mile limit and international law. Judge Woodbury linked the case to a prior seizure and warned on forfeiture rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Adams
Boston
International Line
Cumberland
St. John
N. B
Lewis
Charles Levi Woodbury
State Street
Kenney
Eastport
Bay of Fundy
Digby
Greenville
Anchorage
Annapolis Basin
Brown
Lansdowne
Scott
United States
Custom House
Kinney
Canadian
Gloucester
George Steele
American Fisheries Union
Phelan
Halifax
Woodbury
Nova Scotian
Nova Scotia
Cape Sable
Cape Race
Newfoundland
England
Canada
Cape Breton
Moral Courage Address by President Baldwin to Young Men
President W H Baldwin spoke at the Young Men's Christian Union on positive moral courage in the young. He urged noble, pure, useful lives and high aims, noting city temptations and the need for steadfast character in business and social life. The talk referenced William Lloyd Garrison and his statue in Boston as a symbol of courage and virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Baldwin
Young Men’s Christian Union
8. K. Dillaway
Sopha C. Hall
William Lloyd Garrison
Boston
Commonwealth Avenue
Police raid ends gaming at 32 Stillman Place
Police from Division 1 raided rooms at 32 Stillman Place on Sunday night. Officers Sheen and Wright arrested Simon Cabsnick Solomon Cabastick and Peter Pinasky for gaming. Aaron Mitchellman Israel Bean and Davis Grinstone were found present and bailed for court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division 1
Sheen and
Wright
Stillman Place
Simon Cabsnick
Solomon Cabastick
Peter Pinasky
Aaron Mitchellman
Israel Bean
Davis Grinstone
Wooden Argument Ends in Attack on Father in South Boston
Charles Fitzgerald aged 28 struck his father Richard Fitzgerald on the head with a wood stick at their Second Street home in South Boston after an argument. He was arrested by Patrolman Malley of Division 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fitzgerald
Richard Fitzgerald
Second Street
Boston
Charles
Malley
Division 6
Brighton woman gifts collars to police to save lost dogs
Miss Ellen M. Gifford of the Shelter Home for Animals on Lake Street Brighton yesterday presented each police station in the city with a fine dog collar to be used in keeping lost dogs until called for, which animals would otherwise be shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen M. Gifford
Shelter Home For Animals
Lake Street
Brighton
Unitarian Call Extended to Rev Howard Brown at Brookline Parish
The First Church at Berkeley and Marlboro extends a hearty call to Rev Howard Nicholson Brown of Old First Parish Brookline. Brown, about 36, Harvard graduate, editor and author, sits on the American Unitarian Association board and supports building loan funds. If he accepts, he would join a conservative, highly organized circle shaping liberal Unitarianism in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Marlboro Streets
Rufus Ellis
Howard Nicholson Brown
First
Brookline
Brown
Mather Church Brown
Sandwich
Harvard College
New York
F. H. Hedge
The
E. A. Horton
Henry A. Foote
H. Prince Collyer
Mr. Hornbrooke
Boston
May Festival at Mechanics Building Plans by St. Vincent's Ladies
The St. Vincent's Asylum hosts a May festival at Mechanics Building next Saturday with 500 children dancing from 10 to 12 am under H. Keenan. Afternoon repeats, drum corps, and 50 YMCA men will perform. Seventeen tables will be staffed by Catholic parishes as tickets exceed 11,000. The asylum shelters 455 children and seeks public charity support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Building
St. Vincent’s Asylum
H. Keenan
Young Men’s Christian Association
Superstition and Fact in Mayflower Launch Luck
A survey of yachtsmen opinions on launching luck cites A Carey Smith and others who link a yacht sticking on the ways to later misfortune. A cable despatch notes the Galatea launch and voyage hiccups after heavy gale damage en route to Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Carey Smith
Henry Peipgrass
Sam Gibson
The
Gracie
Dand
Stranger
John M. Sawyer
America
Henry Andrews
Frank Hopkins
Charles Mackin
New York
Galatea
Fay
Southampton
England
Henn
Portsmouth
Labor Conductors Burdened by Nickels in Change
Chicago News reports conductors on North State Street cars are burdened by carrying large stacks of nickels as change. They must keep ten dollars in nickels, often losing the coins to passengers who pay with bills or small change. The practice causes complaints, especially in winter, and officials are urged to test the road to hear the workers’ grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doe
Daily News
City Notes Highlights From Boston Area Items
Chaplain Collins of the U S Army missed a lecture at Columbus Avenue Universalist Church due to illness and plans to reschedule when able. Noonday prayers at Tremont Row YMCA feature several ministers and speakers this week. Francis A. Waterhouse notes girls often overwork, but boys usually push and stop before injury. Revere selectmen close the Revere Lynn turnpike to rebuild Saugus river ridges. Captain Campbell’s remains found near Logwood wharf. missing since March 25. William Gallagher 45 Everett St suffers leg injuries in beer wagon accident. John Welsh of 7 Kelly Court found dead, cause dropsy and heart disease. Fire at 14 South May Street contained by Engine 3. Break-in arrests at South Boston saloon and Eliot Street man for Sunday liquor sale. William Dolan shot in leg by accidental discharge on Park Street. Raids yield 30 gallons beer from North Bennet and Sheafe Street illicit premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
United States Army
Alaska
Columbus Avenue Universalist Church
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
No. Tremont Row
Thomas de Gruchy
A. A. Smith
Arthur W. Sawyer
E. Davis
Fietener
T. B. Briggs
Francis A. Waterhouse
Revere
Lynn
Saugus River
Campbell
Charles E. Duncan
Division
Logwood Wharf
East Boston
John Welsh
Kelly Court
Charlestown
McCollam
Welsh
South May Street
Allen Smith
Holton
Jobs Cowen
John Murphy
South Broadway
Boston
Eichorn
Nevins
John McGuire
Eliot Street
William Dolan
Tremont Street
Joseph Riddig
Park Street
Dawson
Pier
Paige
Heath
Kimball
Morrill
Division 1
Carlo Gumarso
North Bennet Street
Natiti Bodracco
Court Record in May Term of United States Circuit Court
The May term convened with prayer by Rev. Albert Gould of East Cambridge. The trial list was called and juries will begin Tuesday for civil cases under Judge Parmenter. Insurance cases are set for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Gould
East Cambridge
Ship News From Hamburg to Hong Kong
Ship news lists arrivals and departures: Bohemia from New York at Hamburg May 16, Turnois8 from Philadelphia at Queenstown May 16, Westmeath from New York at Hong Kong May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Bohemia
New York
Queenstown
Turnois8
Philadelphia
Hong Kong
Westmeath
Port of Boston Shipping News May 15 Arrivals and Sailings
The Port of Boston report records arrivals including State of Maine Neptune and Forest City with cargoes and passengers, several schooners and brigs entering or clearing, and detailed passages noting weather, gales, fog, and rough seas. Multiple steamers and ships depart for Philadelphia, New York, and other ports, with loads of oil, molasses, and merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Maine
Hillyard
St John
Wantport
Portland
Moise
W H Kilby
Ee Neptune
Berry
New York
H Milney
Forest City
Donovan
R Krig Albion
Dickson
Cienfueges
E Attins & Co
Bessie
Crane
Cow Bay
Cbr
Modena
McBride
Pareboro
Harris
Apt
Annapolis
Etta
Hankinson
Weymouth
Slocum
Moncton
Ariel
Dickson Moncton
Tufts
Quaco
Watson
Spragg
Howard
Holden
Farnsworth
Ethel
Peck
Stolen
Clara
Stewart
Chandler
Buck
Harrie Morris
Carter and Endeavor
Martin
Joggins
Charlie
Malone
Cascumpec
Pei
Jach CG
Gregory Kerrigan
Fynemouth Creek
Anna
Brown
Clementsport
Brach
Carrie
Anthony
Bear River
Aiferetta
Campbell
St Simon’s.Ga
Sprague
Sylvia
Newbury
Mist Coleman Delais
Kipko
Kelley
Jonesport
Cousins
Orland
Fleetwirg
Johnson
Deer Isle
Alpert
Thurston
Rockport
Matilda
Pinkham
Wiscasset
Emily C Dennison
Coleman
Saco
Gurnet
Clark
York
Ocean Eagle
G W Pratt
Eliot
James Baker
Adams
Newbury Port
Charlie Steadman
Mitchell
Lanesville
Cleared
Atlantic Works Sues Over Tugboat Proceeds Lien Question
In United States District Court on May 15 Judge Nelson presided over Atlantic Works versus the tug A Ellen Brown. The boat was sold and the sale proceeds deposited in court as counsel argued whether a bill for supplies and repairs creates a lien on those proceeds. Drew and Allen represented libeliants, Rus sell for claimant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Works
A. Ellen Brown
C. Hi. Drew
J. G. Allen
C. T. Russell
Supreme Judicial Court Grants Habeas Corpus Relief
May 15. In Michael Graham habeas corpus petition the Supreme Judicial Court ruled he was wrongfully imprisoned for one year as he was never called to plead and was brought on default on a recognizance. Court took papers and ordered relief. The uncontested divorce list followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Graham
Supreme Court First Session Monday Case List
Supreme Court lists its first session for Monday with numerous cases in multiple sessions. Names include Monahan Nerney Weed S Kent Wentworth Moore Roberts Mason Stevenson Brown Russell Sexton Tufts Dearse Fennessey McFarland Kelley Lindeman Tufts Thompson Osgood Gann McGann Hames Rolfe Sherley Willes Myers Campbell O Donnell Lowell Barr Shelemet Kenney Finnegan Sumpt Stamnard Hamm on Corcoran Barker Boston Meservey Colgan Moody Russell Boston Storer Spillane Jordan McKenney Same Beston Murphy Faxon Way Dow Spauan ton Webb Oak Life Ins Co Ridings Wall session A Fourth Session lists Bullard Richards Warn Skidman Williams Scully Tarbull Warner Dickson Whitteman Page Churchill Conway South Bus RR Pray Manufacturers Gazette Parker Folaom Boston Old Golony Furlong South Boston Savings Bank Murray Provident Institution for Saving Murphy Lee Merchants' Boston Wentworth Thorne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgan
Moody
Russell
Boston
Storer
Spillaneso So
Jordan
McKenney
Same
Sturgis
NY &N
ERR
Bowles
Alen
Richardson
Beston
Murphy
Faxon
Way
Dow
Spaunton
Brooks
Webb
Charter Oak Life
Bullard
Richards
Warn
Skidman
Williams
Knowlton
Ballou
Scully
Katen
Costello
Tarbull
Warner
Dickson
Whitteman
Page
Churchill
Conway
South Bus
Wheeler
Treattan
Bill
Fuchs
Lucas
Slater
Powers
Griggs
Nickerson
Cougalan
Holt
Evans J
Lang
Burns
Wiggin
Donovan
Duncan
Boylston Mutual Insurance Co
Pray
Manufacturers’ Gazette Publishing Co
Parker
Folaom
The Wages of Sin at Globe Theatre and More
Entertainment listings show Charles C Maubury's Company in The Wages of Sin at Globe Theatre. Other venues include Carleton Opera Company in The Drum Major's Daughter at Hollis Street, Alvin Joslin at a different venue, John T Raymond as Colonel Sellers at a museum, Saints and Sinners at Park Theatre, Pat Rooney's Star Company at Abd Athenium, Vim by Neil Burgess at Bijou Theatre, and daily access to World’s Museum Menagerie Aquarium from 10 A M to 10 P M plus Battle of Gettysburg at Tremont Street open day and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Theatre
Charles C Maubury
Hollis Street Theatre
Carleton Opera Company
Ceheatre
Charles L Davis
Alvin Joslin
Ce Museum
John T Raymond
Colonel Sellers
Park Theatre
Madison Square Theatre Company
Evenine
Pat Rooney
Star Company
Vening
BIJOU
Neil Burgess
World's Museum, Menagerie
ANB Aquarium
Batile
Gettysburg
Tremont Street
Real Estate and auctions listing in Philadelphia and New York
This Day notices show Roots and Shoes in New York by AS Richards Co and Heots and Shoes in Philadelphia by Lippincott Son Co. An auction schedule titled 3 PM Real Estate 5 R Knights Co and a Tuesday May 15 sale. Samuel Bunting, S R Knights Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richards & Co
Philadelphia
Lippincott, Son & Co
R Knights & Co
Samuel Bunting
S R Knights Co
Marriages reported in May ceremonies across churches
In this city on May 9 and May 11, Reverend J W Ballentine and Reverend James P Franks officiated multiple nuptials. Renshaw D Lord wed Bridget CunNIngham, Louis M Brown married Elizabeth J Little, and Francis Chase joined Mary E Deacon at Salem. Melvin Garfield of Cochituate married Louie McCombs of Saxonville at Saxonville on May 13 per Reverend E W Virgin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord—Cunningham
J W Ballentine
Renshaw D Lord
Bridget Cunningham
Brown Little
Salem
James P Franks
Louis M Brown
Elizabeth J Little
Chase
Francis Chase
Mary E Deacon
Garfield—Mccombs
Saxonville
E W Virgin
Melvin Garfield
Cochituate
Louie McCombs
Obituary notices from Boston area May deaths and a drownings report
Multiple Boston area death notices dated May list individuals such as Samuel G Adams Delia Boland Elizabeth Carroll Catherine Fuller Esther King Mamie Jarvis Hugh Travers Mary A Byram and E D Perkins. A drowning is reported for Harry G Duclos at Crescent City Florida with age 24 years 2 months 25 days. Emma G Southwick of New York dies suddenly with service at Langham Hall scheduled Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Roxbury
Samuel G Adams
Boland
Charlestown
Delia
Charles Boland
Carroll
Elizabeth Carroll
Cotter
East Boston
Michael Cotter
Fuller
Dorchester
Catherine
James Fuller
King
Jamaica Plain
Esther
James King
Sawyer
Mamie Jarvis
George A
H E Sawyer
Travers
Hugh Travers
Byram
Brookline
Mary A Byram
Duclos
Crescent Lake
Crescent City
Fla
Harry G
Adele Duclos
Boston
Perkins
Mail Closings From Boston For Europe And Americas
Mail schedule from Boston and New York offices lists Europe routes via Queenstown Liverpool Bremen Havre and Brest, with steamer names including Alaska Ems Germanic and Scythia. Also shows routes to Cuba via Tampa and Mexico with daily closings, detailing times and destinations for May deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Haylland
Turks Island
Haywen
Wieland
New York
Vis Cocka Cocines
Surope
Queenstown
Liverpool
Germanic
Europe
Scythia
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Mexico
New Bedford Goods Arrive from St Helena and Barks
On May 16 New Bedford received cargoes from multiple ships including Lottie Beard Marquand St Helena with 265 barrels sperm 285 barrels whale oil 1100 pounds whale bone. Morning Star bone 1666 pounds to J and W R Wing Stafford 1666 pounds bone. Greyhound to William Lewis 31 percent sperm oil. Pedro Varela to Wilbert Allen 227 barrels sperm oil. President Low Snow Co 83 barrels sperm 47 barrels whale oil. Mermaid to Captain James K E Stanton 285 barrels whale oil and 2857 pounds bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Lottie Beard
Marquand
St Helena
Morning Star
J & W R Wing
Stafford
Same
Greyhound
William Lewis
Pedro Varela
Wilbert Allen
President
Low,Snow,& Co
Mermaid
James KE Stanton
Maritime dispatches from Liverpool May 3 include collisions and losses
Reports from Liverpool note steamer Serra unsafely damaged at Canada Dock after colliding with the England. Neustria, returning to Gibraltar, broke a piston rod on April 15. Louisa A Orr is listed lost with all details. Breconshire faces a hopeless case after water intrusion and cargo salving. Swatow passage mentions gale damage and iceberg sightings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Serra
England
Canada Dock
Rai
Neustria
Marseilles
New York
Gibraltar
Low
Paris
Perth Amboy
Louisa A Orr
Moses G Gray
Baltimore
Aspinwall
Swatow
Breconshire
Ships and Barks Trade Routes Across Atlantic and Pacific
In ports Bombay and Mauritius, multiple ships and barks arrive or depart from New York, Liverpool, Calcutta, and London lanes. Notable vessels include Wm Douglass from New York, City of Philadelphia bound for New York, and Ocean Chief en route to New York. Freight movements, cargo transfers, and naval passages feature numerous sailors and lineages across Halifax, Charlottetown, and Mon real with several crews listed by captain names and origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Douglass
New York
R Morrow
O’brien
Do. Ee
Mobile Bay
Cason
Anne
Barbadoes
Palermo
Walker
Buenos Ayres
Bathurst
Neb
Progress
Rapon
Hairstrand
Ejliha
Persson
Liverpool
Calcutta
City of
Richards
Plymouth
Charleston
Qubec
Sarnia
Gibson
Montreal
Carmaron
Halcrow
London
Sverre
Moss
Norwey
Father Point
Barcelona
Shields
Lake Lepigon
Trammer
Parseo Matane
Parleian
Wylie
St Helena
Florida
Hammargien Mauritius
Rosepud
Collie
Weir
Baradoes
T Johns
Caspian
Barrett
Fairymore
Halifax
St John NB
Aarvak
Legard
Nettie
Dobbin
Ramery
Magrie Mulvey
Randlett
Nellie Bruce
Somerville
DWB
McLean
Victoria, &C
Sardonyx
Bucknem
Mazatlan
Wellington
Young
San Francisco
Yokohama
Wallace B Flint
Pession
Port Moody
Sailed and Cleared Maritime Traffic Across Ports on 15th
The dated listings report numerous vessels sailing or clearing on the 15th from Savannah, Charleston, New York, Boston, and other ports. Steamers, barks, and brigs such as Memnon, Probo, City of Atlanta, and Umberto Primo traverse Atlantic routes, with cargoes and destinations including Rio Janeiro, Havana, New York, Philadelphia, and Liverpool. Several ships also sail from Kingston, St Jago, and Newport News, reflecting active transatlantic and coastal trade, with multiple readings of ships cleared for various ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Oe
Bergenland
Renyon
Ew York
Noordland
Nickels
New York
Amsterdam
aAr
Marie Antoinette
Janssen
Philadelphia
Bristol
Triton
G J
Belfast
Lord Lansdowne
Bashful
Speranza
West Bay
Barrow
Lydia
Quebec
Cardiff
Emma Marr
Brewster
London
Carthagena
Jane Kelsall
Gray
Christiansand
Hekla
Thomson
Calcutta
Esther Roy
Roy
Bdover
Andromeda
Krohn
Philadelphis
Bremer
Dunpgemness
Michael
Marx
Daren
Deifry
Pieppe
Vark Vale
Olsen
Apalachicola
Sigrid
Wantzic
George
Chatham
Oxmouth
Sylfiden
St John
Sch Nellie
Olson
Newfoundand
Frey Bentos
Harriet Upham
Lloyd
Glasgow
Colina
Bell
Gibraltar
Bargos
Venice
Baltimore
Kana
Craig
Marwich
Jason
Sapelo
Canada
Padel
Hiogo
Mary A Troop
Young
Newark
Hinsale
Pasced
Roman
Williams
Boston
Liverpool
Nessmore
Inch
Air
Watson
New Orleans
Kepler
Dixon
Walter H Wilton
Wacman
San Francisco
Queenstown
Bailes
Parry
Kansas
Gleigdo
Sierra
Lararagga
Havana
Fest
West Indies
Florence
Holmes
Mauritius
Bristow
Richmond Hull
Hyde
Martha
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