Oleo water gas battle marks tense state Senate session
In a tense General Court day the Senate debated oleo and water gas questions with experts and sponsors. Senator Messinger swung a pivotal vote after an amended bill, while President Boardman opposed. The House reconsidered water gas actions, and measures on ballots, state elections, and city governance advanced or were rejected as clerks and committees moved through the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Senator Messinger
Reardon
Sessions
State Board of Agriculture
Babcock
Charlie Utley
Utley & Boynton
Hathorne
Friends of the Bill
Crosby
Pittsfield
Boardman
C. A. Gleason
Hartwell
Howland
Dr. Gleason
Palmer
C. N. Clark
Gilmes
Kingsley
Sprague
Messinger
Yras
Cc. N. Clark
J.C. Gleason
Keith
Ladd
Marble
Pike
Sleeper
He Towne
Tucker
Wheelock
Coillins
Cook
Dwyer
Fletcher
Glines
Oward
I. N. Keith
McAlpine
Ferris
Roads
Shea
Slattery
Southworth
Stevens
Nilivan
Walker
Paikep
Kimball
Spellman
Yes
Howe
Symonds
Salem
Read
Messrs
Mellen Oforcester
Smith
Athol
Wardwell
Overhill
Essrs
Wyman
Hyde Park
Camridge
Qua
Lowell
Burnham
Clark
Wilbraham
Dennis
Rost
Ordon
Hunt
Pinkerton
Poora
Ratt
Raymond
Somerville
Rogerson
Dunsevell
Rugg
Trail
Witt
L'Yesday
Atwood
Baiume
Dame
Newbury
Dunlea
Gunn
Boston
Leach
McDonald
Preble
Hompson
Wright
Bradly
Church
Dresser
Flynn
Hastings
Henry
Quinn
Fall River
Delano
Grosvenor
Russell
Maynard
O'brien
Bay State Gas Company
Sanger
Cambridge
Ay State Company
Brush Hill Water Company
Milton
Milton Water Company
Eliesley
Needham
Committee On Conference
Supreme Judicial Court Case: Davis v Robinson Liquor License
A May session report notes the Supreme Judicial Court ordered a writ of mandamus to compel Gloucester Mayor to sign a liquor license granted by the city board of aldermen. The case, F. Augustus Russ for the plaintiff and H. P. Moulton for the defendant, resolves with issuance of the writ. Other May docket entries cover numerous Superior Court matters across ships injuries, leases, malicious prosecution, and various civil actions before THOMPSON, J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Fin
P. J
George A. Davis
David J. Robinson
Gloucester
Board of Aldermen
Augustus Russ
H. P. Moulton
Thompson
John J. Rosenberg
John Doe
Annie M. Small
Plaints
Plainiff
J. al. Brown
F. Jumingham
H. M. Betts
Lyman B. Jordan
Ocean Avenue
Revere
George F. Pratt
Hiss
Pratt
J.G. Holt
S. T. Harris
A. H
L. G. Robinson
Superior Court in Salem Delivers Range of Sentences
May 16 report from Essex County Superior Criminal Court at Salem lists multiple guilty pleas and sentences. Defendants from Lynn and surrounding towns receive terms from three years in state prison to eighteen months in the house of correction for crimes including larceny burglary embezzlement forgery adultery and lewd cohabitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Essex County
Aldrich
Salem
As Penis
Newburyport
John W. Benson
Lynn
John Garvin
Massachusetts Reformatory
Christian Lick
Fred Ormby
Robert Hawkes
George A. Williams
Alice White
Gloucester
Philip Jendren
Amelia Lambert
William P. Clark
Marblehead
Charles E. Fuller
House of Correction
George W. Murch
Cuaries
F. Fuller
Supreme Judicial Court probate appeal in Baxter will case
Norfolk County May 16. Horace Eaton et al ex rs vs Caroline Jackson et al probate appeal from the will of George L. Baxter late of Quincy. Contestants are sister and half brothers. Evidence for executors begun. Counsel listed for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Eaton
Caroline Jackson
George L. Baxter
Quincy
R. M. Morse, Jr
M. Morton, Jr
W. Gaston
E. C. Bumpus
Wheeler
Court schedules hearings for libels in Norfolk County
Superior Court in Norfolk County, May 16, Judge Bishop presiding, juries waived. Libel hearings for divorce set to begin Thursday morning with uncontested cases heard first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk County
Bishop, J
Incoming steamers for Boston due Thursday May 11
List of arriving ships and agents with destinations for Boston due May 11. Includes entries for Furness Line and various British vessels arriving from Liverpool and London, with dates in late April to May and notes on cargo or ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Stockham City
Ener
Furness Roman
Liverpool
Warren & Co British Queen
London
Furness
Cephalonia
Wey
Alex Martin Bayvarian
Thayers
Rtich Queen
Forress
Water Street
Central Wharf
Maritime Freight Listings From Liverpool and Antwerp
Shipping notices list May trade departures from Liverpool Antwerp and Amsterdam. Firms include Wright & Sons Glasgow Baldwin & Co Baltic Scythia Brown & Co Hurst Kunhardt Edyed & Co with consignments to Bremen London Amsterdam and Antwerp in early May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hursday
Rhymand
Antwerp
Wright & Sons
Indiana
Glasgow
Baldwin & Co Baltic
Liverpool
Israay Ingland
Hurst Dup
Germanic
Tamay Ved Vata
Bremen
Bro «& Co Scythia
Brown & Co
Oy Rig& S
Holland
London
Hurst Agg Ss
Hambure
Kunhardt & Co Schiedain
Notice to Captains at United States Signal Station
Observations made May 16 at 7am local time corresponding to noon Greenwich. wind and barometer readings, sea level, and weather conditions noted. Instructions: captains may correct barometer errors by adding one one-hundredth inch per ten feet above sea level. High water and moon length of day listed as 4:00 PM and related data.
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United States
Heston
Greenwich
Lme
Captaina
Transatlantic and coastal steamers pass through May voyage notes
The report lists multiple vessels arriving at and cleared from ports May 1 to May 16, including steamer De a Berg to Gill & Lovitz Antwerp, Mayaguez to Standard Sugar Refinery and Whitney Pousland, Amicitia to WW K Noyes, and numerous coastwise sailings to Boston Halifax New York and Portland with passengers and cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de A
Berg
Bravens
Antwerp
Moise
Gill & Lovitz
Mayaguez
Span
Crug
Arecibo
Whitney, Pousland & Co
Warren & Co
Amicitia
Nor
Asiaksen
Baracoa
WW & K Noyes
Schwiegaard, Hansen, Baracoa
Seaverda & Co
Carroll, Brown
Charlottetown
PFI
Halifax
Boston
Princedward
Eastport
Portland
Mise
W H Kilby
Mars
Hawes
Philadelphia
Sunmer
Mead, Cox
Laurens
Suldridge
Glancus
Collins
New York
HM Whitney
John Brooks
Snowman
City of Gloucester
Young
Gloucester
Kares Ronan
Cobb
Mary Whitridge
Roberts
Ilboken
Lorena, Crocker
Port Johnson
Schis
FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS. NEW YORK MAY 16
Ocean freights show a slow market with light grain movement to Liverpool and Glasgow. Multiple steamship and schooner charters listed, including vessels to Cuba, Italy, Spain, and Canaries, with varied cargoes such as grain, oil, lumber, cement, ore, and coal. towages and discharged duties noted for several Kennebec and New York routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Glasgow
Shell
Chartera
Buteshire
Cuba
Barks Clementina
Ital
Philadelphia
Cagiiari
Sreena P
Aus
Venice
San Francisco
Fravoris
Nor
Stockholm
Norfolk
Demerara
Orchilla
Baltimore
Ernestine
Havana
Muggle Dalling
Cardenas
Li Warren
Isanger
Boston
Charles
Davis
Kennebec
Schizetta
Elizabethport
Portland
Port Johnson
Etna
St John
Sailed Vessels and Ailing Ships Report From Gloucester
From Our Correspondents a list of schooners and ships sailing from various ports with destinations such as New York Portland and Calais plus repairs noted. The Vega lost its mainboom and maintopmast arriving from Halifax and will repair before leaving. Several vessels reported sailing on the 6th and 16th with destinations including Portland Saco and Perth Amboy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booshkay
Annie J. Green
Webster
Portland
Lele
George Prescott
Yrueworthy
Philadelphia
Nautilus
Tollman
Rockland
City
Elisworth
Providence
Lillie G. Barton
St John
P HW Meed
Langdon
Sear River
Evie
Calais
New York
Sant John
Charto
Gloucester
Wittsburg
Penn
M. Ferguson
Malifax
Ar—Sehbi Shiloh
Carrie E Lane
Good Templar
Georges
Ralem
Laconia
Richardson
Raritan River
Andrew J York
Wallace
Port Johnson
Passage of Ships with Barges and Weather Conditions
A harbor notice records vessels including Underwriter and brig Radith heading toward Boston with multiple tugs and barges. Several ships name routes from Ponce Port Royal and New Haven to Boston and Wellfleet. Weather described as northwest with fresh clear wind and fog on the coast during May 10 sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radith
Handy
Ponce
Boston
Morancey
Charles H Wolston
Dunton
Port Royal
Mark Gray
Randall
Albany
Olello
St Simons
Maggie P Smith
Douglass
Elizabethport
Medford
H W Pierce
GA Leland
Young
New Haven
Wellfleet
Sebs R Bowers
Sumner
Brunswick
Knickerbcker
Niphon
RA Fisher
Kodiak
Edith
Melissa D Robbing
Silas McLeon
Helen G King
Lavolta
Lanie Cobb
Charles J Wolston
Alark Gray
G A Leland
Sailing fleet town list for May and April under sail
A compiled ship and bark movement log listing vessels from many ports. Entries show destination, sailing dates in April and May, vessel names, home ports or builders, captains, and routes including Boston New York San Francisco Montreal Genoa Ghent Montevideo Halifax and Cardiff with multiple British and Norwegian ships noted.
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Algor Bay
Elieser
Knudsen
Boston
Baffia
Camellia
Harvey St Johns
Tasma (Sr
Nicholson
Santos
Callao
Orient
Warn
San Francisco
Cardifeip
Indian Empire
Watson
Calcutta
Flysta
Baxter
Marseilles
Yalmouth
Trinidad
Dyer
Pisagua
Hampton Roads
Gibraltar
Candeur
Neilson
Genoa
Baltimore
Glasgow
Cynthia
Montreal
Hamburg
John McLeod
Stewart
Hong Kong
Liverpool
Rainbow
Healey
Pascagoula
Lishon
Bark Belt
Munro
Cadiz
Lizard
Chignecto
Knowlton
Ghent
New York
Montevideo
Tillich
Stetson
Barbatos
Newcastle
Nsw
Albania
Brownell
George V Jordan
Lyman
Sydney
Wasdale
Brown
British Army
Goulding
Kng
Panama
Naples
Alsatia
Ovvorto
Fortunato
Ital
Esposito
Zabeth
Evanell
Colcord
Plymouth
Aurea
Hossack
Port Royal
St Thomas
Penarth
Annie Goudey
Sanders
Cape Town
Rangoon
Volante di Dio
Peragallo
Rosario
Samuel H Nickerson
Eaton
Portland
Stockholm
Olbers
Nor
Iverson
Stettin
Barks Daphne
Madsen
Savannah
Beta
Nielsen
Philadelpha
Harriet Hickman
Dernier
Perth Amboy
Teapani
Sailor
Barks Normanvik
Mortensen
Virzo
Scotia
Liebke
Gloucester
Brazos
Masson
Moonbeam
Dunbar
Wespport
Mark Don
Haslewood
Francisco
Queenstown
Whalers Report From New Bedford May 16
Captain Smith of bark Charles W Morgan reports touching at Nagasaki April 13 bound for the Japan sea with 140 bois sperm oil. Other vessels listed include Ohio Allen 70 sperm, Andrew Hicks 50, Josephine Suth 80, Lancer Whiteside 45, all at New Medford. Cape Horn Pigeon 40. Jane Gray entered the stream at San Francisco May 9 bound for the Arctic. Kra to sail from New London tomorrow for whiting stations north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Smith
Charles W Morgan
Nagasaki
Japan Sea
Supan
Ohio
Allen
Andrew Hicks
Adams
Josephine
Suth
Lancer
Whiteside
New Medford
Cape Horn
Layton
Jane Gray
San Francisco
Arctic
Kra
New London
Sailing list of ships with routes and positions
A compiled vessel list shows ships traveling to New York and other ports with their captains, origin ports, and estimated positions by latitude and longitude on given dates. Entries include A R Bones from Liverpool to New York, Stamvoul from Antwerp to New York, Theodore H Rand from London to New York, Avoca from London to New York, Roehimpton from New Orleans to Liverpool, Mark Lizzieloss from New York to Cardiff, Sir James Slater from New York to Kingston Jamaica, Benj Vackard from Baltimore to San Francisco, and James Asorland from San Diego to Tacoma with reported positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A R Bones
Rivers
Liverpool
New York
Stamvoul
Cann
Antwerp
Theodore H Rand
Morris
London
Ion
Avoca
Roehimpton
New Orleans
Mark Lizzieloss
Cardiff
Sir James Slater
Conklin
Kingston
Jamaica
Benj
Vackard, Jackson
Baltimore
San Francisco
Lon Jv
James Asorland
San Diego
Tacoma
Notice to Mariners Cape Cod Bay buoy changes
Summary of lighthouse and buoy adjustments in Massachusetts waters. Cape Cod Bay sees Hillingsgate Shoal buoy No 1 moved southwest, red buoy No 2 placed near Milliogsgate Island Lighthouse, and light vessel changes near Winter Quarter Shoal. New York Bay buoyage reorganized with can and nun buoys, water depths noted, buoys discontinued, and a range cut adjusted by the Lighthouse Board. Stephen C Rowan signs as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Cape Cod Bay
Hillingsgate Shoal
Hillingsgate Island
Milliogsgate Island
Winter Quarter Shoal
New York Bay
Gedney
Romer Shoal
Palestine Shoal
Flynn’s Knoll
Lighthouse Board
Stephen C Rowan
US Navy
Maritime Disasters and Vessels Reported from May 1888
The Bureau Veritas lists March 1888 maritime disasters by flag including 104 vessels and 12 missing. Notable incidents: steamship City of New York collision bowsprit lost at Glasgow Clydebank. Bark Olustee ashore at Shoals, Va with crew safe. wrecked or leaking ships reported in Pictou, Halifax, New York, and Rio Janeiro areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BosiuNn
Bureau Veritas
Pictou
Lo—Stesimer Ashdell
Sagna
Montreal
Smith Island
Olustee
Nickerson
New York
Baltimore
Shoals
Glasgow
Inman Line
City of New York
Clydebank
Hali&ax
Worcester
Bofton
Liverpool
Peter Wright & Sons
City of
London
Hamilton
Philadelphia
Hiego
Capa Town
Rio Janeiro
Wilhelmina
Sannes
Paysandu
Galveston
North Sydney
Survivor
Low Point Light
Vessel Collision Near Norfolk Reports Missing Steamer
The schooner Carrier bound from St Pierre to Norfolk with Dyer aboard collided in thick fog and gale with an unknown steamer, losing jibboom and headgear. the other vessel disappeared. Rescue steamer to assist bark Olustee, ashore on Isaac Shoals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Pierre
Norfolk
Carrie A Lane
Dyer
Boston
Jibboom
Alien
Newport
New York
Aspinwall
Olustee
Isaac Shoals
Savannah
Bar
Sandon
Wolgast
Foreign Ports Overview From May Voyages and Arrivals
A chronological digest of ships sailing, arriving, and clearing at ports including Antwerp Bahia Barbados Cardif Cardenas Guantanamo Havana and other hubs. Vessels such as Esther Roy Wayfarer Walter D Wallett Morning Light Brenhilda and City of Washington are listed with destinations ranging from New York Philadelphia Seville to Manila and Sydney alongside cargoes and sailings through May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Card
Digby
Hathaway & Co
Martello
Abbott
Hull
Eng
New York
Sanderson & Son
Mareca
Moen
Pictou
Furness
Dleopatra
Olby
Annapolis
Kilvy
Vark Belmont
Ilagan
Havana
J 3
Emery & Co
Chisholm
Port Au Prince
Chinicher
Buck
Moneton
Fray
Slocovnd
Rverville
Delong & Seaman
Emma C
Apt
Gov J Y Susmith
Smth
Hillsboro
Pitt Bros & Co
K Crowell
Lewis Booth
Cow Bay, Co
Solario
Norfolk
John Swan
Aspinwall
Swis Lulu
Portland
Cyrus Chamberlain
Thomasson
Swis
Johan Proctor
Ciifton
Alta
M Lost Pierre
Allen Grieve
Ti Odiorne
Dart
William C Bee
Maud W
Annie T McKie
New Boxer
Wee
WL Juck
L V Rose
Mary A Hood
Jannie Kimmey
James A Gray
Marcia
Lewis
Ann Eliza
Ruth Shaw
Susan Stetson
Norrona
North Sydney
Amy Turner
Honolulu
Mattie
Franklin
Mary Lord
Annie Whitmore
Belle
Lackawanna
J W Vannaman
Jiareca
Berkshire
Ella
Edith & May
Eliza A Scribner
Mark Katahdin
Brig Ernestine
Charles Nobile
Simmons
Yale
Maude Sherwood
Marion Draper
Fannie E Walston
Carsie Belle
Mabel Rose
Arboreer
Catherine
Cyrene
Kate & Mary
Mary Augusta
Cleopatra
Allentown
Berks
Barsentine Hancock
Icis
New J
Ncket
Gertrude
Cambridge
Henry R Congdon
Rodney Parker
William Todd
J 5 Lamprey
Lottie K Friend
Lunet
Beta
Carrie
Kate Markee
J Rothwell
Perine
Penobscot
Fannie F Hall
Albert W Smith
Woodward Abrahams
John Fl Perry
C Tryon
Keo
Spartan
Philadelphia
Herman Winter
C M Winch
Sooloa
Lizzie H
Lorena
Roman
Liverpool
Miriam
Barbados
Emma L Shaw
Tranani
Gloucester
Icha Faunie
Fay
William O Snow
Annie E Valerie
Vente Middleton
E L Austin
CM Web
Aliso
John Bergen
H M Anderson
Frank G Dow
Lizzie Young
Fred C Holden
Larolla
William D Marvel
H T Townsend
A H Harlburt
Sarah H Vrier
Richard Leaning
Weybosset
Phebe J Woodruff
Sallie
J Howell Leeds
Herbert E
J A Baizley
Has H Eaton
Ben M Golder
Lucy
Silas Mcloon
Sloop Screamer
Barkentine
Albert Schnitz
Sachs Viking
Chas A Wolston
Royalse
Catalina
Veto
Mark Gray
C A White
Juniata
Maggie
Smith A
Sherman
S«boo
Eva May
Barsentine Altemaha
St Lomingo
Briga Fdith
Ponce
Annie K Storer
Arroyo
Icha Meissal
Robbins
Ahamas
Eva Smith
J J Moore
J S Lamprey
Fannie Kimmey
Ximena
Henry K Congdon
H Card
M E Eldridge
Morelight
Ana Parker
Morgan
Edith
T Candy
F J Lockwood
Domen
Swis Puritan
Oliver Coued
Antwerp
Esther Roy
Roy
Bahia
Inglesive
Hayes
Boston
Kate Burrill
Bell
William Wilcox
Foulke
Pensacola
Herbert
Touse
St Stephen
Favorite
Haman
Edmund
Burns
Hall
Perry
Buenos Air
Walter D Wallett
Bryde
Boulogne
Salar “Ae
Mary K Campbell
Wood
Seville
Cardenas
Fargo
Averastura
Matanzas
St Jago
Benan
Speller
Sailes Sh
Navarro
Aldecorro
St Jazo
Hellecoster
Higgins
Icha Falmouth
Clark
Hiladelphia
George Walker
Mitchell
Hird
San Domingo
Thomas BR
Pillsbury
Henry B Cleaves
Charleson
Thomas & Pillsbury
Pitcher
Townsend
Runnell
Queen
Calbarien
Wladimir
Pedersen
Hattera
Fred Pitchfield
Young
San Francisco
Colonia
Noyes
O. Honolulu
Discovery
City of Washington
Reynolds
Mexico
Jamel
Villaverde
Rosa
Ozaimis
Francisco Gargullo
James
Newark
R Lath
Sir Mary Jenness
Cochrane
Kingston
Hondo
Brownries
Greystown
Low Point
William Duthie
Gillon
Salem
Sydney
Chb
Spa
Nuestria
Carrie E Long
Park
Delaware
Melboourne
Big Bonanza
Andrews
Newcastle
Nsw
Manila
Panama
City of l
Acapulco
PIARA
Cyril
Augustine
Port Spain
St Antonio
Sch
Alma, Hogan, Inc
St Johns
Benacre
Rio Janeiro
Alliance
Barnmoor
Domingo City
Harry & Aubrey
Tobin
Mscoris
Mary E Pennell
White
Lcadin
Sagua
Severn
Gormley
Ardangorm
Pearson
Glasgow
Jose KE More
Leonhardi
Hatteras
Telanine
E H Williams
Gould
Helen G Moseley
Jiol
Alexandria
Zziggmsdhsch
Mark Valander
Omhalf
Atlantic coastal shipping fleet logs and arrivals
A long list of vessels, including schooners, brigs, steamers, barks, and ships, with origins and destinations such as Baltimore, New York, Boston, Liverpool, Port Antonio, and Havana. Entries note sailings, clearances, and arrivals across multiple ports from Ar 14th to 16th, showing extensive maritime activity and movements along the Atlantic coast and Caribbean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Bark
Katie Flickinger
Young
San Vedro
Apalachicola
Cora Dunn
Warrington
Galveston
Alexandria
Luis Grabel
Smith
Baltimore
Mentmore
Limpson
Liverpool
Reynolds
New York
Alleghany
Walker
Boston
Stephen Bishop
Rivers
Washington
Seus Nellie W Craig
Rines
Mary L
Charrleston
Sachs Hed Wing
Johnson
Benj F Lee
Steelman
Lattimore
Benjamin Kale
Hall
Philadelphia
B W Morse
Roderick
Bath
Seb Victor Ping
Harris
Port Antonio
Jain
Delaware
Fannie Brown
Starrett
Hark Pons Ali
Hamburg
Brunswick
Florida
Sch
Gardner G Deering
Rogers
Portland
Mors L
Annot Lyle
Dunvan
Fort Morgan
Nellie T Morse
Baker
Norrfor
Hatéle E Giles
Polarian
Burgwart
Newport News
Castlehill
Coosaw
Kostrup
Penne Soisac Kamberg
New Bedford
Bertha Dean
Tripp
Norfolk
H Watford
Carson
South Amboy
New London
Thomas Turull
Brown
Ponce
Bodilant
Perth Amboy
Castlegate
Port Royal
Great Britain
Kate Fawcett
Colon
Newburyports
Lith
Panther
Newport
Ar Lith
Sehs Harvester
McLennon
St John
James M
Nailva
Keld
Port Spain
Ferrino
Smyrna
Elba
Wilton
Savannah
Hassel
Barbanos
Fern
Pernambuco
Alice Bradshaw
Cabin
Nutter
Bennett
Trom Ory
City of Alexandria
Mexico
Cuba
Tower Hill
London
England
Odorilla
Lolland
Havana
Saltic
Andes
West Indies
Wattle Abbey
Calcutta
Ae 'Ay
Wintsrep
Bragg
Hanra
Letthheaksen
Jeremie
Lessing
Karends
Hainsurg
Valencia
Woodrick
Jagnayra
Napier
Henderson
Aydney
AH Palmer
Serensed
Barcaresea
Lontiz
Amsterdam
D Metcalf
Larsen
Barks Lewis Smith
Wright
Antwerp
Annie J Marshall
Parker
Rotterdam
Fortuna
Cardosa
Oporto
Teresina
Lubrano
Pozzuoll
Ethandane
Jamieson
Richibucto
Nis
Cesar
Lunudburg
Stockholm
Flora
Pike
Harbor Grace
Schs
Mails Close at Boston and Overseas Steamship Dates
Shipping notices show mails closing in Boston for Bluefields and West Africa aboard Gussie and Cuimorian, with departures May 16 and May 18. Additional routes include Nova Scotia via Yarmouth and Scotland via Circassia with special addresses to Germany Belgium Netherlands Austria Denmark Sweden Norway Russia Turkey through Southampton and Bremen, plus a May 18 departure for Circassia at 7 30 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefields
Nic
Gussie
New Orleans
Sierra Leone
Cape Coast
Elmina
Accra
Adedah
West Africa
Ner
Cuimorian
Boston
Sean
Great Britain
Germany
Belgium
Netherlands
Austria
Denmarck
Sweden
Norway
Russia
Turkey
Southampton
Breman
Eider
New York
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth
Cos cc
Scotland
Glasgow
Circassia
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House
F. L. Ames
Easton
Massachusetts Generalospital
8. D. Warren
W. L. Eastman
Perkins Institution For the Blind
J. F. L. Ames
Abby Way
State Board of Education
Malden
Altham
Massachusetts School
Millbury
Stats KB. Smith
Northwest Territory
Superior Court
Pitman
Thomas Gannon
Hugh Allan
Allan Line
Galway
Sarah Gannon
Same
Joseph Hernan
J. A. McGeough
Dabney
H. G. Allen
Annon
Allan
Samie
Herman
Vie Lale
Wead
Yonrna
Leroque
Masterson
Parker v. Thomas
Wilder Vy
Boston Prov
Wilson
Knapp
Libby
Chase
Thomas
Karnes
J.orga
Norcross
Household
M. Co
Autler
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