Charity conference delves into child welfare in Boston
The Institute of Technology gathering of Associated Charities members selects a standing committee led by Dr. Charles P. Putnam and others to advance work on child care and reform. Debates focus on outdoor amusements books and housing for wayward children with advocates like Robert Treat Paine and Rev. Edward Hale urging practical plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of Technology
Associated Charities
Robert Treat Paine
Charles W. Birtweil
Birtweil
Edward Everett Hale
New York
West
Boston
J. W. Dunphy
Funeral for Samuel G. Adams Held at Roxbury Church
The ex-Superintendent of Police Samuel G. Adams was honored at a funeral at First Universalist Church in Roxbury. Numerous police officials and veterans attended, including Whiting Osborn Russell Curran Small Whiton Green and Ham. Clergy Rev Dr A A Miner delivered a eulogy and burial followed in Wingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel G. Adams
First Universalist Church
Roxbury
Police Department
Whiting and
Osborn
Russell and
Curran
Small
Whiton
Deer Island
Green
Slade and Little
Ham
Williams
Thomas Ryan
William H. Cundy
John Gorman
Thomas H. Harding
Mechanic Riflemen
Childs
Providence Police
Bethesda Lodge
Brighton
Temple Quartet
A. A. Miner
Prase
Wingham
Prosperous Evangelical Baptist Benevolent Society Meeting
At Meionaon hall the Evangelical Baptist Benevolent and Missionary Society held its annual session with George S. Dexter presiding and Solomon Parsons as secretary. Delegates from nine churches reported. the treasurer noted receipts of 28,926.91 and expenditures of 27,596.44, leaving a balance of 1420.47, with earnings surpassing expenses by 4467.49. Assets including Tremont Temple stood at 190,000 and another 5,000 on principal was paid. Rev Emory J. Haynes was named pastor. Officers elected: directors J Warren Merrill, George W. Chipman, Lucius B. March, Joseph Sawyer, Joseph Story, George S Dexter, Charles S Kendall, Carlos S Butler, Daniel Ford, Chester W Kingsley, Robert O Fuller, S N Brown, George Brooks. secretary Solomon Parsons. treasurer Joseph H Converse. auditors Joshua Loring, P S Roberts, W T Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Baptist Benevolent and Missionary Society
Meionaon Hall
George S. Dexter
Solomon Parsons
Tremont Temple
Emory J. Haynes
J. Warren Merrill
George W. Chipman
Lucius B. March
Joseph Sawyer
Joseph Story
George
Dexter
Charles
Kendall
Carlos
Butler
Daniel ©. Ford
Chester W. Kingsley
Robert O. Fuller
S. N. Brown
George Brooks
Joseph H. Converse
Joshua Loring
P. S. Roberts
W. T. Richardson
Massachusetts General Hospital Seventy-Second Annual Report Issued
The report details deaths of Dr. Whittemore and Mr. Kidder, Hodges resignation, nursing training success, and the Gay and Hurd buildings adding nurse comfort. It notes legacies of 27653.11 and free bed fund receipts 9450, with total year admissions 2337 and outpatient visits 13814. Hospital funds show receipts 390882.35 and expenditures 371116.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts General Hospital
McLean Asylum
Messrs
E. F. Bowditch
Charlies V. Bemis
Whittemore
Kidder
Hodges
Hurd
Waverly
John W. Pratt
Edward Cowles
M. D
McLean Asylum For the Insane
Belkna
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promises Female Cure
An ad asserts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription cures diseases peculiar to females. It claims to ease stomach and heart discomfort through reflex action and relieve backache and dragging sensations via its restorative tonics.
Schnetzer & Abendroth Creditors Meet in Beeton
A creditors meeting at New England House chaired by Silas Peirce heard Schnetzer & Abendroth's assets total 478169 with 115392 stock and 229777 good accounts. Liabilities near 200 and offers from the firm linger at 25 cents on the dollar, with potential 40 cents offered upon time extension.
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Schnetzer & Abendroth
Charlestown Street
Beeton
New England House
Silas Peirce
William P. Kittredge
Abendroth
Schweizer
George H. Brown
Carpenter
Wareham Street
Boston
Albert M. Gardner
Gardner & Chandler
Hardware and Eatlery
Washington Street
Josiah Barnett
Wartland
N. G
Davis, Mallory & Co
Louisville
Stumpe & Niehaus Farming Company
St. Louis
New York
West
Davis, Trabue & Co
Trabue, Davis & Co
Messrs
S. T. MaHory
Richard Trabue
W. A. Davis
East
Gilday & Sheehan
Grocers
Brockton
Mass
J. W. Craig
Oil City
Penn
Cleveland and Canton Stock War Over Blood Property
At a Cleveland meeting a clash rose between preferred and common stockholders over control of the Blood property. An injunction halted elections unless common stock could vote with preferred. Advocates for Corbin and Parlin aim to oust Blood’s board, but equity favors equal voting for common stock. Blood’s work is praised while Corbin’s group is criticized for past failures in railroads and hotels. Stockholders are urged to consider each man’s record before deciding who controls the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blood
Cleveland
Brood
Austin Corbin
New York
Albert N. Parlin
Joseph B. Thomas
Boston
Corbin Party
Agsschusetes
Old Colony
Clinton
Fitchburg
New England
Corbin
Indiana, Bloomington and
Western Enterprise
Western Railroad
Rockaway
Long Island Railroad
South Shore Line
Canton
Warner’s Safe Cure Restores Bladder Health Report
Thousands suffer from bladder diseases and find relief through Warner’s safe cure. The article asserts the remedy corrects kidney action, removes uric acid irritants from blood, reduces congestion, aids mucus case formation, and restores bladder elasticity, bringing health and happiness after a thorough course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
State Senate debates tax on American Bell Telephone Company
The Senate approved increasing the corporate tax on American Bell Telephone Company by a 23 to 7 vote after a warm discussion. Other actions included setting salaries for savings bank commissioners at 3000 each and scheduling the park loan bill for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
American Bell Telephone Company
Commonwealth
Savings Bank
House
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Committee On the Judiciary
Salisbury
Amesbury
Senate Concurs in Cable Streetcar Amendments and Bell Tax Debate
The Massachusetts Senate, on motion by Senator Milliken, concurred in House amendments to the cable street railway bill. Clerk E H Clapp was thanked for a crayon portrait gift. Senator Boynton pressed for explanations on taxing telephone firms. Senator Morse cited long hearings and said stock should be taxed to share state expenses. Senator Lilley disavowed representing any Bell interests as he noted Bell’s franchise value and minimal tax paid. He argued Bell overcharges by renting instruments at 700 percent of cost and controls licensees. Boynton charged the bill targets the Bell Company, while Lilley criticized its history and public service promise.
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Roads
Marblehead
Committee On Federal Relations
Commonwealth
Wood
Newton
Dukes
Senate
Young
Wellfleet
Rouse
Federhea
Quincy
Fay
Brookline
Mason
Worcester
Smith
Lathrop
Springfield
Way
Massachusetts
Mr. Dresser
Boston
Oregon
Arizona
California
Florida
Idaho
Kansas
Michigan
Missouri
New York
Ohio
Wisconsin
Texas
Vermont
Flynn
Fales
Milford
Bent
Cambridge
Lord
Plymouth
Dwyer
Oxley
Ashton
Bottum
Northampton
Salisbury
Amesbury
Moseley
Newburyport
Walker
Messrs
Rust
Taft
Palmer
Sunderland Bridge
Tewksbury
John S
Wallace
L&ley
Bell Company
Boynton
Gleason
Endicott
Reed
Lilley
Morse
Yeas
Bigelow
Cogswell
Douglas
Dunbar
Forbes
Gould
Gunn
Harlow
Hayes
Howard
Jefts
Jones
Berkshire
Essex
Joslin
Kendricken
Locke
McGahey
Nourse
Wilbur
Nays
Alger
Emerson
Howland
Milliken
Tappan
Murphy
Napher
Committee On the Judiciary
Naphen
Savings Bank
Joslin, Phillips and Boynton
Lowell
House
Committee On Public Service
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Suffolk
Norfolk
Middlesex
Treasury of
the Commonwealth
Cuba
San Domingo
Mexico
South America
Bay of Honduras
Treasury
Improved Dwellings Association of
Haverhill
Bracford
Reformed Episcopal Churches
Yarmouth Camp Meeting
Milford Electric Light and Power Company
Sidte
Lee
Braintree Water Supply Company
Great Barrington
Great Ponds
Nantucket
Lenox
Cynthia G. Melvin
State House
Committee On
E. Herbert Clapp
Augustus Marshall
Gifford
Senate of
Bell Telephone Company
Crook
Eastern Railroad Bills Move Toward Consolidation and Debt Reduction
A Massachusetts legislative committee reviewed two key measures for the Eastern and Boston and Maine railroads. One bill would authorize a merger of the two lines and continuation under the Boston and Maine name with liabilities shared. The other would enable the Eastern to issue bonds up to 6 percent interest to repay and refinance certificates of indebtedness secured by the railroad’s property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Railroad
Committee On Railroads
Boston and Maine
Eastern Roads
Dilaway
Boston and Maine Railroad
Eastern Railroad Company
United Corporation
Hastern Railroad Company
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Mr. Hyde
Sidney Bartlett
Hearing on the Half-Mill Tax for Public Schools
A public hearing before the finance committee discussed a half-mill tax to support state and local schools. Boston City Solicitor Bailey opposed on constitutional grounds, while J H Macdonald Stoneham urged enactment with evidence of education funding needs. State educator E C Carrigan defended the proposal as essential for public welfare and balanced district funding. Hon John W Dickinson and others presented statistics and argued the bill could address taxation defects without harming general education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Committee
Committee On Education
Bailey
Boston
J. H. Macdonald
Stoneham
E. C. Carrigan
State Board of Education
Commonwealth
Colony
England
Royal Commission
John W. Dickinson
C. J. Rice
B. F. Hillman
Sawyer Likely GOP Governor Nominee in Dover Campaign
Dover reports both parties gearing for the campaign. Republicans expected to nominate Colonel Charles H Sawyer a prominent woollen manufacturer of Dover for Governor. For Congress Captain Joseph B Clarke J H French of Moultonboro and Rep Haynes seek re election with McKenney a likely K of L favored Democrat nominee from Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Charles H. Sawyer
Joseph B. Clarke
J. H. French
Mouitonboro
Haynes
John F. Cloutman
Farmington
Thomas Cogawell
Gilmanton
Charles Be, Tilton
Tilton
Congress
Luther F.mckenney
Manchester
Knights of Labor
Connecticut Homopathic Medical Society Holds Annual Meeting
The Connecticut Homopathic Medical Society met in New Haven with papers by Dr. W D Anderson Dr W F Hinckley Dr E H Linnell Dr Sophia Pennfield and Professor T F Allen. Officers elected include President E J Walker Vice President E Hirece Secretary Treasurer B E Hooker Librarian G dH Wilsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Connecticut Homopathic Medical Society
W. D. Anderson
W. EF. Hinckley
Naugatuck
E. H. Linnell
Norwich
Sophia Pennfield
Danbury
T. F. Alien
New York
E. J. Walker
M. D
Hirece
Hooker
Hartford
G. Dh
Wilsen
Meriden
Dartmouth Students Stage Julius Caesar at Opera House
Hanover May 18 The Dartmouth students presented Julius Caesar at the Opera House before a large audience. Marc Antony was A J Thomas Albany N Y Julius Caesar H H Hanson Dover Brutus F P Cleaves Keansburgport Me Cassius F E Gove Denver Colo Calphornia Os JS Merrill Boston Jo an P Tucker Beeston Calphornia The performance was highly praised and will be repeated tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
Julius Caesar
Dartmouth
Opera House
Marc Antony
A. J. Thomas
Albany
N. Y
Julius Cw3ar
H. H. Hanson
Dover
Brutus
F. P. Cleaves
Keanebunkport
Cassius
F. E. Gov
Fishermen Rescued After Straying From Schooner
Gloucester fishermen Daniel McKichen and Pius McPhee strayed from the schooner A. T. Giffford while trawling on the Grand Banks and were rescued by the Norwegian bark Goethe. They arrived in St John by train and were landed at Gaspe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John
N. B
Daniel McKichen
Pius McPhee
Gloucester
A. T. Giffford
Grand Banks
St.John
Goethe
Thema
Gaspe
Three Norwich Painters Die In Boat Capsize
Ed Hiscox aged 91 single Seth A Hiscox 30 married and Joseph A Button 25 married, three Norwich painters, were drowned in Fisher's Island sound when their boat capsized in a gale Sunday evening. John Wheeler drifted fourteen hours and reached Fisher's Island eastern end at nine o clock Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Conn
Ed Hiscox
Seth A. Hiscox
Joseph A. Button
Fisher’s Island Sound
John Wheeler
Fisher’s Island
Dr E Sylvester Endorses Remedy for Nervous Debility
Dr E Sylvester of Portland Maine reports using the remedy in cases of nervous debility with very satisfactory results and recommends it as beneficial for such conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. E. Sylvester
Portland
Twenty Years Make a Skeleton in THORPE Tenn
A historical fragment notes Warner's Safe Cure restoring long ill health from chronic diarrhea. A man once emaciated to a skeleton reports weight of 120 pounds after twenty years of illness. The piece includes other brief local notices about property vacancy, bank bylaw amendments, and prison staff changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorpe
Tenn
Warner
John L. Gorman
Charles W Clement vs Orient Insurance Case Heads In Circuit Court
The United States Circuit Court session on May 18 opened with the grand jury in panel and George W. Howe named foreman. Judge Carpenter announced the list of cases, including No. 2194 Charles W. Clement vs Orient Insurance Company. The suit, one of twelve removed from state court, concerns insurance on boots and shoes damaged by water used to fight a fire on the building’s fifth story. Damages in related cases run around $46,000. trial attorneys were E R and Sam Hoar for the plaintiff and J D Bryant and F C Welch for the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Nelson
George W. Howe
Lancaster
Carpenter
Charles W. Clement
Orient Insurance Company
State Court
Andere
Atlantic Avenue
E.R. and
Sam Hoar
J. D. Bryant
F. C. Welch
Case of Simmons vs Beals resumed closing for appellants
In May 18 Gardner J notes the Simmons v Beals case resumes with closing argument for the appellants. Attorneys Morse Whitney for executors Morse Jr Blodgatt Jr for appellants. Chambers W Allen J states uncontested divorce list finished and the contested list begins today in 1827.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner, J
Simmons Vs. Beals
N. Morse
C. L. B. Whitney
K. M. Morse, Jr
W. K. Blodgatt, Jr
W. Allen
Superior Court First Session May 18 Dockets and Cases
The record lists cases in the first and subsequent sessions led by Judge Brigham Knowlton with notes on plaintiffs such as Peter D Monahan and Norman Paul, defendants including George J Taft, Russell Bradford and the Boston Loan Company, plus numerous docket numbers and brief case descriptions like false arrest, mortgage disputes, and torts involving horses and carriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham
Peter D. Monahan Ys
John J. Nerney
the Highlands
George J. Taft
Russell Bradford
R. W. Shea
Branigan v Branigan and Stoneham Tort Case Notes
May 18. Judge Mason presides in Branigan vs Branigan with verdict for the plaintiff. G D Tower represents the plaintiff and C Q Tirrell the defendant. No. 456 George C Bucknam vs town of Stoneham involves a tort action for injuries on a Stoneham street. Defence is a general denier. Trial proceeds with C W Bartlett and W E Davidson for plaintiff and S K Hamilton for town. List numbers 995 1159 995 1020 1021 1022 3485 1163 1220 1227 1276 referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branigan
G. D. Tower
C. Q. Tirrell
George C. Bucknam
Town of Stoneham
Stoneham
C. W. Bartlett
W. E. Davidson
S. K. Hamilton
Ship News Notice to Captains at Boston Station
Observations dated May 18 at 8 AM Boston signal station report wind and weather conditions and advise captains to adjust barometer readings. For every ten feet above sea level add one hundredth of an inch to ship instruments. Almanac for Wednesday May 19 notes high water and lunar data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Steamers Arrived From Ports on May Dates
Moville on May 18 Ethiопia from New York off Brow Head May 18 Caspian from Baltimore off Scilly May 18 Sandal from Baltimore at Londonderry May 17 Ashfield from Baltimore at Amsterdam May 17 Zaandam from New York at Queenstown May 18 Albania from Baltimore at Cork May 18 Klyde from Baltimore at Liverpool May 18 Peruvian from Portland at Newcastle May 18 Ripon City from New York at London May 1 Stockholm City from Boston off the Lizard May 18 Rhacuta from New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moville
Ethiopia
New York
Brow Head
Caspian
Baltimore
Scilly
Sandal
Londonderry
Ashfield
Amsterdam
Zaandam
Queenstown
Albania
Cork
Klyde
Liverpool
Portland
Newcastle
Ripon City
London
Stockholm City
Boston
Rhacuta
Yry Anchor Line
United States
City OF Rome
America
Erson Bhothes
Bowling Green
State Street
Port of Boston May 18 Arrivals and Cleared Vessels
Port of Boston report lists arrivals including Cumberland Thompson from St John NB with mdse and passengers for W H Kilby, Harrisburg Albertson from Philadelphia, Penobscot Ingraham from Bangor Star of the East Collins Bath with muse to H Hyne, and City of Gloucester Young from Gloucester. Also listed are Calcutta Jan 21 with jute cuttings to Faring Bros & Co, various brigs and schooners sailing to and from Cienfuegos, Sagua, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Hoboken, and New York with sugar molasses coffee and general cargo. Several vessels sail in ballast or with passengers, noting names such as Julia Case St George via Provincetown and Ne well Hawes Kennedy Weehawken. Cleared vessels and counts appear after the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Thompson
St John
Eastport
Portland
W H Kilby
Harrisburg
Albertson
Philadelphia
Penobscot
Ingraham
Bangaree
Star of the East
Collins
Bath
Muse
H Hyne
Forest City
Donovan
City of
Keilo
Standard Sugar
Nor Bark Ajax
Skangen
Gonaives
Dupuy
Riboul & Co
Merceaita
Ihacher
Newport News
Blizzard
Hayson
Cienfuezos
Vineyard Haven
Whitney, Pousland & Co
Joe Kinney
McC Inir
Provincetown
Charles H Fabens
Curtis
Cienfuegos
E Atkins & Co
Emma C Knewies
Msyhew
Sagua
Samuel H Walker
Kelley
Baltimore
Daylight Ferguson
Mary Godfrey
Godfrey
Eva I Smith
Adams
Garrie Holmes
Holmes
Hoboken
Newell
Hawes
Kennedy
New York
Charles Lawrence
Taylor
Weehawken
Perry
Look
Swis Clement
James Freeman
Jasper
J . Haraden
Strout
Machias
Penaqud
Wheeler
Kate Lilley
Lewis
Wiscasset
Nautilus
Winterport
Seth Sharon
Donnell
Cape Neddicek
Susan Stetson
Frisbie
Bangor
Two Brothers
Dodge
Hannah Stone
Nickerson
Plymouth
Coquette
Orne
Arcala
Cempovell
Woolwich
Emily A
Stapies
Goodwin
Eliot
Golden Gate
Amee
Portsmouth
Ludowick Bill
Pierce
Rockport
Wingaersheex
Newburyport
John Mettler
Bowden
Lanesville
Active
Mitchell
Lanesvile
Mary A White
Nelson
Johnson
Hamilton
Trumbull
Elwell
Sidonian
Jamieson
Glasgow
Halifax
Henderson Bros
Dominion
Blauvelt
Yarmouth
JG Hall & Co
Bark Elgin
Turner
Hatheway & Co
Brig Alpha
Rodenbiser
Bridgewater
DeJong & Seaman
Schs
Navassa
Hatfield
Parsboro
Canning Packet
Barry
Annapolis
Delong & Seaman
Roy
Lister
Carrie, Anthony
Bear River
Clara Stewart
N&h C Andersen
Nortarkentine
August Smith
Christiansen
Sydney
Nsw
H Peabody
Snowman
Charles
Wilams
Kilby
City of Truro
United States Revenue Cutter
Gallatin
Fulton
R Lyman
Highland Light
M J Bracy
Harvey
Barbadoes
Mayaguez
Peinwatl
Colon
New Orkk
Acapulco
San Juan
Panama
Bristol
Brooklyn City
Fitt
Bremen
Andromeda
Krohn
Athens
Robertson
Newark
R Morrow
O’ Brien
Taticorin
Commerce
Chase,Garden
Maud H Dudley
Oliver
Maggie E Gray
Young
Park Havana
Rice
Rebecca F Lamdin
Higgins
Mary Gibbs
Moore
Emerson Rokes
Marston
Boston
Daisy E Park
Lyles
Buc
Sville
Curacoa
Hohenstaufen
Kessler
Erin
Robinson
London
Dunnet Heag
Grillo
Leith
Fleetwood
State of Maine
San Francisco
Fastmer
Lake Champlain
Monreal
Liverpool
Father Point
Lorcan
Montreal
Eea
Sasiled
Bonny Doon
Cole
New Otf
Greenork
Scis Mg Pleasent
Wallace
Minnie Swift
Liskeil
Quebec
Camilla
Zachariasen
Pascagoula
Gibraltar
Dorian Swain
Palermo
Placate
Eat Rosenberry Kerr
Porteland
O. Haerttepool
William H Connor
Pen- Getons
Biavera
American Lloyds
Whittemore
Mong Hong
Richard Parsons
Thorndike
Iloilo
Uarondelet
Stenson
Manila
Waterhouse
Manning
Hattie N Bangs
Bangs
Bangkok
Freeman
Howes
Ficilo
Great Admiral
United States
Hamburg
Ar Mey
Anna Camp
Larsen
Deocata
Au'o
Brunswick
Romanuel
Kiba
Agnes
Herdes
Richard
von Seggern
Wetherby
Mingsatom Ja
Pirate
Stockholm City
City of Chicago
Eeeet
Trinacria
Ew Or
Matanzags
Rachel Emery
Wyman
Amy A Lane
Cane
Edward Cushing
Bickmore
HA Alien
Foyler
Henry Crosby
Stubbs
Kate M Hilton
Emma M Cott Ngham Somers
Mary L Peters
Trowbridge
Maggie G Hart
Maria Colle
Edward C Alien True
McLaughlin
Delaware
Alice
Dyer
Etis
Gatineau
Wilson
Greenock
Wassau
Sir William H Parker
Gladding
Eieuthera
New Ore
Bri¢ Add
Benson
Nor
Alante Christi
Torr
Economy
Krowston
Hilda
Dawson
Iverpool
Port Mulgrave
Beaconsfield
Munroe
Miramichi
Queenstown
Nestorian
Dalziel
Nao
Rotterdam
aAr
Scammell Brothers
Ew York
Rio Janero
Sailea
Kate Fawcett
Jehm NB
Guiana
Byrns
Stomas
Lottie
Brine
P Emerson
Emerson
Shan
Blackstock
Pernpambuco
Sch Aldine
Denison Sierra Leone
Hebe
Pagels
Port Natal
Payson Tucker
Tucker
Hattie
McFarland
Brics Wanbun
Arroyo
Emma
Pray
Humacca
Icis Martinique
Lowell
Charles C Lister
Truitt
Maracaibo
Yokohama
Kaelic
Pearn
Hong Kong
D K Baker
Brewster
Waccamaw
Bray
Georgetown
Allen Green
Vulcan
Katie J Hoyt
Bearse
Satlea
Laura Robinson
Matthews
Albany
Salem
D M French
Childs
Rondout
Florence
Nervell
George Nevirger
Gardiner
L Jeffrey
M T Levis
Emma F Angeli
Dick Williams
Wm Wickam
Helen J Payne
Jonathsh Bourne
West
E B Shaw
Alice Bell
Wm F Burden
H E Shubert
Ka Laffrienner
F H Odiorne
Lewis Clark
Blanch Hopkins
John Stroup
Elias Ross
Haverhill
Marblehead
Hudgon
Vaughan
Aristh
Rhein
Eweka
New Orleans
Amos C Barstow
Providence
Prince Umberto
Chittagong
Moland
Buenos Ayres
Fannie Skolfeld
Calcutta
Awarauth
Mary Haskell
Cardenas
Cornelius
A A Suaw
Barks Cardenas
Gaboon River
Mississippi
Rio Janeiro
J L. Bowen
D Lawson
Mobse
Galena
Guandamo
George Lamb
Franklin
A M Nichols
Machiasport
Mary Langdon
Rockland
Fred C Holken
A Watford
Nantucket
Montauk
John Fletcher
Mary Buckley
Newport
Wm Pickeney
Ellsworth
State of Nebraska
Calliope
Antwerp
Christina
Moora
Bahia
Alen Mechellson
Baracoa
Alaska
Murray
Chattahoochee
Catharine
Savannah
Rover
Chrleff Kingston
Ainwick
Quhart St.John
Ricams
Arizih
Lucy P Miller
Kragsgard
Bluefields
Richard P Locke
Adormo
Puerto Cortez
Wara,Jr
Arnett
Ruatan
Spips Riverside
Langdon
Keval
Cashmere
Dill
Aurora
Jacarino
Genoa
Port Balls
Wydaie
Rouen
Jona
Greencock
Norfolk
Elija Hancock
Jennie McNaughton
Lizzie D Small
John
Broomal
Yale
Ford
Provi
Sarah
Nash
Ruth A Price
Bahamas
Newbury Port
Henry Clay
Stevens
Franklin Me
Case
Palingham
Abby Wasson
Lord
Hercules
Ritson
Newport Wews
Gracie D Chambers Chambers
Colorado
Daniels
Brazil
Nic Keiley
West Oint
Sai
Genison
Silken
Gifford
Onset Say
Ari7th
Franconia
Bennett
Hilyard
Swhs Ware
Hinkley
Willie Seavey
Simmons
L. K French
Newman
Apna D Price
Nievhtengsle
Lacie Kimball
Kimball
East Weymouth
Fiang Pierce
Greenlaw
Gloucester
Mary Elizabeth Funten
Bothbay
Cabinet
Leach
Penovscot
John W Brown
Western Banks
Aistbh
Walter J. Plumumer
Plummer
Vieques
Mark Woodside
Eliza
Angelia
Aeing Bird
Wiliam F Collis
M J Chadwick
Emma Jeahte
Roe Smouth
Grace K Green
Seaward
Helen Marr
Hobbs
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Ships Sailed From Port Natal Encountering Gale
A cargo report notes vessels sailed on May 18 from London to May 17, with captains Hector Newcomb and Laurenson Traveni aboard Lady Russell and Laurenson Traveni. They faced a gale off Eoremes Head causing decs swept and loss of anchors and chains near Huanillos with Mark Charles Cox and Marsters aboard.
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Huanillos
Marine Notes Report of Loss and Incidents at Sea
Multiple cargo vessels and ships noted with groundings leaks and damages from May to May 18. Key incidents include Charles F Ward grounded near Key Diana and later removed 100 hogheads of molasses. Paluia ashore near Weymouth with likely total loss. J W and Helen Fox cases of hull and mast damage. waterlogged bark Pafetta libelled. shipwrecks Terry Not and Anthea Godfrey to be blown up.
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