Washington Mill fire devastates famed mill in Lawrence
May 18 report from Lawrence describes the No 1 Washington Mill reduced to smoldering ruins with east wall and two stair towers standing. Firemen continue dousing hotspots as officials offer no origin theory though incendiary or electrical causes are debated. Mill operations plan short vacation then gradual re start. insurers list total coverage around 460,900 with multiple companies named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Mill
Lawrence
Sprerau
Pete
Sampson
Park Street Fire Causes Heavy Loss at No 4 Park Street
A Tuesday night blaze at No 4 Park Street destroyed the marble and mahogany stairway and stained glass window from Houghton Mifflin & Co. The loss to Houghton Mifflin & Co. may reach 12,500 dollars insured across several companies. Individual losses include F. D. Somers 4000 dollars and other amounts to Notman Company 1000 dollars and Stimpson Huntley 2000 dollars. Buildings and insurers listed, with total property loss around several tens of thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Fireman’s of
Boston
Enterprise of
Cincinnati
Long Island
Brooklyn
Manufacturers and Builders’ of
New York
Westchester
F. D. Somers
American Central, German and Western Association
Notman Company
Rochester
German
Merchants
Boylston
Stimpson, Huntley & Co
City of London
Imperial and Fire Association of Philadelphia
C. W. Reed
United Firemen of Philadelphia
Judge Sewell
The
Royal
Dr. L
Fire in a Rag Pile Triggers South Boston Alarm
At 11 45 last evening a small fire in a pile of rags in the second story of 255 Athens street South Boston caused an alarm from Box 126.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Street
Boston
Cambridge Aldermen Discuss Sewers and City Projects
The Cambridge board of aldermen met to consider sewer construction at Waverley and Bath streets, allowed purchases for Putnam school land, and approved sea walls and bulkheads projects. They also voted on paving Harvard Square, street lamps, railroad tracks removal, and a 6 percent tax interest ordinance, with several objections and referrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Waverley Street
Bath Street
Casino
J. B. McLaughlin
Teele
James J. Myers
E. L. Beard
Francis B. Gilman
Frank Bolles
Charles Almy
Emery Bemis
J. G. Thorp, Jr
Committee On Sewers
Committee On Public Prepares
Putnan Schoool
Fourth Street
Third Street Bridge
Mt. Auburn Street
River Street
Committee On Finance
Coolidge Avenue
Cambridge Railroad Company
Harvard Square
Committee On Fire Department
Portland Street
Hugh R. Gray
Augustus Amezen
Harvard College Senior Portrait Plan Reported
Harvard College plans a composite potograph of the senior class inspired by Century magazine methods. Last night Sanders Theatre hosted the spring concert of the Harvard Glee Club Pierian Sodality and Banjo Club with encores for B A Carpenter and notable Handel selections. Afterward Memorial Hall hosted a student crowd dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Smith College
Sanders Theatre
Harvard Glee Club
Pierian Sodality
Banjo Club
Piotien Sodality
Whipple
B. A. Carpenter
Glee Club
Memorial Hall
Brewers Strike Fails to Halt Beer Supply
Brewers operated normally yesterday with no sign of a strike. New York workers filled vacancies at Roessle's, while Houghton offered to reuse former staff but was declined. No beer was delivered to unions yesterday and likely few shipments will meet outside agent demand. Strikers met in the afternoon, but no decisive action occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roessle’s
Houghton
Passenger Conductors Conventions At Boston And Philadelphia
The New England Railway Passenger Conductors Benevolent Association held its twelfth annual convention at the Boston & Providence depot with H E Paine presiding. Charles E Dyer elected clerk. 30 delegates from 17 roads, 264 ballots. total receipts 388190, expenditures 36455, balance 18255. Officers elected include Horatio E Paine president and Charles E Dyer secretary treasurer. life insurance company convention followed with Mugford presiding and discussions on admissions for freight men and revised bylaws. Next meeting set for Philadelphia. 214 members and three deaths reported this year.
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New England Railway Passenger Conductors’ Benevolent Association
Boston & Providence
H. E. Paine
Charles E. Dyer
Horatio E. Pain
Old Colony
Augustus Colby
Boston & Maine
James Cunningham
Boston & Albany
Samuel N. Holden
Tehburg
Joseph E. Anderson
Maine Central
William H
Lackey
Philadelphia
New England Conductors’ Association
Bank Officers Association of Boston Elects New Officers
The annual meeting at the clearing house saw 61 new members and a total of 425. Francis B. Sears of Third National was elected president with vice presidents Joseph W. Wark and William Proctor. Directors for two years are Francis Campbell and N. B. Perkins Jr. Henry A. Tenney serves as treasurer and Edwin A. Stone as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Officers’ Association of the City of
Boston
Clearing House
A. F. Luke
Francis B. Sears
Third National
Joseph W. Wark
Maverick
William Proctor
Globe National
Edwin A. Stone
Franklin Savings Bank
Ships in May Progress Across Atlantic and Europe
A collection of ship arrivals and sailings listed by port and date. Vessels including Alaska, Austrian, and City of Puebla sail from New York, Glasgow, and Palermo while arrivals near Liverpool Boston and Baltimore reflect trade routes to Antwerp Rotterdam Hamburg and Bordeaux. The report notes vessels off Brow Head Falmouth and the Lizard with departures from Philadelphia New Orleans and Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brow Head
Bellingham
Philadelphia
Bristol
Falmouth
Rochdale
New Orleans
Gibraltar
North Anglia
Benisat
Baltimore
Liverpool
Alaska
New York
Nova Scotian
Hamburg
Gellert
Boston
Glasgow
Pauillac
Chateau Margeaux
Bordeaux
London
Richmond Hill
State of Pennsylvania
Venice
Palermo
Wergeland
Baracoa
City of Puebla
Havana
Lizard
Pieter de Coninck
Antwerp
Leerdam
Rotterdam
W A Scholten
Defordo
Rugia
Notice to Captains from Boston Sig nal Station May 18
Observations recorded at 7 am local time 12 noon Greenwich time. Wind 61.0 N, foggy, barometer 29.888 inches. Instructions advise captains to seal barometers daily to correct errors and add one hundredth inch per ten feet altitude. Miniature Almanac for Thursday May 19 notes high water and moon phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Port of Boston Ship Arrivals and Clearances May 18 The day’s listings show arrivals and clearances at Boston with steamers and brigs from multiple ports including Glasgow St John NB and Philadelphia along with coastal sailings and weather notes.
Arrived were steamers Austrian New Brunswick Penobscot Longfellow Forest City and several small craft with passengers and cargo to H A Allan W H Kilby and other local firms. Cleared: Catalonia Emma C Berry Pride of the Port Acacia Sereno and other vessels from Liverpool NS NB and NJ. Coastwise ships Decatur Smalley Spartan H F Dimock and others sailed for Baltimore Philadelphia New York and Portland amid fog and light winds. A brig Lahaina remained from Trinidad and several steamers and brig sails listed with destinations and pilots.
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Killam
Manila
Lancefield
Delap
Iloilo
Boston
Marcello de Mari
Ital
Chiama
New York
Batavia
Araguda
Green
Newport
Eng
Hong Kong
Elsa
Ger
Bremers
Western Belle
Batman
Saigon
Antwerp
Craigallion
Nor
Nygaard
Quebec
Bahia
Frole
Newfoundland
Dungeness
Forest King
Doyle
Amsterdam
Dublin
Dinapore
Livingstone
Portland
O.fecamp
Nightingale
Ingebrethsen
Pascagoula
Fleetwood
Matilda C Smith
McGonnell
Pensacola
Falmouth
Charlie Baker
Bent
New Orleans
St Petersburg
Holyhead
John R Kelley
Gibbons
Liverpool
Havre
Lynnwood
Sinclair
City Camp
McLeod
Julius
Meentzen
Galveston
Carolina Falang
Pelotas
Dina
Wieringa
Bergenseren
Rolfsen
Dordrecht
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
le Marchant
Halifax
Sirian Star
Askin
Cardiff
Hebe
Paspebiae
Rouen
James L Harway
McPhail
Pictou
Tuskar
Austrian
Bentley
Glasgow
Londonderry Ltd
Moise
H & A Allan
New Brunswick
Colby
St John
Eastport
W H Kilby
Penobscot
Ingraham
Bangor
Longfellow
Smith
Provincetown
Forest City
Parker
H Oler
Baker
Baltimore
Sharon
Donnell
Cape Neddick
Mary R Smith
Bristol
Annie F Kimball
Kimball
Wiscasset
Walter F Parker
Tillinghast
Philadelphia
Sir Mary L Varney
Weeks
Bath
Catalonia
Wylie
Alexander Martin
Carbis Day
Tregarthen
Souris
PEI
A . Lombard’s Sons
Harborville
Delong & Seaman
Dexter
Emma C. Berry
Annapolis
G Hall & Co
Schs
Parsons
la Have
Sanborn
A P Emerson
Reynard
Roberts
Algo Cleared
Lahaina
Allen
Trinidad
Pilot
D H Miller
Spartan
H F Dimock
Carbis Bay
Pottsville
Allentown
Highland Light
Astoria
Arethusa
Stevens
Alleghany
Taylor
Providence
Mareca
Young
Chase Church
Lent
R Woodside
Reed
Mozart
Sawyer
London
Lamberti
Miramichi
Carrie S Hart
Southard
Warren Adams
Colcord
Williams
Lewis
James H Hoyt
Dissolway
Hoboken
Rover
Hoddinott
Eleuthera
Chas J Willard
Walace
Newburyport
Peruvian
Nessmore
Highland Prince
Mabel L Phillips
Blanche Hopkins
Francisca
Cuban
Saml H Walker
Kelley
Henry Lippett
Howes
Brunswick
Barks
Guldfaxe
Neilsen
Genoa
Mida
Emma C Middleton
Banks
Belle Hardy
Lizzie Babcock
Babcock
Jonathan Bourne
Washington
May Williams
Charleson
Jennie Hulbert
Ellen Merriam
Low
Lyndon
Charleston
Fannie Tracy
Tilton
Delaware
Tribon
John G Schmidt
van Gilder
Dutch Island Harbor
John Price
Westerloo
Treworgy
Ellsworth
Darien
John Bunyan
Lancaster
Anna R Bishop
Rulon
Herman B Ogden
Church
Willie L Newton
Coombs
Sugartown
Addie ‘Hale
Nichols
Norfolk
Corinne
St Thomas
Samuel Castner, Jr. Cook
L L Whitmore
Blackington
Port Johnson
Harry L Diverty
Perth Heer
Groveland
Allie Baker
Merriman
Biddeford
Atwood
Simmons
Douglass
Salem
Milford
Haskell
Jennie Lockwood
Poland
Georgetown
D Bibber
Pinkham
Kennebec
W L Roberts
Bray
Hyannis
Palestine
Chadwick
Amboy
A M_Dickerson
Hawkins
Woodbridge
War Eagle and Veto
Cotuit
James Rothwell
Lombard
H M Howes
Handy
Mexican
Powers
Nellie Eaton
Knowlton
Mobile
Vanselow
Sagua
Varuna
Birdsall
Satilla
Venice
Palermo
City of Puebla
Havana
State of Pennsylvania
Werzeland
Baracoa
Helvetia
Cochrane
Britannic
Perry
Tyrian
Hassenstein
Eleanora
Brang
Broomhaugh
Weightman
Dunkirk
Bufalo
Malet
Hull
Coban
Fraser
Trave
Willegerod
Kremen
Andes
Mecknigiht
St Marie
State of Nebraska
Braes
Illinois
Dodge
Joseph H Scammell
Thompson
Rotterdam
N B Palmer
Somsen
Hamburg
Mark Canning
Matthews
Mary E Bliss
McRae
Buen
Susan Bergen
Greaves
Ponce
Lizzie Colby
Hawes
B. McLean
H J Powell
Mason
Frontera
Hell Gate
Portia
Dawson
St Johns
Annie Harper
Darwin
Oriole
Staples
Charlie
Willie
Philbrook
Rondont Fordo
Helen Thompson
Averill
Elizabethport
Portsmouth
Telegraph
Kelier
J I Worthington
Edgartown
Whitestone
Davison
Bilbao
Peacemaker
Classon
Hart Island Roads
John Mann
Beveridge
New Bedford
Moses
Tower
Azevedo
Western Islands
Sc E Waterman
Chase
Cadoxton
Stacey
Eob Ward, Jr
Curtis
Ruatan
el Monte
Hawthorne
Knickerbocker
Kemble
Roxbury Castle
Turpie
Rochefort
Santo Ot
Mozzela
Cadiz
Alice M Minot
Dickinson
Clara Davidson
Crescent
Mehaffey
New Haven
Helen Mar
Hobbs
Port Discovery
Richard Iit
McIntyre
San Francisco
Port Townsend
John Trahey
Ryan
Tacoma
Edward O’brien
Oliver
Cassandra Adams
Wheldon
San Pedro
Sagamore
Hansen
San Diego
Einar Tambarksselver
Santa Rosalia
Arin
the Straits
Riverside
Rawley
Nanaimo
Ashfield
Sutherland
Chase Baylis
Wood
Sarah Quinn
Lynch
Port Eaton
Roman
Crowell
Shawmut
Fuller
Williamsport Miller
Brutus
Vuge
St Ann’s Bay
Munster
Brown
Confidenza
Parodi
Hudiksval
Byland
Rouen; —Ichs Wm L Elkins, Frambes, Danversport
Howard W Middleton
Higbee
Archer & Reeves
Simpson
Ruth Shaw
Carlow
Kate E Gifford
Wright
Edith T Gandy
Gandy
Dover
Laura V Rose
Leeds
Carson
Milton
J M Lockwood
Marbella
Halden
Lovard
Dantzie
Barnwell
St Jago
Buenos Ayres
Sciis Eclipse
Dixon
Raritan River
Mary Chapin
Foster
Fly Away
Bingham
Sarah J Gurney
Gurney
Henry Clay
Jed Frye
Langley
Diamond
Luce
Honolulu
Corneliozino
Patrone
Queenstown
Maritime traffic and vessels sailing from New England ports
From Our Correspondents Millbridge Vineyard Haven Boothbay Gloucester report sailing schedules for 17th and 18th including scis Hattie Godfrey Mary Sanford Kate Mary Nellie Clark and many others. Fish receipts and two new vessels built at Essex for John Pew & Son and Cunningham & Thompson prepared for Georges fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millbridge
Hattie Godfrey
Strout
Calais
Jennie Lind
Leighton
Northern Light
Brown
Addie L Perkins
Wallace
Boston
Margaret
Connecticut
Smith
Ar 15Th
R P Chase
Fickett
Addie J
Francis
Portland
Vineyard Haven
Mary Sanford
Philadelphia
Daniel Brown
Curtis
South Amboy
Paragon
Shute
Wellfleet
Mary Sands
Greenleaf
Guardiner
Hattie B West
Gloucester
Shovelfull Shoal
O Nettleton
C RS
Susie Prescott
Boothbay
Louisa Francis
Thorndike
Rockland
Scha Ximina
Pettigrew
Machias
New York
Helen McLeord
Harrington
Exchange
Dunton
Damariscotta
Cora Louisa
Harris
South Shore
M J Elliott
Thurston
Swis
Lucy Devlin
Alice Raymond
Octavia Dow
Shore
Addie Winthrop
Wachus
Cunningham & Thompson
Georges
Anjer Passed April 6 Marks Armenia and Massa Batavia Fate
Anjer passed April 6, marking Armenia and Massa. Batavia to New York on the 7th, with Emile L Boyd listed in the itinerary or related note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anjer
Armenia
Ital
Massa
Batavia
New York
Emile L Boyd
Ship Henry Sails for New Orleans Amid Rigging Repairs
A British vessel Henry, bound for New Orleans from Antwerp, reported May 12. It was 100 miles southeast of South Pass, Mississippi, with jury rigged main and mizzen masts as of May 7 at 38 38 N, 137 W. Also, ark Bonny Doon, Burgess, Nuevitas to New York reported May 17 at 37 35 N, 74 30 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Antwerp
New Orleans
South Pass
Miss
Burgess
Nuevitas
New York
Notice to Mariners Fog Whistle at Galantry Update
Maritime notices report the Galantry fog whistle active since April 21 under French Consulate guidance. Also includes remarks from The Hague about Tandjong Priok port operations and duties transfer, plus a Gloucester report of the Edith wreck near Monomoy and a Baltimore buoy restoration by the steamer Holly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St Pierre
Are Islands
Galantry
The
Hague
Tandjong Priok
Batavia
DE Karnebeek
Sail and Vessel Incidents Across Ports Reported
Shipping news from Boston to Provincetown details a bark Sunbeam passing Lisbon New York towing Grey Parrot collision near Brooklyn with Harlsey ice damage at North Sydney, Victoria cargo shifts at sea, and other vessel mishaps including Victor at Coatzacoalcos bar, Hattie Paige aground near Goose Island, Morning Light collision near Barbados, Suakim gale damage, and Gen 8 E Merwin raised for Boston repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Sunbeam
Lisbon
Philadelphia
Grey Parrot
McDade
Cornwallis
New York
East River
Jay Street
Brooklyn
Tue
Harlsey
Port Royal
Glasson Dock
North Sydney
Coatzacoalcos
Victor
Sir Hattie Paige
Norfolk
Sven
Goose Island
Delaware River
Morning Light
New Haven
Fries
Barbados
Barnegat
Fulda
London
Suakim
Menzies
Liverpool
Iust
San Francisco
Lon
Bark Canada
Olsen
Bathurst
Stornoway
Cyrus Wakefield
Provincetown
E Merwin
Merwin
Foreign Ports Shipping Movements and Departures
A compilation of sailing data from May with vessels at various ports. Listings include Pilgrim, Reaper, New Orleans, Jorgen J Lotz, County of Yarmouth, Ewman Scammell, Wallace, Victor, Josephine, St Louis, and multiple barks and steamers with departure dates and destinations such as New York, Cardiff, Havana, Rotterdam, Charleston, and Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleppey
Pilgrim
Freeman
New York
Zanzibar
Antwerp
Reaper
Bosworth
Cardiff
Aspinwall
New Orleans
Nancy Smith
Hodgkinson
Hatteras
Calcutta
Salamanca
Bryce
Philadelle
Alpheus Marshall
McFaden
Philadea
Cienfuegos
St Louis
Philadelphia
Dungeness
Hardyst
Teree Savannah
Rotterdam
Latona
Wasson
Dunkirk
Jane Brown
McLaren
Hamburg
Charleston
Flushing
Nederland
Gibara
Edmund Phinney
Young
Gibraltar
Australia
Mc Ritchie
Mediterranean
Saratoga
New Ork
Havre
Sueyia
Ludwig
Manzanilla
Maud Scammell
Noobles
Montevideo
Ashton
Churchill
Pensacola
Matanzas
Triumph
Kemp
Eyver
Matthews
Lillian
Willey
Ormus
Frost
North of Hatteras
Nellie Smith
Wallace
Josse
Bueno
McColl
Alice
Swain
J H Chadwick
Foster
Disg
Maggie Brown
Davies
Wtg
Navesink
Hall
C C Sweeney
Robertson
Onolaska
Griggs
J F Merry
Bradley
William
Hays
Guy Hail
Cain
Chicago
Jones
Neovitas
Belgium
Sanford
Boston
Motley
Harper
Martha P Tucker
Smith
Benny Doon
Cole
Porman
Victory
Palermo
Marcia
Paraense
Pernambuco
Dora
St Sohenstown
Ste — A
Liverai
Man Fark
Naan
REVAL
Lima
Albrethsen
Savan
Transoceanic and domestic port movements listed for May
A detailed ledger of vessels sailing and clearance events across multiple ports including EDRAM and SAGUA in May. Entries note ships and barks with masters and destinations such as New York, Sagua, Antwerp, Hong Kong, Buenos Ayres, and San Francisco, plus arrivals at Baltimore, New Orleans, and Portland with steamer calls and cargoes.
Passengers list aboard Cunard Catalonia from Boston to Liverpool
A passenger list for the Cunard steamer Catalonia bound from Boston to Liverpool on May 19 includes Rev John K Brown his wife and four children, Mr James Logle, Miss Lulu J Bogle, Mr and Mrs G H Bassett, Mr A W Clapp, Dr H D W Carvelle and wife, Mrs Canavan, Rev Malcolm Douglas and wife, Miss Evelina E C Everett, Mr and Mrs William G Ellis and Miss L Ellis, Mr and Mrs D W Gardiner, Miss Alice May Gardner, Mr H B Goodwin, Miss Jennie Gatchell, Miss E Guild, Mr Percival Gassett, Mrs Ol yerson, Rev W F B Jackson and wife with infant, Mr Herbert V C Keeson, Rev W P McQunald, Mrs Mellen, Mr Joseph A Molineaux, Rev A J Rossi, Miss Mabel A Shaw, Mr EB Thomson, Mr Tyng, Mr and Mrs Arthur Jaylor, Mr C A Wellington, plus 50 intermediates and 100 steerage passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Catalonia
Boston
Liverpool
John K Brown
James Logle
Lulu J Bogle
G H Bassett
A W_Clapp
H D W Carvelle
Jennie Gatchell
E Guild
Percival Gassett
Olyerson
F B Jackson
Herbert V C Keeson
W P McQnald
Mellen
Joseph A Molineaux
A J Rossi
Mabel A Shaw
EB Thomson
Tyng
Arthur Jaylor
C A Wellington
Boston-bound Vessels List With Sailed Dates
A compiled rosters of ships and brigs sailing toward Boston with origins and sailing dates including Alice Reed from Manila February 24, Anglesea from Calcutta January 11, and Wheatland from Zanzibar February 17. Entries cover vessels from Manila, Calcutta, Queenstown, Chittagong, and more, with reported lat long bearings and transit passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Alice Reed
Stahl
Am Bark
Manila
Anter
Anglesea
Bain
Br Bark
Calcutta
Lat
Jon
Bark
Queenstown
Anna
Hellmers
Ger
Chittagong
Bann
Cutting
Port Spain
Delaware Breakwater
Eroo Walley
Janef Breeze
Shields
Big Bonanza
Collins
Melbourne
Cora. Appleby
New Orleans
de Corinne
Barnes
St Thomas
Edgartown
Clara E McGilvery
Griffin
Ambark
Arecibo
Charles A. Coulomb
Moore
Amsch
Sagua
Elisha Gibbs
Woods
Am Sch
Trinidad
Cuba
Fantee
Chase
Accra
WCA
George Skolfield
Hall
Am Ship
Lon
Gamen
Gellerstad
Nor Bark
Talcahuana
Guaerena
Taylor
Vensch
Barbados
Terwilliger
Zanzibar
John H Pearson
Surinam
Joseph G Stover
Arey
Bermuda
Lancefield
Delap
Lioilo
Em Allen
Ambrig
Maria Stonemay
Richan
Trapani
Gibraltar
Ry Hutchinson
Mary Agnes
DeCosta
Ponce
Sooloo
Powers
Iloilo
St Helena
Samuel B Hale
Haven
Buenos Ayres
Tare
Wheatland
Baker
Madagascar
Willard Mudgett
Crocker
Iquique
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS LIST MAY JUNE
A long list of sailing ships with names of vessels such as Furness California Pavonia Roman Scythia Catalonia Cephalonia and more, detailing sailing dates from May to June, ports of origin or destination, and agents including Alex Martin Warren & Co Furness H & A Allah Prydain and others. The entries show departures from Liverpool, Glasgow, London, Havre, Hamburg, and other ports with various dates in May and June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Liverpool
New York
Queenstown
Cork Harbor
Catalonia
Scythia
Pavonia
Bothnia
Ipavonia
Cephalonia
Great Britain and
Reland
State Street
Alexander Martin
Norseman
Kansas
Warren & CO
Washington City
Hamburg
Furness California
London
Henderson Bros
Santiago
Hull
Sanderson &Son Pavonia
Alex Martin
Gothenburg
Antwerp
Furness Roman
Warren & Co Jan Breydel
Gill & Sootz Bothnia
Alex Martin Pavonia
Jane
Alex Martin Bothnia
Alex Martin Cephalonia
Aera
Thayer & Linc
Austrian
Glasgow
H & A Allah Prydain
C Furness Pavonia
Alex Martin Santiago
Sanderson &Son Roman
Warren & Co Bavarian
Eee & Line
Alex Martin Borderer
Une
C Furness Kansas
Warren & Co Cephalonia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington Millroperty
Suk
Bee
Globe
Americal
Penn
Lancashire
Insurance Company of North America
Commercial Union
Sie
Eescee Guardian
Cca
AO Provdence
Northern
Pennsylvania
Warwich Miolssicscreevesersseees
Cic
Ccc
Weseverse
Neptune
Jeessever
Ess
Ussoou Firemen’s Fund
Cal
Cuemboeceeres
Howard
Springfield
Firemen’s
N. Y
West Chester
Phenix
Hartford
People’s
N. H
Harvard College
Brewers
Benevolent Association and Insurance Company
Bank Officers’ Association
Ship News
Port OF
Cunard Line
Allan Line
Charles V. Casey
Broad Street
H. & A. Allan
Furness Line
Prydain
Borderer
Bosto
Furness
Warren Line
Broadway
Or. L. H. Palmer
Chatham
Mass
Alfred Whalen
Monomoy
Edith
Lunenburg
Havre de Grace Rock
Holly
Marine Notes
Erdam
Kedron Powern Awe York
Helios
Ostedahl
Arto
Ae Marchant
Finance
Axelaen
Unto
Danielsen
Prince
Montreal
Stettin
Mizpah
Bonde
Florence Rogers
Fernandina
Sydney
Nsw
Nineveh
Clulow
Puget Sound
J L Cotter
Comeau
Lily Ei
Fervia
W H Brown & Co
P Wright & Sons la
Louis de Bebian
Bohemia
Kunhardt & Co Edam
F’nchEdge & Co Bageniand
Wright & Sons Island
Stettin, F
Nch
Edge &Co
Henderson Bros Devonia
Saxe
Underhill
Arizona
Medical
Humphreys
Humphreys’ Medicine CO
Fulton St. N
U. S
Humphreys’ Med. Co
Fulton St
Academy Or Medicine of
Paris
Blancard
Rue Rens Parte
K.vengera & Co
U.S
Chichester
Chichester Chemical CO
GEO. C, Goodwin & Co
BOOT
Summer Street
Haven's Colleges
Phila. Pa
Cincinnati, C
Faneuil Hall
Great Southern
Savannah
Florida
Superior Passenger Accommodations
Iss
Richardson & Barnard
Savannah Pier
A. D
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
A. D. W. Sampson
N. E
Washington Street
Boston & Bangor
All Points Wee
Penobscot Bay
Mt. Desert
Bar Harbor
Southwest Harbor
Green’s Landing
William H. Hill, JR
Associated Railways
Virginia
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Central Wharf
Piedmont Air Line
Boston & Providence R. R
Waldo A. Pearce
M.& M.t.co
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga. Air Line
Kanawha
Baltimore & Ohio
Geo
E. Smalley
Agt
Mallory
Lampasas
Nueces
Fla
State OF Texas
San Antonio
Seth Sprague
Old Stave House
Steamship Line
Norman
Long Wharf
Wilmington
West
E. B. Sampson
India Wharf
North River
H. M. Whitney
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan
Louisiana and Texas
R. A. and Steamship Co
North Moore
Mississippi River
Texas
New and Old Mexico
California
E. E. Currier
N. B
E. Hawley
General Eastern
Yarmouth Steamship Company
Yarmouth
Lewis Wharf
Digby Annapolis
Kentville
St. John
Digby
City of St.ohn
Barrington
Shelburne
Lockport
Nova Scotia
Walter Hall
John G. Hall & CO
Chatham Street
Cromwell 8S. S. Line
New York City
Ing
Texas & Paincailcud
Louisiana
Southwest
Sludson
H. R. Freeman
F. Kemble
SaaSaar
New Mexico
Mississippi
Red Rivers
J. W. Magna
Samuel H. Seaman
Pier 9
Azores
Sarah
L. R. Hale
RE. A. Adams & CO
Custom Hoost
Pape
Commissioner of Navigation
Congress
City Point
F. A. Hosmer
Sorrento
Saltonstall
N.S
International 8
Kennebec River
Richmond
Gardiner
Hallowell
Augusta
Star OF the East
Jason Collins
Lincoln’s Wharf
H. H. Hyde
Bos
C.F. Williams
Cloucester
Oly
Watervliet Arsenal
West Troy
Fisc
J. M. Whitpemore
Widow's Island
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Widow’s Island
Maine
Wdow’ Island
Sretary
Navy
Heffendger
William C. Whitney
Secretary of the Navy
Office OF Purchasing and Depot
High Street
Governent
Thomas C. Sullivan
U. S. Army
Delano Land Company
Philadelphia Trust
Safe Deposit An Insurance Company
J. L. Erringer
Custom House
Massachusetts
Leveret
Saltonstall Custodian Custom House
Eton
Leverett Saltonst
Masa