Washington Mill Fire Describes Ruins and Theories of Origin
The No 1 Washington Mill was leveled by fire with only the east wall and two towers standing. Fire crews remain at work as investigators consider incendiary causes or electric wiring. Mills plan to restart Monday with restaffing and new machinery arriving over months. Insurance coverage totals about 631,348 across multiple companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Sredan
Washington Mill
Sampson
Prescott
Jegevebet
Firemen’s Fund
Cal
Royal
Seeseseeeserse
Washington
Eng
Veottanee
LO Eel Provdence
Pennsylvania
LA Ee Skah
Boston
Norwich Union
Lancashire
Howard
Hamburg
Bremen
Connecticut
Springfield
Boylston
N. Y
West Chester
Phenix
Hartford
S, N.H
Cambridge Aldermen Approve Seawall and School Land Purchase
Cambridge board of aldermen met last evening voting to locate female confinement at Station 2 with a matron per new state act. Hearings on sewer plans for Waverley and Bath streets and the Casino grounds were held, with opposition to the latter sewer referred back. A public property committee may buy land by Putnam School for up to 4000 dollars. bids to build a Third Street bridge sea wall up to 1000 and a Mt. Auburn Street bulkhead up to 5000 were approved. Additional actions include funding a River Street sea wall, erecting two lamps on Coolidge Avenue, moving Cambridge Railroad Company tracks, paving Harvard Square, and fire department engine house work. Druggists licenses mostly approved. interest rate on unpaid taxes set at 6 percent after Nov. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Waverley Street
Bath Street
Casino
J. B. McLaughlin
Teele Setes
James J. Myers
E. L. Beard
Francis B. Gilman
Frank Bolles
Charles Almy
Emery Bemis
J G. Thorp, Jr
Committee On Sewers
Committee On
Putnan Schoool
Fourth Street
Adoptebo Pve
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 Glee Club Concert Ends In Encores And Dancing
Harvard seniors filled Sanders Theatre for the spring concert of the Glee Club Piering Locality and Banjo Club with strong applause and encores. Whipple led the Pierian Sodality marking a smooth debut under new leadership. Notable pieces included Handel's Largho sung by the combined groups. Afterward Memorial Hall hosted a fully attended dance by students and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Smith College
Sanders Theatre
Harvard Glee Club
Piering
Banjo Club
Pierian Sodality
Whipple
B. A. Carpenter
Handel
Glee Club
Pierian Socay
Memorial Hall
Breweries Quiet as Strike Fails to Grow
Yesterday all breweries operated with no clear sign of a strike. New York workers filled vacancies at Roessle's in the morning. Houghton offered to reinstate his old men on former terms, but they refused and that chance is gone. No beer deliveries were seen to unions, and speculation says outside breweries will meet demand through regular agents. Strikers met in the afternoon but produced no decisive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roessle’s
Houghton
Watervliet Arsenal
West Troy
Fseca
J. M. Whittemore
Ord. Dept
Passenger Conductors Convention and Life Insurance Meeting
The New England Railway Passenger Conductors Benevolent Association held its twelfth annual convention at the Boston & Providence depot with H. E. Paine presiding. Officers elected include Horatio E. Paine president and Charles E. Dyer secretary and treasurer. The group reports 850 members, 264 ballots, and $383,190 receipts with $364.55 expenditures. thirty claims paid totaling $45,669. The Passenger Conductors Life Insurance Company met for its sixteenth annual convention at the Quincy House with President Mugford presiding and discussed lowering assessments and revising bylaws. The next annual meeting was set for Philadelphia. The association lists 214 members and three deaths in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Railway Passenger Conductors’ Benevolent Association
Boston & Providence
H. E. Paine
Charles E. Dyer
Horatio E. Pain
Old Colony
Augustus Colby
Boston Maine
Boston & Maine
James Cunningham
Boston & Albany
Samuel N. Holden
Fitchburg
Joseph E. Anderson
Maine Central
William H. Hatch
Lackey
Philadelphia
New England Conductors’ Association
Bank Officers' Association Elects New Officers in Boston Meeting
The Bank Officers' Association of Boston held its annual meeting at the clearing house with A. F. Luke presiding. Sixty-one new members were admitted, totaling 425. Elected officers include President Francis B. Sears Ulchird National, vice-presidents Joseph W. Wark Maverick and William Proctor Janeuill Hall, directors for two years Francis Campbell Traders' National and N. B. Perkins Jr. First National, treasurer Henry A. Tenney Globe National, secretary Edwin A. Stone Franklin Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Officers’ Association of the City of
Boston
Clearing House
A. F. Luke
Francis B. Sears
Ulchird National
Joseph W. Wark
Maverick
William Proctor
Aneuil Hall
Francis Campbell
Traders’ National
N. B. Perkins, Jr
First National
Henry A. Tenney
Globe National
Edwin A. Stone
Franklin Savings Bank
Boston Port Ship News and Captains Notice
Ships pass off Brow Head to Bristol and New Orleans bound vessels near Falmouth and Liverpool. Observations at Boston signal station advise barometer correction for sea level and wind conditions. Miniature Almanac lists May 19 high water and moon. Boston port arrivals and clearances include Austrian, Penobscot, Longfellow, Forest City, and several brigs and schooners. notices detail captains and coastal sailing from Mar Bello to St Jago with multiple ports. Coastal reports from Millbridge Vineyard Haven Boothbay Gloucester note arrivals, sailings, and fishing yard activity with cod and pollock receipts and two new vessels for Georges fishing.
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
of the Lizard
Pieter de Coninck
Antwerp
Leerdam
Rotterdam
W A Scholten
Defordo
Rugia
Francisca
Cuba
J M Lockwood
Marbello
Barnwell
St Jago
Millbridge
Hattie Godfrey
Strout
Calais
Jennie Lind
Leighton
Northern Light
Brown
Addie L Perkins
Wallace
Margaret
Connecticut
Smith
Paragon
Shute
Mary Sands
Greenleaf
Gardiner
Huttle
Machias
Helen McLeord
Harrington
Portland
Exchange
Dunton
Damariscotta
Sdis
Cora Louisa
Harris
South Shore
MJ Eliott
Thurston
Gloucester
Idha Lucy Devlin
Alice Raymond
Octavia Dow
Addie Winthrop
Wachusetts
Belle Franklin
Chiloh
Silver Dart
Farragut
Abby Janes
Welcome
Laura Nelson
Pilgrim
Sarah M Jacobs
Monmouth
Martha & Susan
Helen R Low
Charles H Boynton
Mary Clark
Amos Cutter
Matthew M Murray
Georges
Howard Holbrook
South
Essex
John Pew & Son
Cunningham & Thompson
Maritime Shipping Notices From Various Ports and Vessels
A compilation of ship sailings and movements from Antwerp to Valencia and beyond, listing vessels such as bark Craigallion Ella Nightingale and ships City Camp and Julius, with routes to New York, Liverpool, and other ports. Includes May sailings and reported positions such as 100 miles SE of South Pass and coordinates in lat long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killam
Manila
Lancefield
Delap
Jloilo
Boston
Marcello de Mari
Ital
Chiama New York
Batavia
Araguda
Green
Newport
Eng
Hong Kong
Elsa
Ger
Dremers
New York
Western Belle
Batman
Saigon
Antwerp
Craigallion
Nor
Nygaard
Quebec
Pahia
Ella
Reed
Portland
Cape Town
Edward Seymour
Hughes
Calcutta
Cardiff
Demetria
Cronstadt
Agostino C
Aus
Promada
New Orleans
Dictator
Beraldsen
Charleston
Manhein
Swed
Jansen
Cadiz
Silver Spray
Frole
Newfoundland
Dungeness
Forest King
Doyle
Amsterdam
Dublin
Dinapore
Livingstone
Ofecamp
Nightingale
Ingebrethsen
Pascagoula
Fleetwood
Matilda Smith
McGonnell
Pensacola
Falmouth
Scotto
Savannah
London
City of Carlisle
Dakin
San Diego
Lucipara
Witt
San Francisco
Lisbon
Acaso
Philadelphia
Montevideo
Francisco R
Antola
Oporto
Fano
Dan
Mortensen
Pelotas
Dina
Wieringa
Bergenseren
Rolfsen
Dordrecht
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
le Marchant
Halifax
Sirian Star
Askin
Caraut
Hebe
Paspebiac
Rouen
James L Harway
McPhail
Pictou
Tuskar
Henry
South Pass
Miss
Benny Doon
Burgess
Nuevitas
Fog whistle at Galantry lights up international note
The French Consul General in New York reports from May 9 that the steam fog whistle of Galantry has operated since April 21. Also updates from Batavia on Tandjong Priok port openings and duty payments, a Gloucester wreck near Monomoy, and the reestablishment of the Havre de Grace rock buoy by the steamer Holly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galantry
New York
St Pierre
Arate Islands
The
Hague
Tandjong Priok
Batavia
DE Karnebeeer
Chatham
Mass
Alfred Whalen
Gloucester
Monomoy
Edith
Tanenburg
Baltimore
Havre de Grace Rock
Holly
Ships and barges collide and stray along Atlantic routes
Maritime notices from Boston to Reval detail collisions and strandings. The bark Sunbeam passed Lisbon loaded from Philadelphia with 600 to 700 tons, while Grey Parrot from Cornwallis was towed into New York and struck by Three Brothers. Harlsey, bringing phosphate to Glasson dock, reached North Sydney damaged but fit for voyage. Victor struck bar at Coatzacoalcos, later tight in, survey expected before loading. Sir Hattie Paige grounded near Goose Island and was assisted off. Multiple vessels report minor damages, hull breaches, and routine repairs across Atlantic ports and seas.
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
Morning Light
New Haven
Fries
Barbados
Barnegat
Fulda
London
Suakim
Menzies
Liverpool
San Francisco
Canada
Olsen
Bathurst
Stornoway
Cyrus Wakefield
Provincetown
E Merwin
Merwin
Transatlantic and Domestic Port Sailings Report May 16 to May 19
A dense roll of ships and cargos across global routes lists vessels departing for New York, Halifax, and San Francisco, with arrivals at Philadelphia and Boston. It notes steamers such as the Finance and Merchant Prince, brig and bark movements, and passenger listings aboard the Catalonia bound for Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terdam
Kedron
Ponde
New York
Helios
Ostedahl
Charleston
Janeiro
Brazil
Ae Marchant
Halifax
Finance
Baker
Shields
Unto
Danielsen
Pensacola
Prince
Montreal
Stettin
Mizpah
Bonde
Philadelphia
Florence Rogers
McLeod
Fernandina
Sydney
Nsw
Nineveh
Clulow
Puget Sound
ST John
Viola,Price
Moodyville
Snot
Valparaiso
Ballumbie
Wood
Nanaimo
San Francisco
Cape Flattery
Spartan
Polite
Seattle
Yokohama
Richard
Parsons
Thorndike
Manila
Zanzibar
Lizzie H. Howard
Nossie Be
United States
Vessels Sailed for Boston From Various Ports
The list records ships and brigs sailing for Boston around dates in late winter to spring, names including Alice Reed Stahl Anglesea Anna Bann ae goecior Breeze Big Bonanza oat Appleby Corinne Clara E McGilvery Charles A Coulomb Elisha Gibbs Fantee George Skolfield Gamen Guaerena ae aera Jonny Pearson JoS Stover Lancefield Maria Stoneman Mindoro Mary Agnes Nelly Risoe RA Allen Syanara Sooloo Samuel B Hale Tare Wheatland Willard Mudgett with origins Manila Calcutta Queenstown Trinidad Are cibo Sagua Arey Barbados Zanzibar St Thomas and other ports, plus remarks such as passed or spoken positions and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Arethusa
Stevens
Liverpool
Portland
Baltimore
Ategnedy
Taylor
Providence
Mureen
Young
Antwerp
Boston
Schsoa Y Church
Lent
R Woodside
Eed
Mozart
Sawyer
London
Liberta
Lamberti
Miramichi
Carrie $ Hart
Southard
Warren Adams
Colcord
Williams
Lewis
James H Hoyt
Dissolway
Hoboken
Rover
Hoddinott
Eleuthera
Chase Willard
Wallace
Newburyport
Vertian
Nessmore
Highland Prince
Mabel L Phillips
Blanche Hopkins
Francisca
Cuban
Sams H Walker
Kelley
Henry Lippett
Howes
Brunswick
Barks
Banks
Belle Hardy
Lizzie Babcock
Babcock
Philadelphia
Jonathan Bourne
Thompson
Washington
May Williams
Reed
Charleston
Jennie Hulbert
Ellen Merriam
Low
Lyndon
Fannie Tracy
Tilton
New York
Delaware
Tribon
John G Schmidt
van Gilder
Dutch Island Harbor
John Price
Perth Amboy
Bangor
Yesterloo
Treworgy
Ellaworth
Darien
John Bunyan
Lancaster
Anna R Bishop
Rulon
Herman B Ogden
Church
Willie L Newton
Coombs
Dgartown
Addie Hale
Nichols
Norfolk
Corinne
St Thomas
Samuel Castner, Jr
Cook
Ll L Whitmore
Blackington
Port Johnson
Harry L Diverty
Perthey
Groveland
Allie Baker
Merriman
Biddeford
Atwood
Simmons
Douglass
Salem
Milford
Haskell
Handy
Mexican
Powers
Nellie Eaton
Knowlton
Mobile
Phison
Venice
Alka
Dublin
Charlotte
Colon
Carl D Lothrop
Pascngonle
el Paso
New Orleans
Maria Christina
Jaccaro
Messina
C P Packard
Vanselow
Sagua
Soch Varana
Birdsall
Satilla
Palermo
City of Puebla
Uavana
State of Pennsylvania
Glasgow
Wergeland
Saracoa
Helvetia
Cochrane
Britannic
Perry
Tyrian
Hassenstein
Eleanora
Brang
Broonhaugh
Weigutman
Dunkirk
BuTalo
Malet
Greaves
Ponce
Culby
Hawes
McLean
St John
H J Powell
Mason
Frontera
Hell Gate
Portia
Dawson
Halifax
St Johns
Annie Larper
Darwin
Rt John
Oriole
Staples
Charlie
Willie
Philbrook
Rondont
Helen Jhoulpson
Averill
Elizabethport
Portsmouth
Telegraph
Kelier
J I Worthington
Edgartown
Whitestone
Havre
Davison
Bilbao
Peacemaker
Classon
Rotterdam
Hart Island Roads
John Mann
Beveridge
New Bedford
Moses
Azevedo
Western Islands
Sh E Waterman
Chase
Cadoxton
Stacey
Havana
E_B Ward, Jr
Curtis
Ruatan
el Monte
Hawthorne
Knickerbocker
Kemble
Roxbury Castle
Turpie
Rochefort
Sehs
Santo Oteri
Leslie
Port Eads
Red Sea
Lisbon
Harold
Truxillo
Shadwan
Rouen
Margarethe
Cefalu
Aewport News
E P Douglass
Letts
W H Bailey
Pearce
Samuel Thorp
Vincenzo Galatola
Mozzela
Cadiz
Alice M Minot
Dickinson
Clara Davidson
Crescent
Mehaffey
New Haven
Helen Mar
Hobbs
Vort 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 Tambarksjelver
Santa Rosalia
Arin the Straits
Riverside
Rawley
Nanaimo
Pascagoula
Ashfield
Sutherland
Dordrecht
Pensacola
Pellicano
Zalozzi
Buenos Ayres
Port Royal
John Dixon
Welch
Philadelyvphia
Emma
Littlejohn
Bath
City of Augusta
Meady
Hattie
Dow
Sullivan
Sarah Mills
Howell
Wilbur
King Philip
Phillips
Benj Gartside
Sharp
Thomas W Hyde
Sherman
Kennebec
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
Patrone
Queenstown
Australia
Hoadlett
Honolulu
Yarkard
Johnson
Newcastle
Nsw
Savannah
Inga
Ingebretsen
Wilmington
Biland
Riga
Lizzie Willams
Parker
San Fancisco
Wareham
George P Markle
Carrie Bell
Leary
Cyrus Hall
Alice Reed
Stahl
Am Bark
Manila
Anter
Anglesea
Bain
Br Bark
Calcutta
Lat
Jon
Bark
Anna
Hellmers
Ger
Chittagong
Bann
Cutting
Port Spain
Griffin
Ambark
Arecibo
Charles A. Coulomb
Moore
Amsch
Delaware Breakwater
Elisha Gibbs
Woods
Am Sch
Trinidad
Cuba
Fantee
Accra
WCA
George Skolfield
Hall
Am Ship
Lon
Gamen
Gellerstad
Nor Bark
Talcahuana
Guaerena
Vensch
Barbados
Aera
Zanzibar
Jonny Pearson
Ape
Surinam
Jos Stover
Arey
Bermuda
Lancefield
Delap
Lilo
Eee Allen
Maria Stoneman
Richan
Trapani
Gibraltar
Mindoro
Hutchinson
Mary Agnes
DeCosta
Sooloo
Iloilo
St Helena
Samuel B Hale
Haven
Tare
Aus Bark
Wheatland
Baker
Madagascar
Willard Mudgett
Crocker
Iquique
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS FROM LIVERPOOL DOCKS
A list of ships with destinations and sailing dates from May to June including notable vessels such as Washington City Furness California Sanderson & San Pavonia Baltic lines and the Cephalonia Scythia Pavonia and Norseman. Entries show departure dates May 1 through June 7 and ports including Liverpool Glasgow Hull Antwerp and London with various shipping firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington City
Hamburg
Furness California
London
Henderson Bros
Santiago
Hull
Sanderson &San Pavonia
Liverpool
Alex Martin
Gothenburg
Antwerp
Furness Roman
Warren & Co Jan Breydel
Gill & Scots
Othnia
Kansas
Warren & Co
Cephalonia
Alex Martin Norseman
Scythia
Catalonia
Alex Martin Pavonia
Alex Martin Bothnia
Glasgow
H & A Allah Prydain
Alex Martin Santiag
Sanderson
Warren & Co Bavarian
Alex & Line
Bothnia
C Furness Warren & Co
Une
Cephalonia Pease
Also Mentioned on This Page
Park Street
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Uve
Fireman's of
Enterprise of
Cincinnati
Long Island
Manufacturers and Builders’ of
Westchester
F. D. Somers
American Central, German and Western Association
Notman Company
Commercial Union
Quincy
Exchange of New York
Traders
Chicago
Spring Garden
Athens Street
Harvard College
Brewers
Benevolent Association and Insurance Company
Bank Officers’ Association
Ship News
United States Signal Station
Mometer
Port OF
Austrian
Bentley
Londonderry
H & A Allan
New Brunswick
Colby
Eastport
Penobscot
Ingraham
Longfellow
Forest City
Wm H Oler
Sharon
Donnell
Cape Neddick
Mary R Smith
Annie F Kimball
Kimball
Wiscasset
Walter F Parker
Tillinghast
Mary L Varney
Weeks
Wylie
Alexander Martin
Carbis Cay
Trearthen
Souris
PEI
A P Lombard’s Sons
Nickerson
Abugdel
Lahaina
Allen
Pilot
D H Miller
H I Dimock
Carbis Bay
Pet
Pottsville
Allentown
Anjer
Barks Armenia
Massa
Emile L Boyd
Marine Notes
Aleppey
Freeman
Reaper
Bosworth
Aspinwall
Tg 4
Para
Jorgen J Lotz
Andersen
Galveston
County of
Jane Brown
McLaren
Flushing
Nederland
Gibara
Edmund Phinney
Mc Ritchie
Mediterranean
Saratoga
Newark
Suevia
Ludwig
la Bourgogne
Mamburg
Kuhlewein
Fidelio
Schutte
Aagot
Jacobsen
J W Holmes
Newcombe
Savanah
Borderer
Henley
Leith
Critic
Lord
Manzanilla
Maud Scammell
Noobles
Ashton
Churchill
Matanzas
Triumph
Kemp
Eyver
Matthews
Lillian
Willey
Ormus
Frost
North of Hatteras
Nellie Smith
Josie
Bueno
McColl
Alice
Swain
J H Chadwick
Foster
Disg
Aggin Brown
Davies
Wrg
Navesink
C C Sweeney
Robertson
Onolaska
Griggs
J F Merry
Bradley
William
Hays
Guy Hall
Cain
Adele Thackara
Kimmey
Ales
Dora
May
Johns
Veenstown
Ilma
Albrethsaen
Cunard
John K Brown
James Bogle
Lulu J Bogle
G H Bassett
A W Clap
HD W Carvelle
E Guild
Percival Gnassett
O Lvergon
F B Jackson
Herbert V © Keeson
W P McQnald
G Mellen
Joseph A Molineaux
A J Rossi
Mabel A Shaw
B Thomson
Tyng
Arthur Saylor
C A Wellington
Arso
Daassengera
I Agents
la Champagne
Bohemia
Bergenland
Arizona
Amsterda
W H Brown & Co
Wright& Sons
Louis de Bebian Kunhardt & Co
F’nchrdge & Co
Wright & Sons
F'nchidye &Co
Henderson Bros AM Underhill
Medical
Humphreys
Unphesys' Medicine CO
Fulton St. Neve
U. S. Govn
J.K
Blancard
Academy Or Medicine of
Paria
Rue Bonaparte
Paris
Fougera & Co
U.S
Chichester
Nail
Chichester Chemical CO
Penn
Geo. C. Goopwis & Co
Boot and
Summer Street
Iti
Bkill
Great Southern
Florida
Superior
Richardson & Barnard
Savannah Pier
A. D. W. Sampson
N. EB
Washington St
Fall River
Metropolitan Steamship Co
Ocean Steamship Co
N. VY
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
N. E
Washington Street
Boston & Bangor Steamship CO
Rockland
Penobscot Bay
Mt. Desert
Bar Harbor
Southwest Harbor
Green’s Landing
William H. Hill, JR
Associated Railways
Virginia
Carolinas
Atlantic
Eac
Seaboard Air L
Norfolk Steamship Co
Central Wharf
Piedmont Air Line
Waldo A. Pearce
Baltimore, Norfolks
Washington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Geo. E. Smalley
Agt
Mallory
Lampasas
Nueces
Fla
State OF Texas
San Antonio
Seth Sprague
Old Stave House
E. B. Sampson
Long Wharf
Boston and Savannah Steamship Company
Gate City
Merrimack
Congress Street
Central K. KR
Florida & Western Railway
A. Dew. Sampson
India Wharf
Pier 11
North River
H. M. Whitney
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan
Louisiana and
Texas
R. A. and Steamship Co
Sunadt House
North Moore
Mississipi River
New
Old Mexico
California
E. E. Currier
N. E B
E. Hawley
General Eastern
Broadway
Yarmouth Steamship Company
Yarmouth
Lewis Wharf
Digby Annapolis
Kentville
St. John
N.B
Digby
Gary
St.ohn
Barrington
Shelburne
Li Iordois
Lunenburg
Nova Scotia
Walter Hall
SON G. Wall & CO
Chatham Street
Cromwell
New York City
New Orleanus
Texas & Fadoiamond
Peat Pointy
Louisiana
Southwest
Hudson
H. R. Freeman
F. Kemble
Papureau
New Mexico
Mississippi
Red Rivers
N. Magna
Samuel H. Seaman
Pier 9
Azores
Sarah
L. R. Hale
E. A. Adams & CO
State Street
L. Saltonstall
Cunard Line
Cork Harbor
Pavonia
Janeso Cephalo
Great Britain
Allan Line
Parisian
Charles V. Casey
Broad Street
Am. & A. Allan
Furness
Prydain
Warren Line
Norseman
Postoffice
INMAN_ LINE
DW. S
Royal Mail
City OF Chicago
City OF
Ohio
City OF Chester
Peter Wright & Sons
L. H. Palmer
Old State House
N. B
Annapolis
N.S
International
Commercial Wharf
Nood
H. Kilby
Kennebec River
Richmond
Hallowell
Augusta
Boothbay
Stark OF
East
Jason Collins
Lincoln'’a Wharf
H. H. Hyde
Portland. Co
Cloucester
Widow's Island
Navy Department
Wasmington
Widow’s Island
Maine
Office OF Purchasing and Depot
High Street
Thomas C. Sullivan
U.S. Army
Delano Land Company
Philadelphia Trust
Safe Deposit An Insurance Company
J. J. Inger
Custom House
Orrick
U. S
Massachusetts
Seton
C Tom House
Leverett Saltonat
Mase