Denunciation of Auckland Business Men Over Leading Wind Fire
The Leading Wind fire and sale near Auckland, New Zealand sparked a sharp rebuke from United States Consul Jonathan D. Connolly toward Auckland merchants and underwriters. The dispute over averaging, cargo losses, and claims moved through orders to restrain Captain Hinckley from leaving the colony, with consignees and bills of lading at issue and a Supreme Court action looming as Native authorities weigh responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
N. Z
Post
Hinckley
New Zealand
Supreme Court
F. M. Hinckley
New York
New Zealand Shipping Company
Hinesley
Owever
Alteged
Jonathan D. Connolly
United States
Therm
Inckley
New Zealand Shiplig Company
Houghton
Mincklen
Christchurcis
Hearst Yacht Under Construction At Herreshoff Yard
W B Hearst plans a palatial 110 foot yacht with 25 mph speed target built by Herreshoff in Bristol. quadruple expansion engines, copper fastenings, brass boiler exterior, mahogany pilot house, white oak deck and canvas covering. launching date and christening name undecided. trial voyage expected to showcase speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
R. 1
Specran
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
W. B. Hearst
Hearst
California
Mr. Hearst
Pacific Coast
Herreshoff
Thorncroft
Pacific
Hearst Hmself
Justice in Auckland Commerce Violated by Obstruction
A letter to the editor condemns petty hindrances against a citizen of Auckland tied to increased US relations. The writer calls for fair dealing and an end to actions that hinder business and the fire incident on board the Leading Wind. He hopes such obstruction ceases to protect the friendly nations and their commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
United States
Hinckley
Lam
Farmers in Politics in Massachusetts This Fall
Massachusetts farmers organize a political league to influence the fall elections and the 1802 presidential contest. They seek a dairy commission and tax reforms, protest high butter freight costs, and vow to support friends for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Senators, and Representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Captain Hathaway's Testimonial on Display in Boston
A silver bas relief honoring Captain Henry C. Hathaway of New Bedford for rescuing John Boyle O'Reilly from imprisonment in Western Australia and from drowning in the Indian Ocean is now shown in the window of A. Shuman & Co. on Washington Street. The inscription thanks Hathaway and notes the gift presented by a few Boston friends on May 19, 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hathaway
Henry C. Hathaway
New Bedford
Algonquin Club
John Boyle O'Reilly
Western Australia
Indian Ocean
A. Shuman & Co
Washington Street
Henry
Boston
Nationalist League plans Tremont Temple meeting
The Nationalist State League will hold a meeting Saturday at 184 Boylston Street to arrange the public gathering in Tremont Temple for Thursday afternoon and evening May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationalist League
Nationalist State League
Boylston Street
Tremont Temple
Evenng
Kennebec River
Kennebec
Lincoln's
Eee
Boston
Richmond
Gardiner
Harlowell
Augusta
L. H. Palmer
Old State House
Geo. UC. Hills
Shipping News Mini Almanac May 21 Boston Port Arrivals
Shipping news from Boston port on May 20 lists arrivals of steamers Norseman Wandrahm Herman Winter Lancaster Wilkesbarre Kennebee Forest City City of Gloucester and many schooners and brigs with cargoes to various shippers including Warren Co Patterson Hatheway Co Gill Luetz and Spaulding. Several vessels depart or sail for international and coastwise destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norseman
Stembridge
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Wandrahm
Ger
Perath
Lambure
Antwerp
Halifax
C © Patterson
Herman Winter
Nickerson
New York
J M Whitney
Lancaster
Robinson
Philadelphia
Keystone
Wilkesbarre
Cates
Port Johnson
Kennebee
Collins
Forest City
Craig
Portland
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
Barkentine Constance
Hammond
Barbadoes
Sarkentine
Stephen G Hart
Pierson
Lynn
Mass
Rapid
Thibault
Guantanamo
Delaware
Sugar Foam Sugar Ref Co
Hat
Heather Bell
Farris
St John
Geo
Wolcott
Reed
Maria O ‘Yell
Johnstone
Newport News
Carrie A Norton
Delehanty
Richmond
Frank Tf Stinson
Hodgdon
Baltimore
Helen
Cotton
Oliver Scofield
Damon
Haskell
JS Lamprey
Harding
Charles FE Rayon
Thatcher
JW Vanniman
Phinney
Hobocen
Burt
Johnson
Agnes E Manson
Norfolk
Corson
Amboy
Thompson
Rodney Parker
Higgins
Frerent Webster
Rundicott
KC Allen
Meady
Samuel Dillaway
Smith
Seir Thomas Borden
Grant
Mary Sands
Bath
Lewis
Augusta
Bridgeport Conn
Mary Haker
Heath
Bangor
Mary Steele
Deer Isle
Jachin
Kamariscotta
Janes Baker
Adams
Newburyport
City
Millard
Sydney
Turness
Bowden
Anderson
Port Antonio
Boston Fruit Company
Garner
Wilke
Luenburg
Whitney, Pousland& Co
Howard L
Kenney
Lockport
Delong & Seaman
Arizona
Lohnes
St Pierre
Mig
Same
Temperance Bell
Moore
St John NB
Ik Splane & Co
Playfair
Jordo
Hathaway & Co
Francis A Rice
Beveau
Weymouth
Hamilton
Hall & Co
Parthian
Snow
Sampson
Essex
Taylor
A M Graham
H F Dimock
Berry
H M Whitney
Kennebec
George
Hulls
F Williams
Venetian
HF Dimock
Dudley Pray
Oneonta
Albany
Nandout
Bessie
Khundout
Highland Light
Ice King
Jacob E Ridgeway
Bark Recovery and Several Vessels Sail from New York
May 20 charter list shows Bark Recovery with 6000 bbls refined petroleum shipping to London aboard Ethel E Boynton and other cargoes including licorice root on Scalanova, brig Jenny Lind with general cargo to Carupano, brig El Rica to Triniday, schooners Thos W Hyde and Maggie Cain carrying molasses to Cardenas and New York ports, with listed payments and port charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Recovery
London
Ethel E Boynton
General Cargo
Fort Spain
Alice
Scalanova
Jenny Lind
Carupano
Elrica
Thos W Hyde
Oil Trade and Maritime Names Listed in Halifax Report
A Halifax dispatch records a chain of ship names and crews from New York and Boston, noting vessels such as Gem, Cole, and George Davis along with associated sailors and places including Saco Ma and Calais. The report details arrivals or events dated May and the 19th, with various names like Trojan Pettis Navassa Hatheld Euon Phillips and Harvie cited in connection to the ships.
Gloucester Fish Prices Show Historic Highs On Shore Sale
Special to the Post reports on Gloucester fishing with vessels from Chatham and Grand Bank trading large catches. Fresh halibut and codfish fetch high prices while multiple boats like Northern Eagle and Leander F Gould deliver tens of thousands of pounds. Prices reach their highest level in years amid shore fishing sales.
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Gloucester
Martha
Susan
Georges
Northern Eagle
Mertie and
Delmar
Chatham
Grace L Fears
Grand Bank
Annie C Hale
Maud Gertrude
Cashel
Leander F Gould
Annie W Llodgdon
Helen R Law
Oddfellow
St Patrick
Alabama
Abbie
Snow
Ason
Shipping logs show several vessels with routes and positions
SPOKEN Ship Jason sails from Shilds to San Francisco on May 2 at 14 N 27 W. Bark Emma Marr leaves St John NB for Liverpool on May 15 at 44.50 N 43.54 W. Brig Alice, Bowling, departs Baltimore for Rio Janeiro on May 1Y at 35.80 N 57 W. Brig Mary Gibos bound Mantaneas to New York on May 17 at 44.23 N 73.50 W.
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Auckland
Valparaiso
Ger
Ahrens
New York
Antwerp
Storm King
Montreal
Cardiff
Eastern Light
Nor
Quebec
Dublin
Ebenezer
Nielsen
Hong Kong
City of Rio de Janeiro
Yokohama
San Francisco
Havre
Suevia
Hamburg
London
Memphis
Baltimore
Liverpool
Park Island
Montevideo
Shawmut
Allen
J Bogart
Loston
Rosario
Mausritius
Sarmatian
Churchill
Chittagong
Naples
Gergovia
Rotterdam
Edam
Shanghai
Kelvin
Neweman
Singapore
St Oswald
Helena
el Capitah
Humphrey
Calcutta
Kelverdale
Grady
Iloilo
Loch Carron
Clarke
Mabel Taylor
Durkee
Ioilo
Plymouth
Coalfleet
Manila
Robert Fernie
Betts
Saigon
China
P N Blanchard
Blanchard
Teneriffe
Amelia A
Span
Teapani
Canning
Aukland
Elinor Vernon
Berry
Wellington
Adelaide
Australia
Annie Reed
Walt
Barbados
Delta
Alaska
Lawrence
Rio Janeiro
Victoria M
Casiego
St Vincent
Hampton Roads
Brig Energy
Purdy
Cuba
Dcolla
Duncan
Martinique
West May
Olive Thurlow
Corbett
Delaware Breakwater
Cieneuergos
Louise Adelaide
Orr
Havana
Robertson
Mary Leters
Williamna
St Jago
Plalmer
Kay
Kestre
Carey
Apalachicola
Habana
Joan S Kmery
Boston
Wooster
Huanillos
Yucatan
Vera Cruz
Leta
Alifax
Melbourne
Faust
Puget Sound
Margaret
C Chapman
Portland
Enos Soule
Bluff Warrior
K Uume
Newcastle
Wrestler
Kaipara
Matanzas
Ach Susy
Davis Loring
Edwara
Alien
True
Linden
Crowe
Barbadoes
Spain
Trinidad
Alps
Singapors
Tonto
Serra
Wig
Surinam
Eugene Flate
Harding
Hoston
Jago
Nellie T Morse
Baker
Brunswick
Baton
Caroline © Foss
Crabtree
Newar Gagta
Anita Dennison
Philadel- St John
Nbar
Lillie Bell
Mabel Purdy
Harvard
George
Flash
Itha Maud
George KE Late
Oston
Lizzle
CU Candler
Pasboro
Tabor
M A Nutter
Ad Union
Beulah
Rockport
Widso
Hill
Baskoulue
Alberta
Ashepoo
Nathan Esterbrook Jr
Blake
Baltimorm
Lanfair
Woodland
Demerara
Annie Iiss
Savannah
Joseph Souther
Keen
Laura
Anderson
Queensmore
Edith
Sydney
Swis O D
Witherell
Tearse
Isaac HiLillyer
Corson
N Jones
Milbridge
Karl P Mason
Nickerson
Providence
Mary L Crosby
Williams
Wilmington
Det
Elvira
French
Kendrick
Mrigzadier
Tolman
Hoboken
Fannie & Edith
Rich
Bangor
Atlas
Seth Low
Philadelphia
Ice King
Jacop KE Ridgeway
Dudley Pray
Oneonta
Albany
Randout
Bessie
Lynn
Rondonut
Charleston
Schs
William F Converse
Tarleton
Emma L Cottingham
Geneivieve
King Dove
Catawamteak
Castine
Kenduskeag
Kka Anderson
Norwich
Claurles Cooper
City Point
Q C Wishart
Dutch Island Harbor
Sarah Louise
Hooper
Calais
Norwalk
Fannie Butler
Manger
M Jagger
Rovidence
A M Beardsley
Gardiner’s Bay
Fortress Monroe
Bark Onaway
Ae Ernandisa
Henry Crosby
Stubbs
Avana
Etta A Stimpson
Bunker
Fallver
Fall River
WO Snow
Libby
Helen J Holway
Sawyer
Alma
Johnson
Beta
Colbeth
Garland
Sansiver
Marblehead
Mass
Audson
Vaughn
Winder
Frye
Norfolk
Sdis Marguerite
Kelle Halladay
Cambridge
J M Larlow
Nereus
Newsport News
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Nobshea
Panther
Newburyport
Harrisburg
Salem
Ana
Stort King
Lizzie II
Boxton
Massasoit
Verbella
Douglass Dearborn
NEW Havien
Mary Ann
Collins
Martha Elizabeth
Chevalier
New Jersey
E P Roger
Clark
Bath
New
Mary Fink
Marwick
Grace Davis
Dyer
Cardenas
Mary Ellen
Samuel C Hart
New Bedford
Island City
Hyannis
Minanas
Haverhill
Ellen Maria
Mangor
St John
Atcamers
Berlin
Majestic
Walda
Bremen
Noordland
Sorrento
Parama
Bordeaux
Neustria
Marseilles
Advance
Colon
Aspinwall
Cyril
Ara
Miranda
Belize
Venezuela
Laygnayra
Ciudad Condale
Daratoga
Sif
Inagua
Powhattan
Lisbon
Charlottetown
Cottage City
Assyrian
Glasgow
Alert
Wella City
Bristol
Furst Bismarck
Glendowe
Denmark
Yamuri
Baracoa
Linda
Mong Kong
Warrior
Kitchen
Parrsboro
Ardencraig
Hampshire
Rangoon
Angara
Tell Gate
St Paul
Parker
Windsor
Wentworth
Merriam
Watford
Carson
Thomas G Smith
Adams
Weehawken
Ella B Kimball
Kimball
Amboy
Augusta
Puritan
Sargent
Tuddeford
John Brooks
Fox
Bridgeport
Lizzie J Oall
Rawling
Elizabethport
Teleraph
Lytton
Arris
Adelphia
Iva L Ferris
Frank P Cole
Moncton
Ryering
Davis
Rooy
Kennebeck
Marrett
Wyle
Rockland
Y Cousens
Davia
Harold
Massachusetts
Morse
Charles
Sanford
Thomas Scully
Jersey City
Ada Calvin B Orcutt
Pearce
John B Manning
Birdsall
John Pant
Phil Tt
North Ennaers
Jason
Shilds
Emma Marr
Alice
Bowling
Mary Gibos
Mantaneas
Ship Hunt Arrives at Stonington With Cargo and Scurvy Beat Crew
The steamer Hunt arrived at Stonington from Cape Horn on the 16th with 400 barrels and 1230 seal skins after a cruise begun May 7, 1889. One boat and crew were lost at sea. She Hunts put into Barbanoes due to crew scurvy.
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Stonington
Hunt
Cape Lorn
Barbanoes
Abandoned brig Integridad reported near Cape Verde Islands
The brig Integridad, sailing from Charleston to Barcelona, was abandoned on March 12 in a helpless condition. The captain and crew were landed at Cape Verde on March 29 by the ship Selkirk from Halifax to Batavia. The brig was set afire after abandonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Integridad
Charleston
Barcelona
Cape de Verde Islands
Selkirk
Halifax
Batavia
Auckland
Elinor Vernon
New York
Wellington
Alice
Dunedin
Welling
Newark
Alice Reed
Adelaide
New Zealand Shipping Company
Boston
Leading Wind
Puget Sound
Melbourne
Bandy Hook
E J Hamilton
East Beacon
Wyoming
Liverpool
Swash Channel
Hyannis
Aliie Oakes
Rockland
Nantucket Shoals
Montreal
Que
Athens
Phillippine Islands
Pensacola
Rydal
Antwep
Barbarossa
Antwerp
Hiogo
Albany
Japan
Londom
Porcevera
Genoa
Gibraltar
Stura
Gibraltar Bay
Ocean freight and port traffic across multiple New England hubs
Maritime notices detail May 19 to May 20 movements in Philadelphia Boston Providence and coastal ports. Vessels include steamer Contipets Astral and Boreas along with numerous schooners and brigs bound for Havana Cienfuegos Matanzas and New York. Local lighter Panuco extends breakwater work while several ships discharge cargoes at Vinal Haven and Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morae
Boston
Weslo
New York
Seabird
Paar
Galt
Frankline
Astral
Amsterdam
Shields
Fonar
London
Swansea
Virginia
Jettigrew
Cienfuegos
Ravenswood
Rennen Sagua
Harry Stewart
Brinton
Sagua
Elizabet Mertz
Barbaroes
Spartan
Rattlesuake
East Cambridge
Maurey
Koninberg
Koninberg; Sche Eleaser
Clark
Goodwin
Portland
H L Whiten
Rich
Laura V Rose
Leeds
Emily
Baymore
Thompson
Wrymouth
Luther A Roby
Salem
Kate G Kobingon
Camp
H W_ Anderson
French
Emma B Shaw
Campbell
Lynn
Eliza A Scribner
Seamen
Neponset
Hessie C Beach
Matt Culmer
Gilchrist
Cailed
Cyrus Hall
Coombs
Park Evviva
Nerman
Sargent
Maud Briggs
Armstrong
Trinidad
Philadelphia
Provincetown
Mineola
Edwin
Stevens
Calif
Freda P ¢Rye
Gloucester
Ellen A Swift
Perth Amboy
Charles Lawrence
Taylor
Portsmouth
Andrew Adams
Hoboken
Wilson & Willard
Eliot
Mabel Rose
S A Kimball
Bath
Ada Wesley
Panuco
Vinal Haven
Nevada
Richmond
Lawin R Kirk
Lowry
T B Garland
Crosby
Kennebec
Saco
Egg Rock
Edward Lich
Matthew Vassar, Jr
Theresa, Glass
Annie Harper
St John
Daniel Wheeler
Icis Adelene
Corson
Thomas Korden
Lugano
E Waterman
Enterprise
F Jayne
Nannie E Waterman
Albert Jameson
William Kement
Billie Derby
May Day
Minnis C Taylor
Franklin
Isabel Alberto
Modena
Henry B Metcalf
Richard Vaux
Kate Walker
Fred Tyler
Shipping arrivals and departures list for Boston and Liverpool
A Monday and Thursday maritime timetable lists incoming and outgoing ocean steamers to Boston and European ports with estimated arrival and departure dates. Notable entries include GALLIA, GERMANTIC, VEENDAM, AUSTRIA, LA BRETAGNE, and WERKENDAM, with consignors C Furness and Funch Edge among the agents, plus multiple lines from New York and the Caribbean region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Welhaven
Porto Rico
Cubba
Baracoa
Rogers & Co
Etnhe.rep
Jamaica
Boston Fruit Co
Rialto
Antwerp
C Furness
Sama
lVort Antonio, Ja
ManTevLo
Hull
Eng
Sanderson & Son
CaTaLonta
Liverpool
Alex Martin
Wergland
WW & CR Noyes
Thayer & Lincoln
Hibernian
Glasgow
H& A Allan
Nyassa
Bluefields
Geo D Emery
Ottoman
Warren & Co
Gallina
Shields
Navaninzo
London
C. Furness
Stockno M City
Cephalonia
New York
Gallia
W H Brown & Co
Germantic
D B Ismay
Wexxua
Bremen
Oelrichs & Co
Augusta Victoria
Hamburg
R J Cortis
Knaerra
Havre
R J Corti
Veendam
Rotterdam
Funch, Edge & Co
LA Bretagne
Uneuria
Mails Close Dates and Destinations From Boston Office
Postal notices list international and trans Pacific mail closes from Boston. Various steamer routes specify deadlines for Europe Canada the Caribbean and Latin America plus Asia and the Pacific. Notable dates include May 21 May 22 May 23 and May 25 with times ranging from 3:00 pm to 8:00 pm and multiple destinations including Jamaica Belize Germany Argentina and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Greytown
Belize
Guatemala
Luerto Cortez
Santuit
New York
Great Britain
Southampton
Germany
Bremen
Saale
Grenada
Trinidad and Tobago
Andaes
St. Thomas
St Croix
St Thomas
Martinique
Guadeloupe
Barbados
Trinidad and Demerara
Istanas
Brazil
Uruguay
Paraguay
Newport News
Hayti
Curacoa
Venezuela
Trinidad
British and
Daren Guiana
Prins Willem II
Scotland
City of Rome
Ireland
Belgium
Netherlands
Austria
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Russia
Aurania
France
New Orleans
Newfoundland
Halifax
Scythia
Boston
Trans-Pacific
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Alameda
San Francisco
Society Islands
Galilee
Mana
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Pekin
Zealandia
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