Hampton Institute Farm Yields Lessons From Practical Work
Hampton Va May 1888 report highlights 900 pupils and 80 staff at Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute. The farm spans 150 acres with crops from peas to sweet potatoes and corn, plus a Hemenway 550 acre stock and grain operation. Cattle losses from pleuro pneumonia reduce stock and strain finances, yet students learn trades serviceably while Indians and colored pupils work varied schedules. The two acre girls garden experiment proves women can farm with success, despite initial ridicule.
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Hampton
Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute
Post
Butler
Massachusetts
Agricural Institute
Jean Ingelow
Back River
Charles Vanison
Cox
Washington
Howe
Hampton’s education program praised by leaders at anniversary
The piece notes 400 Baptists visiting Hampton Institute for anniversary exercises and argues education reforms multi-faceted. Gov Fitz Hugh Lee and Senator Dawes laud the institution and the broader impact, citing progress for both blacks and Indians through General Armstrong and helpers.
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Hampton
South
Virginia
Fitz Hugh Lee
Dawes
Armstrong
Ancient Celebration Plans 250th Militia Anniversary Parade
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery prepares for a 250th anniversary parade next Monday. Procession routes run from Faneuil Hall to the State House and back via multiple streets, with a 6 pm return to Faneuil Hall. Police will close streets during the event and a 250 gun salute may be fired on the Common. Governor Ames hosts a reception Tuesday evening for Massachusetts Militia officers and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Faneuil Hall
South Market
Commercial
State
Washington
School
Beacon
State House
Tremont
Boylston
Old South Church
Park Square
Eliot
Summer
High
Congress
Postoffice Square
Merchants’ Row
Charles Streets
Court
Messrs. A. Shuman & Co
Walker
McLean
Woolmer-Williams
O’brien
Ames
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
London
Commonwealth Avenue
Charity Festival in Mechanic Building for House of the Good Shepherd
On Memorial day there will be a charity festival at Mechanic building from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. The event features a sunlit ball with music by the Bostonia Orchestra and an evening concert with performers Miss BE B Kehew Mrs fk C Fenderson Mr Tom Karl and Mr Ivan Morawski. Tickets cost $1 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanic Building
House of the Good Shepherd
Bostonia Orchestra
BE. B. Kehew
Fk. C. Fenderson
Tom Karl
Ivan Morawski
Boston-bound Vessels Sailed For Boston On Various Voyages
A list of vessels sailing toward Boston with origins and dates. Entries include Aya brig from Ponce Puerto Rico, Adelphia, Marcussen from Montevideo, Alice from Zanzibar, Balthasar from Champerico via San Juan del Sur, Anna from Barbados, Celina from Buenos Ayres, Cora Green from Mayaguez, Charles A Coulomb from Matan zas, and numerous others with departure ports such as Rosario, Melbourne, Jeremie, Valparaiso, and Trapani. Several dates range from February to May, with positions and route notes and several entries marked off Point India.
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Saluea
Boston
Aya
Munroe
Ponce
P. R
Adelphia
Marcussen
Nor. Bark
Montevideo
Alice
Swain
Am. Bark
Zanzibar
Balthasar
Jantze
Champerico
San Juan del Sur
Anna
Am Bark
Beattie
Barbados
Celina
Mountford
Buenos Ayres
Cora Green
Philbrook
Am. Brig
Mayaguez
Charles A. Coulomb
Magee
Am. Sch
Matanzas
Meyer
Cardenas
Knudsen
Nor Bark
Algoa Bay
Henry B. Cleaves
Charleson
John McDermott
Davis
Rosario
Point India
John D. Brewer
Josselyn
Cebu
Laura
Ital
Lapland
Perry
Jes
Nielsen
Melbourne
Martha P. Tucker
Day
Buenos
Fink
Darrah
Manson
Valparaiso
Pisagua
Martha J. Bady
Armstrong
Br. Brig
Jeremie
Mobile
Fierman
Liverpool
Sherbro
Beene Dunbar
Trapani
Mimi
Tominich
Aus. Bark
Midas
McKenzie
Br. Bark
Gibraltar
New York
Messina
Ital. Bark
Oo Knaebel
Port Au Prince
Persey
Vancich
Genoa
Probo
Augusta
Regia
Duns
Nor
Incoming Steamers to Boston and New York Schedule
A partial transit listing shows incoming steamers to Boston due Monday May 28 and to New York due Tuesday May 29, with multiple lines, destinations, and sailing agents. Notable vessels include Furness Marathon, Virginian, Leerdam, Aurania, La Champagne, Ethiopia, Wyoming, Noordland, Parthian, Adriatic, Hammonia, and others from Liverpool Glasgow Antwerp Bremen and more, with various departure and arrival times and agent names.
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Milanese
Lo’dond’ry
Furness Marathon
Liverpool
Alex Martin
Macon
Savannah
Rich’n& Barn
Norseman
Warren & Co
Virginian
Thayer & Line
Stamford
Baracoa
Boston Fruit Co
Leerdam
Rotterdam
Fu’ch
Edge&Co Aurania
Brown&Co la Champagne
Havre
Louis de Bebian Elbe
Bremen
Oelrichs & Co
Ethiopia
Glasgow
Henderson Br’s
Wyoming
Noordland
Antwerp
P Wright&Sons
Tof
Georgia
Underhill
Destinat’n
Sail
H & A Allan
Kansas
Yarmouth
Amij G & Co
Parthian
Philad’p’ia
Sampson
City of
Rich’n & Barn
New York
Adriatic
Liv Seppe
Isma
Travé
Westernland
P Wright & Sons
Hammonia
Kunhardt & Co State of Penn
Baldwin
Mails Close at Boston and Europe via Ocean Steamers
List of mail sailings from New York next week including Alaska to Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool, Adriatic to Ireland Britain via Queenstown Liverpool, Trave to German states via Southampton Bremen, Philadelphia to Curacao Venezuela via Curacao, Barracouta to Windward Islands, and Athos to Haiti with scheduled departure times in the evening.
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Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Alaska
New York
Ireland
Great Britain
European
Adriatic
Southampton
Bremen
Trave
Curacoa
Venezuela
United States of Colombia
Philadelphia
Windward Islands
Athos
Trans-Pacific Mails Notice For Society Islands And East Indies
Trans-Pacific mails may be sent via the Taniti or similar ships from San Francisco or Japan to Hong Kong and Chinese routes, and to the East Indies with 68 per ams rates. For Sydney and other points, mail should be mailed from San Francisco or Boston at least eight days before the date given.
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Society Islands
Taniti
Cinco
San Fran
Japan
Nghai
Hong Kong
Rts
Ams
trans-Pacific
Boston
Notice to Captain Observations at Sea Level Pressure Report
Observations made May 27 at noon at the Sue States Sig Sanata am correspond to noon. Weather cloudy with fresh wind and seas. Measurements note sea level pressure and instrument error. The report records a small discrepancy per ten feet of sea level rise.
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Sue’ States
Sig- Sanata A&m
Enon
Various steamers and ships arrive and sail from Maine and Nova Scotia
Coastal traffic reports May 17 to 28 detail arrivals of steamers from Boston New York and Liverpool, along with several coastwise vessels. Notable entries include the steamer Samana and Glaucus with passengers and cargo, schooners and brigs loaded or bound for Portland and Halifax, and sailing steamer Cephalonia with barge in tow. Weather described as fine with southerly winds, occasional fog, and later moderate to strong gales. Several vessels clear for Liverpool and Baltimore, with cargoes including merchandise and moise.
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Samana
Bermphal
Port Antonio
Port Morant
Boston
Moise
W H Kilby
City of Gloucester
Young
Gloucester
Forest City
Donovan
Portland
More Castle
Nauss
Vernon River
Pel
Gondola
Martin
Harvey
Middleton
McLean
Orwell
Frank & Willie
Brown
St John
Irwin
Griffin
Charlottetown
Pei
Empress
Kendell
New York
Judith Ann
Edgard Rich
Thurston
Turner
Deer Isle
Mary Eliza
Morrisey
Belfast
Bavarian
Leask
Liverpool
Thayer & Lincoln
Worcester
Nickerson
Halifax
Pictou
Port Hawkesbury
PEL Steamship Co
Elizabeth
Harris
Margaretville
Delong & Seaman
Speedwell
Bishop
Parrsboro
A Roberts
J W Kenney
Douvette
Cape St Marys
Delon
Seaman
Neptune
Hill
Barbados
Cotton & Haley
Icis
Eureka
Doucett
Weymouth
JG Hall & Cad
Udith Ann
Lowry
North East Harbor
Silas Sanborn
Herman Winter
Hallett
H M Whitney
Spartan
Crowell
Philadelphia
March
Baltimore
Norfolk
Geo E Smalley
F Williams
State of Maine
Hilgara
Kilby
Snow
Hatch
Kodiak
Berkshire
Baltimore Spartan
Wilkesbarre
Port Johnson
Orion
Roman
Lone Star
Bothnia
Dutton
Queenstown
Alexander Martin
Marathon
Yarmouth
Doane
Mdise
J G Hall
Sandalphon Turpin
Bear River
Brasch Alaska
Horton
Edward Everett
Rockport
Etta E Tanner
Mallock
Eastport
W H Dewitt
Elliott
Damariscotta
Two Brothers
Dodge
Bristol
Gurnet
Clark
Bowdoinham
Mary
Kimball
Burns
Eliot
Howard H Havey
Bickford
Sullivan
Highland Light
Williamsrt
Siam
Jennie W Middleton
Imma B Shaw
Myrtle
Confidence
Mary Whittridge
Sooloo
Freight and Charter Listings From New York and Baltimore
Shipping notices list chartered steamers and freights including St An drews Bay Ashdell Rowan Gardenia Murelano Earl of Zetland M P Grace Annie M Small and various bark and brig movements. Baltimore coal freights steady with rebates under an agreement between Towboat Owners and coal shippers. listed charters and per ton rates to multiple destinations from Cove Point to Craighill channel and beyond.
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New York
St Andrew’s Bay
Port Royal
United Kingdom
Rock
Ashdell
Montreal
United K Kingdom
Rowan
Miramichi da
Gardenia
Philadelphia
Rouen
Murelano
Cuba
Earl of Zetland
Java
M P Grace
San Francisco
Annie M Small
India
Francesco Cilento
Ital
Gibraltar
Genes Cargo
Rock City
Nor
Magnus Legaboter
Jan Melchers
Nanny
Barbados
Trinidad
L M Smith
St. Domingo
Ae Sum
Justin H Ingergoll
Boylston
Baltimore
Peacemaker
Golden Sheaf
Perth Amboy
Portsmouth
Teresina
Marseilles
Alaska
St Marcto N
Hatteras
Logwood
Americus
Ponce
Arroyo
Chas Purves
Havana
Sir Anna Louisa Lockwood
Kings Ferry
Cove Point
Craighill Channel
Brooxxe B Rokes
Jacksonville
James H Gordon
Charleston
Ashley River
Nellie W Howlett
Wilmington
North Side
South Side
Maritime Shipping Notes From New England Ports
From Lynn Ar 26 lists schooners and steamers mingling with cargoes and sailings. Vessels include Thor n s Cove Hannah B Burt Wiscasset Brown Millie Washburn Coquette Orne Belle Dunton and Lincoln with various tows and cargoes. Gloucester and Salem report arrivals and sailings including Ada M Hall James Dyer Eunice and Jonathan Bourne.
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Lynn
Schs
Hatch
Thorn’s Cove
Hannah B
Burt
Plum Island
Fleetwing
Wiscasset
Millie Washburn
Brown
Ctte
Coquette
Orne
Belle
Dunton
Boston
Lincoln
Coffin
Vineyard Haven
Wosenburg
Portland
New York
Wessels
Tos
Kodiak
Weybosset
Crowell
Portand
Mary Amsden
Fall River
Gloucester
Ada M Hall
Minnesota
Bertha May
John G Whittier
Grand Banks
James Dyer
Star of the East
Fragabigranda
Carrie Boutwell
Georges
Arena
George I
Hogan Henrietta Francis
Ipswich Bay
Charles
Yarren
Mereghan
Nova Scotia
Enola C
William H Wellington
Charlottetown
PEL
Salem
Eunice
Newcomb
Alle Deer
Mentor
Berry
Bath
Tor
Frances Ellen
Whidden
Mary Jane
Arey
Bangor
Cottage City
Jonathan Bourne
Philadelphia
Fannie Hodgkins
Kemble
Augusta
Marshall Perrin
Scott
South Gardiner
Francesca
Hatcher
Isla Aleak
Sailed steamship Waesland from Antwerp May 26
Account of the steamer Waesland Berg with Captain Buschmann sailing from Antwerp to New York on May 26 and the bark Charlotte and Anna Kruger sailing from Bristol on May 25 to Quebec with command by Kruger.
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Antwerp
Waesland
Berg
Buschmann
New York
Bristol
Charlotte & Anna
Ger
Kruger
Quebec
Broad sailing list from multiple ports in May and June
A long, mixed-summary of numerous ships, barks, brigs, steamers, and vessels from Belfast to Victoria, listing sail dates, origins, destinations, and master names. Entries include St Joseph bound for Quebec from Belfast, Lepreaux for Liverpool, La Gascogne to New York, and many others with various routes and captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
St Joseph
Williams
Quebec
Vancouver
Durkee
St John
Cardiff
Lepreaux
Brown
Liverpool
Linwood
McKenzie
Calais
Pensacola
Sheet Harbor
Christiansand
Geiser
Dan
Moller
New York
Carloforte
Emilia
Ital
Fariello
Philadelphia
Cagliari
DOVER
Barks
Southard Hulbert
Davis
Antwerp
Recovery
Davison
London
Dungeness
Christine
Nor) Jensen
Wilmington
Riga
Flintramnan
Johan Irgens
Nor
Torensen
Charleston
St Petersburg
Greenoouk
Florida
Martinolich
Pascagoula
Havre
la Gascogne
Santelli
Marguerite
Shipping Briefs: Multiple vessels listed with ports and dates
Ship Lady Cairns with Morrissey sails from Portland O for Queens town on May 8 at latitude 26 30 N longitude 129 20 W. Austria with Dexter from New York bound for Flushing on May 20 at 44 N 45 W. Mozart from Perth Amboy to Copenhagen on May 13, 25 miles north of the Casquets. Clytie with Fraser sails to Liverpool on May 10 from Island. Orontes with Hansen from Newport E to Buenos Ayres on May 12 at 13 N 26 W. Southern Belle with Durkee from Philadelphia to New port E on May 23. Melmerby with Smith from Mobile to Queensboro on May 22 in the Gulf Stream. Lapland with Perry from Rosario to Boston on May 22 at 24 51 N 62 53 W.
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Lady Cairns
Morrissey
Portland
Queenstown
Austria
Dexter
New York
Flushing
Mozart
Perth Amboy
Copenhagen
Casquets
Clytie
Fraser
Ship Island
Liverpool
Orontes
Hansen
Newport
Buenos Ayres
Southern Belle
Durkee
Philadelphia
Melmerby
Illumination of Goat Island beacon made permanent
Newport Rhode Island May 26 The beacon at the Goat Island south end of Newport harbor was lit by electricity tonight as a permanent fixture. The Old Colony Steamboat Company funded the project and the US Torpedo Station supplied electricity. Mariners welcome the light noting Goat Island Joint is dangerous at low water and officers anticipate further electrified lights in other harbors and channels.
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Newport
Goat Island
Newport Harbor
Old Colony Steamboat Company
US Torpedo Station
Torpedo Station
Marine Notes Reports Vessels Encounters and Wrecks
Boston reports April 30 sighting a large vessel bottom up in lat 42 29 N long 66 54 W with loose timbers seen around the wreck. Colina arrived Montreal May 10 damaged below Father Point leaking seven frames broken and plates dented but temporarily repaired and sailed for Glasgow. Benj F Packard from Baltimore notes Cape Horn gale March 4 with cargo shift. Hydrographic Office weekly work totaled ships 45, logs abstracts 34, wrecks 14, ice 1, buoys adrift 2, electric storms 2, Northern Lights 2, pilot charts 118, notices to mariners 1441, information to individuals 337. Frances Ellen reports waterlogged near Thatcner's Island after a lead sprang. Frances Ellen, Barque Emilia C Fariello jettisoned cargo after heavy gale. Bark Biagia towed to Vigo, damaged aft. Smut wreck sale and cargo 2200 barrels flour auctioned. Nyassa ashore at Rio Grande de Norte total loss with cargo salvage possible. Nietheroy passes Galgate derelict after Calcutta to New York. Galgate reportedly blown up. Friedrich sprun a lease at Spar, coal jettisoned to stop leak. repairs pending. Friedrich afloat at Quebec May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fox
Colina
Montreal
Glasgow
Father Point
Benj F Packard
San Francisco
Baltimore
Cape Horn
The
Hydrographic Office
Philadelphia
Barnwell
St Jago
Chesapeake
Delaware Capes
Spartel
Wood Point
Salem
Frances
Ellen
Whidden
Bath
Mentor
Berry
Thatcner
London
Emilia C. Fariello
Cagiiari
Carloforte
Brynhilda
Meikle
Penarth
Arklow
Sanford
Biagia
Pensacola
Swansea
Vigo
Rlo Grande
Smut
Richmond
Pelotas
Bar
Pernambuco
Nyassa
Montevideo
Rio Grande de Norte
Formoza
Nietheroy
Galgate
Calcutta
New York
Trinidad
Quebec
Friedrich
Spar
Ports of Call and Sailing Notes Across Various Ports
The record lists sailing and arrival details for numerous vessels including steamers, bark boats, and schooners across Antwerp, Bathurst, Calcutta, Cienfuegos, Havana, Halifax, Hamburg, Jamaica, Leith, Matanzas, Montreal, and other ports. Entries note ships such as Arethusa, Balder, Napte, Paramita, Cynosure, Wladimir, Navarro Aldecocea, Maynard, and Benita with destinations to New York, Philadelphia, and Havana among others, with dates ranging May 12 to May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Arethusa
Stevens
San Francisco
Baracos Feet
Balder
John
Oston
Bathurst
Napte Cannon
Sydney
Calcuyta
San Jo Drinkwater
New York
Charles Dennis
Rtnnet Do Jane
Saugor
Paramita
Newark
CANSO
Laithwaite
Philadelphia
Rocheco
Morehead
Fordo
Cuba
Benita
Santa Clair
C O Whitmore
Thompson
Honolulu
Havana
Mexico
Carmona
Simmons
Matanzas
Geo W Fennimore
Rogers
San Marcos Burrows
Cardenas
Hillsboro
Dart
Whittaker
Boston
Halifax
Peruvian
Stephens
Baltimore
Adele
Babin
Dublin
Eagle
Bores Demerara
Georgina
Meyers
St Johns
Emigrant
Aalholm
Cork
Caspian
McDou
Gibson
Liverpool
Texas
Hunter
Bristol
Escalona
Simpson
London
Alcides
Kollo
Glasgow
Glassy
Vast 19th Century Port Movements Across U S Harbors
Extensive listing of arrivals, sailings, and clearances from ports like Astoria Apalachicola Bath Chatham Georgetown Hyannis Mobile New Orleans Newport News New Haven Providence Philadelphia and more. Ships brigs schooners barkentines and steamers travel to Boston New York Baltimore Norfolk Portland and Gloucester with numerous vessels loaded unloaded cleared or in transit during late May to August, detailing names of vessels captains owners and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Barkentine
John Wooster
San Francisco
Elsinore
Apalachicola
Mary
Trundy Dodge
Boston
Bath
S Jordan
Crowell
Philadelphia
George Tanlane, Jr. Fisher
Jennie Nibert
Handy
Baltimore
Maria W Norwood
Comb
New York
E H Cornell
Wass
Charleston
L Walker
Chase
New Bedford
Weser
Brune
Bremen
J Fooks
Henderson
Newburyport
R Huston
Wick
Somerset
Maddalena
Janello
Norfolk
Joshua Baker
Kelly
Henry Wittingham
Baker
Kenilworth
Hudson
Mary L Peters
Williams
M Reed
Rankin
Bull River
Austerlitz
Frazer
Helstoxdort
Bermuda Hundred
Adaline Townsend
Sears
Brunswick
Sabra
Knudsen
Helen M Rowley
Simmons
Lizzie Heyer
Rivers
Providence
Gamma
Lillian M Warren
Littlejohn
Mount Vernon
Freety
Bar Harbor
Marmora
Walker
Rockport
Conception
Sola
Avana
Anna T Ebener
Springer
Luella Wood
Epec
William W Converse
Seaman
William Frederick
Burgess
Weymouth
Wade
Hampton
John Ritson
Jamieson
Iquique
India
Barcelona
Isaac H Tillyer
Orient
Victor Puig
Port Antonio
Chatham
Herman Winter
Athrop
Wilkesbarre
H F Dimock
Eleanora
Portland
Lucy Miller
Bangor
Portia
St Johns
Halifax
Dutch Island Harbor
Abbie Bursley
Crabtree
Jersey City
Roy
St John
H Leaming
Scofield
Duroe
Anderson
Norwich
Darien
E Downs
Mason
New Haven
Minnie Swift
Lisweil
Fecarmo
Fernandina
Belle O'Neil
Butter
Kamschatka
Hofer
Savannah
J May
Riggs
Gray's Harbor
Webfoot
Lewis
Mobile
Susan N Pickering
Haskell
Galveston
Carl D Lathrop
Gill
Havana
Marion
Julien Nelson
Kelley
New Orleans
Viola, Murray Nee Sr
St Coort
Eads—Sailec
Carolina
EL Fesn GY Yen
So Baboon
NCK
Rebecca
Oler
Oes Ss
Syane
Flamborough
St Lucia
Mary Alice
Rowland New
Annie
Sewis
Annie Henderson
Hender Lugano
Clark
Hang
Hawley
Bt Croix
Newport
York
Solis Oliver Chase
Martin
New Bedfor Providence
Jones
Sea Flower
Milliken
Lizzie L Mills
Shute
Draper
Gardiner
Blanche Creamer
Newton
Port Clyde
J P Wyman
Hodgdon
Sullivan
Bickmore
Russell
St George
West Side
Gammon
Gloucester
Bertha
Plymouth
Ada Herbert
Harding
Wareham
Richard Law
Smith
Kate Scranton
Eldridge
R P King Orison
Ra Bliss
Joe Carleton
Healy
J A Kennedy
Gunker
Calais
Euclid
Glasspool
Liverpool
Marsala
Maas
London
Hamburg
Newport News
Martello
Abbott
Hull
Gothia
Bauer
Stettin
Copenhagen
Santiago
Allen
Comal
Risk
Key West
Chalmette
Adams
Eastport
Lotta Bell Kelly
Provincetown
Horizon
Leet
Schiedaim
Amsterdam
Pennland
de Ruyter
Antwerp
la Bretagne
Havre
Fulda
Ambria
City of Chicago
Holland
Furnessia
Glasgow
Moravia
Alert
Miragoane
Wergeland
Baracoa
Chalmette and Hudson
Tonawanda
la Copagne
Muriel
Bermuda
de ‘Awinston
Catania
Arroyg
Benita
Cavan
Cydonia
Vortocan
Claribel
Central American
Nass
Spain
Can
Oranje
Hell Gate
Acadia
Morrill
Hughoeane
Ake
Whitestone
J L Bowen
Nutter
Kennett
Prince Edward Island
Carrie B. Willaims
St John NI
T Benedict
Linscott
Augusta
Anne Lord
Randall
Julian Berkele
Furbush
Lottie
Friend
Gould
Castillian
Belatty
Sarah L Davis
Marblehead
Sallie ¥ Ponder
Lincoln
Taunton
Henry P Hallock
Tisdale
Rovidence
Albert F Stearns
Hoboken
Oscar F Hawley
Tyler
Weehawken
Mystic
Rabboni
Tawley
Knondout
Laconia
Fullerton
Port Liberty
Connecticut
Elizabeth Port
Stonington
Kenduskeag
Morton
Port Johnson
Salem
White Rock
Phillips
Amboy
Southport
Hart Island Roads
Flushing Bay
Huntington Harbor
Port Discovery
Ar Lyth
Sch
San Pedro
Southern Chief
San Diego
Port Madison
Vidette
Gill- Banad
Oakland
Faile
Port Townsend
Hesper
Seortland
RTL
Doliver
Reed
Sober Island
Glide
Sypher
Fredericton
N .Becca
Watts
Truss
Maggie Ellen
Littlejohn Worth Amboy
Wilson
Juila
Odell
Maggie
Read
Dillaway
Brendige
Amelia G Ireland
Evans
J Nickerson
Winston
J A York
Wallace
Caroline
Ricketso
Pocahontas
Fall River
Lillie Hell
Ethel Emerson
Tower
Joggins
Napoleon
Hart
Gen Banks
Dyer
Robert Ross
Wood
Elias Runyon
Mary George
Pensacola
Josephine
Parker
Columbus
Bordeaux
Port Royal
Geof Sweeney
Robert Dillon
Berks
Centigede
Hansen
Lynn
Barbara Preve
Katahdin
Hayes
Nettie Champion
Champion
Anee
Stevens
Tice
Grace K Green
Seward
Kennebec
Shawmut
Fuller
Harrisburg
Albertson
Portsmouth
Walter Massey
Phelan
Roland
Finlayson
Beatrice Havener
Havener
James Ponder
Lynch
Wallingford
Willetts
Dover
Helen
Middletown
Hingham
Northern Light
Bury Sace
Abel W Parker
Dean
Sarah Wrence
Farrow
Angie L Green
Mcklwee
Con Do
Falmouth
Diane
Higgins
Oston
Ar 25Th
Acts Spartel
Hallowell
Wood Point
Furman
Mulford
Tillotson
Briggs
Gray
Hitchcock
Scha
Adella Carson
Danversport
Earl P Mason
Nickerson
R M Haywood
Baxter
Fred Walton
Rich
Belle Halliday Nickerson
Delaware
Josephus
Au Sable
Matanzas
Thomas KR
Pillsbury
Cardenas
Newark
Brth Amboy
Golden Sheaf
Lunt
Rachel Jane
Kidd
Woodalla Snow
Matthews
Hardy
Theodore Dean
John Stroup
Fisher
Union
Rice
Red
Lucy
J & L Bryan
Risley
Richmond
Warner Moore
Crockett
Beaufort
John Johnson
Hardmee Landing
Ockland
A Heaton
Pettes
Vinalhaven
Albany
Annie J Russell
Sprague
Blue Hill
Joseph S Spinney
Curling
Seattle
Ivy
Lowell
Honolulu
Star of Austria
Willis
Newcastle
Nsw
Killoon
Mackinnon
Cardiff
Nellie May
Austin
Ark Ella
Hanson
Eureka
John D Spreckles
Christensen
Kahului
Geot Douglass
Oward
Dashing Wave
Comox
Tacoma
Abner Coburn
Nichols
Moodr
Leonard
Nanaimo
Bhutan Thomas
Latimer
Robertson
Carl Wemyss
Colquhoun
Queenstown
Bolivia
Paxsey
Acapulco
Lima
Panama
Cairnsmore
Scott
Melbourne
Seatytle
Commodore
Jordan
Wilner
Porter
Bay
Wm McGilvery
Dunbar
Volante
Bark Benguela
Passengers from Liverpool by Cunard steamer Bothnia
List of passengers aboard the Cunard steamer Bothnia departing Liverpool includes Mrs Kate Lewis, Mr James S Marshall, Mr F R Marshall, Mr F B R Marshall Jr, Mr John Thairlwall, Mr Henry Tibbles and Mrs Tibbles, plus cabin and steerage totals 8, 47 intermediary, 1205 steerage, total 1260.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Cunard
Bothnia
Kate Lewis
James S Marshall
F R Marshall
F B R Marshall
John ‘Thairlwall
Henry Tibbles
Tibbles
W A Tunstall
List of letters access for vessels at Boston Post Office
A compilation for the Boston Post by Alonzo I. Johnson lists vessels and people with letters remaining at the Boston Post Office on Saturday May 26. The names include schooners, steamers, barks, briggs, and ships such as Sea Foam, Lillian M Warren, Balder, Azalea, Landseer, and Annie F Conlon among many captains and owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Alonzo I. Johnson
General Delivery
James Anderson
Christy Campbell
Fred Alexander
Sea Foam
S P Cooper
R W Campbell
Lillian M Warren
Walter Cooke
Bratten
Charles D Dyer
Llectic Flack
RJ Edson
Marie E Russell
C © Foss
H J Holway
Heinrich Reuss
Arizona
John A Soares
Erastus Wiman
Smith
Landseer
C . Sawyer
Annie F Conlon
John Wilcox
Pharoe
W B Wormell
M J Chadwick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ship News
Direcsea
Mometer
Tion
Port OF
Etruria
Limerick
Sophie
Iniziativa
Pezzati
Paramatta
Rio Janeiro
Prawle Point
Germania
Bremers
Pauillac
Holden
Miramichi
City of Glasgow
Ingrahm
Boujer
Seville
Sevilla
Span
Linares
Clan McPherson
Cal
Jason
Fannie Tucker
Greenleaf
Holstein
Haveker
Fredemansen
Troon Island
Gjertsen
Waterford
Grecian
le Gallais
Parisian
Baumwell
Benohr
Harney
Main
Sagua
Coban
Dodona
Benacre
Agg
Tasmanian
Gynthia
Taylor
Pete Eee oUtanehe
Superior
Erkins
Table Bay
ST Paul DE Loando
Atalaya
ST Thomas
Rocky Glen
Bray
Hattie G McFarland
Sarah A Staples
Gay
C'S Packard
Vanselow
Sackville
Ronne
Ravenswood
McGhee
Mandy
Culuruum
Mace
Fleetwood
Twilight
Dunn
Londonderry
Henry Bailey
Hoar
Fratera
Symonds
Sunshine
Isaac Burpee
Holder
Clara
Haslam
Garston
Victoria
Royal Roads
Mizpah
Moodyvills
Zaza
Annie Batchelder
Gardner
Cienfuegos
Brig D
Saco
Swis Mail
Caswell
Helen Mar
Augustine
Mary F Corson
Robinson
Crescent
Sponington
J G Fell
Crowley
Elizabethport
Cowesett
Swis Circle
ST Simon’s Island
Fannie E Wolston
Cummings
Yacoma
Cassandra Adams
Mary E Dana
Graham
Avis
New Orleans Direct
Pier
North River
S.S
Knickerbocker
Louisiana
New Mexico
Colorado
California
Old Mexico
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Ala
Mississippi
Red Rivers
J. WN. Wagna
Washington Street
Mass
Samuel H. Seaman
Boston & Bangor Steamship Co
Foster
Camden
Searsport
Buckfort
Winterport
Hampden
Southwest Harbor
Northeast Harbor
South Gouldsboro
William H. Hill
ST. John
Annapolis, N. S
Calaisana St. John
Annapolis Direct
W.H. Kilby
Kennebec River
Bath, Richmond, Gardiner, Hallowell and
Boothbay
Jason Collins
Lincoln’s Wharf
H. Ayde
Boston and Gloucester Steamboat Co
North Side Central Wharf
Sapaage
Noda. m
Portland & Potsts
F. Williams
N. B
Digby
Annapolis
N.S
Iaueas
Grand Junction
Custom House
Postofice Square
Cunard Line
Calline
Cork Harbor
Samaria
Cephalonia
Catalonia
Pavonia
State Street
Kotya Alexander Martin
Allan
H. & A. Allan
Agcenis
Warren Line
Michigan
RED Star Line
E. A. Adams & CO
New Eng
Corner Broad Street
Atlantic Express
Henderson Brothers
Bowling Green
Norddeutscher Lloyd 8
WERRA
M. Elbe
Ur Aller
J’e
M. Lahn
M.eider
Paris
C. Theo. Goething
Doane Street
W. H. Eaves Steamship Agency
Parker House
Cape Breton
P. E. Island
P.E.L
Maritime Provinces
St. John’s
N. F
Boston, Malifax
Lin
U. S
Lewi Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Pearce
Harrison Loring
Lewih Wharf
Florma
Low Sean A
Stex AS
NEW England and Savannah Steamship Company
Gate Cltwy
City
Lewis Wharf
Sound Lines
OCEAN
Savanaha
A. Dew. Sampson
Associated Railways
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Central Wharf
Piedmont Air Line
Boston & Providence R. Re
Waldo A
Boston & Providence
N. Eng
A . Washington
India Wharf
Soth
H. M. Whitney
Tri-Weekly
Baltimore and
Geo. E. Smalley
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Norman
Long Wharf
West
Mallory
Commas Stier
Lampasas
Fla
State OF Texas
San Ansonio
Seth Sprague
Old State House
Bostons