Champlin's Victory in Senate A Lively Debate
In a marked session Champlin's victory sparks a lively Senate debate as the arsenic bill advances to a third reading while the House delays action on the rapid transit issue, signaling shifting priorities and procedural maneuvering.
GERRYMANDER BILL PRESENTED IN MASSACHUSETTS SENATE
The Massachusetts Senate debated measures to curb endowment corporations and reject foreign groups. Mr Champlin urged amendments to regulate behavior and reserve requirements while defending endowment schemes. discussions touched on the Insurance Commissioner’s stance and public welfare concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Suffolk
Senate
Massachusetts State Board of Trade
West
Boston Executive Business Association
Champlin
Massachusetts
Gilman
Mr. Champlin
Mr. Gilman
Mr. Bennett
Reade
Haggerty
Worcester
R. Haggerty
R. A Champlin
Sohier
Beverly
Contested Arsenic in Wallpaper and Transit Bills Debate
The article covers stalemates on arsenic in wallpaper regulation with amendments rejected 61 to 77, and a Rapid Transit bill where debate centered on the Boston Railway Company's reliability and public interest. It notes a refer to the Rapid Transit Commission by 64 to 6, a gerrymander bill with district populations, and other measures including eight-hour work proposals and public bar law scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Powers
Myde Park
Charles
Boston
Senate
Stevens
Sohier
Beverly
Soluer
Boston Railway Company
Olmstead
Rosnosky
Quincy
Rapid Transit Commission
Turner
Malden
East Baston Bridge
Harbor and Land Commission
General Court
House
Wardwell
Committee On Agriculture
Day
Annual Prize Drill at Mechanics Hall Honors EK H S Leaders
The First Battalion EK H S held its annual prize drill in Mechanics Hall with eight companies, directed by Lt Col Morton A Aldrich and officers, judges from the Fifth Infantry and Navy, and a full audience. Prizes went to Company Bb for first, Company C for second, and Company A for third in company drill. Individual awards included a gold medal to Sgt UC Benedict and a silver to Sgt G M Daktu, with a bayonet prize to G A Miller and a satin banner plus medals for officers.as to provide a concise summary of the event and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epelish High School
Mechanics’ Hall
Morton A. Aldrich
Joseph Robbins
Albert Wesley White
Ernest de Wolf Wales
Charles Clemens A. Ames
G. H. Benyon
Fifth Infantry
AC. H. Brigham
Naval Battalion
W. L. Hox
Dixth
C. A. Meserve
F E. H. Wright
W. E. Foster
J. J. Johnson
K. H. Smith, Jr
I. J. Coyne
G. W. Hayden
B.S. Frost
BR. Pope
UC. B. Benedict
G. M. Daktu
G. A. Miller
Graduating Exercises at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
The twenty third annual commencement was held in Association Hall YY M C A with a large turnout. The class lists twenty seven graduates including Barnard Brooks Burnham Burke Crane Day Dougherty Gilbert Greene Hardy Harris Hitchcock Holton Kelsiey Keown Lewis Lynch Mason Pierce Proctor Nandlett Rencureil Tucker Varney Ward Wardell Willey. Music by the Boston Cadet Orchestra followed by an order of exercises featuring salutatory by John Franklin Pierce and a series of addresses and musical numbers concluding with the decree conferred by President Samuel A D Sheppard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Harry A. Barnard
Frederick P. Brooks
Alfred A. Burnham, Jr
Walter T. Burke
Frank T. Crane
Frederick W. Day
Daniel ‘. Dougherty
Charles A. Gilbert
Charles E. Greene
Cyrus D. Hardy
Isaac A. Harris
Charles H. Hitchcock
Adolphus Holton
George K. Kelsiey
James A. Keown
Ernest G. Lewis
Herbert KE. Lynch
Harry R. Mason
John F. Pierce
John WD. Proctor
Arthur Nandlett
Manuel E. Rencureil
Frank A. Tucker
Edward F. Varney
Charles A. Ward
Elton N. Wardell
Thomas F. Willey
PORT OF BOSTON SHIPPING REPORT DATES MAY 27 28
miniature almanac notes arrivals at Boston port on May 27 28 with fruit to Boston Fruit Co pulp and ships including Kong Wrode Lerman Winter Kennebec Tremont City of Gloucester and others. several bark and schooner movements listed with cargoes molasses sugar and barges towed from various Atlantic ports and coastal towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newegian
Kong Wrode
Kjerniff
Port Antonia
Jum
Boston Fruit Co
Lerman Winter
Nickerson
New York
H M Whitney
Kennebec
Collins
Bath
Tremont
Craig
Portland
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
Wilkesbarre
Cates
Port Johnson
Morse
Marr
Alice
Minot
Whitney, Pousland & Co
Emma E Potter
LeVain
Clementsport
Nina Page
de Coste
Richmond
Genius
Farnsworth
Musquash
Ella May
Steeves
KK Carson
Sweet
Quaco
Belmont
Melanson
Belleveau Cove
Schibelt
Croseup
Port Williams
Josephine
Laker
French Cross
Emma C
Oliver
Port Gilbert
Annie May
Frontain
Salmon River
Andacieux
Duffy
Port Acadia
Acara
Fry
Weehawken
Nettleton
Baker
Nantucket
John Lb Norris
Roberts
Gayhead
Maritime Movements Report From Nova Scotia and Nearby Ports
Sailed May 27 the steamer FEarnford bound for Baltimore. Also May 25 the Maggie Wilett sailed Boston from Sheed Harbor NS. May 26 cleared for New York with the DWB and McLean as listed. Jesse rlart 2d of New York. JaGua Ar May 20 the Granville and Starrett to Annapolis NS. La Cotoplan Mexico sailed May 17 with Emma M Fox to New York. Windsor NS saw May 25 arrivals Clara FE Simpson. St Paul barkentine sailed May 23 from New York. Trojan Weymouth MA May 25. Peter H Crowell Hallmore May 26. Gypsum King and Wentworth New York. Yarmouth NS sailed May 23 brig Louis to Calais Ma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fearnford
Baltipore
Hwarbor
Maggie Wilett
Boston
McLean
New York
Jesse Rlart 2d
Harris
JaGua
Granville
Starrett
Annapolis
Tlacotoplan
Mexico
Emma M Fox
Brooks
Windsor
Clara FE Simpson
Orem
Barkentine St Paul
Parker
Trojan
Pettis
Weymouth
Mass
Peter H Crowell
Hallmore
Gypsum King
Wentworth
Yarmouth
Louisl
Calais
Barrbados
Candace
Manzanillo
Cuba
Ruth
Zaza
Delaware
Myrtle
Carter
Antigua
Barks Forest
Buenos Ayres
Helene
Quebec
Montreal
Tare
Aienora
Alaska
St Lawrence
Klildonan
Schs
Carrie Easler
Elize
Hon
Hondo
Livingston
Colun
Thurber
Philadelphia
Thomas W Tlyde
Sherman
George Twohy
Barrow
George W Farrow
Shaw
David Bughdee
Stowers
North of Hatteras
Jonathan May
James A Gargeid
Fisher
Martinique
Fort Liberte
Hayd
Port
Julia Fowler
Jacove
Tovail
Newark
Guantanamo
Altona
Marsters
Readwater
Lalifax
Portia
St Johns
Plymouth
North Sydney
Ripon City
Roaston
Monikehal
Corean
Tlasgow
Cythlan
Newcastle
Bede
London
Perryville
Matanzas
Martha Reid
Jones
C UC Sweeney
Tayford
Susie P Oliver
Jordan
Havana
Charles Purves
Small
Soston
Saited
William II Dietz
Wakeley
Reakwater
Karnwell
Hatteras
Mouse ST Nicholas
Haytt
Teamer Delta
Loth
Cheater
Parrsboro
Barks Linden
Crowe
Barbados
Baldur
Neilsen
Aehsa
Merriam
Lizzie G
Howard
Cala
Eureka
Grane
Pernambuco
Conn
Domesligo
Apalachicola
Charles A Walston
Dunton
Point-a-Pitre
Revecca
Lamdin
Diggins
Baltimore
Steamera Chathan
Bencroy
St Jago
King Whilup
van Horn
Washington
Empress
Leonessa
Bridgeport
Bath
Achs
Kiwood H Smith
Tryon
R G Whilton
Nickerson
Priscilla Scribner
Daisy
Wfe
W_L Tuck
Eliridge
Samuel Jillaway
Smith
S P Hitchcock
Blan
Wortsmouth
Nailed
Artemus Tirrell
Lowe
Pace Wade
Clara Goodwin
Wyman
Boothbay Harbor
Sch
Willamine
Icis
Lrewer
Bangor
Matilda
Sylvester
Rockport
Golden Rule
Wayles
New Haven
Ayne, Hart
Leona
Blake
Olive Elizabeth
Blondet
Kusworth
Caressa
Marshall
Seal Cove
Tor
Charleston
Charles L Mitchell
Frost
Sehs
Ganevieve
Campbell
St Simons
Sarah D Fell
Loveland
Lambert Point
Ella
Davenport
Chatham
Massasoit
Cily Point
M E Simmons
Stephen Fooks
Marion
Rockhill
Elizabethport
Ellsworth
Srpecau
David Faust
Alley
Toston
William Archer
Patten
Susan Francis
Saddler
Fair Wind
Lamson
Rondout
Forrester
Farrel
Emily
Moon
Agricola
Young
Blue Till
Nellie Watters
St John
Nis
Galveston
Waterman
Taft, Jr
McKenzie
Newport News
Greens Landing
Edward Rich
Baird
Bluehill
Willie
Rave
P Newcomb
Wide Awake
John Girard
Hyannis
Spartel
Adams
Tlaverhill
Bass River
H Venner
Baker
Jacksonville
Bessie
Crane
Dixon
St Domingo
Jefferson
Lubec
Willam
Hutchius
Machias
Yulan
Sachs Frolic
Portland Packet
Millbridge
Lincoln
Norfols
Plorence RandiJl
Bedford
Hercules
Anderson
Icis Twilight
Predmore
M F Bohannan
Revelle
Warren & Potter
Andrews
Lizzie Godfrey
Smyth
Port Eaton
Evan Lewis
Lewis
Robert U Rathburn
Crowell
Norfolk
Hine
Johnson
Bay View
Newbury Port
New
Woodruff
Ira Laffrieiner
Iaverhill
Centipede
Tullus
J.J Moore
Arnold
Newburyport
L’riscilla Scrivner
West
Kennebec
Francis Z Kerry
Ida Schoolecraft
Kooge
Wimbuckley
George P Davenport
D S$ Barrett
D’ortsmouth
S$ Williams
New Bedford
Newport
Ar Zoth
Thetis
Ache Mary Miller
Dayton
South Amboy
Elia May
Cooper
Rockland
Providence
Liverton
Nobska
Lucy P Miller
Ganger
Mercury
Lykens Valley
Harold
Union
Ichs Island City
East Dennis
James A Brown
Charles Bayles
Maria Webster
Orizimbo
Teutonic
Liverpool
Mineola
Bristol
Kng
Swansea
Niagara
Llavana
Muriel
St Kitts
Nueces
Dora
Bremen
Afjica
Greenoak
Scotland
Tordenskjold
Florella
Martha Davis
Pendleton
Honolulu
Eric
Ryder
Reaper
Brown
Racer
Chevalier
P Rogers
Clark
Port Liberty
Augusta
L Holway
Mryant
Salem
William Downes
Haskell
Port Johnson
Sallie ‘I’ Chartra
Svellman
Taunton
Woodward Waas
Amboy
Slab Creek
Minonas
Payne
Downes
Kingsland
Shelbourne
Richmond
Nevada
H Jones
Thomaston
Kets
Helen
Bolen) Machias
J Value
Henrietta Simmons
Anger
Riggs
Elbridge
St Bila
Maverick
Cabell
Scha Stella
Kaplin
Porter
Eemouth
Mary Standish
Robinson
Sarah
Ellen
Henley
Mary A Hood
Somers
Simmons
Douglass
Lanesville
Bear Creek
Lord Clive
Glackout
Rotterdam
British Crown
Cilurnum
Parthian
Jobin Jackson, Jr. Chase
Portsmouth
Orrie
Drisko
Litus
Edward W Perry
Portland
Sarah Lawrence
Katherine D Verry
Garfield
A Pummer
Henry N Squires
Grey Milton
Narragansett
Chase
J Woodruff
Watts
Cordner
Elizabeth
Iptiara
Multiple Vessels Reported Sailing and Clearing
May 27 marine movement covers steamer Ardangorm and vessels from Glace Bay to Annapolis Portland and New York, with ships from Pensacola Port Clyde Plymouth and Portland. Tug operations near Norfolk Salem and Bar Harbor, plus numerous schooners and brigs sailing to Boston Philadelphia New York and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardangorm
Glace Bay
Gienafton
McWhinnie
Annapolis
Celina
Montgomery
Portland
Harry Stewart
Bear River
Harold Orden
Sanford
Wolfville
Delaware
Peatrice Havener
Cienfuegos
New York
Belmont
En Cienfuegos
Debrig
Charters Reported As Vessels Trade Across Ports
A compilation from New York and Portland reports several vessel charters and cargo movements. Vessels include bark Geneva, Barbara Preve, and Jarl sailing to New Orleans and the German Baltic, carrying refined petroleum and coal. Portland entries list bark S K Lyman and barges with ice, coal, paving stone, and lumber moves among Boston, Portland, Philadelphia, and nearby ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Geneva
New Orleans
Barbara Preve
Philadelphia
Italy
Ifc
Tiaakon Jarl
Joseph Souther
Pascagoula
Mayaguez
Carrie Pickering
South Amboy
Newburyport
Sdec
Portland
S K Lyman
Boston
Port Spain
Niphon
Golden Sheaf
Sechs Light
Etta M Barter
Grace Davis
Annie EK Storer
L’ortland
Sch Falmouth
Kennebec
Annie E J Morse
Schs
Chase Davis
Loring
Helen G Moseley
Kingston
Jamaica
Hatteras
Chase Willard
Chevelle
Davia Torrey
Swan's Island
Newark
Almeda Willey
Brunswick
Sailed May 24 Stubbenhuk to Quebec and other vessels
Shipping list reports numerous ships and brigs sailing from and to ports including Antwerp, Buenos Aires, Callao, Elba, Gibraltar, Hong Kong, Honolulu, Hamburg, Iquique, London, Liverpool, Palermo, Rosario, Rio Janeiro, Southampton, Sligo, Swansea, and more. Entries note vessel type, owner or captain, origin or destination, with occasional remarks like All well on board and voyage durations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Stubbenhuk
Ger
Quebec
Buenos Ayres
Siddartha
Rogers
Havana
Emma G Scammer
Apalachicola
Martha P Tucker
Smith
Boston
Callao
Mohican
Berry
New York
ELLBA
John Sanderson
Saltimer
Exmouth
Colombo
Ital
de Mille
Gibraltar
Ariel
Sanders
Hamburg
Baumwell
Montreal
Winchester
Iquique
Emily F Whitney
Dearborn
London
Breutter
Philadelphia
Harry Bushman
Kyffin
Liverpool
Arklow
Farmer
Calcutta
Henry Falling
Merriman
Delaware
Nova Scotia
Baltimore
Palermo
Bessarabia
Rosario
Alice Ada
Leigh
Baltic
Mcbride
H W Palmer
Aylward
Barry
SJ Bogart
Nobles
Montevideo
Sallen
Argyll
Virgie
Rio Janeiro
Edward L Mayberry
Knight
Sentinel
Morrill
Hindestan
Cripps
Emily Reed
Sheldon
San Francisco
Stettin
Bremerhaven
Southampton
City of Liverpool
McCarty
Sligo
L’ass of Balmaha
Hay
Swansea
Gloucester City
Salelds
Straits of Gibraltar
Laurestina
Ships and routes listed in a May and April maritime bulletin
A maritime notices record lists vessels with origins and destinations including the Dora from Bremen to New York on May 23 at 39.54 N 65.15 W and the Gileruix from Philadelphia to Hiogo on April 5 near the equator 27 W, along with the Sapphire from New York to Stockholm May 21 at 45.05 N 39.45 E, the Bark Brazil from New York to Mauritius May 20 at 40.20 N 64.50 W, the Bark J C Glade from Liverpool to Honolulu February 8 at 47.52 N 10.15 W, the Rosa Mueller from Jamaica toward north of Hatteras May 24 at 20 N 80 W, the J Helden from New York to Fernandina May 24 off Chincoteague, and the Hattie Harbour from Bangor to Savannah May 25 at 38.20 N 73.30 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora
Bremen
New York
Gileruix
Philadelphia
Hiogo
Equator
Sapphire
Stockholm
Brazil
Mauritius
J.C Glade
Liverpool
Honolulu
Seafaring Losses and Arrivals Reported in May
Captain Dow and two seamen of schooner Marion Manson arrive in New York May 25 aboard Ozama from Hayti via Inagua. Phebe stranded at Moule Guadaloupe April 27. cargo mostly saved. Captain Medero and crew arrive in New York aboard Muriel from St. Kitts. Asia collision off St Paul island May 17. cathead and jibboom lost. Warren B Potter arrives New Bedford for sails. bound Somes Sound to Philadelphia. Dick Williams leaks after striking Otter Island ledge. towed to Rockland. Gardner W Tarr fouled cable near 42 25 68 40. 100 fathoms of cable and anchor lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow
Marion Manson
Little Inagua
New York
Ozama
Hayti
Inagua
Phebe
Moule
Guadaloupe
Medero
Muriel
St. Kitts
UEBEC
Idemansen
Agia
St Paul’s Island
New Bedford
Warren B Potter
Somes Sound
Philadelphia
Rockland
Dick Williams
Hopkins
Bangor
Otter Island Ledge
Seal Harbor
South Marine Railway
Gloucester
Gardner W Tarr
Steamtug Piscataguay Launched at Atlantic Works Boston
The steamtug Piscataguay, about 400 horsepower, is towed by Captain George E Woodman of Newburyport and will haul brick from Wortstrouth to Boston. Also noted is the launch of the George Twohy at Newburyport and other vessel activities including the Fanny C Bowen and the barkentine St Peter with Captain John Skaling of Windsor in command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piscataguay
Atlantic Works
Boston
George E Woodman
Newburyport
Wortstrouth
George Twohy
Curriers Yard
Chace
Fanny C Bowen
Bath
Fall River
Lizzie St Brayton
Rogers
Somerville
Providence
Bureau Veritas A. 1
Windsor
New York
Johun Skaling
Sch Galena
Ocean steamers arrivals and delays list
A published Monday and Thursday maritime schedule lists multiple vessels with origins including New York Nassau Progreso Liverpool London Shields Hull Hamburg Hamburg via Montreal and Havre, with ETA ranges from May 23 to June 12 and agents such as C Furness A Lombard's Sons Thayer & Lincoln and Red D Line for sailings to New York and Havre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyassa
Llitefields
Geo Daon
Alfkebo Dumots
Banes
Cuba
Seaverns & Co
Salamanca
Progreso
A . Lombard’s Sons
Cacouna
St Johns
Gallina
Shields
C Furness
Navaakeo
London
C. Furness
Ethelwold
Port Antonio
Boston Fruit Co
Stockholm City
Cepualunia
Liverpool
Alex Martin
Co_umeran
Thayer & Lincoln
Roman
Warren & Co
Hixpoo
Hull
England
Sanderson & Son
Ness Mark
Wm Johnston & Co
Brumwell
Hamburg
Dune
Montreal
CC Patterson & Co
Samanita
Mark Lawsk
Palermo
Phelps Bros & Co
New York
Leyland Line
Boston
Bostonian
Columbian
Virginian
Traver & Lincoln
State Street
Mail Schedules and Specially Addressed Mails by Steamers
Mails close at Boston for Curecoa Venezuela and Venezuelan ports via Philadelphia May 28 5 pm and for Carupano Ciudad Bolivar via El Callao May 26 8 pm. Mexican states Yucatan Campeche Tabasco Chispas and Cuba mails via City of Washington May 28 8 pm. Haiti towns Inagna Gonaives St Marc Port de Paix via Ozana May 29 8 bpm. Germany direct and nordic routes via Bremen with special addresses for Great Britain Ireland Belgium Netherlands Austria Norway via Aller May 29 8 pm. regular Germany 6 pm and others 2 25 pm. Great Britain Ireland Belgium Netherlands Austrian Norwegian closed mails via Umbria May 29 8 pm. regular GB Ireland Belgium 6 pm and others 2725 pm. Santiago Cuba and Venezuela Colombia special addresses via Panama May 29 3 pm. France direct and Swiss Italian Spanish Portuguese Turkish closed mails via Havre La Bretagne May 29 8 pm France close 8 pm. others 3 pm. Scotland addresses via Ethiopia May 28 5 pm. Traxillo via S Pizzatti New Orleans May 29 5 pm. Costa Rica via Port Limon Foxhall New Orleans May 10 8 pm. Nova Scotia Newfoundland via Halifax May 30 8 30 11 am. Great Britain Ireland and other Europe via Catalonia May 30 12 m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curecoa
Venezuela
Savanilla
Curacoa
Philadelphia
Carupano
Ciudad Bolivar
el Callao
Yucatan
Campeche
Tabasco
Chispas
Cuba
City of Washington
Inagna
Gonaives
St Marc
Port de Paix
Haiti
Ozana
New York
Germany
Bremen
Great Britain
Ireland
Belgium
Netherlands
Austria
Norway
Aller
Great Biritain
Santiago
Colombia
Colon
Panama
France
Havre
la Bretagne
Scotland
Ethiopia
S Pizzatti
New Orleans
Costa Rica
Port Limon
Foxhall
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Halifax
European
Catalonia
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Pratt
Lowell
State Normal School
McEttrick
Ek, H.S
College OF Pharmacy
Association Hall
Typl
Johann Koff
Johann Hoff
Eisner & Mendelson Co
Barclay Street
Shipping News
St. Il Rie
Ollén
Port OF
Annie A Booth
Wasson
J H Conant & Co
Dorchester
Hawes
A M Graham
Indian
Bb Sampson
al Dimock
Willams
C H Hyde
John Emery & Co
Scis
Liggonia
Fullerton
Clark Island
Same
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Gurney
Long Cove
J W Linnell
Bertha F Walker
Harding
Washington, DC
Florence I Lockwaell
Cape Ann
Rialto
Florida
Lucy Miller
G M Winslow
Barkentine
Dudley Pray
Gladiator
Observation
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Banan
Baracoa
Werth Amloy
Sargent
Saco
Port Clyde
J W Drisko
Maas
Baymore
Cornelius
Tenants Harbor
N & W No
Swans Island
Franklin Clark
Limekin Bay
Fannie Butler
C H Trickey
York
Atlantic City
Abram Richardson
N H Skinner
Saale Iene
Thomas J Scully
Hoboken
Robert Packer
Perth Amboy
Jennie G Pillsbury
Hbelfast
Samuel Hart
Virginia
Gilchrist
Nile
Green
Ruth S Vodgeon
D W Hammond
Samuel W. Brown
Addie Wessels
S J Lindsay
A Heaton
Albert Jameson
Helen Montagne
George W Collins
Ford
Vineyard Haven
John Johnson
Verth Amboy
Orozimbo
Britt
Marcellus
Kemick
Franklin
H R Congdon
Annie
Rudolph
Levins
Haverhill
Lizzie D Smail
Glosson
Danversport
Joseph W Fish
Grover
Tenant's Harbor
Francis & Baird
F T Drisko
Wilmington
Appia & Aurelia
Willard
Clyde Steamship CO
Great Southern
LA Utdete
South Carolina
Pier 29
EF River
M. Algon Uin
Temassee
Ares
Washington Street
J. A. Flanders
Theo. G. Eger
Bowling Green
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Gate City
B.S
Macon
City OF
Central Railway of Georgia
Savannah
Florida & Western
Georgia
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Texas
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G. Pearson
N.E. Agt
W. Ry
Washington St
Richardson & Barn
Vannah
Side Avenue
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Dew. Sampson
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New York & New England R. R
Metropolitan BL. Co
Sound Lines
Ocean Steamship Company
A. D W. Sampson
N. E
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Errore
National Line
Olvdam
Fanch, Edge & Co
Kaiseer Wilhelm II
Oelrichs & Co
Normannia
RJ Cortis
Seceviia
Liavre
Rh J Cortis
Dipam
LA Gascogne
Servia
Y H Brown & Co
Aravieta Victoria
R J Curtis
Siate OF Nebraska
Glasgow
A Baldwin & Co
Pu Iladelphia
la Guayra
Red D Line
Ernoria
Ienderson Bros
A Forget
Vanama
Ceballos & Co
Umbria
H Brown & Co
Trans-Pacific Mails
Australia
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Fiji
Samoa
Hawaiian Islands
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Gardiner
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Old State House
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Grand Junction
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Yarmouth Steamship CO
United States
Lewis Wharf
N. S
Digby
Davison
W. C. Ry
Wash
Ington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga
A.M. Graham
Agt
Central Wharf
Hansa-Johnston Line
Batmwall
Breseee Hrwieder
GRIMM
WM. Johnston & CO
Water Street
Halifax & P. E. I
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South Side
Lewis’ Wharf
Isoston
Ent
Boston Fruit Co.’S Steamers
Tropics
A. W. Preston
Long Wharf
Azores
L. R. Hate
K. A. Adams & CO
Cunard Line
Cevhalonia
Samaria
Pavonia
Scythia
Cabln
CANIN
Alexander Martin
Ratu
Rat
India
North River
EL M. Wsythey
Mallory
Lampasas
Brunswick and
Fernandina
State OF Texas
Rio Grande
Seth Syrague
Washington At
Anada Atlantic Steamship Co
N. S&s
TEW Steel Steamship
Edwards Island
A. Dew. Sampson
Richardson & Barnard
Atlantic Avenue
Warren Line
Michigan
Jdune
Kansas
Milk Street
Allan Line
Hibernian
Nestorian
A. Allan
North Side Central Wharf
North & East
Hos
Ageak
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Spartan
F. P. Wing
E. B. Sampson
Eastport
St. John
N. B
International SS. CO
Commercial Wharf
Portand
Ortland
Poston
E. A. Waldron
Gen. Agt
White Star Line
Royal Mail
Queenstown
Atlantic
RED Stam Line
Bk. A. Adams & CO
State St
Cor
Furness Line
Pe Follawe
Nava
British Empire
Durham City
Furnesa
Commonwealth OF Massachussetts
Middlesex
Atiaw
Julia Callaudian
Cambridge
Mary J. Callahan
Boston Fest
George M. Brooks
el Uire
J. H. Tyler
Ominiox Wealth OF
George Edwards
Christina Tallberg
Helsingfors
Finland
Russia
George A. Smythe
A. D
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Eliyvah George
Register
Ea Monwealth
Massachuusetts
Elizabeth Slelver DA Ae
Said
Ace
George Clarendon
Joan W. McKim, Esquire
Eli Air George
Massachussetts
Alice A. Edmunds
John Fe.dunn
Cumberland
Maine
Skellers
Joan W. Mchin
Elwah George
Massachus Wsevis
Charles Wyllys Ellion
Howard Elliott
Mary Billion
Mary Louise Woodward
William RK
Woodward
Wiliam R. Woodward
Jowell
Oticeh
James McDonnell
Catherine A. McDonnell