Yachting season opens with many entries in Boston area
Boston marks the opening of the yachting season with the South Boston open race highlighted. Valkyrie defeats Titania and Shamrock in match races as the Atlantic Yacht Club anniversary is noted. Courses off City Point and nearby islands define the 13 mile first class race with extensive entries listed by class and yacht name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valkyrie
Titania
Shamrock
Anniversary of the Atlantic Yacht Club
Boston
Fort Independence
Fouca Spectacle Island
Sculpin Ledge Cay
Behing Point
Thompson’s Island
K Street
City Point Pier
Magic
E. C. Neale
Violet
H. J. McKey
Sa -Weneebe
Neptune Association
Nimbus
J. J. Souther
Shadow
John Bryant
Np Eine
Magpire
R. Hussey
George Martin, Jr
Nadir
E. L. Way
W. C. Cherrington
Shaw Bros
Erin
John Cavanaugh
Black Cloud
Aaron Brown
Mamie
DAG
Neceses
Helen
Walter Shaw
Udith
W. B. Pigeon
Joeto
P. Fike
Asahi Sega
Siva
H. D. Ward
Echo
Burwell & Isham
Hub
G. H. Giipley
Bine Bird
Mughrue
George C. Hutchinson
Orna
W. F. Merrill
Belle
B. F. Whohop
Dorens By
H. Lyman
Bryn
Cevesceses
Edith B
C. J
Bethea
Tom Cat
H. Eee
Ion
Posy
K. G. Hunt
Ccavicsee Oo
Sunshine
E. W
Lake
Mavis, Others & Brooks
Sea Bird
L. Joy
H. Gfarlane
Nereid
C. F. Colby
Sci Roe
Hester
P. Slackiner
Gieae
Eureka
E. K. Ong Os Ks Wiekale
White Wings
J. H. Perry
Maud
T. A. Irving
Ella May
O. F. Simonds
Cdc
Sawyer & Rich
W. E. Geyer
Alice
R. O. Harding
E Toby
Cinderella F McDonough
Fearless
G. Dooley
Volante
J. Acky
Louie H
G. M. Hazlitt
W. E. Gordon
Dawn
George Barry
Minnie R
E. W. Dixon
X. L
Hebe
H. Ormsby
Cacvide
Alpine
J. H. Suetron
Dare
Nora
G. B. Dennie
Zee
W. H. Farmilee
Penn
Frank Driscoll
Joli
J. F. Cashin
Aekee
Corsair
Millett
H. A. Keith
J. R. Tufts
J. W. Piesaen
Osprey
G. H. Noonan
Hoodoo
W. C. Robinson
Eva
J. E. Maxim
John OT Logey
Scat
A. B. Freeman
Boston and Chicago battle ends with Boston win in nine
Yesterday at South End grounds 4337 spectators watched the Boston club beat Chicago despite strong pitching by Radbourn and tight fielding. Hardie Richardson starred with eight put outs and four assists. Umpire Barnum’s calls drew ire. Other early results include Philadelphia’s 15 to 4 victory over Pittsburgh and Cleveland’s win over Washington on solid fielding and timely hitting.
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South End
Bostons
Chicagos
Dwyer
Farrell
Chicago
Ryan
Bastian
Anson
Pfeffer
Burns
Johnston
Radbourn
Ganzel
Quinn
Hardie Richardson
Kelly
Barnum
Richa’d'n
Tetfer
Nash
O' Farrell
Uinn
Go, Dwyer
Radvourn
Farell
Ba Es
Brouthers
Duffy
Brown
van Haltren
Patcher
Philadelphias
Pisisduis
Washington
Clevelands
Washingtons
McKean
Bakely
Clevelands Ice
Csscceckh
New York
Hoosiers
Giants
Whitney
Maye Vocks
S Cassaves
Indianapolis
Atlantic Yacht Club Marks First Anniversary Celebration
The Atlantic Yacht Club celebrated its first anniversary at the club house on Commercial Wharf last evening. The crowded event featured music and recitations by John Mitchel, Daniel Murphy, J McCahn, Jerry Bean, A Moody, John Maloney, Garden City quartet, J J Driscoll, and others. A fine collation followed, and the gathering remained lively late into the evening.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
Commercial Wharf
Casey
John Mitchel
Daniel Murphy
J. McCahn
Jerry Bean
A. Moody
John Maloney
Garden City Quartet
J. J. Driscoll
Dramond
W. Sidona
William Walsh
Louis Ober
Cooley
William Corrigan
Eastern Yacht Club Opens Season With Commodore Hovey Commission
The Eastern Yacht Club season nearly opened last night as flagship For tuna, Commodore Hovey, went into commission amid hoisted signals, a salute, and steam whistles from Hamiel and Brunette. The club house opens Saturday.
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Eastern Yacht Club
Fortuna
Commodore Hovey
Hamiel
Brunette
Titania Versus Shamrock Yacht Race In New York
A 27 mile match between 70-foot sloops Shamrock and Titania will run from Larchmont to Hempstead Harbor and back. Titania returns to racing after 1887 with owner CU Oliver Iselis and NYYC members aboard. Shamrock is owned by J R Maxwell and H Wirtringham. Each owner bets 250, the club adds 250, total 750 for a winner’s cup. Katrina and Bedouin were invited but did not enter. The start is near 10:30 a m with eight hours to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titania
Shamrock
New York
Shamroc
Larchmont
J. R. Maxwell
H. ©. Wirtringham
Piepgras
City Island
Mami
South Brooklyn
CU. Oliver Iselis
New York Yacht Club
Larchmont Yacht Club
Larchmont Club
Hempstead Harbor
Stamford Harbor
Regatta on the Sound Opens Cedar Point Yacht Club
Norwalk Conn May 29 elaborate preparations mark the opening regatta of the Cedar Point Yacht Club to be sailed tomorrow Memorial Day. Yachtsmen along the Sound have built many new speedy boats and all will race in a triangular course fifteen miles long starting at 11 oclock.
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Norwalk
Conn
Cedar Point
PARNELL COMMISSION HEARS HEALY AND BIGGAR TESTIMONY
London May 29 Maurice Healy MP Cork admitted the Cork league branch sought lists of merchants to boycott. Biggar MP West Cavan testified he was Fenian Brotherhood treasurer and expelled in 1877 for constitutional action. He denied involvement in outrages and said key league books were moved or removed before suppression. Some books were handed to Times solicitor Soames, though that claim was disputed.
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London
Maurice Healy
Cork
Parnell Commission
League
Healy
Joseph Biggar
West Cavan
Supreme Council of
The
Fenian Brotherhood
Patrick Egan
Egan
Sheridan
Henry James
the Times
Biggar
Land League
Mr. Soames
the ‘Times
Mr. Biggar
England
Shipping News Mini Almanac May 30 Port of Boston
Shipping notices from Boston describe arrivals and clears on May 29 to May 30. Arrived steamer Michigan from Liverpool with 242 passengers to Warren reports a fine passage. several vessels sighted near Georges Bank. Multiple schooners and steamers listed with cargoes and destinations, plus coastwise and foreign vessels clearing for various ports. Highland Light noted as clear, Chatham pass.
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Michigan
Walters
Liverpool
Warren &0
Esola
Ayr
Boston
Glasgow
Boston Light
Viking
Nor
Riis
Banes
Cuba
Scaverns & Co
George
Chaffee
Proctor
Glouwester
Rteamer
John Joos
Deering
Portland
Steuer Orion
Wiey
Newport News
Herali Jenking
Svvloo
New York
Forest Fairy
Diaz
Flores
John Medina
Mereghan
Warn
George M Warner
Warner
Port Gilbert
Howard
Thibodean
Selmon River
Ralph Mayward
Baxter
Kinnevec
Baltimore
Putin
Jivboom
Highland Light
Mary A Hood
Somers
Leonora
Bosey
Narmansett
Carson
Wheeler
Godfrey
Martin S Smith
Smith
Emma PD Bassett
Bowen
Jennie E Simmons
Williams
Ellie Claine
Dollridge
LS Levering
Ihiladelphia
Milton
Ober
Crowell
Jeffrey
Bassett
Belie Hilliday
Soule
Port Johnson
Lunet
Norwood
Perth Amboy
Joseph Wilde
George Guiney
Bunce
Elizabethport
L Burroughs
West
Rondout
Gold Hunter
Evon
York
Aksuesevill
Vinalhaven
Elizavet Foster
Harding
Bangor
Lillie
Perkins
Linot
James Hiipp
Rib
Wellfleet
Fitzroy
March
Norfolk
George K Smalley
Herman Winter
Hallett
Whitney
City of Macon
Lewis
Annah
Richadson & Barnard
Bark Waldimir
Sor
Pedersen
Gill & Sootz
Schs Oelio
Bond
Krunewick
J H Conant & Co
Melissa A Willey
Willey
Rockport
Lord
Charleston
Oy Sane
Lucy M Collins
Coombs
Philadelphia
Sarah W Lawrence
Haskell
Theodore Dean
Canary
Clark’s Cove
Hampton
Taylor
Virman
Vietoria
Baracoa
Becks
Phiadelphia
Tug Leader
Wits Bark
Waldimir
Bark Claribel
Sobs Eagle
Edward Rimerson
Northern Light
Charles K Sehmidt
Maggie P Smith
Minnie Taylor
K H Whiarford
Franconia
Wm D Marvel
Cates
John AH Kranz
Witherell
WE & WL
Tuc Hull
Lawrence Haines
Chatham
New York May 29 Shipments Reported For Atlantic Trade
May 29 reports from New York show chartered vessels and cargoes to the Baltic and European ports. Nunops Barking Hamingia carries 3600 barrels petroleum to Barcelona. S Ridgeway sails to Zanzibar and Aleppy with 30 000 cases of petroleum and general cargo. Agate to Montevideo. Virginia L Stafford to Rosario. Port Spain notes strong demand for Handy-sized craft to load general cargo for the U.S. and Europe at good rates. Venice to New York for molasses at 3 per 110 gals. Mand Seca melt sugar to Delaware Breakwater at 22 cents per cask, 21 cents per bag. Ravendsdale steamer buys 23 cents per cask, 20 cents per bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nunops
Hamingia
Baltic
Bois Petroleum
Barcelona
Parras Gona
Palma
Case Oil
General Cargo
Atah S Ridgeway
Zanzibar
Aleppy
Lump Sui
South America
Barks Agate
Montevideo
Virginia L
Valkyries Defeat in Tuesday Race Amid Gear Failures
Reports detail Valkyries first chance in a lower-sail wind from the southwest. The yacht faltered under gear faults including a collapsed sail from belaying tackle and a weak mast. Experts expect Irex would beat Valkyrie in a true breeze, though the outcome remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valkyrie
Irex
Trinity Dartmouth Game Skips Control in Fourth Inning
Hartford Conn May 29 Trinity defeated Dartmouth in a fairly well played game until the fourth inning when Trinity collapsed. Final score not clearly stated due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth
Trinity
HartFrorp
Conn
Trinity- Dartmouth
Dartimouths
Seeek
Physician writes on Brights Disease and digestive symptoms
Dr Grancer Stewart notes that catarrh of the intestine can occur with Brights disease causing an exhausting diarrhoea. War ner's Safe Cure claims to cure diarrhoea by removing the cause, as stated by the physician.
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T. Grancer Stewart
M.D
F.R.S.E
H. M
Scotland
University of Edinburgh
Bright
Warner
Fishing fleets sail and clear ports in New England reports
From Our Correspondents Milbridge and Vineyard Haven log sailing orders with many schooners headed to Boston Portsmouth and Derby. Bangor Salem and Gloucester report cargoes including codfish haddock and pollock with large hauls from Cape North and Western Bank. Officials tighten bait licensing affecting trips. herring available around Magdalens and Cape Breton.
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Milbridge-Ar
Lulu
Leighton
Boston
Crusoe
Strout
Bertha VY
Wilson
Columbia Falls
Clinton
Vineyard Haven
Jessie Lena
Rose
Savannah
Job H. Jackson
Briggs
Fall River
Kennsbee River
Sarah Louise
Hooner
Calais
Derby
Cona
Schs
Emma Dendicott
Francis R Baird
Francis D Goufrey
F Edwards
Josiah Whitehise
Oasis
McDonald
Perth Amboy
Swhs
A Sanford
Addie D Hinckley
George D Perry
Jesse Lena
Job H Jack
Sarah Louse
Josian Whitehouse
Bangor
Mary A Hall
Veazie
Phila
Delphian
Minerva
Alexander
Hoboken
Electa Alley
Philbrook
Barse Oakland
Pulbrook
White
Tripp
Twilight
Fishburn
Lucy P Miller
Homer
New York
Roman
Cobb
Baltimore
Washington
Harmony
Lord
Lizzie Poor
Lickey
Waldron Holmes
Salem
Wallace Ward
Vesver
Gardiner Gleering
Rogers
Narra Asett
Carson
Philadelphia
Mary Standish
Robinson
Emma
Cotton
Ayres
Jersey City
Herr Whitney
Eliers
Port Johnson
Boothbay
Mary Willie
Williams
Portsmouth
Sophie Willie
Young
Plymouth
George Hag N
Newcastle
St George
Eliza Lien
Thompson
Cushing
Provincetown
Carrie ‘S Rogers
Chadwick
Gen Jane 6S
Tone
Isoston
Waspey Bast
Gloucester
Anniearta
Friendship
William W Rice
Plymouth Rock
Cape North and Western
Iank
Rigel
Grand Bank
Worland
Nelson Y McFarland
Falcon, Carrier
Lido
Zenobia
Susi
Hooper
Georges
R Hammond
Ethel Maud
Leander & Gould
William H Croas
Shore
Elizabeth Foster
Kish
Cape North and Western Bank
Magdalens
Cape Breton
Ships and sailings from Dublin to Lisbon in late May
May 22 to May 29 sailings list includes Elizabeth from Dublin to Quebec, Nuovo Mondo from Gibraltar to New York, Hatfield to Philadelphia, Fulwood to San Francisco, Lorenzo to Philadelphia, M J Foley to New York, Kathleen to Philadelphia, Ma Nutter to New York, Gazelle to do, Christina Mouore to do, Clifton to do, Einer to New York, Nellie Wise to Providence, Abbie S Hart to Manila, North American and Charles S Whitney to Calcutta and New York, with several other vessels bound for Boston and New York routes.
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Dublin
Elizabeth
Colcord
Quebec
Gibraltar
Nuovo Mondo
Ital
Astarita
New York
Steamera Hatfield
Philadelphia
Augerton
Do. Havre
Fulwood
McNoah
San Francisco
Lisbon
Lorenzo
Orsland
Card
Clifton
McLean
Norvenhamn
Bark Einer
Nor
Olanssen
Riga
Nellie Wise
Providence
St Welena
Astoria
Jackson
Calcutta
Maria
Riecke
Algoa Bay
Boston
Ghis Abbie S Hart
Goudy
Manila
North American
Lincon
Charles S. Whitney
Spicer
Anthina
Campbell
Britannia
Scot
Bandaneira
Ahrens
Ship movements and arrivals in early maritime log notes
Entries list vessels and routes between cities such as Henrietta Gilmore New York to Shanghai and Morialta Calcutta to New York with April travel dates. Other lines note Mark Howe Evans Darien to Port Madoc May 24 and Carl D Lathrop Kingston to Boston May 25 alongside Viola Keppard New York to Mobile May 26 with coordinates and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Gilmore
New York
Shanghai
Morialta
Whilips
Calcutta
Mark Howe
Evans
Darien
Port Madoc
Lin
Jark Luiming
Pensacola
Dordrecht
Sombrer
Viola Keppard
Mobile
Notices to Mariners in Newport and Delaware
Newport Rhode Island May 29 Cutter Dexter hauled out the masts of schsels on Harvey sunk off Whale Rock towed here today the channel is now clear Delaware Breakwater May 29 the wreck of bark Patriot lies half way between stone pile and Marshalls Buoy it is dangerous to navigation
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Newport
Dexter
Schsels
Harvey
Whale Rock
Delaware
Patriot
Marshall
Marine Notes From Tam o Shanter Report May 22
Marine notes from the Tam o Shanter reporting in Philadelphia dated May 28 describe voyage from Liverpool with position at lat 42 30 long 65 as of May 22. Details remain partial with navigation data and current status unclear. No names of crew or cargo are provided in the readable fragment.
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Marine Notes
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Jon
Ocean Shipping News Dispatches From May and June
Catalog of vessel movements and incidents across Atlantic ports including wreck reports near St John NB and Little River, ships ashore or under tow, cargo discharges, and newbuild plans. Names include Antoinette, Citta, Augusta Victoria, Columba, and Chesapeake area steamers with routes Boston to St John, Norfolk to Newburgh, and Philadelphia traffic.
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Harter
Barbados
Walsh
St John
Stony Plat
Danbaker
el Ware Bay
Philadelphia
RD Beach
Boston
Little River
Antoinette
George Baird
London
Advance
Bonnell
Bahia
Citta
Bari
Gambardello
Alderney
New Orlans
Rouen
Int Ct
Hamburg American Packets Company
Agusta Victori
Columba
England
Europe
Norfolk
North Carolina
Washington
Big Kinnuket
Gulf Stream
Orient
Lambet’s Point
Massachusetts
Nausemont River
Viola W Burton
New York
Newburne
Big Kinnakeet
Montreal
Escalona
Bordeaux
Quebec
Henry
Redmond
United States
Davis Island
Steavner
Wisconsin
Liverpool
Wreckle
Roanoke
Absecum
Rollins
Baltimore
Rio Janeiro
Cees
Burgee
Aregat
Foreign Ports Trade Listings From May Operations
A long list of ships and ports with sailing and in port statuses dated May. Entries include vessels such as Magdalene Meyer New York E D Rice Jordan San Francisco Giano Sepich for Boston and many others like Hector B Hoyt and Hattie E King clearing for New York. Strong entities include New York San Francisco Boston Rotterdam Halifax Liverpool Buenos Aires Barbadoes and Demerara with various bark steamers brigs and schooners and dates from May 1 to May 28.
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Aariiuus
Magdalene
Meyer
New York
Answerp
E D Rice
Jordan
San Francisco
Bulnos Ayres
Giano
Sepich
Boston
Barracoa
Flamboro
Fraser
Trinidad
Unita
Dana
Jor Do
Cardenas
Art
Maggie Cala
Meves
Philadelphia
Caluulla
George Skeffield
Beare
Dover
Pased
Chas Luding
Wicke
Rotterdam
Gallnock
Slavonia
Glear
Mima Belle
Thompson
Bada
Corbett
Havana
Mary
Henry Warner
Paine
Talermo
Orsino
Passarobang
Ardjaen Bait
Nelson
Scheen
Montevideo
Lindsen
Christensen
Marsilles
Leacemaker
Gautier
Barbados
M & KB Cann
Ruwdall
ST Pierre
Mart
Port
Demerara
Enima
Plummer
Or York
Sagua
Tremont
Brophy
Phildelpha
Gertrude Abbott
Shempson
Irinidad
Glad Tidings
Robe
Philadelpnis
Baltimore to Rio Janeiro and New York sailing notices
A long list of vessels and routes from Baltimore Boston and Portland includes steamer Savona, bark New Light and schooners H Half and Hoyt with Shenton cargoes. Multiple ships depart or are reported near New Haven Port Everglades and Norwalk with cargoes bound for Philadelphia New York and Havana amid port clearances and arrivals.
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Baltimore
Tamer
Putti
New Light
Las i Hoyt
New York
Noth
Herman Winter
Knickerbocker
Ug Ice King
Bagor
Darien
Cassie Jameson
Collins Rovitchsland Harbor
Islay Arbor
Sen Cottingham
Bisnop
Georgetown
Cietoee Lauer
Norwood
Newark
Rockport
Mass
Schs Curries
Briggs Hammett
Norfolk
MK Rawley
Rawkey
Savannah
Florida
White
Whistler
Keck
RS Jean
Morris
Taunton
West Annis
Scis
Howard Norfolk
Oward Williama
River
Driffield
New Orleans
Rouen
H L Routh
Monare
London
Ravensdale
Port Spain
Telatily
Jumpborough
Donati
Rio Janeiro
Glengarry
China
Japan
Wid Flower
Penarth
Panama
Portland
Atalanta
Montego Bay
Italy
Ann's Bay
Rotterdam
Liverpool
Julia Rowvins
Johnson
Isaltimore
Kiowanelo
J B
Rabel
Sawyer Hiavana
Carrick
Alward
Antigua
Hatti¢ Darling
Kelley
Nassau
Millard
Steeman
Matanzas
Wiliam E Clowes
Penny
Moses
Julia Hollins
Havana
Schs Mitaver
St John
Dolphin
Bangor
Moliie Rhodes
Ialhaven
Helen J Holway
Machias
A Tayford Rocsland
Ano Elizabeh
John Crawford
Fall River
Eagle
Addie Fuller
Lilen Morrison
Cape Haytien
Italia
Dozen
St Ann’s Bay
Bigonanza
Andrews
Rangoon
Abie
Nichola
Kinghai
Boston
Trave
Bremen
Noordand
Awwerp
City of New York, Ciy
Rome
Germanic
Basti
Vara
Letimbro
Barcelona
Arden
Kinstea
Cienfneyes
Acrington
Barks
Olesmith Wiong
Kelverdale
Mails Close At Boston For Global Steamers
Postcard style notice lists mail closing times at the Boston office for ships including Edith Haugh Athos Oranje Nassau City of Para Piggati Henrietta H and Pavonia. Details cover Central America Brazil Cuba Jamaica La Plata Curaçao Venezuela Colombia and Pacific routes with specific dates in May and June and supplementary sailings via Halifax and Rio de Janeiro.
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Edith Haugh
Central America
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Costa Rica
South Pacific
Aspinwall
Piggati
New Orleans
Cota Rica
City of Para
New York
Jamaica
Jaemel
Uba
City of Columbia
la Plata
Rio de Janeiro
Henrietta H
Newport News
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Jaciel
Curacoa
Venezuela
British and
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Varescia
Great Briton
Ireland
Pavonia
Moston Direct
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Proposals for Neponset Bridge widening Boston
Sealed proposals addressed to the City Engineer for widening the Neponset Bridge opening will be opened publicly at 12 o clock noon on Saturday June 1 1889 at City Hall Boston. Bids must follow contract specifications available from the City Engineer. The City Engineer may reject any or all bids. May 20 1889 William Jackson City Engineer.
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Joan Be Fitzpatrick
Neponset Bridge
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City of Boston
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Leander Greely
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Searsport
Bucksport
Winteroil
Traauviea
Green’s Landing
Swans’ Island
South West Harbor
North East Harbor
Bar Harbor
Sorrento
North West Harbor
Deer Isle
Little Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Brooklin
Bluehill
Surry
Klisworth
Ill. In
Swans’ Yaland
Ellsworth
William H. Hill
Boston, Halifax &P.E.1. Steamship Line
the Canada Atlantic Steamship Co. Limited
Cmroll
Worcesec
Port Hawkesbury
Picton
Charlottetown
Ssalifax
Ealifax
Cirerol
Worcester
Chicottetown
Senate
India Wharf
Pier 11
North River
Soth
H. M. Whitney
India Whart
Eastport
St. John and Annapolis
Minternational 8. 8, CO
St. John
Digby
Annapolis
W. H. Kilby
Boston Fruit CO
L. D. Khaker
Marmion
Miranda
Touris
J. H. Freeman
Kennebec River
Star of the East
AW. Rata Laker
Lincoln’s Wharf
Sath
Richmond
Gardiner
Halowell
Kath
Hoomaday
Chas. H. Hyde
Irene Tree Ee Steamship Wichigan
Grand Junction
Custom House
Consignees
Warren & CO
Postoffice
Boswieton
Fortland. C
Jommonwealth
Massachussetts
Middlesex
George A. Parmenter
Cambridge
Saii
Middlex
Geo
W. W. Saville
Sherff
Emit Poel
Cunard Line
Cork Harbor
Warren Line
Dune Ak Palestine
Norseman
Postoffice Square
Allan Line
Rostov
Hlasagow
A. Allan
State Street
Leyland Line
Istrian
Dune
Lostonian
Whayver & Lanouln
Furness Line
Fowdercrecesss
Stockholm
Durham City
Furness
Water Street
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Norman
Munday
Parthian
Long Wharf
Wilmington
E B. Sampson
Aeno
Mallory Lines
Galveston
Alamo
Port Royal
Brunswick & Fernandina
Texas
Rio Grande
Ayne FT
Seth Spraglus
Old State House
Georgla
Alamtama
Mississapgii
Louisiana
NEW England
Savannah Steamship Company
Gate City
Macgon
Boton
Sp. m
A. G. Pearson
N. Eng
W. R’y
Richardson & Barnard
Atlantis Avenue
New Yor
New York & New England R. B
Metropolitan
Sound Line
Ocean Steamship Company
New
Worse
Osavans
H. A. D. Sampson
Eng
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
Mississipi
Arzona
New and Old Mexico
Colorado
California
E. E. Currier
N. E
BE. Hawley
Eastern
Boston & Providence
Waldo A. Pearce
Washington St
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Seamship Co
Central Wharf
Pildmont Air Line
Boston & Providence A
Depo
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Benton
Tenn. & Ga. Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
Baltimore & Qobio KR
Norfock
GEO. &. Smalley
Gen. Agt
Beaton & Gloucester Steam Boat Company
Northshile Central Wharf
Sandays
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Agen