Gladstone Reaffirms Bulgaria Policy and Bulgarian Elections
In Nov 8 dispatches from Sofia and surrounding towns, Bulgarian Sobranje signals urge immediate election of a prince to succeed Alexander and preserve order. Gladstone replies that Ottoman provincial liberties are for their own use, not to be handed over, while Russian interests and Bourgas gunboat movements prompt tensions. General Kanthars refuses to share Bulgaria’s note seeking a throne candidate, and rumors of revolts and Afghan frontier troop movements circulate from St Petersburg and Tinnova reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trrnova
Mrake
Alexander
M. Karaveloff
Bulgaria
Bourgas
Russia
Gladstone
Ottoman Empire
England
Europe
Iddesleigh
Sofia
Kanthars
Tinnova
Kaulhars
St. Petersburg
Korsakoff
Komaroti
Avnenkoff
Angla
France urges Britain to fix date for Egyptian evacuation
Paris reports that M Waddington conveyed to Lord Salisbury France's view that England should take the initiative and set a date to evacuate Egypt. Turkish and Russian approval noted. Germany and Austria reserved. Italy opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
République Francaise
France
England
M. Waddington
Lord Salisbury
Egypt
M. de Freycinet
Europe
Turkey
Russia
Germany
Austria
Italy
Four-Oared Shell Race Won on the Thames
Hanlan's crew led by Hanlan won the £100 four oared shell race against Ross's crew on the Thames in Loxpon. The match featured crews of Hanlan Turner Hamm and Ten Eyck versus Ross Lee Bubear and Perkins. The result was decisive in favor of Hanlan's boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
Hanlan
Turner
Hamm
Ten Eyck
Ross
Lee
Bubear
Perkins
Thames
Trafalgar Square
Hyde Park
Berlin
Elizabeth of
Saxe-Weimar
Duke of Mecklenburg
Weimar
Frederick William
Vladimir
Russia
Dusty
Arthur Merelon
Theodore Keatinge
Kenna Sees Strong Democratic Outlook for 1888
Senator Kenna, secretary of the Democratic congressional committee, returns to Washington saying Democrats are in good shape. He predicts a 37-37 Senate split with Van Wyck and Riddleberger out, and a House Democratic majority around 22 when labor candidates are counted as Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washindon
Kenna
Democratic Congressional Committee
House
Senate
van Wyck
Riddleberger
Law reelected in Second District by six vote spread
In Curiaco on November 8 the official canvass shows Congressman Frank Law Democrat reelected in the second district by six votes over opponent Gleason United Labor. The canvassing board withheld declaration pending review by judges and clerks of five precincts. Charleston meanwhile reports William Elliott Democrat elected to Congress over Robert Smalls Republican by a 500 to 1000 majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Frank Lawis
Finois
Gleason
United Labor
Messrs
Lawler
Charleston
William Elliott
Robert Smalls
Supreme Court to Hear Six Telephone Cases as One
The Supreme Court granted a motion to advance and hear together six telephone cases. They will be argued as a single case on January 24 at the head of the calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washincron
Supreme Court
Harvard Torch-Bearers Parade Closes Harvard College Celebration
A grand torchlight procession ending the Harvard College celebration drew thousands along Cambridge streets. The march included police, cadets, printing press, naval units, and various class costumes from 87 to 90, with ornate decorations and a fireworks finale at Holmes Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard College
Hemenway Gymnasium
Bartol
Alexander
Clark
Reeers
Knowles
Michael
Harvey
Armory
Woodman
Lund
Wood
Crocker
Butler
Whypple
Lord
Pulsifer
Storrow
Parker
Woodbury
Morean
Hunneman
Vorse
Ropes
Morse
Bingham
Dexter
Endicott
Higginson
Matthews
Crebore
Slocum
Geoham
Law School
Cambridge Street
Broadway
Quincy Street
Harvard Street
Prospect Street
Main Street
Quincey Street
College Yard
Harvard Square
Garden Street
Mason Street
Brattle Street
Craigie Street
Concord Avenue
Waterhouse Street
North Avenue
Jarvis Street
Holmes Field
Agassiz and
Putnam
Messrs. Page
Ivers
Fessenden
J. H. Allen
Dr. Voree
Sanders Street
George %. Gray
Professor Corey
William Lawrence
Reeves Bros
P. O’brien & Son
Beck Hall
Snnex
City Hall
Harvard
Central Squares
Kentucky
John Hancock
Samuel Adams
Count Rumford
Nicholas Boyston
Christopher Gore
Thomas Hollis, Jr
Josiah Quincy
James Bowdoin
Flint
Matthew Holworthy
Caleb Cheeslaleau
Washington Corps
C. W. Eliot
Associated Press
Holmes ' Field
John Harvard
Steamer Mississippi Reported Missing En Route to Montreal
Quinec November 8 The Dominion line steamer Mississippi en route from Liverpool to Montreal has been at sea for eighteen days triggering anxiety over her safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinec
Mississippi
Dominion Line
Liverpool
Montreal
St Paul returns tally Gill majority 2314
The Pioneer Press reports official statewide returns by wire showing Gill leading with a majority of 2314 votes. The data covers all counties in Minnesota and confirms the election outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul. Minn
The
Pioneer Press
ticGill
Water color exhibition at Leenai's art rovius
Attendees inquire about a water color show at Leenai's art rovius located at 46 Bromfieid sire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leenai
Art Rovius
Barber Shop Fire and Arson Suspect Arrest in Boston
George A. Dobbs of Shawmut Avenue was arrested on arson charges after fires at his barber shop on Sudbury and Hawkins streets on Sept 5 and at a Washington Street stable in late October. He claimed losses of 1300 to the insurance company and faces arrest yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Dobbs
Shawmut Avenue
Sudbury
Hawkins Streets
Washington Street
Ashmont
Dobbs
Insurance Company
Radical cure claimed for rupture by New York ads
A sensational medical advertisement from the World's Dispensary Medical Association promotes a radical new method to permanently cure rupture. It urges readers to send 10 cents in stamps for references and mentions a terms policy from its Buffalo office at 665 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Mainstreet
Buffalo
N. Xs
Park Theatre Opens With The Little Detective Five Roles
Lotta stars in The Little Detective at Park Theatre starting last evening. She plays five characters to showcase versatility. Supporting cast includes Harold Courtney Fred Lennox Gert Coote W P A Anderson Josie Shepard Sarah Manypenny and Julia Wheeler. Next week two shows Little Nell and Nitouche planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotta
Park Theatre
Boston
Hlareld Courtney
Fred Lennox
Gert Coote
WP. A. Anderson
Josie Shepard
Sarah Manypenny
Julia Wheeler
Adonis Delights Large Audience at Hollis Street
A large audience enjoyed the performance of Adonis at Hollis Street last evening. Tonight marks the anniversary of the opening, with souvenirs for reserved-seat purchasers. Each miniature easel souvenir holds a cardboard programme with a portrait of Mr. Dixey and theatre views, framed by ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Street
Mr. Dixey
Langtry Illness Cancels Boston Theatre Show
There was no performance at the Boston Theatre last evening due to Mrs. Langtry's illness. The star is expected to appear as usual tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Theatre
Variety at the Howard Athenæum Excites Boston Crowd
William Carroll's star specialty company presented a strong variety show at the Howard Athenæum last night. The cast, including Miss Kitty O Neil, Schoolcraft and Coes, and Mrs. Diddemus's Party, drew an enthusiastic, crowded house. Leopold and Burnell demonstrated multi instrument play while Carroll entertained with his banjo humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
William Carroll
Star Specialty Company
Howard Athenæum
Boston
Kitty O'Neil
Schoolcraft and Coes
Diddemus
Leopold
Burnell
Entertainment Roundup Hits Globe Bijou and Harbor Lights
Claudian repetition at the Globe, Harbor Lights featured at the Museum, and an excellent Bijou show marked a lively local entertainment scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Harbor
Museum
Boston News Briefs and Court Notes
Gus Raymond arrested in a sleeping car on the Shore Line train before Boston. Aldermen vetoed the Beacon street grading damage payout to Shaw and Melville, saying the estate was benefited. Boston Young Men's Christian Association holds noonday and 9 o'clock meetings with a week of speakers. The Wilson Moon case expected in circuit court. Radbourn signed to play for Boston next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus” Raymond
Crook
Shore Line
Boston
Board of Aldermen
Samuel S. Shaw
John O. Shaw
Elizabeth S . Melville
Beacon Street
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Tremont Row
D. L. Chubbuck
A. P. Downs
J. W. Smith
A. C. Russell
O. F. Waltze
W. E. Cummings
Boylston Street
Berkeley
F. H. Pummer
Charles A. Ufford
C. L. Pitkin
L. N. Tower
G. M. Gardner
C. F. Irving
Wilson-Moon
Radbourn
Real estate transfers across Suffolk County towns and streets
A compilation of land and building transfers listing buyers and sellers in Boston Dorchester Roxbury and Revere with dates from Oct 1 to Nov 3 and amounts ranging from $1 to $14 000 including mortgaged back arrangements and city acquisitions. Notable entries include Henry W Savage purchasing in Union Park and Susan Pope et al transferring on Newbury Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer Street
Henry_ B Leach
William White
Huntington Avenue
Henry Chadwick
Andrew Hetherston
Mayo Street
Benjamin ©. White
City of
Boston
Union Park
Marygaret
Rice
Henry W. Savage
Massachusetts Hospital
Fayette Street
Peter Fee
Indiana Place
John W. Gleason
Clara A. Sanders
Newbury Street
Susan Pope Et al
Uriah H. Coffin
Dorchester
Joshua 8
McDonald
Andreas Blume
Long Meadow
Clifton Streets
James N. Thompson
Eunice M. Flynn
Lauriat Avenue
Roxpery
John H. Doyle
Hannah M. Doyle
Alpine Street
Francis J. Ward Et al
Parker Street
Grammar School
Stephen H. Williams, Jr
Pynchon Street
Charles M. Adams
Charles J. Paine
City of Boston
Ruggles Street
Samuel Little Et al
Almira A. Young
Homestead Street
West Roxsery
Charles H. Johnston
Charles G. Lynch
Washington Street
Bernhard Zeller
Elizabeth Koenig
Belle Avenue
David Moulton
Bridget A. Kent
Eighth Street
James F. O'Kelly
Thomas Cunningham
Bridget FE. Barry
William H. Storey
George T. Littlefield
John ©. Peak
Addison Street
Margaret Lothrop
Cordelia Low
Broadway
Stockton Streets
Eliza A. Redliff Et al
Thomas B. Jones
Chestnut Street
Emma F. Haskell
Edward F. Wiswall
Arington Street
Arlington Savines Bank
Leverett Avenue
Dustin Laney
Daniel S. Fuller
Walnut Avenue
Samuel Little
Clara D. Smith
WCTU Holds Special Meeting at Tremont Street
A special meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at 515 Tremont Street yesterday afternoon chaired by Mrs. H A Gordon to welcome back delegates from the national convention in Chicago. Mrs. Rice reported a large audience and successful gathering. Miss Weard read the national reports. Officer elections are set for November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Tremont Street
H. A. Gordon
Chicago
Rice
Miss Weard
National Society
Charlestown Woman Endorses Coe’s Cough Balsam
Mrs Lemctren RoGrrs of Charlestown New Hampshire says she has used Coe's cough Balsam and found it the very best medicine for colds and coughs.
Shipping News Roundup From Global Ports
Ships arriving and sailing reported from Boston New York Baltimore Cardiff Genoa Havre Halifax London Liverpool Plymouth Philadelphia Queenstown Southampton Dunnet Head and Prawle Point with journeys from destinations such as Liverpool London New York Philadelphia Boston Newport Swansea Cartagena and Bremen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Samaria
Liverpool
Chiswick
Jlavina
New York
Ludgate, Mill
London
Newport
Spinwall
Beaconfield
Swansea
Alene
Carthagena
Servia
Finance
Brecht
Baltimore
Toledo
Cardiff
Yoaford
Genoa
Stura
Havre
la Bretagne
Halifax
Nova Scotian
Carthagenian
Montreal
Clifton
Chatham, NY
Roman
Plymouth
Suevia
Hanbury
Philadelphia
Monkseaton
Rio Marina
Queenstown
Lord Gough
Southampton
Elbe
Bremen
Dunnet Head
Ripon City
Newcastle
Prawle Point
Towerill
China
Fernstrand
Caroline
Schlueter
Hording
Reinhold
Chicoutimi
Point DE Grave
Elida
Zincke
Bordeaux
Rotterdam
Benj Bangs
Zernichow
Immanuel
Molbach
Charleston
Ragnhild
Dabl
Hubbards Cove
Swinemund
Weather Observations and Almanac Notes at Boston Signal Station
Observations recorded at the United States Signal Station in Boston at 7 AM local time detailing barometer readings, wind, and weather as fresh and clear. Instructions for ship captains state to adjust readings by one hundredth of an inch per ten feet of sea level. a miniature almanac entry provides high water, moon, and day length values for Tuesday November 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Mometer
Bae
Port of Boston Shipping News Reports Arrivals and Departures
Port of Boston lists arrivals including Steamer Samaria from Liverpool with 286 steerage passengers, Steamer Palestine from Liverpool with merchandise, and Steamer Merrimack from Charlottetown with passengers. Several ships cleared for New York and Philadelphia. several vessels sailed coastwise with cargoes and passengers. Weather favorable then northwest gale toward Brown's Bank. noted conditions at Highland Light and Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samaria
Roberts
Liverpool
Queenstown
Cullards Co
Palestine
Whiteway
Ang
Mdse
Warren & Co
Lon
Brown's Bank
Merrimack
Crowell
Charlottetown
Pet
Halifax
Nickerson & Crosby
Chiswick Bri
Leighton
Havana
Boston
Chatham
Hallett
Baltimore
Norfolk
Georges Smalley
Brieh Audacieux
Deveau
Mereghan
Alex Poster & Co
Neptune
Coleman
New York
H M Whitney
Forest City
Snowman
Portland
Charles F Williams
Cox & Green
Thompson
Sarah W Lawrence
Farrow
John Rose
Allen
Philadelphia
Lavina Campbell
Vail
Emma Heathen
Lacy
Sullivan
S VW Simmons
Douglass
Lanesville
Hattie Nickerson
Newburyport
Fritz Bros & Co
J F Merry
Schs
Lavinia Campbell
Sadie Wilcutt
J & H Crowley
Steamtaug
Mercedita
Laurena
Conquest
Susie Kytin
Abby Wasson
Barkentine
Hattie G McFarland
Rickman
Lighthouse Channel
Highland Light
Shipping news from Boston to New York and Gloucester fleet report
Under Oct date the Grace & Co of San Francisco quotes last charters from 28s 9d to 30s for UK Antwerp or St Nazaire. Many American ships accept 2od 9d for Liverpool or Havre direct. In port 45 disengaged vessels listed with numerous named ships and destinations. Reports heavy weather and no ship damage. Gloucester fleet reports large halibut and codfish receipts and near end of mackerel season with only a few Bay fleet schooners remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Grace & Co
San Francisco
United Kingdom
Antwerp
St Nazaire
Liverpool
Havre
Alfred Watts
Ben Douran
Carl Friederick
Celestial Empire
Chas Dennis
Charles E Moody
Copley
Durham
Geo R
Barks Akaroa
Blairhoyle
Britannia
Jellinpo
Gerard C Tobey
Nicholas Thayer
Rokeby Hall
Rohilla
Star of Denmark
Westward Ho
Vineyard Haven
Steamiug
Confidence
Barges Robena
A Carleton
Boston
New York
Charles Dennis
Cavanaugh
Richmond
Nobska Point
Gardiner
Gipsy Queen
Chandler
Portland
Icis Johan
Norris
Harding
Gay Head
Sargent
Smith
Northport
Rattler
Matthews
Perth Amboy
Newburyport
E H Ring
Hillyard
Eastport
Red Rover
Rich
Frankport
Post Boy
Bangor
Standard
Oram
Philadelphia
George & Albert
Wentworth
Narragansett Pier
Avon
Closson
Newark
Cecile
Steele
Port de Paix
Ella M Storer
Stabi
Adam Kennedy
Kennedy
Baltimore
Joseph M Dayes
Apalachicola
Thomas Booz
Cora
Studiey
Lucy A Davis
Ross
Nellie B Gray
Thorndike
South Amboy
Proqncetown
Henry Crosby
Dunton
Newport News
Anger
Emelia G Sawyer
Dobbin
St John
Stephen J Watts
Donivan
Dunnings Cove
J M Morales
Jordan
Baconia
Arey
Addie FE Snow
Norton
Rockland
Marlinique
Lowell
Tonn
Eaton
Harvey
N13
Wo E& Wih
Tuck
Taylor
Lele Brown
Perry
Wilmington
Willard Salisbury
Gray
Bridgeport
Boothbay
Idhs Ambrose
Knight
Spotford
North Sydney
Frank Barker
Meader
Carrie E Woodbury
Bryant
Orrento
Gloucester
Schs Aroostook
Lizzie J Jones
Vidal Wave
Georges
Pleetwing
Henry W Longfellow
Blocksland
Schs
Herman Babson
Spencer F Baird
Garland
Bay of Obbis
Sailing records of various ships and barks across ports
A condensed list of vessels dated October and November sailing or passing through ports including Belfast Barca del Matilda Newport barque Maida from Barcelona to Newfoundland and Dover routes. Entries mention ships names captains destinations such as New York Hamburg London and Baltimore with dates and routes.
Sir Paul and Elsie Sail from Widdeford to Jacksonville Navy 6
Sir Paul and Elsie depart Widdeford bound for Jacksonville aboard Navy 6 off Charleston, voyage details sparse but notes the route and vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Paul & Elsie
Widdeford
Jacksonville
Navy
Charleston
Newport Notables Attend Event In Rhode Island
At Newport Rhode Island on November 7 Icis Oscar and Hattie of Swampscott joined Andrew Burnham of Boston Etta M Story of New Bedford Effie Kemp of Wellfleet Gracie Benson of Provincetown and Grover Cleveland of Boston for a social gathering and introductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport, RI
Icis
Oscar
Hattie
Swampscott
Andrew Burnham
Boston
Etta M Story
New Bedford
Effie i Kemp
Wellsteet
Gracie II Benson
Provincetown
Grover Cleveland
Bark Orders and Cargoes From Arctic Ocean voyage
Bark Francis Palmer at San Francisco 31st from Arctic Ocean carried 50 pounds oil and 900 pounds bone. Bark Abram Barker of this port from same voyage had 350 barrels oil and 6000 pounds bone. Bark Ohio from same voyage showed 110 barrels oil and 14 000 pounds bone. Sch J Abram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Palmer
San Francisco
Arctic Ocean
Abram Barker
Tobey
Ohio
Knowles
Abram
Arctic Whaling Report From New Bedford
Private despatches to Edgar Lewis state the Balena from San Francisco arrived with 11 whales from the Arctic. Vessels Orcs, Lucretia, Belvedere, Hunter, Northern Light, Mars, Andrew Wicks, Atlantic, Ocean, Reindeer, Mary C and Susan, Fleetwing, and Balena contributed catches totaling over 150 whales after a poor fleet start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilton
Atlantic
Ocean
Reindeer
Mary c& Susan
Multiple Vessel Incidents Reported Across Atlantic and Americas
Reports detail the cutter Manhattan arriving at Greenport and preparing a cruise, a two masted schooner ashore on Goose Island with injuries from a gale, and ships like the Canonbury, Persian Monarch, Julia Palmer, and River Ettrick involved in grounding, wrecks, or damage. The Evan Ponglass arrives at Portsmouth as the largest schooner to reach the port with 1500 tons of coal. A New Bedford schooner Pedro Varela sails home while captain's illness causes postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Greenport
Newcastle
Delaware
Goose Island
Canonbury
Quebec
Parrow
PeLore
London
Paton
Portland Roads
Julia Palmer
Liverpool
St John
New Orleans
Aselda & Laura
Mobile
Ruutan
Puerto Cortez
Wilmington
River Ettrick
Portsmouth
Evan Ponglass
Baltimore
New Bedford
St Michaels
Pedro Varela
Ricketson
J A Hamilton
San Franccisco
Ounalaska
Scholara Light
Sailed and in port ships and barks across world routes
Shipping list records numerous vessels sailing or in port from Antwerp New York to Shanghai with details on vessels names masters and destinations. Notable entries include brig John McDermott bound for Brazil from Buenos Ayres and steamer Inflexible sailing from Plymouth to New York.
Sailed and arrived ships and steamers list by ports
A long port clearances and arrivals: Astoria to Antwerp and Hong Kong. Baltimore to New York and Boston. Charleston to Brunswick and Newbern. Calais to Boston. Danversport to Hoboken. Dover NH to Bangor. Eastport to New York. Galveston to New Orleans. Hyannis to Boston. Jacksonville to Belfast. Key West to Havana. New Bern to Philadelphia. Norfolk to Liverpool. New Bedford to Newport. New Haven to Baltimore. Newport News to Liverpool. New Orleans to Havana. New York arrivals and clearances include steamers Servia Eleanora J Kennedy and many listed brigs, schooners, and ships through Hell Gate with eastbound traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
O—Ar Soth
Earl Wemyss
Colquhoun
San Pedro
Burks Wekefield
Crowell
Antwerp
Mittindes
Riches
San Luis
Gannon
Queenstown
Kidder
Griffin
Hong Kong
Baltimore
Decatur Miller
Hlowes
Boston
Irostburg
Mills
New York
Fanny Cadwaladar
Hart
Jonathan Bourne
Keene
New Bedford
Blackstone
Toledo
Swansea
Johns Hopkins
Savannah
Linn O’dee
Kingston
Jam
Talisman
Lelano
Port Spain
Trinidad
Charleston
Moses B
Bramhall
Woodhull
Brunswick
Addie Henry
Newbern
Mary E Mortis
Pacemire
Philadelphia
Converzione
Maresca
Girgenth
Aurora
Bremen
John R. Fell
Seaford
Del
Calais
Louise A Boardman
Tinker
Southwest Harbor
Senator Grimes
Warr
Marion
Mess
Lettie Wells
Bunker
Lucey
Wooster
Logano
Clark
Sarah A Reed
Aylward
Hollway
Sanborn
Wm Thomas
Patterson
Alligator
Sarah Louise
Morrison
Jed Frye
Langley
J K Baker
Brown
Danversport
Franklin
Mull
Hoboken
Dover
Mary A Rice
Lowell
Bangor
Eastport
Galveston
Comal
Bolger
Key West
Laurestina
Batty
New Orleans
Lone Star
Howe
Hyannis
Mass
Hattie S Collins
Fisher
Jacksonville
Prescott Hazeltine
Ferguson
Belfast
Key Wist
Whitney
Fill
Havana
Td Cochran
Weatherford
Mascotte
McKay
Quaker City
Davis
Apahhichicola
Viola
Burton
Smit
South Creek
Lond
Norfolk
Mary A Tyler
Loveland
Perth Amboy
Cerdic
Liverpool
Willard & Shepard
Reeves
Bull River
Rowland
Mitchell
Port Johnson
Hull
Brush
W & Krightman
Sanford
Mattapoisett
Newport
New Haven
Kate E Gifford
Wright
Nettie Langdon
Bagley
Fernandina
Newport News
Pharos
Hutchinson
Baker
Port Eads
American
Fditor
Angerton
Havrestag
Ave Maria
Ruaten
Iagohoseo
Thompson
London
Craigendoran
Furlong
Colonship
BK Palmer
Sorenger
Hamburg
Mid Nipotic
Borzane
Anger
William Cochran
Derrien
Trytoe
Smith
Laguayra
Sehs
Lackawanna
Closson
Point-a-Pike
Ella A Werner
Holbrook
St John
Cygnet
Gould
Canning
Louiga
Ernest T Lee
Lee
Lottie & Annis
Kingsland
Alfred F Howe
Ellis
Warren
Port Madison
John Wooster
San Francisco
Pory Townsend
Ar Soth
Barks Segina
Bronland
Memnon
Nordberg
Ounalaska
Petersburg
Add
Roman
Delaware
Auburndale
Bowden
Philadelpia
Portsmouth
Mary A Trainor
Decorra
Berry
F L Mulford
Willotson
Sea Queen
Thorn
Fanny Flint
Ships and Vessels In Port and Seaborne Movements 1856
Corrected to Monday November 8 1856 list of vessels in port and movements from New York Boston Philadelphia and other ports. Includes steamer Eleanora bark Clara E McGilvery brig Miranda and many schooners with owners masters and destinations noted. Also reports ships sailing from San Francisco to Havre and arrivals at various harbors with tonnage and wharf info.
City Street Listings and Passing Charlestown Bridges
A dense street ledger records names and addresses along Albany and Federal streets, Boston wharves and piers, and notes multiple Charlestown and Warren bridges. Entries include Edward L Warren Pearl Street and Elizabeth 106 Winnisimmet Ferry, with numerous residents, businesses, and passings noted across Charlestown bridges and surrounding streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Albany Street
Edward L Warren
Leaf
Pearl Street
Elizabeth
Winnisimmet
Union
Goldere Gloee
B& L Coal Wharf
E K Smalley
Charlestown Bridge
Franklin Pierce
Charlestown Brides Fleetwing
Charlestown Bridge Fairdearer
Tee
Union Bred
Walter
Medford Street
Corea Dip Gseness
Pease Case
Moseley's
Bonnie & Pan See
Isa Seas Surnham’s
McFarkind
Gane’ Morley & Morse’s
General Scott
Leatherbee’s
Gioose Bavacc
Helen H Benedict
Lehigh Street
Fleury Lippett
W Vanhanian
Wellington
Cicneciaen
John Stroup
Charlestown
Josiah R Smith
Cunard
Jon Proctereaue
John Bracewell
Bridge
Josephine
Manchester Haines
Lewis Donde
Bion
Joseph W Fish
H Oaks
Epee Ears Warren Bridge
Jane J. Newton
Kesten & Albany
Fier
Wishart
Liu
Story
Federal Street
Vaura
Rose
Standard
Granite Street
Pier 3
Leighton
Mary
Kelly's
Marginal
Comer
May McFarland
Batchelder
Federal Sf
Minnie Lewise
Eastern
Piert Wantene
Loesty
Maria Adelaide
Morse’s
Moseley’s
Bmazurks
Wales
Mattie W Atwood
Pee Coal Whard
Montana
Soo
Aire
Providence
Dick Willisons
Dammie
Brittain
Allen Prats
Fitchburg RR
Oston
Albany
Cuanestown
Golevuly
Eva Ferris
Hoosne
Piers Wleetrie
Dickson
Deering
Char An
Howard Williams
M Herbert
Hattie Vi Crowell
Warren Bridges
Harry L Whiton
Fitchburg
Hiram
Hattie Baker
Constitution Hlattia
Wwhite
Atlantic Avenue
Mark Gray
Franklin
Hoosac
Pier
Eldredge
Wellington’s
Cambridge
Nenen
Percy H. Reed
Lwarren Bridge
Bibber
Gas Works Roy
Boston & Albany
Richmond
Sturtevant’s
Rodney Parker
Hobbins's
Samuel Castner, Jr
Charlestown Bridges
Sadie Carey
Susie H Davidson
Samuel al Walker
Moseley
Blacker & Shepard
Stella Lee
Vasa Shake Anew's
Albany ‘Street
Sarah W Lawrence
T Thomas
Tod
Sarah Elewis
Lewis
Aiece Blacker & Shepard
Fenn
Harlestown Bridge
VSCOM
Uae
Wiliam
Snow
William Martin
Ceeesvesss National
Warrenton
Bartlett
William Jones
Gray
Williamite
Mystic Windsor Packet
Commercial
William Mason
Eastern RR
William Matheson
William Duren
Charlestown Bridg
Cunard Steamer Samaria Passengers Listed by Class
Passenger manifest details include saloon and intermediate aboard the Cunard steamer Samaria. Names cited are Sir WT Pickering Mr CG W Loring and Mrs LI Loring with two children and a maid. Class counts show 7 saloon 25 intermediate 286 steerage total unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Samaria
Lacerpoor
WT Pickering
CG W Loring
LI Loring
Marine Insurance Rates and Contacts for Valual Insurance
An old insurance notice from Valual Insurance Company at 49 State Street Boston announces hulls freights and cargoes insurance available at current rates. President EU. FS. Alder lists rates and guidance for shipowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valual Insurance Company
State Street
Boston
BANE
Transatlantic and regional steamship schedules and routes
A fragmented listing of ships and routes from New York and Boston to global destinations including Jamaica Savamiila the Windward Islands and Europe. Entries reference steamships Orioce Germanic Samaria Trave Manhattan and Servia with destinations to Costa Rica Progreso Vera Cruz Tampico Cuba and Progreso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Savamiila
Lvena
New York
Tor St
Thomas
Windward Islands
Orioce
Costa Rica
New Orleans
Europe
Southampton
Bremen
MG Steamship Ay
Queenstown
Liverpol
Germanic
New Woe
Progreso
Vera Cruz
Taxpan
Tampico
Siex
Manhattan
Samaria
Boston
Sain
Enis
Liverpool
la Bourgoyne
New Dressed
Devonia
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Fort Ireland
Great Britain
Servia
France
Brest
Havre
York
Scotland
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Czar
Gast
General Foreign News
Marshal Keyes
W. A. Brooks, Jr
Old College
Navy Club
Salem Cadet Caud
Kentucky Bocke
M’gill
Wolias Street Theatre
City Notes
Suffolk County
Christian Temperance Union
Ship News
Port OF
Matilda
Brownrigg
Androssan
Barcelona
Maida
Parsons
Newfoundland
Dublin
Sauled
Cardenas
Korts
Lungeness
Avoca
Mitchener
Dungeness
Deal
Craigallion
Nygaard
Pensacola
Pfalmouth
Auseklis
Neumann
Darien
Earl Granville
Storm
Westport
Geo F
Marine Notes
Lewis Smith
Wricht
Emi Payzant
de Aspinwall
William If Stuart
Sparks
Breemen
Port Royal
Putscher
Buenos Ayres
John McDermott
Brazil
Rachel Emory
Wyman
Dictator
Tielmann
Carolina
Hilo
Emma Claudina
Matson
Honolulu
H Dimond
Swift
Clist
Geo ¢ Perkins
Ackermande
Star of Devon
Mockett
Jaluit
Carbarien
Hope
Penhallow
Port Townsend
Hesper
Ryder
Eureka
Winding
Elsinore
Jenks
Royal Roads
Bowne
Paul
Hwamburg
Judas Keillor
Hughes
St Johns
McNicol
Lochiel
Ham
Oporto
Clifford
McCulloch
Alunda
Hills
Shin Kikec
Starbuck
Curtis
Falmouth
Low Point
Plymothian
Pinkham
Serra
Lizaracea
Wyle
Rogers
Border Chieftain
Nichols
Erato
Fritz
Gravesend
Chittagong
McDougall
Castello Dravcone
Schiafino
Gustaf Adolf
Rio Janeiro
Amy
Penfield
Si Thomas
John K Sowther
Balano
Nicolai
Drus
Tuticorin
F J Merryman
J A Horsey
Dowling
Santa Rosalia
Shanghae
Titan
Allyn
Sydney
Nsw
Thos Llilvard
Jones
Werra
Victoria
Jom
Sayre
Rouse
Heil Yarmouth
Shefield
Morch
Glasgow
C&m D
NT Croix
Stocse E
M. Doherty
Kneeland Street
Endicott Street
F. Doherty
Exchange
Thurston
Deer Isle
George Albert
Sweet
Wiscasset
Carroll
Sawyer
Machias
Atwood
Harmony
Pendleton
Tenney
Jachin
French
Idaho
Amelia
Cobb
Carter
Castine
Henrietta
Hutchins
Orland
Leichten
Lieuben
Northern Light
Millbridge
J P Ames
Moncton
Hattle
Mayo
Murphy
Rockport
Olive Elizabeth
Telegraph
Lullock
Thomaston
Victor
Quinn
Miranda
Corbett
Seis Robert G Dann
Ty M Kcoper
Harkness
Mima A Reed
Nish
Dinsmore
W Locke
Chase
Aericols
Trenton
Charlotte Buck
Lydia
Webster
Condont
Quivet
Grace
Betts
Uranus
Peters
Lizzie Mels
Teanic
Prank Learning
Richard Tit
McIntyre
Port
Love. Ao
EB Barks
Augustine Kobbe
Benj
Mant
Lewis Pert
Carl W Roman
Dye Wood Co
Medford Street Essex
Lewis Harriet Campbell
Justin H Ingersoll
Mary Edey
Alystic NeaVess
Green
Aspiiwali
Constitution
Simpson
Bob
Marquand
Mary Agnes
Winslow
Gaby
Ariadne
Annie BR Storer
Alvin Welly
Bee Elas
Klystic
Miacwa
Comey
MC Haskell
Pees
Bargent
CVT
Burnham
Rocky Gletig
Rosa Baker
OI Cnel
Searkiing
Leighton’s
Areola
New England
Abbie C Stubbs
Hoosae
I . Hovosac
Mal Winslow
Anna G Quiner
Abbie K Bentley
Ariel
Clara Leavitt
Cassie Jameson
Morley & Morse’s
Charles W Church
Federal
Gor & Grech
Chelsea
Chas L Jeffrey
Church
City of Augusta
RI Commonwealth
Old Colony
Rigel Warrier
Warren Bridge
Eream Chas
Raymond
Clara E Colcord
I Commercial
Apnie J Pardee
Bertha Warners Ae
Fitchburge RR
Carl D Lothrop
Green’s
Cantis
Jitedburg
Benj Courtney
Old Colony Bilonde
Boston & Albany Elevator
Camiria Doo
eOorEes Kreet Corrie Strong
Aiglel McQuesten
David Faust
Curtiss
M. Dorerty
Marine Insurance
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