Hathaway Released From Charlestown Prison After Ten Years
George T. Hathaway of Fall River was freed from Charlestown State Prison at 8:80 yesterday morning after a decade of confinement with good behavior commutation. He reunited with his wife in the warden's office and spoke fondly of Colonel Usher's administration while noting his partner Chase remains imprisoned and ailing from Bright's disease. Hathaway plans to spend a few weeks in Boston before likely returning to Fall River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Hathaway
Fall River
Charlestown
le Gpiaay Russell
Mr. Hoese
S. Angier Chase
Hathaway
Chase
Bright
Boston
Hve
Fathaway
Union Mills
Hardawey
Border City
Sagamore Mall
N Hfis
S. Angier
Nathan Dariee
Athaway
Difee
Hold=s
AG. Daefee
R. Angier Chase
New York
Hathaway-Chase
Holvider Inurfee
Balar
Durfee
Fall Rive
Chase and
Dr. Durfee
Jason
Madison Delegation Suspected in Lacqui Parle County Theft
Telegram from Montevideo reports at 2 am the Lacqui Parle county courthouse was broken into by a Madison delegation. The brick vault end was battered, county records and the treasurer’s safe containing county funds were removed. Madison is the new county seat. Governor Hubbard urged lawful obedience and said officials will enforce the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Hubbard
Spinners Meet Over Wage Petition in Fallu River
A large turnout at a Nov 12 special meeting debated the manufacturers reply to the spinners petition for wage increases. The reply was deemed unsatisfactory and laid on the table. Secretary Howard was told to seek a three member conference committee with the Board of Trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallu River
Howard
Board of Trade
Spinners’ Union
Oil Market Boom Shocks Pirrsspcra Trade
Nov 12 saw a sharp oil market rise with prices advancing to 71 and closing steady. Trading likely topped 6 million barrels as B B Frew halted operations and several operators faced squeezes amid bullish field news and expectations of cold weather reducing output in the Washington district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Frew
Shorts
Washington District
Passenger agents meet at Curiaco over rate protection
East bound line agents held a stormy meeting with Chicago & Grand Trunk and Baltimore & Ohio seeking protection to match Chicago & Atlantic rates. The resolution was rejected, a meeting record to be sent to Grand Trank managers, and threats of dissolving the association were raised as Chicago & Atlantic sells Chicago to New York first class tickets at 17 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Chicago & Grand Trunk
Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago & Atlantic
Grand Trank
Chicago
New York
Northerner Runs Aground and Burns Off Kellys Island
The Ward line steamer Northerner ran aground at Kellys island and caught fire while loaded with lime. The 1264 ton vessel was owned by John M. Nicol of Detroit and was totally consumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanoesky, O
Northerner
Ward Line
Kelly’s Island
John M. Nicol
Detroit
Reward proposed for Fletcher-Brook murderers in Bancro
Councillor Hatch communicates with Governor Robie in Philadelphia to offer a reward. Public sentiment calls for a $100 reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancor
Hatch
Robie
Philadelphia
Fletcher-Brook
Northern Pacific Official Discusses Puget Sound Route
Chicago despatch reports General A Anderson vice president and chief engineer of the Northern Pacific met President Cleveland’s commissioners to review the last forty miles of the line toward Puget Sound. He cited route savings, wheat country prospects in eastern Washington Territory, and the railroad’s strong financial condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A. Anderson
Northern Pacific Railroad
City
Cleveland Messrs. Goodyear
Buffalo
Rives
Virginia
Fuller
New Hampshire
Northern Pacific
Pugent Sound
Oregon Navigation Company
Puget Sound
Portland
Anderson
Washington Territory
Villard
New York
St. Paul
Cattle Transport Venture Tied to New York Land Purchase
A. B. Stickney of the Minnesota & Northwestern and Central Iowa railroads has bought 28 acres on Staten Island to form a transport company. The St. Paul Union Stock Yards and Minnesota & Northwestern would hold a controlling interest, owning an array of freight cars and facilities to icing and feed cattle while extending service from Minnesota to Chicago and beyond for New York business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cattle Transportation Company
A. B. Stickney
Minnesota & Northwestern
Central Iowa Railroads
Staten Island
New York Harbor
St. Paul Union Stock Yards Company
Minnesota & Northwestern Railroad Company
Chicago
New York
Judge rules Lake Erie & Western divisions to be sold separately
Chicago dispatch reports Judge Gresham orders the three divisions of the Lake Erie and Western railroad sold separately. The Elijah Smith controlled income bonds party aims to buy the Lafayette Bloomington and Municie division, the most valuable unit, to connect with the Fort Wayne and Louisville line. The other divisions will be largely valueless, risking wipeout for the stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie & Western
Chicago
Gresham
Elijah Smith
Lafayette, Bloomington & Muncie
Mrr. Smith
Kort Wayne & Louisville
New York and Boston Inland Railroad shows progress and stock data
The annual report through Sept 30, 1886 shows construction costs of 145 451 dollars of 500 000 authorized capital, 872 shares paid in, 4625 shares assessed, 90 520 paid in, total capital paid in 127 720, and 33 stockholders. Other items include salary moves at Pullman via Pennsylvania railroad, earnings slides and gains across multiple lines, Rutland Central Vermont litigation, Delaware & Hudson seeking NYSE listing of 1 million new stock, Manitoba railway bond sale with Kuhn Loeb Co Brown Bros Co and Kennedy Todd Co for 45 1 000 000 bonds at 14 percent maturing 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York & Boston Inland Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pullman Company
Chicago & Atlantic Soa
Ohio & Mississippi
Northwestern
Omaha
Louisville & Nashville
Rutland
Central Vermont
Franklin County Court of Chancery
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company
New York Stock Exchange
Union Coal Company
Manitoba Railway
New York
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Brown Bros. & Co
Kennedy, Todd &Co
Result of Over Production Hits Dunbar Hobart & Whel don
Wairman November 12 workers at Dunbar Hobart and Weldon tack and nail factories were told there would be no more work except on orders. The move follows an overproduction of tacks and nails with only small orders currently. Other local tack factories report a light market and no immediate improvement expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wairman
Dunbar, Hobart & Wheldon
Oleomargarine Law Boosts Government Revenue
The oleomargarine law, in force about two weeks, is expected to yield over 1,000,000 annually. Internal Revenue Collector John E. Fitzgerald said licenses to sell and manufacture oleomargarine total about 16,000 to date. Massachusetts has one factory in Chambridge with many agency offices near Chicago. Officials seek more deputies. twenty experts will be assigned, with five likely to Chicago, previously fruit-brandy specialists now unused in the Southern states after Nov 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Internal Revenue
John EK. Fitzgerald
Massachusetts
Chambridge
Boston
Chicago
Fitzgerald
Internal Revenue Officers
Internal Revenue Bureau
Knitters in Amsterdam Stand Fast Amid Labor Standstill
In Canajoharie New York a Knights of Labor meeting resolved not to return to knit goods mills until all workers can go back together. Manufacturers refuse to bargain and are short handed. About $5000 was raised in Amsterdam to aid the strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canajoharie
N. Y
Knights of Labor
Amsterdam
Maritime Ship Movements and Arrivals List
A dated compilation of ships sailing passing and arriving at various ports including Mendota Hamlin NY Bremen New York Magdalene Hamburg Dread Lizzie Marietta D Gazzalo Negrisnola Revello Annapolis Rosa Ciarina Bolina Harriet Upham Avoca Mitchell Lund Philadelphia and others with destinations such as New York St Johns Antwerp Paris London and Bordeaux across Nov 7 to Nov 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilboa
Hamlin
New York
Bremen
Aaron
Cuxhaven
Magdalene
Meyer
Hamburg
Gibraltar
Dreadnaught
Davies
St Johns
Lizzie
Date
Alicante
Genoa
Marietta
Gazzalo
Pensacola
Oth
Negrisnola
Revello
Annapolis
Pernambuco
Harriet Upham
Lloyd
Cardiff
Portland
Avoca
Mitchener
London
Point DE Grave
Viinland
Clementsen
Chatham
Bordeaux
RY Dalmere
Mary L Burrill
Eldridge
Londonderry
Stelttin
Venus
Christensen
Philadelphia
Swinemunde
Johanne
Bripkama
Stettin
Savona
Nina Seconda
Mari
Tarragona
Emanuele Accame
Cipriani
Trieste
Abram Young
Marine
Port Mahon
Venere
Vianello
Brockton Agriculture Society Holds Fourteenth Annual Meet
The Brockton Agricultural Society gathered for its 14th annual meeting. Treasurer Davis Packard reported receipts totals by day amounting to 106,565 70 with assets of 61,585 73 and liabilities of 61 585 73. Profits for 1886 were 4,586 33 with 9,352 40 expended on improvements. Officers elected include President Hon H W Robinson and Treasurer Davis S Packard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Brockton Agricultural Society
Davis Packard
H. W. Robinson
W. W. Crogs
John J. Whipple
George A. Holmes
Henry E. Lincoln
R. B. Grover
Ja Copeland
Davis S. Packard
Abbott W. Packard
Charles Howard
George G. Snow
Henry Copeland
W. B. Cross
E. M
Freight cars derail near Blossom street causing rail delay
Four freight cars shifted from State street yard to West Lynn jumped the track at 4 28 PM near Blossom street. One car wrecked and the up track was blocked until 7 45 PM delaying six to eight inward passenger trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street Yard
West Lynn
Blossom Street
Boscobel Bicycle Club
Coliseum
Friends
Rufus Kimball
City Hall
Citizens’ Party
Salem
Peabody
Lynn
Shipping News From Ports Across the Atlantic
Ships arrive and depart with cargoes and routes noted from Boston New York Antwerp Baltimore Brest Dartmouth Halifax Liverpool Leith Queenstown and other ports. Vessels include City of Berlin Vandyck Harbinger Wisconsin Adriatic Empress Nog notable origins New Orleans Galveston and Montreal with travel to Liverpool Boston Reval Genoa Averpool and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hermann
Antwerp
Liverpool
New York
City of Berlin
Vandyck
Rio Janeiro
Wieland
Hamburg
Havre
Nederland
Baltimore
Nova
London
Marima
New Orleans
Author
Empress
Galveston
Lake Nepigon
Montreal
California
Leith
Elpis
Queenstown
Wisconsin
Adriatic
Ott Brow Head
Nersciman
Gibraltar
Picqua
Genoa
Averpool
Notice to Captains from Boston Signal Station
Observations recorded on November 12 at 7 AM Boston time corresponding to noon Greenwich time report wind barometer and sea level pressure. Captains should adjust their barometers by one hundredth of an inch for each ten feet above sea level. Miniature Almanac for Saturday November 18 lists high water and moon phase with day length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sig- Uyv«nal
Boston
Eastport
Calais
Vic
St. Joan
Annapolis
N.S
Bay Portland
M International S. S.O
Commercial Wharf
Portland
St. John
Digby
M. W. IL Kilby
Port of Boston Arrivals and Passages Amid Mixed Weather
The port records arrivals and schooners including Steamer Bulgarian to Thayer & Lincoln and Steamer Hermann to Gill & Scotz. Numerous vessels listed with origins and crews, plus sailings of Star of the East and Forest City. Weather notes show west erly winds, squally conditions, and gales near Grand Banks with varying wind directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgarian
Parry
Liverpool
Ndse
Thayer & Lincoln
Hermann
Berg
Meyer
Antwerp
Ridge
Gill & Scotz
Grand Banks
Star of the East
Collins
Bath
Forest City
Snowmen
Portland
City of Gloucester
Young
Gloucester
Longfellow
Smith
Provincetown
Pelle Killaday
Nickerson
Amanda C. Parker
Lee
James W Drury
Baker
Willie H Higgins
Jones
Glanebe Hopkins
Tunnel
Samuel Dillaway
Brendige
Baltimore
Addie M Chadwick
Thatcher
George S Tarbell
Higgins
Addie Fuller
Sanborn
Lexington
Waters
Hiattie
Kelsey
Randall
Hoboken
Odiorne
Crowell
Minnie
Look
Carroll
Sawyer
Machias
Henrietta
Hutchins
Orland
Lul
Leighton
Steuben
Northern Light
Millbridge
York
Sailed ships from Maine to New York and Boston ports
Listings record numerous schooners and steamers sailing from Vineyard Haven Salem Wiscasset Boothbay Boothbay Harbor and surrounding ports to New York Boston Portland and St John NB on dates around the 10th to 12th sailing period. Vessel names include Veto Zeila Arianna Ter rapin C Gates Huntress and many more with captains and destinations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Ella Frances
Torrey
Perth Amboy
Portland
Anna Elizabeth
Phillips
Bangor
New York
Schs
Veto
Zeila
Clifton
Arianna
Terrapin
C Gates
Huntress
EF Barnes
Ida A Jayne
Wide Awake
B L Sherman
Willie L Newton
Amelia G Ireland
Anna M Dickenson
Charley Bucxi
Freddie L Porter
John Price
Rebecca J Moulton
Alba
Annie G
Emily Shepard
Biary Farrow
T B Garland
Wm Mason
Wiscasset
Schs Express
Kate Lilly
Boston
Douglas Haynes
Dunton
Bristol
Providence
Hope Haynes
Gray
New Haven
Minstrel
Boothbay
Renzie
Chatto
Rockland
Saco
Snow Squall
Crowell
Gillmore
Teal
Port Clyde
Rudolph
Mullen
Elizabethport
Patchin
Otterway
Castine
Chidisa
Blackman
Hingham
W C Norcroft
Robbins
Rockport
Arrivall
Stewart
Camden
Antelope
Banks
James Henry
Munrow
Etta
Tanner
Malloch
Eastport
Louisa Frances
Thorndike
Toronto
Dorety
Brooklin
Twilight
St George
Island Bell
Hill
Ford
Lake
Johnson
H G Boynton
Kelley
Lizzie J Clark
D Pellinghan
Florence Tower
Thurston
J B Stinson
Stinson
Deer Isle
M J Elliott
Ar Lith
Trade and ship movements at Aberdovey and Barrow
The notice records vessels sailing to New York and St John NB with captains Thomas sen and Stafford aboard the Favorit and Fearnought respectively, reporting arrivals on November 10 and 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdovey
Thomassen
New York
Barrow
Fearnought
Stafford
St John
Shipping Movements Reported in Atlantic and Caribbean
Steamer Warrior Bond from New Orleans to Boca del Toro on Nov 2 near Old Providence. Ship Golden Rule Williams from Quebec to Buenos Ayres on Oct 6 at lat 22 N lon 32 W. Ship Harry Morse Murphy from Cardiff to San Francisco on Sept 21 at lat 49 8 long 85 W. Arcot Cates Savannah to Perth Amboy Navy 11 off Delaware Capes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrior
Bond
New Orleans
Boca del Toro
Old Providence
Golden Rule
Williams
Quebec
Buenos Ayres
Harry Morse
Murphy
Cardiff
San Francisco
Arcot Cates
Savannah
Perth Amboy
Navy
Delaware Capes
New Bedford Whale News From San Francisco Dispatches
Despatches report Reindeer arriving at San Francisco with 300 barrels oil and 60 pounds bone. vessels Mary and Helen 600 barrels oil 11,000 pounds bone. Jacob A Howland 100 barrels oil 1500 pounds bone. Fleetwing nearby with about 300 barrels oil 600 pounds bone. Belvedere steamer from the Arctic with 200 barrels oil. Brig Eunice H Adams pursued whales near Fayal resulting in two sperm whales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Aiken & Swift
San Francisco
Baker
Belvedere
Cook
Arctic
Andrew Hicks
Mars
Eunice H Adams
Costa
Edgartown
Iskind
Reindeer
Mary
Helen
Susan
Jacob A Howland
Bone
Notice to Mariners Lighthouse Lightship Relay
Notice from the Office of the Lighthouse Inspector Boston dated November 12, 1886 announces Relief Lightship No 39 replacing Vineyard Sound Lightship No 41 for a few weeks during repairs. By order of the Lighthouse Board Commander Albert S Barker USN confirms the temporary arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. LiGur Hiouse
Boston
Vineyard Sound
Lighthouse Board
Albert S Barker
USN
Maritime notes of vessels and incidents from Atlantic ports
Multiple ships and events reported from Nov 11 including the steamer William W Abbott Co launched by J rd Del for the Southern lumber trade, 156 feet keel and 23 feet beam. Captain ET Williams to command from Frankfort. Also Little Mary schooner for Philadelphia trade. Yuba bound for Buenos Aires. John Romer collision with JS Prine. Navarro fire at Havana. Ossian repairing after collision. Kimberley grounded near London. Chipman returned to Liverpool-Savannah voyage. Uano grounded at Leith. Astor grounded near Goole. Screamer struck by squall off Henlopen. Dida E Clark loss claim. New York pilot boat sighting wreck near Cape May. Impulse missing after hurricane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willioliam
George Reynolds
Montreal
Buenos Ayres
Norfolk
Nova
John Romer
JS Prine
Havana
Byteamer Navarro
Santander
Baltimore
Ossian
Lynn Pocks
Chipman
Williams
Liverpool
Savannah
Uuano
Tallaksen
Nebec
Leith
Astor
Olsen
Brunswick
Hull
Goole
Screamer
Port Spain
Philadelphia
Clark
Portland
New York
Cape May
New Porto Bello
Ufort
Mystery
Jones
Charleston
Bermuda Hundred
John J Ward
Vancleaf
Filanora Vandusen
Godfrey
Richmond
Henry Finch
Hickman
Herrmann
Kuhlmann
Bremen
Kenilworth
Ackerly
Biuefields
William Woodward
Young
Southwood
McDonald
Shelton
Lynn
Toledo
Wishart
London
Linn O
Chase
Joseph Beker
Demerara
Scis Chase Tuttle
Ives
Hoboken
Maud Sherwood
Kelly
Boston
Fannie Brown
Barlies Wood
Nova Scotian
St Johns
Halifax
Alleghany
Romance
Brown
Nevassa
Mark Alvemarie
Rio Janeiro
Bangor
Phebe Ann
Varnum
Congress
Harris
Girgendl
Progress
Horse Guards
Berbice
Walker
Virginia
Pohona
Isaac T Campbell
Dutch Island Harbor
Thompson
Emeline G Sawyer
St Joan
Sterphen
Watts
Donovan
Downess Cove
Laconia
Aery
Roc
Josiah Whitehouse
Hart
Hattie M Howes
Hancey
Providence
Sarah Mills
Somerset
Sir Annie E Webb
Beéennett
Edgartown
Eliza Ann
Jamelson
Raritan River
R L
Galveston
Hartington
Hall
Madeira
Rio Grande
Lewis
George W Sweeney
Hewitt
Santiago
Seebeck
Propitious
Nicholl
Joe Read
Allen
John Sweeney
Georgetown
Bt Hazard
Satterly
Edith
Turner
Alma
Hogan Demerara
Jennie FE
Simons
Alexandria
George L Fessenden
Wicks
Maggie
Cheney
Hyannis
Lith
K Skinnier
Nickerson
Christenhersen
Pernambuco
Newbern
J PR Moore
Gas Bill
Washington
Norpolk
George Arey
New Haven
Luis G Rabel
Mabel Thomas
Bridgeport
Dreadnaught
Newburyport
Ar Loth
Hattie Nickerson
Sailea
Smith
White
Taunton
James M Ravyles
Snow
Duren
Noble
Alice Bell
Barker
Whistler
Keefe
Gypsy Queen
Icis Whistler
John D Griffin
James M Baines
Mary Nott
Isle of Pines
Mitchell
GW Rawley
Alley
R Hull
Brush
Sam Weller
Barlow
Maria Fleming
Mullen
Elias Runyon
Eldridge
Oliver Chace
Kelley
Seis
Elizabeth S Lee
Cullen
Bessie C Beach
Crossler
George P Hallock
Hepburn
Mary McCabe
E M Reed
Parker
Robert Morgan
Crossley
Newport News
Annie E J Morse
Lansil
Tiverton
Maritana
Saville
Guyandotte
West Point
Samuel S Thorp
Bailey
Swis H P Shares
Osborne
James Ford
Garfield
Portsmouth
Nee
New Orleans
Louisiana
Gager
Orator
Freihandel
Akenra
Port Eads
Wanderer
Belize
Wieland
Hamburg
Franconia
Jeanie
Wilkesberre
Linwood
Antwerp
Schs Harbinger
Addie E Snow
Rockland
Fred Jackson
Porthand
Grace
Nantucket
Sarah L Simmons
Lanesville
Robert Myham
Viola May
St John
Everett
Annie E Bailey
Kennebec River
Chase Moody
Ney
Fall River
Annie E Webb
Fred Snow
Bay State
Peter Cooner
J KR Bodwell
Vinalhaven
E H Herriman
Lanie Cobb
Lehman Blew
New Bedford
Red Rover
Franklin
Geo Gurney
Fawn
Crescent
Damon
Mauna Loa
Stephen J Watts
Downing’s Cove
Postby
Baner
Martinique
Raven
Lewis Clark
Maggie Ellen
Bowdoinham
Woodbury
Daniel Webster
Fla Powell
Newport
James H Bayles
RCA Ward
Wickford
Success
Block Island
A Morrell
L Bourgone
Franquel
Havre
Servia
McKay
City of Chester
Ludgate Hill
Assyrian Monarch
Sparks
Sidonian
Jameson
Bristol
Devonia
Glasgow
Valencia
Perez
Rhynland
Ems
Jungst
Polynesia
Kuhn
New City
Bray
Bombay
Barks Rudolph
Josephy
Bradhering
Dunedin
Gustav Adolph
Jalger
Buenos Aires
Roland
Reed
Atlantic
Bathe
Icis Avon
McBurnie
Hantsport
Nellie Woodbury
Hodgkins
Porta Platta
Mary F Pike
Gonaives
Lavolta
Whitmore
Toston
Adeline
Starkey
Hell Gate 11Th
Middlesex
Macy
Conn
Roslyn
Lily
Dill
Windsor
Geof Dale
Goodrich
Port Johnson
Salem
Icis
Alabama
Warr
Calais
Annie J Russell
Strickland
Mary Augusta
Trueworthy
Jr Inranam
Brockway
Hartford
KE M. Dnnifield
Owland
Enos B Phillips
Baker
Henry A Deming
Boardman
M Vasser, Jr
Slocum
Rondout
Mary Merns
Eaton
Elizabethaport
Silver Heels
Bulger
Loston
James Warren
Falkenhain
Lamartine
Flinton
Airrell
Morgan
Bramhall
Hamilton
Amboy
Achilles
Warrington
Fannie Grunley
Commonwealth
van Kirk
Porman
J Rothh
Crowell
Bennett
Edwin I Morrison
Lavender
Maine
Shaw
Emma V Cotton
Ayres
Hudson
Wandless
Lisbon
Plantagenet
Sorenson
Springwood
Forbes
Lizzie Babcock
Babcock
South Shore
W Loman Roberts
John Hooper
Thomas
Newberne
A & M Carlisle
Reville
Mina Belle
Thoma Yson
Key West
R& L
Carson
Norwich
Thos W Hyde
Sherman
Pottsville
Calvin F Baker
Sullivan Sawin
Christel
Bruning
Gottenburg
Delaware
Arab Steed
Copenhagen
Foreign Ports Shipping Movements and Arrivals
A historical list details Nov sailing and Nov/Oct arrivals from ports such as Antwerp, Acapulco, Bristol, Bremen, Barcelona, Havana, Liverpool, Glasgow, Marseilles, Naples, Quebec, and Rotterdam. It notes steamer and bark names, origins or destinations, and loading or discharging statuses with dates from late October to November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Boskenna Bay
New York
Acapulco
Colima
Cavarly
Panama
San Francisco
Granada
Seabury
Aspinwall
Bristol
Texas
Cross
Portland
Bremen
Dora
Meyer
Pluefields
Nnc
Brixham
Philadelphia
Barcelona
Gessner
Hjulmer
Pensacola
Benisaf
Ovingham
Bardados
Norma
Hamilla
Para
Mediterranean
Golden Fleece
Armstrong
Carvhagena
Clapeyron
Baltimore
Covenhagen
Island
Cape Haytien
Ozarga
Kelley
St Domingo
Cardenas
Jose de Bueno
McCall
Raven
Nash
Tuspan
East Harbor
Electa
Marr
Barbados
Boston
Hattie M Bain
MebDonald
John Punyan
Lancaster
John KK Souther
Belano
Falmouth
Ausekls
Neumann
Darien
Sunderland
Grangemouth
Romulus
Nord
Uebec
Gustafva
Mattsson
Glasgow
Ambury
McDougall
Grand Turk
Wandering Jew
Wakeley
Charles F Ward
Behrman
Lorena
Stowers
New Haven
Sch Elbridge Souther
Fales
Burg
Maine
Zachariasen
Havana
Doris Eckhoff
Todd
Fannie B Tucker
Sylvester
Proteus
Petersen
F G
Guardiola
Pascagoula
Hamburg
Therese
Haskagen
Orpheus
Arions
Hullyva
Carn Brea
New Bedford
Halifax
Portia
Dawson
St Johns
Charlottetown
Pei
Adria
Wheldon
Nellie Parker
Corbitt
Neil
Cosman
Georgetown
London
Champion
Verge
Porto Rico
Liverpool
St Ronans
Campbell
Marchioness
White
Galveston
Dutton
Las Palmas
Arto
Alice
Ross
Fernandina
Brentford
Payne
New Orleans
Middlesboro
Navy
Croma
Cave
Matanzas
Enrique
Marseilles
Neustria
Verries
Naples
India
Jamieson
Padstow
Artizan
Stevens
Bull River
Plymouth
Quebec
Polynesian
Ritchie
Richard
Thorsen
Drogheda
Father Point
Montreal
Roulette
Fame Point Lith
Hibernian
Brown
Ackenstown
Britannic
Rotterdam
Bedford
Mahon
Turks Island
Belmont
Perkins
Providence
Don Justo
Orcutt
Maritime shipping notices from Nov voyages and arrivals
A fragment listing ships crews destinations and dates: brig Harry White Hopkins Philadelphia, brig Harry Smith Weeks Philadelphia, steamer Finsbury Graystone sailing to Santiago, ship Mystic Belle Freeman Penang, steamer Aegean Thomas New York, schooners CY Gregory Keroe New York Lynx Finley Olivia Williams Cleared 11th, schooners Dexter Clark Theall New York Nettie B Doblin Rumery Peiro Kelley, Orrie Drisko Win F Greene for Sydney and Newcastle, bark Glenmore Casey for Newcastle Portland, Loch Ranza Boyd for Newcastle Portland, Park Chieftain Felton New York sailing Nov 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Bartlett
Watts
Boston
C Bean
Foster
Philadelphia
Harry White
Hopkins
Philadelpphia
Harry Smith
Weeks
ST Jago
Finsbury
Graystone
Santiago
Colton
Cienfuegos
Singapore
Mystic Belle
Freeman
Penang
Aegean
Thomas
New York
John
CY Gregory
Keroe
Lynx
Finley
Olivia
Williams
Dexter Clark
Theall
Nettie
Doblin
Rumery
Peiro
Kelley
Orrie
Drisko
Win F Greene
Sydney
Nsw
Glenmore
Casey
Newcastle
Portland
Loch Ranza
Boyd
Vast Atlantic Fleet Movements From Major U S Ports
Shipping notes show numerous vessels sailing and clearing from New York, Baltimore, Charleston, Boston, Newport News, Philadelphia, and other ports. The lists include steamers, schooners, brigs, and barks bound for destinations such as Liverpool, Havana, Rio Janeiro, Philadelphia, New York, and Portland with multiple ships reported sailing on the 10th to 12th of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta
Fales
Rockland
Mina A Reed
Nash
Kennebec
Philadelphia
Eva May
McDurfile
Bangor
Agricola
Garland
Quincy
Mass
Vanguard
Kimball
Boothbay
Clara E McGilvery
Perth Amboy
Hinks
Portland
Henry Willis
Linsley
Branford
Lamprey
Harding
Boston
Veranda
Kelsey
Connecticut River
Wentworth
Pendleton
Port Madison
Oakland
Welfare
San Francisco
Pensacola
Regulus
Lowe
Barcelona
Ludvigsen
Sharpness
Manitoba
Roberts
Rio Janeiro
Alfa
Malatesta
Barbados
Vicenza Verretta
Anutro
Stavener
Haskell
L.A Edwards
Key West
Petersburg
Gray
Kendall
Banger
Richmond
Ulth
Elizabeth
Putnam
Cardiff
Europa
Rodseth
London
Hart
Goudey
St Nazaire
Mackenzie
Havre
Kaiser
Liverpool
Bordeaux
Jurasse
Sudbourn
Mckay
Savannas
Nellie Floyd
Johnson
New York
Amaryllis
Black
Tancred
Jortsen
Charleston
Cathie Cherry
Smith
Baltimore
Adelbert Ames
Jameson
Win
Steelman
Graham
City of Savannah
Daggett
Hay Green
Vidette
Susan B Ray
Fernandina
Helios
Mathieson
Porto Ico
Oliver Dyer
Emerson
Leonora
Commerce
Jordan Lcott
Nautilus
Henry May
TYBEE
Glasgow
Johns Hopkins
City of Augusta
Tacoma
Park Aurtola
Swan
Wilmington
Roseville
Dove
Del
Maggie Darling
Dalling
Pascaisoula
Wood's Holl
Serpho
Sinclair
Hamburg
Harry Presscott
Turner
Brunswick
Mails Close Times For Boston Cuba and Mexico
Mails to Boston Cuba depart by rail to Tampa then steamship to the West Indies with a closing at 3.00 P M For Mexico mail closes daily at 7.00 P M indicating routes and timing in the foreign mail section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cuba
Tampa
Flite
Ead West
Mexico
Shipping Schedules From San Francisco to Asia
For Australia Fiji New Zealand and Sand wich Islands per steamship Mariposa from San Francisco Nov 20. For China Japan and East Indies (except British India) per steamship City of Sydney from San Francisco Nov 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Sandwich Islands
Mariposa
San Francisco
China
Japan
East Indies
British India
City of
Sydney
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THE
Chicago & Grand Trunk Objects
Railroad Matters
Cunard Line
Cork Harbor
Catalonia
Cephalonta
Pavonhea
Sat
Tarifa Ph
Great Britain and Ireland
State Street
Cunard Steamship Co. Limited
Allan Line
Prussan
Charles V. Casey
Broad Street
A. Allan
Warren Line
Warren & CO
Postoffice
Furness Line
Oats
Steamshins
Stockholm
Kpurham
Ty Sie Een
Furness
Lynn News
Ship News
Mometer
Port OF
Stockholm City
Doyle
Sch Vicksburg
Confidence
Marine Notes
Storia
Astracan
Johnson, Portand
Moe Hse
Naine
Eet
Coconada
Furness Che
Henders’n Bros British
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Warren & Co Cephalonia
Cunard
Warren & Co Loman
Iverpool
Ilenders
N Bros Norseman
Warren & Co Samaria
Lessing
Kunhardt & Co
Ottom Ow Meh
Hye & Go
Pat’n
Ks’& Co
Denmark
Jane
CE Wid Hurst
F’eh
E’ve & Co Leerdam
Ore Rugiaa i
Kunhardt & Co Fider Ees
Oelrkc
Hs & Co
Beal Wiaselwisieie Wool
RJ Cortis Celtic
State of Nevada
Jascon A Maldwin & Co Vumbria
Isis
AMY Aricco
Aspinwell
Aenonico
H Browne
Liveriools
Durham City
Furness Kansas
Aymer
Liverne Rine Arren & Co
Prrssian
Allan
Furness Borderer
Ronin
Bayer Aa Harita
Dee
Cunard Ss
S'Co Norsemi
iWarren & Co Res
Henders
N Bros
British Crown
Qimgatla
la Bourcogne
Lj E Ward
Nikeara
Busk & Jevons Schiedaim
Anil Ee
Ye & Co
W'eht & Sons
Amu'd1& Co
Omelrichs & Co Lider
Eniers
Busk & Jevons Chateau Lafite
Ve & Co
Aloe
Kunhardt & Co Lessing
Alex'der & S
Alex Dria
Tlavana
Republic
RJ Curtis la Champagne
Liver Linge
Pw’dit & Sons
Ij E Ward & Co
Saratoga
Boston & Bangor Steamship Co
Foster's
Rockiound
Belfast
Searsport
Bucksport
Winterport
Hampden
At & P
North Haven
Green's Landing
Swans’ Island
Bass Harbor
Southwest Harbor
Bar Harbor
Sullivan
North West Harbor
Sedgewick
Blue Hill
Surry
Ensworth
Ellsworth
William H. Hill, Jn
Gen. Man
Kennebec River Ree
Bath, Richmond, Gardiner, Hallowell
Augusta
Noothbay
Star OF Tri East
Jason Collins
Lincolna
Central Wharf
Gloncrster
Crssr
India Wharf
Bos- Ge Laketon
Ponr'r Land
C. J. Williams
Bpowesefeld Ports
Freigh
Charleston and
Florida
WM. H. Ring
South Carolina
Georgia
A. DE WW. Sampson
N.E
Washington Street
Associated Railways
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Piedmont Aire Line
Boston & Providence R. R
Waldo A. Pearce
N. E
Washington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga
Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
Geo. E. Smalley
Mallory
San Marcos
Comal
Colorado
Lampasas
Jasas
Fla
Gan Antonio
State OF Texas
Seth Sprague
Old State House
Pier 11
North River
H. M. Whitney
Southern Pacific Company Morgan
Louisiana and Texas A. Re. and Steamship Co
North Biocrest
Galveston Direct
Mississippi River
Mobile
Arizona
New and
Old Mexico
K. E. Currier
E. Hawley
General Eastern
Broadway
Steamship Line
Pridzy
Spartan
Long Wharf
Norman
West
E. B. Sampson
Cromwell
Iat
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Southwest
H. R. Freeman
T. Halsey
Knickerbocker
F. Kemble
Samuel H. Slaman
Pier 9
Azores
Sarah
L. R. Hale
Vorb
A. Apams & CO
Sewa
Grand Junction
Eas
Ls Postoffice Square