Amendments At International Marine Conference On Rules Of The Road
Delegate Goodrich proposed a date of January 1 1891 for revised rules to take effect with the amendment laid over for printing. Shackford's sound signal limits were discussed, a British cross bow amendment debated, and US delegates split on naval versus merchant marine interests. The panel adopted key amendments including two bright lights for towed vessels and collision avoidance language, finishing most rule pieces with only small craft lights pending.
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Wasmacton
Goodrich
United States
Shackford
Committee On
Great Britain
Mr. Hall
Bowden Smith
Richard
Sampson
Admiral Smith
Steve King
Norcross
Netherlands
Prison explosion rattles Michigan jail. no escape
A dynamite blast on a window ledge at Jackson State Penitentiary injured no one and left three prisoners found in unlocked cells. One inmate hurled a revolver as guards approached. no inmates escaped during the incident.
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State Penitentiary
Jackson
Mich
Elgin Watch Company
Miners’ Progressive Union
Norther
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Indianapolis
Manhattan
Kan
J. M. Fortner
Canada
Walter Haynes
Brimfield
Prince of Wales
Michigan
General Alger
Ray
Worcester Division
New York, Providence & Boston Railroad
William Irons
Blackstone
Milford
Fall River
Frank Estes
Estes
Ram Row
James F. Sumner
East Middlebury
New Haven
Josiah Parker
Woburn
Louis N. Bissinette
Joseph A. Dennis
H.C. Nichols
Northampton
Harry Nichols
Housatome
Robert McVey
Fleet Street
Boston
New York
New England
Bristol
Hartford
Avon Water Works
Water Commissioners
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Sleeping cars added to 1130 Shore Line train
The 11:30 p m Shore Line train now includes more sleeping cars to accommodate the higher New York travel following the opening of the new steel bridge across the James at New Loudon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ames
New Loudon
Reasons for Murdock Free Surgical Hospital's rise and fall
The Murdock Free Surgical Hospital, with 1290 beds, operated six years treating 3000 patients at one dollar daily for 34 days, arguing nutrition saved lives while noting the medical community’s lack of appreciation. Thousands awaited openings across sixteen states, highlighting its high reputation and mission to help women needing procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock Free Surgical Hospital
Murdock
Boston
Massachusetts General
City Hospital
Murdock Hospital
New England
Shipping News Migrators Almanac Record of Boston Port
Migrators Almanac shows arrivals at Boston on Nov 19 including steamers Cumberland Worcester Lewiston Kennebec City of Gloucester and several brigs and schooners with cargoes of sugar molasses oil and general goods. Report notes good weather, whaling vessel sighting, and navigational details plus Highland Light fog signals and lighthouse position.
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Turspay
Cumberland
Thompson
St John
Eastport
Portland
W H Kilby
Worcester
Nickerson
Charlottetown
Pei
Halifax
Boston
Prince Edward Island
Donsarigue
Corning
Montevideo
Wessel
Bermuda
Daphne
Mirage
St Pierre
Mig
Blanche
Thorbourn
Cox
Bonacco
Stephen G Hart
Holbrook
Lawrence Haines
Tibbetts
Grace K Green
Seaward
Ida L Ray
Haskell
Florence Nowell
J V Wellington
Gurney
Adam Shortland
McIntyre
Quincy Point
Hob
Bessier Beach
McKeague
Milton
Ruth
Haw
Carlaw
Philadelphia
Clara
Gregory
Rondout
Red Jacket
Arey
Perth Amboy
Joshua Baker
Chase
New York
Fannie A Gorman
Wadlin
Port Johnson
Jennie Greenbank
Webster
Fishkill
Lowell
Bangor
Bavarian
Fitt
Liverpool
Thayer & Lincoln
Yarmouth
Ijr
Stanwood
J G Hall & Co
Schs Olive Pecher
Hall
Havana
Jd P Ellicott & Co
Adalg Shortland
St.John
Hatheway & Co
Susie E
Wilcox
Whycocomagh
Delong & Seaman
Canning Packet
Annapolis
Same
Hattie Turner
Glass
Lahaina
Trinidad
Nantasket Roads
Highland Light
Herald
Sarah W Lawrence
Hull
Rates Steady As Off Shore Tonnage Bids Rise
New York reports steady rates with active inquiry for offshore general cargo tonnage. Vessels chartered include Europy ship Edward carrying 8000 bbls refined petroleum from New York to Liverpool, and Austria with 12500 bbls oil and wax to London. Other vessels listed: Bark Doppel 8000 bbls petroleum Philadelphia to Oporto, Bark Johannes 6000 bbls petroleum New York to Hamburg, Bark Gaeta tobacco and pipe staves New York to Cadiz, Bark Edwin Reed cottonseed oil New Orleans to the Mediterranean, and Carte Blanche cargo to Adelaide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward
Liverpool
Austria
London
Doppel
Philadelphia
Oporto
Johannes
Hamburg
Bremen
Gaeta
Cadiz
Edwin Reed
Mediterranean
Australia
Carte Blanche
Adelaide
Maritime arrivals and sailings from global ports dated early November
A compilation of ship arrivals and departures across world ports including Alexandria Antwerp Bristol Buenos Ayres Bordeaux Belfast Barrow Calcutta Cardiff Glasgow Holyhead Leghorn Liverpool Lisbon London Moville Pernambuco Queenstown Rio Marina Shanghai Swansea Tarragona Yokohama Aspinwall Bona Bathurst Cape Hayti Demekaka Havana Hong Kong Montreal Pictou Rio de Janeiro St John Nova Scotia for Atlantic and Pacific routes. The list names vessels such as Margarita Nantique Cleveland Daggry Thomas Perry Lagona Eros, City of Para Saranac, and others along with captains and voyage destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Egypt
Margarita
Boschi
New York
Antwerp
Nantique
Montreal
Bristol
Cleveland
Wisnes
Quebec
Buenos Ayres
Daggry
Berenstein
Bordeaux
Thomas Perry
Durkee
Belfast
Ire
Lagona
Gordon
Newcastle
Barrow
Eros
Pettersen
Halifax
Calcutta
Walter H Wilson
Sproul
Forbes
Cardiff
Lennie
Munro
Rio Janeiro
Glasgow
Colina
Baltimore
Holyhead
Dagny
Nor
Gjertsen
Parrsboro
Lizard
Union
Ger
Fokken
Hamburg
Leghorn
Oscar
Marstein
St Johns
Liverpool
Westland
Scotland
Astoria
Dunfillan
Ritchie
San Francisco
Yorkshire
Lisbon
Nada
Perovich
London
Richmond Hill
Moville
Furnessia
Pernambuco
Moller
Tagal
Sorensen
Tarragona
Madawaska
Ital
Saraceno
Yokohama
James Nesmith
Jackson
City of Peking
Hong Kong
Aspinwall
City of Para
Bona
Srrcadane
Philadelphia
Banes
Cuba
Tordenskjold
Boston
Bathurst
Laura
Olsen
Uanning
Cecelia
Norton
Vineyard Haven
Cape Hayti
Saginaw
Geo W Clyde
Demekaka
Maggie
Gray, Johnson
Truebridge
Delaware
Sachem
Bartlett
Pango Pango
Samoa
Unc
Havana
City of Washington
Reynolds
Mexico
Magua
Tyrian
Shaft
Caroline Miller
Beatrice Dahm
Port-au-Prince
Leghors
Violet
Harding
Lake Ontario
Point Indio
Pansel
D A Brayton
Coombs
Rosario
Pictou
Carroll
Brown
Rlo Janeiro
Harry Bushman
Wilbur
Emma
Smith
S J Bogart
Shaw
Bal
John McDermott
Davis
San Seefano
Bent
New Orleans
Admiral
Tybee
Jennie Sweeney
Barbados
Crofton Hall
Lyons
E S Powell
McCormack
Muriel
Locke
Antigua
Barndale
St John
Sarah Hunter
Mowry
Ayr
Branscom
Dexter Clark
Theall
Cathie C Berry
Poster
Hunter
Tower
Salem
Magnolia
Sutton
Vaughan
Brig Aquatic
Halcrow
Gilchrist
Maggie Willett
Myra
Colwell
Windsor
Willie A
McKay
Josephine
Keewatin
Luthar
Roby
Maritime Light Sector Changes at Execution Rocks New York
Notice announces a red sector to be placed at Execution Rocks light station from Jan 1 1890. It will cover a 36 33 arc from NE 44 N to E by N with magnetic bearings, sourced from seawall. Also Maryland Chesapeake Bay to display a fixed white fourth order light about Nov 25 1889 from a shoreward shoal lighthouse in about nine feet of water near Holland's Island.
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New York
Execution Rocks
Hart Island
Middle Reef
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Holland's Island
Holland’s Straits
Kedge’s Straits
Whalers Arrivals Reported at San Francisco and Boston
At San Francisco on November 18 the bark Alaska of New Bedford from Bristol Bay is noted. A report mentions the brig Plymouth in arrivals at Boston.
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San Francisco
Alaska
New Bedford
Bristol Bay
Plymouth
Boston
Sailing movements and routes of ships in late October to November
Several vessels report their origins and destinations with approximate positions this season. Ship N B Lewis sails from Sourabaya to New York on Oct 23 at 32 S 12 E, while Bark Erato departs Newcastle NB for hel fast on Nov 14 at 51 12. Bark Creb leaves New York for Alexandria on Nov 11 at 87 4 W. Bark Hampton Court moves from New York to London on Nov 10 at 46 32, and Bark Maury heads from New York to Great Yarmouth on Nov 16 at 48 17. Bark Evie Reed bound for New York from Buenos Ayres sails Nov 18 at 44 N 74 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Guilison
Sourabaya
New York
Erato
Jensen
Newcastle
Helfast
Creb
Queirola
Alexandria
Hampton Court
Kruse
London
Maury, Olsen
Great Yarmouth
Evie Reed
Thompson
Buenos Ayres
Fawn Bar schooner Cynosure hauled off by tug
Cynosure from Bangor was towed to Boston by Glide after lightering cargo. She filled near Governor's Island and was run aground on Governor's Island flats. A lighter will begin cargo removal at low water.
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Boston
Cynosure
Bangor
Fawn Bar
Glide
Governor’s Island
Governor’s Island Flats
Fortress Monroe
Ordovic
Austin
Lobos de Alfuera
New York
Bath
Scho B Church
Baltimore
Morse & Co
CB Church
Gallagher
W Morse
Charles A Blair
Henry C Tarbox
James T Morse
Jennie R Morse
David Gannett
Wm H Clifford
Idair Totman
Augustus Hatch
C H Greenleaf
Wm H Fogg
Augustus Palmer
Richard C
Providence
Mary Ellen
Charleton
Cold Springs
Point Judith
Scandavian
Dutch Island Harbor
New London
Philadelphia
Ferguson
Trieste
Savannah
Adelbert Ames
Jameson
Virginia
Wyer G Sargent
Fernandina
Laguayra
Europe
Standard Oil Co
Lead
St Johns
Rockland
Dallas
Geo Shattuck
Poland
Hyannis
William Butman
Bishop & Clerk's
Ser Teresa
Chatham
Highland Light
Charlottetown
Pei
George E Tuck
Tuck
Sydney
Sch
Hattier
Newfoundland
Quebec
Montreal
Cape Sante
Princess Louise
Vancouver
Cape Laroche
St Lawrence
Lake Ontario
Richelieu
Electrique
Antwerp
London
Orkla
Sutherland
Galveston
Liverpool
Caucase
Alix
Rouen
Scythia
Roberts
Hoston
Dursey Head
Irelind
Dalmaily
Wilson
Midas
Whidden
Montevideo
Barbados
Macelo
Sailed and cleared vessels in Atlantic ports list
Shipping notices from Bath to New Haven detail sailing dates and cargo routes. Vessels include Emma K Smalley Ophir and Jeanie Lippett from Boston to Nov 17. brig Stephen Bishop from Navassa to Baltimore. Chatham and others sailing from Boston and New York to multiple destinations.
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Bath
Emma K Smalley
Ophir
Jeanie Lippett
Boston
Bri
W Morse
Devereaux
Darien
A Tirrell
Wright
New York
Alicia B Crosby
New
Wade
Philadelphia
Elizabeth
Lee
Dothel T Hawley
Baltimore
Stephen Bishop
Rivers
Navassa
Joshua Baker
Kelly
Savannah
A White
Conners
Howard Williams
Boster
Robert Graham Dun
Crowell
Washington
Brunswick
Clifton
McLean
Georgetown
Columba
Olngreen
Buenos Ayres
John S Davis
Green
Nordenskjold
Hull
Rotterdam
Flora Rogers
Beverly
Sarah B Franklin
Maul
Danversport
Alice B Fisher
Sylvi
Lynn
Martha
Bement
Townsend
Frank Leaming
Norton
Edgartown
Juna
Decker
Spear
Clara
Gregory
Rondout
Loston
Jennie Greenbank
Webster
Fishkill
Clara E Simpson
Perth Amboy
Fannie A Gorham
Glenellen
South Amboy
Amelia Cobb
Johnson
Hoboken
Brooktine
Joe Carlton
Perry
Rockport
Sardinian
Lord
Portsmouth
Fernandina
Kaluna
Hinds
Guadaloupe
Susan N Pickering
Haskell
Fall River
Everett
Greenport
George W Jewett
McKeown
A D Lamson
Smith
Key West
Carl D Lothrop
Gill
Cardenas
Machiasport
St Chester
Thompson
Hortensia
Sanborn
Lucy Hammond
Flynn
Annie Lee
Robinson
Newburyport
Panther
Anderson
Hore
Moore
Parrsboro
Hercules
Odiorne
New London
Frank Butler
Rich
Summerside
Pei
George Gurney
Bunce
Elizabethport
New Bedford
Tucker
Powers
Banor
Alain Hannah
Browne
Haverstraw Forewport
Navy
Artoda Sch Pavilion
Clark
Calais
Sch Modesty
Lowell
Nantucket
Lay
Joseph G Dean
Chase
J J Little
Matthews
A M Ridgway
Providence
Herks
Adams
Philadel
Pears
John
Beacham
Ginn
Richmond
Phinney
Cole’s River
New Haven
T Towner
Dayton
Sailed and cleared vessels across Atlantic and coastal ports
A sea trade log lists numerous ships sailing or clearing on Nov 18 19 from New Orleans Norfolk Newport News Philadelphia Providence and other ports. Vessels named include Ealing Restormel Angerton Eastern Prince Emilliano Geo W Whitford and many schooners barges and barks bound for Liverpool Hamburg Naples New York Baltimore and local harbors with multiple coastal passages noted. Local crews and destinations feature port towns Norfork Newport News Providence Boston Perth Amboy Portland Portsmouth Salem and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Croix
Eva Adelie
Lord
Bangor
New York
Francis L Godfrey
Young
Philadelphia
Navy
Harold C Beecher
Nickerson
Port Jefferson
Norfolk
Ealing
Galveston
Liverpool
Restormel
New Orleans
Hayre
Angerton
Newport News
Eastern Prince
Emiliano
Paye
Fulda
Bremen
el Paso
Hudson
Ozama
Haytishh
Geo W Whitford
Brown
Old Providence
Hell Gate
Robert Morgan
Crossley
New Haven
C C Lane
Merritugh
James Boyce
Fort Blakeley
Gamen
United Kingdom
Cole
Rockland
Delaware
Lindsey
Rockport
Favorite
Dyer
Warren
Berkshire
Foster
Baltimore
James G Morse, Jr
Hinckley
Wilmington
John A Beckerman
Mary Allen
Charleton
Cold Springs
E . Provincetown
Ella F Crowell
Parthian
Fioston
Reading
Smith
Portsmouth
Williamsport
Miller
Salem
Harrisburg
Albertson
Portland
Schs
Everett Webster
Endicott
Kennebec
Jennie C May
St John
Cox & Green
Thompson
Boston
Ida L Hull
Hall
John Rose
Allen
James & Pace
Garfield
Tecumseh
Barrell
Rebecca
Grace
Narragansett
Carson
Augustus West
Sproule
Bath
Samuel H Walker
Perry
John Hi Tingue
Burge
Fernandina
Kate G Robinson
Camp
Lanesville
Carrie Kelle
McLean
Chatham
Laura J Ross
Leeds
New Bedford
Vaughn
Marblehead
Hamburg
Don Quixote
Hillmer
London
Seris
Skinner
Annapolis
Hob Diverty
Taylor
Gardiner
Reynolds
Snow
Saco
Newcastle
Ferdinand
Naples
Julia
Dunkirk
J F Merry
Havana
Montana
Allie
Savannah
Ar 18Th, Scis J Paine
Agnes
Brunswick
Morancy
Grace Webster
B L Eaton
British America
Buenos Ayres
Thomas W Hyde
Sardinian
Wilson & Willard
G W Raitt
Estellado
Eliot
Saran
Lawrence
Triton
Perth Amboy
Dolphin
Ringleader
Arcularius
Fanny Flint
Brainard
Mullen
Belfast
John Snow
Hinkley
Bonaire
Sailee
Swhs
Thos Potter
Kennedy
Laura Messer
Leo
Charleston
Macon
Lewis
Hoston
San Francisco
Richard III
Seattle
Billow
Fox Sland
Spartan
Cairns
Sydney
Nsw
Stonington
Conn
Robt
Hulse
R M Clark
Flemming
Atlantic City
Hbe Russell
Turner
Sehs
Mary E Amsden
Bess and
Stella
Lea Spray
John P Kessey
Ella Pressey
JK Bodwell
Jennie G Pillsbury
Maggie Bell
Veto
Diadem
Kisko
Harry L Whiton
Mark Gray
Alfaretta Snare
Mattie Holmes
N’ Drisko
Robert Dority
Ned P Walker
Robert Byron
Kate Walker
Damon
Rogers
Bramball
Ann
Nellie Coleman
A J Bentley
A Tirrell
Modesty
H B Metcalf
Lizzie D Mills
Eliza A Anderson
Hattie C
J K Manning
Hope Haines
George Churchman
Meetwing
Booth Brothers
Adelia Carson
Margaret
H Russell
Schooring
C Ballard
Bearse
Annie Lee
Robinson
Machias
Nellie Cushing
Kellar
Thomaston
Tlatch
Kristol
Dexter
John W Hall, Jr
Robbie Godfrey
Barkentine
Louise Adelaide
Orr
Rosario
Inglewood
Del
Henry Norwell
McGilvery
Peterson
Boston Bound Vessels Sailed For Boston
The weekly list shows multiple vessels sailing toward Boston with origins and dates including Alaska from North Sydney on Nov 4, Alice McDonald from Demerara Oct 29, Benj Dickerman from Apalachicola Nov 6, D A Brayton from Rosario Sept 26, Evie J Ray from Singapore Sept 18, Flora Rogers from Brunswick Nov 18, James G Pendleton from Holio July 20, J W Holmes from Montevideo Sept 17, Lansdowne from Calcutta prior Oct 28, Louise Adelaide from Rosario Sept 18, and other ships with various routes and status such as overdue or awaiting loadings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Alaska
Gr. Brig
North Sydney
C. B
Buenos Ayres
Alice McDonald
Am. Seh
Demerara
Benj. Dickerman
Aim. Bark
Apalachicola
D. A. Brayton
Am. Bark
Rosario
India
Evie J. Ray
Dow
Singapore
Anjer
Flora Rogers
Am. Sch
Brunswick
Anter
St. Helena
J. W. Holmes
Br. Bark
Montevideo
Barbados
Lansdowne
Br. Ship
Calcutta
Louise Adelaide
Lizzie
Willey
Aim. Sch
Mary A. Troop
Mails Close at Boston Special Mail Routes Listed
Mails close at Boston for numerous destinations including the Netherlands and Curacao via Veendam Valencia and Orinoco. Additional routes cover Cuba Jamaica Haiti Haiti and Bermuda with ships City of Atlanta Umbria Fulda La Gascogne and Pavonia among others. Supplementary mail closes November 23 at 8 16 am.
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Netherlands
Veendaw
New York
Curacoa
Venezuela
Savanilla
Valencia
Hermuda
Orinoco
Fortune Island
Haiti
Colombia
Aspinwall
Panama
Athos
Bahama Islands
Santiago, Cuba
Santiago
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Salifax
Boston
Navy
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth
Cuba
City of Atlanta
Great Britain
Bremen
Ireland
Belgium
Austria
Southampton
Fulda
Jamaica
Jacmel
Aux Cayes
Alvena
France
Havre
la Gascogne
Fortune Islands
Costa Rica
Port Simon
Brazil
la Plata
St. Thomas
St. Croix
Martinique
Guadeloupe
Barbados
Trinidad
Demerara
Windward Islands
Advance
Newport News
Sova Scotia
Miquelon
Newfoundland
Halifax
Pavonia
Mail closings for Pacific steamers from Boston office
For Society Islands and Japan routes via Tahiti and Rio de Janeiro deadlines set in Boston. Nov 24 5 p.m for Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent ports. Dec 8 for East Indies excluding certain regions. Zealandia route Dec 14 with Boston closing Dec 8 5 p.m. Pacific mail deposits advised eight to nine days before sailing.
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Society Islands
Tahiti
San Francisco
Boston
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
British India
Straits Settements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Rio de Janeiro
San France
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Zealandia
Murdock Liquid Food Co Asked to Help Cancer Patient
A Newport inquiry from November 11 1889 requests hospital treatment options for a uterine cancer patient. The writer, claiming long weakness and improving digestion from Murdock Liquid Food, seeks swift hopeful advice and offers to cover all expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Murdock Liquid Food Co
Request for Hospital Admission for Abdominal Tumor Patient
A physician writes seeking admission for a patient with a large abdominal tumor who cannot afford private care. He notes the hospital's splendid results and asks to admit the patient for surgical removal to avoid a likely death without operation.
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M. D
Widow seeks abdominal fibroid surgery at hospital
A poor widow in Northampton writes to Murdock Liquid Food Co seeking guidance on abdominal fibroid surgery at a General Hospital. She asks about typical outcomes, the surgeon’s experience, and how many operations have been successful to ensure her three children are cared for if she dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Murdock Liquid Food Co
General Hospital
Hospital Admission Question from Murdock Case
A petitioner states she was examined by a local doctor who diagnosed lacerations from childbirth. She reports seventeen years of suffering, poverty and reduced health, and asks whether she can enter the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock Liquid Food Co
Hospital Necessity Prompts Offer From Murdock Liquid Food Co
A historical notice describes the Murdock Liquid Food Co offering 120 hospital beds plus equipment and rent free for years if a hospital accepts their products. They demand annual reports, refuse trustee roles, and promise to donate daily liquid food and suppositories. The author notes high mortality with their own hospital and declines to merge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock Liquid Food Co
Murdock Surgical Hospital
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North West Harbor
Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Brooklin
Luehill
Surry
Elsworth
Ellsworth
William H. Hill
India Wharf
Pier 11
North River
Soth
H. M. Whitney
Kennebec River
Jason Collings
Lincoln’s Wharf
Hallowell
Augusta
Boothbay
L. H. Palmer
Old State House
Cor. State
Washington Streets
Chas
Eile
Aeable
Rosston
C.F. Williams
Hay
Worthley
Stall Works Street
WM. A. Steere
Chicago
Exchange Place
EN Gare
J. L. Robinson
Clifton House
Ware & Rose
Clifton, Mass
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!