Boston Post News Briefs Of Local Events And Auctions
Boston Post reports a school committee meeting set for Tuesday at 7:30 pm. An auction in Brighton sold 17 horses for 267 dollars and 50 cents. A dinner for Governor elect George D. Robinson and state officials was hosted at Young’s hotel. Tolles funeral held at Bulfinch place chapel with Holmes and Greenleaf attending. Hamilton Food Preserving Co. assigned to Edward Prescott amid a factory attachment in Salon related to a large debt. The Young Men's Benevolent Society elected officers led by Thos. Garfield as president. Treasury shows a balance of 159 dollars and 63 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Howe & Co
J. P. Dinsmore
Boston
Robert B. Tolles
Bulfinch-place
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Richard C. Greenleaf
Charles Stodder
Samuel H. Winkley
Mt. Auburn
Hamiston Food Preserving Company
Edward Prescott
Salon
Ferdinand A. Wyman
Shaw Bros
The
Young Men’s Benevolent Society
Thos. Garfield
Frederick W. Lincoln
J. R. Reed
Martin L. Bradford
Codman
Edwin Mcdonald
John Wb. Krey
Emery Souther
Alexander W. Freeman
Thomas Gaffield
Edwin C. Soyden
Francis H. Brown
J. Foster Bush
George F. Bigelow
Treasury
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Ss. Superior Court
A. D
Prescott
Hall
Clarence P. Hall
Copartners
P. C. Hall & Son
A. M. Prother
W. Emerson
Columbus
Georgia
Boston Post
Jos. A. Willard
Insurance Firms Face Action in Massachusetts
Developments in Massachusetts insurance markets point to possible prohibition of certain firms from further business. Details are withheld, but hints suggest asset quality will trigger exclusions. Union Mutual of Maine refused to permit examination by special examiner Wilton, who reported to Commissioner Tarbox, whose stance remains undisclosed as he considers the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Union Muiual Company of
Maine
Wiympton
Wilton
Boston
Tarbox
George W Cable readings in Boston announced
The Boston Post advertises three public readings from George W Cable, drawn from his Creole life sketches and novels. Esteemed critics including Howells Aldrich Whipple OReilly Holmes endorse the event and urge reader attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
George W. Cable
Boston
Mr. Cable
W. D. Howells
T. B. Aldrich
E. P
Weather Indications For New England And Middle States
Indications show partly cloudy weather with light rains in New England and the Middle states. Winds shift from southeast to southwest. Temperatures expected to be stationary or slightly higher with a lower barometer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Middle States
Special Weather Bulletin Forecasts Warm Winds and Storms
A bulletin reports warmer southerly winds and partly cloudy conditions along the Atlantic coast with local rains in the Middiland South Atlantic states. Heavy rain and thunderstorms are noted in the Ohio and central Mississippi valleys while rain persists on the north Pacific coast. Temperatures at 3 PM include Washington 65 and New Orleans 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Mid- Diland
Washington
Norfolk
Savannah
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Pensacola
New Orleans
Galveston
Los Angeles
San Diego
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Ohio
Central
Mississippi
Trade sales and goods auctions across New York and Philadelphia
This Day lists 10.30 AM and 11 AM trade sales of dry goods in New York by Witmerding Hoguet Co and Field Chapman Fenner, with related goods nationwide including Nations and Samuel Bunting’s Sons Boots and Shoes in Philadelphia. A 3 PM sale of Oriental rugs is noted, with Leonard & Co handling items. later mentions include A S Richards & Co Boots Shoes Hats in Philadelphia and additional New York listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witmerding, Hoguet & Co
New York
Field Chapman & Fenner
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting’s Sons Boots
Lippincott & Son
Boots
S Richards & Go
Samuel Bunting
Leonard & Co
Mining Stock Prices Reach Mixed Trades in San Francisco
San Francisco November 21 closing mining stock prices show varied gains and losses led by Hale & Norcross and Grand Prize with notable moves in Albion, Best and Belcher, and Bodie Con. Nondescript entries include multiple small caps such as Northern Belle and Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
AltAyecs
Hale & Norcross
Etree Best and
Belcher
Stel Mt
Miadio
Bodie Con
Bulwer
City Republicans Name Delegates to Mayor Race Convention
The city Republicans met in ward rooms and elected delegates for the upcoming Republican City Convention. The list includes ward by ward chairmen secretaries and delegates with names such as Parker Dermott Hall Stevens White Stackpole Guild and many others. A resolution endorsing Gen Martin for mayor was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Parker
Harry J. Cook
Wesley A. Gove
E. M. McPherson
Frank R. Morrison
Charles ¥. Parker
William Beeching
Peter Morrison
Charles T. Witt
M. P. Brown
T. H. G. Dermott
Samuel Pote
Jacob F. Holmes
Charles M. Eakin
Thomas Copelanc
Liverus Hall
Anthony S. Waterman
Wm. H. Townsend
Henry A- Whitney
John A. Roberts
John E. McFarron
I. Preble
Ward
Milan F. Stevens
Arthur Melhan
Horace E. Boynton
George F. Shepherd
Otis B. Dadiey
George H. Lovering
P. $. Roberts
Samuel J. Harrison
Ward Five
G. W. White
Edwin D. Sibley
H. P. Dunnel’s
J. H. Edgerly
M. J. Walsh
Edwn Sibley
Ward Six
Joseph O'Hare
Charles Ruhl
Joseph J. Feely
Rohan
Joseph Burnett
Thomas O’neil
Ward Sevren
Emery Souther, Jr
Frank W. Partridge
G. C. Carter
G. E. Kimball
F. W. Partridge
G. E. Stackpole
A. B. Canning
W. E. Qualters
Geo
Augustus Russ
Richard H. Dana, Jr
John Roberton
Luther H. Wightman
D. Foster Farrar
Francis E. Parker
C. H. Spring
E. O. Shepard
A. R. Whittier
A. A. Hall
George P. Denny
Charles W. Smith
George William Pope
John C. Haynes
William W. Warren
O. Shepard
Newton Talbot
Chashmean
George G. Crocker
Charles B. Dodge
Francis W. Ryder
Samuel Weltch
William K. Jones
E. M. Hatch
Cc. H. Pfeffer
H. C. Steltz
E. F. Higgins
Robert F. Means
David L. White
Arthur T. Davidon
Charles T. Gallagher
A. T. Davidson
F. L. Penney
R. F. Means
Hugh Doherty
W. W. Doherty
George H. Worcester
A. W. Wilson
0.T. Tailor
Frank A. Daniels
William G. Bail
James E. Miller
Horace W. Stickney
J. Sullivan
Sampson Tentler
John F. Gustin
Charles J. Hersey
George H. Prince
H. P. Olin
Robert Nadine
Wm. C. Morey
Geo. F. Hayden
Francis F. Emery
Charles ©. Ryder
Apheus Sanford
Albert A. Folsom
Joseph F. Paul
Edmund H. Hewins
Samuel Hichborn
Edward G. Farber
George H. H. Crocker
Henry W. Goodwin
Edwin Pope
Ward 12
S. B. Allen
George H. King
E. J. Goulston
H. W. Beard
Henry P. Stanwood
B.C. Tinkham
J. L. Rousmaniere
Gorham Roger
Lewis G. Farmer
M. G. Daniels
F. O. White
Ed. C. Hodges
Ch. HB. Plympton
W. 8
Gunnison
Jacob L. Weinz
Richard Holmes
Benjamin Foxwell
Jacob Janes
Samuel C. Crafts
John C. Pratt
F.M. Hooper
Robert M. Morse, Jr
Abraham O. Bigelow
Henry P. Bowditch
Augustus ©. Jordan
Aaron Davis Weld, Jr
Nelson
Wakefield
John E. Blakemore
Henry Schrieber
Common Council
Daniel Lovering, Jr
B. Read Wales
W. W. Capewell
S. B. Faunce
J.T. Pope
Thomas Knapp
John F. Brown
Henry Pierce
Joseph Wiswill
W. W. Whitmarsh
F. H. Viaux
John Pierce
John Conness
George L. Burt
Gen. Mertin
Ward 25
Samuel M. Mitchell
Joseph A. Butman
James J. Wingate
A. S. Richardson
B. M. Wishe
Samuel M. Davenport
Coffee Party and Suffrage Sociable at St Joseph Parish
St Joseph Church parishioners held a coffee party and musical entertainment in New England Institute and Music Hall, directed by Dr J A Reilly. Performances by Ella J O Donnell Katie W Reilly Lizzie Brown readings by Julia E Harrington. Attendance about 5000. Proceeds aid parish relief. Marshall J B Fitzpatrick helped secure success. Supper by Blunt caterer. Several notable speakers followed. Also events include Boston Woman's Temperance Union reception and Post 7 Grand Army ball at Odd Fellows Hall.
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St. Joseph’s Church
New England Institute
Music Hall
J. A. Reilly
Ella J. O’ Donnell
Katie W. Reilly
Lizzie Brown
Julia E. Harrington
St. Mary’s
St. Joseph’s
Boston Woman's Temperance Union
Orient Lodge
Odd Fellows
Large Charlestown spice works fire causes heavy losses
A major Charlestown blaze at Stickney & Poors spice works on Cambridge Street began at 3 12 AM and, with wind shift, triggered second and third alarms. The brick six story mill, built 1867, suffered major roof and upper floor damage, two lower stories spared. Stock losses top 69000 with total losses around 70000, insured for 64000 in 19 companies. Firemen injured include George Newhall, taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. others suffered injuries from falling slate and timber. Nearby property near Roberts Crossing, Waltham, also burned with a loss near 2600, suspected incendiary start, insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Stickney & Poors Spice Works
Cambridge Street
Reed & Brothers
George Newhall
Massachusetts General Hospital
William Jordan
E. G. Goodwin
George Huff
Boston
Miller
Roberts's Crossing
Waltham
C. E. Brown
Ireland Day Observed at Foreign Fair Draws 6000 Visitors
Managers staged Ireland Day with the Irish flag displayed inside and outside the building. Doyle the florist decorated Washington hall while chorus and harp motifs graced the stage. Jd. Lennon played a grand organ concert from 12 to 1, Gilmore’s band performed in afternoon and evening, drawing over 6,000 attendees including Mgr. Capel and Rev. Bodfish and other notables. Critics noted publicity department failures, praising the fresh appointment of Edward W. McGlewen to lead the bureau and improve advertising efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Doyle
Washington Hall
Jd. G. Lennon
Gilmore
Mgr. Capel
Byrne
J. P. Bodfish
Boston
Bureau of Publicity
George A. Chevalier
New York
Edward W. McGlewen
Chevalier
Bureau
Tilden Club Declares for 1876 Winner in Ninth Ward
One hundred Democrats in the ninth ward sign the Tilden Club roll. President Joan Tracey says the action is timely and Tilden can beat Arthur in New York State and John Kelly if needed. Secretary Leaf adds Tilden has vitality to win the presidency and deliver a strong administration. If he cannot secure the nomination the club will support a more successful Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Ninth Ward
Tilden
Joan Tracey
Arthur
New York State
John Kelly
Samuel J. Tilden
Hoadly
Ohio
Leaf
Tilden Club
Town Meeting To Discuss Watertown Water Question
Watertown citizens plan a town meeting to discuss the water issue while other regional items include Judge Osgood ruling no blame on the railroad in two separate fatal incidents, burglaries in Dedham and Islington, a suspected insane status for Ben Way, Malden mayoral re election talk, an arm injury for N LaForme, and Middlesex County commissioners reviewing the Greek consul J Rodacanchi overvaluation case with Chelsea assessors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Osgood
First Essex District Court
W. F. Lane
A. F. Pinkham
George W. Langmaid
W. F. Cheney
East Street
Dedham
Cheney
John W. Senway
Islington
John Long
Benway
Sleeper
Malden
N. LaForme
Franklin
Middlesex County Commissioners
City Hall
Chelsea
J. M. Rodacanchi
Boston
Theatre notes and performances in Irving season and Boston venues
An attempt to form a line for tickets for the Irving season failed. Jalma continues to delight Boston patrons. Mr Proctor seeks a major benefit. In the Ranks is well performed at the Museum. Variety at the Boylston. Francesca da Rimini runs at the Park ends this week. Booth performs Merchant of Venice and Katherine and Petruchio tonight at the Globe. Wyndham’s Brighton at the Bijou tonight. Hyde and Behman’s company thriving at the Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jalma—Evenine
Globe Theatre
Katherine and Petruchio
Evenine
ELJOU
Hyde and Gehman
Even Park Theatre
Francesca da Rimini
Boylston Museum
Poston Museum
Jalma
Proctor
Museum
Boylston
Park
Globe
Wyndham
Brighton
Bijou
Hyde and Behman
The
Howard
City considers buying 175 acres near Bulloughs pond for park
Newton city council held a public hearing on the proposed purchase of 175 acres near Bulloughs pond for a public park. President Kimball presided with opposition by D. W. Farquhar Stover and J N Zacon and support from R M Palsifer Walworth Hunt Farlow and others. Petitions total 308 signatures representing 20 percent of taxable property. The estimated value is $86 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Bullough’s Pond
Kimball
D. W. Farquhar
Stover
J- N. Zacon
R. M. Palsifer
A. A. Walworth
0. EK. Hunt
J. E. Farlow
Pryor declines defense appearance in O'Donnell case
Gen Roger A Pryor states he has not applied to defend O Donnell in English courts and would not seek a modification of the barrister rule. He notes O Donnell is already provided with capable counsel. The trial is expected to start Friday November 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Telegraph
Roger A. Pryor
O’donnell
Y Donnell
Jury Deliberates in Congdon Murder Case
Providence reports the jury in the Congdon murder case received further instruction on self defense. The court answered questions and the jurors returned to their room for the night. Rumor says nine jurors favor guilty of murder, two for manslaughter, one for acquittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Congdon
Five murderers jailed after boy dies near Albuquerque
A boy named Candelaria was murdered by Jose Arzel Perea and his four daughters who lured him to their house, beat him, and buried him in a vineyard. The five suspects are in jail and locals threaten lynching.
Portland Postmaster Denies Charges After Interview
A Washington despatch reports Portland postmaster Goddard in town for an interview with the postmaster general. He denies some charges, offers explanations for others, asserting they have been greatly exaggerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Goddard
Portland
Democratic slate named for city mayor and state senate
At the democratic city convention Augustus J. Miller was nominated for Mayor and Hon. Zibav Slocam for state senator. The nominating party set forth support for the ticket in the upcoming election with local party officials present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
Augustus J. Miller
Zibav. Slocam
Forests and rivers threat from rapid logging and replanting
The author notes rapid lumber growth in eastern states and aggressive reforestation in western states, predicting cultivated trees may surpass original growth in 25 years. He warns against over cutting in Pennsylvania, where forests protect river sources, regulate flow, and prevent floods. once forests vanish, rivers flood and replacement wood cannot compensate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Democrats renominates Breen for Lawrence mayor
Lawrence Democrats re nominate Mayor Breen and list aldermen Henry B. Thompson C. H. Schonland Patrick Ford James W. Joyce Alexander B. Bruce Patrick A. Lenane. Ex Mayor N P H Melvin is talked of as citizens candidate for mayor. Col John P Sweeney is mentioned but would likely decline nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Breen
Henry B. Thompson
C. H. Schonland
Patrick Ford
James W. Joyce
Alexander B. Bruce
Patrick A. Lenane
N. P. H. Melvin
Citizens
Col
John P. Sweeney
Weston Begins 100 Day Temperance Walk From Westminster
Edward Payson Weston started from Westminster at midnight to walk 100 days except Sundays, covering 50 miles daily and delivering temperance lectures along the route under the sponsorship of prominent temperance advocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward Payson Weston
Westminster
Boston Hoosac Tunnel and Western opens to all points
Boston Hoosac Tunnel and Western Railroad completed its connection at Rotterdam with the West Shore road and will open the full line from Boston to all points on the West Shore line on the 26th inst. The Hoosac Tunnel route is reported in excellent condition to handle heavy anticipated traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotterdam
West Shore Road
Boston
Boston Hoosac
Western Road
Deaths mark the passing of Gen Augustus C Dodge and others
Obituary notices recount the 70 year life of General Augustus C Dodge of Iowa born to Henry Dodge with ties to Wisconsin politics. He served as Iowa’s delegate and senator before minister plenipotentiary to Spain. Additional deaths include Franklin Wright Col Joseph A Thompson Miss Lewis Henry Bence Jones John D Prince Dr Hiram Bartholomew Curtis, Knox, and Gov Pattison’s son after tracheotomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Wright
Portland
Readfield
Wright
Joseph A. Thompson
Miss Lewis
Ida Lewis
Grace Darling
America
Lime Rock
Henry Bence Jones
Navy
London
Jones
John D. Prince
New York Stock Exchange
Prince & Whiteley
New York
Lowell
Mass
Hiram Bartholomew
West Springfield
Ile
Montgomery
F. T. Daly
Boston Herald
Birmingham
England
John Curtis
Charlestown
John Collamore, Jr. & Co
Curtis Collamore & Co
China
Washington
Franklin Street
Federal Street
Samuel Richardson Knox
United States Navy
Everett
Extradition Case and New Election Preacher Appointed
The governor weighs John J. Brisben extradition over a $1600 breach of trust claim tied to Northwestern Manufacturing of Stillwater Minn. Brisben, now in the city, faces unsettled charges as the case is reopened. Rumors speak of a State House office change and a replacement for Rev. Cephas B. Crane, the elected election preacher, who will be abroad during the Legislature’s gathering. Elizur Smith of Lee named Commonwealth representative for Farmers Congress in Louisville. Majority figures show Gov Butler trailing Robinson by about 9700, with higher margins for state officers. Everett Piano Co of Boston formed with John Church president and John D. Willard treasurer, capital $5,000. Petitions to the General Court filed for water supply bonds, sewer system, and Boston-area water charter amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Brisben
Northwestern Manufacturing Company
Stillwater
Minn
Brisben
State House
Cephas B. Crane
Europe
Farmers’ Congress
Louisville
Kentucky
Elizur Smith
Lee
Commonwealth
Robinson
Butler
Everett Piano Company
Boston
John Church
John D. Willard
General Court
Edward Appleton
Reading
Edwin Gay
The
Newton Associates
John C. Randall
Quincy
Sharon Springs Water Company
Mail Steamers and Sails From Boston and New York
Shipping notices list routes from Boston and New York to European ports including Liverpool Bordeaux Havre Glasgow and Queenstown with sailings on dates from Nov 22 to Dec 18. It notes mail steamers marked by asterisk and details mail close times for European and Pacific services along with a miniature almanac and high water timings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasmith
Rio Janeiro
Busk & Jevons
Jersey City
Bristol
Arkell & Douglass Heabshure
Bremen
Oelrichs & Co
Tower Hill
London
Seager Bros Baltic
Liverpool
J Corts
England
Iurst Assy
Monarch
Patton
V & Co
Bolivia
Glasgow
Henderson Bros State of
Nevada
Baldwin & Co Canada
Havre
Louis de Bebian Bothal
Lombard Sons
Switzerland
Antwerp
Peter Wright &Sons
Oregon
Williams & Guyon Pavonia
Hi Brown & Co Donan
Oetrichs & Co City of
Kunhardt & Co
W J Hurst Fulda
Qe8trichs & Co Reliance
U 3 & & Mail 3S
Boston
York City
B Brigham & Co
du Vernet
Durham City
J Brigham & Co
Palestine
Warren & Co Parthia
Kansas
Warren & Co Victoria
Warren & Co Tows
Warren & Co
New York
Chateau Leoville
Bordeaux
le Boulanzer Nevada
Williams & Guion Canada
Louis de Bebian Pavouta
Ti Brown & Co Wyoming
Williams & Guion St Germain
Louis de Bebian Chateau Lafite
Finch, Edge & Co
Alaska
Williams & Guton
Wisconsin
Wiliams& Guton
SHIP NEWS RECORD FROM NOVEMBER 21
Arrived steamer Samaria from Liverpool with 272 passengers and crew under heavy seas. Other arrivals include Wilkesbarre Forest City City of Gloucester and Proctor. several brigs and schooners sailing from Punnel Pubnico St John Musquash and Provincetown. Cleared steamers Istrian Annies M Bell and Opera among others. swhs Norseman Johns Hopkins Saxon and Lavinia Campbell also sailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samaria
Woolfenden
Liverpool
Queenstown
P H du Vernet
Reits
Yoy
Lon
EK W Stetson
Hammond
London
New York
Wilkesbarre
Mills
Port Johnson
Forest City
Snowman
Portland
William Weeks
City of
Istrian
Leask
Thayer & Lincoln
Brsch Annies
Fitz Bros & Co
Leander, Beebe
Beebe
Baltimore
Providence
Selover
Philadelphia
Pochassett, Rackett
Wiscasset
Joy Bridgeport
Conn
J J Moore
Arnold
Bergen Point
Wind Southwest
St Lucie
Delma C
Swiftsurep
Norseman
Johns Hopkins
Lavinia Campbell
General Whitney
Astoria
Sea King
Getchell
Oxenholme
Williams
Erpool
Chowan
Clements
Santos
William O Snow Kelley
Boston
Woodward Abrahams
Snow
Bass Hiver Harbor
James Alderdice
Frank G. Dow
Swhs
Savannah
Atwood
Altavela
Alley
Maria W. Norwood
Maguire Airport
Chais
Iwiss Sawyer
Rogers
James Spike
Norwood
Scott
Rich
Lynn
Maud Malloch
Sinclair
Vineyard Haven
Helen G King
Verril
Puich Island Harbor
C Walker
Starkey
St John
Eastern Belle
Crowell
Rockland
Bray
Elisha Gibbs
Woods
New Bedford
Mr Philips
Gardiner
Omen
sch-Cordova
Allen
Ton
George Calhoun
Stella Lee
Hamilton
Hyannis—s
Fannie F Mall
Bangor
1 & Metcalf
Maine
Peter H Crowell
Eugenie
Godfrey Soston
Newberne
Nwc
Harry
Hill
Cherubim
Nelson
Pomona
Montego Bay
Jamaica
Golden Fleece
Armstrong
Baracoa
Rio Janeiro
Muriel
St Kitts
Northern Light
Slocum
Manila
Hayes
Fairfield
Potter
Port Au Prince
Mowe
Strandt
St Pierre
Chalmette
Reed
New Orleans
Texas
Risk
Ferngsxtina
Curacoa
Jose K More
Sagua
Cora Green
Florence L Schepp
Port de Paix
Merrill C Hart
Clark’s Island
Adie G Bryant
Albert W Smith
Windsor
J V Wellington
P Berris
Mary Standish
Marietta Steelman
Howard Williams
Howard W Middleton
Willow Marp
Provincetown
Alfred F Howe
Somerset
Nellie E Gray
Velma
Addison
Lyndon
Calais
Lizzie M Dunn
Portsmouth
Ka EK Ao
J H Bartlett
Fair River
Koret
Schs
Clio Whilcott
Long Gove
Lawrence Haines
Lizzie Cochran
Mindora
Nulato
Machias
Chromo
Charlotte Augusta
Eastport
Lindsey
Caroline Knight
Frem Do
Mary B Smith
Thomaston
Orezimbo
Calvin G Baker
Eva D Rose
Anna E Ketchum
Quickstep
F H Odiorne
Montana
John M Broomall
A L Green
Lone Star
Quick
City of Para
Dexter
Aspinwall
Monarch
Huggett
Glaucus
Nickerson
Marcos
Daniels
Galveston
Franconia
Bennett
Baltic
Bence
Nebraska
Braes
Glasgow
Magdalene
Meyer
Bremen
Barks Monsita
Wallace
Brich
Barbadoes
Thomas Brooks
Waugh
Guantanamo
Ichs
Navarino
Foss
Pernambuco
Bessie Whiting
Daytom
Progreso
Jennie Rosalene
Saxton
Jacksonville
Emerson Rokes
Marston
Port Spain
Minnie Smith
Arey
Jordo
Paul Seavey
Fletcher
Greytown
Frances Cain
Tera
Tew Beafora
Creared
Kate Florence
Wood House
de Vyerds Cei
Morgan City Aseet
York
Louisiana
Gager
Thomas Lord
New
Tacoma
San Francisco
Port Townsend
Port Madison
Boyd
Saco
C Watson
Beaton
Craigton
York, Or
Greenock
Hypatia
Marr
Monte
Edward H William
Gold
Bridgewater
Ochn
Weatherchand
Cobb St Pierre
AJ York
Littlejohn
Cow Bay
Cberth Amboy
Prof Morse
Boste
Port Blakely
Topgallant
Reynolds
America
Newhah
Honolulu
Rtsmouth
Flora B
Bentley
Parsboro
Evergreen
Turner
Redondo
Sutchings
Perth Amboy
sachs — G@ Stover
Gray
Harper
Hoboken
Nancy J Day
Monroe
Dover
Lower Harbor
John Bracewell
Stevens
William H. Hopkins
Bowen
Aipwallee
James O’ Donohue
Warren
Cathie C Berry .Smith
John J Ward
Iomendo
Sarah L Simmons
Ailen
Pottsville
Bacon
Bell Rock
Dambreck
Commodore Sawyer
Mark Twain
Melville
Ivvetpeog
Washington
Arioth
Thomas VanGilder
VanGilder
Shipping news from New England ports on November 20
From Wimeyard Haven to Cape Ann and Gloucester, numerous schooners and steamers sail or arrive. Varying winds and light airs accompany vessels including the Rita George D Perry, Lizzie Wentworth, A T Crockett, and Gussie Thompson, with several arrivals and towings noted along Machiasport Foothbay and Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimeyard Haven
Arbrig Castalia
Jackson
Philadelphia
Banger
Ichs Union
Gaie
St John
Eva L Leonard
Gookins
Jardiner
Daman
Haskell
William H Ailison
Kenniston
Boston
Julia
Nash
Lubec
W D Cargill
Bangor
New Haven
Nellie Rich
Dyer
Weilfleet
Crisfield
Helen
Mary E Long
Chase
May O'Neil
Machiasport
Rita
George D Perry
York
Harry Chester
Para
MB Oakes
Neptune
T Crockett
Thornlike
Windsor
New York
H C Winship
Doane
Tibbitts
Bristol
JC Barraden
Grant
Millbridge
Game Cock
Fwiler
Rockland
Harpsweil
Gussie Thompson
L Townsend
Portland
Gloucester
Office
Cape Ann Advertiser
Winchester
Western Banks
Addie Winthrop
Knutford
Banks
Shipping News Roundup: Vessels Arrive and Depart
Nov 19 to 21 dispatches list several vessels including the William Woodbury Schmidt from Havre Ar and the Noel, George D Doane, Navigator, Victoria, and Charlie Hickman heading to New York. Also noted are the steamer Ganges from New Orleans to Havre Ar and the bark Shakespeare near London with the steamer Marathon from Son Rein.
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William Woodbury Schmidt Ultimor
Ship Ellen Goodspeed and Mark D Chapin Departures
Two vessels listed with routes and dates: Ellen Goodspeed with crew Kenny sailing from New York on September 6 toward San Francisco with destination October 3 at latitude 10 North longitude 26 West. Mark D Chapin with Hall sailing from Buenos Ayres toward Pernambuco on October 8 near Pot Indio.
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Ellen Goodspeed
Kenny
New York
San Francisco
Lon
Mark D Chapin
Hall
Buenos Ayres
Pernambuco
Pot Indio
Whalers Move to Oakland Creek for Winter Layup
The Bark Helen Marof from New Bedford bound for San Francisco arrives at Oakland Creek to lay up for winter. The brig Hidalgo of San Francisco will also proceed to Oakland Creek to lay up for the season.
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San Francisco
Arctic
Oakland S Creek
Hidalgo
Oakland Creek
Marine notes on sale of Annie M Allen ship
Three fourths interest in the 450 ton Providence built Annie M Allen built at Kennebec in 1873 was sold to Capt A D Brown and associates of Cape Cod and Boston for 13020 dollars. The vessel now sails from Boston under Capt Brown with the Montana being a former reference.
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A D Brown
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Boston
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Montana
Iowa
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