Vessels in port corrected to Monday November 25
A list of vessels in port corrected for publication on Monday November 25 notes that torayships laid up are excluded. Readouts include vessels such as Charles F Ward Coombs, Africa Hoosac, Sydney NSW, Constitution Don Enrique, H W Palmer, and many others with their owners and destinations across Cambridge East Cambridge and Mystic River areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Dickerman
Chisholm
Neponset
Charles F Ward
Coombs
Emery & Co
Africa
Hoosachile
Sagstrom
South America
Mystic River
Neshire
Stahl
J H Flitner
Lewis Kennard
Bettencourt
Peace
Magnolia
Davis
J G Hall & Co
River Platte
Nor
Olsen
Gill & Lootz
Shavensi
Omas
Goddard
Nelson
Louise Adelaide
Orr
Union
Rachel Emery
Wyman
Ds Emery & Co
So America
Arcot
Marquand’s
Charles Dennis
Haskell
Rsican
Ee Sccce Nees Commercial Pep Ane
Mirage
Delong & Seaman
Erie Snow’s
Mopel Dinson
Egg
Cceeee
Cence Sretrbinbe
Ellen Mitchell Small
Peeesese
Leighton’s
E B Attie
Sanborn
Bussey Hodgdon
Weymouth
Plymouth
Brien
SJ Golding
Boston Wharf Botaric
Dean
Anna Elizabeth
Dodge
Bangor
South Bay
Albert W Smith
Berry
Simpson’s
Albana
Romkey
Souris
PEL
Annie T McKie
McKie
London
Union Admiral
Calais
Prhee
Ae Woods
Cambridge
Alfalfa
Gott
Mt Desert
Alida Hregson
Branklin
Annie F Kimball
Kimball
Sawyer’s
Camoridge
Ada Ames
Ame
Settee
Alfred Brabrook
van Bon
Adam Bowlby
Bowden
LIB
Cceer Gealg
Roby’ S
Charlestown
Heaton
Handy
Augustus
ARI
Campbell’s
Chelsea Pans Cuerier
Wade
Buenos Ayres
Porter
Salmon River
Brenton
Thompson
Mereghan
Thorbourn
Detong & Seaman
Belmont
Winslow
Wawinous
Bessie G Beach
McKeague
Lynn Ferry
Beulah
Lonnes
Bill Stowe
E Phinney
Walker
Thomas
Bessie Carson
Mapplebeck, Delong & Seaman
Ussia Chilton
Eeemevee
Ehot
Carrie
Hodgdon
Port Spain
Clara Goodwin
William Haskins & Son
Gray's
Balmer, Delong & Seaman
Commercial Cambridge
Perry
Simpson
Seaward
B'S Oil Works
Ealvin P
Eliot
Charlie Stedman
Mitchell
Lanesville
Mos
Baat South Bagaressa
Young
Ellsworth
Wellington’s
Brighton
Charlie A Sproul
Humphrey
Piper
Charles H Sprague
Nickerson
Cynosure
Cymbeline
Cook
Cox & Green
Solin
Baker
C W Lewis
Sawyer
Ban Dione
Matthews
DS Lawrence
Patterson
M Anthony
Aniel Been
Dpe
Dolphin
Ward
Collings Faynes
Emily Belle
Eliza Tuetchelace
Blocombet ET Debutts & Daggett’s
Edora
Strout
Millbridge
Emma C
Farnsworth
Raymond
Warner
Delong
Aria South Bay Eunice
Newcom
Allen
Deer Isle
Instream Electric Flash
Greenlaw
Estella
Hamor
Edmund
Elm City
Etheridge
Ellen M Baxter
Gray
Forest Belle
Phipps
Fredericton
Swain
Alley
Boothbay
South Par
Fearnaught
Hopkins
Sheet Harbor
Fannie Butler
Rollerson
Wellington & Buck’s
Flora Rogers
Rogers
Brunswick
McQuesten’s
Florence
Seereese
Burnham's
Gazelle
Port Gilbert
Genius
Farnsworth, Delong & Seaman
Leland
Joyce
Commercial Laurier (Br
Taylor
Charlottetown
Pei
Vest
Louise
Richards
Tusket
Neee
Vail
Melodees
Cersararis -Green
Georgie Berry
Ginn
Deteeeossescess Beem Compier
General Scott
Rich
Hyne
Hinckley
EB Humboldt
Murphy
Booth
Kelley
Hiram
Winters
Chase
Ivy Belle
Loud
Damariscotta
Erseeereerreers Piper
Dobbin
Machias
Hine
Johnson
John Stroup
Rouse
Golding
Lockwood’s
TH McCoullagh
Gilkey
H Slitner & Co
Commercial Lake
Lillian
Brown
Comey
Lucy
Cassidy
Mystic
Geldert
St John
Lucy Belle
Wass
Columbia Falls
Mary
Wellington
Robbins
Mary B Smith
Mahoney
Millie
Bowne
New
Wixon
Mary Langdon
Emery
Sprague
Fisher
Bethell
Eastern Packet Pier
Medford
Ham
Ray
L Rogers
Miller
Mary Farrow
Condon
Babbitt
Minnie Rowan
Matilda
Cooper
Mary Steele
Paschal
Lombard’s
Mary Freeland
Clark
Mattie I
Dorr
S. Metropolis
Acorn
Millie Washburn
Maggie P Smith
Douglass
May Queen
Grant
Sullivan
Mary Lee Newton
Rowe
Mabel Hall
Bartlett
Mansur
Oakes
Ingalls
Waie
New Zealand
Dawes
Glendon
EB Novelty
Campbell, Delong & Seaman
Fearebay
Aes
Seeees Batt
Nellie C Paine
Dotteridge
Lovell & Son
Nell
Perry Shexis
Buck
Chelsea Perine
Thurston
Selig
Sturdevant’s
Vemaquid
Wheeler
Seerenone Burpham
Prince Leboo
Blake
Regina
Gordon, Delong & Seaman
Roees
Kenney
Shaw
Wood's
Rer Aikiscsese Oes
Samuel Lewis
Coleman’s
Susan H Ritchie
Perkins
Green's
Susan Stetson
Frisbee
Samuel Dillaway
Benndigo
Liverpool
Sabrina
Urquhart
Sarah E Smith
Samuel C Hart
Milton ‘Twilight
Bushey
Bennett
Pearl Street Frame
Heckman
Summerside
Pet
Commercial
Thomas Robertson
Yarmouth
Bath
South Bay Victory
Anny
Bristol
Oath Bay
Look
Seerees
Williamine
Babbidge
Al4see Vecarenes
Burnham’s
William Jones
Collins
Whitney, Pousland & Co
H Oler
Crowell
Demerara
Tudor’s
William L Burroughs
West
Seereeees -Oil Works
White Cloud
Mader, Delong & Seaman
Willie A
Landy, Delong & Seaman
Eeeseness
Waldron
Commercia
William Frederick
Burgess
Wallace Ward
O’brien
Wilson & Willard
Elliot
Sins Epiera
Lufkin
William F Collins
Higgins
Miaka Wee Sai Rie
Warren
East Cambridge
Charles River
Shipping News Mini Almanac for Nov 26
Shipping list reports arrivals at Boston harbor with multiple steamers and tugs from London Halifax Cuba New York Philadelphia and Charlottetown detailing cargoes passengers and in tow barges. Numerous vessels including Serica Tordenskjeld Carroll Devonshire Glaucus Wilkesbarre City of Gloucester and others arrive or sail with freight passengers and coasters. High water and moon length noted for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consignee
Ae Albert Gallatin
Keene
Tlanta
Howell
U S
Uae
O’kane
Essere
Bellmore
Blacklock
Nash, Spaulding & Co
Sane
Leask
Thayer & Lincoln
Liverpool
Manley
C Furness
London
Central
Devonshire
Purvis
Phelps Bros & Co
Coleman
H M Whitney
New York
Indiaerman
Hallett
Indiansas
Fenton
Warren & Co
Mineola
Evans
Gill & Sootz
Antwerp
Mystic
Charlest
Johnston
H & A Allan
Glasgow
Hoosac Parthian
Nickerson
B Sampson
Philadelphia
Long Pottsville
Ritson
South Bay
Serica
McKenzie
Furness
Hoosac Tordenskjold
Nor
Uckermann
Seaverns & Co
Cuba
Long Wilkesbarre
Cates
Port Johnson
Charlestown
Yorktown
Chadwick
Yarmouth
Stanwood
JG Hall & Co
Lewis
Uator
Crosby
John G Hall & Co
Beile
Freeman
Edward Lawrence
Constitution Snow & Burgess
Brown
Cunningham, Banks & Co
Simpson’s Barks
Halifax
Tordenskjeld
Whelps Bros & Co
Glaucus
HM Whitney
Wilkesbarre
City of Gloucester
Young
Gloucester
Knickerbocker, Colby
Lizzie Moses
C M Winch
Baker
Lizzie H
Weehawken
Lorena
Hoboken
Bertha F Walker
Thomas
Adam Bowlby
Bowden
M A
Achorn
Rondout
Mapel Hall
Bartlett
Newbury
Oliver Scofield
Nettie
Dobbin
Kelley
Calais
Weymouth
Metropolis
Vinalhaven
Caressa
Young Ellsworth
General Scott
Rich
May Cnet
Grant
Sullivan
Charlie A Sproul
Humphrey
Ivy Belle
Loud
Lucy Belle
Wass
Columbia Falls
Jonathan Cove
Sherman
Naritan River
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Boston
Vorth
Saxon
Parthian
Long Wharf
Charleston
Savannah
Wilmington
West
E Bb. Sampson
Satur- Ee
India Wharf
North River
Soth
H. M. Writney
India
Board OF Registrars OF Voters
Beacon Street
Foreign Ports Shipping Movements Report
A cable report lists ships and voyages from multiple ports including Ascension Barbados Buenos Ayres Dunkirk Exmouth Greenock Gibraltar Huelva Havre Hull London Liverpool Larne Plymouth Pernambuco Prawle Point Portishead Queenstown Rio de Janeiro St Helena Trinidad Wellington Acapulco Curacao Cienfuegos Gibara Havana with departures and destinations such as New York Boston Philadelphia Calcutta Hong Kong Manila and other ports, detailing ship names, captains, and routes for late October to November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascension
Mohbur
Casey
Cape Town
New York
Barbados
Chipman
Belgea
Santos
Buenos Ayres
Lydia
Sprengle
Boston
Blue Bird
McDonald
Poston
Moonbeam
Barstow
Turks Island
Henry Lippitt
Howes
Mobile
Jacob A Stamler
Crystell
Nina Tillson
Green
Dunkirk
Jennie Parker
Barker
Exmouth
Glitner
Marcussen
Greenock
Marie
Hansen
Bathurst
Richard Kelsall
Philadelphia
Huelva
Eva
Douglass
Letts
Cadiz
Havre
Rolf
Nor
Jorgensen
Hull
Eng
Galileo
London
Courant
Quebec
Cashimere
Andersen
Sarah Chambers
Carter
Guy Wilmot
Morris
Hampton Court
Kruse
Paspebiac
Vidonta
Wilson
St Johns
Alaska
Murray
Liverpool
Etruria
Hains
Rio Janeiro
Horrox
ST Helena
James G Bain
McNutt
Hong Kong
Southern Cross
Bailey
Avoca
Hatch
Calcutta
Wellington
Terese Consulich
Ital
Cattarinich
Maritime Ship Movements Worldwide In Late November
A compact report lists numerous vessels sailing and clearing in late November. Notable entries include Park Barcelona sailing to New Orleans via Santos and need for repairs aboard brig Alice in Port Williams, alongside steamers City of Washington and Faraday bound for various ports. Cleared ships include Ocean Belle, New Brunswick, and Amanda Parker with routes from British Columbia to Mobile and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Barcelona
Santos
New Orleans
Alice
Baxter
Port Williams
Agapito
Pages
Charleston
City of Washington
Reynolds
Vera Cruz
Mendez
Ocean Belle
O’leary
British Columbia
New Brunswick
Hanson
Fleetwood
Gem
Demerara
Hail
Maud
Porto Rico
Helena
Caboodel
Bermuda
Laguayra
Professor
Liverpool
Barbadoes
Colon
Prins Frederick, Hendrick
Amsterdam
New York
Hayth
E Ut Herriman
Hampton Roads
Laguna
Amanda Parker
Mobile
Montevideo
Agostino Bomb
Basso
Manzanilla
Alert
York
Para
Alliance
Be Thomas
Barbados
Maranan
Finance
Rio Janeiro
Pernambuco
Edward Johnson
Warren
Dag
ST Jago
Cienfuegos
Nassau
Tuskar
Chestina Redman
Watts
Ayr
Scotland
Weymouth
Schs
Rice
Windsor Packet
Boston
Freeport
Belmont
L5th
Levose
Fury
Yokohama
Post Augusta
Vancouvre
Hong Kong
Abyssinia
China
San Francisco
Kanagawa Shoal
Maritime Report From Historic Shipping Log
A fragment notes steamers Samaria sailing Liverpool to Boston on November 21 at latitude 46 53 N longitude 44 16 W. Hark Edward May bound New York to Callao in October at latitude BN longitude 47 W. Ali well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samaria
Liverpool
Boston
N. Lon
W. Hark Edward May
New York
Callao
W. Ali Well
Gloucester Shore Fishing News and Higalund Light Weirs Report
Gloucester reports a shore fishing scene with Cecil H Low and others landing 100000 barrels of cod and halibut from multiple vessels including Midnight and Dictator. Higaland Light notes crews harvesting about 40 barrels of herring per weir and some large mackerel in nets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Cecil H Low
Grand Bank
Louisa Palleys
William M Stevens
Georges
L Paul
Essie
James G Craig
Farragut
Vanguard
George McLellan
Parnell Ohara
Mabel Kenniston
Lucy Ann
Estella Nunan
Higaland Light
New Light Changes Near Fort Tompkins and Princess Bay
On or about January 1 1890 Fort Tompkins Light will switch to flashing red and white every ten seconds while keeping the same apparatus. Princess Bay Light will shift from fixed and flashing white every forty five seconds to fixed and flashing white every five seconds. A derelict vessel is reported off Rio de la Plata three times with wrecks varying in tonnage. The steamer Manhattan lies near Fenwick's Shoal Lightship. Kennebec and Back river buoys will move for winter. An automatic buoy on Blonde Rock off Seal Island is out of order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fort Tompkins
the Narrows
New York Bay
Princess Bay
Staten Island
South America
Rio de la Plata
Lewes
Del
Manhattan
Fenwick’s
Kennebec
Back
Ove Johnson
Schooling
PB Haskell
Blonde Rock
Seal Island
Vessel wrecks and losses span Atlantic routes in late November
Reports from Savannah to Perth Amboy and New England detail multiple ship catastrophes. The Sch Mand Snare near Perth Amboy ran 86 hours, Apalachicola crews faced a gale near Cape St George, the Moses Eddy collided with Sea Queen, and the Gracie B. Richardson went ashore at Stewart's Point. Cargoes and vessels were lost or damaged. crews survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vick Passage
Savannah
Perth Amboy
Apalachicola
Carl D Lothrop
Newport
Gill
Mobile
Cardenas
Cape St George
Bangor
Moses Eddy
New Bedford
Charlie
Cuttyhunk
Confidence
New York
Provincetown
Willie & Ida
West Indies
Boston
Greenock
Pettersen
Atlus
Chatham
Dublin
Atlas
Multiple Vessels Cleared and Sailed in New England Ports
Shipping notices list numerous vessels cleared or sailed from Atlantic coastal ports including Apalachicola Bangor Calais Castine Damariscotta Fort Monroe Gloucester Galveston Hyannis Ludlow and Lubec on various dates in November. The entries mention schooners steamers bark and brig with names such as Rebecca F Lainden Ronda Sarah Mills and City of Alexandria plus crews and destinations like New York Philadelphia Boston and Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca F. Lainden
Diggins
Matanzas
Bangor
Bark Ronda
Orienson
Portland
Merwin
Clark
Norfolk
Annie V Bergen
Odell
Philadelphia
Steavier Standard
Evans
New York
Sarah Mills
Lowe
Post Boy
Smith
Bridgeport
G French
French
New Haven
Duroc
Anderson
W Ll Emerson
Gott
Helen S&s Barnes
Haskell
Boston
Urka
Joss
City of
Waite
Liverpool
Wakefield
Sheldrake
Carthagena
Edwin
Stacy
Swhs
Fanny J Bartlett
Kreger
Rio Janeiro
O H Brown
Brown
Washington, DC
Alcides
Glasgow
Halifax
Mareca
St John
Salisbury
Shawmut
Brunswick
Trinidad
Nassau
Windward Islands
Belfas
Lucy P Miller
Homer
Charleston
Pontiac
Barcelona
Horace
Havre
Glen Tanar
Bark Boreas
Henry C Winship
Alexandria
May McFarland
Calais
James Warren
Jonesport
Closson
R L Tay
Addie Wessels
Maddox
Nettie Cushing
Kallock
J J Little
Matthews
Henry A Tabor
Slocum
John Stockham
Kenyon
Lillie G Wells
Wells
John G Fell
Crowley
Josephine
Barber
S J Smith
Bobbie Godfrey
Robinson
East Machlas
Schs
Saarbruck
Bosbee
Minot
Hathaway
Dakota
Nellie F
Fortress Monroe
Ordovic
Austin
Lobas de Rtvera
Green’s Landing
Alice
E P Newcomb
Allen
Andrew Sturnham
Julia & Martha
Gloucester
Belle
Nuss
Prince Edward Island
James Gray
Saco
Race Horse
Rockland
Galveston
Tuaskar
Middleborough
Hyanniss
West Side
Gammon
William F Collins
Higgins
Milton
Mass
Spartan
Crawford
Hoston
A M Allen
Bath
Mary Standish
Daniel Brittain
Colemay
JS Lamprey
Harding
S C Hart
Kelley
Muton
J Nickerson
Winslow
Plymouth
Lewis
Rai Cotuit
Alice B
Fisher
Danversport
Bass River
W Lewis
Baker Bangor
Baltimore
Raymond
Thatcher
E Eldridge
Jane L Newton
Montana
EB B Shaw
A T Bagsey
Howard Smith
Lizzie
Call Lyswich
Helen
White
Port Johnson
Mary Baker
Heath
Elizabethport
Percy
Port Liberty
Tupstem
Fla
City of Alexandria
Havana
el Dorado
New Orleans
LUBEC
Ernst T Lee
Ella Brown
Lady Antrim
Dunbar
Machiasors
Atr
Lily
Windsor
William Mason
Laura Brown
Maggie Willett
Springbird
Ethel
Druid
Mary George
Lily G
Franconia
Janet
Emma McAdam
Millbridgi
Lucy May
Maritime Shipping Movements Across Ports Report
A dense list of vessels sailing and clearing from ports including Newburyport Newport News Norfolk New York and Providence. Ships and barks such as Henry A Burnham Oneata Isbesta and Hercules frequent the routes with arrivals from Buenos Aires Rio de Janeiro and Liverpool. Several sailings note dates around Nov 24 25 26 and port-to-port movements in a broad regional tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Air Navy
Barkentine
Henry A Burnham
Rose
Barbados
Isbesta
Newburyport
Scis
Buenos Ayres
Cornelis Soule
Francis
New York
Kendrick
Fish
Hercules
Odiorne
Philadelphia
Mary Sands
Lewis
Bath
New Orleans
Thessaly
Rio Janeiro
New Haven
Eva L Ferris
St John
Norfolk
Ainsdale
Galveston
Liverpool
Mount Edgecomb
Progreso
Sailesworks
Bremen
Naples
Antwerp
Valmas
Reading
Charleston
Roehampton
London
Huntington
Lelds Tor
Kenguela
Mediterranean
Louisiana
Chateau Lafite
Bordeaux
Monaca
Port Spain
Trinidad
la Bretagne
Havre
Norge
Christiansand
Seneca
Havana
Servia
Teresinella
Tunis
Anna L Taylor
Lambert
Gonaives
Wauban
Welch
Irinidad
Isabel Alberto
Veterson
Jacksonville
Hell Gate
Sarah Godfrey
Hogan
Rio Grand da Sul
Valdure
Farris
John Kelsey
Rhoades
Rockland
Laconia
Jay
Boston
L A Watford
Hand
New Bedford
RG Whildin
Burgess
Expedite
Latewell
Owl's Head
Schs
Roger Drury
Bangor
Nassau
Emily Staples
D i Hain
DT Patchin
Icis Dolphin
Fairfield
Phebe Ann
Joseph Oakes
Portland
Kondo
Greenock
Secs Messemer
Whineas
Sprague
la Plate
York
Providence
Berkshire
Foster
Baltimore
Aries
Briggs
Charles Noble Simmons
Babuitt
Hattie V Milsey
Chase
Charles
Bayles
Purrington
I & EK Oakley
Newman
L L Hamlin
Nelson
Raritan River
Lewis Jane
Cole
Rondout
Robinson
Demerara
Simmons
Douglass
Lanesville
Barndale
Strage
Herald
Lone Star
Delaware
Rhea
Lou
Ked Beach
Navarra
Hatfield
Windsor
Lizzie Carr
Richmond
Julger
Washington Power
Jones
San Francisco
Enoch Talbot
Rhodes
Port Discovery
Lena Sweasey
Birkholm
Asia
Salem
Iwis
Iwis D Sawyer, Anderson, Hoboken; Wm D Marvel, Keefe, South ‘Amboy
A B Perry
Look
Port Johnston
Jessie Hart
Wall
Sarah A Reed
Aylward
Calais
Roy
Lester
Savannah
Ar Tybee
Venice
Alcester
Palmas
Florence
Jessmore
Las Vineyard
Raven
Harry Stewart
Jordan
Port Johnson
Icis
Princeton
Greenlaw
Hoboken
Jesse Hart
Wail
Elizabethort
Grace Cushing
Port Liberty
Wnn
Nancy J Day
Fountain
Dover
Telegraph
Kellar
Athens
Portsmouth
Bickmore
Russell
Nellie J Dinsmore
Dodge
T P Dixon
Torrey
Swis
Emma Green
Smith
Enterprise
Wm D Marvel
Weefe
Merrill C Hart
Murphy
Pamunkey River
Camden
Jotn Price
Odell
Weehawken
Carrie CG Ware
Keene
Lubec
Luther
Roby
Penny
Sarah E Ward
Dixon
King Philip
Marvel
Merrill
Luther A Roby
Wes
Point
Empire
Pocahontas New York
Trans-Pacific
Society Islands
Tahiti
Heston
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Rio de Janeiro
Hawaiian Islands
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Zealandia
Mail postings for multiple routes from Boston and New York
Notices detail closing mails for Nova Scotia via Yarmouth, various Mexican states, Belgium, Scotland, Germany and Europe, Great Britain, Ireland, Netherlands, Cuba, Haiti, Curacao, Venezuela, Colombia, Bolivia, Trinidad, Costa Rica, Azores, and York arrivals. Steamships include Yar mouth, Saratoga, Pevnland, Veronia, City of Paris, Magnolia, W. G. Hewes, P Caland, Elgira, Prins Frederick Hendrik, Mendez Nunez, La Bretagne, Seneca, Eider, Servia, Norge, Pizzati, Fox hall, Halifa x, and Samaria with dates Nov 26–30 and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth
Boston
Yucatan
Campeche
Tabasco
Chiapas
Cuba
Saratoga
New York
Belgium
Pevnland
Scotland
Veronia
Germany
Bremen
Southampton
Lalu
Great Britain and Ireland
Paris
Porto Rico
Magnolia
Bluefields
Nic
W. G. Hewes
New Orleans
Netherne
P. Caland
Great Britain
Hamburg
Ireland
Hammonia
Netherlands
Amsterdam
Carupano
Ciudad
Bolivia
Elgira
Port Au Prince
Jacmel
Haiti
Savanilla
Curacoa
Curac
Seneca
Eider
Austria
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Russia
Turkey
Servia
Truxillo
Ruatan
Pizzati
Norge
Fortune Island
Jamaica
Aux Cayes
Hayti
Algo
Costa Rica
Port Simon
Foxhall
Azores Islands
California
Channel
Codroy
Bay St. George
Bay of Islands
Boon Bay
Newfoundland
Halifax
Samaria
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atlantic Mutual
INS. CO
N. Y
Geo
Winthrop Coffin
WM. AM. Coley
State Street
Clyde Steamship CO
Great Southern Freight
PAS
Senger
Florida
South Carolina
South
Kas River
Cherkee
Seminole
Yemassee
Washington Street
J. A. Flanders
Theo
G. Eger
Bowing Green
Hansa Line
Cremonta
E. A. Adams & CO
Lis State St
White Star & IW
United States
Hoyat
Queenstown
Liverpoo
Atlantic
RED Star Line
Zm. A. Adams & CO
State St
Cor
Broad St
Atlantic Works
Border St
Boston Post
Cies Emiscon
Leighton
EB Lisworth
Winslow’s
Semaine Gillespie & Pierce’s
Isin
Ieee
Lewis's
Chelsea Peick
Quincy Point
Shipping News
Port OF
Swis Mansur
Glade Tidings
Triton
Amee
Swis Owaha
Wiscasset
Mary Lee Pienso
Red Beach
James H Tripp
Wellfleet
Swis Henry
Cayler
Emeline
Joel F Sheppard
Brewer
Quincey Point
Douglass Haynes
T A Stuart
Faulkingham
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