Tonnage and Signals at International Marine Conference
Delegates from the United States and other nations debate sailing vessel lighting rules. Italy proposes white lights for trawlers, a motion debated and adopted then defeated. Germany’s fishing rules lead to daylight occupation signals and safety standards for lanterns and lamps. A Russian committee report recommends fixed light power and distinct red green signals while urging better enforcement. a permanent maritime commissioner is deemed unfeasible now.
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Wasmeton
Goodrich and Shackford
United States
de Soane
Spain
Settembrini
Italy
Committee
James Whimhurst
Great Britain
Germany
Kaznakoff
Russia
Committee On Rights
Partes
Rev James 5 Bush Dies at Ithaca After Long Ministry
The esteemed clergyman died suddenly in Ithaca on Monday the 11th at age sixty four. Born in Rochester New York, he studied at Yale and practiced law before joining the Christian ministry. He served in Orange New Jersey San Francisco Staten Island Concord and Ithaca and converted from Episcopalian to Unitarian before his death. His writings and sermons reflect liberal faith and deep reverence for God and Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Rochester
Yale College
Saratoga Springs
Grace Church
Orange
N. J
Admiral Rodgers
New York
San Francisco
Cape Horn
Monadnock
Overland Monthly
Pacific
East
Church of the Ascension
Staten Island
George W. Curtis
Bush
Concord
Mass
Heber Newton
Lincoln
Unitarian
Bulkeley
Mr. Bush
James Rh. Osgood & Co
Boston
E. A. Washburn
Christ
Church of Today
Washburn
Newton
Curtis
Samuel Osgood
John Cotton Smith
Elisha Mulford
William M. Bush
Alcott
Main Street
King’s Chapel
Acree
Boston Architectural Club Receives National Honors
The Boston Architectural Club earned two of three prizes at a Cincinnati national exhibition tied to a consolidated American Institute and Western Association of Architects convention. C. H. Blackall won the Anderson medal for best individual work, and C. Howard Walker won the Builders' Exchange medal for best water color perspective. The club, led by president Blackall, is praised for its active role and notable members. An accompanying talk by R. D. Andrews on H. H. Richardson era planning featured the Quincy library and Harvard Law School projects. Also notes the Afro-American Legion convention moving from Nashville to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Architectural Club
G. W. E. Field
Cincinnati Architectural Club
Cincinnati
American Institute
Western Association of Architects
United States
Canada
Boston Club
Anderson
C.H. Blackall
Builders’ Exchange
C. Howard Walker
C. H. Blackall
Rotch
Boston
Architectural Club
R. D. Andrews
H. H. Richardson
Andrews
Richardson
Quincy
Harvard Law School
Shipping News Almanac: Boston Ports Arrivals and Departures
Shipping notes from Boston record arrivals of steamers Samaria Lake Superior Marion and others from Liverpool Port Antonio and St John New Brunswick with crews, passengers, and cargo. Vessels cleared include Bulgarian Kansas and Ocean Belle bound for Buenos Ayres and Brighton. Coasts reports list numerous coastwise and overseas sailings and positions in late November.
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Tursday
Samaria
Hewitson
Liverpool
Alexander Martin
Lake Superior
Stewart
George W Preston
Marinion
Anderson
Port Antonio
Boston Fruit Company
Ernest Williams
W O Merrill
LK Kruger
Cumberland
Thompson
St John
Eastport
Portland
Ndse
Joy
Nantucket South Shoal
Boston Marine
East Harbor
Moonbeam
Barstow
Boston
Daphne
Whittaker
Elia May
Sarah E Ward
Philadelphia
Nellie W Craig
Rines
Norfolk
Princeton
Greenlow
Hoboken
Annie Wilder
Thurston
Rockport
Sandy Point
Grant
Farniey Hall
Hutchins
Orland
Ben Hur
Lewis
Bath
Lucy Wentworth
Reynolds
Machias
Waterloo
Kavanagh
Bangor
Warren & Co
Bellmore
Blacklock
Antwerp
Gill & Sootz
Yarmouth
Stanwood
J G Hall & Co
Equator
Crosby
Buenos Ayres
Sens
Ocean Belle
Ruggles
Brighton
Delong & Seaman
Ken Holt
Kelson
Moncton
Hatheway & Co
Waler
Baker
Demerara
Addison Gage & Co
Louise
Porter
Nell
Perry
Gazelle
Warner
Bellevue Cove
JG Hall & Co
Twilight
Bushing
Souris
PEL
Barclay & Co
COAST
Isit
Mineola
Evans
New York
Gill & Loota
H. Kilby
Penobscot
Ingraham
Lbangor
Calvin Austin
Tremont
Donovan
F Williams
Kennebec
Collins
H Hyde
Charles H Sprague
Nickerson
Boothbay
Richmond
Fienry Withington
Aker
Salem
Baltimore
Doane & Co
A W Smith
Berry
Handy
Bertham Walker
Thomas
J W Linnell
Cora Dunn
Harrington
Mobile
J P Elliott
Clara
Goodwin
Ralph M Hayward
Job Tl Jackson
Weybosset
Ruth Shaw
Highland Light
Pottsville
Williamsport
Ella F Crowell
HULL
Freights and Charters Market Report from New York
The New York market shows active freight trading with steady rates for ships and cargoes. Quotes include the Garfield bound for London with grain and general cargo, the Biucher carrying 7600 barrels of refined petroleum from New York to Bremen, and the Colombo slated for Lisbon. San Francisco reports chartered vessels to Cork Havre or Antwerp for grain and the Celtic Monarch at a similar rate.
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New York
Europe
Garfield
London
Biucher
Bremen
Hamburg
Colombo
Lisbon
San Francisco
Bowman B Law
Cork
United Kingdom
Havre
Antwerp
Foreign Ports Ship Movements and Sailings Report
A compiled listing of ships and barges sailing to and from multiple ports. Entries include vessels such as the B D Metcalf Persia and Victoria Regina with destinations from New York to Antwerp and Melbourne, detailing captains and departure or load ports across Europe and the Americas.
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Antwerp
Liverpool
Calcutta
Victoria Regina
Cawsey
New York
Clyde
Park Sirins
Nor
Wahl
Bathurst
Dunkirk
Jennie Parker
Barker
Dungeness
Sapphire
Murray
Philadelphia
Dover
Hugin
Andersen
Quebec
London
Dublin
Amy A Lane
Mitchener
Fowey
Nova Scotia
Potter
Glasgow
Actmon
Steen
Weymouth
Boston
Hiogo
Solitaire
Sewell
Guy Cross
Mallett
Hamburg
Union
Ger
Fokken
Isle OF Wight
Hahnemann
Jefferson
Newcastle
Eng
Barbarossa
Warnken
Capenhurst
Jones
Durham City
Llanelly
Svea
Olsen
Richibucto
Melbourne
Invincible
Lewis
Port Blakely
Montevideo
Egeria
Kerr
Sorrento
Coleman
Nordenhamn
F E Hagemeyer
Dagney
Gjertsen
Parrsboro
Yokohama
Paul Revere
Shipping News Briefs From St Jago St Johns and St Thomas
Sailed Nov 24 from St Jago aboard the steamer Marcia bound for Philadelphia. St Johns Newfoundland also sent the steamer Cacouna to Philadelphia on Nov 24. Saint Thomas reported the scr Timothy Field at Stratton Santa Cruz Teneriffe on Nov 26. Valparaiso noted the Normandy leaving Oct 23 for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Jago
Marcia
Philadelphia
St Johns
Cacouna
ST Thomas
Timothy Field
Stratton
Santa Cruz
Teneriffe
Valparalso
Ehip Normandy
Rivers
New York
Whalers Arrive as Sea Ranger Fronts Arctic Whales
Brunswick dispatch notes Arsch E B Conwell Avery with ten barrels of oil. New Bedford reports the bark Sea Ranger, Cogan, reached San Francisco yesterday from the Arctic with two whales. The Sea Ranger is the last vessel of the New Ledford fleet to arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Arsch
Conwell
Avery
New Bedford
San Francisco
Bark Sea Ranger
Cogan
Arctic Ocean
Ledford
Notices to Mariners update with light and hazard reports
Notices indicate the South Shoals buoy replacement near Delaware Bay. Reports warn Captain Catharine passed near a derelict vessel in the coasting lane, out of Amsterdam and Nantucket lightship adrift, and Lubec Narrows lighthouse lantern work with bearings to West Quoddy Head and Liberty Point Ledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Delaware Bay
New York
Catharine
City of Augusta
Savannah
Pealand
Amsterdam
Nantucket
Portland
Lubee Narrows
Lubec Narrows
Point West Quoddy Head
Liberty Point Ledge
Multiple vessel incidents and rescues tied to late November
Boston reports libel cases over the schooner Mary A Hall and the Tillyer after a collision. San Francisco notes the Rufus E Wood tow back for repairs following a near-miss with Duxbury Reef. New York covers the Santiago fire and the AJ Fuller rescue, with all 59 aboard saved. Additional notices detail Quebec graving, Ebel and Addie gale damage, and other ship mishaps and collisions along the Atlantic run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Belfast
Isaac H .Tilyer
Philadelphia
Tillyer
New York
Carrie S. Bailey
Lemuel Cushing
Parker’s Head
Energie
Bremen
Nantucket
AJ Fuller
Liverpool
Santiago
Potter
Hull
Middlesboro
Eng
P Wilson, Sons & Co
Night
J Fuller
Colcord
Faller
Cable Island
Knight
Joy
Wadsworth
City of Augusta
Savannah
Quebec
Richelieu Line
Montreal
Port Hawkesbury
Ebel
Addie
Dyer
Portland
Georgetown
Beaver
George- Newport
Seir Carl D Lathrop
Gill
Oere St George
Mobile
Hyannis
Mary J Lee
Harris
Rockland
Sir William Kutman
Bangor
Bishop
Clerk
Dge
Ocean King
Halifax
Manhattan
Leighton
London
Miranda
St Johns
Cumberland
John Brooks
Brooks
Timne
Kllen Merriman
Windsor
Gravesend
Lycia
Clyde
Bombay
Suez Canal
Lark Neophyte
Goudey
EW Gale
Cameron
Cardiff
Twilight
St John
Londonderry
Malin Head
Sark
Juno
Jamieson
Fernandina
Lufra
iEvensen
Demerara
Domestic ports freight and sailing updates from Atlantic coast
A string of cargo and passenger movements from Astoria to Bath and Baltimore. Vessels including Cleomene Oxburgh Sarah Mills Long Gertrude A Bartlett and Empress Kendall voyage to Philadelphia New York and Boston while several schooners sail or clear for Boston Calais Belfast Belfast and Newport News.
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Astoria
Cleomene
Oxburgh
San Diego
Bangor
Annie M Dickenson
Hart
Clark’s Cove
Peter H Crowell
Olsen
Josie Hook
Bassett
Boston
Fannie A Gorham
Wadlin
Standard
Evans
Philadelphia
Sarah Mills
Long
Gertrude A Bartlett
Bartlett
New
F G French
French
Annie P Chace
Ellis
Dodge
New York
Empress
Kendall
Norwalk
Brunette
Knox
T Emerson
Gott
Bath
Ariel
Sultana
Arcola
Lewis
Oth
Chase
Pinkhaim
Wilmington
Herald
Rockland
Fandie E Wolston
Marr
Sarah
Wright
Enterprise
Chamberlain
Lcotilbay
Ar Today
Addie
Bowman
Damariscotta
Nutter
Calais
Mail
Kent
Dillingham
Ruth S Hodgdon
Belfast
D T Patchin
Ordway
Camden
Mazurka
Lane
Emily A Staples
Penobscot
Golden Eagle
Baltimore
Alvah
Young
Swansea
Calvin B Orcutt
Bailey
America
Bremen
Treglisson
Carthagena
Helmsley
Chatham
March
Navy
Montana
London
D H Miller
Taylor
Sehs
S E Merwin
Sneed
Portland
James W Big
Long Cove
Washington
E L Dow
Lizzie Young
Keston
Robine Godfrey
Robinson
Wood Point
Elizabeth S Lee
Thompson
Norfolk
Stephen Morgan
New Bedford
T Benedict
Edgartown
Willie Martin
England
Savannah
Sound Lines
Ocean Sramseeee Company
A. Dew. Sampson
New Eng
Washington Street
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn
Go Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
Geo. E. Smalley
Central Wharf
Mallory Lines
Galveston
Coma
Alamo. Nueces
Lamp Asaa
Liverpool to New World Passenger List Notables
From Liverpool by steam the following names appear: Mrs Sarah Shaw Frank Matthews George Bishop Miss Alice Coley M Copeland J M Bradford Sr Lake Superior Miss W B Danks Miss E A Danks Newton Curtis Key A Lyon Miss M Rundele H Burton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Sarah Shaw
Frank Matthews
George Bishop
Alice Coley
M Copeland
M Bradford
Lake Superior
Danks
Newton Curtiskey
Lyon
M Rundele
H Burton
Boston Bound Vessels Listing for November Dates
The Wednesday list shows vessels sailing for Boston with origins and dates: Alaska from North Sydney on Nov 4. Alice McDonald from Demerara Oct 29. Blue Bird from Buenos Aires Oct 20. Creedmore from Chittagong Nov 20. D A Brayton from Rosario Sept 26. Evie J Ray from Singapore Nov 18. San Fantee from Accra Aug 23. James G Pendleton from Hale July 20. Lansdowne from Calcutta Oct 28. Lizzie B Willey from Buenos Aires Oct 7. Moonbear from Lark’s Island around Nov 20. Mary A Troop from Iloilo Aug 28. also others from Manila prior Oct 28 and Suenos Ayres prior Nov. The list notes some vessels overdue and others awaiting loading for River Plate.
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Baltimore
Liverpool
Etc
Elvis
Belfast
Ire
Ohio
Rotterdam
Sachs Gertrude L Trundy
Jennie Lockwood
Demerara
Fall River
Charles A Briggs
Hammett
Norfolk
John Warren
Murray
Perth Amboy
BL Burt
Wyman
Philadelphia
Hyannis
American Chief
Snow
Rockland
New York
Belief Halladay
Nickerson
Boston
Samuel Hart
Pound West
Swhs
Spaatan
Crawford
OD Witherell
Garfield
Wass River
Lewis
Baker
E Eldridge
Kelley
C & Raymond
Thatcher
Cotuit
Franconia
L Brown
Spring Bird
Gloucester
Ethel B
Janet S
Mary George
Lillie G
Mobile
Grace Davis
Dyer
Tanzas
New Bedford
Bertha Dean
Conery
Berks
Adams
Joseph G Dean
Chase
Morrell
Fred Tyler
Smith
Florence
Lockwood
Hull
Watford
Carson
Island City
Studley
Lizzie D Barker
Hawes
Newbury Port
Killie
Derby
Naylor
Newport News
Sumner Read
J B Ogden
Inchborna
Savannah
Brunswick
Guy Mannering
West Point
New Haven
Charlotte T Sibley
Cottrell
Jacksonville
Florence Randall
Randall
Joseph Rudd
Halleck
A Manson
New Orleans
Air
Port
Federation
London
el Monte
Penland
Amsterdam
Galveston
Prinz Frederick Hendrix
Hayti
Bergie
Bremen
Bayonne
Rider
Bremil
Kambira
Brownell
Rio Janeiro
Ravola
Buenos
Greenock
Scammell Bros
Braye
Owl's Head
Me—Arougo
Roger Drury
Bangor
Nassau
Joseph Oakes
Providence
Walker Armington
Drinkwater
Sarah Eaton
Hopps
Berlyhire
Foster
Walls
Hallowell
Laure
Peck
St John
William Bement
Walters
Sarah A Read
Elwood
Calais
Pisce
Manton
East Greenwich
Addie Sawyer
Cook
Mott Laven
Emma Louise
McFarland
Joe Kelley
Eastport
Ireneis Messervey
Messervey
Ringleader
Seavey
Viola May
Fisher
Magellan
Bay of Fundy
Nautillus
Tallman
Stockland
Bertha E Glover
Spear
Ila M. Storer
Simmons
Fernandina
Sarnia
Amelia
Ireland
Mogathiin
Morancy
Wilson
Humacoa
John S Beacham
Ginn
Rogers
Newark
Fichman
Kimball
Louisa Smith
Port Townsend
Wo Brothers
MacCarthney
San Francisco
Pascagoula
Iwis
Waits
Vinaihaven
Heresa Wolf
Robinson
Lanesville
San Joaquin
Navy
Falcon
Port Antonio
Elbroz
Blaye
Brixham
Montego Bay
Marlborough
Panther
Anderson
Newburyport
Jennie E Righier
Crossley
Theresa
Glass
Portland
Tecumseh
Farrow
Oston
Howard W Middleton
Gifford
James 1
Pace
Charles A Cochran
Prince
Ordovie
Austin
Lobos de Rfuera
Altamaha
Saunders
Darien
Florence J Allen
Portsmouth
W Raitt
B Kennard
Lincoln
RL Kenney
Bickmore
Port Johnson
Nancy J Day
Ethel Merriam
Boothbay
Telegraph
Lower Harbor
Schs
C Holden
Mentor
Bathforde
Wm F Muller
Plymouth
Port Liberty
West Side
Provincetown
Daylight
Abbie Berrey
Sullivan
Julia Decker
Edward Lameyer
Beals
Vinalhaven
Vulcan
Ath
Alfred Keene
Greeley
Clara
Gregory
Jennie Greenvaukt
Webster
Lucy Jones
Gross
Sardinian
Lord
GM Wrainard
Mullen
Ringdove
Marston
de Glover
Maxwell
John I Snow
Red Beach
Enoch Talbot
Port Discovery
Celtic Monarch
Morrison
Newcastle
Nsw
Seattle
Park
America
Gibson
Nanaimo
Saco
Reynolds
Arcularius
Silver Spray
Savannas
Gate City
Hedge
Annie Bliss
O’ Donnell
Tybee
Holyrood
Swansea
Warsaw
Foote
Augusto Cilento
Barbados
Leda
Trom Do
Tacoma
Palestine
Hayden
Vineyard Haven
Eliza A Anderson
Lapley
Norwich
Conn
Delaware
Lindsey
Tiverton
Kolon
Pendleton
Sand River
Keawaydin
Bentley
D W B
McLain
Mary
Kerrigan
Lygonia
Fullerton
Clark’s Island
Alice Bell
Burdick
Long Cove
Sea Foam
Richardson
Lubec
Abbie Ingalls
Machias
C M Marrett
Wiley
Illa Frances
Torrey
Eliza Levansaler
Willard
Jones
Cottage City
Leonora
Gonsey
Port Jefferson
Annie Thailey
Marion Iceboro
Jordan
Parlow
Charles 1
Hall
Lowe
Washington, DC
Win_T Donnell
Davis
South Gardiner
Elmo
Heathers
Charlottetown
Pei
Newport
Zella
Louise Hastings
Hutchings
Scis
Keewaydin
Davida
O M Marrett
Ila Frances
Mary B Smith
Abbie Walker
Enos B Phillips
Charles D Hall
Zeila
Louisa Hastings
Alaska
Br. Brig
North Sydney
C. B
Buenos Ayres
Alice McDonald
Am. Sch
Blue Bird
Br. Bark
Luenos Ayres
Creedmore
Chittagong
D. A. Brayton
Aim. Bark
Rosario
Evie J. Ray
Dow
Singapore
Gaporey San Fantee
Accra
W. C.A
James G. Pendleton
Lancaster
Hailo
Anter
St. Helena
Lansdowne
Br. Ship
Calcutta
Lizzie B. Willey
Buenos Aires
Moonbear
Manila
Ago
Suenos Ayres
River Plate
Mail Mails Close For Multiple Regions From Boston and New York
Specially addressed correspondence for the Nether lands Ireland and other regions departs via steamships from Boston and New York on dates around November 27 to 29. Ships include Hammonia Caland and Mendez Nunez with routes to Great Britain France Cuba Brazil and more.
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Southampton
Germany
Bremen
Eider
New York
Ireland
Austria
Denmark
Great Britain
Norway
Belgium
Netherlands
Russia
Turkey
Servia
Truxillo
Ruatan
S. Pizzati
New Orleans
Norge
Fortune Island
Jamaica
Dacinel
Aux Cayes
Hayti
Aivo
Demerara Direct
Greenlands
Costa Rica
Port Limon
Foxball
Azores Islands
California
Nova Scotia
Channel
Codroy
Bay St. George
Bay of Islands
Boon Bay
Newfoundland
Halifax
Boston
Great Britain and Ireland
Samaria
Culand
Pavish
Hamburg
Hammonia
Amsterdam
P. Caland
Carupano
Ciudad
Bolivia
Elgira
Yarmouth
Port Au Prince
Jacmel
Savanilla
Curacoa
Havre
la Bretagne
Cuba
Seneca
Belgian
Trans-Pacific Mails Departures and Deadlines
Notices list mail dispatches to Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports and East Indies via Rio de Janeiro with Boston close dates November 28 at 5 p.m. for Pacific routes. Hawaiian Islands mails via Australia close December 1 at 5 p.m. from San Francisco. Zealandia route for Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoa and Hawaii closes December 9 at 5 p.m. Letters to Pacific steamers should be dropped in Boston eight or nine days before sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Rio de Janeiro
San Francisco
Boston
Hawaiian Islands
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Zealandia
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Rev
James 5. Bush
Afro-American Legion Convention
Nashville
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Shipping News
Port OF
Iron Duke
Bunje
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EJ Spicer
Lon
Antwerkp
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Natal
Mistletoe
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Morse
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Anthony
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Salvatore
Ronans
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de Direct
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Maggie J Chadwick
Cathie
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