Cabinet prize takers Sherman Miller Wanamaker and New
A Republican from Indianapolis reports plans for President Harrison’s Cabinet. Sherman likely as Secretary of State. Allison or Miller for Treasury. Wanamaker may be Postmaster General. New or a Philadelphia merchant for Navy or War. a Southern seat to North Carolina. Clarkson of Des Moines possibly offered Treasury if Allison declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
Indianapolis
Harrison
Sherman
Allison
Treasury
Warner Miller
New York
John Wanamaker
Indiana
John S. New
Navy
Philadelphia
South
North Carolina
Clarkson
Des Moines
Lord Sackville's Future in Paris Assignment
Diplomatic gossip claims Lord Sackville abandoned a planned Canada trip due to orders from the home office. He is said to go to Paris for two years as chargé d affaires of the British legation, with the ambassador to Paris taking two years leave. Afterward, he would be assigned officially to Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Sackville
Post
Canada
Paris
Ffaires
Washington
Secretary Whitney's Turkeys Given to Navy Staff
In keeping with his custom Secretary Whitney distributed a large turkey to each of the Navy Department's 00 employees for Thanksgiving dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Navy Department
Steel makers seek profitable trade but deny trust
In New York at the Windsor Hotel representatives of steel manufacturers meet in secret to discuss restoring profitable prices. A source says there is no intention to form a trust, and currently no money is being made in the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Windsor Hotel
India Wharf
Pier 11
North River
Soth
Rales
Dl. Whitney
Morals in Politics by C W Ernst at Moral Education event
Mr C W Ernst argued that politics cannot be moral without public accountability. He urged public actions be universalizable, opposed self interest, and said parties serve the people, not rule by party. The address, introduced by Mrs Kate G Wells, stressed openness, integrity, and the link between personal virtue and civic flourishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Ernst
Moral Education Association
Wesleyan Hall
Kate Gannett Wells
United States
Commonwealth
Methodist Church
Democratic Party
H.H
Faxon
Fay
Mr. Ernst
The City Contests A Boston voter letters on mayor race
John Wheelwright argues the November contest is partisan and warns against trusting any single machine to reform City Hall. He urges mass-based, nonpartisan reform across aldermen and common council, criticizing both parties and urging honest city government. He cites civil service, debt rules, and tax concerns as core issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
State House
Post Office
Custom House
O’brien
Dorman J. Eaton
Packard
Business College of New York
O'Brien
Boston
Jesse Gove
Senator Hoar
City Hall
Metropolitan Police Commission
John
Wheelwright
Washington Street Bookshops Advertise Bargains
New store DeWolf Fiske Co at 361 Washington offers gift books albums and ribbon books while Archway Book Store at 365 Washington advertises greater bargains than ever across the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWolfe, Fiske & Co
Washington Street
Archway
Mails Close at Boston and Overseas Lists
Mail closes at Boston daily at 3.00 PM with subsequent later cutoffs at 2.15 PM 5.00 PM 7.30 PM 7.39 PM for various destinations including Central America South Pacific Germany Austria Denmark Sweden Jamaica Grey town Belize Guatemala Haiti Curacao Venezuela Trinidad Barbados Grenada Cuba and more. Specially addressed shipments to Belgium Scotland and the Netherlands noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central America
South Pacific
Germany
Austria
Denmark
Sweden
York
Orleans
Thomas
Barbados
Trinidad
Brazil
Newport News
New York
Ailsa
Belgium
Eaees
Jean Countries
Scythia
Senera
Halifax
Carroll
Los
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Norway
Russia
Turkey
Guatemala
Puerto Corty
Jamaica
Grey Town
Belize
Ece Nic
Costa Mexican States
Niagara
Truxillo
Anatan
Boston
Key West
Burg
Hammonia
Newee
Professor Morse
New
St. Thomas
St. Croix
Advance
Puerto Cortez
Sted
Fortune Island
Hayti
Rica
Port Simon
Steamship Act
Guiana
Windward Islands
Netherlands
Rotterdams
Scotland
Riday
Westernland
Pizzali
New Orleans
Great Britain
Ireland
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Ton
Trans-Pacific Mail Deadlines From Boston Office
Notices warn of closing mail deadlines for the Pacific regions and ships including City of Rio de Janeiro Australia Mariposa and Tropic Bird. Mails for Japan Shanghai Kong Kong and dependent ports must be mailed eight days before the specified dates in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Shanghai
Kong Kong
East Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutchast Indies
Rio de Janeiro
San Francisco
Boston
Hawaiian Islands
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Mariposa
Society Islands
Corea Posiience
trans-Pacific
Incoming Steamers for Boston and New York List
Shipping notices show incoming steamers for Boston and New York due around November 28 to December 4. Vessels from Liverpool Manchester Antwerp and Amsterdam, with consignments including cattle and cargo from firms such as Warren & Co, Furness, Gell & Scotz, and J G Hall & Co. detailed arrival dates and ports of origin appear alongside lines and ship names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aisahag Ee
London
Furness
Yarmouth
G Hall & Co Marmion
Jamaica
Bost’n Fruit Co
Carthawenian
Glasgow
Allan Ripon
Antwerp
Destinat'n sailings and port calls from Boston and New York
From Boston schedules list destination sailings with arrivals at Liverpool Yarmouth Savannah and Philadelphia as well as connections to Glasgow Halifax and Georgetown. From New York entries show Polynesia Celtic Hamburg Bremen and Ismay routes with approximate noon times and steamer names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Polynesia
Hamburg
Ship News Notice to Captains From Boston Signal Station
Observations recorded on November 27 at the United States Signal Station in Boston during local and Greenwich times. Captains may correct their barometers daily by adding one one-hundredth of an inch for every ten feet of altitude above sea level. wind, pressure, and related readings are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Lewis Wharf
Halifax
Ft. C
Une
L. H. Palmer
Fall River
Old State House
R. B. Gatdner
Atlantic Ave
Pier
North River
New York
Louisiana
Sludson
New Orleans
Texas
New Mexico
Atlaank
Colorado
California
Old Mexico
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Mobile
Ala
Mississippi
Red Rivers
W& J. N. Blagna
Washington Street
Mays
Samuel J. Seaman
Offee Pier
N. Y
Sarah
L. R. Hale
Azores
E. A. Adams & CO
State Street
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Superior Court
Peter T
Scott
County of
Ostor Post
Peter I
Peter
Jos. A. Willard
Edwin A. Wadleigh
Arshurf. Bower
Charles F. Hall
Devonshire Street
Steamer Scythia Arrives After Gale Damages and Losses
PORT OF BOSTON ARRIVED. Steamer Scythia reports strong westerly gales and heavy seas from Liverpool to Boston, weather forcing entry to port via Cape Cod. Notable events include A L Morrison waterlogged and abandoned near Massachusetts Bay with crew rescued. two sailors lost from pilot boat conditions. multiple vessels reported in heavy seas and near Thatcher's Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scythia
Roberts
Liverpool
Queentown
Alexander Martin
Cape Cod
Massachusetts Bay
Sch
A L Morrison
Newburyport
Leylana
Lon
Navy
Transatlantique Teamer
Inman
Carroll
Brown
Charlottetown
PEL
Port Hawkesbury
Halifax
Mdse
Boston
Prince Edward Island Steamship Company
Thatchers Island
Cavin
Wright
Martin Haley
Nickerson
Yarmouth
Doane
Mise Tod
City of Savannah
Smith
Savannah
Muse
Richardson & Barnard
Chatham
Howes
Baltimore
Norfolk
Mise
George E Smalley
H F Dimock
Eldridge
New York
H M Whitney
Longfellow
Provincetown
Olive Ir
Gibson
Cardigan
Norman
Snow
Phiadelphia
EF B Sampson
Schaglor & Mathis
Brower
Quincy Point
Emma McAdam
Young
Tiverton
Weymouth
Rates and Charters From New York and San Francisco
New York rates unchanged for Europe steamers to Cork and Liverpool with grain at 5s 3d and cotton at 428 6d. Charters list ships George Keaton and East inspector Bark Gin, with routes to Java and St Croix and cargoes including petroleum and lumber. San Francisco charters include Are Thusa bound for Cork Havre or Antwerp at 378 6d with similar port charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Eorge Keaton
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cork
Port Adelaide
Norfolk
Liverpool
Ispres
Java
Anna
Hutcheson
St Croix
Shipping News From Salem and Nearby Ports
From Our Correspondents. Salem ports report vessels sailing from 25th including John M Brown Thomas Port Jackson Pavilina Johnson Boston for Machias and others bound east and for Somerset. Gloucester and Vineyard Haven note steam yachts and steamers sailing from Boston New York for Portland plus fishing and coastal traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
John M Brown
Thomas
Port Jackson
Pavilina
Johnson
Boston
Machias
Mansur
Oakes
Garnet
Jibooom
Look
Jonesport
J 8 Lane
Ernest T Lee
Francis Z
Gloucester
Sebs
Parnell O'Hara
Reuven L Richardson
Annie W Horgdon
Anna Cutter
James A Garfield
Amnme
Maritime shipping notices from various ports and voyages
A compilation of ships, cargos, routes, and sailing/arrival details across global ports including Batavia, Philadelphia, Buenos Ayres, Portland, Pensacola, New York, London, Liverpool, Genoa, Valparaiso, and Shanghai. Entries list vessel names, flags, masters, and destinations with dates from Oct to Nov, covering bark, brig, and ship movements and statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Virginia
Pettigrew
Philadelphia
Buenos Ayres
Jorgen J Lotz
Dan
Andersen
New York
Annie Bingay
Pinkney
Portland
Sijted
Adele and Sabine
Pensacola
Ganymedes
Ship Island
Trojednica
Klein
Robinson
Pernambuco
Emma L Shaw
Porter
Barbados
Gleneida
Corning
Boston
Chittagong
St Julien
Sloan
Cadiz
Little Pet
St Johns
Dover
Marie Siedenburg
Stricker
Damburg
Dublin
Bolivia
Puxley
San Francisco
Queenstown
John Swan
Ann
Huey
Gibraltar
Mayflower
Trapani
Newfoundland
New
Mollers
Londonderry
Genoa
Luigi
I Tal
Cuneo
Marseilles
Nelson Bartlett
Baltimore
Archangelo
Ital
Consigliere
New Orleans
Iquique
Senta
Ger
Santa Rosalia
Leghorn
Fede
Lipprech
London
Theodore H Rand
Morris
Liverpool
Aftensternan
Hansen
Esaie Verte
Sch Lillian
May
Lisbon
Nada
Mobile
Madre Fig
Grierson
Loretto Bertollo
Vioneer
Slip Island
MJ Foley
Rodenheiser
Maceio
Eviej Bay
Bay
Addie Morrill
Andrews
Newcastle
Nsw
Adele
Pundt
Newport
Eng
San Stefano
McLaren
Rio Janeiro
Sch St John
Harris
Las Palmas
Walter S Massey
Phelan
Gloucester
May Cory
Goss
Newfound
Cashmere
Sutherland
Cardiff
Rlo Janeiro
New Light
Snow
Singapore
Sonntag
Haskell
Yrieste
Papa Glac Lauro
Siti Peer Arn
We Bay
Mia
Newark
Lighthouse orders new fourth order light at Stonington
A Washington despatch reports a severe coastal storm caused the Pan shows light vessel off Cape Fear to go adrift. The Wistoria sails from Charleston to replace it. Plans for a fourth order iron tower light at Stonington breakwater with a white light are drawn and will start once weather allows, cost estimated at 8000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charleston
Cape Fear
Wistoria
Stonington
Conn
Lightship Breaks Adrift and Beacons Gone
The Pollock Rip lightship has broken adrift and will be replaced at once. Cross Kip lightship has also broken adrift and will be replaced as soon as possible. The Point Allerton beacon and the Davis Ledge buoy are reported gone from their positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Allerton
Davis Ledge
Varied coastal shipping hazards report from across ports
Nov 27 dispatches from Boston to Barnstable describe multiple maritime incidents. Vessels including Longfellow Clara E Colcord Laura Nacoochee and others report anchored, ashore, or leaking. crews saved, ships abandoned or awaiting tug assistance. Several wrecks and salvage efforts noted from Cape Cod to Yarmouth and Block Island with mixed outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Longfellow
Beaufort
Savannah
New York
Fernandia 26th Anita Small Portland 9 days to Windward
Shipping bulletin lists vessels with routes from Fernandina to King's Ferry Windward Islands and a long array of ships sailing and clearing from multiple ports including Galveston Georgetown Norfolk New York and Philadelphia with arrivals and departures from late month records. It notes numerous schooners brigs and steamers bound for or cleared to ports such as Port Eads Oboek Aspinwall Rio Janeiro Liverpool Havana and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernandia
Anita
Small
Portland
King’s Ferry
Windward Islands
Galveston
Gaskill
Wilson
Baltimore
Tentonia
Porto Rico
Port Eads
Oboek
Aspinwall
Amorette
Charles
Para
Imbetiba
de Margray
Thomas
Cedar Keys
Nueces
Mobile
Ella M Storer
New York
Newport News
Mars
Savannah
Chattahoochee
Oxenholme
Norfolk
Thanemore
City of Dublin
New Orleans
Andean
Liverpool
America
Anson
Montevidean
Main
Havre
Lucerne
Cora
Ray
Rio Janeiro
Bertie & Maud
Philadelphia
Nubian
Conecuh
Orsino
Evins
Juliet L Hopkins
Edwin R Kirk
Jomina D Endicott
Annie S Gaskill
Gallia
Arizona
Polynesia
Hamburg
Hans & Kurt
Shelds
Eng
France
London
Chancellor
Scarabayit
Werra
Bremen
Celtic
Dawson
Herman Winter
Hallett
Boston
Kilstow
Anni
Fortmanun
Lremen
Jarpica
Boyd
Anna
Doty
JosuTio
Venus
Klaveness
Rotterdam
Faith
Baker
Adelaide
Lily
Dill
Windsor
Florence
Maggie Belle
Cushman
Hoboken
Rockland
City Island
Dorcasschs Glen
Centennal
L P
Cricket
Ethel Granville
Harvester
Reporter
Gladys
Clifton
Davida
Mizpah
Broomfield
Clara Wilbur
Phoenix
Kenry P Halleck
Sallie W Ponder
Whistler
Emerald
Anthony Burton
J G Fell
Addie Wessels
Mary A Fisher
Watford
Fred GC Holden
Belle R Hull
Mary J. Elliott
Searsville
Vicksburg
Angler
J Y Smith
Wort Townsend
Brixbain
de Brix
St Ann’s Bay
Sehs Narragansett
Carson
Julian Nelson
Kelley
Newport
Willie H Higgins
Jones
Providence
Jesse Murdock
Phinney
Wareham
Wild Pigeon
Payne
Rockport
Kate Markee
Blake
Benjamin Lee
Steelman
Charleston
Francis
Godfrey
Young
Salem
J W Gaskill
Charles Dennis
Haskell
Delaware
Port
Laura
Lamson
Haldimore
All Right
Ed Robbie Godfrey
Robinson
St John
Incarnacion
Cadiz
Perth Amboy
AJ Bentley
Brackett
John Stroup
Turner
Low
Nellie Eaton
Clark
John Warren
Murray
L Sherman
Mandy
I Sawyer
Beale
Laura V. Rose
Minquas
Cobb
Maud Malloch
Johnson
Matthews
Hardy
James
Blydenburg
Sarah B Bulkley
Bulkley
Southport
Creddie Faton
Patterson
J G Pierson
Moyes
Port Chester
John Bracewell
Munroe
Dover
Salmon Washburn
O'Keefe
Taunton
Portsmouth
Sebs
Viking
Church
Sadie Kimball
Burns
Lillie
Perkins
Walker
Oliver Dyer
W Smith
Anna Currier
Lower Harbor
William P Hood
Rosé
Richmond
Sarah Wood
Hickman
E G Irwin
Dodd
Bermuda
San Francisco
Lurline
Bilo
San Jose
Panama
Erato
Queenstown
Twilight
Honolulu
Kennebec
Love
Nanaimo
Oregon
Pritchard
Moruca
Broadfoot
Thorn
Demetra
Antwerp
Medusa
Mary
Ames
Coosaw
M J Saunders
Tacoma
Two Brothers
McBarthney
Wilmington
Finland
Eshelly
Sirene
Arndt
Fleetwood
Shipping movements across ports in late November
A compressed report of vessels sailing and in port from Acapulco to Victoria, listing steamers and ships such as San Blas, Freeman Howes, Herald, Alexander Keith, George R Skelfield, Plymouth Rock, Alice Archer, State of Nebraska, Panay, Jacob M Haskell, Le Champenois, and others. Entries note sailings to New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and other destinations, with origins including Aspinwall, Calcutta, Lagos, and Glasgow, indicating dates from Nov 4 to Nov 26 and various loading and clearance statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acapulco
San Blas
Panama
City of Panama
de Aleppey
Freeman Howes
Colombo
New York
Aspinwall
Sch
Herald
Heagan
Ety
Brbados
Alexander Keith
Mclgorm
Pernambucco
Mobile
Calcutta
George R Skelfield
Dunnive
Canso
Plymouth Rock
Gloucester
Louie Morton
Banks
Carthagena
Alice Archer
Fletcher
Cispata Bay
Boston
Deal
Seretha
Harvey
London
St Johns
Katie
Wieland
Albers
Havana
City of Atlanta
Loilo
Panay
Bray
Liverpool-Ar
Village Belle
McLaughlin
Chatham
Thomas Hilyard
Jones
Ulster
Shekels
St Jhn III
Larne
State of Nebraska
Glasgow
Matanzas
Jacob M Haskell
Godfrey
Melbourne
J E Graham
Cochrane
Fred P Litchfield
Young
Hastings Mill
Skaregrom
Olsen
St Thomas
Canada
Mosquash
Panama-Ar
Baltimore
Trewery
Liverpool
Rio Janeliro
Lassell
Spenser
New Orleans
QUACO
Greg Parrot
O’connor
I W McKay
Roberts
Genius
Crane
ST Jago
Cuba
Beneroy
Royal Roads
Bark
Argylshire
Purdie
Domestic Ports Summary From Port of Call Ledger
The report lists multiple vessels and movements. At Astoria various barks and ships including Firth of Stronsa San Diego Thunderbolt and Teongett are noted with dates around the 21st. Charleston Savannah New Orleans Havre fuel stop and several sailings from ports such as Darien Fortress Monroe and Wilmington are recorded with vessel names like Emma C Knowles Mary S Ames and Frostburg among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Barks Firth of
Passengers aboard Scythia from Liverpool to destination
Cunard steamship Scythia carries 19 travelers including Miss Alley E Birtwistie Mrs G H Chickering A Crabtree W G Davies Miss Griffen Miss Grundy Thomas Hill JG Lunn Miss HS Martyn A R McKim Mr and Mrs G D Rand C Simmons Miss Kk A Stanley J B Varick AC Watson. Saloon 17 intermediate 27 steerage 275 total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Cunard Steamship Scythia
Miss Alley
E Birtwistie
G H Chickering
A Crabtree
W G Davies
Griffen
Miss Grundy
Thomas Hill
JG Lunn
HS Martyn
A R McKim
G D Rand
C Simmons
Kk A Stanley
J B Varick
AC Watson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cabinet
Miller
Wanamaker
Alison
Steel Men
Wesleyan Ball—Bosks
V. M
Trans-Pacific Mails
Destinat’n
Sail
Borderer
C Furness Iowa
Warren & Co
J G Hall & Co
Rich’n & Barn
D C
Alex Martin
Carrison Loring Halifax
Warren & Co Glasgow
H & A Allan
Kansas
Carthagenian
Ship News
Mometer
Ity
Kain
Aerashaldo
Port OF
Lowa
Owens
John G Hall & Co
Marks Tremont
Brophy
Benjamin Howard’s Sons
Ararat
Nor
Axelson
Gill & Lovtz
Jennie Cushman
Witcomb
Cape Verde Islands
Africa
FC Bulman
John H Pearson
Muloney
Rosario
Kates & Barnet
Sch Canning Packet
Arabic
Yokohama
Hong Kong
Gale
Ida
Latham
Islatcford
Brunswick
Hilda
Eben D Jordan
Lavinia Pelle
Coul Laden
Charlotte Fish
Alma
Loitie 1
Canal Flats
Roxanna
Harry
Shepherd
Petrel
Amaryilis
Saunders
Stornoway
Douglas
Belts
Martinsland
Korkum
Land of
Texel
North Sea
Frank Carvill
Chapman
Darien
Grimsby
Cuxhaven
King Daisy Koynton
Htarding
Cogent
Sir Henry P Simmons
Hateras
Tybee
D Marvel
Donald Cann
Hines
Old Man Ledge
Ellenwood
Boston Marine
Lizzier Mills
Bangor
Forest River Lead Mills
Ada G Shortland
Tenant’s Harbor
Ash Sland
Duxbury
Mass
Moss Glen
W W Turnbull
St.John
Block Island
Barkentine
Southwest Ledge
Alexander Campbell
Bath
Elizabeth W Smith
Small Point Harbor
Jane
Hyannis
Susan B Thurlow
Tabbutt
Bass River
Sir Marshall O Wells
Greenport
Seh Paragon
Belfast
Sir Jonathan May
Captain Osborne
Harrington
Millbridg
Wortland
Owl’s Head
Webster’s Head
North Haven
Naskeag Point
Itrooklyn
Ash Island
Barnstable
Richard T Green
Patrick
West Barnstable
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Long Wharf
Parthian
West
EB. Sampson
Prince Edward Island
Atlantic Avenue
Portlan Nce
India
Bostton
Oeluck P
Sale
Williams
Eastport and
Calais, Me
Boston & Bangor S. S. Co
Foster’s Wharf
Bos’ton
Weereae
Camden
Searsport
Buckport
Winterport
Hampden
Bar Harbor
Ellsworth
William AL. Hill
Anchor Line
United States Mail
Clascow
Moville
Naples
Italy
Henderson
Rothers
GC. V. Caley
Broad St
Cunard Line
Qhucenstown
Cork Harbor
Cephalod Pavonia
Tarifa
Samaria
Catalonia
Simaia
Pavonta
Wlan
Alexander Marti
Npany
Warren Line
Palestine
Michigan
Postoffice Square
Carthaginian
Hibernian
A. Allan
White Star Line
Royal Mail
Atlantic
RED Star Line
Missengers
KK. A. Adams & CO
Lis State St
Cor. Broad St
Leyland
Virginian
Dee
Bistrian
PRA Ayer & Lincoln
England
Steamship Company
Gale Cuty
City OF
Biacon
CIAPY
Savannahbi
Macon
O. G. Pearson
N. Eng
Atlantic Avenues
New England R. R
Retropolitan 8S. &. Co
Sound Lines
Ocean Steamship Ccompany. A
W. Sampson
Agent Central R. R
Washington Atrees
Teamer City of
Richardson & Barnard, Ag’s
Norddeutscher Lloyd S
Southampton
Laun
Saale
Ems
ALLER
Theo. Guething
Deane Street
Great Southern
VIA
Columba
Aleston
Atlanta
Rome
South Carolina
East River
Gulf Stream
Mayport
Flamouth
Florida
J. A. Flanders
Thlo. G. Eger
Cromwell Line
New Orleans Direct
Associated Railways
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Central Wharf
Piedmont Air Line
Boston & Providence R. R
Waldo A
Boston & Providence Railroad
Waldo A. Pearcen
Washington St
Boston& Gloucester Steamboat Company
North Line Central Wharf
Moniays. & & Merchant
Hawkesbury and
Canada Atlantic Steamship Co
North Side
Hawkesbury and Chlaerlottetown
A. Dew. Sampson
Mallory Lines
Comal
Ldo
Alamo
Port Royal & Brunswick
Dee, Dee
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Geo. E. Smalley
Central Whard
Connecticut River Railroad Company
Connecticut
Boston and Albany KR. Co
Seth Hunt
Springfield
Frenchman’s Bay and
Mount Desert
Mount Desert Land and Water Company
American Loan and Trust Company
Charles P. Simpson
Nashua Manufacturing
Cocoma
Water Street
Frederic Amory
Great Palls Manufacturing Company
Milk Street
J. Howard Nichols
Pacific Mills
Henry Saltosstall
Kilby Street
Lancaster Mills
Harecourl Amory
Massachiso
A. D
Willy Wallach
Edgar S Blackwell
State of New York
City of New York
Plffs
Macrice Lilientual
Republic of France
William Potter, Jr
William P. Fowle
Copartners
James A. Hayes & Co
John 8. Hooper
Charles H. Hooper
Hooper, Lewis & Co
James A. Hayes
Wm. Potter, Jr
Boston Post
Jos
Willard
Hetcnius & Wheeler
Attys
Ellen
Peter 'T
Husban
Medway
Peter T. Scott
Bos
Scobrs
Commonwealth OF Massachuosetts
Court OF Insols
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