Railroads announce new lines and expansions across the U S
The report outlines readiness to begin the Atlantic and Danville line from Claremont to Danville Virginia, and the Mobile and Ohio division to open ninety miles from St. Louis to Murphysboro with through trains to Cairo by November 1. It notes Spokane and Idaho Railroad’s incorporation and start of Cour d'Alene to Northern Pacific linkage, Texas and Pacific’s steamship wharf at Gouldsboro, Louisiana, and planned New Orleans freight depot. Other items include Oregon Railway extension to Farmington, a rumored Michigan Central Chicago depot, Colorado Midland tunnel project, Pittsburg and Western stockholder meeting, Grand Trunk extension to Sault Ste Marie, Lakeside and Marblehead capital increase, personnel changes, and various railway financials and memberships announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic & Danville
Lynchburg
Halifax
North Carolina
Claremont
Danville
St. Louis & Cairo
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
St. Louis
Murphysboro
Cairo
Mobile
New Orleans
Spokane & Idaho Railroad Company
Helena
M. T
Cour d’Alene City
Northern Pacific
Rathdrum
Cour d'Alene
Texas & Pacific Railroad Company
Gouldsboro
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Farmington
Michigan Central
Chicago
Colorado Midland
Ute Pass
Pittsburg & Western Railroad Company
Pittsburg, Painesville & Fairport
Lakes
Grand Trend Railroad Company
Gravenhurst
Sault Ste. Marie
Midland
St. Paul
Seaboard
Lakeside & Marblehead
Comany
Boston
Leveland
És. Crane
Wabash Road
J. L G. Charlton
Ohio & Mississippi
Ilinois
Atral
Senate fishery inquiry begins in private session
A sub committee of the Senate committee on foreign affairs met at the Tremont House to study the Dominion fisheries and treaty obligations with Britain. Senators Edmunds Frye and Saulsbury attended with a quorum, while the panel plans private hearings and to summon all parties tied to fishery interests in Ofton for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
Tremont House
Edmunds
Vermont
Frye
Maine
Evarts
New York
Morgan
Alabama
Saulsbury
Delaware
Wilson Vanceclerk
A. Jones
J. G. Merritt
Executive Committee
Washington
Ofton
Carter v Phillips court action on Winter street store
Supreme Judicial Court on September 30 reserved decision in suit to compel specific performance of an alleged contract to transfer the business stock lease and assets of stores 35 and 37 Winter street. Attorneys for both sides argue the case with the judge presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Carter
E. Burt Phillips
Winter Street
B. F. Brooks
H. G. Nichols
E. R. Hoar
W. E. Jewell
Shaw Stocking Company Case Over Sewer Damages
No. 87. Shaw Stocking Company vs. City of Lowell petitions a jury to assess damages from a sewer on Smith street that allegedly deprived the plaintiffs of spring water and sowed no more. Marshall & Hombrett for plaintiff. Parkman, city solicitor, and Poor for defendants. Also notes No. 139 John Nolan vs. Michael Maguire trial. tort for malicious slander rooted in council and commons disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw Stocking Company
City of
Lowell
Smith Street
Marshall & Hombrett
J. J. Parkman
George W. Poor
John Nolan
Michael Maguire
Committee On Commons
Commons
Nolan
Taylor Street
Pratt & Quinn
Richardson
J. Crowley
Eustis
Collins
Carr
Burgess
Daniels
Regan
Star Course Tickets Sold Only as Full Course
Management withdraws sale of separate concert and lecture tickets due to high demand for all twenty entertainments. Good seats still available at Tremont Temple but early application is essential to avoid disappointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
Visitor finds Mexican village exhibit offers weeks of study
The visitor to the Mexican village will find enough to occupy his attention for weeks, and the closer he studies the many objects displayed the greater will be his delight. Seldom, if ever be fore, has there been such an exhibit in this city. The village presents ancient and modern life in an entertaining manner, teaching more than books. Changes have been made since opening night, and the Village is now in full running order.
Sub committee on new members meeting at Theological Library
The sub committee on new members of the Theological Library met at its building at 9 Somerset Street on Wednesday. Delegates discussed admission procedures and outlined candidate screening steps for prospective members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Theological Library
Somerset Street
Maritime arrivals and sailings from multiple ports
A compressed list of ships and barks sailing or passing various ports including St John New Brunswick, New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Portland and more. Entries mention vessel names such as Oliver Emery Kings County Milton Marco Polo and Helene, with captains and routes to Hamburg New York Baltimore Dantzic Philadelphia and other destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borveaux
Oliver Emery
Swatridge
St John
Carthagena
Kings County
Potter
New York
Cardief
Milton
Kroger
Smith
Quebec
Greenock
Prince Charlie
Brunsguard
Sarah
Hemmingway
Genoa
Laura
Baltimore
Hamburg
Helene
Bamback
Clara
Voss
Havre
Mary
Burrill
Eldridge
Korigsberg
Protector
London
Ricardo
Simonetti
Newport News
Janet Ferguson
Sims
Arklow
Sanford
Frans Carvill
Chapman
Hasting’s Mills
Liverpool
Ganger Roll
Neilson
Sheet Harbor
Newcastle
Nsw
San Francisco
Plymouth
Canova
Johnson
Ueenstown
Frances Fisher
Lewis
Portland
Rio Janeiro
J W Parker
Pressey
Richmond
Albemarle
Forbes
Benj Faben
Bowlerdam
Bishop Brun
Ohansen
Savannah
Swinemanse
Brinz Regent
Hervey
Wilmington
Ships Arrive and Sail: London to New York and More
Naval shipping news lists vessels arriving and sailing from major ports. Clare from Three Rivers. Aldano from Baltimore. Queen from London. Fastnet Nevada from Liverpool to New York. Pirate from Port Antonio to Baltimore. Nova Scottian from Liverpool and Cerdic from Middlesborough. Amy Dora from Barrow and Otranto from Hull Island via Christiansaind. City of Chester from Liverpool. Pomona from Montego Bay. Alpes from Havana. Bothnia from New York to Liverpool. Suphich from Philadelphia. George Heaton from Baltimore. Venezuelan from Dublin. Eider from New York to Bremen. Persian Monarch from Havre off the Lizard. Buffalo from New York to Hull. Newcomer from Philadelphia for Bordeaux. Ashburne from London. South Cambria from Baltimore. Thorn Holme from Montreal for London. Baldolmera from Havana. Wells City from Bristol. Tower Hill from New York for London. Geiser from New York. Biela from New York. British Crown from Boston. Egyptian Monarch from New York. Neptuno from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Clare
Three Rivers
Rotterdam
Aldano
Baltimore
Boston
OW Fastnet
Nevada
Liverpool
New York
Pirate
Port Antonio
Nova Scottian
Cerdic
Middlesborough
Amy Dora
Barrow
Otranto
Hull Island
Christiansaind
City of Chester
Pomona
Montego Bay
Alpes
Havana
Queenstown
Bothnia
Constantinople
Suphich
Philadelphia
Havre
George Heaton
Dublin
Eider
Bremen
Buffalo
Hull
Pauillac
Newcomer
Bordeaux
Sunderland
Ashburne
South Cambria
Cape Race
Thorn Holme
Montreal
Carthagentan
Baldolmera
Wells City
Bristol
Isle of Wight
Tower Hill
Copenhagen
Geiser
Biela
British Crown
Egrptian Monarch
New Yrk
Newcastle
Neptuno
Antwerp
Algoma
Vero
Alglers
Cheribon
Beachy Head
Borehild
Amundsen
Stettin
Charles KE Lefurrey
Reed
Hambnne
Canonbury
Lancaster
Belfast
Donald Ferguson
Campbell
Dalhousie
Lord Templeton
Tawthorn
Mallsgate
Edkin
Portland
Hermann
Dunje
New Orleans
Chateau Margaux
Sensine
Callao
Samuel H Nickerson
Lock
Dungeness
Shin Lansdowne
Lockhart
Antwern
Marie Becker
Sandernfeld
Pensacola
Schiedam
Denia
Pawnee
James
Garston
Mariner
Thurmot
Hamburg
Bertha
Gerdes
Polaria
Shade
Anasagasti
Mexico
HALIZ@AX
Alunda
Hill
Damara
St John
Claribel
Walsh
Charlottetown
Belvidere
Trefrey
Chatham
Norrona
Aarve
Buctouche
Arinthe Mersey
Cathinca
Overgaard
Richibucto
Indiana
Sargent
Powhattan
Th Thoresen
Red
Felix
Dahlberg
Malin
Lothair
Hawthorn
Malaga
Dracona
Sangster
Acadia
Norih Sydney
Iona
Klem
Vancouver
Lindalis
Livernoor
Canute
Williams
Joshua Loring
Cook
ST Thomas
Messel
Viequez
John
Orient
Collins
Abil
Icis Clifton
Plymouth Rock
Sydney
Nsw
Rajah
Albrecht
Frigga
Tosiensen
Port Gamble
Scis
Kalled Trelan
Steelman
Providence
Varuna Etrdsall
Erastus Willan
Lippencott
Geof Young
Perry
Savannah
John Jackson
Ailyn’s
Fawad P Avery
Getchell
New Haven
Wild Pigeon
Paine
Somerset
Jesse T Matheson
Ahen Green
Nickerson
Gardiner
Mass
Nova
Francesca Guiseppe
Soppia
Catania
Ariadne
Colby
Richmond
Emma Louise
Davis
W Dexter
Hamilton
Alice T Beardman
Rice
Bridgeport
Sylvia
Newbury
Lynn
William C R Mowry
Motz
Jennie Lind
Leighton
Patchogue
Darien
Anna R Bishop
Rulon
Dutch Island Harbor
Jennie Gibson
Peatman
Billow
Emory
Rockland
Eri
Lawry
Etna
York
Amos
Falkenberg
Green
Perth Amboy
Sehs
Mattie J Allers
Crockett
Woodbridge
Alma
Johnson
A McNichell
Libby
Hoboken
Silver Heels
Mullen
Eva Adell
Westcott
Augusta
Garland
Saco
Julian Berkle
French
Haverhill
Lucy M Collins
Kendall
Elizabethport
Bath
Mary Sands
Greenleaf
Westport
Margie
Llowes
Orion
Bangor
Lillie O Wells
Wells
East Greenwich
Emerson Rakes
Marston
Wallace J Boyd
Bates
RG Whilden
Willow Warp
Norton
Bayonne
Satilla
Georgetown
Aries
Loveland
Addie Sawyer
Calais
New Otk
Galveston
Alamo
Risk
Fernlands
Cella
Drew
Cork
Mary & Wellington
Robbins
Hyannis
Sallie D
Megathlin
Lettie K Friend
Gosnold
Martha Innis
Kelly
W Locke
Chase
Mattie Jones
O Cromwell
J D Griffin
Annie Louise
Dennis
D K Aikin
Yermouth
Jacksonville
Fort George
Louis Bucki
John S Davis
Minnie & Gussie
Ringdove
Frank McDonald
Mobile
Rowena
Scott
Rio Janeiro
M J Foley
Liebke
Apalachicola
Cornell
Crocker
Carrie Nelson
Webb
Tampa
Marcplewead
Kudson
Vaughn
Mendocino
Mary S Ames
New Bedford
Ar Soth
Daniel Brown
Curtis
Elizabethaert
Glide
Foreman
Patron
Sturgis
Colvit
Coal Ring
Tur L Lucikenbach
Kate Carroll
Clark
Belize
Marseille
Moliiere
Erads
York City
el Monte
Knickerbocker
Rosa & Amelia
Lisbon
Norfolk
Sdhs
John M Brown
Hemnnie L James
E H Weaver
Phebe
J G Fell
Crowley
A J Miller
Harvest
O’ Donnell
Fall River
Albert Pharo
Raynor
OY Witherell
Garfield
Sarah Jane
Mary Gillard
Taylor
Mangam
Christopher
Priscilla E Scribner
Daniel Srittan
Sarah Jané
Neys
John Lozier
Taunton
A F Crockett
Ada Herbert
Wareham
Gen .Tarbett
Newport
Susie Prescott
Nbs Nightingale
Ranger
MM B Mahoney
Mard Meloch
PG Thompson
James Rothwell
Cornelius
H Blackman
Willow Harp
J Oakley
Oakwoods
Narragansett Pier
SV N Simmons
Hero
Frolic
Edgartown
RS Whilden
JC Smith
Dillon
Eric Gardner
A. Hayford
Maggie
John Bird
Hurricane Island
RP King
Slavonia
Hammonia
Pontiac
Marseilles
Britannic
State of Pennsylvanian
Glasgow
Alene
Kingston
Valencia
Laguayra
Elecano
St Johns
City of Washington
Santiago
Nassau
Barks Innes
Bahia
Dasori
Francis Herbert
Hartigan
Exmouth
D WB
McLean
Alta
Hassell
Pointe A Pitre
Hell Gate
Franconia
Bennett
Glaucus
Berry
City of Fitchburg
Fish
Wallingford
Crowell
Sallie W Ponder
Lincoln
Ready
US Coast Survey
Kent
Fort Schuyler
Searsville
Messervey
Sedona
A B
J H Wainwright
Lynch
Emily S Bayvmore
Ott
Weehawken
FL Lockwood
Wing
James A Brown
Thorndike
Roadout
IC Cottingham
Bishop
Elizabethwort
Henry Willis
Lindsley
Branford
Frank Neally
Oliver
Port Johnson
Dover
Mabel Rose
Barrett
Jesse Iart
Wall
Salem
Margaret Kennedy
Jewett
Port Jefferson
Izetta
Hinks
Amboy
Jane L Newton
Grover
Thomas A Stone
Young
Henry A Paber
Cash
Hingham
SL Thompson
Block Island
M M Breinerd
Hoey
Stonington
Marion E Rockhill
Pendleton
South America
Kalakaua
Armstrong
Port Blakely
Velnarsiso
Mayflower
Davidson
Matteo Premuda
Premuda
Genoa
Angie L Green
McElwee
Kennebec
EC Kuicht, Jr
Hantley
Old Fort
H Quinby
Key
Washington
T Hodges
Harper
Godfrey
Camp
Medford
Middleton
Smith
Edwin A Gaskill
Wilson
Dessoug
Catharine Whiting
Irizes
E C Biddle
Walizee
Vidette
Fuller
Bark Star of India
Michelsen
St Loudes
Sarah i Kennedy
Walters
Charles
Jeffrey
Bassett
Caroline Young
Corson
Gov Hall
Cain
Maine
Shaw
Mary E Aonsden
Maggie J Chadwick
Orr
Emma C Cotton
Gorham
Anjer
Studson
Meyer
Emite
Alfamba
Meissner
Akar. Holmes
Willetts
iJien Verkins
California
Peston
Waldyboro
M Watton
Lane
Camden
Annie Sargent
John J Crosby
Paul & Ersie
North Bay
Schs
Bramhall
Lizzie
Annie
Spurling
Steuben
William Franklin
Bickford
Bar Harbor
Emmet Pay
Grindle
Burk Matthew
Swallow
Strout
Gleaner
Henderson
Dexter Clark
Theal
Nellie Clark
Dallas Hill
Carlton
Eric
Theall
Lynette
Swain
Beverly
Watehmin
Mesarland
Hallowell
Lugano
Donna Keil
Leblanc
Bellevue Cove
Welcome Home
Tufts
Quaco
Vineyard Haven
WPD
Gargill
Brunette
West
Searsport
Emma Heather
Lanesville
J & H. Crowley
Lord
Notice to Captains Seaward Observations at Boston Station
Notice to captains describes daily observations at 7 AM and noon at United States Signal Station Boston. It explains correcting barometer readings by adding one hundredth inch per ten feet elevation, and references miniature almanac data for Friday October with tides and moon phases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Port of Boston News Arrivals and Navigational Notes
Port of Boston reports arrivals including Steamer British Queen to Henderson Bros and Steamer Cumberland to W H Kilby from St John and Eastport. Numerous steamers, brigs, and schooners noted with cargoes, destinations, and ports of origin ranging from Philadelphia to Baltimore and beyond. Weather: east winds, thick clouds, light at sunset. tides and harbor traffic outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Queen
Wills
London
Halifax
Moise
Henderson Bros
Cumberland
Thompson
St John
Eastnort
Portland
W H Kilby
Alleghany
Taylor
Baltimore
Mdise
George E Smalier
Oo Walker Armington
Drinkwater
Newport News
Spartan
Nickerson
Philadelphia
E B Sampson
Nereid
Boston
Terhune
Carbarien
Nevesink
Hall
Philadelaphia
S Kelley
Matthews
Clyde River
Mary Elizabeth
Milberry
Port Gilbert
Mary Alice
Crowell
Jusket
Georgie L Dickson
Harding
Norfolk
Frank Pratt Lee
Lee
Niger
Adams
Wiscasset
Charter Oak
Sawyer
Mary Willey
Williams
Bangor
E & G W Hines
Coleman
Calais
Lincoln
Wilson
Eastern Light
Kelley
Millbridge
Addie J
Satellite
Littlefield
Eliot
Chester Wood
Saunders
Dover
Annie M Nash
Carr
Ipswich
W H Y Hackett
Hasson
Newburyport
Harriet
Full
Rockport
Jennie Preston
Lewis
Oakdale
Henderson
Tabasco
Mexico
Charles Hunt
Jennie Cushman
Brandt
Goree
WCA
Port Johnson
Gate City
Savannah
Berkshire
Hull
Sailings and arrivals from New England ports and Grand Banks
We compile a dense listing of schooners and brigantines sailing in late 19th or early 20th century routes. Vessels from Vineyard Haven Weehawken Amboy Philadelphia Baltimore Newbury Portland and more sail for Boston New York St John Bath and other ports. A Grand Banks run reports 130000 pounds fretched halibut, 150000 codfish, 75000 halibut and 250 barrels mackerel. an Icelandic family visits land. Three ships remain in outer harbor awaiting orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Lucy A Davis
Davis
Newport News
Portland
Hattie A White
Joy
Georgetown
Saco
Krigs Stockton
AJ Pettingill
Schs
Snartel
Bertha F Walker
Caroline Hall
Nulato
Lottie K Friend
Alice W Parker
C W Locke
LC Ballard
Nathan Lawrence
Cyrus Hall
Holman
New York
Boston
Vraie
Smith
Weehawken
J Paine
Hope Haynes
Gray
New Haven
Touglass Haynes
Dunton
Newport
William Marshall
Baltimore
Gloucester
Annie Harye
Shore Seining
Longfellow
Argonaut
North Bay
Marion Grimes
Midnight
Monmouth
Oliver Eldridge
Oceanus
Georges
Mystery
Landseer
Iceland
Gladstone
Annie Wesley
Grand Banks
Sarah C Wharf
Eliza
Frank A Rackliff
Boothbay
Idis
Ellsworth
Bonsey
Kate Walker
Newton
Bangor
Providence
Littie Bell
Herb
St John
Panama
Trundy
Elisworth
Valetta
Hunt
New _ York
Blanche
Minny
Windsor
Ella Pressey
Nash
Rockland
Poly
Perry
FleetWing
Dawes
Deer Isle
Franklin Pierce
Greenlaw
Laura T Chester
Beal
Rockport
Rockaway
Wilson
Sullivan
Metropolis
Bowman
Vinalhaven
Carlotta
Reed
Hillsboro
Newark
Fairfield
Bassett
Jenny Greenbank
Terry
Congress
Harris
Nettie Gushing
Robinson
Thomaston
Howard Holden
Larnsworth
Minnesota
Linch
Sarah Glass
Iooper
C C van Horn
Merriman
Icis S J Gooks
Henderson
Philadelphia
George B Gergen
Mee- Gee
St Johns
Russian General
Leichton
Medford
Buloth
Joe Carlton
Spear
Lil Smith
Leach
Sandy Point
Grant
Melissa D Robins
Robins
George K Davenport
Sted
Columbia Falls
A K Woodard
Lord
Woodhall
Classon
Richmond
Chitman
Neponset
Allandale
Elsworth
Juifus
French
Idaho
Perkins
Weymouth
Leading Star
Lockhart
Eastport
William McLeon
Bradley
Charlotta
Morgan
Orland
Sarah P. Andrews
Machias
Bessie Carson
Baker
Mackerville
Magellan
Wood
Judge Tenney
Atwood
Victory
Snow
AG Blair
Clifford
Lincoln
Milbridge
Lillian
Closson
Lizzie Cochran
Hawkins
B L Kenney
Shaw
Dover
Grace
Samuel W Brown
Ambrose Knight
Spotford
Bay St. Lawrence
Eddie Kerce
Mechown
Ray Fundy
Mary Elizabeth Dunton
Passengers Arrive on Steamer British Crown from London
The British Crown brings Mr C W H Andrews Mrs C W H Andrews and Miss Ella F Andrews from London. The arrival lists three travelers with the family surname Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Crown
London
C W H Andrews
Ella F Andrews
Whalers report for Vineyard Haven details fleet moves
A Vineyard Haven note records the whalers and the schooner Sarah E Tews sailing to Boston aboard the Snarks and Hnatteras, with 25 bbls reported since the last tally, totaling 1115 bbls over five months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Sarah E Tews
Snarks
Hnatteras Ground
Boston
Steamer James Drake Sailing for Baltimore from Swansea
Bark Orient under captain Collins sails Dublin for St John Newfoundland on Sept 25. Latitude 43 degrees, longitude 68 degrees. Steamer James Drake departs Swansea bound for Baltimore at 28, from pilot boat David Carll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Drake
Swansea
Baltimore
Pnlot
David Carll
Orient
Collins
Dublin
St John
New York Bay Obstruction Buoy Moves Caution Issued
A buoy marking the Queen wreck in New York harbor main ship channel has shifted, with the southern buoy moved slightly south of the new obstruction. Vessels are warned not to pass between buoys. Report by AE K Benham, Commodore USN, Inspector third Lighthouse District, Tompkinsville NY, Sept 29, 1986.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Bay
Lighthouse Board
AE K Benham
USN
Third Lighthouse District
Tompkinsville
Maritime Labor: Multiple Vessels Suffer Damage Across Europe
Shipping news from London, Bristol, and nearby ports details losses and damages. Steamer Dominion sinks sheen on voyage from Montreal. Ashburne collides with a bridge at Sunderland, losing foremast and crippling crewman. Zanoni arrives damaged from St Johns with fore and maintopmasts gone. Additional reports include repairs, rescues, and condemnations at Quebec and New York. Wreck towed from Baltimore. City Camp to return for repairs. Fegenland grounded. Wetherby ferries wreck Enchantress to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dominion
Wall
Bristol
Montreal
Sheen
Ashburne
Lambert
Sunderland
Cantain
North Sydney
Zanoni
St Johns
Glace Bay
Sydney Dacres
Cunningham
Stanley
Liverpool
San Francisco
Lucia B
Marinovich
Chatham
Lisbon
Lucia
Jenny
Condor
Pictou
Mockler
Havre
Baltimore
Sir Charles Gaskill
Adams
Pamunkey River
New Point Bar
Wessel
Janet Ferenson
Innis
Wilhelmine & Sophie
Helios
Wold
St Servan
Apalachicola
Tientsen
Chelmsford
New York
Quebec
Choice
Helicon
St John
City Camp
Melhead
Dunkirk
Campbellton
Fegenland
Wetherby
Newport News
St Nazaire
Falmouth
Ayrshire
Storm King of
Boston
Enchantress
Multiple ports record sailing and vessel movements
A maritime log lists ships and barks sailing or passing tunnels across Antwerp, Boston, Liverpool, Hamburg, and other ports. Entries include vessel names like Cheribon Chateau Margaux and Clarence names, departure dates in late September, and destinations such as New York, Stettin, Dalhousie, and Belfast.
Maritime Shipping Notices from Amsterdam Ambients
The Sept 29 report lists ship Joseph Scammell under Thompson of New York sailing from Amsterdam. Arendal records bark Ajax under Skargren sailing Sept 24. Almeria reports bark Bessie Parker under New, sailing Sept 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Joseph Scammell
Thompson
New York
Arendal
Ajax
Skargren
Almeria
Bessie Parker
Maritime Movements and Ship Clearances in 19th Century Ports
Astorta ar 21st notes bark Kenry James Lettimore at San Pedro. Sailed 21st bark Famenoih from Dunedin to Portland. Baltimore Md ar 29th lists steamers Blackstone Ryder. Providence names John W Garrett Foster New York Icis Joel Cook Springer Boston Emma L Cottingham Somers New York. Cleared 20th steamer Frostburg Mills Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astorta
Kenry James
Lettimore
San Pedro
Famenoih
Morgan
Dunedin
Portland
Baltimore
Blackstone
Ryder
Providence
John W Garrett
Foster
New York
Icis Joel Cook
Springer
Boston
Emma L Cottingham
Somers
Frostburg
Mills
Sailed and cleared ships and schooners across many ports
A dense list of ships, steamers, and schooners sailing or cleared on dates in ports from Boston to New York and abroad. Names include Cerdic, Nova Scotian, Italian bark Shawmut, Pirate, Amethyst, City of Chester, Slavonia, and numerous coastal vessels along with their destinations and routes.
Seaports Report Lavish with Vessels and Movements
Shipping notices detail sailings and clearances across San Francisco San Pedro St Augustine Savannah Wilmington and Warren. Ships and brigs including Cedric the Saxon Regina and Marion depart from Hull Newcastle Sydney and Penarth with cargoes and passengers. Local pilots list arrivals and departures and tonnage figures alongside port clearances and schedules.
MANS CLOSE AT BOSTON
Notice lists sailings from New York and New Orleans to Windward Islands Europe and other destinations. See times and routes on steamships Ori noco Aurania Elbe La Gascogne Anehaia Haytien Republic with departures and daily cutoff points for Cuba Mexico and other routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Otto Dee Oasus
Windward Islands
Orinoco
Truxillo
Rnuaten
New Orleans
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Aurania
Piclay
Great Britain
Southampton
Bremen
Elbe
France
Brest
Havre
la Gascogne
Pridary
Otto
Scotland
Glasgow
Anehaia
Bluefields
Hayti
Turke's Island
Haytien Republic
Trans Pacific Mails Notices from San Francisco
Shipping notices list mails by steamer Alaminda to Australia Fiji New Zealand Samoan and Sandwich Islands leaving San Francisco October 23. Society Islands via City of Papeiti October 31. City of New York carries China Japan and East Indies excluding British India from October 9. Zealandia serves Sandwich Islands from October 15.
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Australia
Fiji Islands
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Sandwich Islands
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San Francisco
Society Islands
City of
Shipping Agents in Transit to Boston Harbor
A fragment lists sailing routes and agents including Warren & Co, Cunard, Furness, and Hendersn Bros involving Liverpool, Antwerp, Glasgow, London, and New York. It reads like a cargo and passenger manifest with fragmented city pairs and ship line references.
Will of Joan Henry Seipp trusteeship account cited
Massachusetts probate notice calls all interested parties to appear in Suffolk County Probate Court Boston on October 18, 1886 at 10 am to show cause why James Ferguson trustee’s first account for Ernest Percy Isenblock and others should be allowed. Citation to be published weekly in the Boston Post for three weeks, last on or before the court date. Judge John W. McKie signs. Assistant Register John H. Paine.
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Joanna
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Johannah Haley
Lowell
James A. McDonald
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