Commissioner Fink and the Trunk Lines
A lengthy letter from Commissioner Albery Fink of the Trunk line pool to President Roberts defends the percentage awards, cites past volumes and seasonal lake traffic, and suggests a new arbiter. The filing attacks circuit judge findings on phosphate rock value, production costs, and procedural irregularities, naming multiple defendants and attorneys in Beaufort and Charleston counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fink
Trunk Line Pool
Roberts
Baltimore & It Is
Bein
Ware
Lackawanna & Western
Grand Trunk
Durince
Lake Trafic
Albery Fine
Arbitrator Rules Against NY&P&O Rate Increase
E P Wilson reports to Assistant Commissioner Daniels that after comparing Cincinnati to New York rates the NYP&O cannot gain revenue with a higher first class differential or a second class bump. He denies changes to the tariff but orders immediate steps to determine each line’s share and a practical method to secure proportionate revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania & Ohio
E. P. Wilson
Central Traffic Association
Daniels
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio Railroad
Erie Railway
New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio
Bee Line
Pennsylvania _ lines
Wilson
Southern Pacific advance toward San Miguel California
Extension to within twelve miles of San Miguel progresses with graders four miles out. Track aging will speed as land stays level. Regular trains hoped for October 15 with completion anticipated in November. Plans include branch feeders in San Joaquin valley and a need for lines in southern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
San Miguel
Cal
San Joaquin Valley
California
Railroads chartered at Topeka last week expand Kansas network
The past week in Topeka saw several railroad charters for Kansas expansion. Projects include Pittsburg to Columbus 30 miles with £600,000 capital, Wichita to Trinidad 270 miles with $25,400,000, Kingman Larned Northwestern 400 miles with $2,000,000, Minneapolis Lincoln Southwestern 200 miles with $8,000,900, plus multiple branches and a two-branch St. Louis & Southwest to Albuquerque with $20,000,000 capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Pittsburg
Columbus
City of
Wichita
Minneapolis, Lincoln & Southwestern
St. Louis & Southwest
Winfield
Kan
Colorado
Indian Territory
Albuquerque
N.M
Rail pool agreement and line changes across midwest railways
The Chicago to western destinations pool agreement was set, with Grand Trunk in a single pool and others seeking only New York traffic. Paul Morton named general passenger and ticket agent for the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, succeeding Per cival Lowell. Indiana lawsuits rise to about fifty over a $25,000 Poledo, Cincinnati & St. Los guarantee. Railroads entering Boston celebrate a strong fiscal year with 20–25 percent net gains and improved conditions. Fairchild & Mississippi Railroad signs for steel rails to Osseo Wisconsin, 15 miles, delivery by Oct 15. Union Pacific plans Montana branches pending spring work. Burlington & Northern eyes a One Powa Valley to Lake Superior route, with several bids and talks with Milwaukee & St. Paul for Chippewa Valley traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grand Trunk
New York
Paul Morton
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Road
Percival Lowell
Indiana
Marion
Poledo
Cincinnati & St. Los
I 15
Boston
Fairchild & Mississippi Railroad Company
Fairchild
Osseo
Wis
Kutte
Mon
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Montana
Burlington & Northern Railroad Comany
One Powa Valley
Lake Superior
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Pacific Guano Case on Appeal to Higher Court
The article misrepresented Judge Cothron's decree in State of South Carolina versus Pacific Guano Company. The case is under appeal to the South Carolina Supreme Court with possible U.S. Supreme Court review. Grounds of appeal contend the proof favored the plaintiff, not the defendant, and that the plaintiff offered no evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Alwyn Ball
Beaufort County
Charleston County
Broad Street
Charleston
Beaufort
Second Circuit
Simonton & Barker
William ElliotTs
H. B. Sargent, JR
Cothron
South Carolina
Pacific Guano Company
Supreme Court of
Supreme Court of the United States
Shipping News Roundup from Atlantic Ports and Europe
Several vessels arrive and depart across ports including Bristol Baltimore London Boston Philadelphia New Orleans Liverpool and Antwerp The notices list ship names origins and destinations with dates Sept 30 to Oct 1 and routes via Key West Southampton Gibraltar Nantasket and Cienfuegos among others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Castleton
Egypt
Baltimore
London
Boston
Hudson
Philadelphia
Falmouth
Ayrshire
New Orleans
Key West
Antwerp
Gibraltar
Florida
Carthagena
Hioyo
Port Adelaide
Nagasaki
New York
Larne
Carolina
Malta
Celie Monarch
China
Japan
Prawie Point
Gen Napier
Coosaw
Continent
Plymouth
Norfolk
Pensacola
Siliti
Rouen
Carina
Charleston
Vedro
Cienfuegos
Aller
Bremen
Southampton
Amsterdam
Eden
Brow Head
Baltic
Liverpool
Elysia
Helveria
James Drake
Irom
Swansea
Vanillac
Chateau Yqueen
Bordeaux
Red Sea
Power Hill
Notice to Captains Observations at Boston Signal Station
Observations made Oct 1 at 7 AM at United States Signal Station Boston. Captains should scale barometers daily to correct errors. add one hundredth inch per ten feet above sea level. Miniature Almanac for Saturday Oct 2 lists high water, sun moon, and length of day. weather appears cloudy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Port of Boston Arrivals and Shipping List Highlights
Maritime arrivals from Liverpool Yarmouth and Boston to Cunard Warren Kilby and J G Hall companies speak for the week. Notable vessels include Scythia Palestine Alpha New Brunswick Gen Whitney Star of the Fest Penobscot and City of Gloucester with cargoes of moise mdise and merchandise. Numerous brigs schooners and ships from Portland Bath Bangor and other ports appear with tar and rum molasses and general cargoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scythia
Roberts
Liverpool
Queenstown
Moise
Cunard 58
Palestine
Whiteway
Muse
Warren & Co
Alpha
Stanwood
Yarmouth
J G Hall
Collins
Bath
Penobscot
Ingraham
Banger
John Brooks
Snowman
Portland
City of Gloucester
Young
Gloucester
Longfellow
Smith
Provincetown
Novelty
Joyce
Mary Edey
Keenan
Rangoon
Ccuteh
Alfee
Baxter
Fajardo
Bates & Barnet
Kten Maria
Clay
Philadelphia
Brsch
Magnum German
Meteghin
Addie John
Gott
Weymouth
Brech Carrie
Anthony
Bear River
Behnont
Dorty
Port Gilbert
Bessie Carson
Baker
Margeretville
Levose
Merritt
Annapolis
Polar Star
Boudrot
Sydney
Mand Pre
Dixon
Moncton
Crown Prince
Cole
Moran
McDougall
Carrie B. Williams
Howard Holder
Farnesworth
A G
Blair
Butler
St John
G Irwin
Griffin
Newcastle
NB. Sch Kate M Hilton, Johnson, Norfolk. Swis Elen M Golder
McLeod
Robert Graham Dun
Crowell
Baltimore
Sarah P. Beal
Machias
Scott
Rich
Hattie Mayo
Sprague
Hudson
Murphy
Calais
Mary C Cashman
Potter
Lanesville
Orizon
Oliver
Victory
Snow
Rockland
Cynosure
Gray
Lewis
French
Newman
Tockland
Earl
Derby
Bangor
J P Merriam
Gilman
Judge Tenney
Atwood
Medford
Ford
Lamoine
Dodge
Gardiner
Jennie Howard
Merriman
South Gardiner
Rockaway
Wilson
Steuben
Leach
Leighton
Smith Tuttle
Feltis
W OH DeWitt
Elliott
Damariscotta
D K Ham
Garland
Eliot
Henry Clay
Stevens
Franklin
Turner
Fleetwing
Goss
Deer
Sloop Mary A White and Thirty Schooners Cleared
List of vessels cleared and coastwise steamers with origins including Wood Island, Lanesville, New Brunswick, St John, Halifax, and Richmond. Names include Mary A White, Williams, Star of the East, Ida L Hull, Handy, Minquas, Sarah Fottner, Eliza, Oakdale, and Augustus Hunt. Weather notes: Highland Licht, wind NW at sunset, clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Colby
St John
Kilby
Remick
Foss
Laguna
Mex
JH Klimer & Co
Sehs
Parrier
Arichat
Delong & Seaman
Knight Templar
Downie
Halifax
Hatheway & Co
Audacieux
Devon
Port Acadia
JG Halls & Co
Alba
Tower
Lottie B. Scott
F A Roberts
Don Justo
Orcutt
St Thomas
Burtt. Alexander & Co
Salas
Emerson
Buenos Ayres
Asmarket
J G Hall & Co
Solaside
Juli Ostock
Ger. Gill
Handy
New York
Minquas
Cobb
Lanesville
Sarah Fotter
Sumner
Fernandina
J H Conant & Co
Oakdale
Tabasco
Reading
Philadelphia
Eliza
Sydney
Augustus Hunt
Hull
East Machias and Vineyard Haven Steamship Listings
A lengthy roster of ships and routes includes East Machias and Boothbay sailing to Camden and Boston, with various vessels such as William Thomas and Minnie Allen loading ice or transporting passengers to Calais, Bangor, Portland, and New York. The Gloucester and Vineyard Haven ports report steamer movements, fishing activity, and weekly catch totals across cod, halibut, mackerel, pollock, and herring, noting mackerel scarcity on the New England coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothbay
William Thomas
Johnson
Cohasset
Calif
Ena
Cotton
Granter
Salem
Camden
Oliver Avery
Martin
Boston
Sargentville
Senator
Sinclair
Kkusworth
Sloomer
Brown
Mt Lesert
Minnie Allen
Smith
Lilsworth
Madagascar
Lenken
Calais
Chillin
Wedner
Hyannis
Bangor
Ethel. Peck
Providence
Jones
Dennisport
Rosa E. Rogers
Portland
Columbia Falls
Centurion
Vermel
New York
Henry Whitney
Tapley
Bansor
Emily F Swift
Snow
John Bonte
Price
Mt Desert
Eagie
Mit Desert
Golden Eagle
Kent
Cinderella
Nichols
Iistol
Clinton
Lightam
Medbridge
Julinette
Turner
Banger
Rockport
Yankee Maid
Pinkham
Arey
Newy York
Ellsworth
Eagle
Bloomer
Vineyard Haven
Swirss
Thomas
Ira Laffrienier
Crowell
Weehawken
John Lenthal
Clark
Alina
Hoboken
Frank Maria
Woodward
Ron
Grey
Nantucket
Bridgeport
Conn
Sehs Lbrownsend
Funnell
Philadelphia
C G Graham
Mcuathlin
Margarete Bay
Swis J Paine
Emma J Meyer
Silverheels
Waite
Mary
Cora Etta
Sch
Vineyard
Gloucester
Arist
Willie M Stevens
Alice M Strople
Maud M Story
Minnesota
Grand Banks
Nellie M Davis
Carrier Dove
Miol Wetherell
North Bay
Mary F Chishobu
Georges
Quero
Western Bank
LaHave Bank
Grand Bank
Iceland
Bay St. Lawrence
New England
Maritime arrival and sailing notices from ports worldwide
Shipping notices list vessels, routes, and departures across Avonmouth, New Brunswick, New York, Philadelphia, Quebec, Halifax, Amsterdam, Hull, and other ports. Entries include bark, brig, ship names, captains, and ports of origin or destination with dates from Sept 23 to Oct 1.
Gas buoy outage near Smith's Island risks steamer collisions
Baltimore report from Captain Ryder of the steamer Blackstone traveling from Providence states the gas buoy off Smith's Island is out of service. If not attended, steamers may strike it with their wheels, posing a navigation hazard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ryder
Blackstone
Providence
Smith’s Island
Maritime arrivals and sailings from European ports to American cities
A compiled list of ships and routes with origins in Boston Bremen Antwerp Bristol Dantzic and Liverpool bound for Glasgow Philadelphia New York Baltimore and Wilmington. Entries include ship names dates in September and approximate coordinates. some vessels show hazards or positions like Nantucket Shoals and a vessel with HPCN noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoban
Boston
Glasgow
Shin Theodore Koener
Bremen
Philadelphia
Shin Ruby
Antwerp
Shin Trojan
New York
Shin Edward
Bristol
Shin Joris
Shin Kennebec
Ford
Liverpool
Wilmington
Cal
Louise
Dantzic
Barkentine
Alexander Campbell
Bunker
Windsor
Baltimore
Nantucket Shoals
Olga Sails From Bilbao Amid Unfinished Report
Marine notes from Bilbao dated September 17 report the Italian bark Olga, details incomplete due to transcription gaps. The vessel’s status and fate are unclear as the note ends abruptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilbao
Olga
Vessel cargo damage and multiple ship incidents reported
The report details the Edwin cargo damage and pending condemnation after bending during discharge. It lists several other incidents: Bristol steamship Deypl Wright collision in Baltimore harbor, French brig Survivor damaged near Bordeaux, British bark Cheshire ashore and refloated, steamer Ayrshire towing Wetherby into Falmouth, other vessels receiving damage, losses, or repairs across Atlantic ports and seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin
Bristol
Deypl
Wright
Baltimore
Bordeaux
Adirondack
Green
Gironde
Batavia
Cheshire
Bassalan Strait
Anser
Pickard
Iloilo
New York
London
Ayrshire
Stewart
New Orleans
Newport News
Antwerp
Falmouth
Wetherby
Teck
St Nazaire
Richibucto
Lucia B. Marinovich
Lisbon
Chatham
Alfred the Great
Whittingham
Quebec
Fleetwood
Island of
Bute
Hebrides
Partree
Stornoway
St Thomas
J H Nicolai
Drus
Tutticorin
St Helena
Delaware
Annie E Pierce
Salem
Joshua G Smith
Georgetown
Pennsylvania Pier
Bath
Jacob M Haskell
Boston
Global Shipping Movements Reach Ports From Antwerp to Yokohama
A wide array of ships including brig Vesner, bark Shetland, steamers Hudson and Westphalia, and schooners Eliza Cook and CE White are recorded sailing and clearing through ports such as Antwerp, Buenos Ayres, Bristol, Canso, Callao, Genoa, Gibraltar, Havre, Halifax, Havana, Liverpool, London, Malaga, Macassar, Padang, Greenstown, Quebec, Rotterdam, Savona, Southampton, Shanghai, and Yokohama. Entries note departures and destinations like New York, Boston, Montreal, London, Barcelona, and Port Royal, with dates ranging from Sept 3 to Sept 50 (Sept 50 noted).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Lansdowne
Lockhart
New York
Buenos Ayres
Shetland
Haskell
Bristol
Christine Elizabeth
Thorsen
Savannah
Canso
Vesner
Boston
Callao
Samuel H. Nickerson
Copenhagen
Thingvalla
Laub
Deal—Vpassed
Hudson
Meyer
Philadelphia
London
Milanese
Trinick
Karkina
Anderson
Falmouth
Fiery Cross
Jenner
Port Royal
Genoa
Broomhaugh
Gibraltar
Alexandria
Port
Mediterranean
Giirgenti
Plata
Havana
Cienfuegos
Saratoga
Liverpool
Mentmore
Simpson
Baltimore
Powhattan
Watson
Barbados
Campbell
Demerara
Erl King
Priske
Montreal
Phoenician
McKillen
Malaga
Saviled
Acadia
Hesperia
Macassar
Hebe
OPOR
Lochiel
Ham
Halifax
Padang
Aniello Galatoia
Plymouth
Lucy Pope
Donald
Bay Verte
Greenstown
Italy
Pierce
City of Rome
Munro
Stephen
Glasgow
Grecian
le Gallais
Ontario
Couch
Greenland
Newfoundland
George B Doane
Hibbert
Persia
Aaroe
George
Faicke
Leith
Vigo
Cistrap
Bowling
Father Point
Buenos Ayrean
Scott
Peto
Vivienne
Barrow
Corsica
Purington
Savona
Effective
Southampton
Trare
Willizerod
Bremen
Sy Jovens
Portia
Dawson
Carthagenian
McNicol
Scalanova
Marietta W
Smoginna
Oy John
Loyalist
McLellan
ST Kitys
Lida J Fowler
Atkin
Shanghal
Haroldine
Tibbetts
Tampico
Manhattan
Stevens
Tientsin
Donal Ena
McRae
Victoria
Colusa
Howes
Hong Kong
Widba I
Cuba
Davison
Idis Navassa
Hatfield
Calas
H . Higginson
Faby
Nellie A Drury
Wilson
Balimore
Clara E Simpson
Honiver
Lily. Pill
Laura E Messer
Gregory
Yokohama
Belgic
San Francisco
Port and ship movements from Astoria and Atlantic ports
Barks Deva Henry James from Portland. Chase Mayer and others cleared for Boston Providence and New York. Numerous schooners brigs and steamers sail to and from Baltimore, Portland, Philadelphia, New York, and Gulf ports. Entries include cargoes, destinations, and vessel names with occasional loadings and departures through late February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Deva
Pierrepont
Portland
Henry James
Lattimore
San Pedro
Baltimore
Chase Mayer
Anthony
New York
Henry Sutton
Tullock
Portsmouth
Orville Horwitz
Kelsey
Providence
Susie MH Davidson
Halley
Hattie
Williams
Bray
Somerset
Chatham
Hallett
Boston
Blackstone
Ryder
York
Enchantress
Joel Cook
James Drake
Swansea
DH Miller
Chase Turtle
Bangor
Charity
Magee
Lavinia Bell
Kendall
Wm Beazley
Cavanaugh
Shem
Vesta
Atwood
Marblehead
Isaiah K Stetson
Messenger
Falkner
Lermuda
Ellanora Vandusen
Godfrey
Villadelphia
RATH
Mary Nowell
Trask
Jennie N Huddell
Henson
Philadelphia
Mary E Morse
Crocker
Willard Saulsbury
Gray
Nellie Starr
Sonle
James H Deputy
Stacy
C R Flint
Duncanshire
Ariadue
Colby
Richmont
Lizzie S Haynes
Sawyer
Hitchcock
Lai
Hhipsburg Centre
Icis Orizon
Lewis
Mentor
Oliver
Bailey
Gould
Margaret A May
Clara E Colcord
Mary A Hood
Danvers
Reuben Eastman
Eastman
Almouth
Clark
Norfolk
Church
Anderson
Festina T Kilbrook
Wim L White
Mary B Rogers
Hinkley
E C Allen
Meady
Calais
Henry A Littlefield
Davis
Buenos Ayres
Charleston
Pedro
Cuba
Virginia
Coosaw
Edinburgh
Johnson
United Kingdom
Dutch Island Harbor
Lizzie Lyndon
Edgartown
Dione
Raynes
Gonaives
Hereld
T'Iske
Elizabethport
Rockland
Damon
Gerry
Port Johnson
Ada Ames
Sprague
Rondout
Governor Sargent
Dick Williams
Nickerson
Schs
Abbott W Lewis
Peak
Newport News
Eva B Douglass
Letts
Jacksonville
Fort George
Marcus Edwards
Tamos
SORRENTO-BRISKETTE TRADE LANES SHIFT IN ATLANTIC SHIPPING
The log details American and foreign vessels sailing and clearing ports from New York to Portland and Norfolk. It lists arrivals at Key West New Orleans and Philadelphia along with outbound ships like Lizzie Henderson Md Foley Olive and numerous steamers and brigs bound for destinations including Belize Antwerp London and Havana. The compilation records sail dates, ship names, captains, and convoy movements across major East Coast ports with note of through traffic through Hell Gate and Hart Island roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
San Marcos
Burrows
New York
Galveston
Lizzie Henderson
Nes Mobile
MD Foley
H Cornell
Iniladelhia
New Bedford
Oliver Claire
Sussell
Providence
Wasp
Flanders
Gloucester
Geo E Dale
Bartlett
Bangor
Lizzie C Rich
Rich
Portland
Olive
Frye
Philadelphia
Wood’s Hall
Smulator
Kendrick
Chatham
New Orleans
Wootan
Pfeffer
Penarth
Floridian
Winder
Vera Cruz
Haytien
King
Liverpool
Foxhall
Brown
Port Simon
Arist
Louisiana
Eureka
Red Sea
Fort Eads
Kate Carroll
Belize
Marseille
Antwerp
Newbern
Henrietta Hill
Hill
Broad Creek
Baltimore
Aller
Bremen
Southampton
Annie M Law
Prout
Windhcam
Aurania
Hains
City of Richmond
Bedford
la Gascogne
Santelli
Havre
City of Para
Dexter
Aspinwall
Syene Brahe
Oregon
Schiedam
Bakker
Amterdam
Linn
Robinson
London
Ludgate Hill
Taormina
Frank
Haarnburg
Elbe
Christoffers
Aliance
Beers
Rio Janeiro
Miranda
Kindon
St Johns
Lord of the Isles
Felgate
Rhynland
Jamieson
Charles H Marshall
Hutchinson
Honolulu
Leary
Barks Golden Cleece
Armstrong
Bridgetown
Agnes
Kundston
Oporto
Falmouth
Malcolm
Windsor
Vesta
Jacobsen
Stettin
Bris Starlight
Lioby
John C Noyes
Holt
la Palmis
Etta Whittemore
Wright
Gibara
Sobs & Waterman
Chase
Cairhiven
Mass
Pearl
Morris
Hattie C
Stewart
Moncton
Lolmes
Branscomb
St John
Mabel Purdy
Dykemin
M Vassar
Stroum
Clifford C
Kennedy
Prederickton
Chilton
Mobleman
St Ann’s Bay
Vandalia
Ketts
Boothway
Hell Gate 30Th
General Whitney
Coleman
Boston
Manhattan
Us Revenue
Lozier
Carricks
Bransecom
Montevideo
Hart Island Roads
Icis Sedona
Clark
St George
Kay State
Baker
Winner
Annie M Allen
May Day
Pratt
Salem
Alice Scranton
McEvoy
New Haven
Marshall Wells
Young
Greenport
Thomas
Rogers
Aaron
R Morrell
McDowell
Rockaway
Norwalk
Veto
Marshall
Hoboken
Gothbay
RF Hart
Wyman
Joseph Iay
Phinney
Mary A Hall
French
J W Vannaman
Ivy Belle
Loud
Mary E Crosby
Brooks
Weehawken
Nantucket
Constitution
Scofiell
Elizabeth
Vineyard Haven
Cora
Dudley
Amboy
Fortsmouth
C H Eaton
Sinclair
Fred
Richmond
Boaz
West Point
William G Lewis
Kelly
F L Porter
Dolly
Norfolk
John K Souther
Balano
St Thomas
Acuba
Bordeault
Evvor
Matthews
Maria Lerson
Bonnell
Newduryport
Shrowshire
Washington
Commonwealth
van Kirk
Tacony
Davis
Himes
Louis Walsh
Pendleton
Barks Hudikswall
Byland
Rouen
Exile
Earce
Dunkirk
Carsten Roe
Dunnevig
Hamburg
Sarah A Staples
Gay
Galway
Brig Madawuska
Saracino
Palermo
Schs
Kate V Aitken
Brower
Charleston
A.& K. Hooper
McCarty
Frank Leaming
McKeague
Lucy Bir Friend
Wm C Green
Hans
Calvin P Harris
Higgins
Allyn’s Point
Rodney Walker
Ht Hedges
Harper
Wickford
Mary C Carroll
Carroll
Henrietta Simmons
Smyth
Plymouth
H W Godfrey
Camp
Carrie A Horton
Hodgdon
Centipede
Harrisburg
Allentown
Norman
Albert Schultz
Thacher
Endeavor
Whittier
Delaware
Robert H Parker
Rathburn
Earl P Mason
Nickerson
Motor Providence
Horace P Shares
Newport News
Lord Clive
Salicuist
Ivy
Glen
Halifax
J F Merry
Bradley
Port Spain
Persh Amboy
Andrew J York
Wallace
Pavilion
Norwood
Sarah Quinn
Lynch
Somerset
Empress
Lord
Lady Antrim
Parker
Douglass Hovey
Jed F Duren
Noble
Hoveken
Phil Sheridan
Linsley
Branford
Salmon Washburn
Keefe
Taunton
Fred ‘Tyler
Smith
Dighton
Lynx
Finlay
Lewis Glark
Rowland
Emperor
Seandporis
Kate i Gilford
Etta Stewart
Adamis
Trapani
Julia S. Prench
Ulb Hatch
Johnson
Thorn’s Cove
Centennial
Cripps
Bucco
Wilcox
Annie
Bergen
Odell
Chas H Tabens
Curtis
Apalachicola
Lertha Warner
Laithwaite
Rariton River
Wm S
Nsw
Gaelic
Pearne
Hong Kong
San Bles
Chapman
Panama
Loando
Scout
Queenstown
Savannah
Tybee
Marion
Jeffers
Ealing
City of Macon
Vaan
Hull
Coronilla
Benison
Isiana City
Voorhis
Tacoma
Lizzie Williams
San Francisco
Timverson
James Y Smith
Wilmingson
Texas
Locos
Fleetwood
Eng
Jesse W Starr
Warren
Oceanus
Sarah Mills
Lowell
Passengers Listed for Cunard Steamship Scythia to Liverpool
Passenger roster from Boston to Liverpool aboard Cunard Scythia includes Mr Andoe, Mr E Barnett, Mrs Jorge, Mrs 8 A Ligelow, Mr S L Ligelow, Miss H Blake, Master R A Blake, Dr EC Lolies, Miss G A Ballard, Captain Holm, Miss Kittie Holm, Miss Marie Holm, Miss L A Huntoon, Mrs Hutchins, Mr J F P Lawton, Mr Charlton H Lee, Miss Evelyn Lee, and many others with cabin 76, intermediate 52, steerage 512, total 640. also lists Aurania voyage from New York with Richard W Weston and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard Steamshin
Scythia
Boston
Liverool
Andoe
E Barnett
Bergendal
Jorge
A Ligelow
S L Ligelow
P Ailake
Kleke
H Blake
R VA Lake
George H Blake
EC Lolies
G A Ballard
Air W
L A Huntoon
C Hutchins
J F P Lawton
Charlton H Lee
J H Lee
Evelyn Lee
Hertha Lee
Robert Lee
George W_ Lincoln
W C Loria
Loring
Mack
W K_ Melcher
John Migley
F L Miner
Miner
Noble
Lillian T Clark
W B Cleyton
H Collamore
E Collamore
Peter Crank
Bhi
Dickinson
J Early
Klvich
G L Foote
Mary P Frye
SJ Frye
Lb Gordon
L H Graham
Juli H Hele
George 5 Hale
R S Hale
Henry Hoeffer
W Norminton
Joseph Pattinson
WM A Peters
A Peters
Miss Preston
Gertrude Randall
George W Rolfe
Charles J Rolfe
W J Rolfe
Rolfe
Liverpool
Cunard
Aurania
New York
Richard W Weston
L . Jerris
John Ronald
James J Ronald
William W Yurnbuil
Joseph Malins
Mails Close Times From Boston By Route And Line
Mail departures from Boston vary by destination. From New Orleans for Bluefields and Hayti the cutoff is 11.00 A.M. Cuba via rail to Tampa and steamship via Key West closes at 1.0 P.M. Mexico service closes daily at 7.30 P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefields
New Orleans
Hayti
Iark’s Island
Haytien Republic
Boston
Cuba
Tamm
Pla
Key West
Fla
Mexico
Trans Pacific Mails and Island Steamer Listings
Australia Fiji New Zealand Samoan and Sandwich Islands per Alameda from San Francisco Oct 23 Kor Society Islands via City of Papeiti Oct 51 from San Francisco China Japan and East Indies except British India via City of New York Oct 9 plus Sandwich Islands Zealandia from San Francisco Oct 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Samoan
Sandwich Islands
Alameda
San Francisco
Kor Society Islands
City of
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Commissioner Fink
Kansas Roads
Ship News
Mometer
Port OF
Sewis Frank Pierce
Greenlaw
Florence E Tower
Knowlton
Deer Isle
Winslow Morse
McDonorgh
Winterwort
Abby Morse
Wood Island
Ing
Swis
Wellfleet
Czarina
Pride of the Port
Parsons
Julian Ben
Metamora
Thomason
Lilla Dale
Simmons
Niagara
Cook
Duhette
Jarraul
Halloman
Bolaand
C & RB
Tarbor
Peele
J R Atwood
Newell
Ludewieck Bill
Morse
Harry D May
Lynn
Mary A White
Johnson, Lanesville
East Machias
Sch Hortensia
Sanborn
Avonmouth
Erato
Peterson
Dalhousie
Bahia
Adelheid
Bohmann
Connah's Quay
Kimon
Dundalk
Artos
Robertson
Lawrence
Chittagong
Warner
Kate Cann
Seed
Lord Duffering
Ellis
Fiume
Favorita
Peters
Meta
Lenz
de Wendt
Lass
Arcturus
Troop
Greenock
Prince Eugene
Melsom
Glasson Dock
Bergensenen Rolisen
Gibralytar
New Pactolus
Pyirymple
Lobos de Afnera
Valencia
St Kilda
Hines
Punta de Lobos
Therese
Hashagan
Great Victoria
John Trahey
Ryan
Newport
E. Hull
Presidente
Delepaine
Emeli
Blomquist
Chicoutini
Shin Hudson
Limerick
Fidelis
Carmela C
Cacace
Meurve Waterweg
Marie Becker
Sandersfield
Schiedain
Naples
Maresca
Fanny
Penartih
Petit-Codiac Steeve
Orts Mouta
Preciosa
Philippeville
Rosa S
Segaberba
Pauillac
Shelburne
Parrsboro
Clan Robertson
Jack
St Olaf
Lund
Shalimar
Londonderry
Swinemunde
Scammell Brothers
Inness
Tarifa
Passea
Hedwig
Minaster
Trans-Pacific Mails
Medical
Umphreys
Humphreys
Huhpiurky S Medicine CO
Fulton St. N.ye
Vedicine Co
Ultan Sten Mo
Fulton Sv. N
United States of America
Asirep States Navy Department
Washington, D.C
Navy Department
Congress
GIOCR
Kiss Owen
Wid
Bureau of Ordnance
Secretary of the Navy
Lb. C
William C. Whitney
The
Mavy
Boston & Banger
Seeamshia Ue
LESG
Fase Tosteuners
Foster
Belfast
Searsport
Bucksport
Winterport
Hamden
Hangor
North Haven
Green’s Landing
Swans’ Island
Boss Harbor
Southwest Harbor
Kar Harbor
Sullivan
Noth West Harbor
Sedgwick
Brooklin
Blue Hill
Surry
Ensworth
Om Sullivan
S A
Bar Harbor
Ti Aca
William H. Hill, JR
Gen. Man
Kennebec River
Richmond, Gardiner, Harlowell
Augusia
Star OF the East
Jason Collins
Lincoln
Bom Hyde
Eastport
Wic
St. John
N.E
Annapelis
N.S
Ee International
S. 8. CO
Commercial Wharf
Boston Tu Si. John
Digby
Central Wharf
Glouces
Noda
N. B
Bey
India Wharf
Sandys Esvepeca
F. Williams
Gorham, Rogers & CO
Dundee Seed
Federal Street
Aaron BR. Gay & CO
Cunard Line
Cork Harbor
Cephalonia
Catalonia
Gallia
Great Britain
Ireland
State Street
Cunard Steamship Co., Limited
Allan Line
Hibernian
Londonsderry
Circassian
Charles V. Casey
H. & A. Allan
State St
Warren Line
Iowa
Kansas
Riman. Aren & CO
Ager
Restolce Square
Furness Line
Lrne
Steamshins
Durham City
Iborderer
Sialanese
Furness
Great Southern
Charleston and
WM. H. Ring
A. DE W. Sampson
N. E
Washington St
Fall River
Metropolitan Steamship Co
Ocean Steamship Co
Virgenia
Carolinas
Aflantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston and Norfolk Steamship Co
Piedmont Air Line
RE. R. Denot
Waldo A. Pearce
Washington Street
And
Washington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga
Air Line
Atlantic Coast
Kanawha
Balttimore
Geo. E. Smalley
Gen. Agt
Mallory
State OF Tenas
Comal
Sam Pasas
Carondelet
San Antonio
Seth Sprague
Old State House
P.M
Landin
Nort
H. M. Whitney
KOR
Elli. S. Line
H. R. Freeman
Knicker
OCKER
F. Kemble
Pier 9
North River
New Mexico
Arizona
Mississippi
Red Rivers
Samuel H. Seaman
St. Ne
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan’s
Louisiana and Texas R. A. and Steamship Co
North Moore St
Mississippi River
Mobile
Lexus
New and Mid Mexico
Calfornia
B. K. Currier
K. Hawley
General Eastern
Broadway
Boston & Phelabelphis
Philadelpha
Stemer Spatan
Long
Philhadelphia
Saurday
Otlee
KB Sampson
Long Wharf
Reele
Ine
Grand Junction
Postoffice
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