New Books Philosophia Ultima Reviewed
A critique of Shields's Philosophia Ultima Vol II praises its broader philosophic scope and extensive citations. It notes its monumental reach and balanced aims to harmonize rival theories while acknowledging the work may not reach the highest standard yet remains a sincere scholarly effort.
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Shields
Saya
Charles Woodruff Shields
D.D
New York
Charles Scribner's Sons
Boston
de Wolfe, Fiske & Co
Price
History of a Slave by H. H. Johnston reviewed
A review praises The History of a Slave as a dark but valuable contribution to public sentiment. The imaginary account of a slave in the Western Sudan is deemed painfully realistic, based on known facts and travels in Africa, with strong illustrations and graphic narrative.
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Africa
Sudan
H. H. Johnston
New York
D. Appleton & Co
The Mossback Correspondence Review in Sature Tone
A lively critique praising The Mossback Correspondence by Francis E. Clark. The writer notes bright wit and spicy domestic humor addressing parishioners, sextons, teachers, and churchgoers with sharp, good natured mockery. Boston publication details included.
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Mossback
Gumble
Longwind
Ammi
Dulness
Francis E. Clark
Boston
D. Lothrop Company
Labor unions converge in Boston halls for organization drive
Mass meetings in Wells Memorial Hall and Dexter Hall set plans to organize women tailors hat makers and other trades. Executives from Central Labor Union State Federation of Labor and local crafts spoke as new members swelled ranks and a nine hour day demand was adopted for May first 1890.
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Cooperative Tailors
Boston
Wells Memorial Hall
Louis Ash
Messrs. Livery
O’sullivan
Central Labor Union
Dexter Hall
Printers’ Pressmen Union
Franklin Street
Mr. Hyams
The
Herald
William E. Connolly
Fran
Brackett Visits Belchertown Farmers Club Address
Lieutenant Gov Brackett spoke at Belchertown Farmers and Mechanics Club noting interdependence of industries and urging strong government support for agriculture and manufacturing. He cited state aid to agricultural societies and praised the Agricultural College while urging continued policy. Colonel Walker hosted Brackett at his summer home amid a quiet fair.
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Belchertown
Farmers and Mechanics’ Club
Brackett
Myron P. Walker
Massachusetts
Agricultural College
Board of Agriculture
Watertown Welcomes New Congregational Pastor Porter
The Rev E C Porter of Charlestown will lead Watertown Congregational Church starting next Sunday as pastor. A Harvard and Andover graduate, he is under thirty five and has preached in Harwich Connecticut and other pulpits for two years without a regular pastorate. The Watertown church has lacked a regular pastor for two years since Rev FE Wilson retired.
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Watertown
Speciau
E. C. Porter
Charlestown
Congregational Church
Society
Harvard
Andover
Harwich
Conn
FE. P. Wilson
Portland
Knight Templars Supplied with Regalia by Local Firm
G. W. Simmons & Co. at 32 to 44 North Street actively serves the Knight Templars, generously stocking regalia and uniforms to meet their demands.
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G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Knight Templars
Shipping News Highlights From Boston Port Activity
Port of Boston reports arrivals including Steamer Kennebec Steamer John Brooks and others with carries to Philadelphia Bath Bangor and Gloucester Also lists cleared foreign steamers Yarmouth Bostonian and Adele Thackara and coastwise movements Norseman and others with in tow berths and winds noted for Oct 1 2 1900 era shipping data
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Bay
Kennebec
Collins
Bath
John Brooks
Snowman
Portland
Penobscot
Ingraham
Bangor
Geo A Chaffee
Proctor
Gloucester
Reading
Smith
Philadelphia
Sarah
Boston
Hale
Fayal
Flores
E A Adams & Co
E Raymond
Warner
Musquash
Nas
Gazelle
Port Gilbert
Frank Leaming
Norton
Mount Hope
Crowley
Baltimore
J B Ogden
Tole
Newport News
Merriman
Roe
Rondont
Mary Farrow
Condon
Perth Amboy
D M Anthony
Berry
Weehawken
Helle Hardy
Latterly
Amboy
Wim Warren
Robinson
Port Liberty
Witch Hazel
Arnold
Albany
Louisa Smith
Matthews
Eddyville
Yarmouth
Stanwood
J G Hall & Co
Bostonian
Trant
Liverpool
Thayer & Lincoln
Schs AT
Moyndy
Canning
Annapolis
JG Hall & Co
Adele Thackara
Kimmey
Chevenne
Fitz Bros & Co
Calvin F Baker
Hatch
Windsor
R Crowell
Hyde
Ff Williams
Calvin Austin
Social
Braz
Francisco
Richmond
Gill & Lootz
Gladiator
George Moon
New York
Rodney Parker
Theo Dean
Sallie B
Eliza A Scribner
J P Wyman
Ann Elizabeth
Edward L Warren
Massagoit
Highland Lights
Sunset Wind
Sir John Rose
Ef A Burke
S R Mead
Macaulay
Joseph Baker
Ocean Freight Notes From New York Philadelphia and San Francisco
Colonial era shipping reports show October 1 rates with Europe and Atlantic routes. Charters include Barbarossa and Wynnatag carrying petroleum and refined products to Calcutta Antwerp Havre and East London with various tonnage and prices. Philadelphia markets list eastern freights with price quotes for Kangor Bath Boston Fall River Gardiner Lynn New Bedford and other ports. San Francisco chartered ships Pegasus Bhalelutha and Schiller with grain rates and special arrangements for arrivals from Cork and the United Kingdom.
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New York
Europe
Barbarossa
Philadelphia
Antwerp
Georg
Havre
Asta
Wynnatag
Calcutta
Ube
Africa
Harriets Jackson
London
Wortsmouth
Providence
Wareham
San Francisco
Pegasus
Cork
United Kingdom
Cape Breton
Bhalelutha
Same
Bark Schiller
Helensburg
Crown of India
Ships and sails reported from world ports and routes
A compiled maritime currents update lists vessels and movements across global ports. Entries span ANJER, ANTWERP, ADELAIDE, ALEXANDRIA, ALICANTE, BATAVIA, BREMEN, CARDIFF, DANTZIC, FOWEY, GLASSON DOCK, GIBRALTAR, HAVRE, ISLE OF WIGHT, ILOILO, LONDON, MELBOURNE, NEWCASTLE NSW, PALERMO, SINGAPORE, SUNDERLAND, STETTIN, SYDNEY, ASPINWALL, CALCUTTA, COLOMBU, GALLE, HALIFAX, LEGHORN, NARRAKEL, NASSAR, PICTOU, PISAGUA, VORT SPAIN, QUEBEC, ST JOHN and WINDSOR NS ports. Entries indicate ship or bark names, masters, origins, and destinations with dates such as Aug 27 Aug 18 Sep 30 and routes to New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Montreal, and more.
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Anjer
Fooling Suey
Newell
Iloilo
Philadelphia
James G Pendleton
Lancaster
Boston
Pilgrim
New York
Alicante
Grazia
Ital
Trapani
Batavia
Primus
Heine
Asia
Hilton
Tagal
Prospero
Davide
Valle
Cheribon
Samarang
Bremen
Ocean
Cagliari
Filadelfia
Cardiff
Iona
Nor
Klem
Quebec
Dantzic
Latona
Gahrsen
Dover
Eng
Ardjaene
Bart
Amsterdam
Doris
Bruns
Hamburg
Mommsen
Wilms
Stettin
Luxor
McLeod
London
Damara
St John
Farraday
Halifax
Melbourne
BP Cheney
Humphrey
Newcastle
Nsw
Hong Kong
Wm H Connor
Buttman
Wandering Jew
Nichols
Jordo
Palermo
Andrea Logico
Francescena
Bangor
Glen Tanar
Redmond
McDonald
Jamaica
Peruvian
Wallace
Liverpool
Baltimore
Leghorn
Pontiac
Blythe
Zante
Narrakel
Star of China
Nassar
Hugin
Sharacoa
Pictou
Worcester
Nickerson
Winifred
Herbert Rice
Annapolis
LF Munson
Mina Belle
Pisagua
Corning
VORT
Spain
Clotilde
Bowden
Lillian Woodruff
Hodgkins
Port
Nehemiah Gibson
Risley
Rio Janeiro
North of Hatteras
Talisman
Delano
Antigua
Joseph Baker
Eaton
Demerar
N of Hatteras
Josephine
Brown
L Ff Munson
McKowen
Disg
Ontario
Couch
Avonmouth
Montreal
Matane Point
Grecian
le Gallais
Byrne
McLean
Progress
Colwell
Hingham
Olio
Martin
Roy
Lister
Bess
Stella
Haux
Windsor
Ida L Hull
Belle Halladay
Henry Winship
Davina
Navassa
Calais
Four masted Teel launched at Newburyport yard
Newburyport reports the four masted schooner Teel launched from George E Currier’s yard the first launch in six years. The Teel, bound for Boston, features modern gear including a 22 horsepower hoisting engine and will be commanded by Captain Harry L Johnson.
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Newburyport
George E Currier
Lee
Boston
Harry L Johnson
Portsmouth
J C Hoyt
Kittery Point
Smart
Newmarket
William D Fernald
Hoyt
Rockland
Bean
Camden
Four-master for Captain Wixson of Cane Cod
A four master for Captain Wixson at Cane Cod with a 220 foot keel and 47.6 foot beam and 214% foot depth of hold. The vessel has a white oak frame and is a full beamed ship. Mr Bean also contracts two schooners of 500 and 800 tons.
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Wixson
Mr Bean
Notices to Mariners report buoy drift and replacements
The Richmond reports a drifting whistling buoy off Cape Charles about three miles NW by W of true position. Frying Pan Shoals buoy replaced after being out of order. Orton's Cave buoy Red No 14 in Cape Fear River NC is reported gone and will be replaced as soon as possible.
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New York
Richmond
Cape Charles
Cape
Charleston
Cape Fear River
Whalers Track Sperm Whale School Near New York
A steamer bound for New York from Galveston sighted a school of sperm whales on September 29 at latitude 36 45 north and longitude unknown, passing the area as reported by maritime observers.
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New York
Galveston
Passed & Ae School of
Maritime Vessel Movements and Routes in September
A set of ship notices lists the Buteshire from San Francisco to Queenstown on Sept 18 at 6 N 29 W, the Clarence S Bement from Liverpool to New York on Sept 27 at 40 N 50 W, the Bark Vera from Nantes to Philadelphia on Sept 29 at 43 33 N 58 30 W, the Fifeshire from London to Port Townsend on Sept 25 at 48 N 10 W, and the brig Atalanta from Coosaw to the United Kingdom on Sept 22 at 42 N 55 W.
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Buteshire
McGibbon
San Francisco
Queenstown
Clarence S$ Bement
Liverpool
New York
Vera
Nantes
Philadelphia
Fifeshire
Greig
London
Port Townsend
Atalanta, Jones
Coosaw
United Kingdom
Gloucester Nets Big Hauls In Harbor Fishing Report
Gloucester dated October reports large hauls from shore and traps with boats named Caroline Vaught Maud M Story Maggie and Jilly and Sea Fox among others. Captains William M Gaffney and Horace B Parker lead crews as 100 000 tbs codfish 140 000 lbs halibut 30 barrels slivers and 6 barrels mackerel figure in the catch with Magnolia and Salt Island traps yielding heavy herring.
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Gloucester
William M Gaffney
Caroline Vaught
Georgie Williard
Nellie M Davis
Maud M Story
Maggie and Jilly
Nellie G Thurston
Sea Fox
Lucy Ann
Ida May
Horace B Parker
Estella Nunan
Nelson Y Mefarland
Georges © H Holden
Philadelphia
Magnolia
Salt Island
Search for derelict bark Freya continues in Atlantic cruise
Red Star tug Argus with Barnard reports in port from a cruise for the abandoned bark Freya. They scanned lat 7 24 lon 74 W and lat 38 23 N lon 49 19 W for eight days, finding wreckage but no derelict. Two tugs plan another Boston departure while other ships repair and relay updates.
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Boston
Red Star
Argus
Barnard
Lon
Susan H Ritchie
Brunswick
Arans
Battier
J M Morales
Cape Cod
Fats
Ayannis
Newark
Maritime shipping notices from New England and Atlantic ports
Shipping reports list multiple schooners and steamers at ports from Bangor to New York. Vessels cleared, loaded for southern and northern ports, with entries for Dorchester, Dorchester and Wm Crane steamers, and several schooners including Fannie Flint and Judge Low.
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Bangor
Swis
Smith
Susan Stetson
Frisbee
Fred Smith
Whitney
Gertrude Crockett
Hunter
Cora Green
Philbrook
Nellie C Paine
M B Miller
Dyer
Boston
Chas Cooper
Gray
Plymouth
Thomas G Smith
Swayne
Richmond
Charley Pucki
Chapman
Philadelpha
Charlotte Buck
Vendleton
Hattie
Haskell
Mattie Holmes
Alley
Wallace
Normandy
Rivers
FE Heather
Howell
W Hitler
Crowell
Julian Lailey
Otis
Phipsburg
Ellen M Mitchell
Small
New York
Sc Mentor
Percy
Belle Higgins
Skhofield
Darien
Brunswick
Frederika Schenp
Foote
Caidarien
Cyrus Hull
Bridgeport
James A Parsons
Howe
George Knapp
Carson
Vicksburg
Jor Do
Ball
Bayonne
Chatham
Church
Kennebec
Philadelphia
Ice King
Hoogly
Dover
Kate E Rich
Thomas Kooz
John Bracewell
Round Pond
Island Harbor
J J Little
Matthews
Dennisville
Addie Sawyer
Cook
Calais
Robert H Rathborn
Mount Desert
Hart
Friendship
A Hayford
Warren
Rockland
Atleaton
Handy
Louis Monette
Jiarland
Gardiner
Oyster Bay
Fall River
Ellen Tobin
Baltimore
Kurt
Higgins
Josiah A. Smith
Case
Hyannis
Frank Seavey
Kelleo
Hurricane Island
Caroline C
Qoaced
Bass River
C C Baker
Baker
Cotait
Oliver Ames
Gardner
Jacksonville
Joan S Davis
Green
Oliver H Booth
Josephine Parker
Jubec
Fannie Flint
Sea Foam
Judge Low
Lizzie May
Norfolk
Henry Souther
Lottie
Henry Walker
Rover
William Wilson
Lydia Hooper
Hilton
al Kindberg
Dora Allison
Maritime movement and cargo ships pass through Atlantic ports
A long list of vessels including sail and steam ships such as Jane Law Gonzales Julia Francis and Inflexible traverse from Bremen to Philadelphia and Boston routes. Records note ships like Caroline Knight Red Jacket and St Elmo sailing to New York Providence and Rockland with detailed port calls from Jiell Gate to Havana to fall River and Barbadoes along with cargoes and ship names across Philadelphia New Bedford and Portland port entries.
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Bremen
Suevia
Hamburg
Havre
Italia
St Anns Bay
Jane Law
Gonzales
Havana
Barnuero
Berga
Porto Rico
Julia Francis
Anderson
New York
Fall River
Mary Ann Predmore
Whipple
Providence
T A Stuart
Foster
Amboy
Boston
Lizzie
McElween
Owl's Head
L Kenney
Lane
Amanda C Parker
Lee
New Bedford
Horatio
Perry
Everett Webster
Kennebec
Wm C Wickham
Ewing
Tena
Cotton
Cranmer
Ella Little
Frambes
M A May
Jarvis
Maine
Shaw
Portland
J W Vannaman
Phinney
Tath
Kate Markee
Jake
Lizzie Young
Pierce
Tyler
Williams
Haddon
Conn
Dessong
Savannah
Soldier Prince
St Albans
Antonio Sala
Johnson
Cardenas
Reading
Smith
Panther
Newburyport
Henry B Cleaves
Brown
Icis
Seraphine
Chute
Bear River
Norman
Henderson
Charleston
Emma C Cotton
George H Mills
Philadelphia
Delaware
Plover
Port Antonio
Pellican
Genoa
Mark Wimmera
Peterson
Rio Janeiro
Perth Amboy
Solani
Russell
Norfolk
Henry
Caler
Emily
Clock
John Warren
Murray
Port Clyde
Lake
Rockland
M Gillmore
Brilliant
Grace Andrews
Watts
Lucy Belle
Wass
Hoston
Dick Williams
Cousins River
Franklin Pierce
Holmes
Gloucester
Globe
Freeley
Bangor
Fanny Todgkins
Kimball
A B
Morton
Thurston
Loella
Rich
Calais
Gates
Norris
Port Morris
Franconia
Young
Helen G King
Rilt
Casewell
Rattler
Niphon
Alleghany
Parker
Baltimore
Schs
Charles A Briggs
Hammett
Wim P Hood
Ross
Westerioo
Dodge
Llsworth
Dreadnaught
Saunders
H W Race
Bunce
Portsmouth
Triton
Chilton
S A Kimball
Hattie Lewis
Wilson & Willard
Weston
Eliot
P H Reed
Moncton
Lucy Amelia
Eastport
Perine
Green’s Landing
Menana
Saco
ET Lee
Vinalhaven
Abbie
Gheene
Gheen
E. Satlre
Ludiam
Higbee
John Bracewell
Yates
Round Pond
Richmond
Addie Jordan
Harriman
Rondout
Maud
Robinson
Red Beach
Mary Lee Newton
Rowe
Herald
Windsor
Navassa
Hatfield
M_ Luella Wood
Spaulding
J Roodwell
Metcalf
Sam Weller
Harris
Allie Oakes
Merriam
Addie E Snow
J A Gray
Salem
Carrie C Miles
Pinknam
Searsville
Matthew Vassar, Jr
McLean
Hoboken
Anna A Lfolton
Gilchrist
Rival
Stewart
Lydia M Deering
Hamilton
Com Tucker
Powers
Grace Cushing
Spragg
St John
Alpine
Flaskell
Bastor
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Cooper
Lincolnville
Pacific
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Ellan Crowell
Freeman
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Mark Schiller
Steinbomer
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Fiji
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Dublin
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Pitts
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Gate City
Googins
Maynard Sumner
Dyer
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Arey
Allen Green
Nickerson
Eke
Mollie Rhodes
Seawird
Tiverton
Carrie & Pickering
Marshall
Port Liberty
Gardiner
Harvester
McLennan
Alice P Higgins
Higgins
Sullivan
L B
Conyerthwaite
Wells
James H Deputy
Hinckley
Bath
Hunt
Eli King
Hillyard
D Prince
Coombs
Atleaton
Snow
Anna
Maker
Eagle
Peck
Light of the Wind
Nellie Doe
Winslow
Mary Lymburner
Fickett
Kate Walker
D M tFrench
Haskell
Wm Mazyck
Mazyck
Joe Carleton
Robert Byron
McVane
Rockport
Veto
Sumner
Thomaston
Samuel Hart
Clark
St George
Daniel Vierson
Tenants Harbor
Marcellus
Pratt
Bluehill
Taylor & Mathis
Welch
Clarks Island
Brave
Stanley
George Bk
Prescot
Dobbin
Greak
Day
Lewis
Maggie Malvey
Randlett
Tangor
AL Hurlburt
Mass
Angela
Davis
Sadie & Lillie
Nutter
Steuben
News Haven
John Lenthal
Low
Union
Nash
Aob Perkins
Willard Lawisbury
Gray
Stamford
Bat
Crisco
New London
Georgianna
Cook
Stonington
Nellie Parker
Harding
Emma B
Snaw
Campbell
Pigeon Cove
J i Wainwright
Phillips
Newark
Stony Brook
Wiscasset
N M Rogers
Orleans
South Aimboy
St Elmo
Rogers
M A
Achorn
Red Jacket
Alfred Keen
Greeley
Edward
Thomas J May
Walston
Wareham
G Dean
Chase
Minnie W Griffin
Kangor
Westport
Lizzie A Tolles
Pasc From Fayal Notable Names on Passenger List
A fragment from a December farewells list includes Rev Charles A Ley, Rev Dr Edward Bulkley, Miss Mary Bulkley, Miss Helen Fallows, John Gonule, Herbert Magoun, Miss Jimma Morrison, Miss Mainie Piper, Miss Lizzie Richardson, Miss Margaret Ketch, Mrs Mary Adams, and several de Sousa and Sarmento affiliated individuals among others.
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Fayal
Charles HA Biley
Edward Bulkley
Mary B
Bulkley
Helen M
Fallows
John M Gonule
Herbert W Magoun
Jimma
Morrison
Mainie
Piper Frank S Rogers
Lizzie Richardson
Margaret J Ketch
Mary A Adams
Minnie & Adams
Mabel G Adams
Margaret PB Morford
Gnacio le Sousa
Maria J de Sousa
Evelyn de Sousa
Azueda da Conceicao
Maria Angela Livia Frank L
Vasconcellies
Francisco A Sarmento
Maria Augusta C
Nova Maria Caudula de Silva
Boston Bound Vessels List of Sailings to Boston
A weekly transcript lists ships sailing toward Boston with origins and dates. Vessels include Apphia and Amelia from Rio Grande do Sul Aug 9, Arevle from Montevideo July 25, and many others such as Clara Cootwit, Hattie, Mary A. Troop, Patagonia, and Sarmiento with routes from ports like Manila Singapore Buenos Ayres and Jeremie.
Mail Closings for Various Regions by Steamship Services
Specially addressed mail for the Netherlands Belgium and other destinations ships via New York and Southampton closes at 7 30 P M. Oct 2 with further listings for Great Britain Ireland France Belgium and Germany via Hamburg and via New York plus notes on Brazil La Plata Trinidad and other Windward Islands through October 4 1900 era postal routes and ship names Pizzati Oteri Jr Columbia Amsterdam Westernland Finance Neptune.
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Jacmel
Aux Cayes
Hayti
Alene
New York
Curacoa
Venezuela
Savanilla
Philadelphia
Cuba
City of Columbia
Scotland
Ethiopia
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Norge
France
Havrever
la Bretagne
Great Britain
Southampton
Germany
Bremen
Ireland
Elbe
Servia
Carupano
Ciudad Bolivar
Elgira
Bocas del Toro
Gussie
New Orleans
Costa Rica
Port Simon
Foxhall
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Halifax
Boston
Great Britain and Ireland
Cephalonia
Boston Direct
Trinidad and Tobago
Neptune
Netherlands
Amsterdam
Vila New York
Hamburg
Columbia
Belgium
Westernland
Brazil
la Plata
St. Thomas
St. Croix
St.Thomas
Martinique
Guadeloupe
Barbados
Trinidad
Demerara
Windward Islands
Steamship Finance
Newport News
Truxillo
Ruatan
Pizzati
J. Oteri, Jr
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South Carolina
Lroquots
East River
Washington Street
Boaton
J. A. Fuanders
Theo. G. Eger
Rhowiing Green
Pource
GE Ia
Valorida
Alabama
Mississispi
Louis Annon Pexas
NEW, England
Savannah Steamship Company
Gate Clity
Macoon
Lewis Wharf
Sp. m
C. G. Pearson
N. Eng
S. F
W.r’y
Richardson & Barnard
Atlantic Avenue
New Yorke
New York & New England K. R
U. S. Co
Sound Lines
Ocean Steamship Corpany
A. W. W. Sampson
New Eng
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga. Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Broaree
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Geo. E. Smalley
Gen. Agt
Central Wharf
Fbsoet
Freiglt
Spartan
Long Wharf
Orson
Filay
West
E B. Sampson
Whankragee
Boston & Providence Railroad
Memphis
Nashville
Chattanooga
Waldon
Pearce
Washington St
Associated Railways of
Virginia
Carolenas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Piedmont
AIR Line
Boston & Providence BR. R
Waldo A. Pearce
N. E
Washington Reel
Mallory Lines
Leona
Alamo
Colorado
Port Royal
Brunswick & Fernandina
Henry W. Peabody & Cos
Fremantle
Augustine Robbe
Henry W. Peabody & Coo
Mason Building
Boston & Bangor Steamship Co
Ware
Foster’s
Actes
Ants Avenue
Hockland
Belfast
Searsport
Buecksport
Winterport
Hampden
South West Harbor
North East Harbor
Bar Harbor
Sorrento
North West Harbor
Deer Isle
Sedgwick Brooklin
Sur
Ellsworth
Minetaut
William H. Hill
Beaton
Hibes
Suttora
Miragoane
P. Pastene & CQ
Progate Notices
Anson Burton
Suffolk
Anson Burton, JR
Arn Docarter
Exchange Street
Otece
Margaret Rae
George C. Mann
Admr
Ni Py
Daniel F. Maguire
Patrick Meehan
Frank P. Macey
John J. McCarshy
Margarey L. Quilk
Commonwealth OF
Moston
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Commonwealth OF Massachusesetts
Middlesex
Probate Court
John Stafford
Somerville
Charles A. Welch
Cambridge
George M. Brooks
J. H. Tyler
Massachds
Esnex
William Cushing Paine
Beverly
Said
Hannah II. Paine
Robert Treat Paine
Essex
RoLurn E. Harmon
J.T. Mahoney
Commonwealth OF Massachuo
Nancy P. Cary
William S. Dextr
William H. Forbes
Milton
Joan W. McKin
Elizah George
James Gapfney
Said County
Ellen J. Sheehan
Thomas W. Peirce
Topsfield
Charles Babbidge
James Converse
Converse
Rolline, Hanmon
J. T. Mahoney
Commonwealth OF Massachousetts
Nathaniel P. Duty
Mary Ann
Neca
Johanna O'Connell
Johanna Connell
Mary Conley
Ellen O’connell
Adinx
Henrietta Libbry
Chelsea
Harrison C. Campbell
William G. Saltonstall
County of
Leverett S. Tuckerman
Exec
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Horticultural Hall
Tremont Street
Robert Manning
Oriental Tea CO
Court Street
Aaron RE. Gay & Co