Boston Events and Notices Across Clubs and Churches
Wood bond carpets advertised by John H Pray Sons Co. The Trade club names officers Gen George B Drake president David H Darling VP John H Parker secretary treasurer. Boston Temperance union holds 10th annual Oct 5 Tremont temple Mrs Mary Hunt speaker. Hollis Street church near Exeter Newbury ready for occupancy dedication Oct 16. Inquest in Charlestown over death of Thomas Callahan shot by Patrolman O’Brien. Funeral of James S Tompkins from 137 London St Rev Father Walsh officiates. Jewish Tabernacles festival begins, Orthodox services at Church St. tabernacle at 127 Dartmouth open to visitors. Horticultural society autumn fruits exhibition Tremont St upper hall open today 12 to 5 with $100 in prizes. New England Dental Society elects officers including Dr James Lewis president and Dr A M Dudley secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
John H. Pray,Sons & Co
George B. Drake
David H. Darling
John H. Parker
Boston Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Tremont Temple
Mary H. Hunt
Hollis Street Society
Exeter
Newbury Street
Charlestown Municipal Court
George L. Ruffin
Thomas Callahan
O’brien
James S. Tompkins
London Street
Father Walsh
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Malden
Church Street
Dartmouth Street
Alfred A. Marcus
The
Horticultural Society
Tremont Street
New England Dental Society
James Lewis
Burlington
J. B. Coolidge
Boston
G. A. Young
Concord
N. H
A. M. Dudley
Salem
Mass
G. A. Gerry
Lowell
G. F. Waters
Old Bay State
Roberts’ Lyceum Entertainments
Union Course
Mme. Fursch-Madi
Agnes B. Huntington
Worcester
Lizzie Webb Cary
Chevalier de Kontski
Louis Maas
Jessie Couthoui
J. W. Churchill
Mark Twain
George W. Cable
Henry Ward Beecher
John B. Gough
Boston Ideal Opera Company
Barnabee Concert Company
Listemann Concert Company
Gilmore
Sterling
Anpc
Music Hall
Globe Theatre
Sam’s
Maurice Grau
Globe
Madame Theo
Madame Boniface
B. Y. M. Caristian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Brooke Hereford
Arlington Street
Byron A. Robinson
Jabez L. Robinson
Trenont Temme
F. M. Ellis, DD
Notable Deaths Across States Highlight Obituaries
Judge Robert McFarland of Tennessee died at 52 in Morristown. Rev. L. D. Bragg, Wakefield minister, died of paralysis. Leonard F. Green of Wilton died. Benjamin Thomas, Narragansett Indian leader, found dead near Wood River Junction after being struck by a train. Col. George H. Woods died in Decatur, Kentucky. Minott F. Osborn, New Haven Democrat, died aged 42. John McCool, former Mozart Hall faction leader in New York, died in Buckensack, New Jersey. Dr. Richard Moody, Belfast mayor and musician, died in Belfast. Hon. George W. Lakin, Milwaukee lawyer and former Wisconsin legislator, died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McFarland
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Morristown
L. D. Bragg
Wakefield
Leonard F. Green
Wilton
Board of
County Commissioners
Benjamin Thomas
Indian Council
Charlestown
Wood River Junction
New York, Providence
Boston
George H. Woods
Decatur
Salem
Kate Tannatt
New York
Brown University
New Haven
John McCool
Old Mozart Hall
Democratic Party
Buckensack
N. J
Charles G. Halpine
Miles O’ Reilly
George W. Lakin
Milwaukee
Wis
Harrison
Maine Wesleyan Seminary
Readfield
Wisconsin
Nathaniel Clark
Limington
Durham
Weather synopsis for New England and Middle Atlantic states
Indications show threatening weather and light local rains in New England with fresh southerly winds and nearly steady temperatures as barometer falls. For the Middle Atlantic states, threats of rain with fair conditions in the west, sprightly southerly winds, and a slight temperature rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England States
Middle Atlantic States
Baseball Yesterday Absorbent Scores Across Cities
Baseball results from multiple cities show mixed outcomes with Boston beating Cleveland 7 to 6 at Cleveland and Chicago losing to New York 18 to 2. Philadelphia and Detroit tied 5 to 3 after seven innings due to darkness. Other games saw Buffalo 8 Providence 5 and Cincinnati ease past Virginias 8 to 5 while rain postponed two marquee matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bossons
Wccccussesvesce
Clevelands
Bostons
Chicago
Chicazob
New Yorks
Chicagos
Detroit
Philadelphias
Detroits
Buffalo
BuGaiog
Providence
Buffalos
Ferrors
Portland
Lawrence
Portlands
St. Louis
St. Louis Unions
St. Paul
Cincinnatis
Virginias
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Unions
National Unions
Pittsburg
Columbus
Alleghenys
Baltimore-Indianapolis
Baltimore
Athletic- Louisville
Philee
Laughable Elks Joke Entangles Great Comedian at Depot
Louisville dispatch recounts Gus Williams and manager Robb being playfully arrested by Elks at the depot as a staged trap during Williams's Grand appearance. About 100 lodge members escorted them, police aided, handcuffs appeared, then the joke resolved with laughs at Tivoli. Williams vows to get even during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Gus Williams
The
Elks
the Grand
Order of Elks
Williams
Robb
Mr. Williams
Tivoli
Dalzell Axle forms certificate of organization in Egremont
Militia changes this past week include commissions in company B fifth regiment with Samuel T. Sinclair Fred M Mitchell and others replacing departed officers. Wellington promoted to captain and Merrill to second lieutenant in battery B. Discharges include Ashman E White Cutler Sweet Putnam and Captain M J Callahan deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalzell Axle Company
Egremont
Samuel T. Sinclair
Cutler
Fred M. Mitchell
Sweet
Frederick W. Wellington
Allen
Henry E. Smith
Wellington
Smithsonian Buys Mexican Onyx for Institute Fair
The Smithsonian Institute purchases numerous specimens including Mexican onyx pieces praised by connoisseurs as the finest in the country. The items, along with trays of other stones and figures of Mexican life, will remain on display until the fair ends. Native Italian women supported by the Women's Silk Culture Association will reel and spin silk from cocoons and open their exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsonian Institute At
Washington
Women’s Silk Culture Association of the
United States
New England Dental Association Members Visit Gala Exhibit
Attendees included New England Dental Association members who enjoyed their day long visit. An art gallery features two ivory and copper Japanese relief pieces of bold floral work. The display, rich in appearance, rewards careful study for its fine craftsmanship. Today Gay Head Indians showcase their pottery, a standout display in that exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Dentai Association
Man's Son Cheers St John During Morning Greeting
From the New York Witness a prominent Boston businessman's return from Massachusetts is marked by his son shouting Hurrah for St John. His wife, active in the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, coaxed him from Blaine to St John with a playful conversion tale. The anecdote highlights local political enthusiasm and a lighthearted domestic moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. John
Worcester centennial events mark two hundredth year
On October 4 and 15 Worcester celebrates the General Court action naming the settlement Worcester. Tuesday features a general illumination and Mechanics Hall literary exercises with Hon. George F. Hoar delivering the oration. Wednesday brings a military civic procession balloon ascent and promenade concert. Evening fireworks on Newton Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mechanics’ Hall
George F. Hoar
Newton Hill
Plumber Patrick H Murphy Fined in Tremont Street Violation
In municipal court Friday Patrick H Murphy a plumber working at 438 Tremont street was fined 10 dollars plus costs for violating the plumbing ordinance requiring notice to the inspector before starting work, except in leaks. This marks the first prosecution under the ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick H. Murphy
Tremont Street
Inspector of Buildings
Bijou Theatre Will Feature Skipped by the Light of the Moon
The Bijou will follow Rag Baby with Skipped by the Light of the Moon next week after a successful run last season. Skipped has improved and promises more fun, while Rag Baby continues to please audiences with its companion appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijou Theatre
Bijou
Boston Theatre
Zanita
Boston
Howard Athenaeum
Leavitt
Howard
Howard Athenaeum Star
Howard’s
Stabbing Charge and Thefts Reported In Somerville Area
Thomas H. McCarthy was arrested at his Myrtle street home on a stabbing charge involving M. E. Hutchins, a Union square car driver on the Middlesex railroad. Thieves stole two valuable overcoats from Alfred D. Ware and clothing valued at $22 from Charles Fallon. A seven year old, John O’Hare, died suddenly on Tremont street, heart disease given as probable cause. Philip Rosenthal identified two men who robbed him at 435 Hanover street after a gun was shown. the assailants were arrested based on Rosenthal’s description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. McCarthy
Myrtle Street
Somerville
M. E. Hutchins
Union Square
Middlesex Railroad
Alfred D. Ware
Tyler Street
Charles Fallon
Tremont Street
John O’hare
Pearl Street
Brookline
Shine
Draper
John E20s
John Silva
Frank Sears
Philip Rosenthal
Hanover Street
Philip
Rosenthal
Dutre escorted from Belgium amid republican cries
Oct 3 reports say crowd escorted French editor Dutre of Nationale to the depot after expulsion, troops guard railway, demonstrations erupt at the palace and Patriote office. Separate items note US offers Cuba sugar and tobacco duty reductions, ex-empress Eugenie back in England, and artist Hans Makart dies of brain inflammation in Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Dutre
the Nationale
la Republique
the Patriote
Madrid
United States
Cuba
London
Eugenie
England
Vienna
Hans Makart
Missing Brooklyn Woman Miss Carpenter Believed Lost
Friends of Miss Sarah Carpenter of Brooklyn learn via telegram from Queenstown that the steamer Bothnia arrived there at 1 PM and a woman calling herself Mrs Blake, possibly Miss Carpenter, was seen missing after day two and is presumed to have drowned. This raises fear that the disappearance may be the solitary incident behind the mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sarah Carpenter
Brooklyn
Bothnia
Queenstown
Blake
Miss Carpenter
Gardner pastor Sleeper on trial for felonious assault
Athol Mass October 3 The trial of Francis B Sleeper of Gardner for felonious assault against Mrs Ellen S Holt opened in Gardner district court The witness testified that on June 28 1882 during a visit by the pastor Rev Sleeper he was subjected to an assault The government presented two witnesses as of today while the defense challenged Mrs Holt's reputation for truth and veracity The case adjourned until tomorrow.
Trade prospects with South American republics rise
The South American commission secretary received a letter from S Sawyer & Co. noting merchants in Venezuela Colombia Ecuador and Central America favor U S trade. They say more steamers to ports and longer credits could boost trade, citing Manchester dry goods makers offering up to 18 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
South American Commission
S. Sawyer & Co
General Commission
Venezuela
Columbia
Ecuador
Central America
United States
Manchester
Eng
Murder at Fullerton Farm Hides Tragic Family Tragedy
Omaha report details a farm near Fullerton where Harry Percival, his wife and infant were killed. A neighboring farmhand and partner accused, robbed home of valuables, bodies found with multiple gunshot wounds and hogs feeding on one. Both suspects missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha, Neb
Harry Percival
Fullerton
Percivae
Counterfeiter Joseph Gordon Arrested in Philadelphia
Secret service agents arrested Joseph Gordon on charges of passing counterfeit Bland dollars. He appeared before United States Commissioner Bell for a hearing where secret service operator Clarence R. Evers testified that Gordon sold counterfeit dollars on September 24 and was paid 35 cents per dollar. Gordon was committed in default of 4000 dollars bail to await court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Secret Service
Joseph Gordon
United States
Bell
Clarence R. Evers
Gordon
Fire roars through Braddock block. eleven houses lost
A 3 am blaze on Eleventh and Railroad streets destroyed a block of eleven frame saloon and dwelling houses in Braddock. Arson is suspected after the flames. Loss cited near 25,000 dollars. Timothy Cotter was fatally injured by a blow from a fire hook during extinguishment. In Hartford, D H Watrous foundry burned. Wall's loss about 8,000 with 3,000 insured. Watrous insured for 3,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
New York
Bulletin
Cleveland
Boston
Cambridge
M. E. Rideout
Main
Osborn Streets
Cambridgeport
Woods Bros
Hill Bros
Graves and Felts
Cambridge Box Company
Steadman & Co
Fitzgerald
First National
Sun
M.J. Dolan
Clinton White
Jas. Casey
Teamsters
Walter Townsend
Charles W. Whitten
Centre Street
Dorchester
Savin Street
Roxbury
Samuel E. Chubback
Braddock
Eleventh
Railroad
Timothy Cotter
Hartford
Conn
D. H. Watrous & Co
East Hampton
Richard Wall
Wall
Watrous
Maritime Ship Movements and Arrivals in Atlantic Ports
In a Boston dispatch and subsequent notices ships and owners are listed with voyage origins and dates from August 28 to October 1. Entries include Henderson Bros, Geo W Preston, Leyland Line, Gill & Scotz, J B Brigham & Ao, Waldensian, H A Allan, and Lincoln City among others, with destinations such as Antwerp Liverpool Leith Stockholm Glasgow and New York. The record reflects broad Atlantic traffic including cargo and passenger vessels with dates ranging from September 3 to October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Henderson Bros
Preston Venetian
s.Liverpool
Leyland Line
Huil
Preston Ito
Geof Preston
Stockholm
Brigham & Ao
Cephalonia
Liverpool
H du Vernet
Hartlepool
Leith
Waldensian
Glasgow
H& A Allan
Lincoln City
London
Brigham & Co
Iowa
New York
Ailsa
Gonaives
Pim Forwood & Co
Richmond Hill
Seager Bros Peconic
Palermo
Phelps Bros & Co Archimede
Phelps Bros & Co France
Louis de Bebian Main
Bremen
Oelrichs & Co Gellert
Hamburg
Kuhnhnardt & Co Gen Werder
Oelrichs & Co Craighill
St Jogo
Belloni & Co
Chateau Margaux
Bordeaux
Finch,Edge & Co Dorset
Swansea
Morgan City
Montreal
Iaman SS
Cean
Es Wake
Istrian
Thayer & Lincoln Norseman
Warren & Co
Stockholm City
J B Brigham & Co Cephalonia
City of Berlin
Ipman SS Co Donau
Qeirichs & Go Moravia
Kunhardt & Co
Nordland
P Wricht & Sons
Dorset
I Tay Onmouth
W D Morgan Circassia
Hendersonn Bros Niagara
Havana
Jas E Ward & Co
Ene
Funch, Eyde & Co
Gannon & Son
Guion & Co
Cha’t Margaux
Finch, Ryde & Cost Eee Havre
Louis de
Shipping Movements From Vineyard Haven and Boston Routes
From Our Correspondents Vineyard Haven Oct 2 list of vessels sailing or bound for Boston with crews and home ports. Notable names include Spartan Griffiny Winship Pace Thrasher Richardson Trudell Fidler and others. Sailed schooner Setecawa from East Machias and schooner H C Chester from Boston with routes to St Johns and Woodbridge Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
City of Ellsworth
Bonsey
Providence
Ellsworth
Lyra
McLean
Weehawken
St John
Sarah Godfrey
Cook
New York
St Johns
Setagawa
Rogers
O Kland
Artemas Tirrell
Morgan
Bangor
John B Norris
Harding
Boston
Woodbridge Creek
Setecawa
Machias
H C Chester
Sanborn
Hesper pilotboat launched by Howard and Montgomery
The Hesper, the largest pilotboat in the United States, is launched at Chel sea yard. Built for all weather offshore work, she measures 104 feet overall with a 22 foot beam and 9 foot hold, designed to carry six pilots and four boatkeepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesper
Howard & Montgomery
Chelsea
United States
New England
D J Lawlor
George Young
Frank Low
J Silloway
Commercial Street
George Lawher
No 1
No 5
Boston Harbor
MARINE NOTES AND VESSEL UPDATES ACROSS ATLANTIC COAST
Maritime items report the Steamer Marseille discharging wrecking cargo at New Orleans before leaving French Reef, and Sir Abraham Richardson from Bangor to New York being towed to New Bedford and pumped out. Halifax inspectors order partial cargo discharge for the Norwegian bark Aurora for survey. The NI B Cann awaiting disciplinary action after crew’s assault on the third mate. Martha’s engine cylinders damaged with two new ones to arrive. Tallapoosa near Edgartown harbor planned recovery. Dolphin trial trip from Chester to New York under Naval Advisory Board, with final sale pending if engines meet specs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseille
New Orleans
Antwerp
French Reef
Sir Abraham Richardson
Bangor
New York
New Bedford
Hyannis
Halifax
Aurora
Montreal
Montevideo
Quebec
NI B Cann
Liverpool
Indian Cove
Martha
Germany
Vineyard Haven
Mass
Edgartown Harbor
Washington
Dolphin
Chester
Naval Advisory Board
Dewey
Mr Roach
Atlantic
Distress notices amid Atlantic shipping logs report diversions and losses
New York dispatches detail tug Se a Lion from Philadelphia to San Francisco drifting into Barbadoes in distress before Oct 2 with no full particulars. Other reports include ships like Richard II and Wilhelm, a drowning, groundings at New York Bay, a disabled Pastime to Gaspe, and a terrible Iceland hurricane causing heavy loss of life and vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sea Lion
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Barbadoes
Victoria
Richard II
McIntyre
Wilmington
Cal
Sully
Tuspan
Havre
Key West
Wilhelm
Bremen
William Muiliger
Germany
Sir Albert W Smith
Berry
Baltimore
Providence
New York Bay
Pastime
Walkeville
Gaspe
British Provinces
Iceland
Fairfax,ns
Embree
Port Hawkesbury
Pictou Island
Halifax
Brunswick
Bahia Blanca
Sambro
American Union
George & Mary
Fisher
New Bedford
Hudson Bay
Nottingham Island
Labrador
Abbie Bradford
Borden
North Bluff
Boswell King
New London
E’a
Boswell Ny
Maritime Movements From Global Ports and Ships
Special Despatch lists vessel movements including bark Hannah Blanchard Atkins of New York to Bluefields on Sept 12. bark May Queen Asquini from Baltimore cleared for South Coast on Sept 21. steamer Heredia from New Orleans bound to Port Simon. Cape Coast bark Sea Gull Thompson from Accra cleared for Emma on Aug 11. ships Edward Waite and J F Whitney sailing Aug to Oct from Salt Pond and New York. Manila voyage Coryphene Gina Aug 16. steam Titania from Glasgow to Quebec on Oct 3. ship John A Potter Curtis Cardiff bound to Janeiro prior to Sept 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Exchange
Amsterdam
Hannah Blanchard
Atkins
New York
Bluefields
May Queen
Asquini
Baltimore
South Coast
Heredia
New Orleans
Port Simon
Cape Coast
Sea Gull
Thompson
Accra
Emma
Edward Waite
Lee
Salt Pond
Havre
J F Whitney
Morris
Manila
Coryphene
Gina
Oilo
Frank M Howes
Rich
St . Padang
Albert Russell
Kane
Atavia
Quebec
Titania
Glasgow
Janeiro
John A Potter
Curtis
Cardiff
Elen Morrison
Fernald Norwalk
Albert
Wentworth
Pawtucket
A Shute
Violence
Bloomer
Brown
Boston
Amey
Knight
Romeo
Wheeler
Hat
Rockland
Gen Grant
Baker
Herald
Jay
Neste
Ardandhu
Unningham
Pallion
Sutherland
Liverpool
McClellan
Billups
Annie & Millar i
Steelman
Ida C Kraft
Boo Soagay
Henry
In 3d
Hugh Jann
Cann
Hambor Baltimore
Ruth Palme
Smith
Hampton Roads
Darien Ga
Bark Volta
Berghetto
Havona
Pereandina—sr 2d
Frank M Mcoisear
Sharp Ade
Ycleare
San Antonio
Wilder
New Fortress Monroe
Cape Henry
Woodbury
Hamburg
Fall Miver
Glenera
Gilchrist
St John
Arissie Wright
Clark
Georgetown
D & J Lee
Phiadelphia
Erset
Gardimer
Bassie H Rose
Aviams
Portamouth
K G Dun
John H Converse
H Hickman
Emma J Meyers
McGee
K Beres
Philadelphia
James T Morse
Frank Harrington
Kent
James Lowell
Reed
Washington
Galvestom
Crested
Neto
Lodge
Necerectown SC
Gracie VII
McClure
York
Hyannis
Livingston
Ellie Knight
Puerto Cortez
Ar Sd
Coventina
Newcastle
Dernard Halt
Trinidad
Texan
Norfolk van Ar
Eduardo
Newport News
Satred
John Curtin,Jr
Jranos
Rees
Dunkirk
Arendal
Hohenzollern
Marseilles
Ellen Maria
Bangor
Icis Arianne
Hillsboro
Annie Harper
Frank Neally
Sath
Phenix
E Merriam
Windsor
Turban
Lizzie S Haynes
Kate Foster
Sands River
H Crowley
Sower
NSB
Eva Adell
Telegraph
Thomaston
Oliver Scofield
Portsmouth
Chilcott
John Pierce
Charles Island
Frank Herbert
Chattanooga
Willard Sauisbury
Augusta
Willie Martin
Gardiner
John Some
Plymouth
John Fought
Carlsson
Landskrona
D Bryant
Colcord
Pisagua
Cito
Heyer
America
Cleopatra
Portland
Arecana
Arab Steed
St Anna
Bordeaux
Chapman
Reindeer
St Pierre
Mart
Swhs
Belnetta
Grecian Bend
Walton
Ar 3d
Bergenland
Antwerp
Amos Charstow
Providence
Barks Star of the ‘South
Jennie
Bremen
Guilia
Mary Burton
B H Warford
Hays Ela Powell
Hastings
L A Plummer
J G Fell
M AC Green
Farmer
Josiah Whitehouse
Brankfort
Marcellus
Sullivan
J H Ellis
Camden
Carrie W
Eastport
Silver Heels
Red Beach
Congress
Richmond
Damel Pierson
Tenants Harbor
Annie Lee
Machias
J H Hine
D M French
Mass
Frank G Dow
Samon Washburn
Taunton
Lady Antrim
Wareham
Urbana
Newport
Circassia
Campbell
Polaria Shade
Carondelet
Daniels
Port Royal
de Ruyter
Pealand
Rotterdam
Galsland
Constantinople
Noordland
Nichols
Rover
Bates
Charleston
Forest Home
Pensacola
Julia Fowler
Jacobs
Port de Paix
Anna T Ebener
Cherry
Almon Bacon
Meehan
Somerset
Hell Gate
Portia
Sharp
Halifax
City of Mexico
O’ Brien
Glaucus
Bearse
Ichsida L. Titus
Vigo
Hart Island Roads
P Thompson
Chase
New Bedford
Nautilus
Tolman
Amboy
Winterport
Herbert E. Fisner
Hale
Tod
Cloncy
Angie L Green
Millville
Hercules
Nielsen
Alex Campbell
Bunker
Hattie
White
Crabtree
Mexican
Arey Bangor
Martel
Nutter
Sulivan
Eliza
Cotin
Maun
Frova Do
Lucy M Collins
Bartlett
Sadie Corey
Marshal
Regulator
Westcott
Castine
Diana
Orne
Boothbay
W H DeWitt
Elliot Bristol
Button
Elizabeth W Smith
Lottie K Hopkins
Do. Vuleared
Elizabeth
Sinclair
Deer Isle
Lower Harbor
Charles H Tickey
Kelley
Maud Briggs
Barber
Dover
Sailea
Reading
L Hamline
Velser
Poughkeepsie
Hannibal
Kimball
Enterpe
Bramslow
Catherine Sudden
Viberg
Yokohama
San Jose
Austin
Panama
Sips
Fannie Tucker Greenleaf
Henry Failing
Merriman
Cilurnum
Beadle
Swansea
Turkestan
Queenstown
Frank Carvill
Oakes
Celestial Empire
James Nesmith
Ublin
Chandos
Victoria
Belle of Bath
Nanaimo
Savanneh
Aileared 2d
Florence J Alien
Soule
Perth Amboy
City of Macon
Compton
E C Grace
John McDonald
Obey
Bellea
Pascal
Nellie Treat
Dow Bridgeport
Mary Price
Shea
Petersburg
Montreal Steamships Cleared For Oct 2 Voyage List
A list of vessels cleared on Oct 2 for Montreal and other ports, naming steamers and boats such as Brooklyn, Premier, Bonneberg, Liverpool, Louise, Saskatoon, and others, with destinations including Glasgow, Liverpool, and New York. Includes schooners and brigs like Elizabeth De Hart, Nova Scotian, and Creedmore with their sailors and port calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Brooklyn
Dale
Liverpool
Grecian
le Gallais
Glasgow
Quebec
Air
Bonneberg
Louisa
Griffiths
Cardiff
Gunhild
Olsen
London
Otto
Wahl
Troon
Mersey
Farlane
Shields
Boyesen
Pande
Exmouth
Siberian
Moore Glasgow
Ontario
Couch
Clara
Christiansen
St Kat
Perth Amboy
Ethel Granville
Smith
New York
Thrasher
Haley
Bucco
Wiliams
Bridgeport
Acara
Harper
Boston
Creedmore
Morrissey
Edina Everett
Barrow
Emily Raymond
Codey
Queenstown
Pathtower Maser
Bordeaux
Howard Holder Farnesworth
Ail Miver
Ships and steamer movements dominate harbor records
A dense list chronicles vessels sailing, cleared, and arrived from ports including Baltimore, Philadelphia, Liverpool, Havana, and Bremen. Multiple steamers and schooners traverse Atlantic routes, with cargoes cited and routes to New York, Hampton Roads, Hamburg, and Portland noted. numerous vessel names and captains appear amid continuous traffic mentions.
Hotel Arrivals of Various Guests Across Cities
A lengthy roster lists hotel arrivals including WJ Merrill Newbury RF Arnold Chicago WS Smith New York AT Sullivan New York and numerous others in New York Portland Belfast Bangor Utica and Philadelphia. The compiled list features names with affiliations and travel origins, reflecting a busy period of incoming visitors and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JW Merrill
Newbury RF Arnold
Chiago
K Morrison
Belfast
ES Smith
New York
Sullivan
Hall
Roswick
Berra
Portland
JM Bowen
Fralky
Baris
Winsted
Durtrant
EK ¥ Baker
Suncook
Hencott
Roxbury
F Golven
Bangor
Gibson Utica
M Burt
Bridgewater
H Boell
Minneapolis
R Fisher
M Babbitt
Providence
G H Meader
Mass
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Oossover
Sianar Service
Cotton-Belt Bulletin
O. B. Cole
Sergt
Wa Signal Service
States Army
Clear
See
Ear
Mich
Fair Alpena
Clear Duiu
Clear Maraneseer
Fair Milwaukeeee
Clear Bt
PAW
Setiwee Tetas Fee
Chete Hees
Clear Et
Vincent
Meerenetras
New
Savannah
G. Ga
Jacksonville
Fenue Teeree
Norfolk
Francis Renshaw & Co
K L Day & Co
Boots and Shoes
Richards & Co
Boots
Saat Son & Co
Horatio
California
Buenas
Belcher Bodie
Skee Gould
Seaptorbim
Liebig Co
Wep Erman
Sporting Matters
Pacer
Johnston
Chicago Driving Park
Fanny Witherspoon
Fritz
Commodore Kittson
Richball
John Splain
Minnie R
Latonia Jockey Club Haces
Covington
Latonia Jockey Club
Modesty
Mona
Tom Martin
Bouwin
Vigilance
Ultimatum
Berlin
Matinee
W. R. Woodward
Bennette
Mattie
Athlone
Galaxy
Silvio
Whispering
Longwood
Dwight
Shaw
Bacon
Gillett
Hooper
Dodd
Taylor
Presbrey
Teemer
John Teemer
State House
R. I
Morse’s Crossing
ST. Paul, Minn
Duluth
Helena
Old
Star
George A. Foxcroft
Boston Star
Boston Museum
John Gilbert
Sheridan
School For Scandal
Sir Peter Teazle
Boucicault
Mr. Gilbert
Jesse Rural
John McCullough
California Theatre
Lynn Court
John M. Turner
Fred White
Lynn Harbor
Angus MacDonald
Cape Breton
Waltham
Beach
Lowell Streets
Needham
Dedham Woods
Florian Becker
Shepard A. Burnham
Stoughton
Annie E. Hewson
West Stoughton
George Perary
Glenmere
Lynn
Eastern Railroad
South Kerwick
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Naval Service
Navy Department
Navy
J. C. Morong
Loring
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Trans-Pacific Mails
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Sandwich Islands
Fiji
Sydney
Nsw
New Zealand
Australia
City of Sydney
Ship News Record
Ae Boston
Norseman
Linn O’dee
Om Baracoa
Burgundia
Malaga
San Marcos
Azalea
Frisia
Pennland
Gibraltar
Gottardo
Brow Head
Lisbon
Rydal Water
Guido
Chancellor
Lundy Isle
Alexandria
Port OF
Maddox
Linn O'Dee
Baracoa
W & C R Noyes
Summerside
Cameron
Cow Bay
Berks
Odiorne
Ingraham
James Ittlefield
Collins
Bath
Yde
John Brooks
Snowman
William Weeks
Longfellow
Provincetown
City of Gloucester
Young
Gloucester
Annie
Spinney
Parsboro
Ottawa Pinney
Pubnico
Sandford
Corning
Yarmouth
William Lancaster
Bert Gilbert
Lizzie G
Dykeman
St Joh
Knox
Apna
Port Williams
Drury
Bond
Orion
Oliver
Minneola
Arboreer
Minnesota
Hutchings
Hampton
Pendleton
Tyro
Belle
Hodgdon
Damariscotta
Express
Bowman
New Packet
Francis
Millbridge
Inez
Leighton
Pearl
Foster
Wiscasset
Ruth's Hodgdon
Coffin
William Mcloon
Bradbury
Easlin
Newbury
Calaisary Eliza
Howes
Mentor
Hinckley
Perry -Kennebec
Leach
Orland
John & Frank
Perkins
Estella
Anderson
Eliot
Nellie
Vaughn
Nickerson
Hull
Cape Cod
Scythia
McNay
P H du Vernet
Leask
Thayer & Lincoln
Sens Royal Chariie
Kendrick
Bertegton
Barclay & Co
Plora KE
Elliott
Joggins
Heath & Grier
Sooloo
Powers
Toilo
Cebu
George H Allen
Brad Bessie Carson
Margaretville
Delong & Seaman
Benjamin Fabens
Keene
Demerara
J F L Johnson
Star of the East
H H Hyde
Rightaway
Harry Messer
Sears
Edgartown
aAr 2d
Icis Pavillion
Shute
Empress
Richards
Frolic
Joy
Mystic
Charles Cooper
Gray
Wickford
Milford
Look
Fall River
James Barret
Preble
Gloucestsh
Cave Ann Ad
Office of Vertiser
Addison Centre
Alert
Joe Hooker
Starry Flag
William H Raymond
Mackereling
Everett Steele
Cape Shore
Schuyler Colfax
William E Terry
Georges
Iso
Duabesque
Helen G King
Cicero
Otis P Lord
Sarah Pyle
Cecil H Low
D Haskins
Gertsutler
Henry Dennis
Martha A Bradley
Moro Castle
Northern Eagie
Nellie N Rowe
Phantom
Shore
Cocheco
Harris
Sophia Willey
Turner
Emma Heather
Larsen
Philadel
John Adams Montgomery
Beachy Head
Verona
Derby
Fortmann
Delaware
Tillie Baker
Carty
Isle of Wight
Caravan
Daggett
Yottham
New Or
Guida
Xanthippe
Davis
Wyoming
Fakenbure
Mobile
Arctic
Tal
Pacific Steam Whaling and
Stetic One
Glen Dochart
Christie
Ion
Otto & Antonie
Gundersen
Ruth’ Palmer, Smith
Star of the South
Munro
Siddartha
Moore
Sackville
Lon
J A Marsters
Srossiey
Corunna
Grand Bank
Sssse
Greenland
Bank Halibu Mackeesting
Os Bay
Weslpool
Hartwichport
South Chatham
Southport
Lockeport
Cape Ann
Helen M Crosby
Cape Sabie
Marine Notes
O B Stillman
Brotherton
Savanna-ln-Mar
Aittle
Veesel
James If Gordon
aAr
Weyer
Georg
Halenbeck
Boness
Richmont
Vom Ol
Josephine Bernard
Hassell
Newark
Hiawatha
McKay
Bay Verte
Christiania
Island
Skjodt
Nurnberg
Jaeger
Dungeness
St John NB
Industri, Larsen
Sheet Harbor
Filensborg
Hamburgsund
Bolivia
Donaldson
Sirocco
Galveston
Bohemia
Karlowa
Charles Luling
Wickedo
Gerda
Johansen
Dalhousie
Oranmore
Jones
Pennsylvania
Dodge
Bouchette
Ritchie
Chrysolite
Lamb
Aspinwall
Albion
Rand
Apalachicola
Lucerne
Gravesend
Sigrid
Londonderry
Argyll
Escalona
Kogan
Elise Linck
Faicke
Southampton
Ems
Leist
St Catharine’s Point
Zeeland Griffin
Fin Bridge
Delphin
Sandrome
Ensacola
Swanseer
Mary L Peters
Trowbridge
Astoria
Clarence S Bement
Townsend
Saragossa
Warren
Katahdin
Hayes
Icis
Emma H Drummond
Fanny Brown
Sophia Krai
Joseph F Baker
Isaac T
Add
Hattie BR
Barbour
Barbour Philadelphia
Melissa Trask
Trask
Seena
Kendall
Newton Creek
Mindora
Oysi Tvue
O M Hamilton
Gilbert
Springfeld
Topham
M McComb
Badgley
Adams
Higginson
Pall River
Maitland
Siborn
Utica
Clifford
Fitchburg
Rice
Bradford
IC Green
E Bullard
Hartley
JJ Walker
Newcomb
Biddeford
Proudman,Jr
Dana
Sacarapa
Weil
Albany
Howards
Ridgewater
Phillips& Wf
Southard
Dabney
Williams& Wf
L Millard
Acams
P Sanford & Wf
Laremont
Grown
Gleason Southridge
Cheney
Fram
Bissett
Water
Ames
Muss
Kay
Brattleboro
Springfield
Mudgett
Royalaton
King
Fairwather & Wf
Holt & Wt
Holt
Limefield
Alfrea
Crawford
American Horse
Miss A Henshaw
Leicester
Hamon
Unity
Russell
Rhode Island
R Bradley
Syracuse
O Grant
Westfield & S
Newton
Hamiton
Lewiston
Armstrong
Phladelphia
Cushing
Woaz
Hodges
Somervile
Nims
Keene AE
Payson
M Freiman
Orleans
J Stauk,Jr
Hicks
Burgess
Sandwich
Choate
Rockport
JS Storrs
Shelby Wethurs
Bangourston
H & Young
Graham
Meriden
Bragg
Howe
Tynesboro
Barnes
Hurd
Brockton
Brick
R Lane
Bennington
Costellio
Richardson& Fm
N Orleans
Farnham
Davidson
Bradt
Flint
Easton
Mason
Vreene
Waterbury
Eastman
Peterboro
Janrsville
Dake
Thayer
Ren
LE Wild
Norton
Bayles
Orange
Whitney
E M Mupyan
Woburn
HL Aiken
P DeLacy
E Clark
C Darling
E Weath
A Chauncey
Jo Providence
W Fenner,Jr
ES Pray
H Knowlton
Creighton
JW Duxbury
Koburger
Johnson
Attles
Falmouth
Spaulding
Nashua
Roberts
Carpenter
Rms
Jackson
Kardie
O Griffin
Chesholm
L Mason
Conway
E Coombs
Auburn
JO McKenzie
M Bartlett
Phillipsbury
P Gould
Lebanon
F Bailey
Amesbury
F Wilton
Binghamton
W Jackson
Peach
Wells River
Collins Danville
Small
Cleveld
Standish
Witte
H Simmons
Cummings
Elder
Dedrich
M Wilder
Farrington
Pomeroy
Easthampton
Sleeper
Hover
Maine
L Coffee
Toronto
K Morse Rockland
Kimbal
W Brown
Tournfort
Nichiles
Westminster
Wal
Stewart
Cornelle
Schwab
Stevens & Wf
JA Blake
Maas
Sherman
Tottman
Psirfield
Stockhridge
Uton
Clarepront
T. Pbsmith
Shelburna Falls
Bodwell
Hallowell
F Perkins
Thompson ,Jr
HA Hobbs
P Wilder
Farrolda & Wf
Rochdand
Marshfield
W Locke
H Perres
G Eddy
Troy
Balch
Simmonds
Pierce
H Wyman
H Wyman, Tro’ ‘A T Simpson, Parktown
Storer
Maxfield
Tigerns Bonesell
Narsh
Bethel
B Cobb
Larce
S. F. Somers
Washington Street
New Adams House
Ang
Keeler & CO
Washington St
Cor, Elm
Sozodon Vo
Mece
C. Epps
Civil Service Gazette
James Epps & CO
Homeopathic Chemists
Kullberg
WM. Bond & Son
TuThist
State ST
Zane Patent
Joseph Zane&co
Sudbury Street
Avents
Fred Adee & CO
Cliff Street
Pest
JOS. Schlitz Brewinc CO
N. E
State Street
JOS. Gahm
Essex Street
Beach Street
Central Bleachery
Temple Place
Boston Weekly Post
W. C. Strong
Vanes
Bubier & CO
Exchange Street
Stetson, Moseley & CO
Rence of Estreet
Kilby St
Salem Lead Coo
Frank A. B
Salem, Maas
Baeder, Adamson & CO
Whelsea
Old Bay State Fire
Devonshire Street
Huckins & CO
Central Square
Southern Pine Lumber
Harles W. Lewis
Lewis & Hall
Rosendale Cement
Romdout
Edomens
Wwaldo Bros
Water Street
Corporation Notices
Silver Islet Consolidated Mining and Lands Company
Broadway
B. E. Strong
N.Y
Boston Provident Assoutiation
Boston Providert Association
Chardon and
Hawkins Streets
William Hedge
Free
Broxabury Charitable Society
Putnam-street Chapel
Ocl
Charles K. Dillaway
New England Ortgage and Investment Co
J. F. Amsden & Son
Congress Street
Ocold
H. J. Ransom
Manchester Mills
Josiah
Shannon
Oclos
Housatonic BR. BR. CO
Charles K.peed
Oc 41
Tate National Bank OF
C. B. Pattes
National Bank OF Command OF
G. H. Harris
Adams House
Bale
Jones & Wf
Vermont
T Tomkins
Halsboro
Graff
A & Willama
Bartford
Wilson
Underwood
P Murphy
Arkansas
Snermap Hovte
Tupper
Turo
Turnbery
Lyndonville
Leignton
H M Webster
H Greene
Hangor
S$ Billings
Simmons & Wf
D Leathe
Arnold
F Beale
C Burnell
Essex Junction
Nicholson
T Stevens
Hartington
Wintram
Marlboro
Vergennes
Bennett
Hoyt
So Dennis
Jenks
Palmer
Kolyoke
Lovenny
Gierbert
Woodworth
Tremont House
E Bower
Tillinghast
Biwin
Levien
C Stevens
Bomfield
Leedes
Fox
Tate & Wf
Milliken
E Steele
JC Short
B&k M Watkyere &Fm
Breakey,Jr
Hill
JS Stearns
A D Arnold
F S Moseley
Cutting
Seavey
Mase
Sawyer & Wf
Tseatherzgood & Wf
Phila
C Howding
Earl & d
Rodenbouch
Attleboro
Rowe
Brewster
Spear
Grange
E Losee
Packard
the Vendome
CC Pearce
Charlottetown
L Pierce
HG Bacon
OW Munroe
A Langdon & Wf
P Fitch & Wf
CS Hamilton
Barton & d
Edinburgh
Redman
Norristown
Rivingston& Wf
O Whitney
United States Hotel
J T Scott
van Albro
Boynton
Weston
Walker
Bailey
F Robinson
Holliston
Jameson
Antrim
H Capon
Bloomington
F & Norton
A Goodwin
Sierra City
W Bowers
Douglas ET Burrows
H Ross
A Ross
D Clark
Alliston
AP Richardson
Gilbertville
Snow
Frankiip
Raymond
Johanes
Belgium
Hamilton
Hackett
Brewer
Gaylora
Chicopee
Converse
Windsor Locks
Peabody
JJ Bonney
Fulton R Nobie
Westfield
St Louis
Hitchings
Lowry
Belknap
Hammitt
Kingston
Alsberry
Greenwald
Buffinton
Cooke
Boonie
Abbe
Sagamore
Boone
Stonewall
Temple
Ashland
Bishop,Jr
Price
Choleley
Watts
Young’s Hotel
E & Pomeroy
Wiggin
Benedict
Stanford
Olatown
Mei
Cole
Pollock
Magruder & d
Stearns
Crosby
Ralegh
Hoffman
Meek
Pittsfield
Lyon
Dawson
M Crocker
Pronc
M Lancey
R Caulkins
H Hooke
Lowell AG
Dull & Ws
K Reynolds
T G Turner
RJ Fearron
M M Luther
JL H Soper
Waterville
OD Crasey
Penn
Proctor & Wf
BT Howes
J Gould
JD Irving, Jr
Alex. S. Porter
Nobby
Parker's
Faneuil Hall Square
Change Avenue
Corp
Corncourt
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire St Street
Chestnut Street
Walnut Street
W. A. Smith
Milk Street
RS W. A. Smith
HOTEL
Howland
Geo. H. Abbott
Rogers’ Building
Boot and Shoe Buyers
T Ramsdell
S M Sweet
O P Ramadell
C Walker
W H Walker
E Smith
S Robinson
Coburn
Kellogg,Johnson & Co
Toledo
St. Nicholas
Province Street
School Street
Parker House
NEW Publications
Walter Maclaren
Hugh Conway
Alfred C. T. Watson
Loch Fyne
W.sime
Heidelberg
M.O. W. Oliphant
Mark
Mance
Henry Shorthouse
John Inglesant
John Halifax
Charlotte M. Younge
Redcliffe
New York Tribune
Theodore W. Dwight
Living Church
N.Y. Home Journal
N. Y. Observer
Clustratead
Christian Advocate
Christian Union
Macmillan & CO
Fourth Avenue
S. E. Herrick
D. D. Crown
John Fiske
Passamaquoddy
Perobscot
Charles G. Leland
Houghton
Mfflin & C0
SILK
Billings, Lamson & Co,’S
Corner Hingston
Bedford Sts
Oy —.Hickerinig
Unitetates
Chickering & Sons
Fifth Avenue
Selstr Buostoonn
Chickerings, Fischers, Webers, Stienways, &c
Oliver Ditson
Boston Piano CO
E. Wilson & CO
E. Rogers
New England Conservatory
State National Bank
Massachusetts
U.S
of .A
rTemingis
el House
Treasury
Eee
U.S. Treasurer
Total
State of
I.C. B. Patten
Patten
Lloyd Briggs
Amos W. Stetson
Frederic Amory
WM. H. Allen
National Eagle Bank
Gold Treasury
U. S. Treasury
National Bank
Bankers City of
Surrek
Ss. I
Wm. G. Brooks
Vewues
Chas. G. Nairo
Notary Public
Robert
Cowell
Mortimer C. Ferris
Henry S. Chase
Earl & Wilson
H. Flood
Harrison Avenue
Gale Oy Gorham Rogers & C C
Dundee Goods
Federal Street
Coinietaal