Wisconsin Central 1886 report shows strong earnings and mileage
The Wisconsin Central filed its annual report ending June 30 1886 with the Wisconsin railroad commissioner. Total income 1 500 000 81, operating expenses 1 140 721 47, excess 860 1854, taxes 59 288 67, rentals 200 521 91, interest 205 500, deficit 105 2554. Miles operated 450 27, earnings per mile 34. Passenger earnings 468 852 82, freight earnings 1 037 053 99, passengers carried 309 324, tons freight 09 704, locomotives 47, passenger cars 84, baggage cars 20, sleeping cars 16, freight cars 19 il, other cars 3. The Minnesota Croix & Wisconsin company and Wisconsin & Minnesota branches also report. Total line income 277 180 47, expenses 200 199 9S, excess 26 980 40, taxes 1044 10, rentals 25 000, interest 156 006, deficit 155 063 67, miles operated 127.4. Wisconsin & Minnesota branch income 160 105 37, expenses 122 756 20, excess 46 340, taxes 115Ly 7, interest 50 700, deficit 12 170 52, miles operated 54.6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Central
Railroad Commissioner of
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dr. Croix
Wisconsin & Minnesota
New railroads in Kansas charters filed at Topeka
Several railroad firms filed charters in Topeka Kansas for networks across the state and neighboring regions. Pittsburg and Columbus seek a 30 mile line from Pittsburg to Columbus with a 600000 dollar capital. Wichita and Trinidad aim for 270 miles toward the state’s southwest with 5400000 dollars in stock. Kingman Larned Northwestern plans 400 miles with 2000000 dollars capital. Minneapolis Lincoln Southwestern proposes 200 miles with 2000000 dollars and four to five short branches. St Louis Southwestern would run from Winfield through Colorado and the Indian Territory to Albuquerque with capital of 20000000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Pittsburg
Columbus
City of Columbus
Wichita & Trinidad
Wichita
Kingman, Larned & Northwestern
Minneapolis, Lincoln & Southwestern
Caital
St. Louis & Southwestern
Winfield
Colorado
Indian Territory
Albuquerque
N. M
Atchison Chicago Extension Planned by Santa Fe Line
The Kansas City Times reports the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway plans a Chicago extension. Surveyors run from Atchison toward Chicago, with Atchison as a potential terminus. Company officials debate whether extension starts at Atchison or Kansas City amid local railroad comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Times
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Chicago
Here
Atchison
Kansas City
Santa Fe
W.T
Poor
Atchieson
Reading president feared trunk line connected to Corbin roads
The Wall Street News reports a railroad worker, unnamed, stating Pennsylvania fears Mr. Corbin's presidency of Reading could lead to a new trunk line by linking Reading with Corbin roads. The piece notes opposition across several connected lines including Manhattan Beach, Woodhaven and Rockaway, Long Island and Indiana Bloomington and Western.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street News
Dow & Jones
Pennsylvania
Corbin
Reading
Corbin Roads
Stanhattan Beach
Woodhaven & Rockaway
Long Island & Indiana
Bloomington & Western
Stock struggles and railroad earnings dominate New York and New England notes
The New York and New England stock debate shows ongoing price volatility as insiders weigh consolidation and voyage plans. Earnings reports across multiple lines, including Milewantee, Lakeshore & Western, Rock Island, St Louis & San Francisco, Louisville & Nashville, Denver & Rio Grande Western, Chicago, St. Paul, Detroit, Lansing & Northern, and Concord railroad, reveal varied monthly performance, extensions, and dividends, highlighting a turbulent rail landscape and steady dividends.
Tin wedding marks tenth anniversary in South Chelmsford
Lowey Oct 4 Special. Perhaps the most unique marriage anniversary in this neighborhood occurred this afternoon in South Chelmsford. The occasion was the tenth anniversary or tin wedding of a local couple.
Local Festion Ends With Dancing Till Dawn
Mr and Mrs L Mansfield hosted a town celebration featuring a reception and guest arrival, a horse trot, a greased pig race, and a sack race followed by supper. Three brass bands and two orchestras provided musical entertainment as dancing continued until four in the morning.
Preliminary Boston Board of Trade Meeting Sets Resolutions
The Boston Board of Trade held a preliminary meeting in room 29 Mason building. L. Burnham chaired. Charles F. Crosby read the secretary and treasurer's report. A resolution thanked Herbert Radcliff e for aiding to pay over $11,000 debts, with plans to notify Radcliffe. Nominations for officers will be made to form a quorum of fifty. The next meeting and officer election are set for Oct 2 at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Board of Trade
Mason Building
Burnham
Charles F. Crosby
Board of Trade
Herbert Radclyffe
Radclyffe
Radclyne
Messrs
Henry W. Peabody
George
Lombard
Royal P. Barry
Amushkea: Manufacturing CO
Amoakenge Manuisetaring Company
Manchester
M. HL
Boston
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Steamship arrivals and departures list from a busy Atlantic week
Shipping news notes several steamers arriving at Antwerp Liverpool and New York with routes from New Orleans Boston Havre and more. Vessels include Ayrshire Monmouthshire City of Chicago Waesland Polynesia Servia Greece and British King with various eastbound and westbound itineraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Ayrshire
New Orleans
Monmouthshire
New York
Fastnet
City of Chicago
Liverpool
Dover
Waesland
London
Fordo
Ems
Bremen
Polynesia
Hamburg
Navarre
Plymouth
Servia
Greece
Harrowgate
Middlesborough
Olympia
Mediterranean
la Bourgogne
Havre
Burnley
Deimergra
Trinidad
Bermuda
Neustria
Hawarden
Boston
Bassano
Hull
Lorenzo D Baker
Port Antonio
Jam
Almanac notices for Boston weather observations and sea level correction
The issue records high water times, sun and moon positions, and day length for October 5 at the United States Signal Station in Boston. It notes wind, barometer readings, and a method to correct instrument error by sea level height, advising captains to adjust ship instruments by one tenth of an inch per ten feet elevation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Maritime arrivals and clearances plus vessel movements documented
A detailed list of ships arriving at or sailing from the port including Steamer Bassano Lorenzo D Baker Worcester City of Macon Aventown Wilkesbarre Neptune Confidence and others with cargoes passengers and routes. Cleared foreign and coastwise vessels and noted wind conditions at Hull and Highland Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassano
Rae
Hull
Mise
Sanderson & Son
Lorenzo D Baker
Willey
Port Antonio
Boston Fruit Co
Worcester
Allen
Charlottetown
Pei
Port Hawkesbury
Halifex
Nickersons & Crosby
City of Macon
Kelly
Savannah
Moise
Nickerson & Crosby
Aventown
Swasey
Philadelphia
Wilkesbarre
Cates
Port Johnson
Neptune
Coleman
New York
H M Whitney
Baker
Joseph Anker
Laurena
Nor Berk Nordenskjold, Abrahamsen
Port Elizabeth
Cgh
Cillesme, Moffat & Co
Zulma
Chisholm
Port Au Prince
E Sutton
Burns
Barbados
Elin
Crowell
Freeman
Maggie P Smith
Douglass
Med- Ord
Sehs
Providence
Smith
Morris W Child
Torrey
Sarah W Lawrence
Farrow
William Lee
Lee
Alice Borda
Dukes
Lqc Wishart
Carlow
Ida E Latham
Porver
Philidelphia
Henry R Congdon
Brown
Harvey W Anderson
Endicott
Josephine
Adam Allen
Dudley
Weehawken
Swis
FA Magee
Magee
Rondont
Stella
Kenyon
Williams
Balsora
Jordan
Perth Amboy
Henry A Taber
Cash
Amboy
Neponset
Lsevering
Carson
South Amboy
Alice H Hodgman
Frye
W Vyanneman
Phinney
Dick Williams
Nickerson
Wainwright
Warren
Knos
Phillips
Joseph Hay
Hoboken
Parker
Marcia
Lewis
Kelley
Nellie C Paine
Rich Hoboken
Stony Brook
Wells
Raritan River
Sheay Florida
Huntress
Leighton
Newark
Cruso
Machias
Matilda
Hrown
Deer Isle
Montezuma
Dawes
Bangor
Howard
Rockland
Alsatian
Stevens
Bowdoinhain
Sarah
Rice
Gouldshoro
Chapparal
Cape Porpoise
Hannah PD
Campbell
Westport
Belle
Mary Elliott
Thurston Boothbay
Hi S Boynton
Perry
Rockport
J Ii
Kempton, Lynn
LOW
Samuel Hart
Josie Hook
Prescott Hezletine
King Ross
Maggie G Hart
Hunter
Benj Biggs
Iver Ettrick
Vrogrese
Koreign
New Brunswick
Colby
Annapolis
W H Kilby
Schs Canning Packet
Berry
Delong & Seaman
Speedwell
Reed
Josie F
Cameron
St.John
F A Roberts
Durham City
Lund
London
Furness
Palestine
Waleway
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Dominion
Blauvelt
Yarmouth
N&3
JC Hall & Co
Joseph A Rovers
Seabury
Zanzibar
George Ropes
Erbrigchsah
Shaw
Clementswort
Goula
Pickett’s Wharf
Hatheway & Co
Levose
Merritt
Annepulis
J G Hall Co
Gen Whitney
Bearse
If M Whitney
John Brooks
Snowman
Portland
Charlies F
Voyage of named vessels from various ports to major cities
A list of vessels with masters and origin ports including St John Houston Bangor Boothbay Perth Amboy and Machias with destinations New York Newport News Philadelphia Boston and New Haven. Destinations and routes appear alongside captain or owner names in a compact shipping docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Ar 2d
Schs
Robert Ross
Kilpatrick
St John
New York
James
Ogden
Newbury
Houston
Newport News
Carlotta
Green
Macellan
Ward
Hillsboro
Newark
Hattie Turner
Keene
Bangor
Winnington
Del
Emma C Middleton
Banks
Boothbay
Philadelphia
Eta
Colbeth
Machias
New Haven
O H Eaton
Sinclair
Perth Amboy
Boston
Avon
Cios
Maritime notices and sailings from ships to Americas
A compact oblique report lists numerous ship movements and ports of call including vessels sailing to Barbados New York and San Francisco from various origins such as Brazil United States and Europe. Entries note ships names captains and sailing dates with events at Queenstown Liverpool and Vera Cruz among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbados
United States
Advance
Tdo Janeiro
Paria
St Thomas
New York
Maranhense
Tregarthen
Queenstown
Port Dames
Houston
San Francisco
Arizona
Liverpool
Servin
de Tur de
Ovebec
Superior
Llewellyn
Bahia
Rio Janeiro
Dom Pedro
Johnson
Baltimore
Swansea
Laurestina
Batty
Philadelphia
Victor LA Pier
Cotherstone
Hunter
London
Vera Cruz
Manhattan
Havana
Maritime and harbor trade notes from Gloucester harbor
A cluttered register records ship movements from Hoboken to Portsmouth and New York, with crews and owners named. It notes the brig Garibaldi burned at Yarmouth Harbor after catching fire while bank colishing, owned by Markeson and Blatchford, built 1859, 5199 tons, insured for 1400 vessel and 800 outfits. Fish catch totals and market prices for cod, halibut, mackerel, and herring are listed alongside schooner Nellie M Rowe’s return with 150 barrels of mackerel from Hutchers Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Hoboken
Portsmouth
David Torrey
McLane
New York
Lower
Dickson
King Cove
Adelene
Starkey
St John
Ben Thiges Ualey
Elizabethnort
Mingham
Viola May
Fisher
Perth Amboy
Beverly
Silas McLeon
Morrill
Camden
Enterprise
Robinson
Gardiner
Dolphin
Green
Weehewken
Eestport
EF Ifhitg
Niisrd
Avon
Benj Y Tegs
Munsellan
H Baton
James B Ogden
Crriotta
David
Porrey
R Ross
Beta
Delphin
Eli H King
Lygonia
Sas McLeen
Jordan
John Sherwood
Prince
Philadelphia
Bath
Schra’ Annie
Wo Ackers
McIntire
Nellie A Rary
Wilson
Windsor
Baltimore
Arietta Smith
Preston
Boston
Promised
Maine
Shaw
Cslais
dJdonathan Cone
Sherman
Forth Ambey
Haverhill
DPWB
Me Lane
Lucy Ilammond
Flynn
Potts
Quace
Sea Queen
Them
Bangor
Providence
Yandslea
Betts
Boothbay
Georges
Alert
Lounding Hillow
John Nye
Glad Vidings
Harry Young
Edward Morse
Shore Seining
Perry Wellteet
JR Atwood
Nautilus
Lichen
Phillis
Newburyport
Lynn
Lizzie Poor
Beson
Lolanthe
Yarmouth
George Steele
The
Mutual Insurance Company
Sch
Garibaldi
Yarmouth Harbor
Tre
Bank Colishing
Markeson & Blatchford
Glouccester
Gloucester Mutual Insurance Company
Nellie M. Rowe
Ihatcher’s Island
Transoceanic Shipping Log Highlights October Entries
A compact list of vessels sailing or passed from Bremen Brisbane Cetye Hull Ilolio London Liverpool Manila Marseilles Prawle Point Plymouth Penambuco Queenstown Santos Sharuness Smyrna Stavanger Syna zaire Tow ns yville Teneriffe with details on ship or bark names masters and voyage destinations including Galveston Newcastle New York Rotterdam Colombo Barbados and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Experiment
Larsen
Galveston
Brisbane
Will W Case
Newcastle
Nsw
Cetye
St Patrick
Newell
New York
Cardiff
Gov Wilmot
Clague
Rio Janeiro
Coquimbo
Triton
Schubbe
Dungaroon
Topaz
Carroll
St John
Hamburg
Liverpool
Norden
Nxanstrom
Bactouche
Gien Grant
Russell
Joseph
Nichols
New Orleans
Abcwrth
Wetmore
Barbados
Sharuness
St Olaf
Lund
Halifax
Queenstown
Fasma
Nicholson
Bay Verte
Smyrna
Jufet II
Stavenger
Sjodrenningen
America
SY Nazaire
C E Robinson
Breen
Townsyville
Annie Austen
Stevens
Valparaiso
Joan Smith
Kustel
Newceastle
Teneriffe
Cubbay-Canaries
Rodriguez
Passenger List From Steamer Lorenzo 1 Beker
By steamer Lorenzo 1 Beker from Port Antonio Mr and Mrs Moses Bravo Mr and Mrs J A Wai Met arthy Rev Richard Copp Mr Sos Firee Mr Dr Alice V Wales Miss Jennie Taylor Misses Lilla and Hilda Hewitt ES Mies Feene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo
Beker
Port Antonio
Moses Bravo
J A Wai
Arthy
Richard Copp
Sos Fieree
Alice V Wales
Jennie Taylor
Lilla
Hilda Hewitt
Mies Feene
Bermuda Shipping Notes Arrivals and Oil Carrier Totals
Bermuda receives reports of ships arriving with oil cargoes and whale products. Icha Franklin Mandley arrives with 75 barrels of oil, EB Conwell Foster with 97, and both sail to New York. Captain Buedington's bark Piunetto reports 300 barrels oil and 4006 pounds whalebone at Naval Sept 11. Sarah W Hunt Hartford reportedly near with 200 barrels oil. Mary Frazier Downes from Ldgartown carries 160 barrels sperin oil. letters from Keston note these cargoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Icha Franklin
Mandley
EB Conwell
Foster
New York
Buedington
Piunetto
New Bedford
Naval
Faval Sevt
Sarah W Hunt
Hartford
Keston
Mary Frazier
Downes
Ldgartown
Maritime Cargoes and Vessel Names From Oceanic Broadcast
A list of ships sailing between Bremen New York Boston Philadelphia and other ports with routes such as Guin Dertschland from Bremen to New York Sept 18 Bark Lottie Moore from Battie Noile to Boston Aug 25 and Bark Sleive Broom from Bremen to Philadelphia Sept 18. Includes Bark Junior Cardiff Panama Aug 24 W Bark Martha Davis Boston Honolulu Aug 25 Nor park Nor Stettin New York Sept 20 and other vessels like Sparkling Water Hickborn Port de Paix Chester Va with latitudes and longitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guin Dertschland
Bremen
New York
Lottie Moore
Battie
Noile
Boston
Ionews Bark
Sleive Broom
Philadelphia
Bark Junior
Cardiff
Panama
W. Bark
Martha Davis
Benson
Honolulu
Jon
Park Nor
Bionness
Stettin
Rg Sparkling Water
Hickborn
Port de Paix
Chester
Shipping losses and repairs from various ports
Reports from Philadelphia, Bermuda, Yarmouth and Halifax describe ships damaged by leaks, fires or gales. Cargoes seized or salvaged, crews saved, and several vessels set for repairs or discharge after incidents near Fort Moody, Cape Cod and Warwick Neck.
Maritime arrivals and sailings from multiple ports
Compilation of sailing notices listing ships and captains, voyages to New York Philadelphia Baltimore Stettin and other destinations, with vessels such as Lynwood Evistol Alsuvia Morning Star and Deodata sailing from Antwerp Falmouth Hamburg London Lime Rock Leith Port Antonio and Jamaica showing Oct 2 3 and Sept dates and various cargoes and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Sprint
Jonge
Wilmington
Lynwood
New York
DEAL
Evistol
Lawrence
Amsterdam
Panszic
Alsuvia
Bull
Philadelhia
Falmouth
Hebe
Parels
Postion
RdyLis
Morning Star
Hudson
Elite
Hamburg
Shin Magcdatene
Meyer
Charles E. Leturgey
Reed
Baltimore
Shin Thor
Steinert
Deodata
Anderson
Charleston
Laura & Gertrude
Hellmers
Philadelphia
Lotsa
Auguste
Kerlimont
India
HALLe@EAX
Merrimack
Boston
Umma
Stettin
Schs
Redmond
Heather
Turks Island
Annie G. Melinson
London
Betty & Arnold
Thorsen
Quepec
Gustaf Adolf
Dehberg
Unanima
Young
St John
Monte Rosa
Thomas
Port Antonio
D J Foley
Por Spaln
Auburndale
Bowden
Multiple ships sail and arrive along Atlantic ports in heavy listing
A dense catalog of steamers and sailing vessels docking and departing at Baltimore Boston Calais Charleston Hyannis Lunenburg Newport News New York New Bedford Providence Philadelphia Portland and other ports. Entries note ship names captains routes cargoes and brief movements including arrivals and sailings across dates in March and April with numerous vessels from and to Europe and the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ar 3d
Alva
Young
Benisaf
Lero
Moore
Rotterdam
Chittagong
Joengail
London
Swansea
Vnhiladelphia
Berkshire
March
Boston
Octorara
Reynolds
New York
Vorks Imperatore
Eiiwood Harlow
King
Thomas R Pillsbury
Pitcher
Royal Arch
Hawley
Chas NS Simmons
Babbit
Maud Sherwood
Kelly
Alice B
Phillips
Berry
Providence
Tirate
Bengore Head
Seriphos
Shawmint
Small
Baster
Beaufort
Ada
Whitehurst
Charleston
Calais
Henry A Litchfield
Davis
Buenos Ayres
M Jorter
Johnson
Amirald
Fair Wind
Brown
Mary Stradshaw
Vangilder
Orient
John H Tingue
Burge
Agder
iTngelstad
Pernandina
Logarpown
Jerusha Baker
Ada Ames
Lerald
Diane
Lugene
Kianion
Samuel Castner
Emily
Jennie
Cora
Etta
Mary
Lizade Clerk
Saylor & Mathis
Janes Young
C Pendleton
J Paine
A L Mitchell
A P Nowell
Emma J Meyer
Willie L Newton
John R Halladay
Florida
C K Wood
Imma
Adas Speedwell
Catharine Whiting
Brings
Philadelphia
Sarah A Fuller, Hart
Somerset
del Hin
Aeheiencie Sc
Grace
New Otk
Hes Partilei Sd
San Marcos
Newark
Hyannis
Elias
Joseph Hay
Phinney
Lubec
Lucy Wentworth
Hannah
Fanny Flint
Warren
Kelly Wiss
Lmima
Fox
Brooks
San Blas
New Orleans
Fort Eads
Warrier
Beco del Ioro
Maria P. Truxillo
Excelsior
Bessel
Liverpool
al L’aso
City of Dallas
Belize
Niwport News
Alliance
Rio Janeiro
Niwalrnick
Cherubin
Nelson
Phildelphia
New Bedford
Alligator
Clark
Monticello
Rockland
Kite Markee
Allen
Kennebec
Philadelnica
Hattie M Howes
Handy
Wm H Lewis
Hammond
Chathem
Ropert Myhan
Doane
Wuenngs
Gifford
Onset Bay
Lessing
Hamburg
Rleavor
Vorland
Wandering Jew
Manila
Barks
Beira
Albuera
St Johns
Fodosa
Lisbon
McLean
Apalachicola
Koward
Newbecdford
Baldomere Y Glesias
Ugarte
Havana
Alaska
Surray
Cenennial
Bearse
Calenutta
Karsten Langaard
Gunderson
Arrhenus
Restituta Madre
J Smith
Bat
Point Wolf
Oliver
Richmond
Win Rice
Sinbaddo
Win Vickering
Elisword
Bangor
A Heaton
Alice Montgomery
Bertha
Newport
Louise
Nantucket
Hell Gate
Miranda
Tinaon
Halifax
Neptune
Barks Falmouth
Malcomb
Windsor
Lillian
Dexter
Sehs Holmes
Branscomb
St John
Jennie Gibson
Peaman
George Nevinger
Lirrell
E Waterman
Hammet
Lottie & Annie
Kingland
Robert Myham
Deane
Matthew Vassar, Jr. Slocum
Fred Snow
Tate
New London
Rachel Jane
Kidd
New Haven
Emeline G Sawyer
Rogers
Hoboken
Portsmouth
Kaith B Everman
Bannerman
Hannah E Brown
Engle
Rondout
Clifford C. Kennedy
Lert Johnson
Fredericton
Manantico
Emmons
Woodbridge
Firaway
Kingham
Raritan River
Fred Smith
Whitney
Amboy
Portland
Everett
Mitchell
Noredulk
Rebecca
James
Port Townsend
Thomason
Emerald
Kellar
Melbourne
Philladelphia
Virginia
Alex Campbell
Bunker
Karl
Konigsberg
J B Johnson
Smith New York
Wallace Jd Boyd
Hates
R W Casey
Tracy
Bath
Apphia
Amelia
Willard
San Domingo
Bennett
Galveston
Hatile G Mefuarland
Dodge
Henry B Cleaves
Charleson
Snartan
Hugo
Knolken
Bristol
Charles Luling
Wicke
Kremen
Anna T Ebenezer
Algitha
Carthagena
Edward
Akermark
Earl P Mason
Nickerson
D& i
Kelley
Wayior
S S Brown
Mott
Albany
Neilson Harvey
Parker
John Warren
Murray
Elizabethport
Lugerne
Iwadell
Perth Amboy
Lady Antrim
Grace Webster
Brigham
Richard Lawsmith
Edity
Watford
Crosson
Peri Amboy
Carson
Rosnia
Drig
J Pettengill
Eva B Douglass
Letts
Newport News
Lucy A Davis
Davie
Ina Tele
Thompson
Ralph Sinnet
Pinkham
Philadelpia
Vineyard
Rosebrook
South Amboy
Anna W Barker
Sargent
Cassie E Bronson
Harriet S Jackson
Bacon
Cuba
Victoria
Savore
Streokn
Benjamin Courtney
Baker
R L Kenney
Shaw
Dover
Plymouth
Mass
Abel W. Parker
Dean
Katie J Hoyt
Port Johnson
Haitie L Curtis
Hodgdon
Werth Amboy
Emins C Cotton
Avers
Mary Kay
Pratt
Cretania
San Francisco
Mary Winkelman
Backus
Honolua
Csibarien
Perkins
Ronohua
Otsego
Boyd
Spartan
Cairns
Sydney
Nsw
Nautilus
Tahiti
Carl Friedrich
Froelich
Lecksley
Hall
Queenstown
San Pedro
Remillant
Savannah
Tallahassee
Fisher
Seawrtell
Stanhore
Bescon
Arist
Tybee
Marion
Jeffers
Adam Garner
Genoa
Hombersland
Christiansen
Europe
Shipping Notices From San Francisco and San Diego
Dispatches list several steamship passages from San Francisco in October headed to Soviet union, China, Japan and the East Indies. Notable entries include the Alameda sailing October 23, the City of Papeili October 31, and the Zealandia departing October 15 for Sandwich Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sendawiech
Alameda
San Franciisco
City of Papeili
Sain Pencee
China
Japan
Fast Indies
Belsie
San Francisco
Sendwich Islands
Zealandia
Sailing of Ocean Steamers to Arrive in Boston
Ocean steamers are expected to arrive at Boston in the coming days. Sailings and port maneuvers will be announced by the harbor authorities as vessels approach the harbor, with schedules subject to weather and sea conditions.
Mails Close At Boston Schedules For Multiple Routes
Shipping circular lists mail departures from New York and Boston to Europe Central America and the Caribbean, with routes to Jamaica Germany Norway and France via Queenstown Liverpool and Southampton. Also notes Bermuda Vera Cruz Campeche Yucatan and Mexico due for various sailings aboard vessels like City of Puebla Lessing and Adristic with times and cutoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USS Crk
Jamaica
Sgeniship Veriummnus
New York
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
German
Austria
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Great Britsia
Southampton
Bremen
Eurone
Aller
Haviland
Furk’s Island
Laytien Republiec
Boston
Aidi staayRs Sea Sotelo
Belize
Puerto
Cortez
Livingtone
New Orleans
Selan
Lluefields
Traxillo
Tuesay
Bermuda
Trinidad
Vera Cruz
Campeche
Tabasco
Yucatan
Puebla
France
Germany
Great Britain
Dlymouth
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Lessing
Central America
South
Colon
Adristic
Scythia
Thursper
Fulda
Frence Direct
Brest
Havre
la Bourgogne
Bridey
Scoland
Glasgow
Devonia
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Mexico
TRANS PACIFIC MAILS for Australia and Pacific Islands
The report covers mail routes and services to Australia Fiji Islands New Zealand and Samoa. It notes ship schedules freight connections and transit times highlighting key ports and carrier arrangements. Trade and communication links between the Australasian and Pacific regions are outlined with emphasis on reliability and speed.
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Atchison’s
Corbin’s
NEW York & New England
New England
N. Y
Lakeshore & Western
Rock Island Road
St. Louis
Sagt
Ticapon
Louisville & Sashvile
Denver
Rio Grande Western
Laster Lillinois
St. Paul
Detroit
Lansing & Northern
Concord Railroad
Ship News
Mometer
Port OF
Marine Notes
Republic
Portland Oregonian
Zoroya
Fort Moody
Yokohama
Vice Admiralty Court
Flamborough
Gulf Stream
Sir John Warren
Warwick Neck
Provincetown
Lindsey
Kennedy
New Yorks
Interes Tomers
Agenta
Bhibernian
Rene
Gilsscow
Ih & Oa
Livernool
Vwearre
Maloega Catalonia
Thayra
Kansva
Warren & Co Cevhxalouta
Gallia
Anchoria
Glssven Ledas
NM Bros Pich
Reydel
Riba Itis
EAROT
Rsa Co
W . Hurst
J Hurst
Cuphardt & Co
Bohemia
State of Nebraska
Gloszow i Awldwiin& Co
Terese S
Wyoming
St Ronana
Ibeblan Ims
Lremen Oelriche & Co
Wuesland
Iwer Pw'ght & Sons
Scholten
Yed& Co
Servia Eee
Liverpool View & Co
Ahids
Kunhardt & Co
Erpool
Wn & Co
Amoria
Aurania
Leanne
Furness Palestine A
OGG & Liverpool
Warrén'& Co
Liversool
Virginian
Scvthin
iCunard S
Furness Doston City
If & A
Atlan Hibernian
Glaszow Lowa
r&Line
Bulgarian Cataloniia
Stee
iCunard Ss Co
Borderer
Fares
Rurness Liverpool
Woanars
Warren & Co Cephelonia
Cunard SS Co
Bavarian
R& Ling
Warren & Co Galliot
Venetian
Linc
Furness Milanese
Pavonia
Cunard
New Y Alaska
Iverpool
Melrichs . Co
le Mlon
Vies.&Co Lyciin
Kampurg
Krunhardt Co
Krgir
Ilamburg
Kounhardt & Co
RJ Cortis Adriatic
Tilaszow
N & Co Stete
Georgia
iOet
Fulda Els
Bet
iOelrichs & Co
Paw
Turst
Boas City of Chester
Donato Seer
Liverpool Brak & Jevons Devonia Coer
Henderson Br California
MONTE
H'R Bse Co
Eh Bye & Co Leerdam Ee
Noordland
Trans-Pacific Mails
Australia
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Medical
Humphreys
Eraluney Brtesust
Humphreys Medicine CO
Ee Wedicine Co
Fulton St. MN
Witch Hazel
Alway
Detters
Fulton
Musica Publication
Dilson & Con
L. C. Emerson
A. C. Emerson
Muchless
Riehwwrdaon
Rinson
Oliver Ditson & Co
Squires Parlor
Sidney Squires & CO
Tremont Street
Hollis Street
Maas
Epps
Keenie
Civil Service Gazette
James Epps & CO
Homeopathic Chemists
England
Clurporation
Manchester Rah Us
Manchester Mills
Vestley
Qelooper
Josiau S Shlannon
Manchester, Nhu
Oues
Herman F. Straw
N. H
Ciscinnati, Sandusky & Cleveran Obe
MAN Well & Gravel
Broadway
Charles Head & CO
Devonshire Street
H. Harris
United States of America
United States Navy Department
Washington
Dos Ang
Navy Department
Congress
Bureau of Ordnance
Washington, D.C
Secretary of the Navy
Washington, D. C
Elveck m
Wiiletale
Hooneey
Nayvy
Stealiboats
Oster
Belfast
Searsnort
Pucksport
North Haven
Green’s Landing
Swans’ Island
Biss Eatdoe Southwest Harbor
Bar Harbor
Sur- Livendaeays
Kennebec River
Opt 5
Spieke
Atiowell
Augusta
Plath
Deotabay
Shar
Jason. Collins
Maincola
H. H. Hyde
Joan
R. Winter Arreeshaimer
Gloucester
Noren
Cee
Merchant
Rogers & CO
Iporters
Dundee
Federal Street
Aaron R. Gay & CO
State Street
Cunard Line
Callnyu Et Gloucepstown
York Harbor
Ireland
Cunard Steamship Co., Limited
Keemuebee
Londonderry
Quebec
Charles V. Casey
Broad Street
A. Allan
State St
Warren Line
Kansas Lowwa
ROMAN
Warren &O
Furness Line
la. Sens
Stor Heights
Steamshins
Bacrderer
Bilamene Iply
Great Southern
H. Ring
A. DE W
N. E
Olvia New
Assee Sted Hutways
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston and Norfolk Steamship Co
Central Wharf
Pike Mont Air Line
Norfolk
And
Washington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga
Air Line
Atlantic Coast
Kanawha
Baltmore
Geo. E. Smalley
Gen. Agt
Mallory
State OF Texas
Rio Grande
Alamo
Fernandina
San Antonio
Carondelet
Seth Sprague
Old State House
Mig Ree
India Wharf
North River
H. M. Whitney
Vege Cown Les. S. Line
Knickerbocker
F. Kemburs
Louisiana
E. V. Gager
Pier 9
Aisha
Texas
New Mexico
California
Mississippi
Red Rivers
Cal
Samuel H. Seaman
Biagina
Washington Street
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan’s
Louisiana and
Texas A. Re and Steamship Co
North Rnver
North Shore St
Novita
Mississippi River
Mobile
Lexus
Railro
Arigota
New
Oia Alexico
E. K
Washinton Street
LE. Hawley
General Eastern
Gonton
Y Steamship Line
Seri-Weemly
Philadelpha
Sie Inser Norman
Stemer Leman
Long Waharf
Phil Gelphie
Savannan
West
E. B Saveson
Long Wharf
Sfiyp Prps G
Fier
Ion Wharves
Waeren & CO
Postoffice Square
Charles L. Bly
Stearns & George
Pease L&e
Bus'trur
Tolet
Central Street
E. A. Hua Ying
Montgomery
Motte Street
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