Railroads on Merger Rumors and Street Widening Plans
A New York despatch reports speculation on a possible consolidation of New England railroads with Boston and Albany and New York New Haven Hartford interests, noting unclear gains and merger difficulties. Separately, writers oppose widening Beacon Street beyond 60 feet, urging a narrower 140 to 150 foot parkway with turf strips and trees, and caution against taxpayer-heavy upgrades without thorough study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
New England
Boston & Albany
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Beacon Street
Ce Avenue
Commonwealth Avenue
Brighton Avenue
Missouri Pacific rail line suit seeks to strip Gould asset
A Topeka filing by Moran for a majority of St. Louis Fort Scott and Wichita stockholders asks for a receiver to take the line from Missouri Pacific. Bondholders seek accounting claiming the road is a gold mine with overdue interest unpaid. bondholders say the property has paid a surplus over expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
United States
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Gould
Mortgage and Chicago contract shape Big Four’s future
A new mortgage covering all lines and property of the Big Four secures 10 million dollars in bonds for fifty years with interest and principal payable in gold. The Illinois Central contract grants a 100 year entrance into Chicago and terminals, letting the company run its own affairs there while paying a percentage of gross income to Chicago from its line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four Company
Ilinois Central
Chicago
Third Avenue 5 Cent Fare Boost Spurs Board Action
New York dispatch reports on October 9 that Third Avenue Elevated fares at 5 cents have pleased riders and boosted receipts. A Manhattan Railway board meeting next Tuesday will consider extending the 5 cent policy to Sixth Avenue line. Mr Field pledges to press until the motion passes. Since October 1 the Third Avenue cut has lifted daily receipts by over $5000 versus last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Third Avenue
Manhattan Railway Directory
Sixth Avenue
Field
Manhattan Company
Fifty-Two Rail Lines Planned by Kansas Company
Torexa Kansas October 10. Chicago Kansas and Western railway and Atchison Topeka Santa Fe file amended charter to build and operate fifty two lines in Kansas with capital stock set at 1.564 billion. Headquarters in Topeka. Directors include Joab Mulvane P J Bonebrake J P Griswold John R Mulvane J F Parmiee from Topeka and D M Finney Neosho Falls J A Burdett H S Burdett D L Dailup E W Kinsley A W Luke J F McKien and E J Thomas of Boston. Length of proposed lines 7274 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torexa
Kan
Chicago, Kansas & Western Railway
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Secretary of State
Kansas
Topeka
Joab Mulvane
P. J. Bonebrake
J. P. Griswold
John R. Mulvane
J. F. Parmiee
D. M. Finney
Neosho Falls
J. A. Burdett
H.S. Burdett
D. L. Dailup
E. W. Kinsley
A. W. Luke
J. F. McKien
E. J. Thomas
Boston
Jay Gould's Westward Trip to Inspect Northwestern Reach
A New York despatch dated Oct 9 reports Jay Gould travels west ostensibly to inspect his roads but aims to assess Northwestern lines extending into Missouri Pacific territory and their impact on his properties. He left for the West last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Gould
New York
West
Missouri Pacific Territory
Rail and finance notes from the period
The Jersey Central will pay August interest on first mortgage bonds Monday. The Pullman Car Company cites shortages delaying operations. A New York despatch notes a new pool in Indiana. Bloomington & Western hints at a settlement with Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland. Russell Sage confirms Austin Corbin as Western Union director. street talk suggests Drexel-Morgan influence grows. Boston & Lowell winter timetable starts Monday and a Somerville Highlands station is under construction. Fitchburg reports sixteen carloads to Hive Tunnel. Maine and Boston & Lowell deny lease talks with Boston & Maine. Corporate earnings across several lines show mixed growth with varying expenses and net gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Central
Pullman Car Company
New York
Indiana
Bloomington & Western
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Russell Sage
Austin Corbin
Western Union Company
Drexel-Morgan
Boston & Lowell Road
Hivesac Tunnel
Fitchburg Road
Mercy
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Maine Railroad
Somerville
Hichlands
Barnings
Newport News
Mississippi Valley
Milwaukee
Lake Shore & Western
Denver
Rio Grande
Adams brothers oppose Brighton avenue land release plan
John Q. Adams and Charles F. Adams Jr. publish an open letter denying the city’s plan to widen Brighton Avenue by releasing a land strip. They object to the proposed action and address C. E. Raymond and Q. O. L. Stillings, outlining their stance and concerns regarding the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Adams
Brighton Avenue
John Q. Adams
Charles F. Adams, Jr
Messrs. C. E. Raymond
QO. L. Stillings
SHIP NEWS BRIEFS ARRIVAL LIST FOR OCTOBER TRADES
Steamers arrived at major ports with numerous vessels listed by arrival date and origin. Fram from Perth Amboy and other liners including La Gascogne, Aurania, Denmark, Germanic, Pennland, and Batavia are noted, along with ships from New York, Boston, Montreal, Liverpool, Hull, and Havre docking or proceeding to their destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Fram
Perth Amboy
Lizard
la Gascogne
New York
Havre
Plymouth
Lammonia
Hamburg
Queenstown
Aurania
Paronta
Boston
Off &T
Catherine’s Point
Denmark
London
Stettin
Napier
Coosaw
Dartmouth
Germanic
Liverpool
Holland
Bohemi
Amalfi
Alesea
Marseilles
Plato
Hilo Janeiro
Chiswick
Progreso
Muriel
Trinidad
Antwerp
Pennland
Bristol
Brooklyn City
Bremen
America
Baltimore
Gallileo
Hull
Glasgow
Manitoban
Philadelphia
Midlothian
New Orleans
Batavia
Montreal
Nth
Norseman
Vancouver
Britannic
Wisconsin
Carthegenian
Thorn Nelme
Catalonia
Stag
Oram
Peru
Swansea
Fishermen and freights narrate Gloucester and port scene
The report lists Gloucester area names and shore fishing activity with cod and mackerel yields while detailing shipping freights in September. It notes low freights, wheat influence on rates, and recent charters, arrivals, and clearances, including vessel counts and nationalities.
Observations at Boston Station Note Barometer Adjustment
In the October 10 reading from United States Signal Station Boston at 7 AM local time, a programme explains how to correct barometer errors by observing daily readings. It advises adding one hundredth of inch per ten feet of sea level elevation and notes timing for high water and astronomical data for October 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
United Staties of America
United States Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Congress
Orde Sons
Csgie Ua
Bureau of Ordnance
Washington
William C. Whitney
Secretary of the Navy
United States Engineer Office
P.O
Post Office
Mass
Flymouth
PORT OF BOSTON SHIPS ARRIVE AND CLEARED LIST
Arrived: Steamer Bulgarian with moise to Thayer & Lincoln. Cumberland Thompson St John NB via Fastport and Portland. Tremont Ponovan Portland. City of Gloucester Young Gloucester. Latona Koimkey Little Glace Bay. J Chester Wood Saunders Eliot. foreign steamer Alpha Yarmouth NS. Cape Sable Cunningham Barington NS. many more steamers and brigantines named. Cleared: numerous British and coastal traders including steamer Worcester Halifax and schooners Polar Star Boudrot St Johns NF. coastwise ships to Baltimore New York Philadelphia and beyond. Sailed: several steamers including Jan Breydel Berkshire Glaucus Norman Worcester and others with detailed routes. Luna etc. Reports note ocean conditions and navigation signals observed near various transatlantic and coastal vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K&te
Helen Tracey
Rockland
Newport
J W Grace & Co
San Francisco
Cork
Havre
Antwerp
Liverpool
Sydney
Dobson's Uy
Valparaiso
Montevedio
Buenos Ayres
Shanghai
Puget Sound
Burrard Inlet
Portland
Freigits
U. K
Adelaide
Alfred Watts
Bothwell
Callirrhoe
Comey
Commodore T H Allen
Clan McKenzie
Dartford
Purheans
Francis
George BR Skelfield
Harvey Mills
Klereward
Hoghton
Tower
John R Kelly
Welat
Lindisfarne
Lodesteer
Morna
Ocean King
Polynesian
Robert L Belkwan
Servia
Standard
Undhannted
Zaleika
Bulgarian
Parry
Moise
Thayer & Lincoln
Cumberland
Thompson
St John
Fastport
Alpha
Stanwood
Yarmouth
JG Wail & Co
Cape Sable
Cunningham
Barington
Barclay & Co
Gray Parrot
Morris
Mailand
Alpharetta
Warper
Port Gilbert
JG Halt
Stormer
Haytian Republic
Compton
Haytian
BEC Morse
Brschs
North America
Boudrot
Guysboro
John Millard
Brown
Cape Island
TR Curtis
Herris
Margaretville
Delong & Seaman
Schs
Minnesota
Lynch
F A Roberts
C H Eaton
Sinclair
Parrsboro
J L Sullivan
Berkshire
March
Baltimore
Norfolk
George E Smalley
Glaucns
Berry
New York
H M Whitney
Norman
Snow
Philadelphia
EB Samson
Tremont
Donovan
C_F Williams
River Ettrick
Black
Wilmington
Lombard
Lizzie Major
Cole
Jacksonville
Welch
Walter & Co
Kate M Hilton
Johnson
F W Chase
Nason
R_ Crowell
Sherman
Coombs
Bertha M Walker
Westgate
Mary Freeland
Clark
Mark Gray
Randall
Nellie C Pame
Nickerson
Newton Creek
John Stroup
Sturgis
J W Linnell
Mark Wilgrim
Freeman
Henry Hastings & Co
Wilby
Iwis
McCarlisle
Reville
Kennebec
Emma J Gott
Magee
Fitz Bros & Co
Jan Breydel
Reading
Glaucus
Worcester
Vidette
Annita Menotti
Navesink
Joseph A Ropes
Alice
Eugene Hale
Lantana
R A Allen
Barkentine
W S Massey
Achsah
Steares Catalonia
McKay
Queenstown
Cunard SS Co
Ion
Inman
City of
Lon
Sth
Dominion
Blauvelt
J 4
Hall & Co
New Brunswick
Colby
Annapolis
W H Kilby
Alleghany
Taylor
Balthmore
Nofolk
Mdise
Spartan
EB Sampson
Fl F Dimock
Port Williams
Brsch Magazie
Lanigan
Bethurst
Leeds
Selis Addie M Chadwick
Thacher
R&s
Corson
Perth Amboy
Hattie
Gove
Chase
South Amboy
Montana
Crosby
Rondout
Sir Georgiana
Cook
Hoboken
Everett
Eaton
Abby Weld
Feareby
Eastport
Wallace
Machias
Challenge
Pearse
Giobe
Hardy
Bangor
Loella
Amee
Weymouth
Schilda Hudson
Collins
Sarah Hill
Robinson
Mazurka
Lane
Project
Arcola
Lewis
Woolwich
Emily C Dennison
Coleman
Saco
JS Lane
Orcutt
Alfalfa
Thurston
Emily A Staples
Goodman
Lillie
Perkins
Estella
Eliot
Albert
Wooster
Antelope
Banks
Rockett
F&ch
Star of
West
Davis
Bristol
Y Hackett
Ilasson
Newburyport
Ludowick Bill
Pierce
Rockport
C E
Srumbnall
Elwell
Active
Mitchell
Mary
York
Halifax
Pepina
Marescar
Sourabaya
Capelle
Evenson
Barrett
St Johns
Wye
Drifish Queen
Wills
London
Minis
Raghuid
Htogo
Mabel Taylor
Durkee
Manila
Kayvana
Antonio Sala
Kinsale
Allenby
Moignerd
Denham
Montreas
Power Hill
Archer
LAS Palaas
Anerley
Cox
Montpevideo
Saried Sem
Vesta
New Orleans
Ieniers
Wlourne
Normandy
Tukey
Ivy
Lowell
Guam
Astolle
Maiznard
Mercater
Breckweldt
Pret Sound
Port In
Brooklyn
Swain
Edward O’brien
Port Townsend
I Vneker
Greenleaf
Newcastle
Ragna
Jorges
Moodyville
Reliance
Hersey
Semiramis
Aareberg
James Stafford
Reynolds
Azalea
Petrie
Nulvitas
Harriet G
Stanley
Port Chalmers
Isabel
Metlure
Swansla
Lord O’neil
Dura
Siitlin
Svea
Anderson
Si Kitps—Ar
Sch
Anx Caves
Ormnoce
Garvin
St Croix
Nsw
Royal Tar
Walkley
Eureka
George Thomson
Garrieson
Vort Townsend
Patrician
Kenney Melbourne
Hartfordshire
Leconteur
A. ST Joan
Guanitte
Onette
Glasgow
Sanvern
Sarah Inter
Mowry
C Y Gregory
Kerrigan
Valtal
Hudson
Carver
United States
Victosla
Aurora
Sutherland
Melbourne
Sailing updates from New England ports
From Our Correspondents Vineyard Haven reports the bark Formosa sailing to New York and several schooners and ships toward Rondout and Philadelphia. East Machias notes the Annie Lee sailing to Rondont. Wiscasset records the Cock of the Walk sailing on the ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Formosa
Haskell
Portland
New York
Schs Agricola
Garland
Eastport
Rondout
Elva E Pettingill
Dodge
Bangor
Philadelphia
Woodbury
Snow
Joseph Oakes
Gray
Newark
Stited
Schs
Clifford C. Mopang
Fred Smith
Georgianna
Emeline G Sawyer
EG Willard
George Nevinger
Hattie C. Everett
Ida
Sailed October 9 from multiple ports on various vessels
Shipping log lists sails and arrivals including Westernland from Antwerp to New York, Edam to New York, Veronica to Tybee, Saga to Quebec, Madre & Figue to New York, Gen Rye to Bathurst NB, Canada to Pensacola, Margarethe Blinca to Falmouth, Kapunda to Portland, and Belle O’Brien to Havre, among others, with several ships and bark entries and notes on refits and refusals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Westernland
Randie
New York
Amsterdam
Edam
Taat
Altona
Veronica
Patterson
Tybee
Cork
Saga
Jensen
Quebec
Corunna
Madre & Figue
Ruaggiero
Carthagena
Pensacola
Fowey
Margarethe Blinca
Falmouth
Kapunda
Masson
Portland
Belle O’brien
Palmer
San Francisco
Havre
Figueira
Sch Willie
Roskruge
St Johns
Ere
Garston
Orquell
Foster
Cape Breton
Greenock
Charles
Perry
New Orleans
Holyhead
Willie Rosenfield
Dunphy
Liverpool
Hartlevool
Thelydra
Savannah
Tyne
Fred B Taylor
Tilley
British Crown
Smith
Halifax
France
Hadley
Marseilles
Burgundia
Dulac
Escalona
Montreal
Malaga
Pawnee
James
Naples
Pirandelio
Queenstown
Shin Roland
Jnlicker
Allenby
Ioignard
Arthury
Gambini
Whitehaven
Galoota
Reid
Dublin
Poonah
Nielsen
RDAM
Pealand
Rotterdam
Baltimore
Swinemunde
Jenner
Port Royal
Yarter
Fietrino
Magliscea
Patermo
Table Bay
Queen's Cliff
Douglass
Galveston
Cunard Catalonia Passenger List from Liverpool
Passenger manifest lists Mr Atherton and family, Mrs Bassett and others aboard Cunard steamer Catalonia leaving Liverpool. Cabin 42, 27 intermediate, 481 steerage, total 650 passengers. Includes ex-Governor Cheney and numerous named travelers with relations and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Catalonia
Liverpool
Atherton
F W Atherton
E D Atherton
PL Atherton
GH Bassett
Bassett
Child
Mid
Mirs Blackwell
P C Cheney
Cheney
Il He Crocker
J Horgan
H_ Horgan
Thomas Kane
Mellor
J W Miller
A L Merrill
Merrill
W Nickerson
Richard Rigby
Thomas Stott
Lucy K Stott
S B Swift
J_L Small
J L Smith
N Smith
Spry
W .Lappin
Tappin
A L Wilbur
G F
Maritime ship positions and voyages list
A compiled register of vessels with names, captains, and routes including Steamer Catalonia from Liverpool to Boston on Oct 2 at 480 miles west of Fastnet and other steamers and barks bound for Boston New York Calcutta Queenstown Melbourne Portland and more with lat and lon positions for each entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catalonia
McKay
Liverpool
Boston
Fastnet
Durham City
Lund
London
Andromeds
Krohm
Bremen
New York
Neva
Clark
Batavia
Grisedale
Campbell
Portland
Shun Cypromene Robertson
Calcutta
British Queen
Lodvigsen
Sharpness
Pensacola
Belle of Bath
Nichols
San Francisco
Queenstown
Abercarne
Brown
Greenock
J Walter Scammell
McLeod
Havre
Sarah
Atkins
Hamburg
Jennie Harkness
Amesbury
Melbourne
Germania
Bremers
Ion
Bark Hanna
Muns
Philadelphia
Lon
Bark Vancouver
Munro
Fleetwood
Quebec
Boston & Pihladelphia Steamship Line
Brown Philadelphia
Creamer Feman
Spartaz
Long Wharf
Phildelphia
Charleston
Savannan
Wilmington
West
E. B. Sampson
Rome NG
New Orleans Shipping Notes and Atlantic Seaboard Trade Rumors
Oct 6 reports Kate Carroll sold to New York parties and soon loading for that port to engage in New York Cuba trade. Details cover Abner Colburn cargo damage from fire suppression, Norfolk survey orders, J W Fox incident at Absecon Inlet, Cydonia buoy collision, Ashfield grounding recovery, Meta Seegar tow to Malta, Edward O Brien crew death, Ancon beacon despatch from Juneau describing rock beaching and repair plans, Dakota loss near Hakodachi with sale and kerosene cargo value, W F Babcock squall loss of sails, Willie McLaren mast damage, and Hope of Isaacs Harbour shoal collision notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Kate Carroll
New York
Cuba
Abner Colburn
San Francisco
Sir George Aery
Norfolk
Atlantic City
J W Fox
Absecon Inlet
Tennis City Life Preserving
Borrow
Cydonia
Liverpool
Ashfield
Wardale
Cardiff
Meta Seegar
Keitzenstein
Marsala
Malta
Edward O'Brien
Juneau
Alaska
Carroll
Nanaimo
Glacier Bay
Yokohama
Hakodachi
Sch
Dakota
Vladivostock
Cape Atroja
Kunoseor
Theapanese
W F Babcock
Willie McLaren
Eureka
Sydney
Nsw
Charlottetown
Pei
Hope
Isaacs Harper
North Bay
Judique Shoals
Greenland fisheries loss and shipboard deaths reported
A Swedish crew of thirteen on the schooner Sih Seth Stockbridge was lost after ice embankments crushed the vessel near Cape Jack Gloucester while the dory crew survived aboard Magnolia. The shipowner George Norwood & Sons insured for 6100 dollars. Other notes report fire on the Ysaguirre at New Orleans, the bark Alvega enduring heavy weather, and surveys for several vessels at ports from St John to Philadelphia. Captain Anthone Olesen led the doomed crew. Yellow fever claimed the second mate Herbert Scott aboard the Magnolia at Colon as the ship sailed for Delaware Breakwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
Port Mulgrave
Cape Jack
Gloucester
Sih Seth Stockbridge
Greenland
Anthone Olesen
George Norwood & Sons
Greenland Fishery Service
Key West
San Juan
Ysaguirre
New Orleans
Liverpool
Philadelphia
Alvega
London
Quebec
Faedrelandet
Picton
Montreal
Wolfe’s Cove
Vivienne
Bie Island
Champion
St Kitts
Winifred
Lockport
Wiliams
St Martins
Charles F Ward
Behrman
New York
St John
Savannah
Dessoug
Valparaiso
Kurk Woodlerk
Hamburg
San Francisco
Yarmouth
Davis
Colon
Herbert Scott
Magneta
Delaware
FOREIGN PORTS SAILINGS AND VESSEL NOTES
A compact log of ships and ports with departures and arrivals from Amoy Adelaide Philadelphia New York Liverpool Jamaica and other hubs. Entries list bark Seringapatam Andes and many steamers with captains and routes including Carthagena, Port Simon, and Melbourne, reflecting a busy ocean traffic record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoy
Lennox
Theatre
Newark
Adelaide
Ardvar
Anderson
Portland
C. Aspinwall
Andes
Sansom
New York
Carthagena
Port Simon
Bernard Kall
Alexander
Liverpool
Jamaica
Mexico
Amerique
St Nazaire
Savanilla
Alvo
Williams
P ‘Ort Simon
Louise Adelaide
Sinnett
Boston
Norah
Forbes
Bareados
Seringapatam
Dunbar
Benisaf
Thomas Melville
Marwick
Philadelphia
Baracoa
Rover
Mansfield
New Ae
RDIEF
Ashfield
Wardale
Pale York
Gil Amcow
Siberian
Moore
Montreal
Gingenti
Europe
New
Shipping News Roundup from Atlantic Ports
A dense log of ships and sailings across Astoria Baltimore Charleston Darien Edgartown Fall River and other ports. Vessels listed include Crown of Italy Wakefield British Commodore Kenilworth Octorora Wenonah and many more with arrivals sailings and clearances at New York Boston Philadelphia and beyond amid a NE wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Crown of
Italy
Jackman
Portland
Wakefield
Crowell
Owen
Queenstown
Baltimore
Kenilworth
Ackerly
Port Antonio
Frostburg
Mills
Martha Stevens
Chance
New York
Octorara
Reynolds
Wenonah
McCann
Londonderry
Icis Herold
Hart
Somerset
John d Hanson
Stevens
Portsmouth
Nellie A Drury
Wilson Windsor
Kate B Ogden
Newbury
New Haven
Chas F Sampson
Morris
Boston
Henry Lippitt
Taylor
Charles L Mitchell
Frost
James B Pace
Thrasher
Providence
Charles A White
Fhinp
Kelow
Federico
Viancello
Girgendl
Lengore Tead
Brady
Norfolk
William Lawrence
Snow
Savannah
Mark Shawmut
Small
Rio Janeiro
Mattie May
Richardson
Charleston
Eva J Smith
Adams
R S Mulford
Hand
Bull River
Emerson Rokes
Marston
Bangor
James PD Dowell
Sharp
Hoboken
Ellwood Harlow
King
Nellie W Craig
Pearce
Carrie Holmes
Holmes
Jersey City
Alf Peary
Peary
Black Rock
Win L Walker
Nickerson
Nelson
Luther
Robey
Potter
James Drake
Lero
Louisiana
Beaufort
Philadelphia
Bilamuda
Geo C A Travers
Mitchell
Richmond
E Kuirk
Lowery
Lamartine
Torrey
Lewis Clark
Bartlett
Perth Amboy
Addie G Bryant
Stu
Clarissa Allen
Tisdale
Galves
Diana
Heyeker
Colorado
Daniels
Georgetown
Nellie Floyd
Johnson
el Hazard
Satterly
Fannie Whitmore
Whitmore
Kennebec
Lillie F Schmidt
Eldridge
Provience
Hyannis
Lewis
Kelley
L Sherman
West
Kate J Hoyt
Richard Vaux
S W Lawrence
H V Kelsey
Kate
Mary
HN Gore
Jacksonville
Plorence & Lillian
Smith
Key West
Aspinwall
Leonora
Liverpool
Lucy Poe Bluefields
City of Dallas
Livingston
el Passo
Norsfolk
Gardenia
Horsfield
New Orleans
Hamburg
Fernands
Selters
Multiple East Coast Steamers and Ships Trade Movements
The harvest of cargoes and movements along Atlantic ports shows many vessels in and out of Newport News New Haven Philadelphia and New York with calls to West Point Baltimore Savannah and Boston. Notable entries include vessels bound for New Haven Bridgeport and Norfolk and ships sailing to Antwerp Hamburg and Havana and arrivals from Liverpool London and Marseille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Steamship Line
Boston
Tenn. & Ga
Ate Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha Desnstch
Baltimore
Norfolk
Geo. E. Smalley
Gen. Agt
Central Wharf
Transatlantic and Overseas Mail Openings Excerpted Notices
A dense list of 19th to early 20th century mail sailings and routes across Europe and the Americas. It names ships City of Rome Trave Wieland Constantin, Germanic, Cata lonia, Ems City of Berlin La Champagne and others, with departure cities New York Boston Queenstown Plymouth Havre Bremen Southampton Liverpool and dates in October. It also mentions routes to Ireland Great Britain Europe and Asia with schedule times and general directions for mail and passenger flows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Great Britain
Queenstown
Liverpool
City of Rome
Europe
Trave
New York
Queenstoner
Germanic
France
Germany
Austria
Sweden
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Hambug
Wieland
Catalonia
Boston
Ems
New Yorks
City of
City of Berlin, From New York, Friday.< Oct. 106 Asec
Enlace
la Champagne
Hayiland
Turks Island
Tryna
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Mexico
Southampton
Bremen
Norway
Dennmark
Brest
Havre
Key West
Trans-Pacific
List of Boston Post letters remaining at the city office
A Saturday roster lists names of persons and ships awaiting pickup at the Boston Post Office general delivery. Compiled by Alonzo F. Johnson, it notes letters kept for Marine Editor care and advertises consulting prior lists. Names include August Asberg, Mark Oskar, and numerous schooner, ship, and captain designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Alonzo F. Johnson
Lst
August Asberg
Mark Oskar
L Paige Allan
Calmane
J W Brackett
Cyrus Hall
Fred Blacken
Maggie Hart
Will Is Cather
Helen H Benedict
A C Chaney
Maggie S Hart
C J Carter
Lizzie Carter
Mary A Crane
Alica
Chute
Florence Christine
James Dyer
Grace Davis
Charles A Dexter
James Ives
Carl Drake
Seawitch
Mr Davis
Hubbard E Yall
John RE Daws
Montseramiac
John Dunmeed
John C Sweeney
Joseph
List of name-dense ships and captains in dated maritime record
A compiled roster of numerous vessels and their captains including schooners like Benjamin Garaside Maud & Bessie and Endeavor, steamships such as Beanard Enchantress Plymouth Rock and James Dirke, brigs and sails led by sailors including J Howe John Hassall Seren Hansen Ole Thialverson and Captain Johanson, with multiple entries across a historic shipping register.
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Benjamin Garaside
J © Howe
Marshall Perrin
John Hassall
Beanard
John Hardy
Maud & Bessie
Abiel A Howard
Puritan
C M Lavener
Charlie Buchi
Ole Thialverson
Margaret A May
Seren Hansen
Alf
Johanson
Drobak
Ole C. Johanson
O Jorgenson
Rusver
John A Jones
Enchantress
George Lewis
Lake Ponechitrain
Kester van Ansdall
Mabel Rose
Or. Veuzhan
William H Shubert
Terhune
Mark Nereid
Edgar A True
Grace Cushing
Philip Walley
BF Webster
W Ii Shubert
Charles D Wyman
Normandy
John Woolley
FL Godfrey
James I Wilson
Emily H Naylor
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E S Lee
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Henry FP Hallock
Taunton
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Crossley
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George
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William Gillam
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Askins
Rattlesnake
Cath Whiting
Kitoss
Mayflower
Davidson
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van Kirk
Lilea
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Edwards
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George E Prescott
Trueworthy
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Weils
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Hamline
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Jennie Rogers
Beckwith
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Hooper
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Keene
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RS Graham
Avis
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