Storm bound ships slip harbor as winds shift westward
A westward wind revived harbor shipping with a seven day delay broken. Seventy five vessels including the Thomas W Lawson and the Elizabeth T Doyle left port, 12 tugs with barges head to coal ports, and a 17 tug convoy with 45 barges carries 40 6000 tons of coal toward Cape Cod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
Charles Hart
Henry W. Cramp
Governor Ames
Castle Island
Peter W. French
Dolphin
Elizabeth T. Doyle
Boston
Brunswick
McKown
Lucy A. Davis
Barkentine
Jessie McGregor
Vineyard Haven
Cape Cod
Old Dominion
Atlas Stores
New York
Chattahoochee
Savannah
Lewis Wharf
City of Birmingham
Cunard and
Dominion Lines
Korff
Brewster
Long Wharf
Port Simon
Cuba
Bay
Cape Hatteras
North Latitude
Stormy seas mute busy fish pier activity at port
The fish pier showed unusual quiet on a Wednesday as storms lingered. Vessels Appomattox Mary P Mosquito and Hattie F Knowlton brought haddock cod hake cusk pollock amounts with varied prices, while arrivals from Queenstown and Boston fed later hopes for fish day. Immigration and customs expect busy rest of week as ships near Hoosac docks and Mystic wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appomattox
Hake
John Welch
Georges
Mary P. Mosquito
Haddock
Hattie F. Knowlton
Maine
Boston
Immigration
Custom House
Saxonia
Queenstown
Dominion Line
Commonwealth
Hoosac
Ivernia
Liverpool
Brow Head
Baltimore
Diamond Shoals
Sparrow’s Point
Cape Charles
Low Wood
New York
O. L. Halenbeck
Mystic Wharf
Rosario
Halenbeck
Metropolis
Bracadale
Pla Cunard
Melbourne
Landsman
Sailors Tame Storms Leave Four-Masted Vessels Damaged
Passengers crossing East Boston ferries report the Lizzie H Bray ton partially dismasted after the storm. A second vessel, the Henry J Smith, has had its main topmast sent down at Leighton's wharf. The Charles A Campbell lies in the stream with its mizzen topmast removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
Lizzie H. Brayton
Henry J. Smith
Leighton’s Wharf
Charles A. Campbell
Lynn Ferries
Miniature Almanac Notes Ship Arrivals and Times
A fragment lists sun and moon data for October 15 and details many arriving steamers and ships from various ports. It names vessels such as St Andrews, Hargens, Java, Orion, Parthian, Oliver, City of Bangor, and many barges and tugs, with routes from Bermuda, Delaware Breakwater, Brunswick, Charleston, Philadelphia, New York, and more. The entry notes high and low waters, sailings, and associated captains or companies in a dense, nautical ledger style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Hargens
Probolingo
Java
Bermuda
Delaware
Brewster
Ger
Korff
Port Simon
C. R
Chattahoochee
Lewis
Savannah
Kiowa
Chichester
Jacksonville
Brunswick
Surprise
Price
Lykens
Hatch
Coin
Langhorne
Salem
Pine Hangen
Saucon
Enterise
Lynn
Merriam
Tamauu
Miller
Ala Franklin
Newburyport
Thomaston
New York
Metacomet
Dudge Pray
Coffin
Es York
Dora
Flora
Drifton
Portland
Scranton
Pierce
Hoboken
Kenango
Canisteo
Portsmouth
Bayonne
Daniel Willard
Benjamin
Hackensack
Paterson
Riverside
Mars
Calhoun
Philadelphia
Sterling
Gavage
Notable Aboard Boston News Some Local Shifts and Weddings
Mrs Arthur P Nazro plans a China trip with her husband Commander Nazro U N, joined by Miss Anna Greenough. Mrs John L Gardner attends Sherman monument unveiling events in Washington. W T Sherman Thorndike, grandson of General Sherman, to unveil statue. Lt Hugh Drum marries Miss Mary Reaume in Indianapolis. Harvard men Bartlett brothers spend day at Beverly Farms. Frank Cousins to lecture on Hawthorne Nov 11 at Boston Art Club. Henry Clay Pierce to leave Beverly for winter home. his Pride's Crossing car draws attention. Rev George L Perin to speak in Brockton. Dr A E Winship may become Massachusetts State Board of Education secretary. Helen Keller, Radcliffe senior, named class vice president. Providence notes report two schooners depart for a 3600 mile ocean race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. Nazro
Agassiz Park
Jamaica Plain
China
Nazro
U. N
Anna Greenough
John L. Gardner
Grafton
Washington, D. C
General Sherman
Boston
W. T. Sherman Thorndike
Paul Thorndike
Marlboro Street
Hugh Drum
Charles Baldwin
de’ Ment
Colorado
Indianapolis
Mary
Anna Carroll
John R. Reaume
John Drum
Matthew Bartlett
Harvard
Nelson Bartlett
Manchester
Beverly Farms
Frank Cousins
Salem
Hawthorne
Boston Art Club
Henry Clay Pierce
Mexican Central Railroad
Beverly
Pride’s Crossing
George L. Perin
D. D
First Universalist Church
Brockton
F. W. Goding
United States
New South Wales
Queensland
Sydney
Lowell
Cc. F. Urann
Lincoln Street
Washington
State
Port maritime traffic lists cleared and sailed ships
Hand Baltimore and a long line of steamers and schooners cleared toward multiple ports including Copenhagen Hamburg and New York while a vast array of vessels sailed from Nantasket Roads. Ships named include L P Holmblad Sif Louisburg and City of Birmingham. Wells of barges, tugs and coasters moved along the coast to Philadelphia Norfolk and Charleston with multiple coal ports and New England coastal ports referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Holmplad
Dan
Copenhagen
Asaytia
Hamburg
Philadelphia
Sif
Louisburg
City of Birmingham
New York
Howard
Baltimore
Norfolk
Neva
Bear River
Admiral Farragut
Port Antonio
Jam
Algonquin
Jacksonville
Charleston
Ss. C
Brunswick
Kershaw
H. M. Whitney
James 8. Whitney
Seaboard
Portland
Eastport
Lancaster
Pottsville
Salem
Logan
Charles F. Mayer
Portsmouth
N. H
So. Co. No
S. O. Co
New_York
Cuba, Co
Bala
Devon
Oxford
Woodbury
Newburyport
Gettysburg, Co
Burnside
Epbrata
Maple Hill
George M. Winslow
Chemung
Cohocton
Pequest
Hoboken
Rondout
Weehawken
Joshua Lovett
Bessie
South Amboy
Marine and
Meer
Perth Amboy
Nottingham
Port Johnson
Cora F. Cressy
Ella M. Storer
Orozimbo
Calais
Nellie Eaton
Gilbert Stancliff
Kennebec
Fannie Hodgkins
Phineas J. Gay
Eastern Port
Thomas W. Lawson
Newport News
T. Charlton Henry
William C. Regie
Percy Birdsall
J. Lindsey
Islesboro
L. B. Mick
Bangor
Otranto
George W. Collins
Sullivan
Annie L. Wilder
Rockland
J. D. Inghrem
Lugand
Cto
Maud Seward
J. Harbor
A. W. Hillis
Belfast
William Pickering
Harold WL. Berry
Eastern Rt
Mary F. Cushman
Millbridge
Southwest Harbor
Charles L. Mitchell
S. G. Haskell
Venus
Mary A Xy Do
Fannie and Fay
South Thomaston
Nat Ayer
Harriet ©. Whitehead
William Thomas
Lubec
Edith Olcott
Ralph H. Hayward
Wilmington
N. C
Tug. Vigilant
Barges Powell
Holton
Co. No
Bayonne
N. J
Francis A. Rice
Church Point
N. S
Omega
Cheve
Island City
Hillsboro
N. B
Therese
Sydney
Glace Bay
Lizzie Gatherine
Pictou
Gazelle
Plympton
Nantasket Roads
M. E. Eldridge
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American Waltham Watch Company
Waltham, Mass
Chicago Journal
Japan
A. E. Winship
Somerville
Journal of Education
Massachusetts State Board of Education
Frank Hill
Edward B. Gillett
Westfield
R. L. Ireland
M. A. Hanna & Co
Hanna
Dan R. Hanna
L. C. Hanna
Ireland
H. M. Hanna
Cambridge
Helen Keller
Radcliffe College
Massachusetts
Howard Stockton
Beacon Street
William Amory
St. Paul’s Church
Miss Stockton
Warner Bros
Nts
Providence
Sarah J. Lee
Unique
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Morocco
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Delicatessen
Omer
Brussels
Soper Yard
Pouna
Cardinal
OIC
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Manilla
Beoiu
Shams
Arlington
Jersey
Wal
Ava
China Hair Receivers
Taovech
Ferris Bros
Fures
Germantown
Valu
McLaren
Lsc
Kennedy Ackers
Delica
Essen
Hand
Barges C. Co. Co
Chicago, Ill
Michael Donnelly
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen
Chicago Federation of Labor
Lowney