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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1890

Page

3

Shipping News Miniature Almanac Highlights Oct extending heavy seas

Oct sailing reports from Boston and Halifax detail arrivals and clearances. Vessels including Avonmore New Brunswick City of Savannah and others faced violent gales from Cape Race to heavy NW seas. several ships report no damage. Largely routine port movements list arrivals from Hamburg Digby Annapolis and St John with crew and passenger details and cargo notes.

Avonmore Itr Itargraves Hamburg Indiie Wm Johnston & Co Cape Race New Brunswick Colby Digby Annapolis Ndse Waldron City of Savannah Googins Savannah Moise Richardson & Barnard Essex Taylor Baltimore Norfolk Grahat Lancaster Obinson Philadelphia Standard Evans Bayonne Katahdin Pierce Bangor Portland Spewman Watertown Kelly Beverly Salem Klihahomson Hansen Lyn Eva Stewart Karri Lawler Halifax Hill Boston Peiss Co 3Scis Avenger Rice Paspebiac Arichiat Deong & Seaman Aurora Borealis McDade St John Robertsplane & Co-C Y Gregory Lishey Hatheway &0 Lorderer Maney London Furness Barkentine Belmont Hagar Trinidad Cotton & Haley Alice Baxter Delong & Seaman Edward Everett Cook Harborville Snowman CF Williams A M Liiberman Glasgow Herman Winter New York Indian Maverick Wrestler Charter Oak Newport News Teader Dwin Morrison Samuel E Spring Figeon Cove Mass Schs Winslow Morse MJ Sewell Jonesport Eddie Davidson M Witch Laurens Max Port-au-Prince Wilmington Patriot Mayaguez Vineyard Rebecca Moulton Pensacola Witch Hazel Tiverton Morlen Cow Bay VTH Bear River Nay Kezia Arichat Ejama C Port Gilvert Jo Norris Kisk Mereghan Percy H Reed Lear River Lizzie J Clark J Frank Seavey Kennebec Rondo Sackville Abby KR Kentley Clark’s Island W Simmons

FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS. NY OCT 18

A fair business appeared in steamer chartering with vessels to oil, cottonseed oil, and petroleum on routes to Marseilles, Bristol Channel, Java, and Java routes. Multiple ships chartered or seeking forward positions with options to UK or New York, including pine bark and coal cargoes, and various ship rates and terms in Scotland and Atlantic markets.

New York Europe Pietro Marseilles Sylvan Lepreaux Emma Mar Jdea's St John Bristol Channel Asla Jiivanira Ene Maras Sur York Java Southa America Hark Giacomino Newport News Jos Rio Britisyh Barg Canning Little Glace Bay Mattie Russell Weehawken Joston Greene Limber Fernandina Alcutua Gdar Dundee Aplandfull Falkland United Kingdom Pegasus Loch Torridon Marlborough Hill Wolf Chittagong Boston

Transatlantic steamship movements listed by ports and ships

A long list of sailing and passing ships from various ports including Antwerp Arzew Readily Wead Buenos Aires Montevideo Apalachicola New York and other routes. Entries note ship names captains and destinations or origins with dates in October.

Fishermen from Granda Banks land codfish shipment

In Lamolne Maine on October 8, a schooner named Granda Banks delivered a codfish cargo of 800 quintals and a second vessel Willard with 1000 quintals. Captain Waller M Young reported the haul and noted the catch as a substantial fish shipment to be processed in local markets.

Lamoine Schs HS Woo Ruil Granda Banks Waller M Young Willard

Ship movements and positions reported in London and New York

The report lists multiple vessels with origins and destinations including London to Philadelphia or New York, New York to Calcutta, New York to Batavia, New York to Hong Kong, Penarth to Colombo, and Buenos Ayres to Brunswick. It notes lat/long positions and dates such as Oct 13 and Aug 29, with Moonbeam 57 days out from Buenos Ayres, and says all well.

Ansrosa London Philadelphia New York Ine Calcutta Orpheus Batavia St Nicholas Hong Kong Almorale Penarth Colombo Bark Moonbeam Boston Barstow Buenos Ayres Brunswick Jark Autocrat Moreau Worddeutscher Lloyd S.L. CO Southampton Bremen Trave FIDER M. Spree ALLER M. Lahn Fulda Paris Havre C. Theo. Guething Doane Street Mass

Notice to Mariners from Newport Rhode Island

Revenue cutter Dexter reports sir Josiah Waitehouse at St George Maine sunk in collision in Vineyard Sound. Wreck lies in ship track with two masts 15 feet out of water, position N by W from Gav Head light three and a half miles, and by N from Vineyard Sound Lightship six miles. Wreck one mile from Nashawena Island in 16 fathoms. Government to remove masts in a few days. Also notes Eastport survey findings near Trent Island and marked shoals and buoys changes around Sullivan Harbor, Crawtree Ledge, Bird Island Seavon and Harbor channels.

Newport Revenue Dexter M L Phillips Josiah Waitehouse St George Vineyard Sound Gav Head Vinyard Sound Nashawena Island Washington Eastport Harver Ackley USN Kital Island West End Crawtree’s Ledge Sullivan Harbor Entrance Maine 403Ton Harbor Bird Island Blats Seavon

New tonnage in schooner and shipyard builds announced

The article notes Glenwood and Tecumseh as leading four masted schooners by tonnage and length, cites a near world record steel sailing ship of 8750 gross tons built in Meadowside, outlines Parker McDonald moving to New London to build four masted and three masted schooners for various captains, lists Rohnert Crosbie & Son and other Boston builders duplicating the Frances Goodnow, mentions Punenzions and Ke Carter planned ships, plus Gypsum King a three masted launch at Captain D S Howard yard with 700 ton capacity and Gypsum Queen soon to launch, all tied to plaster trade interests in Windsor, New York, and Cambridge parties.

Glenwood Isath Tecumseh G . Moses & Co New England Meadowside Ing France Parker & McDonald Madison, Conn New London Mehaffey Sch Crescent Capid D Whinney Scl Billstowe KE P Brockway Sch Bk RR Hinerson Rohnert Crosbie & Son East Boston Capt Kelley Centreville Ac Marcias Lewis EP Boggs Cambridge Boston Frances Goodnow Punenzions Reynolas Line Newport Ke Carter Cavut RM Peak Parksboro D S Howard Bureau Veritas George Pettis Windsor New York Saine Yard E W Dimoc Parties

Marine Notes Describe Transatlantic Steamers Race and Port Movements

Maritime news records the Teutonic and City of New York in a lively race from New York to Liverpool, a Hamburg steamer Normannia passing them, and shifts in routes for the William Lawrence and Alleghany between Baltimore and Providence. It also notes a record 67 hour Fall River to New York round trip, Hydrographic Office activity, and various port reports including a collision in Savannah River damaging Nedjed, ship towings, and other early October events.

Teutonic City of New York New York Liverpool Hamburg Normannia William Lawrence Providence Baltimore Savannah Alleghany Parker Lawrence Boston Fall River John Frances Boston Branch Hydrographic Office Hyannis Bickmore Fullerton Thomaston Thre Tuggor Nortil Sydney Golden Hope Gloucester Louisburg City of Macon Nedjed Macon Astoria Rio Janeiro Cape Horn Vineyard Haven S_ D Carlton Battler Sandy Hook Joan Henry A Burnham Seal Island Yarmuth Linda Parrsboro London W HH Corser George Peake Matthis Queenstown Quebec

Vast Coastal Shipping Movements From Boston to New York

Multiple vessels including steamers Lucy P Miller and Nashua, brig Harry Smith, bark G C Stanford, and ships like City of Philadelphia and Strathairly sailing from Boston, New York, Baltimore, and ports along the East Coast. Logs list Cleared and Sailed dates Oct 15–18 with numerous ports including Providence, Fall River, Newport News, and Havana, reflecting a busy 19th century maritime trade and passenger movement.

Calcutta Aristomene Allison Kentmore Sickle Columba Bull Bay of Panama Wright New York Prankiston Brown Cuthona Dushburn Eprin’s Isle Dixon Sauger Elanope I Jgisy Tena Pickup Havana Gold Hunter Clementsport Sandolphon Bear River Boston Halifax Sirocco Cahoon Demerara Kingston Resultado Providence Clio Lunenburg MANUA Port Spartan Anderson St Helena Montreal Fremona London Knight Companion Bristol Tudor Prince Wilmington Nassau Mary H Williams Russell Key West Mary Jane Roberts Honeer Roperts Victory Bethel Sarah E Doughiss Cameron Unc PONCE Valkyrie Crowell Philadelphia Port Medway Rio Janeiro Pegasus Monlton Calentia United Kingdom Cardiganshire Taylor Gandromela Andrews Moulton Kelton Young Mic Joohn Black Potter Brunswick Surinam Yarmouth Levose Everett Lynn Bangor Wim Slater Waldemar Abus Weymouth Airline Cape Ann Lucy P Miller G C Stanford Castellemare Harry Smith Icha Electa Bailey Majestic Connecticut Charlotte L Morgan Mary Farrow D W Woodruff Bevierly Adele Carson Williams Danversport Balm Sea Vigeon John Morse Hinksey Harvey Anderson Garwood Enos B Phillips Baker Geo A McFadden Malcomson Washington Maria O’ Neel Johnson Falmouth Henley Baltimore Angie L Green McElwee Btladelphia EF W Xehmiat Crammer John AC. Sweeney Higbee Iilenry Tsilliken Kimball Reuben Eastman Eastman George L Dickson Harding Bath Annie KE Stevens Tice Strathairly Pirate Port Antonio Jain Barrow Alameda San Francisco Childe Harold James G Beecher New London Millen Ruinhill Para City of Nantas Brophy Bermuda Hundred Kenzel Lippincott Black Rock Conn Twilight Beaufort Sarah Potter Farnham Bridgeport Three Brothers Bailey Norfolk Ben English Terry Row Fore George & Vreelan Blake E M Read Parsons Charleslon Joel Sheppard Welsh Newark Vanlear Black Lacey Maggie J Lawrence Slallowell Mantua Creek Georgetta Lawrence Wyatt Mary E Morris Cape Henry Montana Carrien Hicks Speed Roniout Vandalia Letts Franklin Fernandina R Bowers Wilson Mabel Thomas Robinson Mary L “Rosby Robert McFarran Montgomery Isaac K Stetson Campbell Hall Newport News Bat Fail River Jo Little Matthews Addie Sawyer Albus Bass Piver Schs Luin Nickerson Windsor Ida L Hall Gabrielson Schs Onward Annie Louise Cole Dawid K Aken Compton Ees News Orion Oston Sailee Herman B Ogden Augustus West Hlerbert C Hall Santos New Havesn E Friend Collins York J & H Crowley Do Tor Soto James D Dewell Kelsey Nobsk Everett Webster Endicott Gardiner Newburyport Berks Bothnia Liverpool Amsterdam Dorian Weissenhorn Bremen Sachs Geo Whitford Foster San Blas Jordan Idgeway Darien Viking Church Newportews M P Grace Ethel Imnacog Hatch Faunten P G ‘Thompson New Bedford Mazurka Rockwort Appolo Hull Wipparehus Saginaw St Domingo Guay Cross Yokohama Apollo Eng Australia Glasgow Antonio Zambrano Bluefielde Grand ‘Lark San Domingo City of Washington John Hayre Purdy Shanghai Japan Gustav & Oscar Anne Lord Kendall Gaad Lillian Woodruff Hoghing Port Au Prince Adelene St Pierre Mig Aurania City of Rome Jersey City Richmond Hill Taormina Adamburg Ems Veendam Rotterdam la Gascoyne Havre Columbia Mediterranean Rockland Martha Innis Hunt Quick Step Buckminster Nellie E Gray Pinkham Silver Spray Mahoney Torrey Julian Decker Spear Ado W Db Mangum Gifford Hero Flummer Kondont J M Kennedy Willard Salem Adam Owlby Bowden Mary McCann Fletcher Anvecy Fred Jackson Port Liberty Portland Wim Boardman Amboy Haverhill Alfred Keen Hoboken Portsmouth Fred Walton Rich Mary Louisa Colfer City of Philadelphia Winn Pensacola O’neill Watts Nashua Williamson el Monte Tillinghast William Marvel Dyer Fall River Robin Rathbun Hook New Lectorn Richard Vr Kieh Sanchez Newport American Eagle Laker Wickford Favorite Nayatt Point John Vletcher J.grell Crowley Etla May L L Hamlin Vester Alice M Ridgeway New Beford Caroline Seaconner Point Eva Mt Lewis Athens Jennie Rogers Maggie Cummins Minch Grace Rushing Oliver Hadtiela St Johns Robert Hi Rathbun Teck Norma Robert Chester Long Island Port Royal Lizzie Chadwick Charleston Kate Mitchell Kennebec Alastain Westport Scis Grace Mass Samuel Lewis Frei Minnesota Aries Edward W Young Howard Dreadnaught Benj Kelley Horatio Slocum Harbeson Hickman Warton Kennebec Thomas W Hyde Sherman Gracie D Chambers Green New Haven Eredlander Kelmer Montevideo Sch Holbrook Edwards Smeaton Tower Warthian Unnell Galveston Scisft Tledges Harper Wareham Howell Leeds Cranmer Gertrude Abbott Cobb Mabel Jordan Sawyer Barks Quirinal Cagliari Charles Parnell Laughlin Arcelona Brig Teneriffe Tracy Cardenas Susie M Perth Amboy Edward Cugshing Whittier Harold le Cousens Davies Boaton Provincetown Wilkesbarre Kbelow Chase Maver Jonathan Sawyer Woodbury Herman F Kimball Radiant Red Beach Mary Lee Newton Rewe Joan Tyler Lake Cheverne Chase Pratt Cora Meador Meador Ella Francis Jennie Pillsbury Wall W_ Ejlhs Rider George Ae Gray Mollie Rhodes Dobbin Philaelphia Anna E Kranz Pervear C B Paine Patterson Calas Henry Taylor Jonesport Evan Leonard Robbins Vineyard Cummings BL Eaton Grierson Calais Harriet Hallen Ivy Belle Land E Norris Anthony Annie Gale Wolfe Quaeco Ndb Annie Harper Tufts St John Bertha Maud Stonington Flattiesnake Elwell Icis Gleaner Thurber Port Johnston Harbor Edward Slade Yulan John D Griffin Eureka Dinsmore Vrorhill Wrout Westort Savannah Chestina Redman Coe Mary F Godfrey Godfrey New Ork George H Millis Tillotson Ilias Ross Lewis Millville Storm Stabb Spray Martin Ai Steelman Elias Ross Mullville Tenant Win Wilson Whelpley Ann Libbey Plymouth Beta Corbett Machinsport F Walsh Canby Port John Brig Sparkling Water Kiladelphia MC Moseley Timothy Field Stratton Cane Haytain Myra Spear Caswell Georgetown Warfeham Stony Brook Wells Chase Sprague

Ship Letters at Boston Post Office List of Recipients

A published overhead list compiles letters remaining at the Boston Post Office on Saturday October 18, prepared for the Post by Alonzo F Johnson, superintendent of general delivery. The roster includes numerous names and vessel references such as steamships Kansas Brixham Nessmore Castledale Navarro and ships Daphne Nellie Brett and Lizzie Barker among others.

Boston Post Alonzo F Johnson General Delivery George Adams Kansas J A Rettencourt Mark Kennard Frank T Looks Mary E Moore Benoit Daphne William Burke Lizzie Barker P A Back Nellie Brett J Cottrell Brixham Erik Carlson Lepanto Freda G Copeland Lizzie Williams Jerry Casey Nessmore Joseph L Doane Mary Freeland Eddie Ellingwood Alpine M Emerson Kronos Baptiste Eimona Heatrice Thomas Ninson Henry E Congdon Wm Hakansson Annie J Pardee Charlies Flartz Thetis Hartvig Haldorsen Silas McLean James Strachan Navarro Wim Swanson Ethelred Andrew Scott Oranmore Charles Spurlin Josie Johnson A H Scow Stroud Cambusdoon A D Simmons Jennie Lockwood O ' Tyler Valparaiso Michael Theresa Nesgsmore John W Walls Amy Hanson

Ocean Steamers and Various Port Calls Listed

Shipping notes show multiple steamship calls and sailing dates including London Stockholm City Hull Jamaica Jamaica Norseman Yarmouth and Boston Fruit Co entries. Firms named include Sanderson Co Gill & Lootz Gardner Rich'n & Bard Warren & Co Thayer & Lincoln and G Hall & Co with dates Oct 1 through Oct 22. The list also mentions destinations such as Liverpool Antwerp Oranmore and Yarmouth with several consignments.

Stockholm London Colorado Hull Any Palestine Liverpool de Ruyter Antwerp Worcester Halifax City of Macon Savanash Wronesday Oranmore Koweng Wee Os Bluefields Yamuri Jamaica Norseman Yarmouth Bowden Vostonia G Hall & Co Boston Fruit Co Thayer& Lincoln Savannah N& Barn Roman Warren & Co Yarnmouth Amij G Hall & Co MRB Gardner Bavarian rwLine City of Macon R’h’s N&p Ba JG Hall & Co

Shipping Schedule and Listings From Moville to Liverpool

A fragmented OCR list shows ship arrivals and departures with dates in October, naming firms like Henderson Bros, Underhill & Co, G Hall & Co, and Ismay. Ports include Moville, Liverpool, Yarmouth, Antwerp, Rotterdam, and Gothenburg, with times around 8 AM to 4 PM and several destinations such as Savannah, Colon, and Glasgow.

Tisdinte Moville Henderson Bros Havana NY & C Mail Kingston Lim F’w D & Co Ismay Rotterdam Funch, Dye &Coda A Baldwin Queneto Underhill New York Colon Yiendez Numez Lavana Cuesday Liverpool Underhill &Co rRothnia Vhbr wn&Co Britannic Ity Berlin T & Sons Noordland Antwerp Writ & Sons Snraloui iHavena Normanpnia Hamburg Curtis State of Nevada Glasgow Baldwin Alaska

Steamship Mail Closings for Europe From Boston Oct 25

Registered correspondence to Great Britain Ireland France Belgium Germany ships depart Oct 25 morning on Haiifax via Halifax and Cephalonia from Boston direct. Ordinary mail closes 8 p.m. with cutoffs at 6 p.m. for most Europe and 2:25 p.m. for all other European countries.

Great Britain Ireland France Belgium Netherlands Switzerland Austria Italy Spain Portugal Germany Denmark Sweuer Norway Russia Turkey New York Alaska Cuba Saratoga Great Briain Sweden Trave Noordland Jamaica Dorian Porto Rico Smeaton Tower Nova Scotia Yarmouth Boston The Bahama Islands Santiago Normannia Ermuda Orinoco St. Croix St. Thomas Windward Island Bermuda Curacoa Venezuela Savanilla Philadelphia Security Elgium European la Bourgogne Havre Belgian Spree Nether Msterdam Scotland Circassia Nova Scota Miquelon Newfoundland Losion Direct Cephalonia

Shipping Mails Messages From San Francisco Departures

For Society Islands the ship City of Papelli sails from San Francisco October 31 with mails closing at the Boston office October 45 5 p m For Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports and for the Last Indies except several regions the steamship City of Peking sails from San Francisco November 1 with mails closing October 26 5 p m at Boston For Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan and Hawaiian Islands the Zealandia sails November 15 from San Francisco mails close at Boston Navy 9 5 p m

Society Islands City of Papelli San Francisco Boston Japan Shanghai Hong Kong Indies British India Straits Settlements Siam Dutch East Indies Peking Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan Hawaiian Islands Zealandia Navy

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