Pullman Palace Car Company Year End Report Details
The Pullman Palace Car Company reports for the year ending July 31, 1886, revenues total 5,628,512.10 with operations and other disbursements totaling 4,467,580.91, leaving a surplus of 1,155,681.19. Assets list 691 cars and equipment plus real estate, patents, and cash totaling 25,794,654.66, with capital stock at 15,927,200 and bonded debt of 2,220,000. Mileage under contracts rises to 72,544 miles, an increase of 105 miles. Population comparison notes 9,015 residents versus 8,508 in the 1889 census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman Palace Car Company
Pullman
Ill
Chicago
Cook County
Til
Detroit
St. Louis
Central Transportation Company
Cosasstion
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
New England Roadmasters Hold Fourth Annual Convention
A Manchester New Hampshire despatch reports the fourth annual convention of the New England Roadmasters Association opened Thursday afternoon with representatives from across New England. President J W Shanks gave the annual address as the secretary W F Ellis read a favorable report. Inventors demonstrated track tools and members discussed them at length. Officers elected include President A C Stevens Boston and Maine, vice president D S Lene New York New Haven Hartford, chaplain E H Homer Central Vermont, secretary W F Ellis Providence Worcester, treasurer J R Patch Connecticut River, executive committee P A Eaton, L H Perkins Concord, G W Bishop New York New Haven Hartford, and Fitchburg Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Boston & Maine Railroad
Lene
New York
New Haven & Hartford Railroad
E. H. Homer
Central Vermont Railroad
W. F. Ellis
Providence &Worcester Railroad
J. R. Patch
Connecticut River Railroad
P. A. Eaton
Concord Railroad
L. H. Perkins
G. W. Bishop
Fitchburg Railroad
Northwest railroad project to Duluth to Sault Ste Marie
Mr Olcott of the Central Trust Company and Mr Ream of Chicago with others sign a contract with Brown Harvard to build a Duluth to Sault Ste Marie line joining the Canadian Pacific. The route shortens distance to the East by about 250 miles and is due for completion in January 1835. This benefits the Northern Pacific and Omaha roads ending at Duluth and Bayfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Olcott
Central Trust Company
Mr. Ream
Chicago
Brown, Harvard &Co
Duluth
Sault Ste. Marie
Canadian Pacific
Northern Pacific
Omaha
Bayfield
Stockholders Meet on Vermont & Canada Road Directors
The Vermont and Canada road held its annual stockholders meeting in St. Albans. Directors elected include J N Mason Richmond J P Clark Milton J G Smith St Albans E C Smith St Albans Alfred s Hall Thomas H Perkins and Augustus Juss Boston. Freight and coal updates follow with October and November shifts and earnings reports across Illinois Indiana and Oregon lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont & Canada Road
St. Albans
J. N. Mason
Richmond
J. P. Clark
Milton
J. G. Smith
E. C. Smith
Alfred ‘S, Hall
Thomas H. Perkins
Augustus Juss
Boston
Northwest
Northwest Freight Pool
Chicago
Missouri Pacific
Colorado Line
Colorado Springs
Colorado Midland
Salt Lake City
Oregon Railway & Navigation
Ilinois Central
Indiana, Bloomington & Western
Fishing Items Report by American Fish Bureau Grovcrest ER Oct 21
Grovcrest ER Oct 21 reports from telegraph via the American Fish Bureau for Oct 20 21 0 Arrivals include Hi B Griffin 250 barrels mackerel G W Tarr 6 barrels mackerel and 175 barrels shore herring eight schooners off Marblehead 28900 pounds pollock 8060 pounds cod Fifteen mackerel seiners from Sydney had a good day Oct 11 Jennie Severance 1090 barrels Belle A Nauss 300 barrels spiked loss Grava H Benson arrived Provincetown 190 barrels mackerel small sardine herring near Gay Head with large mackerel mixed fairly well near Dennisport 55 barrels sea packed no barrel shore herring catch light pollock small compared to last year Cinderella landing 1000 quintals hake at Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Swift
Provincetown
Grand Banks
Newcastle
N. H
Cape Cod
Nathan Cleaves
Wellfleet
Triton
Georges
American Fish Bureau
New England
Maine
Gloucester
North Bay
Cape Shore
Boston
Shore
Fares Shore
W. H. Foye
I. G. Merritt
Sandwich
Hi. B. Griffin
G. W. Tarr
Marbblehead
Sydney
C. By
Jennie Severance
Belle A. Nauss
Grava H. Benson
Gay Head
Dennisport
Cinderella
Glouces
Ship News From Atlantic Ports Reveals Steamer Arrivals
Maritime notices list multiple steamers arriving and departing across New York Philadelphia Bremen Havana Southampton Lizard Sydney Liverpool and Hong Kong ports with dates from October 16 to October 21. Vessels include City of Puebla Nederland Trave Devonshire Lepanto Cienfuegos Mararoa Burgundia and Sidonian among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City of Puebla
Havana
India
Hamburg
Gothia
Stettin
Maharamh
Girgenti
Humboldt
Rio Janeiro
Llandaff City
Swansea
Antillas
Kingston
Philadelphia
Nederland
Antwerp
Laturestina
Bremen
Conan
Baltimore
Cienfuegos
Southampton
Trave
Lizard
Lepanto
Newcastle
Madrid
Suez
Devonshire
China
Japan
Sydney Nsw
Mararoa
San Francis Cogd
Liverpool
Sarnia
Montreal
Thanemore
Debate
Savannah
Cry of
Rome
Gibraltar
Blagdon
Carthagena
Sidonian
Mediterranean
News York
Burgundia
Hong Kong
City of Rio Janeiro
San Francisco
Para
Portueusa
Notice to Captains at Boston Station on Oct 21
Observations recorded at United States Signal Station Boston at 7 AM noting wind direction SW and fresh clear conditions. Captains should correct barometer readings by adding one hundredth of an inch for every ten feet above sea level, based on daily observations at the stated hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Greenwich
Boston & Lowell Railroad Corporation
Central Massachusetts Railroad
Cram
S. Mellen
Port of Boston quiet winds report and arrivals October 21
Coastwise and foreign arrivals at Boston harbor list steamers and ships: State of Maine, Chatham, Spartan, Glaucus, Katahdin, Tremont, City of Gloucester, City of Portsmouth, Storm King with barge Oakland in tow, and multiple schooners and brigantines. Entries include crews, destinations from St John to Baltimore, and cargoes such as lumber and muse. Cleared vessels include Lapland for Montevideo and several steamers for New York, with wind conditions noted at sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Maine
Hilyard
St John
Eastport
Portland
Muse
W H Kilby
Chatham
Hallett
Baltimore
Norfolk
Moise
Page 8
George E Smalley
Spartan
Nickerson
Philadelphia
Lb B Suimpson
Glaucus
Berry
New York
H M Whitney
Katahdin
Homer
Bangor
Tremont
Donovan
Geo McQuesten
Lizzie Wilson
Chadwick
Newport News
Annie Conant
Thompson
Clara Leavitt
Lombard
John F Merrow
Commercial Point
Mary Sanford
Brown
Edwin I Morrison
Lavender
Howard A Hunt
Buckaloo
Colin
Baker
Mary Nowell
Lank
Ruth Robinson
Kelsey
Billow
Emery
Elizabethport
Python
Cheney
Eddyville
Alice Belle
Parker
Rondont
Sallie
Morton
Leper
Millville
Lucy
Wooster
Tiverton
Star of the West
Davis
Bristol
Franklin
Smith
Eden
J B Stinson
Stinson
Deer Isle
Grant
Reed
Isoothbay
Annie L Wilder
Thurston
Rockport
Addie E Seavey
Haggerty
Newburyport
Nettleton
Snow
Nantuecker
Herbert
Perkins
Mass
Charlie Steadman
Mitchell
Lanesville
M Hamilton
Cleaves
Vinalhaven
Cleared
Lapland
Perry
Montevides
J S Emery & Co
Richard
Thivedean
Meleghan
J G Hall & Co
Grace Rice
Marshall
Vermouth
G Hall & Co
Carrie
Anthony
Bear River
Delong & Seaman
City of Macon
Kelley
Savannah
Nickerson & Crosby; Alleghany, Taylor, Baltimore Via Norfolk, George E Smalley
Charles F Williams
Henry
Winship
Doane
H Mayo & Co
Carrie EB Pickering
Vantarassa
Ila
J P Ellicott
Maritime collision near Machias Bay reported
A schooner from St John New Brunswick collided with the Amherst of Parrsboro near Machias Bay on the 16th, damaging bowsprit and fittings. Other vessels including Ollo and Speedwell from St John to New Bedford and Boston respectively were observed, with brig Stacy Clark seen near Vineyard Haven on the 16th and the Charter Oak and Maraie of Howard A noted in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atachlasport
Speedwell
St John
New Bedford
Flp
Boston
Ollo
New York
Machias Bay
Sch
Amherst
Parrsboro
Vineyard Haven
Stacy Clark
L Richardson
Charter Oak
Maraie
Howard
Fishing Fleet Losses Mark New England Year
A Gloucester report details the loss of the schooner Cat Packer and the wreck of several other vessels. The year ends with 27 ships lost, 116 seamen dead or missing, 28 widows, and 56 orphans. The Georges Clark & Co ship was valued at 173000 dollars with insurance of 126657.50, built in 1884 in New London, carrying 84.28 tons, and owned by George Clark & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
M J Eliott
Thurston
Boston
Port
Wentworth
Pendleton
Kennebee
New York
J H Butler
Carter
Sullivan
Lynn
Cashman
Brown
St George
Buston
Gloucester
Iwis Freeman
Mt Desert
Sarah Franklin
Vinalhaven
S Sawyer
Bristol
Dewitt
Wel
Y Hackett
Ipswich
Ang
Common Tucker
New London
Conn
New England
George Clark & Co
Gloucester Mutual Fishing Insurance Comany
Cat Packer
Ocean Lodge of Oddfellows
Constantine Lodge
George L Smith
Samuel Ts
Pythias
Antwerp to Valparaiso Shipping Log Highlights Oct Entries
Maritime entries list vessels sailing or passing on dates from October and October 21, recording ship names owners and ports of origin or destination. Vessels include Ferdinand Lutken New York, Caroline Biermann Philadelphia, Canarvonshire Jones Norfolk and Benmore Jenkins Tacoma, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Ferdinand
Lutken
New York
Blaye
Caroline
Biermann
Philadelphia
Barbados
Canarvonshire
Jones
Norfolk
Cadiz
Lizzie Date
St Johns
Ceara
Jura
Morrison
Para
Dieppe
Skiblander
Borresen
Pascagonia
Park Astronom
Johanne
Isaacksen
Parrsboro
London
Magnat
Paust
Limerick
Fidelia
Anderson
Sydney
Leghorn
Felix Mendelssohn
Mahiman
Tybee
Malaga
Jupiter
Amlalin
Patriot Queen
Harper
Dalhousie
Glasgow
Penarth Roads
Minnie
Elkin
Nutter
St John
Valparaiso
Benmore
Jenkins
Tacoma
Bark Ships Passages From Norfolk Galveston and New York
Bark S R Lyman Pinkham sails from Norfolk for Deme rara with Oct 2 position 34 30 lon 60 d6. Bark Celia Drew departs Galveston bound for Queenstown about Oct 12 at lat 34.0 and lon 79.0. Sch Matheson sails from New York for St Domin go on Oct 5 with lat 28 3 66 and lon 63 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S R Lyman. Pinkham
Norfolk
Demerara
Celia
Drew
Galveston
Queenstown
Sch
Matheson
New York
St Domingo
Stormy seas wreak havoc on vessels near coastlines
Reports from multiple ports detail damaged ships and gear. Amarylles from Swansea lost boats and sails. Leonard from Digby, NS limps into Boothbay leaky with broken rigging. C F Ollsen and Hercules ashore or sinking. Teutonia and Aller incidents cited. Various wrecks and tow operations extend from Galveston to Halifax and Boston with crews rescued or ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarylles
Swansea
Philadelphia
Robert J
J W) Leonard
Digby
Boston
Boothbay
Galveston
Ericsson
Sch
Ollsen
Sabine Pass
London
Thames
John W Marr Cotten
Hamburg
Calcutta
Blankenen
Brunhausen
Shin Eclipse
Shellaber
New York
Schiller
Steinborner
San Francisco
Havre
Kjelland
Nor
Larsen
Fleetwood
Falmouth
Halifax
Alice
Kaiz
Annapolis
Machias
Jacksonville
Fla
Wellgunde
Cape Haytien
New Orleans
Quebec
L'Anse Agi Jesiag
Hercules
Campeachy
Silas
Peterson
Henrietta
Corpus Christi
Lake Charles
Fowler
Savanah
Benison
Bremen
Monomoy Point
Chatham
Cane Cod
Kelsey
Vineyard Sound
Gardiner
Hannah M Buell
Steelman
Absecom
Knickeroocker Ice Company
Atlantic City
Pittston
Harwich
Hattie V Kelsey
Randall
Rathburn
Llandaff City
Durham City
Ann Webster
Mass
Chatham Bay
Monomoy Life Saving Station
Antwerp Sailed Oct 20 and Caribbean port listings
Shipping notices list vessels departing and loading cargo with destinations including Montreal Boston New York and Norfolk. Entries note ships from Antwerp Barbados Baracoa Cuxhaven and Bremen with crews Bonded duties and sailing dates in October.
Multiple vessels sail and load across Atlantic routes in Oct
Maritime notices list ships and brigs sailing or cleared from ports including New York Liverpool Havana Havre London and Singapore with dates Oct 1 12 17 20 21 and Sept 8 10 and ships such as Moravia Catarina Naomi Ellwell Elwell Egypt Matilda and others. cargoes passengers and destinations include Philadelphia Boston Savannah Liverpool Montreal Barbados New Orleans Baltimore and Montreal with crews and route details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Ferdinand
Luthen
New York
Baumwall
Bender
Montreal
Barbados
Ariadne
Trainor
St Martins
Boston
Swiftsure
Anis
Gonaives
Baracoa
Mary Bradford
Oliver
Ella A Warner
Graves
Bembridge
George Stetson
Wood
Havre
Baltimore
Bremen
Elise
Winters
New Oreans
Donar
Kuhn
New Orleans
Benisaf
Wick Bay
Bavia
Anna
Uddenberg
Musketa
Cullen
Cuxhaven
Australia
Chatham
Princess Alexander
Hollywood
Quebec
Einigkeit
Schmidt Bordeaux
Cardenas
Matilda Brooks
Nichols
Norfolk
Peal
Sarah Chambers
Carter
Hamburg
Havana
Cienfuegos
Moravia
Petsoldat
Parks Marie Louise
Behring
Johannes
Stover
Flalifax
Catarina
Olivart
Penarth
Twilight
McKenzie
Naomi
Pettersen
Stellii
Nettie Parker
Corbett
Iloilo
Sovereign
Putnam
Catherina
Bona Boston
Liverpool
Lord Clive
Urquhart
Philadelphia
Orator
London
Stockholm City
Doyle
Lizard
Elwell
Barstow
North Sydney
Horton
Plymouth
Vine
Anerly
Las Palmas
Savannah
New Port
Cilurnum
Mace
Inevitas
Susan Bergen
Rafford
Port Spain
Talisman
Delano
Teneriffe Richardson
Washington, DC
Hattie Weston
Morton
Artizan
Stevens
Bull River
Jersey
Penarel
Everest
Wilmington
Padang
Kroyne
Neill
New Org
Singapore
Matilda
Merryea Mantong
Loth
Escort
Waterhouse
Enang
Si John
Sokoto
Perry
Yarmouth
Angelia
Mitchell
Machias
Beni Ff
Biggs
Mario
Pou
Barcetona
Aberlemno
Clark
Passing of Leng and East Coast sailings amid crowded ports
Maritime list from Astorla to New York records arrivals and clearances on the 19th to 21st. Vessels include bark Pass of Leng Mackie Baltimore bound, steamers Blackstone Ryder Providence Vineland, brig Clara lickens Savannah, and many schooners and steamers sailing to Boston Philadelphia Bay cities. Officials note heavy winds and varied routes through Cape Henry Calais Dover Newport News and New York port traffic with multiple cleara nces and sailings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astorla
O—Ar
Pass
Leng
Mackie Portland
Baltimore- Ar
Blackstone
Ryder
Providence
Vineland
Gillingham
New York
Clara Lickens
Eddy
Savannah
Sch
Commerce
Hodgdon
Charleston
Main
Lander
Bremen
Chas Ff Mayer
Anthony
Hoboken
Union
Fokken
Hamburg
Joe Read
Allen
Galveston
Matthew Franklin
McDonald
Loston
Ellen M Golder
McLeod
Woodward Abrahams
Snow
Carrie A Norton
Hodgsdon
Bridgevort
Henry Walker
Green
Newark
Win Hird
Heed
Kertha
Walker
Westgate
Lizzie Carter
Portland
Sbs Kute
Ogden
C H Foster
Ringdove
Stallowell
Mass
Bangor
Henry Whitney
Tapley
Hyannis
A W Elis
Ferguson
Boston
Kenduskeag
Levenson
Portsmouth
Serena
Kendall
Lucy M Collins
Lyra
Dodge
Stamtorp
Onward
Lowell
Provincetown
Idaho
Ferkins
Weymouth
Redondo
Lord
Fairdealer
Smith
J P Over
Deming
Rockport
Bath
Rebecca A Taulane
Champion
Laward Hschmidt
Cranmer
Philadelphia
Isaac H .Tilger
David W Hunt
Hall
Morgan City
Brunswick
Bark Inverallen
Schultz
Liverpool
Stephen G Hart
Rivers
Belayfort
Crawford
Baltimore
Key West
Mary Stewart
Conant
Henry Withington
Isaiah BK Stetson
Trask
Hattie Turner
Keene
Withington
John G Schnidt
Webb
Willian E Clowes
Fenny
Henry D May
Morris
Fernandina
Cape Henry
Mark Alabama
Martin
St Jonh
Washington
Calais
Freddie Eaton
Ashford
Emma Louise
Davis
F A
Like
Norwood
Gen Scott
Rich
Martha Nickels
Perry
J C Harraden
Strout
Harriet
Gipps
Maud Malloch
Johnson
Mary E Amsden
Clark
Dover
Wr A Crocker
Hutchings
Abbie H Gheen
Gheen
Darien
Meyer & Miller
Perkins
Edgartown
Nantasket
Richardson
Triumph
Havre
Georgelows
Mattie May
Georgetown
Everett Webster
Baker
Fall River
Mary KL Morse
Crocker
Abel W Parker
Plymouth
Katie J Hoyt
Bearse
Wide Awake
Winefield
Saco
Jennie A Stubbs
Haskell
Belfast
Robert Pority
Lowe
Salem
Julia
Martha
John Somes
Jacksonville
Grove
Lizzie Major
Cote
Oston
Sarah © Smith
Knott
John M Davis
Greene
Stillwell
Kky West
Alamo
Rick
Lynn
Centipece
New Orleans
Wanderer
Galt
Puerto Cortez
Morgan
Havana
Santa Anna
Daccarino
Lisbon
Macheen
Ruatan
Port Bads
Wooton
Wodan
Reval
Saturnina
Author
el Monte
Knickerbocker
Geof Kelly
Tuspan
Alicia
Cienfuegos
City of Mexico
Travxillo
Morse
Sandringham
Aspinwall
Newport News
Sarah E Ward
SnifJed
Harbinger
Brest
Williamine
Olsen
Newbern
Henrietta Till
Hill
Norefolk
Alma Craig
Buyers
Jiaud Steward
Edwin Martin
Benton
New Haven
New Bedford
Rachel Seaman
Norfolk
Win Bement
James M Flannagan
Win H Rowe
Werth
Marshall
Minguas
Cobb
Seal Island
Albany
Franconia
Falkner
Newport
James M Bayles
Ryon
Gardiner
Frank Malley
J W Vannaman
Oakwood
Narragansett Pier
Fanny & Fay
Quincy Point
P G Thompson
Newbedford
Glenora
St John
Velma
Apple River
Siles McLean
Rockland
Joseph Katoudt
Bouton
Bertha
Mabel Rose
Plow Boy
H F Dimock
Vidette
Henry
Parogan
TS Garland
Agnes
Somerset
Kate Foster
Lands River
Hyne
Richmond
Lagonia
Clark’s Island
Eliza Ann
Shamrock
Celtic
Glendel
St Ronans
Portamouth
Hell Gate
20Th
Eleanora
Abrayz
Erie Lewis L Squire
Overton
Whitestone
Icis Clifton
McLean
Halifax
Lilly Salle
Ero
Bucco
Wilcox
St Johan
Andrew J York
Wallace
Hattie A Butler
Carroll
Nettie Cushing
Robinson
Thomaston
David K Akin
Fuller
Yarmouth
S L Simmons
J P Griffin
Lincoln
Success
Robert Myhan
Doane
Annie E Moore
Lockett
Josephine
Palmer
Narragansett Tier
John G Perry
Byxbee
Norwalk
George & Edgar
Greenwich
Herbert E Fisher
Lewis
Kelly
Aye
Cleveland
Port Johnson
Mary Limburner
Fickett
J W Woodfull
W Locke
Chase
Maggie Mulvey
Randell
Loduskia
Alley
Danversport
Urbana
Fyler
Noank
Adam Short-land
Hardy
Conn
Golden Bay
Young
Promised Land
A Randolph
Murlock
Melville
Kate Walker
Newton
Amboy
D B Hiller
Wellfleet, Conn
Wm Bement
Pochasset
Port and ship movements across Atlantic and coastal harbors
The report lists ships and vessels cleared or sailing from multiple ports including Baltimore New Haven Norfolk New Bedford Whitestone New York Philadelphia Providence Portland and Saco. It notes the Agnes Campbell the Dictator the Boylston the Talisman the Nederland and other vessels with captains origins destinations and sail dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick
Baltimore
Saco
Elias Moore
Falkingburg
New Haven
Rachel Seaman
Smith
Norfolk
New Bedford
Whitestone
HJ Libby
Richardson
New York
Wellington
Ascagoula
Agnes Camnpell
Neilsen
Dordrecht
Ad Lena K Storer
Havana
Leo 20Th
Dictator
Jager
Newark
Boylston
Small
Boston
Sels Navuarino
Lynn
James I Bayles
Robinson
Shiladelphia
Berks
Adams
Providence
Barks Talisman
Baker
Powe
Fly
Moore
Stonewall
May Williams
Ree Ad
Ellen Volgate
Betts
James River
Gertrude Abbott
Champion
Augustus Hunt
Win H Schubert
King
la Rose Leeds
Catharine Whiting
Briggs
Linn O’ Dee
Miller
Kingston
Barksgamora
Slocomb
Great Yarmoth
Maria Parodi
Paglionia
Genoa
Kennard
Bettomcourt
Trinidad
Barbados
Alex Campbell
Bunker
Portland
Geof Sweeny
Hewitt
Galveston
Joseph Baker
Eaton
Ichs
Kk Hamel
Fenimore
Storm
Stabb
Stonington
Minnie
Smithers
Insley
John McGinnis
Riggan
Geof Lochner
Wiltbank
Cardenas
Richard 5 Learning
Doughty
John Rose
Allende
Emily
Washington
Nederland
Antwerp
Laurestina
Swansea
Vrig John H Crandon
Peirce
Matanzas
Delaware
Magnolia
Davis
Aspinwall
Clotilde
Coggins
Nellie Smith
Wallace
Port Spain
Louise
Larsen
Glasgow
Perth Amboy
Scis
M J Laughton
Morang
Nena Baker
Sarah Louise
Murshy
Kate Walker
Newton
Bangor
F F Mead
Mead
Marsters
Almeria
Norambera
Harding
Thompson
Ball
Peekskill
Congress
Mills
Golden Rule
Norwich
Sarah B Bulkley
Bulkley
Westport
Conn
Anna B Jacobs
Waver
East
U & Revenue
Levi Woodbury
Speedwell
Reed
St John
Roy
Lister
Florida
Hall
Mary Elizabeth
Dunton
Boothbay
Charles
Lawrence
Kennebec
Philadelphia
Delia Hinds
Bonsey
Seabied
Thurston
Watchman
Jones
Calais
Jasper
Ophir
Gott
Bath
Mattie F Dyer
Payson
Turker
Brics Akbar
Holmes
Machias
Clyde
Strum
Port Medway
Sehs
Edward Johnson
Drisko
Mobile
McClellan
Fields
West Point
Aries
Loveland
Schs
Annie L Green
Webster
Banger
Weymouth
Atalanta
Pettee
William McLeon
Victory
Snow
Rockland
Bell Brown
Haskell
Annie E Rudelph
Levins
Mary E Oliver
Hodgdeen
A’ Hammond
Gilpatrick
Mary F Corson
Bienzi
Chatto
Salem
Williamsport
Icis Race Horse
Bishon
South Amboy
Robert County
Lowe
Hoboken
Thomas Borden
Conroy
Tucker
Allen
Vineyard Haven
Vandalia
Shelter Island
A L Mitchell
Franklin
San Francisco
Nicholas Layer
Crosby
Honalua
Dunscore
Hind
Londonderry
Edderside
Lane
Queenstown
Seatple
Ist
Germania
Owens
Savannah
Degmal
Horboe
Palma Majorca
Sjomenden
Lunde
Oporto
City of Augusta
Nick
VESSELS IN PORT LIST FOLLOWS FOR TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
A dense roster lists ships and tonnages in port with vessels from Brown Brothers to City lines, noting names such as Bonanza Emily F Whitney and Constitution McDougall. Entries show owners, wharfs, and marginal street references, reflecting a busy harbor inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Brothers
New York & New Engle
Bonanza
CC Chapman
New York & New Eng
Emily F Whitney
Mystie Hoogly
Constitution McDougall
Mystie Mindoro
Kelly’s
Sea Witch
Sargent’s
Public Notices and Names From Historic Newspaper Fragment
A fragmented list of names and entities appears, including Maude Sherwood, Nellie C Paine, Rebecca Shepherd, and William Mason, with scattered addresses and connections to places like Charlestown bridge and Fitchburg RR. The OCR yields numerous partials, suggesting a public notice or directory page with street names and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Sherwood
Mattie Holmes
Bartlett
MC Mosely
Mary L Varney
Pope
Boston
Comey
Blacker & Shephard
Nellie C Paine
Charlestown Bridge
Nellie Clay
Bybee
Lok
Fitchburg
Orlando
Perobscot
Rebecca Shepherd
Maul
Samuel
Fitchbury
Stephen G
Aes
Sarah A Townsend
Litehfield Sgp
Peru
Union Two Brothers
William Mason
William Bwood
Willie H Hiewins
Mails Close At Boston For Europe And Americas
Shipping notice lists mail close times from Boston for outbound steamships to Europe via Brest Havre and Queenstown Liverpool Umbria and other routes. It names vessels including Normandie Umbria Chesg sia Caricas and Bal tit with departures from New York on October 22 and 23. Also details connections through Key West Tampa and Mexico routes with Aca pulos and Amicitia among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Brest
Havre
Normandie
New York
Priday
Cannes
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Umbria
Scotland
Glasgow
Chesgsia
Goroy
Central America
South Pacific
Alvinwall
iGeelnel Acre
St. Domingo
Cape Hayti
Turk’s Island
Ozaia
New Pock
Para
Maranhain
Ceara
Brazil
Clement
Bat- Any
St. Vincent
Granada
Irinidad
Amicitia
Tpreshay
Cubs
Rai
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Boston
Danyates
Mexico
Acapulos
Ota Calie
Granady
Rinidad
Fri- Tso Yel
Bliefields
Nic
New Orleans
Rites
Ge Sakae Tbo
SAO Bee M
Shipping notices from Pacific routes reported
For Australia Fiji New Zealand, Samoan and Sandwich Islands via Mariposa from San Francisco on November 2. For Society Islands via City of Papeiti from San Francisco on October 81. For China Japan and East Indies excluding British India via City of Peking from San Francisco on October 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Samoan
Sandwich Islands
San Francisco
Society Islands
City of Papeiti
China
Japan
the East Indies
British India
City of Peking
Burdett Young & Ingalls Co Partnership Dissolution
The limited copartnership Burdett, Young & Ingalls, formed January 2, 1882 in Hogton Mass, renewals through 1886, dissolved by mutual consent. Signatories include Horatio S. Burdett, Amos S. Young, Ef. Herbert Ingalls, Jules M. Burns, and Charles Whitten, with acknowledgment by Horace Giraldi, JP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdett, Young & Ls. Galls
Hogton
Mass
Boston
Horatio. S. Burdett
Amos
Si. Young
Suffolk
Burdett, Youngs Ingalls
Burns and Whitten
Horace Giraldi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cunard Line
Cork Harbor
Catalonia
Botionia
Cephalonia
Pavonia
Great Britain
Ireland
State Street
Mpany
The
Cunard Steamship Co., I Limited
Allan Line
H-bernian
Keom
Ferry
Charlie Ay
Casey
Broad Street
BE. & A. Allan
State St
Warren Line
Root
Besto Roalan
Palestine
Norseman
Warren & CO
Possefsice Square
Farmouth
YAR i
Eamon Ptf
Dominion
Lewis Lee Wharf
ALPHA
N.S
St. John
N. B
Kentville
Davison
Digbe
City OF
At. John
Barrington
Shelburne
Leckwort
Lunenberg
Walter Hall
Lewis Wharf
J. G. Hall & CO
Chatham Street
Ship News
Miniature Agmanac
Port OF
Marine Notes
BARKS
Heahins
Augustine Kobbe
Littlefiela’s
Saac Jackson
Lilian
Jerry Lottie Moore
Mary Edey
Mystic Moonbeam
Nereid
Sos Cic
Nannie T Bell
Comey's Payie
Ets
Savanna
Tos
Enee
Sea Gull
Sloeack
Grand Junction St Cloud
Kelly's
Margimal Street
Luima
Gray’s
Barkentines
Albert Schultze
Litchfield
Arthur & Wade
Standard
Charles L Pearson
Simpson's
Whidden
Hattie G
McFarland
Lyon, Dupuy & Co
Annie R Storer
Grand Junction
Carrie Purinten
Seer Trey
Gray
Carrie Ib Pickering
Lincoln’s
FE H Williams
Merry
Cee Renee
Pomsey
Set
Olean Lahaina
Whiddens
Mic Haskell
Rison
Emiream Motley
Gol
Fiosa Baker
Lod
Grand Junction Telos
Angie L Green
Anna E Ketchum
BOS
Irene
Roby
Albert F Stearns
ABS
Aspie L Henderson
Marginal
Alfred Brabrook
Federal Street
Bessie H Rose
Pitchburg
Baylies Wood
Sip Icale
Elena Luits’ Bertram L Townsend
Bertha Dean
Lovejoy
Benj
Atlantic Works Bay Stone
Ee Tirrell
Bushrod W Hill
Charles River
Charles N Simmons
Mystic Celina
Medford Street
Carl D Lothrop
Carrie A. Pitman
Ula
Ula Ate Aticy Eines Comey
Calabria
Charles Hi Haskel
Burnham’s
Bb CB Wood
Mewlig
Edward L Warren
Bokoes B& A
Elliot L Dow
Ant
Waido Bros
Eva L Ferris
Boston Towboat Co
Enos
PB Phillips
Ntemia Nickerson
Edward R Emerson
Sealers
Mie
Freddie L Porter
Frank Harrington
Fiske
Frank G Dow
Charles River Governor Hall
Georgia Shephard
Grace Davis
Prescott
MceQuesten
Henry P Mason
de Butts & Daggett’s
Horatio
Urs Reece RA
Harry B Ritter
Henry R Tilton
AGH
Henry Sutton
Waaliseaale Oo Gas Works
Hattie M Crowell
Isaac T Campbell
Litchfield’s
Jra
Wales’s
June Bright
McQuesten
Jeanie Lippett
James W Drury
Battery J
John D Paige
Joseph Wilde
Es Rowe
Julia Baker
URE Rc
Fannie Hodgkins
Ice Pircker
Wy Shephard
Florence Norwell
Sivstic P.er
James Warren
Meaton
Macwie G Hart
Fitehbure
Trans-Pacific Mails
Copartnership Notices
Commonwealth of M
Massachusetts
Teerel
Commeonwealth
the Commonwealth
Henry B. Peirce
the Commonealth
North West Harbor
Sedgwick
Brooklin
Blue Hill
Surry
Elsworth
Bar Harbor
Ellsworth
William H. Hill, Jr
Kennebec River
Richmond, Gardiner, Halowell
Augusta
Star OF the East
Cayain
Jason Collins
Mincela Wharf
Ho HU UY DE
Wic
J. B
Ee International 5
S. Co.s
Staanebeners
Comercial Wharf
Kilby
Cloucester
City of Gloucester
Central Wharf
Cesse & Wr Bscale & East
Oe &Tanch
India Wharf
Nym
EF. Williams
Eaeder. Adamson «& CO
Bar Street
Boston Post
Hedion
Post Publishing Company
Wilk
Washington Street
Douwestic
Superior Wuassenger
Great Khrough
Teirect Steamship Line
AIA
Sampson, NE
Washington SG
Metrospolitan Steamship Co
Ocean Steamship Co
N. Y
South Carolina
Georgia
Lorida
Alabama
A. Dew. Sampson
N. HE
Washington Sr
Vergenta
Cahrvlinas
Atlantic Coast
Win E. Seaboard Air Line
Boston and Norfolk Steamship Co
Piedmont Air Line
Providence B
Waldo A. Pearce
N. E
Rorfolk
Washington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga. Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha Desnateh
O. KR
GEO. &. Smalley, Gen. Agt
Mallory
COTM
RADIO
Ato VM
Landinestes Sty Place
Nort River
Sints
EL M. Whitney
Indian Wharf
Orleans-Deserect
Chomy Elli
S. Lene
Hidson
J. RB. Freeman
G. Kemble
Pier 9
North River
Toursima
Texas
Arizona
California
Mississippi
Red Rivers
Cal
H. Seaman
Shremaw
Rostow
Philadelphia Spelmship Line
Serle Weesly
Boman
LO A
E. Sampson
Long Wharf
Corporation Notices
Bvsston & Lowele Railergcab Corporation
Dore
Avery St
Ladies & GI
Fienry Vieth