Republican Leaders Reject Tariff Reform, Morse Switches to Cleveland
In an interview, R. M. Morse Jr. says the Chicago convention proves the party abandoned tariffs reform, reversing past policy. He explains his shift to Cleveland after reading Republican leaders' speeches upon his return from Europe, noting strong party ties but firm conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
R. M. Morse, Jr
Cleveland
Chicago
House
Europe
Harrison
Morse
Henry Wilson on protection and labor policy
Henry Wilson argues that taxing basic necessities lightly and removing duties on raw materials will protect American labor and enable the United States to compete globally. He contends protection has political motives, urging free raw materials and revenue from competing imports while criticizing tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wilson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Arthur on Tariffs Calls for Free List Expansion
Chester A. Arthur criticizes the tariff system as unjust. He urges enlarging the free list to include low revenue articles, simplifying duties on cotton iron and steel, and reducing taxes on sugar molasses silk wool and woolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A. Arthur
Tariff Critique by Hugh McCulloch Calls for Revision
Hugh McCulloch argues the present tariff, born in wartime, should be revised to fit current conditions. He says it produces a surplus harming business, hurts farming by reducing foreign demand, and blocks shipbuilding and shipping recovery. He claims it is anti Republican, fosters monopolies, and violates the Constitution by protectionist duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McCulloch
Ually
Aay
United States
Senator Morrill Defends Tariff Aim on Cost of Living
Justin S Morrill argues the tariff should be revised to lower living costs and notes woollens and wools must bear their fair share, stating the aim was a fair and equitable adjustment from the outset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin S. Morrill
Sherman Speech Calls Tariff Revision and Tax Cuts
John Sherman argues for tariff revision and tax reductions. He contends current national taxes exceed required funds by fifty to one hundred million dollars to meet government obligations and the paying fund act for debt gradual payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sherman
United States
James G Blaine on wartime taxation of breadstuffs
James G Blaine argues that Congress never taxed breadstuffs during the Civil War era, despite broad wartime needs. He notes breadstuffs and lumber were never subject to taxation, even amid the earth’s resources and waters under the earth tapped for funding the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Blaine
Congress
Salt Works Monopoly Debate From Old Legislative Record
A fragmented excerpt shows a speaker insisting against tax cuts and arguing for free listing of an article, defending a salt works monopoly as essential and comparing it to England's spoils era while opposing reductions. The text reflects a legislative debate on duties and monopolies with emphasis on free trade stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndaga
England
Warner Miller Advocates Prompt Tariff Revision
Warner Miller argues that an early tariff revision will benefit all industries, stressing urgency for swift action to stabilize markets and protect manufacturing and trade. The remark frames a broad, economy-wide advantage from timely policy change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Miller
Benjamin Butterworth Quote on Trade Expansion
A quotation attributed to Benjamin Butterworth argues that every worthy nation seeks to enlarge trade, commerce, and market opportunities to buy and sell internationally. It frames commerce as a core measure of national worth and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamim Butterworth
Hawley argues for duty free raw materials to boost wool exports
Joseph R Hawley cites England and others to press for duty free raw materials and wool, claiming reduced duties boosted native wool production by over 100 percent and urged policy to grow American manufactures and market control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Hawley
England
France
Belgium
Raw materials must be duty free for world markets
A statement asserts that to compete with Western European manufacturers in global markets the United States must receive raw materials duty free or at a nominal rate, arguing for favorable terms to sustain industrial strength and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Europe
John D. Long Voices Tariff Reform Opinions
John D. Long argues that revenue can only be cut by two paths: a prohibitive tariff or a free list, asserting that no one favors drastic duties while the free list remains the honest reformer’s hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Long
Railroad Disasters Reported Along Several Lines
A series of wrecks reported in New Breport Howlands Otisville and Eagle Bridge areas caused injuries to crew and structural damage. The Old Colony New Bedford New York trains collided at Howlands station with both engineers risking their lives and passengers uninjured. Port Jervis Erie and Fitchburg lines also saw wrecks with multiple fatalities injuries and derailed cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Breprorp
Howlands Station
Old Colony
Boston
New York
New Bedford
Sanborn
Faulkner
Sheehan
Port Jervis
N. Y
Erie Road
Otisville
George McMullen
Hector
Hawkins
Crook
Clausen
Troy
Fitchburg
Eagle Bridge Station
Andervoort
Gray
Mails Close At Boston For Various Destinations
Postal notices list mail closures at 6.00 PM to Newfoundland St Pierre Mig via Halifax and 7.30 PM to France Italy Spain Portugal and Switzerland via La Champagne. Additional ships serve Belgium the Netherlands Scotland Yucatan Campeche Tabasco Chiapas and other Mexican states via Sara toga. Also covered are routes to Great Britain Ireland Germany Austria Denmark Sweden Norway Russia Turkey Windward Islands Bahamas Haiti Fortune Island Hayti Puerto Cortez Guatemala Bluefields Truxillo Ruatan and supplementary service Catalonia from Boston and New York schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
St. Pierre
Mig
Halifax
Netherlands
P. Caland
New York
Belgium
Noordland
Scotland
Anchoria
Yucatan
Campeche
Tabasco
Chiapas
Saratoga
France
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Switzerland
la Champagne
Europe
Elbe
Great Britain
Windward Islands
Muriel
Bahama Islands
Haiti
Steamship Atlas
Fortune Island
Hayti
Steamep Atlas
Puerto Cortez
Guatemala
Professor Morse
New Orleans
Bluefields
Nic
Gussie
Truxillo
Ruatan
Naar
Ireland
Catalonia
Boston
Trans Pacific Mails Notice for Society Islands Americas
For Society Islands per ship City of Papelli from San Francisco Oct 31. For Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent ports and for East Indies except British India Straits Settlements Siam and Dutch East Indies per steamship Arabic from San Francisco Nov 0 all close at the Boston office Thursday Nov 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society Islands
City of Papelli
San Francisco
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Boston
Incoming steamers for Boston and New York schedules
List of ships due in late October and addresses their origins and agents. Entries include Furness Withy lines to Boston and New York with dates from Oct 10 to Oct 28, naming vessels such as Milanese, Yarmouth, Pavonia, and City of Berlin among others, with ports like Messina, Jamaica, Liverpool, Glasgow, Antwerp, and Rotterdam.
Sail and voyage listings for Yarmouth agents and connections
Name Destinat n Sail Agents ca Yarmouth Yarmouth 10.00 on J G Hall Co SATURDAY OCT 2 Catalonia Liverpool 2.00 PM Alex Martin Worcester Halifax 12 00 M Haris n Loring Parthian Philad p a Halifax es Halifax es 4.00 PM Rich n Bad MONDAY OCT 29 Gate City Savannah 3.00 AR Rioh Rag Ba TUESDAY OCT 3 Kansas nook 4.00 P Warren Co Yarmouth Yarmouth See a G Hall Co WEDNESDAY Oct 8 Spartan Philad p a 3.00 PM Mi B Sampson FRIDAY NOV 2 Yarmouth Yarmouth 10.0 00 AM G Hall Co FROM NEW YORK THURSDAY OCT 25 Hammonia Hamburg 8.00 AM Kunhardt Co St of Georgia Glasgow 8.00 AM Baldwin SATURDAY OCT 27 Anchoria Glasgow 10.00 AM Henders n Bros Elbe Bremen 9.80 AM Oelrichs Co Etruria Liverpool 10.00 AM VH trownds Co TaChampagne Havre 10.00AM L de Bebian Noordland Antwerp 10,.00AM bet S ons Pealand Amsterd m 11.00 AM F ch Edge Co TUESDAY OCT 30 Arizona Liverpool 12.00 MIA M Underhill Salseamers Approximate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Furness Orsino
Messina
Furness Yarmouth
Yarmouth
G Hall & Co L D Baker
Jamaica
Boston FruitCo
Pavonia
Alex Martin Yarmouth
G Hall & Co
Carroll
Halifax
Harris’ Loring
Michigan
Liverpool
Warren & Co Mareca
Antwerp
Furness
New York
St of Nevada
Glasgow
Baldwin
Italy
Ome
Henderson Waesland
Wright & Vna Wieland
Hamburg
Kunhardt & Co
Celtic
Ismay City
Berlin
P Wright
Tad
Bremem
Oelrichs & Co
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
E & Co
Island
Stettin
Pach, E’ye & Co
Name
Destinat’n
Sail
Agents
J G Hall & Co
Catalonia
Alex Martin
Worcester
Haris'n
Loring Parthian
Philad’p’a
EB Sampson Halifax
Rich
Gate City
Savannah
Kansas
Nook
Warren & Co
Spartan
Sampson
Hammonia
Kunhardt &Co
St of Georgia
Anchoria
Henders’n Bros
Elbe
Bremen
Etruria
VH Trownds Co
TaChampagne Havre
L de Bebian
Noordland
Bet &Sons
Pealand
Amsterd
Edge &Co
Arizona
Underhill
Notice to Captains Observations at Boston Signal Station
Observations made Oct 24 at 8 am local time correspond to 1 pm Greenwich time. Captains observing barometers at the stated hour daily can correct instrument errors by adding one hundredth of an inch for every ten feet above sea level. High water and moon data follow, with day length 9 45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Mometer
Acta
Port of Boston Arrivals and Weather Reports
Boston port notes list multiple arriving vessels including Steamer Kansas from Liverpool with passengers for Warren & Co and Bark Ararat from Montevideo with hides for Gossler & Co. Weather late Oct reports squalls, cross equator, and sailing conditions in the Atlantic, with several steamers and schooners awaiting or entering harbor.
Busy Merchant Lists and Sailed Steamers in Nova Scotia Ports
A ledger of ships and owners including Anella Rawding Clements Delong Seaman Acadia Grady St John NB J H Conant & Co Flash Edgett Robert Spline E Norris Anthony Digby bear River Ethel Farnsworth Annapolis NS Delong Seaman COASEWISE Steamers Norman Snow Philadelphia Lael E B Sampson Herman Winter Hallett New ark H M Whitney City of Macon Lewis Savannah Richardson Barnard Forest City Snowman Portland etc. Sailed steamers Virginian Liverpool Norman Philadelphia Herman Winter New York William L Walker Oliver Schofield last two Tuesday night. Highand Light weather at sunset north fresh cloudy Hull weather at sunset northwest fresh cloudy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Foreign
Swis
Virginian
Liverpool
Norman
Philadelphi Herman Winter
New York
Schs
William L Walker
Oliver Schofield
HULL
Charters and freight rates for cotton and petroleum ships
New York chartered steamers and cargo ships list routes from Norfolk Galveston New Orleans Genoa Calcutta to Liverpool and Chittagong with prices and tonnages. Portland charters include Reading to Portland coal readings and several lumber and stone shipments with stated rates and discharge terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nubian
Norfolk
Liverpool
Gleniffer
Titania
Galveston
Monarch
New Orleans
Antwerp
Bremen
Genoa
General Domville
Melbourne
Gilcruix
Calcutta
Pythomene
Sophia Joakim
Chittagong
Demerara
Philadelphia
Portland
Reading
David Torrey
Emma
Kennebec
Grace Webster
Glen Cove
Hallowell
Jennie Lippett
Baltimore
Atpt
S&dis
Gloucester and Bayside sailing news and ship sailings
From Our Correspondents reports Cape Ann and Down East ports with numerous vessels clearing for New York Boston and Philadelphia. Sailed ships include Charity Annie Elizabeth Lucy P Miller and Gleaner with broken masts and anchors lost near Nantucket shoals.
Maritime Cargo Listings From Global Ports Likely Resource Note
Shipping notices detail vessels arriving and sailing from ports including Ayr, CALCUTTA, CAPE TOWN, LIVERPOOL, HALM Hamburg, LISBON, LONDON, MALMO, MANILA, QUEENSTOWN, RIO JANEIRO, SWANSEA and TABLE BAY. Entries name ships such as Atlantic, Lincoln, Agostina C, Italia, Helen Isabel, Straits of Gibraltar, Vanduara, Adele, Professor, Lady Cairns, Kedron, Laura and Gertrude, Sunbeam, and Canute with captains and routes to New York, Philadelphia, St Johns, NB, Charleston, San Francisco, and other ports, plus sailing and bail dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayr
Bark Atlantic
Nor
Olsen
Chatham
Cette
Barks Lincoln
Aus
Cattarinich
New York
Agostina C
Casulich
Calcutta
George T Hay
Spicer
Liverpool
Cape Town
Bark
Italia
Ital
de Martino
Giulio
Perabilo
Plinio
Corsenego
Iolo
Cadiz
Helen Isabel
Olsson
St Johns
Hamburg
Straits of Gibraltar
Charleston
Sostrene
Foyn
Calhoun
Mary Port
Fier Pte Cad &. Glery Cross
Manila
Shi Thomas
San Francisco
Eine i Queenstown
Bothnia
Pra Fromera
Rio Janeiro
Sunbeam
Swansea
Maine
Baltimore
Simons Bay
Canute
Williams
Carduff
Table Bay
Barks Avventres
Vensacola
Brack Ka
Galveston
Natale Gal Ng
Lial
Fhiadelphia
Sealer from Behring Sea Arrives with Skins and Hides
Victoria BC Oct 18 The American ship Fowler arrived from the Behring Sea with 250 sealskins and a quantity of walrus hides and ivory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sealers
Victoria
Fowler
Behring Sea
Shipping agenda from Bark and brig crews
Bark St Kilda Seeley Cardiff sails for Caldera on Sept 16 from lat 12 N lon 26 W. Bark Seler Beck London to Galveston on Oct 10 at lat 49 long G. Brig Alice Clements Baltimore bound for Rio Janeiro with no fixed date at lat 28 N lon 20 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bark
St Kilda
Seeley
Cardiff
Caldera
Bark Seler
Beck
London
Galveston
Alice
Clements
Baltimore
Rio Janeiro
Buoy near South Brother Island submerged in channel risk to ships
Report from Captain Gardner of the Morgan City notes a buoy south west of South Brother Island in the East River is submerged except at low water slack and invisible in the channel. Vessels pass at risk while the Galveston whistle buoy reportedly remained just visible above water for over two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
South Brother Island
East River
Gardner
Morgan City
Galveston
Dory Sinking Tragedy Ties to Codfish Voyage
PORT HAWKESBURY reports Capt McEachern of Gossett McEachern saved after a dory wreck while at sea near Green Bank. One crewman William Drew lost. 200000 tins of codfish aboard. Minia aided with provisions and medical aid. Providence shipment lists and Grand Banks catches follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Hawkesbury
Gosset
McEachern
Green Bank
MeEachern
William Drew
Harbor Au Bauche
Drew
Minia
Providence
Fair Deal
Chase
Nannie
Lamoine
Marine notes recount typhoons and wrecks along multiple coasts
The bulletin details Bark Childwall’s voyage from Bombay via Manila to San Francisco with two typhoons and a violent gale that left all boats gone, crew laid up, sails reduced, and hull damaged. It notes other incidents: brig Hyperion sunk at Delaware breakwater, General McClellan reporting mast damage and scurvy, Paula return to Plymouth after propeller loss, Atlas sinking with no raising begun, Rambler damaged in tow to Alvar, and various ships ashore or refloated at Halifax, Newport News, Charleston, and Progreso with crews and cargo impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Childwall
San Francisco
Bombay
Manila
Hyperion
Henley
Delawarreakwater
Wiscasset
Water Lord & Skilling
Portland
Philadelphia
General McClellan
Marine
Balimore
Cape Horn
London
Paula
Hinch
Harburg
New York
Plymouth
Minnie Burrill
Cardiff
Montevideo
Clara
Tounesen
Powey
St Vincent
C V
Ella Vose
Pratt’s Oil Works
Greenport
Kolster
Margarethe
Laguna
Saratoga
John W Covert
Suns Fish
Turk’s Island Passage
Ozama
West Indies
Dorian
Tyrian
Kingston
Jam
Hondo
Atlas
Barclay Street
Comany
Aspinwall
Rambler
O’brien
Boca del Toro
Quebec
Saguenay
Southwest
Montreal
Brunswick
Mary K Campbell
Matane
Hyannis
Mass
Sir Rath Robinson
Baker
Newport News
Charleston
Sea Gull
Thompson
Accra
Africa
Bahama Reef
Halifax
St Pierre
North Sydney
South Bar
Progreso
Anna
Alfonso
Enrique
Maritime Port Ledger of Oct Sails and Arrivals
Shipping notices record a flood of sailings and clearances from Oct 4 to Oct 28. Vessels include steamer Budapest Andes and Nantucket bound ships with ports from New York to Demerara, Halifax, Havana, and Singapore, plus schooners Lizzie May Kensett and Nellie Park, and brig Sullivan. Yard-to-port movements show arrivals, clears, and in port statuses across Boston Halifax New York and Saint John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspinwall
Budapest
Newport News
Kate E Morse
Hutchins
Pensacola
Andes
New York
Cop Sorean
Pee Tan
Isaac Judge
Gaul
Pecola
Charles Loring
Thestrup
Charlotte
Davis
Mobile
Alice Archer Fletcher
Ship Island
ST Broyo
Sullivan
Boston
Eueee Bate
Tal
George Wyde
New Yorr Land
Rae Ee
Lizzie May
Atchinson
Withington
Gail
Pon
Main
Maine
United States
Shinada Cardiff
Kensett
Smith
Demerara
Canso
Nellie Park
Harding
St Johns
Digby
E Walsh
Anderson
T H Henshaw
Pocahontas
Sawyer
Portland
Sarah Wallace
Holder
Havana
Antonio Sala
Pierce
Delaware
City of Alexandria
Deaken
Vera Cruz
Saratoga
Curtis New York
Hlogo
Robie
Blanchard
Tillie E Starbuck
Curtis
R D Rice
Jordan
San Francisco
Havre
Rhaetia
Hamburg
Hong Kong
Monrovia
Corning
Ste Alifax
Ns-Ar
Barcello
Malaga
Roe
British Queen
Lonon
Mark Cardiff
Grace Butler
Porto Rico
Liverpool
Galgate
Cummins Oe
Nestorian
Brema
Londo
Lake Nepigon
Padang
Delian
Conan
Port Hawkesuery
Briga Highlander
Morrison
Barbados
Twilight
Dosdhs
Florida
Elizabeth Ann
de Coste
Scuth
Glace Bay
Paspetiac
Bos Nang
lIn Port
Singapore
Galatea
Campling
Rotterdam
UEBEU
Yuba
McKenzie
St Anne
Montreal
Rosario
Auburndale
Wooster
ST Domingo
Port
Sea Bird
Pee
Macorts
EDIAG
Syringa
Givan
Ceitepl Harbor
Oe Son
Currie
Salem
PH Sohn
ET Drisko
Drisko
Ohns
Waldemar
Parer
AGO
Sandringham
Adelphia
Ures Island
Harry Ste Blake
Dominica
Bangor
Sepa Haytian Republic
Cape Hayti
Crosby
T Andrews
Vancouver
Duke of Westminster
Yokohama
Yarmouth
Hill
Cricket
Kenneally
Domestic Ports Update From Astoria To Boston Sailings
Domestic ports report shipments and ship movements including Astoria Parks County Forfar Queenstown John Gambles Portland C Bath Ar 23d ships Wm E Leggitt Lewis Boston Bee pad ships Robert Graham Dun Philadelphia Grace K Green Jennie Humbert ship Wm T Donnell Nettle Willing Harris Washington DC Wm Hood Ross Providence John Rose Alien Portsmouth William Bownes Haskell Bangor Cora Dunn Harrington Boston Hermann Bremen Clara Simpson Harrnet Alexandria Wm Mason Nickerson Hattie M Crowell Cleared 28d steamer Sith Crooks Galveston B W Morse Rodick Boston Dreadnaught Nickerson do Sailed 25d steamers Nova Scotlap Erin se James B Pace O D Wetherell 22d ships Wm Doe Berton Charles W Chury
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Sallea
Parks
Forfar
Queenstown
John Gambles
Portland
Bath
E Leggitt
Lewis
Boston
Bee Pad
Robert Graham
Dun
Philadelphia
Grace K Green
Jennie Humbert
Baltimore
Orion
Wylie
H Hanscom
Holmes
New York
Varuna
Birdsall
Harris
Washington
Hood
Ross
Providence
John Rose
Alien
Portsmouth
William Bownes
Haskell
Bangor
Cora Dunn
Harrington
Oston
Hermann
Bremen
Clara Simpson
Harrnet
Alexandria
Mason
Nickerson
Hattie M Crowell
Ellis
Sith
Crooks
Galveston
Morse
Rodick
Dreadnaught
Erin
James B Pace
O D Wetherell
Doe Berton
Charles W Chury
Bridgeport
M Reed
Rankin
Douglass Haynes
Greenleaf
Wiscasset
George R Vreeland
Blake
Golden Rule
Bail
Eva Dose
Combes
Charleston
Benamin F Lee
Steelman
James Waplesander
Doda
Edgar C Ross
Quinlan
Benacre
Filmer
Barcelona
Sirena
Callero
Genoa
Calais
Victoria
Havana
Morelight
H G King
Martha S Bement
Townsend
Dutch Island
Annie McKeen
Lindsey
St- John
Juliette Verry
Orison
Onset
Orizinbo
Warnock
William Pickering
Hammond
Ellsworth
Staten Island
Jennie Lind
Leighton
Derby
Conn
William C Wickham
Ewing
Damariscott
Port Antonio
Tng Herald
Macaulay
Oakland
Fall River
Crescent
Mehaffey
Norfolk
John Crockford
Farnum
Y Gregory
Kerrigan
St John
John Jackson
Briggs
A J Miller
Crowley
Taunton
Driffield
Goundry
St Vincent
Sir John 5Wood
Theissing
Rio Grands
Thomas Turnbull
Sheath
Liverpool
Algiers
Percy
Clare
Wilkshire
Queen
Andison
Havre
Pedro
Gartier
Lampasas
Crowell
Georgetown
Thomas Jones
Abbie H Gheen
Hyannis
Alice Borda
Elliot L Dow
Lamphear
Gov J Y Smith
Emma B Shaw
Campbell
Milton
John C Cottingham
Bishop
Dover
Daniel Brittain
Coleman
Belis Halladay
Alien Green
Jupiter
Fia—Passea
Louisiana
New Orleans
Comal
Lynn
Emma C Cotton
Cotton
Neile Lamper
Ihompson
Annie Elackman
Edwards
Archer & Reeves
Simpson
A L Mitchell
Marion
Weller
Barlow
New Bedford
Narragansett
Carson
Seth Wsmith
Martin
Palestine
Bartlett
Ruth Darling
Adell
Childs
Falmouth
Maria Adelaide
AB Garland
Crosby
Angie L Green
Ivan Lewis
Onset Bay
New Haven
Albert T Stearns
Thos B Garland
J, Sherman
Sculptor
Buenos Ayrean
Scott
Knickerbocker
Kemble
Sensca
Quick
Port Eads
Chiara Pence
Penco
Valadora
Charles H Valentine
Hoboken
Beresford
Reval
Earl P Mason
Grace Seymour
Anita
Newport
Blanch H King
Bennett
Newburyport
Mass
Evan Smith
Adama
Ney
Anderson
Wareham
Salmon Washburn
Keefe
Laura
Hatch
White
Hart
Evelyn
Garrick
Narragansett Pier
Belle R Hull
Brush
Swhs
Rachel Jane
Schs
Watford
New London
Little Gull
St Patrick
Baker
Blaye
James Roseland
Barstow
Chateau Lafite
Bordeaux
Alamo
Hell Gate
Clutha
Joyce
St Johns
Shannon
Sawyer
Fort Island Roads
Icis Tames
Gould
Hatiley Russell
Turner
Mary Ann Predmore
Davis
John Stroup
Fisher
Plymouth
Pavilion
Norwood
Elizabethport
Pascagoula
Sacatun
Syvertgen
Campana
Jacobini
Janssen
Rosario
Pensacola
Callixene
Suiter
Rio Janeiro
Geraldine
Walsh
Buenos
Sophia Wiley
Quinn
John M Brown
Thomas
G W Raitt
J. C Wood
Sanders
Eliot
Rockland
Lucy P Miller
Carrie A Lane
San Francisco
SACO
Katahdin
Flayes
New_York
Sallie Ludlam
Malony
Duke of Westminster
Vancouver
James Cheston
Puget Sound
Bucclnegh
Steelfield
Savannah
Robert Dillon
Shawmut
William A Marburg
Coosaw
Margaret A May
Hutchins
San Diego
Trongate
Santa Clara
Queepstown
Guidregu
Newcastle
Nsw
Blonington
Blast
Vapor
Sochs
Alert
Port Jefferson
Oakwoods
George Dean
TYBEE
W Lewis
Fehring
Wilmington
Lydia Peschan
Zeplin
Brettin
Atlantic
Schlottman
Bowling
Westport
Sarah B Bulkley
Bulkley
Perth Amboy
Global Coastal Shipping Movements Across Many Ports
A sprawling nautical notice lists arrivals and clears at ports from BRIDGEPORT to WESTPORT, detailing schooners, brigs, steamers, and barks. The data covers ships such as Benamin F Lee, Victoria, Victoria, and many others, with origin points including Havana, New York, Charlestown, Genoa, and Boston, along with associated captains and cargo notes.
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Eugene Hale
Choate
Kendrick
Cunard Line
ICL
Scythia
Cork Harbor
Enema Dta Pavonia
Samaria
Omar Cephalonia
Dees
Tarifa
Britain
Emsrares
Poston
Alexander Marti
Agen
Warren Line
ROMAN
Wighigan
Norseman
Posteffice
Leyland Line
Lincoln
Aconts
State Street
Allan Line
Corean
Phoenician
H.& A. Allan
White &Star Line
Royal Mail
Liverpoo
RES Stark Line
Nuwerp
E. A. Ams & CO
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Con Broad &J
Furness Line
Luis Line
Ilanese
Water Street, Boston
Medical
Ship News
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Axelson
Gossler &Co
Equator
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City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
P Blake
Anthony
Thorne’s Cove
Hope
Moore
Parsboro
Messenger
Falker
Evan Ferris
Booth Brothers
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Electric Light
Malcolmson
Abbott W Lewis
Peak
Mount Hope
Calvin F Baker
James Ives
H T Hedges
Harper
Samuel H Walker
Kelley
George W Fennimore
Magee
Billie S Derby
Naylor
George L Fessenden
Wicks
Philadelpia
Delphia
Milan
Harry L Whiton
HR Congdon
Brown
Abbie K Bentley
Apphia
Amelia
Ward
Albany
John S Beacham
Ginn
Raritan
River
Wesley Abbott
Whittaker
Corvo
Kennedy
Lavolta
Marcellus
Pratt
Billow
Emery
Rondout
A Heaton
Pattee
Franconia
Rice
Newburg
Neslie
Dinsmore
Clark
Port Liberty
Ophir
Dodge
Mary Hawes
Webster
Rockport
W Raitt
Minnesota
Provincetown
James Baker
Adams
Ipswich
Glenallen
Bunker
Machias
James Barrett
Millie Washburn
Charlie A Sprowl
Humphrey
Nellie Grant
Mary Stuart
Pollard
Sandy Point
Grant
Veto
Clinton Point
Wilover
Ada Barker
Look
Two Rivers
Lance Cobb
Cobb
James O Donohue
Newton
Lawrence
Patterson
Abbie H Hodgmen
Pendleton
Enterprise
Robinson
Wiriam Boardman
Barren Island
Olive Branch
Farrell
Bertha E Glover
Spear
Osseo
Woodbridge Creek
S$ L Cotter
Westbridge
Fordo
Aves
Farnsworth
Sea Pigeon
Francis Coffin
Samuel Lewis
Nettie Cosning
Lizzie Griffin
Halibat
Mary J Wells
Grand Bank
Sigfrid
Georges
Nellie N Rowe
Margaret Smith
A Murnham
Geo W Brown
Leona
Ayer
Rattler
Mountain King
Lettie Linwood
Ida May Storm King
Alabama
Halcyon
A P Parkhurst
Martha Jane
Ipswich Bay
Lucy E Friend
Sch
Charity
Home
Annie Elizabeth
Herrick
Joseph William Fish
Hard
RF Hall
Vineyard Haven
George Churchman
Risley
Eltie
Hamlyn
Gem
Branscomb
Dexter Clark
Shead
Long Cove
Washington, DC
T W Allan
Morang
Dennysville
Lowell
Adella
Gleaner
Nantucket Shoals
Elsie
Ann FE Valentine
Pinkham
St Margaret’s Bay
Etta
Barter
Pochasset
Sargentville
Soyal
Stewart
South Gardiner
Hyne
Hinckley
Gardiner
Allan
City of
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Company
North Side Central Wharf
Kk. & Merchant
India Wharf
North River
Soth
West
H. M. Whitney
Coma Colorado
Mallory Lines
Nueces
Port Royal & Brunswick
Dt. al
Grand Junction
Custom House
Rossellice Sanart
St. Vitus
Humphreys’ Medicine CO
Falter St
Humph2rets
Fulton St
Boston, Halifax & P. E. Island Steamship Line
Charlottetown
Sydney
Baddeck
Pictou
A. Dew. Sampson
Washington Street
Gale
L. H. Palmer
Old State House
Atlantic Avenue
R. B. Gardner
Georgia
Mississippi
Ansiana
Texas
NEW England
Savannah Steamship Company
Gaeeb Clty
Cley
Macon
Diary OF
Lewis Wharf
Washinton Street
Richardson & Barnard
New York & New England &. B
Metropolitan 8S
Sound Lines
Ocean Set Ramship Company
A. PD. W. Sampson
New
Eng
Agent Central R. R
Boston & Bangor Steamship Co
Foster’s
Bluehill
Surry
Sorrento
Bar Harbor
Riday
William H. Hill
THE
Yarmouth Steamship CO
Nova Scotia
SEA Vox
Frida
St. John
N. B
Annapolis
Kentville
Windsor
Davison
South Shore
City of St. John
Canada Atlantic Steamship CO
Hawkesbury
Maritime Provinces
A. Dewabampson
D. G. Pearson
Ricemardson & Barnard
Kennebec River
Bath, Richmond
Hallowell and
Augusta
Boothbay
Stark
Jason Collins
Lincoln's Wharf
Chas. H. Hyde
Roranet
Eniroe Ee
Eqmelards
Walliams
Clyde Sti
Great Southern
Amship
Arleston
Atlanta
Theo. G. Eger
Broadway
Parthian
Long Wharf
Bampson
Associated Railways
Virginia
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Central Wharf
Piedmont Air Line
Boston & Providence Railroad
Waldo A. Pearce
N. Eng
Washington St
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
Mississippi River
New and Old Mexico
Florado
California
E. E. Currien
E. Hawley
Eastern
Cromwell Line
New Orleans Direct
Piar
S. Hudson
New Mexico
Colorado
Old Mexico
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Ala
Red Rivers
Carornia
Agsat
Maas
Samuel H. Seaman
Office Pier
Geo. E. Smalley
Gen. Agt
Western Farm Mortgage Trust Co. Capital
F. B. Rogers
Congress Street
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