Central Massachusetts Railroad elects new directors at annual meeting
At the annual meeting in 1887 10 116 votes favored the slate of directors including Samuel N Aldrich Thomas H Perkins Henry Woods Lyman Hollingsworth J Edwin Smith and others. The board also approved stock exchange provisions under chapter 131 of the 1887 act and reflected President Aldrich and Clerk Seymour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Massachusetts Railroad
Samuel N. Aldrich
Marlboro
Thomas H. Perkins
Boston
Henry Woods
Lyman Hollingsworth
Cohasset
J. Edwin Smith
Worcester
William T. Parker
Moses W. Richardson
Elisha S. Converse
Malden
Charles E. Sweet
Newton
William M. Gaylord
Northampton
Henry F. Hills
Amherst
Charles P. Darling
Massachusetts
Central Massachusetts Railroad Company
Massachusetts Central Railroad Company
S. N. Aldrich
George F. Seymour
Real Estate Transfers Note Various Property Deals
Real estate transfer notices list multiple parcels and buyers including Eliot street Atherton and Theophilus Ling, Forest and Woodbury streets, and other streets with dates in Sept and prices or mortgage backs. entries reference lenders such as Home Savings Bank and individuals like James H T Adams and Herbert H Haw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot Street
Atherton T. Brown
Theophilus D. Ling
Forest Street
James W. Austin
Christian Weirtz
Woodbury Street
Frank Fitzpatrick
Richard Meagher
South Margin Street
John Martin
Francis L. Brown
Appleton Street
Hiram M. Burton
Gertrude B. Smith
Cherry Street
James H.T. Adams
Herbert H. Haw
Roxrunry
Nathan Morse
The
Home Savings Bank
Wort Avenue
Rranville
Seaverns
Susan T. Seaverns
Norfolk Street
Susannuah K. Cary
Ottilie Borris
Mortgage transfers in Boston area on Sept and Oct
Multiple deeds record mortgages and land transfers in Boston and surrounding towns. Transactions include Newcomb to Workingmen's Co operative Bank on Huntington avenue for 600 dollars, Joy to Westcott on Saratoga street for 500 dollars, and more. Additional notices list debts on Roxbury Dorchester East Boston and Dorchester properties with sums from 200 to 8000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren Street
George A. Smith
Sarah Elizabeth Brooks
Acadia Street
William Rooney
Granville
Seaverns
Central Street
Dorchester
John MacDonald
Stillman A. Tucker
Lauriat Avenue
Ditto
Chapman Avenue
Thomas E. Harper
J. Harris Rubin
Abbott Street
Boston
Mary E. Blanchard
Lawrence K. Lydston
Princeton Street
Benjamin F. Woolley
Coleman Cook
Sumner
New Streets
William Killion
Michael Killion
Bennington Street
Charlestown
Benjamin F. Holt
John J. Casey
Short Street
Cueliea
Orville Armstrong
Oscar Armstrong
Heard Street
BrighTon
Edwin C. Sparbank
Rhoda J. Hatch
Cambridge Street
Jamaica Plain
Thomas P. Proctor
John G. Cabe
Chestnut Avenue
Allston
Henry Baldwin
Frank E. Kidder
Linden Street
Ashmont
Charles W. Higgins
Mary Moreland
Burt Avenue
George K. Newcomb
Workingmen’s Cooperative Bank
Huntington Avenue
Francis P. Joy
Thomas A. Westcott
Saratoga Street
George Faul
Emil D. Shepard
Mechanics Street
Albert Borris Et al
George Curtis
Roxbury
Amos Galloupe
Warren Institution For Savings
School Street
Ept
Norman Call
John R. Kentwick
Joseph C. Davis
Morris Street
Sarah Rowarth
Edward L. Chaffee
Decatur Street
Isaac H. Allard
Addison P. Wheelock
Virginia Street
Francis L. Brown
George Wheatland
South Margin Street
John Bantle
Mary P. Bacon
Heath Avenue
Weather observations for ships at Boston signal station
Notice to captains records observations taken October 26 at 7 am at the United States Signal Station Boston. It outlines barometer readings and wind conditions with Greenwich noon timing and instructs how to correct ship barometers for altitude. A mini almanac section for Thursday October 27 lists high water and moon phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Port of Boston Arrivals and Movements Report
Port of Boston arrivals include the Br steamer Iowa from Liverpool with 215 steerage passengers and one cabin passenger Mr George Conley, the Br steamer Robinia from Antwerp reporting gales and damage, and multiple other vessels arriving or in port such as the Bark Bent Dickerman and the steamers Wilkesbarre Tremont and City of Gloucester. Cleared and returning ships noted, with extensive weather and voyage remarks and several coastal and foreign entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Owens
Liverpool
Warren & Co
George Conley
Robinia, Smith
Antwerp
Lombard’s Sons
Sable Island
Bark Arklow
Pye
Limerick
New York
Wilkesbarre
Cates
Port Johnson
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
City of Gloucester
Young
Gloucester
Longfellow
Smith
Provincetown
Mack Annie Lewis
Lewis
Buenos Ayres
N W Rice & Co
Bent Dickerman
Boston
Cook
Buenosa
Ty Kirk Ashantee
Brown
Sydney
Luey W Snow
Burgess
Goree
Batman
Bing Hastings
Coumans
San Fernando
Trinidad
Delaware
Vineyard Haven
Bay State
Laura
Quinlan
St John
Willie McKay
Palmer
Moncton
Dexter
Carrie Easler
Easler
Wallace
Elm City
Etheridge
Georgetown
Swis Gardiner
Deering
Rogers
Mary L Peters
Williams
Baltimore
Evan Rose
Jones
Millville
Ellen Perkins
Kendall
Lottie
Henry Lippe Howes
Trenton
Cotton
Hoboken
Mattie W Atwood
Newcomb
Freddie A Higgins
Higgins
Wellfleet
Theresa
McDonald
Wenonah
Paine
J Meaton
Parsons
Lanesville
Thurston
Anna M Nash
Cari
Newburyport
Why Hickett
Hasson
Anna Shepard
Thomaston
Herbert
Pettee
Rockport
John & Frank
Perkins
York
Sooloo
Cepnevals
Walker
Alexander Martin
Charles Loring
Thestrup
Aspinwall
Benj Howard’s Sons
Masters
Windsor
Five Islands
Delong & Seaman
Althea
Melatcon
Port George
J G Hall & Co
Glad Tidings
Glasby
Fr A Roberts
Marengo
Irvin
London
Sanderson & Son
Portland Lloyds
Hussey
Tuscabuano
Valparaiso
J P Rogers & Co
Higginson
Fales
Hillsboro
J H Filtner & Co
Scha Cricket
Kennealy
Fred A Roberts
Cygnet
Parrsboro
Hatheway & Co
Vioneer
Hamilton
St Johns
Stratton
Little & Co
Oka
Port ship charters list shows lumber and coal trades
Portland and New York charter entries note bark Woodside to Bahia Blanca lumber 1050, Bark Navesink to Greenock 55s, schooner Grace Davis coal 120, many ships to Buenos Ayres Washington and Portland routes, plus crude oil and refined oil terms. New York list includes Oscar to Dieppe 5000 barrels crude oil and Volet to Cette 5000 bbis crude under private terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Woodside
Bahia Blanca
Bar Celina
Buenos Ayres
Rosario
Navesink
Bangor
Greenock
Herbert C Hall
Sherwood
Arlington
Leni
Cromwell
Ice
Kennebec
Washington
Grace Davis
Baltimore
Mima
Reed
Minnie Bell
Parrsboro
New York
Oscar
Dieppe
Volet
Vandalia
United Kingdom
Ferdinand
Philadelphia
Christiania
Manasa Loa
Saigon
San Francisco
Don
Strathearn and Other Ships Sold at Noted Rates
The listing details ships Strathearn Drumlanegg Ordinada Fischer and Clan Buchanan with option prices 268 6d 278 6d and 373 6d, linked to Portand Oregon. This Cork or United Kingdom 80s catalog item notes various vessel options and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
United Kingdom
Strathearn
Drumlanegg
Ordinada
Fischer
Clan Buchanan
Potland
Mariners Report From New England Ports
Swarms of sailing ships arrived and cleared at Machiasport Boston and Gloucester with passengers and cargo. Vessels carried crews and shipments to New York Boston Providence and Saint John NB while large codfish hauls marked a strong Grand Banks season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machiasport
Annie Lee
Cole
Portsmouth
Harry C Chester
Clark
Boston
Para
Libby
Alma
Johnson
St John
Beta
Colbeth
Shulee
F 'Reeman
Jasper
Lucy E. Havey
Bar Arbor
Timothy Field
Wooster
Henry
Santa
Jennie M Carter
Faton
Newark
Vineyard Haven
Howard
Philadelphia
Belfast
Rondont
Joseph Grambyn
Provincetown
Norfolk
Lincoln
Hastings
Annie F Hall
Eva Adeil
E H King
J D Griffin
Velma
Silver Heels
Robert Ross
H Furber
Wentworth
New York
Alice Borda
Cranmer
Baltimore
Lynn
James Warren
Faulkenham
Elizabethport
Ipswich
Annie A Booth
Wasson
Weehawken
Annie R Lewis
Lewis
Bangor
Sabrina
Trafton
Silas Mcoun
Morrell
Rockland
Julia A Decker
Freeman
Sarah Eaton
Silas McLoren
Salem
Lexington
Priest
Angola
Marchant
Williamsburg
Lizzie
Rich
Clark’s Cove
James O’ Donahue
Newton
Delaware
Sadler
Ellsworth
Mist
Collinburg
Calais
Josie
Smith
Machias
Billow
Emery
Fall River
L’erseverance
Willard
Round Pond
Harvester
McLean
Parrsboro
Crabtree
Beckford
Marblehead
Hancock
Gloucester
Enola
Carrie W Babson
Belle A Nauss
Herald of the Morning
Hattie Evelyn
Seining
Esther Wood
Matthew Keeney
Puritan
Clara Fb Friend
Georges
Josie M Calderwood
Fernwood
Grand Banks
Bessie M Wells
Good Templar
Wellfleet
AP Parkhurst
Thomaston
Hannah Stone
Shipping Movements Report from Atlantic Ports
A list of vessels sailing or passing through European and Atlantic ports with dates October involving owners captains and final destinations such as Philadelphia New York Baltimore San Francisco and Rostock etc. Notable entries include the Cilurnum and the Italian Giovanni with routes from Tarragona and Tarifa to New York Bilbao and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
Josefina
Span
Carran
Tarragona
Benisaf
Aberladey Bay
McGregor
Baltimore
Carthagena
Cilurnum
Philadelphia
Dover
Loch Ranza
Boyd
London
San Diego
Hamburg
Cremon
Schwaner
Montreal
Lizard
Mark Edith
Mack
Antwerp
Weissenhorn
von Thulen
New York
Harrison
Liverpool
Ismir
Sanders
Konoma
Thompson
Tybee
Mentmore
Simpson
Melbourne
Johann Kepler
von Oppen
San Francisco
Queenstown
Highmoor
Mc Whirter
San Franisco
Catalonia
Wylie
Boston
Ohio
Sargent
Southampton
Equator
Crosby
Quebec
Swinemunde
Bark Lorenz Hansen
Ger
Dillwitz
Rostock
Onni
Nor
Abrahamsen
Stettin
Tarifa
Mark Giovanni
Ital
Gavaguin
Bilbao
Ship Don Juan Sets Course for Philadelphia
Don Juan sailing from Cherbourg bound for Philadelphia with personnel aboard. Bark Silicon commanded by Bartlett sails Ivigtut toward Philadelphia thirteen days out, reported ten miles southeast of Cape Spear on October eighteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehmens
Cherbourg
Philadelphia
Bartlett
Ivigtut
Cape Spear
Whaling Updates From New Bedford and New London
Sailed from Stonington on the Sarah W Hunt bound for South Seas. A letter from Capt Leal reports Pedro Varela at Fayal with 180 barrels sperm oil shipped by Moses B Tower. Eva under Capt John O Spicer arrived from Cumberland Inlet with 475 barrels oil and 700 its of bone after 24 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonington
Sarah W Hunt
Buddington
South Seas
New Bedford
Leal
Pedro Varela
Fayal
Moses
Tower
New London
Conn
Eva
John O Spicer
Cumberland Inlet
Provincetown Seining Fleet Faces Poor Weather and Small Catches
The Barnstable Bay seining fleet, about 70 sail, reports only a small catch after a week of rough weather. A long list of local names appears in the dispatch, noting fishermen and residents among the readings. Several schools were seen last night but adverse conditions limited fishing activity and weirs show minimal catches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Scts
Chester
Mariners Notice of Lights and Buoys in Atlantic Coast
Notice to mariners detailing location and height of the Virgin Islands Culebra light, a Charleston bell buoy replacement off Cape Romain, and forthcoming fixed red lights and whistling buoys near New York City and Narragansett Bay. It lists bearings and distances for several lighthouses and ledges including Manan, Nash, Schoodie, and Menemsha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgin Islands
Culebra
Charleston
Cape Romain
Washington
Lighthouse Board
Sunken Meadows
East River
New York
Ietit Manan
Narragansett Lay
Nash's Island
Olu Man Ledge
George’s Island
Sagetelly Low Bay
Menhegan Is
Frauxlin Iskind
Omaquid Point Lghthouse
Maritime notes report wrecks and ship damage along Atlantic coast
Bangor vessel aground at Warren dock Bremen Maine life loss near Tangent? Noting Ireland ashore at Brier Island with cargo scattered and salvors at work. Ella Maud towed leaking to Vineyard Haven after running ashore Hedge Fence Shoal. New Brunswick bark abandoned. Little sail injuries aboard Daimet Marcy. Fishermen and crew rescued as storms drive ships toward harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Warren Dock
Bremen
Halifax
Westport
Ireland
Brier Island
Sen Henrietta
Haley
Westport Harbor
Vineyard Haven
Ella Maud
Moncton
Providence
Hedge Fence Shoal
Vineyard Sound
Confidence
Boston
New Brunswick
Nelson
Quebec
Liverpool
London
Lessie Simpson
St Johns Nii
Pilley’s Island
Harbor Grace
Centipede
Hansen
Philadephia
Lynn
Fishine
Daimet Marcy
Highland Light Partilly
Caj
Dauet
Annie Lewis
Portland
Buenos Ayres
Thomas Bushworth
Corn
Shaw
Bristol
Baltimore
New York
Persia
Malcolm
Windsor
Telegraph Station
Whitestone
North River
Newbury
Nancy Holt
Eureka
Melbourne
Australia
Philadelphia
Lemuria
Bilbao
Stormy Seas and Ship Collisions Tie Up Baltic to North Sea Routes
Reports from Baltimore Providence and New Haven detail heavy weather and collisions. The William A Marburg suffered major damage in a collision with the Benjamin B Church, while the May was dismasted in the bay. The Caroline and Lee face salvage and lightering challenges. Balaklava. Sarmatian. Matteo Premuda. Monarch. various vessels report masts, gear, and hull damage in North Sea and Atlantic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maginda
Konigsberg
North Sea
English
Sch
Benj B. Church
Beebe
Lesines
Providence
William Marvel
Caroline
Douglass
Baltimore
Pillsoury
Wiliam
Marburg
Benjamin B Church
Norfolk
Capain Willsbury
New Haven
P Lee
Philadelhia
Cape Horn
London
Sarmatian
Morris
Cardiff
Algoa Bay
Cape Town
Sue
Lark
Morrow
San Francisco
Queenstown
Matteo Premuda
Hamburg
Nieuwe Diep
Shipping movements and port entries listed by date
A compilation of sailings and arrivals from ports including AMOY Antwerp New York Philadelphia and Kingston with vessels such as Strathleven Vaderland Sparkling Water Acacia Joseph Spinney Kilkerran Spartan Jen nie Rutledge The Star Daisy Evangeline British Queen Sorocco Gertrude Glenola Arannah Mack? and others. Entries cover oct 4 to oct 28 with destinations Boston Philadelphia Seattle Liverpool Demerara Honolulu Yokohama and Montreal among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMOY
Strathleven
New York
Antwerp
Vaderland
Nederland
Philadelphia
AUX Caves
Sparkling Water
Hichborn
Goston
Acacia
Mattson
Callaoq
Joseph
Spinney
Curling
Liverpool
Seattle
Kilkerran, Ferguson
Fort ‘Townsend
Spartan
Yokohama
Tacoma
Havana
Doris Eckhoff
Todd
Machias
Halifax
Daisy
Pye
Jamaica
Evangeline
Salt Island
British Queen
Hills
London
Boston
Sorocco
Cahoon
Demerara
Gertrude
Wathesen
Ponce
Glenola
Philips
Arannah
Victoria
Platina
Lawrence
Kingston
Evanell
Dow
Black River
Clamboro
Miranda
Travis
Jam
Liverol
Ohio
Sargent
Catalonia
Wylie
Lord Clive
Quebec
Comte d’Eu
Montreal
Havre
Loy
Buenos Aires
Assyrian
Admiral
Lena
Maori
Londonderry
Kim Cardiff
Peggy
Buenos Ares
Heath Point
Polynesian
Texas
Cross
Bristol
Peacemaker
Lane
Buenos Ayres
Heath Poin
Prussian
Ambury
Glasgow
Rio Janeiro
Priscilla
Roberts
Baltimore
Flora
Thompson
Newport
Mabel
Johns
Amal
Lance
Pernambuco
Magnificent
Lawrensen
Pensacola
Industry
Levleron
Gaspe
Rosarlo
Augustine Kobbe
Sherman
PJ Palmer
Kay
San Andreas
Frank M Noyes Asquini
O3ston
Kig
Steptin
Pisagua
Arsth
Trinidad
Astoria
Albert Russell
Kane
Constitution
Esquimault
Beaconsfield
Keith
Montevideo
Glory of the Seas
Freeman
San Francisco
Pearson
Yorkshire
Arnold
Maritime listings and sailings amid busy Atlantic traffic
A dense routing of ships and steamers with arrivals and departures across ports including Alexandria, Brunswick, Bangur, Charleston, Cape Henry, Dutch Island Harbor, Providence, Galveston, Hyannis, Lynn, Mobile, Marblehead, Mystic Bridge, New Orleans, and Glorゲetown. Vessels such as Ante Harding, Euripides, Commerce, Nellie Morse, Nellie T M, and many others move for coal, cargo, and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
John Shaw
Washington
Feemkin
Moke
Index
Garretson
Cambridge
W L Walker
Crocker
Somerset
A Heaton
Handy
Boston
Maud Sherwood
Kelley
Dreadnaught
Rackett
Henry Sutton
Ullock
Providence
Wim Cobb Cans
Danversport
Swansea
Brenson
Daylight
Wb Potter
Gothenburg City
Liverpool
James A Gafield
Woodbury
More
McDutty
Philadelphia
Ety
Eabert
Wentworth
Cumberland
Webber
John Doug
Liss
Jordan
New York
Hattle H Barbour
Barbour
Nellie T
Nellie Morse
Baker
Gardiner
Morgan
Michaster Boston
Passe Up
Odell
Wade
Charles Dennis
Haskell
Haltimore
Swis Commerce
Rockland
Maggie J Chadwick
Orr
Maggie Ellen
Littlejohn
Mary Lliza
Morrisey
Kinnena
Jettigrew
Ruth Shaw
Carlow
Mary LU Varney
Weeks
Leverly
Ar 20Th
Perry
Look
Hoboken
Ira E Wright
Shaw
Charleston
Ardanbha
York
Lina
Suhr
Hamburg
Cit
Newcastle
Edmonson
Havresch Potosi
Barren Island
Cousaw
Bellingham
McGregor
Josphia
Cape Henry
Ante Harding
Baltimore
Plope
Dutch Island Harbor
Edward Slave
Voss Gonesett
Hortensia Sanborn
Harmonia
Pendleton
Rust
Clark
Nellie Eaton
Knowlton
Warren Hua Nicholson
Regnalt
Philadelfor Do
Eveline
Gould
Narragansets Herre Kernanina
Helen A Chase
Southard
Augustinus
Flogstad
Wilmington
Schs
Red Wing
Johnson
Charles Heavens
Howes
Shannon
Sawyer
St John
Maud Robinson
Galveston
Euripides
I. Crow
Hyannis
Mass
Annie M al Brown
Collin C Maker
Saker
Chrome
Dow
Franklin
J D Griffin
Lincoln
Garland
Carver's
Mobile
Ada Carter
Huestes
Horn Island
Marblehead
Thomas N Stone
McDonald
Mystic Brluge
Conn
Allen Gurney
Orleans
Oteri
el Monte
Hawthorne
Yeniers
Macauilay
Louisiana
Gayer
Statesman
Kugar
E B Ward, Jr
Curtis
Puerto Cortez
Clinton
Havana
Harrogate
Cardiff
Explorer
Middlesborough
Lort Eada
Halled
Southern Belle
Onarto
Maritime Traffic in New England and Atlantic Ports
Ships and steamers sail and clear from Newport, Norfolk, New London, New Bedford, and other ports. Vessels such as Ichn Henrietta, Samuel Hurt, City Camp, and Hugo among many traverse routes to New York, Philadelphia, Norfolk, Boston, and beyond while distress signals, sailings, and arrivals mark a busy period along the coast and at harbor towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Henrietta
Perth Amboy
Fall River
Enterprise
Dorr
New York
Sarah A Ward
Wixan
New Bedford
1Hiladelhia
Samuel Hurt
Clark
Rondout
Boston
Daniel Webster
Young
Hoboken
Edward Lagemar
Beale
Rockland
Richmond
Norfolk
Blanche
Fairfield
Windsor
Huelva
Philadelphia
Fannie H Stewart
Newport News
Chatham
Hallett
Baltimore
Naworth Castle
Lawrence
New Orleans
Reval
Sue Williams
Pearce
J B Ogden
Toie
Hugo
Liverpool
West Point
Cox & Green
Hompson
Newburyport
Hercules
Swain
Mary E Amsden
Lucy Jones
Duncan
New London
Swis Spartan
St John
Isaac H Borden
Ward
Pine Island
KG Willard
Evan Leonard
Robbins
Wareham
Helen Mar
Hudson
Gardiner
Henry R ‘Ulton
Harris
Charleston
Kate M Tllilton
Johnson
Fernandina
Powhattan
Mediterranea
George W Clyde
Hayti
Minneola
Bristol
Starlight
Srown
Port Spain
Mary A Hail
Hell Gate
Wilkesvarre
Cates
Port Johnson
Barkersia
Malcolm
Winsor
Schs
Elizabeth Accularius
Snow
Cornelius
Gurney
Providence
Benjamin Courtney
Katie J Hoyt
Bearse
Hovoken
John Cadwalader
Hovocen
Mary Mills
Howell
Amboy
Idih & May
En Rondout
Isle of Pines
Lesg
Richard Vaux
Robinson
Henry A Laber
Slocum
Newark
Tyrone
Hickman
Port Medway
Torridon
Oceanus
J K Munsburg
Gandy
Daniel Brown
Curtis
Wm G Lewis
Kelley
A M Ridgway
Ada Herbert
Harding
Oliver Dance
Manney
Mattapoisett
Albert W Smith
Berry
Postjoy
Smith
Athens
Kmma
Portlani
Mattie
Russell
Larrabee
Vineyard
Hatch
E Merryman
Addie Jordan
Banger
Eliza Bell
Outhouse Freeport
Mary Wiley
Williams
Majestic
Gross
Sophia Wiley
Yam
Bangor
Commerce
Ladd
Barks
Payson Tucker
Wade
Ella Moore
Henry Cleaves
Mattie J Alles
David Torrey
May O’neil
Andrea Lovico
Martorana
Trapani
Phipsburg
Cambridge
Fletcher
Mentor
Perry
Westort
Parker’s Flats
Sch
Wright
Oston
Lancaster
Rovinson
Portsmouth
Reading
Salem
Williamsport
Miller
Ioston
Berks
Adams
Orangie
Warren Hall
Walker
Bath
Frank Vanderden
Chamberlain
Wm E Lee
Lynch
Lucie Wheatley
Mumford
Jersey City
Robert Barr
Burton
Emma C Knowles
Mayhew
Indiana
Koggs
Pottsvilie
Ritson
Barks Sreidis
Larsen
Jane
Maria
Davies
Passages
Addie B. Bacon
Bacon
Mary
Bradshaw
King’s Ferry
Glendower
Carthagena
Pensacola
San Francisco
Port Low
Barkentine
J M Griffin
Valley Forge
San Diego
Shirley
Mount Washington
Lower Harbor
Hammond
Flanders
Gen Grant
Littlefield
Ocean Light
Hamilton
Karen Happuch
Rhinbrick
John & Frank
Perkins
London
Sumatra
Wilmington
Theodore Voss
Seeman
Porto Praya
Dalbeattie
Gregory
Passengers list for Cunard Cephalonia voyage to Liverpool
From Boston for Liverpool aboard the Cunard steamship Cephalonia Jack Aahton John Warnit Ralph Adams Cram teary Miss Lillie Cunningham Mr and Mrs Fuller Miss Maria Gray Dr Henry Helms K Homan Mrs J C Hooker and maid like Hovey Miss Eleasor Merriam Master Arthur Ware Merriam Mr and Mrs E F Miller Miss Helen Paine Charles W Larker Miss Walker Mr and Mrs William Ordway Wartridge and maid Mrs Peacock Mr and Mrs HS Phillips Miss Abby A Quincey Miss Catherine Reynolds JS Poyce Alfred I Skoffield Peter Strickland Miss Strickland Miss J C Struthers Mr and Mrs John L Sullivan Cabin total 213 1st class Wainwright William E Worces $8 intermediate 50 steerage 125
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Liverpool
Cunard Steamship
Cephalonia
Jack Aahton
John Warnit
Ralph Adams Cram
Lillie
Cunningham
8St Fuller
Fuller
Maria Gray
Henry & Helms
K Homan
J C Hooker
Hovey
Eleasor Merriam
Arthur Ware Merriam
E F Miller
Helen Paine
Charles W Larker
Walker
William Ordway War
Outgoing Steamers from Boston on Thursday October 27
Shipping notice lists vessels sailing from Boston with destinations and sail times. Gate City to Savannah at 4:00 PM, Cephalonia to Liverpool at 7:30 AM, Alex Martin to Baltimore at 3:00 PM, Borderer to London at 8:00 AM, Yarmouth to Yarmouth at 10:00 AM, Worcester to Halifax at 12:00 PM. Agents include Rich'n& Barn'd Cephalonia, C Furness, J G Hall & Co, Har'son Loring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Destinat’n
Sail
Gate City
Savannah
Rich’n& Barn
Cephalonia
Liverpool
Alex Martin Berkshire
Baltimore
Geo E Smalley
Borderer
London
C Furness
Yarmouth
Jj G Hall & Co
Worcester
Halifax
Har’son Loring
City of
Macon
D Chatham
Geo E Smalley Yarmouth
J G Hall & Co
Shipping Schedule fragment for Hammonia and Oct 27-29
OCR reads a European steamship timetable with multiple consignments and ports. Entries list vessels Eunhardt & Co St of Nevada Glasgow Bremen London Havre Antwerp Hamburg Rotterdam Liverpool and others with sailing times around 2 00 PM to 4 00 PM and notes on steamers and companies. Approximate times suggest a compiled passenger and cargo schedule from a past port issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammonia
Hamburg
Eunhardt & Co St. of Nevada
Glasgow
Baldwin &Co
Sight & S
Elbe
Bremen
Oelrichs & Co
Frin
London
WJ Hurst
Topla
Eee
Henderson Br’s
la Gascogne
Havre
Louis de Bebian
Rhymand
Anwerp
Right & S
Ns Suevia
Itumburg
Kunharst & Co
Scholten
Rotterdam
Incoming steamers bound for Boston and nearby ports
Shipping notices list incoming steamers and line agents with arrival dates in October. Vessels include Gill & Scotz Hulvarian from Antwerp Liverpool October 16 and City of Macon from Savannah October 27. Other ships shown are Spartan Philadelphia October 28 and Scythia Liverpool October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Breydel
Antiwerp
Gill & Scotz Hulvarian
Liverpool
Yer & Linc
Yarmouth
G Hall & Co
Spartan
Phila’phia
Sam Scythia
Alex Martin
Maritime Yankee and British ships from various ports update
Shipping list notes multiple vessels including Hoogly from Penang via Singapore, Independence from Valparaiso, Pavett from alparaiso, John R. Bergen bound for Havana, Jessie from Shields, Katahdin seen at Ililo, Morayshire from Madras, Pagsed at St Helena, S Rota from Rosario, Spruit from Rio Grande do Sul, BestpeeeDan from Buenos Ayres, and Smut from Rio Grande do Sul with dates ranging May through Sept indicating movements and origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoogly
Lewis
Penang
Singapore
St. Helena
Independence
Pavett
Alparaiso
Pisaya
James G. Bain
Mockler
Br. Bark
Cebu
John R. Bergen
Squires
Am. Sch
Havana
Tybee
Jessie
Shields
John Gull
McKenzie
Pisagua
Katahdin
Seeley
Hloilo
la Burrill
Urphy
Manila
Ept
Morayshire
Storm
Madras
Coconada
St. Rota
Sorensen
Nor. Bark
Rosario
Spruit
DeJonge
Duten
Rio Grande Do Sul
BestpeeeDan
Buenos Ayres Prior
Smut
Tonnesen
Nor
Mail closings for various routes from Boston and Halifax
Steamship schedules listing mails to St Pierre Miquelon Scotland Progreso Europe and Caribbean routes with closing times from Boston and Halifax. Entries include for Truxillo New Orleans Portuense Europe via Queenstown Brest Havre and other lines with dates Oct 27 28 29 31 and 11:00 A.M. for Halifax St Pierre Miquelon and 3:00 P.M. daily Boston cutoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pierre and
Miquelon
Halifax
Truxillo
S. Oteri
New Orleans
Chester
New York
Umbria
Scotland
Glasgow
Progreso
Mexico
Thornhill
Tsop
Boston
Europe
Queenstown
Kaver Eos
City
Liver
France
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Switzerland
Brest
Havre
la Gascogne
Elbe
Ethiopia
Jerhio O’ Knaap
Netherlands
Rotterdam
W._A. Scholten
Yarmouth
N. S
Yarmouh
Greytown
Bluefields
Morgan
Belgium
Rhymond
Eka
Hayti
Inagua
Ailsa
Riday
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Worcester
Par
Pernambuco
Brazil
Portuense
Central America
South Pacific
Aspinwall
Guatemala
Costa Rica
City of
Para
Eacel Witia
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Trans-Pacific Mail Dispatch Dates and Instructions
Trans-Pacific mails from San Francisco arrive via three steamers. Australia via Australia on Nov 8. China Japan and East Indies via Gaelic also Nov 8. Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan and Sandwich Islands via Zealandia on Nov 18. Correspondence for trans-Pacific mails must be mailed in Boston at least eight days before the dates given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandwich Islands
Australia
San Francisco
China
Japan
The
East Indies
British India
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Zealandia
Boston
Shipping notices and consignments dated October from London and Liverpool
The clipping lists multiple consignments and shipper references from Baldwin & Co Canada, Henders'n Bros, Oelrichs & Co, Wright & Sons, Ismay Inland and others with dates in October. Entries show destinations or ports such as London Liverpool Bremen and reflect trade notices of carriers and ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aller
Bremen
Oelrichs & Co C
Richar’d
Liverpool
Wright&Sons Britannic
Ismay Inland
Cop'n’ag’n
F’ch
Edge &Co
Boston-Bound Vessels Sail Date Ledger
The list notes vessels sailing toward Boston with captains and origins. Entries include the Abbott brigantine, Wyman bark from Bowling, Dagny Svendsen Wor bark from Totlo, Meyers brig from Rosario, and others with dates around September and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Owman B. Law
Abbott
Shieeka
AMS
Ats
Arrie W. Clark
Cunha
Am. Sch
Colorado
Wyman
Bowling
Dagyry Svendsen
Totlo
Yark
Ie An
Wright, Meyers
Brig
Rosario
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Erie
Pennsylvania Road
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Cincinnati, Indianapolis & St. Louis Railroad Company
George Hoadley
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J. Piervont Morran, Jr
Jay Gould
Gulf and Pacific
C. R. Cummings
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Calvin S. Brice
Nelson Robinson
Brice
Connecticut River Railroad
Vandever
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Ives
Carl Schurtz
J. N. Seligman
Western, New York & Pennsylvania Railroad
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Reading Reorganization Committee
Northern Pacific
ST. Louis
ST. Paul & Duluth
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Suffolk County
Ship News
Port OF
Marine Notes
Trans-Pacific Mails
St. of Indiana
A Baldwin &Co Canada
Hurst Ludgate Hill
Henders’n Bros
Cunard Line
Reston
Cork Harbor
Samaria
Scythia
Palmyra
Pavonia
Great Britain
Reland
State Street
Navy
Furness
State Street, Boston
Warren Line
Owa
Michigan
Norseman
Palestine
Boston & Providence Railroad
Waldo A. Pearce
N. Eng
Associated Railway
Virginia
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
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Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Central Wharf
Piedmont Air Line
Boston & Providence R. R
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Rob Nia
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Commonwealth Dock
Consignees
A.C. Lombard’s
State St
Eel Heatonmoatte
Grand Junction
Custom House
Postoffice
Otece
Bill
Chiswick
Gowing
Oreola
Kelly
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A. C. Lombard
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Eyes
Civil Service Gazette
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Homeopathic Chemists
England
Leiter
Beceaver Printing CO
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Alabama
Mississippi
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Congress Street
Richardson & Barnard
A. Dew. Sampson
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G. Pearson
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J. N. Meagna
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Pier 11
J. M. Whitney
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Long Wharf
Parthian
West
RLO
E. B. Rampson
Yarmouth Steamship Company
Lewis Wharf
Digby
Annapolis
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Davison
St. John
N. B
Walter Hall
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Chatham Street
Southern Pacific Company
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R. A. and Steamship Co
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Foster’s Wharf
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Mt. Desert
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William HU. Hill, Jr
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Geo. E. Smalley
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Alamo, Comal
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Seth Sprag
Marcos
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Fernandina, Fla
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Augusta
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STA
Jason Collins
Lincoln’s Wharf
Frida
PO Portlan Bb. Co
F. Williams
Eastport & Calais, Me
Keeton and Gloucester
North Side Central Wharf
Brookline News
Lewis Cassier