Court Acquits Master of Bark Petrel Over Scurvy Indictments
On October 28 United States Circuit Court judge Nelson presided over indictments against J Edwin Reed master of the bark Petrel for not furnishing anti scorbatic rations leading to scurvy. The court ruled a crew profit exemption on whaling voyages and directed acquittal on all four counts. Separately Boardman Hall defended Williams in a counterfeit half dollar case now in jury deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Nelson
Edwin J. Reed
Boardman Hall
Thomas Williams
Will dispute over Photius Fisk fund and Greek heirs
Supreme Judicial Court hears appeal from the will of Photius Fisk contested on grounds of unsound mind and undue influence by executors. Fisk, a Greek immigrant and former chaplain, left about 30000 to trust for charitable relief, favoring the poor and worthy colored people, with restrictions on Catholic ministers as trustees. He had a prior 1888 will with similar provisions and no known widow or heirs at law, though heirs in Hydra are claimed. Hearing unfinished. counsel for appellants and appellees submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
HolmeEs
J. Edwin BR. Flint
John M. Rovacamachi
Photius Fisk
Hydra
Greece
Mr. Flint
Lyman F. Hodges
New England
Act of Congress
Kapsalis
Fisk
Hie
Navy
C. F. Kittredge
C. K. Fay
W. D. Turner
Superior Court First Session Oct 25 Cambridge cases
The Oct 25 sessions list cases before Mason Chief Justice and Thompson, with multiple dockets. Insurance claims by Joss against 31 insurers for a fire at a Cambridge carrying shop, various defences, and numerous trial entries across sessions with damages, denials, and jury considerations. Proceedings include Howard, Robinson, and other defendants with prior case numbers and references to related actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Mason
Low
Joss
Cambridge
Thompson
Sherman
Follawsbee
Greenwood E. Soule
Providence
Fletcher Ranney
J.C. Ivy
Lizzie K. Robinson
West End Street Railway Company
J. L Eldredge
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
Robinson
West
Danie
Martin
Richards
Debeer
Santry
Same Y. Same
Wagner
Bar
Names of residents listed from multiple towns
A roster of individuals tied to various communities including Newton Cambridge Granville Somerville Woburn Lincoln Concord Melrose Framingham Medford Burlington Sherborn Lowell and other locales appears in the text. The list features names such as Ryan Margaret Slocum Eliza McMann George Marshall Ellen Gills Daniel Law yer John Haoley Joseph Myers Jonathan Colburn J Frank Winkley Mary Ann Duffy Peter Maguire William Wheeler Christian Sampson Clarissa Green Alexander Crane John Fitch Edward Cincere John Saylor Sarah Coolidge Adolphe Marcotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Alexander N. Crane
Framingham
John K. Fitch
Medford
N. Edward Cincere
John B. Saylor
Burlington
Sarah A. Coolidge
Sherborn
Adolphe Marcotte
Lowell
Probate Court Grants Wills and Admin for Several In Essex County
In Gloucester on October 28 Judge Harmon proved wills for Eliza F. Norwood and Susan H. Berry. Letters of administration were issued for Maria Annable, Sarah M. Bradbury, Willie H. Damien, Charles Lee, and John Riggs. Large inventories include William Silsbee 25258.48, Philip Sutcliffe 17237.11, Elizabeth D. W. Everett 52609.08, and Samuel B. Bean 8661.15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Gloucester
Harmon
Eliza F. Norwood
Susan H. Berry
Peabody
Maria Annable
Sarah M. Bradbury
Newburyport
Willie H. Damien
Lawrence
Charles Lee
John Riggs
William Silsbee
Salem
Philip Sutcliffe
Elizabeth D. W. Everett
Swampscott
Samuel B. Bean
Andover
Superior Court building contract cases and custody action
In Middlesex County Superior Court on October 28, verdicts and cases include John Duff v Carrie L Spear for $70 on a building contract with C Q Tirrell for plaintiff and Lynde and Harding for defendant. A second case James Johnson v Martha J Rand seeks $2000 damages over alleged enticement and concealment of his minor daughter Mary M Johnson. Onimal, D D Corcoran for plaintiff and S R Hamilton for defendant. Several docket numbers list various entities and cross actions including Mint Bank and Talbot cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Cambridge
Dunbar
John Duff
Carrie L. Spear
C. Q. Tirrell
Lynde and
Harding
James Johnson
Martha J. Rand
Mary M. Johnson
Onimal
D. D. Corcoran
S. R. Hamilton
Hingzham
Murray Vy. Lull. Sav
Crosby
Johnson
Jones Et A
Cutting
Cum
Same
Merrill
Mings
Casey
City of Los
Natl Bank Ton
Talbot
Tirrell
Damon
Stewart
Fern
Mfg. Co
Municipal Court dockets list multiple civil case names
First and second sessions of Municipal Court list numerous cases with plaintiffs and defendants including Crofourt Boston Loan Co, Williams Ledwin, Raverty Lincoln Ciub, Parry Burns, Stevens W E St Ry Co, Pyle Hobbs, Ham V Tennessey, O Neill Jackson, Parker Mooney, Simpson Veno van, Slattery Peck, O’Brien Reynoldas, Wells Budweiser Brewing Co, Connecticut River Lumber Co v French, Seymour Myrick, Moxley Lydston, Keehane Callahan, Grant Clark, Pilot Pierce, Snow Higgins, Mullins Sullivan, Parker Barnard, McCaffrey Gaughan, Emery Brown, Crowninshield Porter, Wiel Weeks, Monroe Caren, Foster Swift, Ginsberg Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell
Ayer
Crofourt
Boston Loan Co
Williams
Ledwinoh
Raverty
Lincoln Ciub
Parry
Burns
Stevens
W. E. St. Ry. Co
Pyle
Hobbs
Ham
Tennessey
O’ Neil
Jackson
Parker
Conn. River_ Lumber Co
French
Seymour
Myrick
Moxley
Lydston
Keehane
Callahan
Grant
Clark
Pilot
Pierce
Snow
Higgins
Muillins
Sullivan
Barnard
McCaffrey
Gaughan
Emery
Brown
Harvard Amateur Race Meet Opens for Colleges and Boston Group
The Harvard University Cycling Association will host an amateur race meet at Holmesfield on Saturday November 8 starting at 2 30 p m open to colleges schools and the Boston Athletic Association Events include several safety and ordinary distances with scratch handicaps and intercollegiate heats Two medals per event and a silver cup for the interscholastic race are planned under L A W rules Entry totals may trigger heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University Cycling Association
Boston Athletic Association
Holmesfield
Harvard
Shipping News Mini Almanac For Boston Harbour
Oct 25 high water and day length notes. Arrived ships include Michigan from Liverpool with 108 passengers to Warren & Co. and Glancus from New York bound for H M Whitney. Many steamers and schooners listed with routes, arrivals, currents, and winds. Cleared foreign vessels include Hostonian and Seraphine with multiple destinations. Outbound coasters detained by bad weather and a long list of vessels in the roads and bays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Walters
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Boston
Cape Bine
Roman
Palestine
Boston Light
Rcvexmer Glancus
Berry
New York
Ndse
H M Whitney
Kennebec
Collins
Bath
Penobscott
Ingraham
Pangor
Tremont
Craig
Portland
City of Gloucester
Prector
Gloucester
Pleaser Longellow
Smith
Provincetown
Harrisburg
Alvertson
Philadelphia
Sug E Luckenbach
Curran
Port Antonio
Jam
Boston Fruit Company
Yarmouth
Stanwood
J G Hall & Co
Swhs
Seraphine
Chute
Bear River
Barclay, Clements & Co
Rover
Giffin
Lockport
Shelburne
Same
Canning Packet
Kerry
Annapolis
DeLong & Seaman
Larvard H Havey
Forsyth
St John
Hathaway & Co
Druid
Wilcox
Sane
A G Heisler
McKinnon
C F Williams
Gate City
Doane
Savannah
Richardson & Barnard
Evan Leonard
Robbins
Jas Lullivan
Oliver Scofield
Nickerson
W Linnell
Bertha Waller
Iarding
Washington, DC
Salled
Norseman
Rowena
Maryport
Ila
Bowden
Jamaica
Luckenbach
Tivoli
Gladiator
Geo Moon
Newport News
CM Winch
Laura
Confidence
Phineas Sprague
Port Point
Sullivan Sawin
Laconia
Rockland
Metropolis
Vinalhaven
Starvester
Lincoln
Eidora
Millbridge
Chester
Lawrence
Rockport
Minot
Machias
Chase Davis
Patchin
Castine
Sarah
Catalina
Boudhvay
Pemaquid
Niger
Wiscasset
Taria Topan
All Tave
Hi Hussey
Charleston
Alice
Halifax
Nasehs Crescent
Hurricane Island
Baltimore
Frank Heavey
Jah
Isaac Hi ‘Tillyer
Trom Do
Enos B Phillips
Richmond
Lacey Jones
St Elmo
John E .Sowther
Laure L Spragie
Edward L Warren
Win Donnell
Rebecca J Moulton
Narragansett
KC Pendleton
SV W Simmons
Witch Hazel
Max
Watrior
Modoc
Kendrick
Fish
Z & Wallingford
Oliver Ames
Brigadier
Osprey
Charles Noble Simmons
Empress
Tarry Mresser
Mary & Morse
Sehs
King Philip
Wi Oler
Cassie F Bronson
Maynard Smnner
Samuel Dilloway
Horatio L Baker
Elisha Gibbs
Nattie A Marsh
Fortuna
Robert Graham Dun
Marion Draper
John Niolland
James A Browne
J R Bodwell
Leonora
Amelia Goreland
Childe Harold
Emma C Cotton
Wm C
Carrie
Bucknaim
Eliis
Joshua Lovett
Binghampton
Bessie
Scranton
Abraham Rieuaraon
Cox & Green
Irene E Meservey
Ann Kiiza
Wm F Green & Son
George Faulane, Jr
Maggie Mulvey
Standard
Datrive S. Briggs
George Bird
Cox & Greene
Carrie A Buckner
A W Ellis
Ann Eliza
EF Green & Son
A Wichardson
Binghamton
Country Club Clyde Park Fall Meet Adds Steeplechase Race
At Clyde Park the Country Club adds a sixth race a match between Hilltop and Hamilton on the steeplechase course with six races in total. Entries include Polo pony and Open handicap events, with participants from George Lee JH Nay JH Lewis W A Peck and Sagamore Stables among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Park
Hilltop
Hamilton
M. K. Abbott
Romulus
E. W. Roche
Weld
B. Bradley
Darkness
Sacono
George Lee
Alchemist
J. H. Nay
Pendleton
J.H. Lewis, Jr
Delaware
W. A. Peck
Hasterbok
Charles A. King
Boulanger
Mr. Franklin
Jack
Michael Finnigan
Sky Bald
Seer Cree Eerere
George R. Wales
Hiltop
Warren Baker
Toddie
Russell
Talisman
Sagamore Stables
Silver King
J. He. Wright
Alfred
L. E. Wilmerding
Lone Woo
J. H. Lewis, Jr
Bill Bong
Easterdok
John C.barnard
Charles H. ‘Thayer
Charles H. Thayer
Phon
Clarence
Denny
W. Fe Weld
Antelope
G. BR. Wales
WamttoNe
Scientific Society meeting showcases naval observatory tube
The Scientific Society met at 419 Washington Street last evening to view J Clancy's 12 inch steel tube with aluminum mountings made for the United States Naval Observatory. A M Lowe presented a sliding shutter for Boston University. President J Ritchie Jr spoke on the Mechanics Fair from scientific and social angles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific Society
Washington Street
J. Clancy
United States Naval Observatory
A. M. Lowe
Boston University
J. Ritchie, Jr
What Did You Like Best at the Mechanics' Fair
An observer recalls the Mechanics' Fair as immense and exhausting yet endlessly fascinating. The writer mentions a standout MurRDOCcCK Liquid Food Company exhibit in Music Hall offering free samples and credits renewed energy after tasting Murpock's Liquid Foon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Murrdoccck Liquid Food Company
Music Hall
Murpock
Freight Market Shows Active Chartering Across Ports
New York reports a fairly active market with steady rates. Vessels chartered include August Leftler carrying 3500 barrels refined petroleum to the United Kingdom, Exile with 6000 barrels crude to St Louis du Rhone, and the Asia-Ship i Baggio with 80,000 cases refined petroleum to Shanghai. Also noted are coal and lumber shipments from Philadelphia to St Lucia and Kingston Jamaica, plus various pulp wood moves to Saugerties and Rondout. Additional charters occur in San Francisco to Havre or Antwerp and Providence fuel and freight operations, reflecting a busy logistics scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hurope Ark
Ned Petroleum
United Kingdom
Bark Exile
St Louis du Rhone
Asia
I Baggio
Shanghai
West
Npigs
Hark James
Hamlen
Philadelphia
St Lucia
Anid Lumber
Mobile
Nenos Ayres
Manuel R Cuza
Kingston
Providence
Frank G Rich
North Lort
Portiana
Arthur Gurney
Saugerties
Sandy Hook
Bipar Town
W Gurney
Shipping News Excerpt Lists Vessels Sailed and Departures
A long OCR list details ships and barks sailing or departed from ports such as New York London and Havre. Entries include vessel names owners and destinations like Saigon Philadelphia Montreal New York and Buenos Aires with dates in October and September. The fragment covers varied vessels from brig Buda to steamer Dominion and vessels traveling to or from ports worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anjer
Big Bonanza
Newburyport
Andrews
New York
Saigon
Brisbane
Sidney
Nor
Bristol
Curler
New
Smith
St John
Cadiz
Armenia
Ital
Trapani
Dublin
Morris
Drogheda
Buda
Dieppe
Park Ville de Dieppe
Philadelphia
Rallmouth
Aldus
Schutte
Theodore H Rand
San Francisco
Galle
Glasgow
Warwick
Gov Robie
Bath
Nichols
Montreal
Hamburg
Magdalene
Ger
Havre
Lisbon
Anna Maria d’Abundo
Monti
Francesco R
Izal
London
Antwerp
Trefry
Liverpool
Dominion
Parro
Olsen
Rethy MO
Turkey
Heribea
Snelds
Gerona
Tarifa
Leghorn
Otago
Crosby
Shipping Movements and Vessels Afloat
A list of ships and barkes with origins destinations and voyage dates. Orpheus from New York to Batavia Sept 21 reports position at 4 N 7s W. Star of Russia from San Francisco to Sharp ness Oct 4 at 21 36 N 124 W. Spartan from San Francisco to Seattle Oct 20 at 7 33 N 126 10 W. Forfarshire from Astoria to Queenstown Oct 29 at 50 N 15 W. Geo Davis from Buenos Ayres to Windsor NS Oct 25 noted 45 notes SE of Portland Me with provisions. G N Wilcox from San Francisco to Hamburg Oct 4 at 21 36 N 124 W. Elsinore from Caleta Puena to San Francisco Oct 17 at 35 22 N 135 67 W. Edward L Mayberry 65 days out, lat 38 40 N lon 75 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheus
New York
Batavia
Star of Russia
San Francisco
Sharpness
Spartan
Seattle
Forfarshire
Astoria
Queenstown
Geo Davis
Buenos
Windsor
Vortland
Wis
G N Wilcox
Hamburg
Elsinore
Caleta Puena
W. Y
Rosario
Boston
York
Edward L Mayberr
Fishermen Report Stranded Vessels and Bountiful Cod Catches
Gloucester area fishing reports list several vessels loading cod and halibut with thousands of barrels. The Matheson from Provincetown, last of the Grand Banks fleet, hauled about 2000 quintals of cod as gales persist and rough seas limit fish days. A ship was stranded at North Sydney and hauled for $600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Dido
Georges
Mary Story
Orient
North Bay
Annie Wesley
Grand Bank
EK P Boynton
Lady Thorn
Cosmos
Henry Morganthan
Sch
Golden Hope
Sir John A Matheson
Grand Banks
Matheson
Provincetown
Anks
New tonnage notes from New England shipyards October
Oct 63 reports multiple launches and keel layings across Maine and New England. Currier’s yard in Newburyport will launch a 1700-ton four-master under Capt Bray on Nov 1. Young Brothers of Newport rechartered to haul locomotives to Jamaica, with Cuba cargo prospects. Eleanor M Williams, a 61-ton barkentine, launched in Machias. large four-masted schooner Gillchrist launched in Rockland. Fred Gower, a three-masted schooner 800 tons, launched in Gallais. new halibut schooner built in Worcester. keel laid in East Boston for a 400-ton vessel. George McQuesten & Co named managing owners for the new ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburypore
Horace W Macomber
Taunton
Currier
Capt Bray
Sch
Hattie Williams
New Bedford
Young Brothers
Newport
Bath
Jamaica
Cuba
Boston
Macisas
John Shaw
Eleanor M Williams
Machias
New York
Rockland
Gillchrist
J A Campbell
Galais
Rideout& Lord
Fred Gower
W 1 Gower
Sargentsville
W D Sargent
Grace Gower
Goucester
Buit
Joan Bishop
Willian McKie
Burnham
McKie
Bean
Jater
George McQuesten & Co
Nellie E Rumball Towed After Hull Breach Near Pollock Run Shoal
The esth barkentine Nellie E Rumball, from Bangor to Philadelphia, arrived Portland Oct 25 with deckload shifted and eight feet of water in the hold. It struck Pollock Run Shoal around 8:30 Oct 27 in heavy east wind, leaking about one foot per hour. towage and pumping were underway to refloat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie E Rumball
Hivers
Nellie E Rkumball
Bangor
Philadelphia
Portland
Vineyard Haven
Pollock Run Shoal
Chase Lister, Jr
St Augustine
Mia
New York
Cape Hatteras
Delaware
Vortland
Seaman
Clarks Cove
Key West
Lizzie
Rockland
Kendrick Fish
Groves
Yvenants Harbor
Corsair
Long Long Island
Portsmouth
Jerrys Point
Es-Ei
Smith
Kath
Navy Yard
New Naval Hospital
Norfolk
Pheb
Oxtorn
Port Caledonia
Halifax
Back Point
Bras d’Or
North Sydney
Mtolega
Caledonia
Weston
Vinalhaven
Emily A Staples
Nagon
Boston
London
Reading
Genoa
Savannah
Washington City
Antwerp
Falmouth
Eng
Hazelbank
Tacoma
Dover
Manson
Shipping Notes From Boothbay and Ports along the Coast
A chaotic maritime brief outlines vessels sailing from Boothbay and nearby ports toward Boston New York and Camden with crews including Prescott Erb Shulee and others. Sailed late Oct 27 to 28 with various schooners brigs and steamers, listing destinations and captains across Bath Bangor Bridgeport Norfolk Newport New London and other ports along the Atlantic coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothbay
Schs
Prescott
Erb
Shulee
L Sturgis
Boston
Ira Laffriener
New York
Bangor
Barkentine Grace Lynwood
New
Greenock
Teucksport
Annie RK Lewis
Mary Lymbarner
Cottage City
Titmouse
Cialj
John Cadwal
Portland
Batkinson
Charleston
Dorchester
Helen H Benedict
Wmil Ilood
New Haven
Ruth Robinson
Brunswick
Sheppard
Welsh
Fernandina
Mabel Thomas
Robinson
New London
Fall River
Sailee
Luella
Wood
Amboy
Gloucester
Alaska
Georgetown
Andrew Nebnger
Smith
Philadelphia
Thomas J May
Walston
Perth Amboy
Ased
Terrapin
F F Kendall
Gertrude Abbott
C W Lewis
Sami C Hart
Hattie Paige
Mary Ann McCann
Tyron
Baltimore, Norfolk
Rattler to Boston with barges and Chalmette in tow
A maritime listing notes tug Rattler towing barge Koline and Chalmette toward Boston with Schertrude Abbott near Nobska. Numerous vessels cleared and sailed Oct 28 from New Bedford, New York, Philadelphia, Portland and other ports, including steamers State of Pennsylvania, Westernland, Winthrop, and many others bound for Liverpool, Calcutta, St John, NB, and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rattler
Koline
Chalmette
Boston
Abbott
Nobska
New Bedford
Warren Hall
Walker
Hogue Inlet
John Manning
Bardsell
Philadelphia
Horatio
Slocum
Ocean Ranger
Azulay
Brava
CVI
New York
State of Pennsylvania
Glasgow
Moimmeen
Stettin
San Gaetano
Mazella
Lisbon
Westernland
Antwerp
Aldwyth
St .John
Nisschs Emin
Paunton
Fred Tyler
Vineyard Haven
Sarah L Davis
Belfast
David O'Sinor
Clark’s Island
Amanda
St John
Clifton
Windsor
Wisconsin
Liverpool
Jim Whiney
Benvenue
Calcutta
Highlander
Cette
Bombay
Diamond Island
Bristol
Rotterdam
Winthrop
Eastport
Majestic
Herma
Winter
Grava
Naples
City of Chester
France
London
Khremerhaven
Mineola
Leith
Lahn
Bremen
Chateau Lafite
Rhynland
Lumen
Ilart Island
EJ Spicer
Spicer
Batavia
Barks
Talisman
Scott
Dunkirk
Egeria
Kerr
Corunna
Falmouth
Harvey
Buenos Ayres
Athena
Roberts
City Island
HM Whitney
Osion
Pory Townsend
Pactolus
Shanghai
Rothemay
Royal Roads
Nickerson
Chas Il Sprague
Athens
Akr Weeks
Henley
Kennebec
George & Albert
Parker
LL Hamaline
Nesler
Ida H Mathis
John D Williams
Longstreet
Baltimore
Hannah i Brow
Eagle
Kingston
H Ettussell
Hawkins
Fishkill
Clara Ib Rogers
Beal
Ten River
Barkentine
Laura McArthur
South America
Lizzie D Small
Bluehill
Lee
Lynch
Edward Rich
Wille
Green
Deer Isle
Senator
Jinker
Calais
Cohassett
Ichs
Medora
Clara J. Watson
Holmes
A McNichol
Abona
Laura
E P Newcomb
Sarah Kirmwall
Luella
van Buren
Standard
Evans
Swhs
Heny Lippett
Vettegree
Morse
Grace Webster
Barter
Bangor
J M Seaman
Seaman
Clarks Cove
Key Weat
Franklin
Jacob M Haskell
Ar Ocley
Lancaster
Spartan
Saxon
Providence
Hercules
Portsmouth
Berks
Newbouryport
Rattlesnake
Swis Wing Park
Lake
Nelson KE Newbury
Southard
Geo R Vreeland
Edwa Perry
Cornelius Hargreaves
Allen
Kall River
Robert J Bare
Selover
Galveston
Lord Chive
Switzerland
Manitoban
Maine
Gwent
Jamaica
James Il
Williamsport
Keystone
Newcastle
Kel
Laura V Rose
New Haven
Perth Amboy
William Rice
Rachel Jane
Ella Tk Crowell
Kimball
RF Hart
Doage
Lower Horvor
Schs 1Dd Haskell, Bertha E Glover, Ida L Ray
Hattie
Rockland
Knowles
Banger
Jachin
Boothbay
Smith
Bath
Red Beach
R General K
Sch
Victory
Stiles
Richmond
Schs
R & S Carson
J K Manning
Stamford
Salem
Sehs
Windsor Packet
Wyman
Tusket
Rich
Henry ‘S Wood
Farrar
John S Beacham
Ginn
Izetta
Winslow
Port Johnston
Annie L McKeen
Lindsey
Joggins
Tacoma
Francisco
F Sargent
San Francisco
Vinalhaven
Martin W. Bates
Yosemite
Fullerton
San Smith
Nellie £ Rumball
Johnson
Ned P Warker
Dobbin
Elizabethport
M W Griffing
Cobb
New Bedfora
Passenger List From Boston to Gate City Steamer
From Boston for HE Penley, wife and child, and numerous named passengers including Mr and Mrs Charles Fifield, J M Stevens, FM Stevens, Mrs CO Patterson, Miss Leach, EF R Munsey, Mrs Maxwell, Master Henry Penk, Alonzo Tripp, Miss Annie Finneys, Mrs Schinfell, Mrs Ab&b Hamor, Joi Berchstead, Mrs Wrouty, Mra D J trader, JM Cram, Mr Crooker, cee ENGERS, and by steamer Gate City. Also listed are Mr Blood and Mrs Shaker with child, Miss Sarah E Wilkins, Mrs Wilkins and two children, Mrs kk W P Drumons, JM Garland and wife, Mra Wo, Small iW K Batehelder, W E Chase and wife, Mrs Chase, iP G Des Isle, James Mason and wife, Miss Haley, rs err, W A Sutherland, iH Stoddard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
HE Penley
Charles Fifield
Stevens
CO Patterson
Leach
Munsey
Maxwell
Henry Penk
Alonzo Tripp
Annie Finneys
Schinfell
Ab&b
Hamor
Joi Berchstead
Wrouty
Crooker
Postal Mails Closing for Various Destinations Listed
Notices detail mail close times by route and vessel from New York and Boston for destinations including Santiago Cuba Jamaica Costa Rica Guatemala Ireland Great Britain and several European countries. Specially addressed mail deadlines vary by country with additional registries and supplementary deadlines noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Cuba
United States of Colombia
Colon
Panama
Vizcaya
New York
Fortune Island
Jamaica
Jeremie
Costa Rica
Port Limon
Alvena
Greytown
Belize
Guatemala
Hondo
Yucatan
Campeche
Basco
Chiapas
Ireland
Great Britain
Germany
Austria
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Belgium
Netherlands
Russia
Servia
St. Croix
St. Thomas
Windward Islands
Trinidad and Demerara
Caribbee
Trinidad and Demerars
Andes
Central America
Pacifc
Cubn
City of
Para
Scotland
Anchoria
France
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
Portugal
la Bretagne
Havre
Obdai
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth
Boston
Newfoundland
Halifax
European
Oceanic and Zealandia Mail Closings for Pacific Regions
Notices list mail closing dates for multiple Pacific regions. Oceanic from San Francisco on Nov 13. mails close at Moston office Nov 7 at 5 p m. Zealandia from San Francisco on Nov 15. mails close at Boston office Nov 9 at 5 30 p m. Also Society Islands via San Francisco with Nov 24 closing at 5 p m. Tahiti service from San Francisco via Boston with noted closing times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Hawaiian Islands
Boston
San Francisco
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
British Innia
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Oceanic
San Franciseo
Moston
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Zealandia
Society Islands
Cisco
Vessels Sail For Boston List With Dates And Route Notes
The record lists numerous vessels sailing toward Boston or reporting arrivals and routes including Addie E. Snow from Petit Grave via Delaware Breakwater with Oct 19 date, Cheshire from Singapore, Cambusdoon from Singapore, Celina from Montevideo, Edward L. Mayberry from Rosario, Edith from Port de Paix, Granite State from Manila, Havre from Buenos Ayres, Hastings from Milk River, John McDermot from Rosario, Martha P. Tucker from Buenos Ayres, Nellie Brett from Rosario, Sp J Carleton from Singapore, Scots Bay from Montevideo, Sea Gull from Salt Pond, W C A, and Wm J Rotech from Port Gambie, with many passing Anjer, St Helena, Gibraltar, and other waypoints. plus notices of other ships and dates. The ad section includes Salvation Oil and Dr Gull's Cough Syrup promotions aimed at travelers.
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Boston
Addie E. Snow
Am. Sch
Petit Grave
Delaware Breakwater
Vineyard Slayen
Cheshire
Ann. Bark
Singapore
An Ang
St. Helena
Cambusdoon
Br. Park
Anjer
Celina
Am. Bark
Montevideo
Edward L. Mayberry
Rosario
Anga
Evie J. Ray
Edith
Port de Paix
Fooling Suey
Hayy
Iloilo
Granite State
Arm
Manila
St Helena
Havre
Buenos Ayres
Hastings
Scots Bay
Salt Pond
W.C. A
Aus
Wm. J. Rotech
Port Gambie
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Summons
Sarber
Bird
Doimes
Litch
Munson
Dowling
Flela
Asep
Eme
Saine
Haines
Timson
Barry
Twigs
Saunders
Frye
Adams
Bardwell
Lyich
Marshall
Warren
Owens
Miller
N. Ye
N. Be
McKenzie
K. W. Light
S. H. Dudley
Ezra Mallock
Ellen Ford
Jairus Hart
Ford
Greenwich Street
Hart
D.C. Linscott
Ll. R. Clark
John Mouzar
Alfred H. Bolton
Albany Street
EF. N. May
A. E. Alger
Malliock
Isburgh
Doyle
West End
Atkinson
Fisher
Mary E. v
Whitehead
John v. Lewis Ir
Annie O
McInnis
Mary E.v
McCoruik
Sarah Edward C
William
Gil
Mary L. v
Campbell
Margaret Harry W
Angus Ov
Handren
Mary F.v
Blolg&att, J
Commonwealth
Kiersted
Murphy
McCue
Cusick
Mencham
Carroll
Rogers
McCann
Scully
Lynn
Dicionald
Schwartz
Hazzard
Tinerty
Kendricken
Horton
Kenny
Middlesex Ss
Fred A. Lewis
Poncan M, Wright
John Be, Kennedy
Isphraim Gibson
Ashley
Ivers Lawrence
Townsend
Daniel W. Edgerly
Mary Jane Cutter
Maurice Lowney
Mary Gerry
Nizgabeth Venables
Elizabeth Donovan
Newton
Charles E. Snow
Stiles Frost
Hannah L. Bartlett
Belmont
James McDonald
Woburn
Mary A. Young
Ozias Huntington
Marlboro
Edmad I. Plimpton
Somerville
Eliza Fi. Spring
Mary M. Moran
Natick
George W. Downing
Margaret C. Hennessey
Winchester
Robert Richardson
Sudbury
Catherine Manning
Hussoy
George H. Conant
Sierra Madre
Cal
Frank Lawn
Parmenter
C.J
Harvard Cycling Association
Staunchess
Vapee
Atlantic
United States and Religion
E. A. Adams & Coo
State St
Cor
PHEE
Pamscable Co
Shipping News
Port OF
Ner
Macelo
Hatteras
Santos
Ar Ang
Fingal
Barry Dock
Pernambuco
SV John
Eds Lucerne
Kykeman
Byrtle
McLean
Cygnet
Dalton
Liille Leli
ST Jago
More
Table Bay
CGH
Angela Accaine
Ascension
Valparaiso
James A Wright, Freeman
Caleta Buena
Drot
Haydn, Brown
Barnford
Baltt
the Country Club
the Scientific Society
Acapulco
Starbuck
Buenos Ayr
Callao
Alice Reed
Stahl
Salaverry
Cardenas
HH Wright
Lunt
Dis
Canso
Katie
St Pierre
Cienfuegos
John R Lergea
Squires
Lunenburg
Narcissus
Porto Rico
Parisian
Nanaimo
Amelia
Newhall
Honolulu
San Jose
Finance
Rio Janeiro
Vern Ambuco
Capua
UE Bec
Gordon Castle
New Orleans
Linda
Helene
Walberg
Rapid
Ensenada
Hector
Faulk
Cee
Sutherland
Stoddard
Trans-Pacific Mails
Boston Bound
Salvation Oil
Dr. Gull
Clyde Steamship CO. Creat Southern
Elort
South Carolina
South
Liver
Yemassee
Washington
Rhoston
J. A. Flanders
Theo. G. Eger
Savannah Fast Freight
VIA
Anah Steamship Co. Art
New England & Sarat
Lewis Whi
B.S. Gate City
City OF Savannah
City OF Macon
New Syne
New York & New England R. R
Metropolitan Is. Co
Sound Lines
Ocean Steamship Company
A. Dew.sampson
N. E
Washington St
A. Mc Graham
Central Wharf
New Ken Ogilan DW
Sou cX
Southwis
Piedmont Alk Linz
Atlantic Coast Line
Seabgard Alk Line
Paintrock
Waldo A. Pearce
Waatington Street
Ibuston
Mass
Mallory
Alamo
Lampasas
Nueces
State OF
Colum Seth Sprag
Galvestos
Leona
Colorado
Comal Iswick
Fernan
San Antos
Dinasso
The
Azores
T. R. Hale
E. A. Adams & CO
Stgete Street
Heston
West India Tours
Caribbel
St. Hitt
Antigua
Dominica
Martinique
St. Jenada
Trinidad
Quebec
Outerbridge & CO
Broadway
Cook & Sons
Arthur Ahern
See’s
Canada
Lucia
Barbados
Londonderry
Gissgowv
Wee
Oliv
Devenia
Warren Line
Poston
Iowa
Warren & Ctr
Furness Line
Buston
Parham City
Navarro
Furness
Water Street
Allan Line
Gwlasnow
A. Allan
Cunard Line
Reston
Leyland Line
Bostonian
Columbian
Virginian
WREA
Avents
El4
State Street
Norddeutscher Lloyd 8. S. Co
Southampton
Mains
Llavre
C. Theo. Guething
Doune Street
Widnesday
Bator Ye Ser
India
North River
H. M. Whitney
ST. John
Hog International
Coimnmercia Sharf
M. KK
Digby
KE. A. Waldron
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Long Wharf
Spartam
Man
Wilmington
Savaner
Freichter
Sampson
Bostuu
India Wharf
Vicketa
C. EF. Williams
North Side Entral Wharf
Ageoh
Bangor Steamship Co. Steiners
Foster’s Wharf
Camden
Searsport
Bucksport
Winterad Bangor
Bar Harbor
Ellsworth
William H. Hild
Veqe Steamship Michigan
Grand Junction
Custom House
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