Marriages and maritime delays mark Boston news
Atr Theodore Rothe manager of the International hotel wed Rosa Doane of Dorchester. The missionary steamer Morning Star, delayed by boiler issues, may sail later this week after a conditional certificate. A New England Retail Grocers convention created plans for a central association with delegates and a sugar price committee. The Woman's Home Missionary association reported rising funds and missions, with 24 missionaries among Indians and poor whites. A state campaign list of many officers and a procession route including Garfield battalion and Grenadier guards was outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atr
Theodore Rothe
International Hotel
Rosa Doane
Dorchester
New York
Philadelphia
Wellington
Morning Star
Lewis Wharf
G. I. Starbuck
New England Retail Grocers’ Association
Grocers’ Exchange
Broad Street
Woman’s Home Missionary Association
Mt. Vernon
Ashburton Place
H. M. Moore
Paris in the Reign of Terror Lecture at Music Hall
The second Stoddard lecture drew a large audience in Music hall last evening with Paris in the Reign of Terror as the subject. The illustrated running sketch captivated viewers and the views were praised. next lecture on November 5 will cover Thro England with Charles Dickens. A Bendix concert and a noted ballet, Zanita, attracted crowds. At Heuck's Opera House in Cincinnati, Buffalo Bill’s troupe featured in Spot Cash with Native American attendants who bought opera glasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Paris
England
Charles Dickens
Knabe Piano-Forte
Tremont Street
Otto Bendix
Charles N. Alen
Theodore Human
Carl Meisel
Wulf Fries
Boston Theatre
Stations Weather Report From Coastal Cities
A weather table lists stations Wilmington Charleston AUZOBIAL New Orleans Galveston Vicksburg Little Rock Memphis with temperatures mostly in the 60s to 80s and rainfall ranging from trace to several inches. Noted are a few precise readings such as 76 58 0.00 at Wilmington and 83 63 6.01 at SavaMAD with higher totals elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Cesearereeee
Charlestom
Cteeeereses All
Savamad
ceveeeeee-Lh
Avms
Memphis
O. B. Colr
Boston Theatre Listings Highlight May Blossom and Acts
Boston Mammal Miss Minnie Palmer stars in My Sweet ee to Globe. Henry Irving and Ellen Terry headline Evening at the Bijou. Madison Square Theatre Company presents May Blossom. Zanita performs at Boston Theatre. Kentz Santley Novelty and Burlesque Company appears at Howard Athenum in the Evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Mussum
Minnie Palmer
GLOBE
Henry Irving
Ellen Terry
BIJOU
Rice
Park Theatre
Madison Square Theatre Company
Boston Theatre
Howard Athen
Kentz-Santley Novelty and Burlesque Company
Republican Caucuses Nominate Boston House Candidates
Republican voters in Boston held caucuses to nominate candidates for the upcoming House of Representatives. Ward by ward, nominees are listed with names such as Jesse M. Gove, Peter Morrison, L E Jenkins, Fred Wellington, James K. Odell, Julius L. Chapple, Edward P. Wilbur, William F. Wharton, and others. Several wards refer nomination decisions to ward committees or report at the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
House of Representatives
Jesse M. Gove
Peter Morrison
L.E. Jenkins
Fred A.wellington
J. P. Hamlin
F. H. G. Denott
Anthony Waterman
Hiram J. Nason
George N. Fisher
Edward P. Wilbur
William F. Wharton
Ward
Hugh Doherty
Richard F. Robin
Henry E. Halsley
Solomon R.ood
John Taylor
Albert Wilbur
J. Q. A. Brackett
Charles Dc. Justin
A. W. Beard
Wm. A. Rust
James P. Fox
William H. Spooner
John Craft
John Pierce
W. C. Leach
Cleveland
Hendricks
Representative Nominations Across Several Districts
A lengthy list of candidate nominations across multiple districts including Seventh Berkshire Nineteenth Essex Thirty-third Middlesex Eighth Norfolk Fourth Plymouth and more. Names include Fassel Hall Barton Randall Dawes Thayer Russell Haynes Litchfield Eastman Tyler Bradley Coffin Chappell Braley Briggs Wiulte Jones Malone Warden Higgins Hartwell Willis Amsden Sherman Crane Huntington Aiken and Huntington among others. Political events feature Republican business meeting in Faneuil Hall with John Sherman Roosevelt Lodge and Loring. Democratic senatorial picks and local party rallies in Arlington Cambridge and East Boston. Special trains announced for the Republican procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
Fassel
Great Barrington
Essex
People’s
Isaiah W. Titcomb
Charles M. Herring
Haverhill
Middlesex
A. P. Hall
Hudson
J. Warren Fletcher
Littleton
Norfolk
W. Barton
Medway
C. J. Randall
Wrentham
Plymouth
Josephus Dawes
Duxbury
Arthur Thayer
Duxury
A. D. Russell
Maynard
Warren A. Haynes
Charles A. Litchfield
South Scituate
Yhirty
Julian W. Eastman
Townsend
Franklin
Ansel L. Tyler
Charlemont
J. Walter Bradley
Milton
C.C. Barton
George R. Coffin
Newton
Bristol
Wiliam H. Chappell
Alonzo H. Braley
James C. Briggs
T. Wiulte
Frank W. Jones
Lynn
James J. Malone
Quincy
E. Warden
Waltham
Josiah Parkes Higgins
Hyde Park
Worcester
Harris C. Hartwell
BR. F. Willis
Fitchburg
Willard J. Hale
Newburyport
Charles A. Parsons
Newbury
Cyrus Story
Henry Friend
Gloucester
Roderick L. Bent
Gardner
Charles J. Rice
Winchendon
James J. Tierney
John KF. H. Mooney
Lawrence F. Holliday
Daniel W. Cook
David Manning
Dem
John P. Crane
Woburn
Arlington Democrats
Col
Jonas H. French
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Christopher J. Plunkett
P. J. Dwyer
Cambridge
Belmont
South Boston
Lexington
Concord
A. D. Hoitt
People’s Party of
Union Hall
Cambridgeport
Institute Hall
East Cambridge
Judge McCafferty
Douglas Frazar
Fifth District
Edward Fitzwilliams
Watertown
John H. Ponce
C. G. Walker
Charlestown
Cleveland and Hendricks
Faneuil Hall
Charles R. Codman
Francis A. Osborn
Daniel Dougherty
Philadelphia
Wadleigh
New Hampshire
P. A. Collins
William Everett
Joseph H. Walker
Blaine
N. H. Chamberlain
Sumner Hall
Boston
Chamberlain
Harvard College
St. John’s Episcopal Church
East Boston
Jersey City Murder Suspect Arrested in Somerville
Harry C. Jackson, wanted for murder in Jersey City since Oct 4, was arrested early Wednesday at his sister Laura Whitney’s home 38 Irving Street Somerville. He was held at Union Square police station and handed over to Jersey City Detective John Close for transport to Jersey City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Somerville
Harry C. Jackson
Laura Whitney
Irving Street
Jackson
Parkhurst
Harry A. Jackson
George Bates
Murphy
Whitney
Ser
Union Square
John Close
Boston
Dow
Boston and Albany
Multiple Injuries From Fort Hill Square Incident
Mrs. Lucilla Baker of 161 Quincy Street was struck by a team in Fort Hill Square and sent to Massachusetts General Hospital. Frank J. Galliani, 29, Dorchester, suffered a compound fracture of the left arm after his horse team broke and crashed in Marlboro Street. John Cunniff, 10, of 8 Cross Street, was run over at Union and Friend streets by Henry Wood of 163 Pearl Street Chelsea, sustaining serious injuries. Ada Wilson was arrested for larceny of a gold watch and chain from Edward Soule at 57 Beach Street. Theft reported from West Roxbury included 700 cigars stolen from the MetropolitanRailroad waiting room at Washington and Martin, and a silver watch, chain, and $9 pocketbook from John Wentworth’s boarding house room on Brookside Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucilla Baker
Quincy Street
Fort Hill Square
Massachusetts General Hospital
Frank J. Galliani
Dorchester Avenue
Parkman Street
Dorchester
Abel Goss
Marlboro Street
Cunnith
Wood
Ada Wilson
Edward L. Soule
Beach Street
Metropolitan Railroada
Washington and
Martin Streets
West Roxbury
Anthony Menaren
John A. Blake
John Wentworth
Brookside Avenue
Plymouth Grand Jury Presentments Involving Multiple Defendants
The Plymouth Mass grand jury returned presentments with arraignments and not guilty pleas from Patrick Carroll and John Coffee of Bridgewater for mischievo usly driving a state workhouse horse, William Barry of Chelsea for break ing and entering John Hays of Brockton’s house, and others for perjury, larceny, adultery, assault, and related offenses. Indictments include Frank Wing and Emma Griffin for adultery in Brockton, and offenses against the commonwealth, officers, and local properties across Brockton, South Abington, Weymouth, and Marshfield. Arthur Poole pled guilty to larceny from a person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Mass
Superior Court
Patrick Carroll
John Coffee
Bridgewater
William Barry
Chelsea
John Hays
Brockton
T. D. White
Middleboro
F. F. Lahey
Worcester
Emma L. Griffin
Boston
Antonio Molinari
Eugenio Varini
Clinton R. Dorr
South Arlington
Commonwealth
Clarence Gill
A. W. Cole
Edwin H. Marks
Plymouth Woollen Company
L. F. Davis
Weymouth
Leonard Belcher
Abington
C. A. Lewis
Somerville
W. C. Perkins
South Abington
H. Tolman
Marshfield
Green Harbor
Porter Named Police Commissioner and Board Roles
Gen Fitz John Porter took office as police commissioner in New York City at headquarters with Mayor Edson. He joined all committees and chaired the police pension fund board. Also, Linens maker Wm Liddle and Watson & Girwood partner James Girwood were arrested for alleged 1882 government fraud via false invoices. Independent Democrats withdrew county ticket and backed Tammany except Daly, replaced by Alfred Wagstaff for judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fitz John Porter
Edson
French
Porter
Police Pension Fund
Wm. Liddle
Donneleony
Ireland
James Girwood
Watson & Girwood
Leonard Street
Shields
Independent Democracy
Tammany
Joseph F. Daly
Alfred Wagstaff
Court of Common Pleas
Institute fair attendance tops season as exhibitors relocate
Yesterday's attendance at the Institute fair drew thousands of excursionists along with strong local patronage. The Mexican exhibit will move to Worcester for about two weeks, and a prominent manufacturer has offered permanent workshops in the Institute building with year round power. The idle space for ten months yearly intrigues New England manufacturers seeking city locational advantages. Only three days remain to visit the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Institute Building
New England
Pard
Rawson’ Gulch
Pardner
Hull
Immense Fair Day Draws Thousands To Exhibition
It was another immense day at the fair yesterday with over 7000 visitors by early evening. The electric railway carried over 1200 passengers, showing strong demand for rapid transit. Sugar manufacture displays impressed farmers, shoe factories attracted crowds, and art galleries showcased superb collections. The exhibition closes after three days, positively on Saturday evening.
Massachusetts Baptist association elects officers in session
Fall River Mass October 29 At the meeting of the Massachusetts Baptist association officers were chosen including President Rev Robert J Seymour D D of Boston Vice Presidents J M S Williams of Cambridge W A Munroe of Cambridge Dwight Chester Newton Centre D B Ingalls M D Clinton Secretary and Superintendent Rev G W Bosworth D D of Cambridge Treasurer Rev Andrew Pollard D D of South Boston Auditors Arthur Sawyer Boston F D Ayers Boston Also a board of GO directors was named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Massachusetts Baptist Association
Robert J. Seymour
D. D
Boston
J. M. S. Williams
Cambridge
W. A. Munroe, Esq
Dwight Chester
Newton Centre
D. B. Ingalls
Clinton
G. W. Bosworth
Andrew Pollard
South Boston
Arthur Sawyer
F. D. Ayers
Chelsea Man Steals Horse and Carriage. Arrested
Robert Judge of Chelsea took Dr. R. C. Gunter of Charlestown’s horse and carriage on Wednesday afternoon. Capt. Bureham of the municipal court confronted the thief, who rode at 10 miles per hour, wrested the reins, and steered the horse toward station 15. At the station the thief was locked up and the horse and carriage returned to their owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Judge
Chelsea
R. C. Gunter
Charlestown
Capt. Bureham
Municipal Court
Missing Malden man Richard Williams Believed Lost
Richard Williams, over 80, of Malden, disappeared from home Wednesday and remains unfound. Authorities fear an accident may have occurred as his whereabouts are unknown and he is believed to be of unsound mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Williams
Malden
Faraday
Royal Institute
Slade
Duke of Albany
India
England
Sir E. Hornby
China
Stuart Cumberland
Fire damages shed and hay at Arlington home
A small fire broke out Wednesday morning at the Arlington home of Mrs. E A Fisher when hay under a shed caught flames and burned the shed before firefighters moved the load. Little damage resulted to the buildings. Separately, Swampscott fisherman George Stanley, age 60, was run over and killed by a train on the Eastern road. authorities suspect suicide in the fatality. An alarm from Quincy box 72 reported a minor bedding fire at a house owned by the Farnum Smith heirs and occupied by Edgar Hayden at Quincy Point. In Lynn, a Central Congregational church prayer meeting urged temperance and marked St John’s presidential support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Fisher
Arlington
George Stanley
Swampscott
Quincy
H. Farnum Smith
Edgar Hayden
Quincy Point
Central Congregational Church
Lynn
St. John
United States
Locust Point freight engine explodes killing two workers
A Baltimore and Ohio locomotive exploded at Locust Point Indiana on Wednesday morning, instantly killing engineer Joshua Dixon and fireman David Burke. The engine was a total wreck and investigators began clearing debris as emergency crews responded. Meanwhile authorities report completion of annual bounty payments to Indian bands across the Canadian northwest territories and tribes have returned to their reserves, leaving the posting grounds quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Locust Point
Ind
Joshua Dixon
David Burke
Canadian Northwest Territories
Terrapin extinction sparks southern legislative plans
The New York Times reports demand to protect the delicate terrapin from wholesale summer capture. Baltimore discussions blame seaside hotels for penning terrapin May to September to supply hot season demand. Lawmakers in Maryland may tighten game laws to penalize catching or confining terrapin in warm weather to avert total extinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Baltimore
Washington
Chesapeake
Sam Ward
Coney Island
Maryland
Hon. Frederick Billings in Duluth with party on private car
A story recounts Frederick Billings of the Northern Pacific visiting Duluth with friends in his private car. He encountered a newsboy on the platform and asked about the papers, illustrating a cordial, informal moment during his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Billings
Northern Pacific Company
Duluth
Train car newsboy runs a paper caper in Northwest
On a train, Mr. Billings orders five copies of the St Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Chicago Tribune or Times and five of each Duluth Evening Herald. The boy grows wary as the rival paper sales scheme unfolds and asks if papers are being sold on the train. The tale ends with Billings joking about the mistaken newsboy role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Mr. Billings
Northwest
The Old Printer and the Night Shift Legend
R J Burdette reflects on Slug Nine a patient old Burlington Hawkeye printer who valued steadiness over speed. He labored through changing lamp light from candles to gas and electric, staying with the newsroom crowd until dawn while colleagues teased and supported him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Burdette
Burlington Hawkeye
Mustang
D 13
Slug
Boston
Pilgrim
Marblehead
Rawson's Gulch Pastor Hunt Sparks Salvation Clash
A St Paul minister is approached by a brawny frontiersman from Rawson's Gulch Montanay proposing to hire a pastor to convert the Rocky Bar camp. The plan aims to outpace rivals with public salvation as a publicity stunt and gospel warfare escalates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawson
Labouchere in London Truth sparks spiritualist protests
A Dublin physician Sir Philip Crampton once enclosed a bank note in an envelope and offered it to a bank as proof of daily phenomena. The piece argues against belief in clairvoyance and other phenomena, noting widespread indignation among followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labouchere
London
Dublin
Philip Crampton
Bank of Ireland
Shipping Schedules and Mail Steamers to Europe and Americas
Boston and New York maritime notices list listed vessels, dates, and agents for Atlantic sailings to Liverpool, London, Antwerp, Hamburg, Bremen, and beyond. The compilation includes ships such as Scythia, Cephalonia, Pavonia, Maasdams, and Adriatic with corresponding departures from Boston and New York, and agents like P H Du Vernet, Pim Forwood Co, Henderson Bros, and Kunhardt Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston City
London
J B
Brigham & Co Borderer
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Istrian
Thayer & Lincoln Norseman
Warren & Co Scythia
Seeee- Liverpool
P H du Vernet
Cephalonia
H du Vernet
New York
Kate
eeee-Pattas
Phelps, Bros & Co
Athos
sceeeeee-Gonaives
Pim, Forwood , Co
Alvena
Savanilla,&c
Pim
Forwood & Co
Alvin
St Thomas
Forwood
Andes
St Johns
Alvo
Simpson,s & Young
Santiago
Aspinwall
Pacific Mail SS Co Germanic
RJ Curtis Alene
Kingston
Pim, Forwood & Co
State of Georgia
Glasgow
A Baldwin & Co Acapulco
Pacific Mail SS Co Maasdam
Rotterdam
Finch,Edge & Co
Pennland
Antwerp
Wright & Sons St Germain
Havre
Louis de
Australia
Hamburg
Phelps, Bros & Co Etna
Cees
Phelps Bros & Uo
Boston
Pavonia
Scythia
Caledonia
Henderson Bros Cephalonia
Samaria
H Brown & Uo
Catalonia
s.Liverpool
C of
Richmond
Inman SS Co
Suevia
Kunhardt & Co
J Curtis
Rome
Henderson Bros Glasgow
Henderson Bros Devonia
Habsburg Bremen
Oelrichs & Co
Frisi
Eees 'A
Kunhardt & Co Westernian
Peter Wrighté Sons Schiedam
Amsterdam
Funch
Edge & Co Wyoming
Williams & Guion
A Brown & Co
Fulda
Bremen
Qelrichs & Co
St Germain
Louis de Bebinn Adriatic
RJ Corts Hammonia
City of Berlin
Inman SS
Spain
Eee
F W J Hurst
Henderson Bros
Kundhardt & Co
Rugia
Rhein
Oerricks & Co
Nevada
Guion & Co
Oregon
H Brown & Co
Ems
Oqelrichs & Co Labrador
Favre
Louis de Bebian Britannic
RJ Curtis Ely
Ian Monarch
Patton, Vickers& Co Circassia
Henderson Bros Abyssinia
Guion & Co Republic
RJ Corts
Steamship movements and arrivals in late October
Shipping notes list ships and routes with origins in New York Havana Southampton Queenstown Liverpool Liverpool Montreal and Patras. Vessels include Grecian Monarch Ramon de Herrera Amethyst City of Puebla Lake Manitoba Oder Samaria Aurania Waesland Buenos Aires? Dent Holme Anchoria Picqua and Marion. Highlights show departures from London New York Boston and Montreal with crossing progress toward Europe and the Caribbean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbia
Mediterranean
London
Havana
Ramon de Herrera
Amethyst
City of Puebl
Quebec
Lake Manitoba
Liverpool
Southampton
Oder
Siemen
Queenstown
Samaria
Boston
Fastnet
Aurania
Scilly
Bohemia
Hamarg
Antwerp
Waesland
Glasgow
Buenos Ayrean
Montreal
Isle of Wight
Dent Holme
Anchoria
Picqua
Marion
Patras
Peewee
New
New Or
Dona
Ringk
Bremen
Vast 19th Century Shipping Movements Across Ports and Streams
A dense log of arrivals and clearances on October 28 29 detailing steamers and schooners arrival at St John New Brunswick Philadelphia Boston and New York with ships and bark cargoes from Liverpool Hull and Buenos Aires. Notes include wind directions Cape Cod and Cape Henry conditions and multiple vessels sailing cleared and still at sea with extensive port movements from Bangor Charleston Fernandina and Rio Janeiro to Liverpool and Antwerp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
St Croix
Block Island
London
Blackwall
Fleetwood
McGiffen
Galveston
Aarhuns
Giovan
New York
Anita McCready
Cindad
Ding
St Thomas
San Francisco
Levis
Charleston
Nymphaea
Brooks
Savannah
Maggie Dalling
Matanzas
Bahama Banks
Park Norah
Governor's Island
Boston Harbor
Port Clyde
Sir William Tell
M Anderson
Portland
Seavey Island
Seb Frank Dame
Philadelphia
Kennebec
Capes of the Delaware
Wootan
Ger
New Orleans
Bremen
Callao
Annie M Law
McCarthy
Fastnet
Aurania
Hains
Liverpool
Walifax
S J Musson
Swaine
Boston
Pitcairn’s Island
Pactolus
Burnham
Coringa
Gibson
Queenstown
John B Kelley
Gibbons
Antwerp
W R Grace
Walnut
Hes A Snow
Schmidt
Vangilder
Nellie W Rokes
Thompson
Richmond
Freeth
Camellia
Petrie
Lisbon
Centipede
Swain
East Cambridge
Norman
Goegins
Pioneer
Platt
Ann Eliza
Warren
Barks Kroylith
Stephens
St Jago
Cuta
Halden
Lovoid
Hamburg
Icis H E Shubert
Steelman
ET Cottingham
Smith
Hattie Louis
Sharp
Hatteras
Adam Kennedy
Kennedy
Agnes R Bacon
Haley
Delaware
Suffolk
Baltimore
Livingston
Havre
Sir John Lawrence
Reed
Bristol
Sir Emily F Northam
George W Anderson
Cole Andout
Old Dominion
Ashland
Lucille
Lawrence
Saco
Shhp Morgan
Mehaffy
Salem
City of Savannah
Juniata
Cyclone
Carthagena
Scis
Kansas
Tasker
Warren & Co
Br Sachs
John Millard
Hutt
Barrington
JG Hall & Co
Matilda
Newell
Larah Hunter
Mowry
Apple River
F A Roberts
Frank L
Lawson
St John
Hatheway & Co
Willie McLaren
McLaren
Brisbane
H W Peabody & Co
C S Packard
Robinson
Demerara
Brich
Vidette
Puller
Fernandina
Florida
Eee & Co
New Brunswick
Larcom
Hitby
Wind East
Durham City
Pottsville
Stawmut
Douglass Campbell
Goodhart
Apalachicola
Birgitte
Jorgensen
Tames
Kendrick
Tampico
Barrowmore
Amlot
Tyne
Eng
Berkshire
Howes
Martha Stevens
Elizabeth
Fowler
Emelia
Grape
Orville Borwitz
Kelsey
Portsmouth
Howard Williams
Williams
Kate Ranger
Hardy New York
Lookout
Pearce
Oceanus
William + Lewis
Acoriano
Glenbervie
Dunn
Rio Janeiro
Bangor
Clara Jenkins
Lord
Palermo
Monacy
Wass
San Domingo City
Albert H Cross
Pendleton
Morgan City
Menawa
Alexander
Newark
Honest Abe
Bates
Lizzie
Rich
Vesta
Atwood
Weymouth
Pkarn Sport
Jennie Beazly
Brown
Ston
Brunswick Ga
Barks
Adonis
Dover
San
Iwiss Hanrahan
Cookston
Silver Spray
Bay View
Saarbrook
Clark
Yarmouth
Evergreen
Turner
Woodbridge
Laura Robinson
Matthews
Hyannis
Darien Ga
Jessie Douglass
DemeTarta
aAr
City of
City of San Antonio, Wilder,New York
Charles A Briggs
Hammet
Providence
B H Jones
Henrietta
Simmons
Bennett
Millbridge
H Ogden
Haraden
Strout
Andrew Peters
Calais
Newport
Mana Adelaide
Wickford
Niceto
Garte
Cuba
Hudson
Freeman
Excelsior
Higgins
Orfok
Addie Schlaefer
Deacon
James River
John H Travers
Tall
Port Deposit
Alava
DeLonga
John Hopkins
March
D H Miller Hawes
Molillamo
Hailoway
Wyoming
Lone Star
Asia
Havana
Thornhill
Progrese- Suips Caroline
Rudolph
Barks Tempear
Rebekka
Lewis L Squires
Campeache
Iwis J Nickerson
St Domingo
Centennial
Reporter
St John, NB
Mediterranean
Grecian Monarch
Bristow
Schs Steelman
Chamberlain
Vertumnus
Mortego Bay
Stratsford
Amsterdam
Benedetto
Marseilles
Swis Evan Leonard
Biock Island
M M Brainard
Florence P Bramhall
New Pedford
Filam
Danielson
Copenhagen
Cacin
Rangoon
Gras Veering
Pratt
Valparaiso
Brigs
Asuncion de Nuestra Senora
Liubera Frontera
Three Cheers
McConnell
Mobile
Peeress
Hicks
Cadz
Scbs
Champion
Farris
Luella
Snow
Meracaibo
Winnie Lawry
McRitchie
Portau Prince
Hell Gate
Vasa
Tallaken
Herald Whitestone
Col Milliken
Dunton
Rondout
Greene County
Hyde
Norwalk
Joseph Eaton
Chatfield
Albany
Onrust
Elizabethport
Baker’s Landing
Wonder
Greenport
J S Lamprey
Hardy
Port Johnson
Margaret Kennedy
Jewett
Sag Harbor
Matthew Vassar
Kelley
Amboy
FC Pendleton
Coffin
Northport
Express
Jephas Starrett
Pearson
Glace Bay
Lyra
McLean
Lizzie G
Joe Kinney
Nova Scotia
Gloucester Gem
Branscob
William Stevens
Lillian
Darby
Rockland
Ocean Pearl
Henley
HS Culver
Crowley
Washington
Ester Brook,Jr
Vesper
Alida
Lindsay
Lulu
Leighton
Addie M Bird
Cushman
Ensacola
Hattie B Hussey
Hodgdon
Aspinwall
Janet Bayles
Atlas
Pedersen
William Kennedy
Parker
Carrie
Hart
Southard
Paragon
Shute
T Stearns
Lower Harbor
Scituate
James F Pyke
Doyle
Vineyard Haven
A T Rowland
Sherman
Ida
Westerly
Mulbridge
Fleetwing
Johnson
Falmouth
Eastport
Annie P Chase
Gould
William Todd
Hannah F Carleton
Fred Tyler
Foreign Ports Update From Oct 25 to Sept 27 Listings
A maritime bulletin lists ships in and out of ports including Batavia and Bombay, detailing arrivals at Padang Calcutta and Valparaiso, with vessels such as Vanadis Rossquinn Agenor Lothrop Pythomene McFee Cleomene Mayo Annie Larsen and more. It notes sailed ships to Boston England and Quebec bound vessels from Pernambuco and Cardenas and cargo movements for North Sydney and Hatteras, plus vessels cleared for Glasgow Queenstown and Harbor Grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Oes
Vanadis
Rossquinn
New York
Padang
Bombay
Agenor, Lothrop, Inc
Pythomene
McFee
Cyprus
Walker
Calouree
Cleomene
Mayo
Iquique
Annie Larsen
Larsen
Valparaiso
Magellan
Strout
Small
Philadelphia
Cardenas
G de Zaldo
Miller
Hatteras
Tack Sing
Thompson
Hattie M Bain.Collins
Sagua
Mary Gibbs
Tracy
Georgia
Sch Falmouth
Anderson
Port
Carrie Winslow
Barrett
Portland
Rose Innes, Marwick
Caleta Buena
Hampton Roads
United Kingdom
Ocean Freight Movements Reported Across Ports
A consolidated list of ships and routes with Oct 27 to Oct 28 sailing/arrival data across Antwerp Philadelphia Baltimore New York Lisbon and other ports. Vessels include Otago Gillison Gladovia Arda Emily Raymond Ludwig Heyn Principal steamers Principia Atlantic Svea New York bound ships and freights, with destinations such as Liverpool Bristol Dorchester NB New Gibraltar New Keans Elsinore and Baltimore.
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Antwerp
aAr
Otago
Gillison
Philadelphia
Smith
Baltimore
Plymouth
Coalfleet
Nova Scotia
Potter
New York
Bristol
Gladovia
Knowlton
Brow Head
Neto
Lodge
Galveston
Liverpool
Hesperia
Lindquister
Dublin
Arda
Kay
Dorchester
Glamorganshire
Estall
Dundalk
Emily Raymond
Codie
St John
Queenstown
Falmouth
Ludwig Heyn
Schnelling
Hecavarantutan
Sutton Bridge
Nenaphar
Jones
Gibraltar
Principia
Kerruish
Japan
China
Favre
McDougall
Davis
Francisca
Charda
New Keans
Malaga
Cotovo
Girgenti
Stettm
Atlantic
Jaeger
Svea
Plomgren
Catharine’s Point
Park Pacific
Ames
Elsinore
Almanac of Names and Addresses Across Cities
A long list of individual names with multiple accompanying towns and states, from Haverhill to New York, Boston to Montreal, including spouses and widows. The fragment reads like a directory or social register, cataloging residents and their locations with occasional initials indicating marital status and kinship.
International Real Estate Listings From The Early 1900s
A dense roster of firms and agents across major U S cities including Baltimore Chicago Cleveland New York Memphis St Louis Omaha Pittsburg and more. Entries name individual brokers and firms such as Guthmann Carpenter Powell Campbell Noyes Meinhard Dittmann and French among others with company affiliations and regional locales listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Lebanon
Tenn
Goodbar
Goodbar & Co
Memphis
New York City
Morse
Morse & Co
Omaha
Walker
Tennent,Walker & Co
Tre
St Paul
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G. W. Simmons & CO
North Street
Musso
Stoddard
Chas. Dickens
Dickens
Europe
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Burdi1tt & North
Institute Fair
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Treas
Abraham’s
Court Street
Hotel Vendome
Hotel Vendone
Henry B. Rice & CO
Hanover
Chernan
Court Square
Dawson House
Bosworth
Bromfield St
Hable
Dawson
Crawford House
Scollay
Tremort Street
City Hotel
Congress Square
Robinson & Son
Kendall’s
Hawkey St
Niagara Falls
Summer St
ING & Hato
TuThStr
Summer Street
George Francis
Tremont Temple
Zane Patent
Jose Puzane&co
Sudbury Street
Fred Adee & CO
Cliff Street
Milwaukee
JOS. Schlitz Brewind CO
N. BE
State Street
JOS. Gahm
E. T. Milliken & CO. High Fire Test Illuminating
Ama Tv
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Oy del Dete & CO
Dundes
Preyae
Asbor Eggar
Boston Post
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Clifton
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Owen ©. Richards
Sts. Peter and Paul’s
Tobin
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Young’s
Albert Howe & Co
J. P. Densmore
Brighton
New England Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Institute of Technology
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Beacon Quartette
Virginia P. Tufts
Bertram J. Harriott
William CU. Mackinlay
Frank P. D’arcy
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Henry S. Dewey
Oscar E. Doolittle
W. C. Denry
W. K. DeLue
Durkee
George S. Evans
Emmons R. Ellis
C. F. A. Francis
W. C. Fisk
Joseph D. Foster
James G. Freeman
John E. Fay
Henry W. Fuller
John J. Fannon
Wm. H. Gwynne
C. A. Grimmings
Francis M. Gray
W. Gordon Gerry
Edward Glines
J. W. Gerray
Henry L. Hisack
George E. Harrington
J. Edward Hollis
E. A. Horton
Samuel Hichborn
H. G. Harwood
Gideon F. Hayes
Samuel Hobbs
William A. Hayes
Albert F. Holt
Richard J. Jones
Oliver C. Livermore
Benjamin 8. Lovell
F. W. Lincoln, Jr
William T. Lambert
John A. Lovell
David McGuire
J.T. Moriarty
Martin $. McCormick
D.C. McNamara
James S. Moulton
Wm. A. Moore
J. Warren Merritt
L. M. Maxham
Horace E. Marion
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Henry A. McCarthy
Wm. A. Mosman
James F. McGonagle
M. Hi. McElroy
David F. Mahan
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Geo. S. Merrill
E. R. McPherson
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Frank E. Orcutt
N. E. O’sullivan
J. M. Penniman
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BL. Porter
J. Francis Perham
C.H. Pinkham
Fred B. Pierce
Bowdoin S. Parker
Chas. H. Rollins
F. KE. Richardson
W. L. Richardson
C. Ave Ruggles
C. W. C. Rhoades
Eugene H. Richards
John H. Roberts
Ephraim Stearns
Roger Av. Scannell
Ralph Smith
Thomas Savage
E.G. Scripture
Henry F. Spach
P. T. Sullivan
Joan A. Scott
Joseph W. Smith
Silas Sanborn
J. W. Sanders
Daniel F. Sheehan
Henry N. Sawyer
F. G. Storey
Augustine Sanderson
William A. Smith
Harry Simonds
W. H. Sayward
H.W. True
James Thompson
W. B. Topham
Tower
A. A. Warbell
Harrison G. Wells
James H.wyman
H. M. Woodward
John W. Wiggin
D. D. Wiley
Wallace W. Waugh
H. G. Wood
John J.whipple
J. H. Williams
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Tremont
Eliot
Court
Tremont Streets
Park Street
Garfield Battalion
Grenadier Guards
Reeves
First Regiment
Helen Cumming
Broadway
Cumming
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New England States
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Opseever’s Orricg
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U. 3S. A
Cotton-Belt Bulletin
General Weather Report
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Alice M Willams
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Ship News Record
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George A Chafee
Proctor
Edward H Furber
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Hattie Turner
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Hattie Lewis
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Gott
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George Taulane, Jr
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E H Naylor
Wilson
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Schs Ambherst
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Julia Batley
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John D Paige
Charlotte Fish
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Thomas C Kennedy
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John Procter
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Charles T Lester
Frying Pan Shoals
Charles T Lister
Jacksonville
Ottawa
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Marbrine Notes
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Deering & Donnell
Bath
Lincoln & Allen
Halifax
Finchley
Sidhoumes
Qosae
Anita
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Foam Ciudad
Cabie
HOTEL
Arkey Abe
Adams House
C Potter,Jr
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Lowell
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Hall
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AW Childs
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W Nickerson
A Grundy
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J Hardy
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B Adams
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Johnson& Wif
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Lewiston
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Paul
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J W Harmon
Unity
H McGowan
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P Wright
Contocook
S Berry
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Nashua
LA Perkins
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Southbridge
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Manchester
F Rowell
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Jewett & Wf
Brush
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L Cady
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Ora
W Colcord
Berwick
B Barker
Fitzgerald & Wf
F Barrett
O B Smith
Palmer
E Holand
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Weeks
Woonsocket
Miss Tillinghast
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K Mahan
Thurst
Phillips
Lewis
Waterbury
K Russell
Vermont
P Downing
Brooklyn
JG Ketchum
Sudbury
W Clement & Im
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EK Johnson
Mrs Southgate
Woodstock
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RS Sloan
M Hurlbert
Dennis
T Spencer
Chicago
J Murdock
Leicester
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J Miller
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Raymond
Bingham& Fm
St Johnsby
Tilton
L Damon
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Claremont Spys
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Rouse
Livermore Falls
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J Watts
Maine
S Dixon
Eliott
Mel Cutter
Reighton
J J H Barker
F E Doyen
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JS Paulding
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JF Rogers
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Dan A Jones
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E Hale
J Stuart
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W Blake
F Stewdorant
H Phillips
Percival
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Jones & Wf
Troy
S Staufer
Penna
M Spera
F Fulton
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B Boylan
Attleboro
J Pyle
Naron &Ch
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S P Morris
Webster
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EJ Sawyer
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Joyce
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Colt
Jefferson & Son
Libby
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Holmes
United States Hotel
H Killam
Muler
F Widden
Michigan
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Hamant
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Middleton
Levent
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JD Williams
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R Rutman
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Rochester
Cherry
Hermance
Fenton
Weld
Rbush
Reed & Wf
Brunsw
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Whittle
D Sullivan
G Renter, Jr
Woonsock
J. A Harris
Crosby
St Albans
Ferwell
R Blanchard
Portlard F Burroughs
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Denver
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H Sanders
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J Howes & 4
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