Big Winter Overcoat Drive In Boston From Simmons Co
The ad proclaims a large winter drive on coats and related goods at G. W. Simmons & Co. in Boston. It highlights men and boys apparel, undergarments, hats, blankets, and furnishing goods with substantial discounts. Custom room orders for heavy suits and overcoats will fill the shop’s capacity. ten days to fill orders from the date of advertisement. The piece also praises the new Hansoms and their popularity with customers.
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Boston
Death of Julia Glancy in City Hospital
Julia Glancy died yesterday morning at City Hospital where she had been admitted on October 14 with a broken leg. Also note: Bank Examiner Gatchell resigned, acceptance by Governor Robinson. council to fill office next Wednesday. George R. Hichborn & Co sold a four story brick building at Nos 71 and 73 Green Street for 20150 cash. Dr. Thomas L. Jenks was the purchaser. A birthday reception at Walter Clapp’s residence at the American House marked by his 5 year old son. Beacon Society dinner at Hotel Vendome with railroad officials and Colonel Josiah H. Benton Jr opening address. Gun casting core cooling flaw causes crack. gun to be recast or core arbor repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Glancy
City Hospital
Gatchell
Robinson
George R. Hichborn & Co
Green Street
Thomas L. Jenks
South End
Walter Clapp
Beacon Society
Hotel Vendome
Boston
Josiah H. Benton, Jr
South Boston Iron Works
Newport
R.J
Benjamin Burton
Howard Burton
F. D. W. T. Parker
New England
Maria Dorsey
New York
Maria
Muscular Christianity Opens at the Y M C A
The Y M C A held its season opener with Harvard Male Quartet, the association male chorus, and a Cadet band orchestra. Deming announced 525 new members this month and 708 in evening classes. Roberts led a dumbbell drill with 20 participants, then parallel bars, 100 pound dumbbell feats, and acts on the German horse and flying rings followed by a full class routine on the horizontal bar and tumbling to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. Association
Harvard
Association
Deming
Usuoberts
Roberts
Messrs
Stoddard
Statz
Williams
Smith
McGinnis
Parks
McVeigh
Teaffe
Day
Hansom
Ray
Leonard
J. F. Cochrane
Chadwick
Masters Ray
Croft
Dame
Maynard
Global Ad Firm Listings Amid 19th Century Commerce
A dense ledger of commercial firms across cities like Baltimore Columbus Cleveland Detroit Chicago and St Louis lists partners and firms from Adams & Co to Reed Jones & Co listing banks brokers and wholesalers with names such as Moor e Marsh & Co The H L Crane B & S Co and Selz Schwab Co indicating a broad network of credit and trade in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
John A Smith
Moore,Marsh & Co
Par
Baltimore
E D Nixon
Almutt Nixon & Goldsborough
R Creighton
W C Carroll
Adams & Co
Tre
H Adler
Cohen, Adler & Co
Bloomington
J P Smith
P Smith & Sons
Burlington
O Adams
A G Adams
Butte
Min
Mann
Chicago
Fargo
H Fago & Co
Prouty
Geo P Gore & Co
Carpenter
Guthman & Carpenter
Crofoot
Stelle & Hinckley
Ads
Putnam
U— Kreisman
H L Crane
B & Sco
Columbus
Moon
Moon & Co
Fasten
Mares
Hapgood & Co
Haverstown
Updegraff
Geo Updegraff & Son
Kansas City
Kendall
Kendall & Co
Craw
Kaneas City
Bardman
Hardman
Hiram Patterson
Hiram Patterson & Co
Louisville
Savannah
J Rosenheim
J Rosenheim & Co
Selma
Ala
J B Howard
St Paul
Minn
Foot
Foot Schulze & Go
St Joseph
W Noyes
Noyes
Norman & Co
St Louis
IL Bryan
The
Bryan-Brown Shoe Co
J H Schafer Schafer
T Kelley
Kelley
Smith
Smith Simmons & Peabody
Toledo
Rodgers ,Dewey, Rodgers & Co
Towanda
Humphrey
Humphrey Bros& Tracy
Watertown
Haas,Haas & Co
Wimington
French
Geo R
French & Sons
Local Trade Listings Include Shops and Goods in 1900s City
Philadelphia merchants Samuel Bunling's Sons & Co and A S Richards & Go list carpets cloths and matting along with shoes from Hoots 620 in New York. Also appearing are Gen. Bi. 11 M-Storks-R L Day & Go and W Henshaw & Co with stock items and day shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunling's Sons & Co
New York
Richards & Go
Worthington Pumps Contract Hearing Details and Statement
The committee on water debated the Worthington pumps contract with the Boston city case. Col Horace T. Rockwell ruled the contract void without city council ratification, citing lack of advertisement and excess beyond authorized by 1885 order. Charles Worthington presented figures defending price as justified by efficiency and comparisons with bids from cities like New Bedford, Lake, Wilmington, Hyde Park and Chicago, asserting overall value despite marketing loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Water
Worthington
Water Board
Horace T. Rockwell
Corporation Counsel
Colonel Nettleton
Henry R. Worthington
Miller
Alderman Smith
Rosnoskey
Simmons
Smith
Worthingtons
Charles Worthington
Boston
Tyler
New Bedford
Bostom
Town of Lake
Wilmington
Hyde Park
Montreal
Chicago
Lamphear
Ill
William A. Simmons
Henry M. Whchtman
Racing notes from Worcester and surrounding scenes
Joseph Laing visited the city and headed to Montreal after visiting friends. George H. Hosmer reported a defeat, citing bronchitis and damp weather affecting performance. he planned a future race with Laing if weather improves. The Conley McKay single scull race for 250 a side will be run at Lake Quinsigamond next Thursday. Additional items cover dory racing in Salem, long distance bicycle challenges in New York, revised polo rules, the Maverick Wheel Club event, and various regional athletic notes from Omana and Ogun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Laing
Montreal
McKay
George H. Hosmer
Green Street
Laing
Conley
Robert Neilson
William M. Woodside
Anderson
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Neilsor
Woodside
Bay District
San Francisco
Cal
Neilson
Wright & Ditson
Maverick Wheel Club
Paris
City Bicycle Drill Guard
Brockton
Mary
W. W. Marshall
C. EE. Little
Messrs. Marshall
Trip
Boston
Omana
Nep
John Hourihan
Dan J. Ross
West
H. B. Kennedy
Houbbs
Ross
Pat Yates
Quincy Coliseum
Jennings
Jameson
Packard
Goodhue
Woods
Pease
Cambridge
Old Alhambra
South Boston
Fall Rivers
New Bedford
Providence
Pawtucket
Taylor
Old Somervilles
Pawtuckets
Ralph Baker
Towle
Salems
Balmer
Company B
Fifth Regiment
Maine
Lowell
Lawrence
Manchester
Nashua
New England
Chub” Bean
Bickford
Hudson
N. Y
Taunton
Marvard College
Lee
Phillip Sears
Sears
Kuhn
Keep
Sears Brothers
Middlesex
Shooting
Wendell Baker
Dean
Kohler
University of Pennsylvania
É Generali
Michael F. Davis
New York
James W. Raby
W. J. Gilmore
Bay State Rink
John Cotter
Salem
Jerry Casey
South
North River
Cotter
Casey
George Webb
Worcester
Fire destroys eight buildings in New Hartford blaze
Fire discovered about 4:30 yesterday morning at Patrick Mayer’s saloon in New Hartford destroyed eight structures including Mayer’s saloon Young’s store and residence Carter’s house Gates and Smith’s store Stonecliff’s livery stable Wheeler Brothers’ store and the New Hartford Tribune office. Loss estimated 50 000 to 80 000 with partial insurance. Separately in Bridgewater Levi Vincent house and stable burned with contents. Fire deemed incendiary. three inmates escaped. Estimated loss 1500 to 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Mayer
New Hartford
Mayer
J. Young
L. R. Carter
Gates & Smith
Stonecliff
Wheeler Bro
New Hartford Tribune
Bridgewater
Levi Vincent
Grant eulogy committee to award Beecher token of $256
The Grant eulogy committee will present Rev. Henry Ward Beecher the eulogist with a token worth 256 dollars. Miss Howe will receive 100 dollars for the ode and Miss Guiney 100 dollars for the poem. Prof. Moses T. Brown gets 25 dollars for reading the poem. A Paris firemen delegation arrives Nov 4. On McClellan funeral day city hall stage to be set at half mast. No payment yet on Worthington pump contract until council review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ward Beecher
Worthington
Why Robinson Beard and Hoar Missed Grant Memorial Services
The article questions the absence of Senator Hoar Governor Robinson ex Governor Long and Chairman Beard at Boston's Grant Memorial rites for Ulysses S Grant. It notes Democratic candidate Frederick O Prince’s attendance and suggests the absent leaders may have been at a Boston dinner to plan the Republican campaign including finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Beard
Hoar
Grant
Senator Hoar
Long
Republican Party
Boston
General Grant
Frederick O. Prince
Henry Ward Beecher
Massachusetts
Alger Candidate for Senate in Cambridge District
Biography of Alpheus B. Alger, Democratic candidate for senator in Cambridge district. Details his age, education at Lowell public schools and Harvard, legal training, law career in Boston and Cambridge, service on Cambridge city committee and state committee, role in Leopold Morse's 1882 victory, alderman tenure, fraternal memberships, and views on labor, local self government, poll tax, and civil service. Republicans concede his election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpheus B. Alger
Cambridge
Lowell
Harvard
Harvard University
Josiah G. Abbott
Boston
Democratic City Committee
Democratic State Committee
Fifth Congressional Committee
Leopold Morse
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
American Lodge of Sree Masons
St. Omer Lodge Knights of Pythias of
Labor
Fourth District Republican Nominee Named in Tremont Hall Convention
The Fourth District Republican convention in Tremont Temple elected Michael M. Cunniff as chairman and secretaries Dwyer and McGrath. Colonel Lawrence J. Logan was nominated by ballot and later declared the choice unanimous. The convention seated 232 delegates after adding three from wards 9 18 and 19 and chose a district committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hall
Tremont Temple
Patrick Maguire
Michael M. Cunniff
Boston
Patrick D. Dwyer
J. F. McGrath
Messrs. Daly
Barry
Leavy
William J. Welch
Messrs. Carroll
Martin
Lawrence J. Logania
William J
Tee Laweorco
Weed
Colonel Logan
J. O. Fallon
J. A. Brogan
J. O'Brien
Joseph P. Benan
John @. Roth
Daniel A. Collom
J. P. Donovan
J. Jd. Moore
J. J. Hartnett
M. Campbell
Daniel F. Barnes
J. M. Gilroy
Thomas Fee, Jr
Edward Ward
Charles
Colins
John Murphy
J. E. Killion
Municipal Court Room
D.R. Pierce
A. F. Means
Charles W. Whitcomb
Charity and politics mix in 19th century Boston elections
The article notes long standing charity work by Mr. Morse and spoken support for G. A. R. posts on Decoration days. It reports a settlement of a dispute between Beard and Fuller with Fuller withdrawing a $10,000 suit. Ward 8 politics see Dwyer unopposed by independents and rallies planned with Collins, Murphy, Galvin and others. Dems push precinct polling in towns to boost turnout. amendment wording suggested Yeas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Morse
Beard
Fulier
Fred T. Fuller
the Traveller
Mr. Beard
Mr. Fuller
Traveller
Fuller
Ward 8
Patrick D. Dwyer
McGahey
Matthew Dolan
Dwyer
P.A. Collins
J. R. Murphy
Owen A. Galvin
Sandwich
F. O. Prince
P. A. Collins
Charles Levi Woodbury
Boston
Thomas Flatley
Spencer
J. A. Titus
Worcester
Charlestown
Jonas H. French
Chelsea
Henry B. Lovering
Henry Wilson
Somerville
Robert Luce
Thomas M. Brady
Dedham
Chris
G. Plunkett
Medford
W. P. Cherrington
Democratic State Committee
Yeas
Attempted assassination of French minister in Paris
A Corsican assailant fired at Foreign Minister de Freycinet in Paris yesterday but did not seriously wound him. The attacker said his reputation was injured and claimed motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. de Freycinet
Malta
John J. Phelps
Englewood
N. J
Berlin
O’connell
American College
Rome
Liverpool
Aurania
New York
Baltimore
Lecture and events fill Monument square area evening
Rev Elijah Horr spoke on Epitaphs at Monument-square church, St Mary’s parish hosted a coffee gathering in Monument hall with prizes including a horse from P O Riordan. Trinity church opened with Rev J Newman presenting his first New England lecture on General Grant. Joseph Warren council No 8, Home Circle, hosted a concert and literary event in Arcanum hall featuring Rev Charles Follen Lee and Rodney P Woodman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Horr
Monument-square
St. Mary’s Parish
Monument Hall
P. O’riordan
Trinity Church
J. &.Newman
New England
General Grant
Joseph Warren
Women Suffrage Convention At Saratoga Street Church
A suffrage convention met yesterday afternoon and evening at the Saratoga Street M E church to interest female taxpayers in voting duties. Speakers included Revs Bates Baldwin Chamberlain Endicott and Annie Shaw plus A H Grimke H B Blackwell and C E Endicott S L Baldwin Mary Eastman Cora Scott Pond. Amity Lodge held its annual supper and entertainment at the Central Square Universalist church with a musical and literary program and local clergymen delivering speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Street
M. E
L. B. Bates
J. Baldwin
N. H. Chamberlain
Annie Shaw
A. H. Grimke
H. B. Blackwell
C. E. Endicott
S. L. Baldwin
Mary Eastman
Cora Scott Pond
Amity Lodge
King Phillip mill stockholders elect officers in Fall River
Fall River Mass October 29 The annual meeting of the King Phillip mill stockholders elected Clerk A S Tripp Treasurer S B Chase and directors Edwin Shaw H H Earle Leontine Lincoln C E Fisher F A Foster C J Holmes G A Bailard J A Beauvais S B Chase The treasurer reported year earnings of 4000 and last quarter earnings of 15500 This summary captures the main officers and earnings figures from the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
King Phillip Mill
Tripp
5. B. Chase
Edwin Shaw
H. H. Earle
Leontine Lincoln
C. E. Fisher
F. A. Foster
C. J. Holmes
G. A. Bailard
J. A. Beauvais
S. B. Chase
Bridge disaster in East Saginaw claims three bodies
East Saginaw Mich Oct 29 bodies of Albert Schemweski and John Cleary were recovered bringing total recovered to three with several more missing. James Pwaits who was rescued last night is in critical condition from internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Saginaw
Mich
Albert Schemweski
John Cleary
James Pwaits
Pocket-picking at LaGrange saloon sparks police lockup
Early yesterday morning Bartender Reardon of William Mahoney's LaGrange street saloon set out with $25. By last evening Reardon and Nellie Henry walked into police station 4. Reardon accused Nellie of picking his pocket. Nellie was jailed for drunkenness and a large sum of money was found on her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reardon
William Mahoney
LaGrange Street
Nellie Henry
Ady
William
Nellie
Teamster Hurt In Somerville Accident Involving Ladies
Daniel Coughlin a teamster for A M Prescott drove a tip-cart down Somerville avenue when the horse shied into a buggy with Mrs George J Tufts and sister from Arlington. The carriage overturned but the ladies were not seriously hurt. Coughlin was thrown eight to ten feet and suffered a gash in his forehead and a leg injury. Dr Couch sewed 17 stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Coughlin
A.M. Prescott
Somerville Avenue
Geo. J. Tufts
Arlington
Coughlin
Couch
Arrest of Nellie Berry for drunkenness and property damage
Patrolman Boston of division 4 took Nellie Berry into custody last evening for drunkenness. During the day she visited the house of Mrs. Annie Bailey at 13 Warrenton street and demolished a $40 clock and other valuable property in quick succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Nellie Berry
Nellie
Annie Bailey
Warrenton Street
Lowell Reports Smallpox Case and Local Trials Rise
New England news notes several events across Massachusetts including Lowell reporting another smallpox case and a missing person recovery in Concord river. Arson charges against George H. Dunbar of Braintree proceed in superior court while John Hogg’s death at Lawrence mills is ruled a drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Esty
New Bedford Indian Association
William J. Potter
D. M. A. Murray
New Bedford
George H. Dunbar
Braintree
Lawrence School
Potomaska Cotton Mills
E. Alden
Congregational
Marshfield
John Hogg
Globe Mills
Lawrence
W. A. Smith
Concord
David B. Vinton
Southbridge
Superior Court
Milton Reed
Fall River
Charles Johnson
James Burns
Swansea
Gloucester Harbor
Isaiah Grover
Vermont
Oliver A. Batcheller
Portland
Ighthouse
A. 8. Crowninshield
Deaths of notable figures in Washington Warner and London
Rear Admiral J C P Dekrofft died at his Washington residence yesterday. Levi Bartlett a Warner New Hampshire citizen and noted agricultural writer died on Thursday October 29 aged 72. Thomas B Whitfoot editor of the London Sportsman died suddenly in Sheffield England aged 39 having served as editor in chief for about a decade and as a Thames boating referee in many pro sculling contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. P. Dekrofft
Washington
Levi Bartlett
Warner
N. H
Thomas B. Whitfoot
London Sportsman
Sheffield
Eng
The
Sportsman
Thames
Transatlantic and coastal shipping arrivals and departures
A compilation of ships departing or arriving at ports including Boston New York Havana Moville Glasgow Hamburg Southampton and Liverpool with vessels such as Haytian Republic Thales Glendowe Wiscons in Stag Eider Bohemia Burgundia Pol yes nia Concordia Humboldt and Wisconsin along with origins from Cape Haytien Rio Janeiro Leith Hull Havana and New Orleans and destinations Bremen Mediteranean ports and Scar ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Haytian Republic
Cape Haytien
New York
Thales
Rio Janeiro
Santo Domingo
Critic
Leith
Andes
St Johns
Glendowe
Mediterranean
Chicago
Hull
Rowan
Liverpool
City of Mexico
Havana
Apes
Borderer
Venetian
Proston
Moville
Anchoria
Glasgow
Hamburg
Barnwell
Montreal
Fastnet
Wisconsin
Dunnet Head
Stag
Scilly
Normandie
Lizard
Eider
Bohemia
Southampton
Bremen
Gibraltar
Burgundia
Kinsale
Stratheven
Galveston
Wyle
Wilmington
Clintonia
Savannan
Polynesia
Concordia
Humboldt
New Orleans
Queenstown
Chamber of Commerce
San Blas
San Barbadoes
Trinidad
St Lucia
Pearl
Monsita
Wallace
Unkel Braesig
Ollie
Icis Lamoine
Steele
Bonaire
Providence
Fred A Carle
Condon
Shaig
Sumner R Mead
Park
Newark
Port de Paix
Ln Port
Deesdale
Boca del Toro
Jane E Hala
Davis Alrfax
Bestereer
Havre
St John NB
Vancouver
Munro
Fleetwood
St Thomas
Sea Bird
Rabadan
Barbadoes
Nuevitas
David Bugbee
Port Spain
Turksee
L Staples Stowers
Turks Island
George
Champlin
Queen
Chandler
Norfolk
Walter L Plummer
Plummer
Vulcan
Xenophon
Tybee
Messell
Germania
Santa Cruza
Cuba
Daisy Boynton
Bryant
Sarah F Bird
Farwell
Catharina Bona
Genoa
Southton E
Kems
Luis G Rabel
Loring
Philadelphia
Rover
Stock
Baltimore
Aspinwall
Annie Lord
Kendall
Bangor
St Croix
Eugene Haie
Harding
Cable
Amsterdam
Hannah Blanchard
Atkins
Main
Christoffers
New Org
Austerlitz
Cowie
Philadpma
Constantinople
Chandos
Taganrog
Deal
Drumpark
Mundie
Newcastle
San Francisco
Bunnet Head
Adams
Keith
Small
Grimsby
Queens Cliff
Leonard
Pensacola
Richards
Stobns
Salerno
Rogers
Euee Orleans
Baumwall
Banaher
Adtaon
Iron Queen
Smith
Moravia
Petrolat
Hinsale
Stratheden
Thomson
Hildonan
Rollo
Monveal
Statesman
Edgar
Farrell
Bayswater
Stokes
West Point
Hill
Premier
Quebec
McLeod
Fulton
Richibucto
City of Home
Camelita
Rio Marina
Wviamna
Yabsley St Johns
Mayflower
Wakchar Do
Apelachicola
Susan N Pickering
Haskell
Astoria O
Barks Glenshee
Callao
Norcross
Brisbane
Java
Vaparaiso Quiside
Lord Kinnacid
Caldera
Alexandria Va
Emma Cummings
A J Seward
Havre de Grace
John H Cross
Rawley
John H Travers
Tali
William Mason
Chase
Fall River
Alf Brabrook
Wixon
Bridgeport
Orville Horwitz
James Ives
William L Watkins
Harry A Barry
A A Shaw
Martie A Holmes
William Crane
Billups
Savannah
Goldsboro
Bennett
Newbern
Scus Adda Doane
Ackerley
A P Cranmer
Ivard
Hoboken
Carniel Hart
Southard
Florence Randall
Wilson
Royal Arch
Hawley
Nellie W Howlett
Kuckalew
Charleston
Kate J Ireland
Steelman
Portland
Charles W Church
E M Reed
Brunswick Gia—Ar
Alice Archer
Fletcher
Bermuda
Susan Stetson
Frisbie
Clearend
Fidelia
Blake
Grenada
Dora
Vicksburg
Stamford
John Somes
Robbins
Fairfield
Bassett
J P Ober
Dennen
Rockport
Bath
Arcola
Lewis
Kate Mitchell
Oliver
Lizzie
Patrick
Meyers
Jennie Sweeney
Hudson
Salem
Pettingill
Dodge
Calais
Grimes
Warr
Lyon
Madagascar
Butler
Amirald
Tinker
Sarah
Clinkhard
Mist
Rowe
Scott
Rich
Mary D Wilson Cole
William Todd
Wood
Block Island
Lunet
Swain
Proevidence
Pike
Norwood
Stonington
Huntsman
Sebastopol
Barcelona
Mark Immanuel
Schs
Bradford
Genevieve
Patch Island Barbor
Cora S van Gilder
Lee
Diverty
Nickerson
William H Rowe
Morgan
Rondout
John Randolph
Ward
R M Johnson
Cuff
Elizabethport
R W Casey
Tracy
Somerset
P Scribner
Furman
Mabel Phillips
Farrow
Georgetown
Lemuel Hall
Tripp
Wild Pigeon
Annie M Alien
Brown
Brittan
Hattie Baker
Kate J Hoyt
Bearse
Jacksonville
H A de Witt
Henderson
Andrew Nevinger
Sauth
F B Hallock
Bulger
Caroline Hall
Louis
William H van Brunt
Houghwout
Mattie Mey
Richardson
Key West
Comal
Gertrude
Nassau
Mary Jane
Dantzier
Pascagoula
Mobile
Woodfield
Davis
Avelda
Laura
Ruatan
Mira
Pratt
New Harwen
Richard Vaux
Sculptor
Woodcock
Port Au Prince
Morse Cooksey
Truxillo
Cassius
Rix
Hamfutz
Wanderer
Clark
Belize
Dave
Reval
Floridian
Liverco Eerie
Knickerbocker
el Dorado
Rewport News
Cyprus
Waters
Richmond
Boaz
West Point-Kanawha
Greenwood
Fannie Whitmore
Benjamin Hale
John D Williams
Merrimack
Weir
St Thomas New York
Advance
Rio Janero
St Domingo
Albert KR Ropes
Liverport
Theodore H Rand
Maggie L Caville
Thomas Keisler
Havredo
Catrioia
Belfast
Arracan
Dantzic
Angora
North Sydney
Henry Parker
Hio Janeiro
George Aery
John M Brown
Melisa Trask
Lookout
Newport News
Mary Lord
Caviz
Roman
Edward
Rotterdam
Benjamin F Biggs
D K Baker
Levi G Burgess
London
AB Hussey
Hodgdon
Newman
Keyes
George E Corbett
Bell
Antwerp
Angola
Sydney
Maggie L Carvel
Varnicla
Schs AT
Nellie Parker
St John
Melissa Trask
Abbie Tregalis
St John,nb
Cadiz
Frapcomia
Daniel Brown
John Lapthal
Mary Lymburner
Hallowell
H F Dimcick
LG Burgess
Barks
Gin
Cuidad Bolivar
Progreso
Catania
Mary Freeland
Glaucus
Coleman
Orinoca
Garvin
Hamilton
Ber
Tower Hill
Acton
Gowing
Ovibarien
Vidette
Fuller
Equator
Nelson
Marcia C Day
Albrethsen
Normandy
Wyman
New Bedford
Sunlight
Coiey
R M Smith
Grace
Newport
A J Bentley
Rankin
Middletown
Charles E Schmidt
Snap
Kennebec
Sarah E Ward
Vixen
H W Middleton
J & L Bryan
Risley
Ida KE Latham
Potter
Jennie S Hall
Hall
Calvin P Harris
Higgins
John D Paige
Haley
Gloucester
Blanche Henderson
Port Antonio
J W Holmes
Newcombe
Sharpness
Mary A Hood
Angie L Green
Ruth Shaw
George W Lockner
Brunswick
Clara KE Bergen
Dayton
Ella T Little
Crawford
Prussian
Francis
Stone
Aboraco
Temple
Ipswich
Robinson
East Cambridge
Harrisburg
Albertson
Chelsea
Hercules
Kitson
Newburyport
Jeanne
Freety
Aries
Loveland
Fail River
Icis
Morrett
Monti Christi
Marie
Prockhus
Perth Amboy
Emma W Day
Arey
A & E Hooper
Winzett
Alexandria
Port Discovery
Richard L
McIntyre
Australia
Port Pownsena
Brown Brothers
Sierra Nevada
Melbourne
Whitmore
Honolulu
Plymouth Mass
Odiorne
Crowell
Florence Nowell
Portsmouth
Schs Union
Cole
Weehawken
Maria Adelaide
Dover
Wide Awake
Winfield
Sedona
Port Johnson
Mary
Magee
Ellen Morrison
Fernald
Barks Asia
Dangelo
Joinville
Chaiross
Bordeaux
Vanadis
Larson
Brake
Icis Albion
Halsett
Charles H Sprague
Athens
E Flower
Mack
Sailea
George Appold
Foster
Tonawanda
Sherman
Albert W Smith
Berry
J M Haynes Matthews
Herrick
Amboy
H & Metcalf
Augusta
Morning Light
Dyer
Friendship
Boothbay
John M Plummer
Cape Cod
Charles Haskell
Antta
Fernandina
Clara Pletcher
Bertha Warner
Rockpot Me
Seth M Todd
Velma
Cotton
Alle Oakes
Clinton Point
RK Grant
Grant
Nellie Potter
Maritime arrivals and clearances in Cape Cod region
Thursday October 29 ships and steamers report arrivals at Boston area ports with mdse and passengers consigned to various firms including Theodore Phipps J G Hall & Co and H M Whitney. Several schooners and brigs cleared for Philadelphia Hoboken and New York with multiple consignments. Weather notes indicate winds southeast thick and sunset frail wind offshore.
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Haytien Republic
Compton
Cape Haytien
Theodore Phipps
Alpha
Stanwoon
Yarmouth
J G Hall & Co
Gen Whitney
Bearse
New York
H M Whitney
Cumberland
Thompson
St John
Eastport
Portland
W Hf Kilby
Spartan
Nickerson
Philadelphia
E B Sampson
Chatham
Ballett
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S Howes
Cambridge
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Bangor
James Littlefield
John Brooks
Snowman
Moise
Charles F Williams
City of Gloucester
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Acacia
Purdy
Nellie S Jerrill
Ludiam
Jennie E Simmons
Williams
Emma B Shaw
Campbell
Milton
Florence J Allen
Soule
Mary B Wellington
Robbins
Hattie N Gove
Chase Hoboken
Kate Foster
Cole
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Ellen
Baxter
Gray
Trenton
Stanley
Waldemar
Parker
John Proctor
Taylor
Marion
Rockhill
Anderson
Georgie Shepard
Rich
Abigail Heynes
Treworgy
Evergreen
Turner
Weehawken
Henry
Lindsey
Lucy D.wali
Perth Amboy
R L Kenney
Shaw
William Rice
Gregory
John H Perry
Kelley
Tiverton
James Holmes
Ryan
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Lake
Johnson
Rockland
Hattie J Averill
Averill
Cohasset
Helen McLeod
Coggswell
Calais
E L Higgins
Mitchell
A G Brooks
Smallidge
Sullivan Mc
C Trumbull
Elwell
Rockport
Alfred A. Pettingill
Cape Cod
Boston City
Sherborne
London
CU Furness
Big Wauban
Welch
Demerara
Holmes & Nichols
Brocks Louise
Landry
Sydney
Delong & Seaman
Windsor Packet
Wyman
Parrsboro
Canning
Tatheway & Co
R Leach
Randall
Weymouth
Apna
Brown
Clementsport
Gold Hunter Jrowell
Maud Pye
Dixon
Moncton
Heath & Grier
Berkshire
March
Movements of the Fishing Fleets at the Port
Weekly arrivals show Codfish Halibut and Mackerel totals across several banks. Grounds Grand Bank Cape Shore Brown's Bank and Bank halibuting reported varied pounds and barrels with notable totals near 3.05 million pounds and 40 thousand pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halibut
Mackerel
Georses
Grand Bank
Cape Shore
Brown's Bank
Sanees
Bank Halibuting
Dexéwe
Cceeee
Ryanceee
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