Impressions of Russia by Georg Brandes in English
A Danish critic’s view of Russia through St Petersburg and Moscow tours, noting the emphasis on social classes, literature especially Tolstoy, Dostoyevsky, and Turgeniev, and the clash between liberty and tyranny. The review praises Brandes for clear sketches of the court, nobility, and official class, while critiquing some historical digressions and cultural generalizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Georg Brandes
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Warsaw
Escow
Brandes
Grandes
Count Tolstoi
Prosper Mérimée
Turgéneif
Flaubert
Matthew Arnold
M. de Vogue
M. Jules Lemaitre
Tolstoi
Leo Nikolayevitch Tolstoi
Dostoyevski
Western
Europe
North Pole
Caucasus
Samuel
Aoe
New York
Thomas Y. Crowell & Co
Book Notes on Father Damien Portrait and Whist Reform
A critique finds Edward Clifford's Father Damien book uneven and less informative than his articles, praising the saint’s devotion but scolding his autobiography. It notes the portrait’s impact and mentions Clifford’s personal religious choices. A second piece reviews a pamphlet, American Leads at Whist, detailing a new whist system from the Whist Card Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Clifford
Damien
Clifford
Father Damien
Cashmere
Hawaii
New York
Macmillan & Co
Boston
Estes & Lauriat
Whist Card Company
West Newton
Carter’s
Beacon Street
The Man Who Sheltered Burns Funeral of Francis Peter Gray
Francis Peter Gray dies aged 57 at 24 Phillips Street. Funeral at Twelfth Baptist Church after he sheltered fugitive Anthony Burns during the Burns riot. He was a longtime West End resident and leaves a widow and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Francis Peter Gray
Phillips Street
Twelfth Baptist Church
West End
Anthony Burns
Mr. Gray
Railroad matters and executives meet in New York
A trunk line presidents meeting in New York led by George B. Roberts discussed coal rates to the West, corn tariffs, second class palace cars, and commissions disputes with the New England Railroad Association. Separate notes report Dan Lamont likely to be elected president of the Tennessee Coal Iron & Railroad Co. and various railroad earnings for August and year to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Coal & Iron
New York
Trunk Line
George B. Roberts
Pennsylvania
Messrs. Corbin
Reading
King
Erie
Roberts
Executive Committee
Grand Trunk of Canada
Baltimore & Ohio
Vanderbilt
Tuttle
New England Railroad Association
Birmingham
Ala
Dan Lamont
Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Company
South
Colonel Jackson
Lamont
Open Letter on Canadian Imports and Free Trade Reform
John R. Roche writes to Jonathan A. Lane of the Boston Mercantile Association critiquing protectionism and urging immediate abolition of tariffs on Canadian imports. He cites past reciprocity, border-town impacts, and the need for mutual prosperity through free exchange, inviting further discussion of trade policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Roche
Jonathan A. Lane
Boston Mercantile Association
Canada
Roche
American
Atlantic
Pacific
Rio Grande
United States
Lake Ogdensburg
N. Y
St. Lawrence
Lowell
Radclyne
Home Market Club
Port of Boston Shipping News Dated Sept 4
Shipping brief notes arrivals and clearances at Boston harbor for Sept 4 including steamer Nestorian from Glasgow and steamer Caroline Miller from Port de Paix via New York, with assorted cargoes and passengers. Several vessels report fair weather or fine conditions on routes to points such as Baracoa and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nestorian
France
Glasgow
H & A Allan
Caroline Miller
O’brien
Port de Paix
New York
Joywood
AC Lombard’s Sons
Christian Johnsen
Nor
Denstad
Baracoa
Noyes
H F Dimock
Eldridge
H M Whitney
Katahdin
Pierce
Hanger
Baker
Bath
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
Devereaux
Kingston
Jam
Vineyard Haven
Morse & Co
Alice McDonald
Dukeshire
Pengacola
Wellman Trail & Co
June Bright
Boston
Barter
Brunswick
Limber
Emma i Potter
le Cain
Gold Hunter
Crowell
Caer
Willie B
Frontain
Yarmouth
Richard
Phibedeau
Alva
C Pendleton
Pendleton
Adam Shortland
McIntyre
Raven
Small
Seventy-Six
Hart
Lydia
Cowperthwait
Fannie Hodgdon
Kimball
N H Skinner
Nickerson
Hoboken
Ann Eliza
Bishop
Mary
Harrington
Helen G King
Britt
Nettie B Dobbin
Rumery
Swis
Race Horse
Henshaw
Ft I Dixon
Torrey
Ee Robinson
Matthews
Leonora
Konsey
Ronout
Lucia Porter
Grindie
Florence I Lockwood
Hall
Charles D Hall
Lowe
Lewis
Albany
Omaha
Dorr
Eiverton
Republic
Neville
Huntington
A McNichol
Sanborn
Port Liberty
Herman F Kimbalit
Wehawken
Kioka
Look
Calais
L Snow, Jr
Gray
Green’s Landing
Mentora
Gott
Lucy
Warren
Kent
T Emerson
Rockport
Mass
Hannah Stone
Perkins
Albert H Tarding
Card
James Baker
Adams
Newburyport
Try
Mediterranean
Azores
Naples
Victoria Siin
Fayal
Venderson Bratili
Bowling Green
Sirvad Street
Excursion to California via St Paul and Portland details
Messrs Raymond and Whitcomb announce an autumn excursion to California via the Northern Pacific from St. Paul to Tacoma and Portland with Puget Sound and Columbia River tours. Return via Santa Fe, tickets valid six months. Also a direct Southern California trip via Kansas City and Santa Fe. Yellowstone trip Sept 9 with Pacific Coast extension. Descriptive circulars from W Raymond, 296 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Raymond & Whitcomb
California
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Tacoma
Portland
Puget Sound
Columbia River
Mt. Shasta
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Yellowstone National Park
Pacific Coast
W. Raymond
Washington Street
School Street
Oriental Rugs Prosper as Pray Sons & Co Reports Record Fall Sales
Oriental runs continue in high favor as Messrs John H Pray Sons Co report selling more Eastern rugs and carpets this fall than ever before. They are regarded as the best authority on this class of goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Pray
Freight and Charter Rates Mixed in New York Market
Rates in all departments showed firmness while spot sail demand stayed active. Berth freights were slow. Charters included Evusxoor ship to Hamburg for 6500 barrels of refined petroleum from Newark, Vanadis to Drontheim for 2500 barrels at 4s 6d, Thorn to Christiania for 4000 barrels, Nemirin to Belfast for 8600 barrels at 33?d, and Vesta to United Kingdom or Continent for 4500 barrels from New York Estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Evusxoor
NS Bb Pamer
Newark
Hamburg
Bark
Vanadis
Drontheim
Thorn
Christiania
Seaboard fishing and shipping notes from New England ports
From Our Correspondents Bangor Gloucester Vineyard Haven and Providence report shore seining with hundreds of thousands of pounds of mackerel and lobsters. Vessels voyage between Philadelphia New York Boston and Providence as steamtugs and barges move gear and dredges, with multiple schooners and sloops listed sailing and in tow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Sels Flora
Freethey
Boston
Andrew Adams
Portland
G W Woodrull
Smith
Roslyns
Webster Barnard
Marshall
New York
Lyra
Dodge
Majestic
Turner
Cape Ann
Utzburg
Foote
Point-a-titre
Guadaloupe
Maria W Norwood
Thopson
Philadelphia
Vicksburg
Chandler
Gloucester
lStiays
Luther A Roby
Iotter
Belle R Hull
Hail
Port Johnson
Akley
Newman
Athens
Wim
Morrell
Murray
Harvest
O'Donnell
Perth
Amnway
Isle of Pines
Legs
Rondout
CW Church
Lent
Baltimore
Narragansett
A P Skidmore
Alert
Harold
Jancis
Miller
Werth
Providence
Mary E Amsedem
Clark
Calais
Whiladela
Henry A Kales
Banger
Alj
Barkentine
Louise Hastings
Hlutchins
J Ponder, Jr
Hodgdon
Port Liberty
Ipswich
Sandy Point
Grant
Perth Amboy
Win E Lexzger
Lewis
Elizabethport
Gardiner
Centennial
Cripps
St John
Modoc
Perry
Apple River
Anita
Melonson
Loglewoode
Sealey
St.John
Telumah
Frank Herbert
Herrick
Eugenie
Godfrey
Derby
Conn
Eva
Danenhower
Johnson
Hallowell
Atlantic City
Ellen M Baxter
Gray
Somes Sound
Helen J Holway
Mary E Morse
Kennebec River
Silas McLe
Maritime Ship Movements and Port Departures Listing
A compiled list of sailing and passing vessels across multiple ports with dates in August and September. Entries include ship and bark names, owners or captains, and destinations such as New York, Sydney, Stettin, and Amsterdam, with ships from Nor, Br, Dutch, Am, Russ, and other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anjer
Concordia
Swart
New York
Latravia
Bergen
Jof McLarren
Wyman
Nova Scotia
Elsinore
Stillwater
Trites
Philadelphia
Stettin
Edvard
Akermark
Stockholm
Garston
President Harbitt
Nor
Hansen
Sydney
Iloi
Mauritius
Osman Lasha
Gunhild
Petersen
Marseilles
Arc
Altar
Lindblats
Bathurst
Newport
Eng
Fanny L Cann
Crosby
Amsterdam
Queenstown
Cumberland
Jones
San Francisco
Rotterdam
Corsica
Parington
Sourabaya
Armicitia
van der Meer
Batavia
ST Helena
Thierra
Fraser
Calcutta
Wiliam J Rothh
Gibbs
Manila
Sthuin
Scarcity of cod and fleet activity at Grand Banks reported
Letters from Grand Banks fishing grounds indicate a continued scarcity of codfish with a small fleet at the Virgin Rocks August 21. Vessels including Addie F Cole Georgie Paine and William Matheson report catches ranging from 700 to 1500 and several ships like Lottie Bell and East Wind at southern Banks and St Johns NF. Maud B Witherell sails home with about half a fare of fish as Lucknow loads at Port Hawkesbury August 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetow
Mass
Grand Banks
Virgin Rocks
Coras Et
Addie F Cole
John A Matheson
Georgie Paine
William Matheson
Willie Mckay
Lottie Bell
Jessie T Matheson
Lizzie Smith
St Johns
Ang
Maud B Witherell
Cape Cod
Port Hawkesbury
Lucknow
Shipping list of vessels with routes and positions
A compilation of ships and barks with origins destinations and voyage dates. Entries include Tam o Shanter from Philadelphia to Hioyo, shiv Edmund Kaye from Quebec to Newcasle, Loanda from London to New York, John le Sayres from Hakodachi to New York, Bark Edward Cushing from Fernandina to New York, Minnehaha from Liverpool to St John New Brunswick, Hampton Court from Hamburg to New York, Caldron from Parrsboro to Crookhaven, Whornhill from Quebec to Liver pool, Willard Mudgett from New York to Callso and Eton, and SG ML from Table Bay to New York, with observed lats and lons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam O’ Shanter
Peabody
Philadelphia
Hioyo
Shiv Edmund Kaye
Thompson
Quebec
Newcasle
Shiv Loanda
Scott
London
New York
John le Sayres
Hakodachi
Japan
Cape Henlopen
Edward Cushing
Fernandina
Fla
Fenwick’s Island
Minnehaha
Boggs
Liverpool
St John
Hampton Court
Hamburg
Caldron
Branscomb
Parrsboro
Crookhaven
Aus
Hark Whornhill, Simmons
Bark Willard Mudgett, Crocker
Callso and Eton
Wark SG ML
Table Bay
Low
New 8337 ton vessel nearing launch at Carleton Norwood yard
In Rockport on Sept 4 the yard shows a nearly finished 8337 ton gross vessel. After launching, construction will start immediately on a 2000 ton ship, with its frame already in place. Camden also reports two ships in progress at HM Bean’s yard Arenellus Wargrave and Milly E Browne, with contracts for two more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockport
Carleton, Norwood & Co
Camden
HM Bean
Arenellus Wargrave
Miily E Browne
Bean
Whalers to Sail From New Bedford in October
At New Bedford on September 4, the whaling ship Franklin will fit for whaling and sail in October under the command of Captain Antone J. Kose. The port prepares for a new voyage with anticipated captures and routine provisioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Franklin
Antone J Kose
Marine Notes Reflect Coast Guard and Ship News Across Ports
Boston reports the White Head life saving crew under Capt Freeman Shea ready for duty with seven men including Herbert Elwell and James Kinney. Tug operations near Prince Lucien aim to raise a possibly sunk vessel off Chandeleur Island while other ships like Onward and Wave report incidents and repairs near Boulogne, Norfolk, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
White Head
Freeman Shea
Herbert Elwell
Forest Show
Alonzo Maker
James Kinney
Charles Shea
Leland Mann
Mobile
Prince Lucien
Chandeleur Island
Messrs. Martin Taylor & Co
New York
Boulogne
Norfolk
Taylor Dickson
Philadelphia
Galveston
Delaware
Lewes
Lel
Tasma
Saugus
Hig
Halifax
Vineyard Haven
Rochemont
Handy
Fucks Island
Portland
Vineyard Sound
Ederence Shoal
Baltimore
Antwerp
London
Souter
Mauritius
Algoa Bay
Lark Jennie Harkness
Amesbury
Manila
Cebu
Sourabaya
Montreal
Port records of ships and ports in Atlantic and overseas
A dense chart of ships sailing in and out of Buenos Ayres, Halifax, Havana, Jamaica, Moncton, Montreal, Santos, Shanghai and Yokohama with arrivals and departures. It lists vessels such as the Brinio, Isaac Jackson, Stadt, Augenor, Comet, Sea Witch, Southern Cross, Rufus E Wood, Concordia, Edson, Zanrak, Acapulco, and City of Iehin among others, noting ports, destinations, and dates in late July through August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athos
New York
Jacmel
Alert
Ocho Rio
Henry M Clark
Nelson
N of Aitera
Moncton
Florida
Priest
Montreal
Angera
Pinkham
London
Vaneconver
Linhall
Liverpool
Abergeidie
Murray
Newcastle
Concordia
McLean
Glasgow
Ierona
Sangster
Edsion
Neilson Cardiff
Nasaimo
Rufus E Wood
Farnshaw
San Francisco
Hebe
Sanne
Glasson Dock
Parrsboro
Hecla
Saunderson
Buenous Ayres
Lydia
Gullicksen
Oporto
Veritas
McCully
Pillau
Zanrak
Mathiesen
Freer — Seed
Cypress
Vacreas
Picqua
Almeria
Panama
Acapulco
Burgess
Shanghae
Annie H Smith
Brown
St Tilomas
Albert L Butler
Linnell
Boson
Tjillatsap
Unione S
Giano
Valparaiso
Alice Reed
Stahl
Nsw
Caleta Buena
Hampton Roads
Virginia
Pettigrew
Coquimbo
Yokohama
Hong Kong
Maritime Shipping Movements From Various Ports
A digest of vessels cleared, sailed, or in port on Sept 3 to Sept 4 across Baltimore Boston Charleston Bangor Beverly Hyannis New York and other harbors. Entries name steamsers brigs schooners and ships with destinations including Buenos Aires Philadelphia Boston New York Glasgow Bergen Antwerp Havana and Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ardangorm
Cameron
St. Jaco de Cuba
Seis Beojawin
Bangor
Lutzburg
Foote
Pointa Pitre
Maria W Norwood
Thompson
Phildelphia
James H Gedon
Sarah © Smyth
Philadelphia
Hannah F Carleton
Hantsport
Monroe
Ada Sailey
Balimore
Buenos Ayres
Eva B Douglas
Newport News
Cadiz
Green
Katie Hall
John Girard
HJ Rogers
Spring Bird
Boston
Hyannis
Mass
Lassed
Annie Louise
Dennis
Noreole
James Butler
New York
Maud Seward
Minnie Rowan
George S Tarbell
Salem
Helen H Benedict
Robert Morgan
New Haven
Mercidita
Vineyard Haven
Diverse Port Activities and Ship Movements Across Atlantic Ports
Shipping notices list vessels ashore clearrances and sailings from Great Egg Harbor Orel Hart Port Liberty and many ports including Philadelphia Boston Norfolk and San Francisco. Entries name ships brig sloop schooner bark and steamer with destinations such as Rosario Tascoques Port Antonio and Portland Maine amid naval routes and harbor traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Egg Harbor
Orel
Baltimore
Lioness
Robinson
Mauritius
Augustine Koube
Hill
Montevideo
Atlantic
Santair
Antigua
Snow Qureen
McDougall
Barbados
Sehs Waccawawm
Jacksonville
Nellig Johnstone
Georgetown
Hell Gate
John R Stanhope
Hart
Port Liberty
Portsmouth
Schs
Annie W Akers
McIntyre
New York
St John
Florida
White
Rockland
James Barrett
Prebble
Saco
Acara
Doyle
Boston
Mary B Wellington
Robbins
Fawn
Roberts
St Croix
Crosby
Rev John Fletcher
Hisby
Providence
David Torry
Drinkwater
Woodbridge
Portland
Glenulien
Bunker
Amboy
Bay State
Baker
Frank
Warren
Falker
Rosario
Grace Bradley
Smith
Paysanda
Kolanud
Halflein
Port Granville
John Watt
Niphon
Storm King
Norfolk
Ice King
Port Towasen
William Fairburn
Carrigall
Sydney
Nsw
No Brothers
McCarthney
San Francisco
J M Griffiths
Avery
Lucy
Friend
Collins
Gloucester
Standard
Oram
Gardiner
Samuel Castner
Lake
Lynn
Rodney Parker
Higgins
Kate E Rich
Howen
Dover
Bessie C Beach
McKeague
Milton
Warren B Potter
Andrews
Hyannis
RK DD
Kibber
Pinkaim
Mary Graham
Shields
John C Gregory
Killen
Annie E J Moree
Merritt
Oliver S. Barrett
Wallace
Newcastle
Del
Ubaldiena
Philadelphia
Demerara
Delaware
Principe
Lisbon
Biagine
Do Cagliari
Tremont
Brophy
Turks Island
Scoia
Shearer
Sagua
Perth Amboy
Jennie Carleton
Perry
Isrunswick
Edward H Williams
Hurlburt
Seus Clara EB Bergen
Burroughs
Charleston
Eva Adell
Lord
Anger
Mary Lymecooner
Fickett
Lucy Jones
Gross, &Lo
Reading
Golden Rule
Machias
Hattie Lewis
Eiot
Wilson & Willard
Atlanta
Jennie Greenbank
Plymouth
Mass
MA Power
Kennebec
Richmond
Roger Drury
Mc Neal
Tacoma
Sheldon
Nagarstown
Meyer
Alexander Gibson
Liverpool
Alexander McNeil
Friis
Savannah
Tybee
Aly Dora
Hamburg
John R Penrose
Wilmington
Benefactor
Ingram
Maggie Abvot
McIntosh
Port de Paix
Wareham
Warford
Corson
From Boston for Hamburg on the Hamburg American steamer Columbia
An obituary-like brief notes departure details for the Hamburg American Line ship Columbia sailing from New York to Hamburg. It lists Mr and Mrs Newcomb, Dr James B Hall, and Dr F Hooper as passengers aboard the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hamburg
Columbia
New York
Newcomb
James B Hall
F If Hooper
Mails Close at Boston For Worldwide Direct Mail Routes
Shipping notices list mail cutoffs from Boston to Porto Rico St Croix Thomas and Windward Islands via Clari bel Trinidad Seneca Anchoria and La Bretagne among others. Specially addressed Cuba Ireland and Great Britain routes via New York Havre Southampton and Bremen are noted with Sept 6 7 deadlines and multiple ship names including Serbia and Yarmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Claribel
New York
St. Croix
Ai. Thomas
Windward Islands
Trinidad
Cuba
Seneca
New Works
Neng Oseis Soles Saale
Eure Wenoo Co
Scotland
Anchoria
Ate i Isln
Rance
Havre
la Bretagne
Newark
Ceva
Great Britain
Southamton
Germany
Bremen
Ireland
Elbe
Ste Oe Ee Ae
Greatritain
Servia
Steamship Mail Closings for Pacific Destinations
Notices warn mailers for Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan and Hawaiian Islands via Zealandia from San Francisco and for Society Islands via Tropic Viral from San Francisco. Boston post office closes and deposit days are listed. mail must be at Boston eight to nine days before sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Islands
Australia
San Franesco
Boston
Sauders Tas
Dareeas
Sviles Enoo Ra Wey
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Zealandia
San Francisco
Society Talands
Ocean steamers depart from multiple ports in late August and early September
Shipping notices list vessels such as De Ruyter Gate City City of Chicago and Etruria sailing from Antwerp Liverpool Savannah and Queenstown with dates ranging August 20 to September 9. Agents include Hall & Co Furness Yarmouth Warren & Co Richards Barnard and Oelrichs & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Steamship Company
New York
Savanneh
A. Dem. Sampson
New Eng
Washington Street
Colorado
Hall
Eng
Sanders’ Né&Son Savarian
Ldvernocl
Thayer& Linc
Warren & Co
de Ruyter
Antwerp
Gill & Sootz
Gate City
Savannah
Rich’n& Barn
Pavonia
Liverpool
Alex Martin
Yarmouth
G Hall & Co
Complex Maritime Schedule Fragments from Macon to Yarmouth
Fragmentary OCR shows a sail destination list with agents and times. Entries include destinations like Macon and Yarmouth, with times such as 7.30 AM and 8.00 AM, plus names like J GHWall & Co and Alex Martin. The legibility is limited and some terms are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Savannah
N& Nn & Barn
Yarmouth
J Ghwall & Co
Scythia
Alex Martin
Maritime Notice of Steering Schedules and Times
A compact listing shows multiple Atlantic and Caribbean steamship schedules with ports including Colombo Hamburg Porto Rico Havre Havana Liverpool and Trinidad. Times like 3.00 PM and 12.00 M appear beside names such as Curtis Amst?d am Henderson Bros Oelrichs & Co and Wil Brown & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
RJ Curtis
Amst’dam
K’neh
E’ye&Co
Claribel
Porto Rico
Ny&cuba Mail
Henderson Bros
Hibe
Bremen
Oelrichs & Co
la Iretagne
Havre
Forget
Martello
Hall
Sanders’n&Son
Xonecu
Havana
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NEW Books
White Star Line
Royal Mail
Quernstown
Tuverpoul
RED Stake Line
Asd
E. A. Adams & CO
State St
Cor
Broad St
Sneah
L. R. Hale
KE. A. Adams & CO
Stave St
Beston
Eddy
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
St. Louis
Arkansas
Texas
Mobile & Ohio
Louisville
New Orleans
Denver & Rio Grande
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Long Island
Shipping News
Port OF
Trinick
Furness
Carroll, Brown
Charlottown
Pei
Halifax & Pel SS Co
LeBlanc
Auchat
Delong & Seaman
Ichs
Surprise
Ort Gilbert
J G Hll & Co
Champion
McKee
Brier Island
J L Sullivan
John L Thomas
Porter
Hmatheway & Co
F Williams
Kathadin
Calvin Austin
Dorchester
Howes
Geo & *Malley
Parthian
iEls Sampson
Flerman Winter
Halsett
JM Whitney
Jessie Murdock
Phinney
Pennants Harbor
Coila
Rattlesnake
George Tanlane, Jr
Katie d Hoyt
the Francis
D M Antinony
Jennie G Pillsbury
Abbie Ingall
Augustus Hunt
Sarah W Lawrence
Hull
Atwood
Cape North
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Sch
Queen
North Bay
Lizzie M Stanwood
Chris Olson
Annie M Jordan
Jordan
Marine Notes
Buenos Ayues
Henley
Brinio
Barbachos
Lahania Allen
Caldlra
Isaac Jackson
Goodwin
Galileo
Magee
New
Georg Floral
Yer ‘Ama Mississib
Ft. PO Uiet
ANA
Trans-Pacific Mails
Boslon
Vorwarts
F’dh. Edge&Co
Sand’rs’n&Son
City of Chicago
Wright&Son Kar Wilhelm U
Etruria
Furnessia
Henders
Br’s Gellert
baMail Werra
E.eee
Caland
Yentiators
E. van Hogrden & CO
Harrison Ave
Wass
Maine
Boston & Bangor Steamship Go
Mt. Desert
Foster’s Wharf
Belesfast
Searsport
Bucksport
Winterport
Itauapden
South West Harbor
North Bast Harbor
Bar Harbor
Seal Harbor
Sorrento
North West Harbor
Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Brooklin
Bluehill
Surry
Ellsworth
Peon
Clyde Steamship CO
Great Southern Freight
PAS
Senger
South Carolina
Broquoes
East River
Washingon
J. A. Flanders
Theo. G. Eger
Beoechling Green
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Spartan
Norman
Long Wharf
West
E B. Sampson
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
Mississippi River
Arizona
New and
Old Mexico
E. Currier
N. FE
Washington
E. Hawley
Broadway
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Geo. E. Smalley
Gen. Agt
Central Wharf
Mallory Lines
Port Royal
Brunswick & Femanigene
Niexas
San Antonio
PTH
Sprague
Washington St
Ikallways
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Coy
Piedmont Air Line
Boston & Providence
Boston & Providence Railroad
Memphis
Nashville
Chattapoora
Waldo A. Pearce
N. Eng
ST. John
Eastport
Annapolis
DAW Line
Pee International SS. CO
Commercial
Bost Dy
A. M
India Wharf
Pier 11
North River
Soth
H. M. Whitney
India Whart
Sundsys
Indie Wharf
Boswerteuth Seton
Avore
Mentag Ul
Cunard Line
Cork Harbor
Samaria
Zliscythia
Reland
State Street
Alexander Martin
Ee Dod
Alalndia
Cephalonia
Allan Line
Hostown
Hibernian
H. & A. Allan
Leyland Line
Steanshlrs
Bostonian
Virginian
Srater & Lincoln
Warren Line
Michigan
Soiroman
Kansas
Palestine
Furness Line
Tully Woe
Bborderer
Furwvess
Water Street
Carroll
Worcester
Falifax
Pictou
Charlottetown
Lewis Wharf
R. B. Gardner
Atlantic Avenue
L. H,. Palmer
Old State House
Fall River
Bb. Gardner
Uwoston
N. S
Digby
W. & A. Railway
Davison
South Shore
W.C
S.S
City of
J. Fe. Spinney
John G. Hall & Co
Batham Street
Thomas Cook & Sons
W. Ll. Eaves
Parker House
Kennesec River
Kenneec
Jason Ov Collins
Star of the East
Ecu Aeecee
W. J. Baker
Lincoln’s Wharf
L. Palmer
Cor. State and
Washington Streets
Chas. It. Hyde
Campo Bella
Olivette
Lewis Waad
Eastport Broanday
O. G. Pearson
A. de W. Sampson
Richardson & Barnard
Maia
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Company
North Side Central Wharf
Koson
Yvexe Steamship
Vier
Greud Junction
Custom House
Postoffice
Waban
Newton Highlands
WM. C. Strong
Loston
Bos
Commonwealth OF Massachus Setts
Suffolk
Tsuston
Susane
Court Square
Fred Uh, Seavey
Depnry Ens
Eesengers
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