Taft and notables attend at Roseland Park Woodstock
A large crowd gathered at Roseland Park in Woodstock on September 5 for a Republican event. Governor Taft arrived with aides, followed by diverse delegations and speakers including Senator Evarts, Benjamin Butterworth, and several Connecticut and New York Republicans. The day featured a banquet, a concert, and a grand pyrotechnic display with attendance estimated between five and seven thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam, Conn
Roseland Park
Woodstock
Providence
Taft
Lincoln Republican Association of
Central Falls
Garfield Republican Association
Pawtucket
American Band of
Veterans’ Band
Thompson, Pomfret
Kilingly
Roselandark
George K. Loring
Salem
Benjamin Butterworth
Ohio
William $. Sharpe
Dayville
Conn
John F. Plummer
New York
Joseph R. Hawley
Connecticut
Charles A. Russell
Third
Yellow Fever Cases Jump in Jacksonville Bulletin
Jacksonville reports 50 new yellow fever cases and 5 deaths in the last day, bringing totals to 388 cases and 42 deaths. Names listed among today's deaths include Louis Hernandez, Mrs. Lucy McCullom, J. Stark, John Carroll, and C. R. Pearson. Separate note from Washington says one isolated case at Anatee and another at Palmetto, with river villages healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Louis Hernandez
Lucy McCullom
J. Stark
John Carroll
C. R. Pearson
Washington
Murray
Marine Hospital Service
Anatee
Palmetto
Dijon rail disaster toll rises in late reports
Paris reports confirm nine dead, thirteen severely injured, many others lightly hurt in the Dijon railway crash. An OS named Boucher was seriously punched, and M Ferry spoke at Retiremont about the next general election being a struggle between republicans and anti republican forces. He favored the republican method of voting and urged union to defeat Boulangism. London Derby meeting results include Eulalia winning the Devonshire nursery handicap with Sxia second and Lutzen third, and Ada winning the St Leger stakes with Caerlaverock second. A ship canal study favors Liverpool to Birmingham with Parliament powers urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dijon
Boucher
M. Ferry
Retiremont
London
Eulalia
Sxia
Lutzen
Ada
Caerlaverock
Arrandale
Sweet Briar
Hortense
George
Liverpool
Birmingham
Knights of Pythias Field Day Celebrated in Boston
Five hundred sir knights of the Massachusetts Brigade Uniformed Rank Knights of Pythias attended the annual field day yesterday. Supreme Chancellor William Ward of Newark, N.J. reviewed the parade on the Common with General A. W. Cunningham in command. Guests included Grand Chancellors from several states, and a festive board at Hotel Pines followed the train trip to Point of Pines. The day ended with a guard drill, jubilee in Odd Fellows Hall, and speeches by high officials of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Knights of Pythias
William Ward
Newark
N.J
A. W. Cunningham
Tarbell
W. Bb. Gale
D. L. Smith
W. K. Ripley
C. V. Newton
K.R.S
James A. Fox
Rhode Island
G. M. Deming
Connecticut
J. P. Young
New Hampshire
E. D. Durand
Point of Pines
Hotel Pines
Cunningham
Boston
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Luther L. Tarbell
New Jersey
Herman Hanson
James B. Brayton
Charles A. Lee
Charles H. Symonds
Lynn
John A. Whipple
Brockton
J. A. Harvey
Fitchburg
Palmer assigns in insolvency amid creditors list
J Benjamin Palmer of Peabody filed a voluntary insolvency petition. He lists liabilities around 61 48875 with major creditors including Globe National Bank of Boston and others in Boston and Peabody. Assets include a seat on the Boston Stock Exchange and several encumbrances. preferences are noted for twenty creditors. An assignment by James P Kennett in New York is also reported, and a Cincinnati cooperative company receiver appointment is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Benjamin Palmer
Peabody
George E. Armstrong
Boston
Jacob Osborn
Globe National Bank of Boston
James J. Costello
E. H. Darling
Ames J. Costello
A. F. Davenport
I A. Evans & Co
Emery Hodges
E.H. Darling
F. Henshaw & Co
Roland Hayward
C. A. Putnam
A. F. Esterbrook
J. BE. Wall
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Topliff & Brooks
J. E
Boston and Washington clash in late innings at Chicago
Chicago crowd watches two teams battle with strong pitching and fielding errors. Johnston and Nash lead Boston with solid hitting while Clarkson struggles with walks as Washington gains five runs late. Attendance 2831. Boston heads to Chicago next.
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Jim Whitney
Shoch
Bostons
Clarkson
Johnston
Brown
Kelly
Joe Gavin
Ray
Nash
Donnelly
Fuller
Myers
Chicago
Post Citizens baseball game for charity at YMCA grounds
The much talked of Post nine versus Brooklyn Citizen nine game will be played Saturday at the YMCA grounds on Dartmouth street. Proceeds go to the Greeley monument fund. In the evening delegates will be entertained at Millward's, City Plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Nine
Brooklyn Citizen Nine
Dartmouth Street
Greeley Monument Fund
Delag
Millward’s
City Plnt
Only One Genuine Sheridan Book
Colonel Michael V. Sheridan answers a Ware River News claim about a supposed life of General Sheridan. He asserts royalties only come from his Personal Memoirs by Charles L. Webster, denies the Bardwell solicitation, and urges newspapers to publish the truth to correct misstatements and deceitful promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Boston
Michael V. Sheridan
Ware River
General Sheridan
M. Bardwell
Springfield
Charles —L. Webster
Fourteenth Street
New _ York
Webster & Co
General Grant
Ware River News
New Line of Steamships For Halifax to Charlottetown
The Canadian Atlantic Steamship Company plans a Halifax to Charlottetown service. The first vessel, the Halifax, built at Govan by London & Glasgow, is 1600 tons with a steel hull and 860 first class berths. It features water-tight bulkheads, ballast, a double bottom, triple expansion engines of 2800 hp, and aims for speeds over fifteen knots. Richardson & Barnard of Lewis wharf are the agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Atlantic Steamship Company
Halifax
Charlottetown
Govan
London & Glasgow Engineering and Shipbuilding Company
Richardson & Barnard, Lewis Wharf
Hiorsford's Acid Phosphate for the Tired Brain
An advertisement promotes Hiorsford's Acid Phosphate as a remedy for fatigue from overexertion. The copy urges readers to try the product to refresh the mind and restore energy.
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Hiorsford
Notice to Captains at Boston Signal Station Observed Sept 6
Observation at 8 am Boston signal station notes wind and barometer readings. Instructions state add one hundredth inch to ship barometer per ten feet altitude. ships should adjust daily to correct errors. Arrivals and clearances listed for Port of Boston including Norseman, Venetian, Marmion, New Brunswick, Wilkesbarre, and others amid variable winds and fog.
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United States
Boston
Norseman
Morris
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Sable Island
Ort
Venetian
Parry
Mde
Thayer & Lincoln
Marmion
Fisher
Port Antonio
Boston Fruit Co
New Brunswick
Colby
Annapolis
Digby
Moise
Wilkilby
Wilkesbarre
Barbados
Kidder, Peabody & Co
J W Kennedy
Doucette
Cape St Marys
Bonhomte
Devean
Yarmouth
Fleetly
McKinnon
Sheet Harbor
Alfred Brabrook
van Horne
Baltimore
Edward L Warren
Colson
Belfast
Lewis Lillie
Ferkins
G W Raitt
Coleman
Sadie A Kimball
Burns
Elliot
Maria Theresa
Kelloch
Rockland
Harriet
All
Rockport
Mass
Anna M Nash
Card
Newburyport
Herbert
Perkins
James Holmes
Ryan
Leyland Leng
Bostonian (New
Virginian
WER & Lincoln
State Street
Freights and Charters. Maritime Trade Highlights
New York report lists chartered steamers St An drew s Bay and Steamer knrique with grain and petroleum shipments to Cork and Hamburg. Vessels Conqueror Prince Rudolph Bark Josra Granville Belle Forest Kelvin carry refined petroleum and deals from New York to Europe and the Baltic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St Andrew’s Bay
Baltimore
Cork
Knrique
St John
Liverpool
Australia
Prince Rudolph
Hamburg
Josra
Baltic
Meee
Barrow
Granville Belle
Continent
Forest
Miramichi
Bristol Channel
Kelvin
Gloucester and Vineyard Haven Sailed and Arrivals Report
Gloucester and Vineyard Haven report shows multiple vessels sailing from Grand Banks and Georges, and others from Block Island to Plymouth Bucksport St John NB and New York with crew lists, cargo, and sail dates. The record notes passed, sailed, and arrived ships, tugs with barges, and numerous vessels bound for Boston New York and Newport News with Wind West-southwest to moderate conditions.
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Gloucester
Swhs
M A Bastan
Ada M Hall
Grand Banks
Steriing
Georges
A M Burnham
Phebe
Emma Small
Carrie W Babson
Block Island
Vineyard Haven
Katie J Hoyt
Rearse
Hoboken
Plymouth
Carrie A Buckham
Robinson
Perth Amboy
Bucksport
Lynx
Finley
St John
Gilchrist
New York
Sadie Wilcutt
Hart
St George
Mary Lord
Lord
Frankfort
Ada Ames
Adams
Rocklind
Charlotte Brown
Reed
Rockport
Abbie Walker
Bobvin
Vinalhaven
Philadelphia
Bessie H Rose
Allen
Iceboro
A & M Carlisle
Revell
Bay View
8B Bay
Blackington
Portsmouth
Newport News
Seth W Smith
Martin
Calais
Stonington
H T Townsend
Smith
Hillsboro
Newark
Alscar
Lottie B
Scott
Frank
Willie
Brown
Fall River
Herald
Jenkins
Laurens
Mary Whitridge
Boston
Confidence
O’ Brien
P C Merriman
Storm King
Lewis
Virginia Stafford
Lottie Moore
Swis Gasper Embree
John F Kranz
Olive
Speedwell
M B Mahoney
Idaho
Ellen Merriam
Anna L McEwen
J Lindsey
Samuel Hart
Silas Mcloon
I W Hine
Irene E. Messervey
Lady Ellen
A J Bentley
D Prince
Mary George
Annie W Akers
Lu Iida Potter
Potter
Fleet
Wiscasset
Ar 4Th
Niger
Coquette
Orne
Louglass Waynes
Greenleaf
New Haven
Maritime cargoes through early September from various ports
A list of ships and sailings by port and date, detailing vessels such as bark Armenia from Summerside, John Bunyan and Sorensen from Cardiff, and multiple others including Francesco Cilento, Giulia, and Morna. Entries cover destinations like Cape Town, Baltimore, New York, Manila, and Santo Agnello, with dates from July to September and notes on voyage legs and captains.
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Barrow
Bark Armenia
Rowan
Summerside
Pei
Cardiff
John Bunyan
Sorensen
Cape Town
Kambira
Brownell
Montevideo
Bangkok
Karsow
Victora
Cadiz
Scis
Devon
White
St Johns
List
Robin
Cebu
Eudora
Fulton
Batavia
Cork
Syringa
Munroe
St John
Copenhagen
Candeur
Nor
Neilsen
Baltimore
Lubeck
Castellamare
Francesco Cilento
Ital
Porzio
New York
Aurora
I Tal
Jaccarino
Algiers
Giulia
Lanro
Santo Agnello
Vensacola
Peppino Mignanos
Martini
New Orleans
Dunkirk
Morna
Goodwin
San Francisco
Elsinore
Laura
Gertrude
Hélimers
Philadelphia
Stettin
Privateer
Landry
Glasgow
Ashantee
O’brien
Pictou
Granton
Frank
Bruns
Quebec
Gibraltar
Bucephalus
Nicholson
Shields
Villa Ricos
Mary Jenney
Jones
Norfolk
Marsala
Giacomo Mortola
Mortola
Smyrna
Havre
Assyrian
Hong Kong
Nyi-Ghau
Butler
Samarang
Iloilo
Clan Robertson
Wilson
Pauillac
Marseille
Penarth
San Mateo
Haw
Portland
San Giovanni E
Bertolotta
Hamburg
Nomad
Sterling
Newark
Blanco
Tucker
Rio Janeiro
Geneva
Gregory
Boston
Union
Briard
Paspebiac
Choice
McMurty
Pensacola
Guldreyn
Brunswick
Adelaide
Bailey
Argo
Tybee
Sharpness
Capella
Thorsen
Cape Magdelen
Bamarang
Euphemia
Cann
Sourabaya
Ships in Atlantic and Pacific crossings list tonnage and routes
A crowded shipping brief records multiple vessels: Canute Williams Glasgow City of Hankow Glenburn Glenericht Jark Sea Foam Havana Ellen Lurline Helen M Rowley Nova Scotia Fred Scammell Lorenzo D Baker and others with captains, origins, destinations, dates, and approximate positions such as lat 88 30 lon 73 50 and lat 43 11 lon 53 40.
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Canute
Williams
Cardiff
Cape Town
City of Hankow
King
Glasgow
San Francisco
Glenburn
Johanson
New York
Calcutta
Glenericht
Flynn
Ge Jsark Sea Foam -Jones
Swansea
Filt Cove
Havana
Ellen
Stephens
Port Townsend
Erie Lurline
Mattson
Toilo
J D Spreckels
Kahului
Lurline
Helen M Rowley
Tuantanamo
Newaoe
Cape May
Sir Luis G Rabel
Murphy
Glace Bay
Thatcher
Nova Scotia
Rotterdam
Fred Scammell
Hamburg
Lorenzo D Baker
Wiley
Boston
Port Antonio
Bird Rock
Norwegian Bark Anna Delius Abandoned After Gale
Captain Doersen reports the Norwegian bark Anna Delius from Waterford, Ireland, encountered a fierce gale on Aug 22 at lat 60 N, 27 W, listing severely and leaking badly. The crew abandoned Aug 26. the German steamer Deutschland rescued all hands, and the Pieter de Coninck took them on Aug 27. The bark, partly owned by NG Young of Christiania, was not insured.
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Boston
Pieter de Coninck
Rareus
Antwerp
Doersen
Anna Delius
Waterford
Ireland
Ceenenay
Deutschland
Peters
Hamburg
New York
Anna Deliis
NG Young
Christiansand
Sir Mary E Wharf
Highland Light
Thacher’s Island
Glendale
Dickman
Little Glace Bay
Greeley Island
Straits of Lelle Isle
Greeley’s Island
Croats Islan
London
Mark Clifford
Marmion
Jamasca
Port Morant
Liverpool
Bath
Horatio L Baker
Gardiner G Peering
Fred A Crowell
Yarmouth
Mass
Quebec
Bratsberg
Matane
Adly
San Francisco
Diamond
Nicholson
Newcastle
Nsw
Philadelphia
Schizetta
Waltham
Sir Rebecca Aaulane
Allyn
Chester
Bangor
Isaiah K Stetson
James O'Donohus
Belfast
Matteo Brazzo
Genoa
River Plate
New City
Bray
Hong Kong
Saigon
Lloilo
Tweed
Moore
Colombo
Cochin
Port Eizabeth
Osseo, Davies
Cardiff
Savannah
Isle of Wight
Lena
Persson
Pensacola
Caracas
Pacific Coast
Atlantic & Carribean Ee Company
Salifax
Port Hawkesbury
Beaver Harbor
Foreign Ports and Fleet Movements Updated
A compact log of ships in port or sailing to destinations worldwide including Auckland Wellington Calcutta Guantanamo Havana Honolulu Singapore and other ports. Entries note vessel names captains origins arrivals sailings and destinations with dates in late August to early September.
Maritime Light: Wrecks and Clearances Across Coastal Ports
In Bath and Portland sailing and loading details emerge. Vessels such as William Wickham and BC Cromwell depart for saltinore and Washington while several steamers including Gladiolus and Shawmut are cleared for Havre and Providence. Multiple schooners load and sail for Virgin amid port activity at Calais Ridgeport and Calais with a mix of Boston, New York, and Providence connections.
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Bath
Loring C_ Ballard
Bearse
Boston
Mary E& Oliver
Hodgdon
Beverly
Stewart
Portland
William Wickham
Philadelphia
Belle O'Neill
Butler
N H Skinner
Nickerson
J D Robinson
Vort Johnson
BC Cromwell
York
Washington
Baltimore
Samuel Killaway
Brandige
Kennebec
Walker Armington
Drinkwater
Providence
Gladiolus
Wright
Dunkirk
Eglantine
Galveston
Ridgeport
Henry
Tapiey
New York
Ball
Calais
Amirald
Tinker
Beverley
H G King
Britt
Albert
Manthorn
M D Wilson Beihed
Amsden
Clark
Vineyard
Hiram Hibbard
Pawtucket
Pushaw
Area
Southwest wind shift. Northward-bound fleet amid shoal passage
In CHATHAM on Sept 6 a flotilla of thirty ships and numerous schooners moved east over the shoals after a morning run from 8 to 11 am. A northerly wind switch reduced to a calm then brisk at sunset as vessels including Silas 3 te Loon Hitch cock Bentley May and others pushed north past Volluck Rip. Steamers Standrd and James etc. also appeared, with various arrivals and sailings listed across multiple ports from Charleston to San Francisco, detailing departures, clears, and arrivals of ships and schooners in dynamic coastal traffic.
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Chatham
Jonathan Bourne
Nettie Champion
Charlies Lawrence
Volluck Rip
Silas
I J May
E A
Baizley
Charles Morford
Joseph Oakes
W Hine
Lb Messervey
Frank Maria
New York
Boston
Frostburg
Centipede
Hercilessch
Herald
Laurens
Mary Whitredge
Confidence
Merryman
Charleston
R Condon
Nellie Floyd
Georgetown
Maggie C Hart
Davis
George M Adams
Standish
Kennebec
Hyannis
Joseph Hay
Whinney
Philadelphia
Joseph Eaton, Jr
Chatfield
Weehawken
Jacksonville
James E
Samuel L Crocker
Deering
Taunton
Chautauquan
Miler
Apple River
Providence
Mary Miller
Dayton
Spain
Liverpool
Erin
London
Havre
Ludgate Hill
Columbia
Mediterranean
St Andrews Bay
Cilurnum
Hamburg
Santiago
Mexico
Havana
Sunlight
Thompson
Deverara
Starlight
Sears
Port Spain
Sehs
Wellington
Thomas N Stone
Amelia
Ireland
LA Watford
Woods Hall
Richard Vaux
New Bedford
J G Griffin
Minnle W
Griffin
Vinalhaven
Suevia
Ludwig
State of Indiana
Ritchie
Glasgow
the Queen
Heeley
City of Alexandria
Deaken
Otranto
Rippeth
Hull
Eldorado
Sampson
Rouen
Jersey City
Govier
Bristol
Celtic
Irving
City of Rome
Young
Winthrop
Gragg
Portland
Marlborough
Salter
Antwerp
Therese
Wood
Cette
Jessie MacGregor
McFadden
Sligo
Alice
Jacobsen
Dantzic
Wolfe
Whalen
Rhynland
Lahu
Bremen
Burgundia
Marseilles
Queen
Valencia
Laguayra
Victoria
Baracoa
Vidette
St Louis du Rhone
Talisman
Portspain
Hell Gate
Swiss
Holvane
Isaac H Taylor
Smith
Portsmouth
Allen Greene
Dickerson
Hoboken
St Johns
Gilmore
John Stroup
Sturges
Guido
Cuba
Mattie KE Eaton
H L Slaight
Geoff Mills
Stonington
Bertha Deane
B C French
John B Carrington
Stoning
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New Haven
Hennie L James
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Ada Bailey
White
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Newport News
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Hatfield
Parsboro
A B Sherman
Higgins
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Mattie J Alles
Crockett
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Blanche Hopkins
Tunnell
Salem
Benj Gartside
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Lanesville
Chase Trickey
Kelly
Ruthshaw
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Cranmer
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Cheap Printing Prices for First Class Stock and Work
Advertisement for RECORDER PRINTING CO. offering business cards, envelopes, letter heads and bill heads at listed prices. Claims experience in mercantile accounts, capable of handling clerical work, with references to prominent Boston bankers and merchants. Address Edgar Bupfum, care of Chas L Andrews, 85 Oliver St.
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Henry Withington
Roger Drury
Ten M Baxter
Benjamin Hale
Red Rover
Harry Morris
B L Burt
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Calvin F Laker
Luther A Roby
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Singapore
Wellfleet
Arsch Frank G Rich
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Albert Russell
Carver
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Reaper
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Lillian B Jones
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Gibara
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San Diego
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Samaria
Pavonia
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Great Britain
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Alcom
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Iowa
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Corner Broad Street
Reign
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Georgia
Floreda
Anna
Alessiissippe
Louiseana
Texas
New England and Savannah
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Macon
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Lewis Wharf
Richardson & Barnard
A. Dew. Sampson
Central K
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Metropolitan 8
Sound Linen
Oceansteamskiep Corpany
Dew. Sampson
Washington Stream
New England & Savannah S
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Mount Desert
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Atlantic Avenue
Lee Rockland
Camden
Searsport
Winterport
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Green’s Landing
Southwest Harbor
Northeast Are
Bar Harbor
Seal Harbor
Swans’ Island
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Peer Lale
Little Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Brooklin
Bluehill
Surry
Ellsworth
Bostok
Kar Harbor
William H. Hill
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Yarmouth Steamship CO
Yarmont
St. John
N. B
Kentville
Windsor
Davison
South Shore
Leston
City of St. John
Barrington
Shelburne
Lockport
Lunenburg
P. A
Goston
Walter Hall
John G. Hall & CO
Chatham St
Thomas Cook & Son
Washington St
W. H. Eaves
Parker House
Kennebes River
Bath, Richmond, Gardiner, Hallowell and
Augusta
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Boothbay
Star OF the
Jason Collins
Lincoln's Wharf
Chas. H. Hyde
North & Ast
India Wharf
Pourtlands
Co. F. Williams
Noston & Gloucester Steamboat Company
North Side Central Wharf
E.S. Merchant
Eastport
Ando Calais, ME
Grand Junction
Gil Ergo
Custom House
Warren
Postofice Square
Norman
Long Wharf
Wilmington
West
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Cromwell Line
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Worth River
S. Louisiana
S.S. Hudson
Loouisiana
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Arisone
Colorado
California
Old Mexico
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Ala
Mississippi
Red Rivers
Carornia
J. N. Magna
Washington Street
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Atlantic Coast Line
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Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Central Wharf
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Boston & Providence RR
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Boston & Providence Railroad
Waldo A. Pearce
N. Eng
Clyde Steamship CO
Great Southern
Florida
East
Saturn
At & P.m
Pier 11
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H. M. Whitney
Iidia
Mallory
Rio Grande
State OF Texas
Alamo
San Antonio
Carondelet
Seth Sprague
Old State Louse
Norfolk and Wash
Ington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga
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Geo. E. Smalley
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
Galvestion
Arizona
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