Engineers in Session at Fifth Annual Convention
The National Association of Stationary Engineers opened its fifth annual convention at the Quincy House with 125 delegates from two thirds of the states. President Kilpatrick urged growth and standards, while committee reports highlighted membership gains, finances, and plans for central libraries and member services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Quincy House
R. J. Kilpatrick
St. Louis
J.a
Board of Arbitration
G. S. Mirror of
Cincinnati
Rome
Brooklyn
N. Y
St. Paul
Messrs. Bailey
Nebraska
Venable
New Hampshire
Ward
Massachusetts
Meionaon
Canton
Ohio
Rochester
Brockton
S. M. Barker
Nashville
Association
Stein
Constitution
Beckerby
Int
Foster
Conn
Bateman
Low
Mass
Smith
Dicey
Wis
Mutual Aid
Berker
Tenn
Burlingham
R. L
Mosely
O’brien
Labor Day Demonstration Fends Off Disturbance in Boston
A Boston gathering praised labor groups as conservative protectors of law and order. Seven thousand mechanics and laborers marched peacefully through city streets, with delegates including Colonel George G. Minor of Cincinnati and J M Allen of Hartford addressing the crowd. Afternoon plans called for visits to Lawrence at 1:15 to tour the Pacific Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
George G. Minor
Cincinnati
J. M. Allen
Hartford
Lawrence
Pacific Mills
Hanover Petition Wins Rail Board Favor for 8 A.M. Train
Massachusetts Board of Railroad Commissioners on September 6 1886 ruled in Hanover versus Hanover Branch that adding an 8 a.m. train from Hanover to connect with the Old Colony fast line to Boston is a proper public convenience. The board found the service inexpensive to implement, likely boosting travel and station business, and urged prompt operation with no impact on a noon train. THOMAS RUSSELL chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Board OF Railroad Commissioners
Selectmen of
Hanover
Rockland
Sington
Old Colony
Boston
Sentiment for the Dead Interferes With Burial Precautions
The Liverpool Post argues for reconsidering burial practices in dense urban areas. It warns that cherished traditions hinder public health, suggesting limited plots and periodic cadaver relocation as in Paris catacombs to prevent long term land use and memory decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool Post
Liverpool
God’s Acre
Cambridge Street
Paris
Pere la Chaise
Montmartre
England
A Graceful Coup D etat and Royal Mobbing Tales
A digest of brief items from British press chronicles including Russia’s coup style, a Grasmere wager on a white hat, royal party mobbing fears at Schwalbach, and notices on theater, cemeteries, rector authority, Highland shooting, and Essex volunteers amid unrest. The roundups reflect late 19th century imperial and social commentary with notable names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess of Wales
Schwalbach
Allee Saal
Funeral of Charles D. Homans Held at King's Chapel
The funeral for the late Charles D. Homans was conducted yesterday at King's Chapel by Rev. Henry W. Foote and Rev. Dr. F. H. Hedge. A large crowd of prominent figures attended, including judges, city officials, hospital and society representatives, and Harvard affiliates. The service closed with interment at Mt. Auburn Cemetery after a solemn procession and pallbearers from distinguished circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Homans
King’s Chapel
Henry W. Foote
F. H. Hedge
Judge Lowell
HI. P. Kidder
Peabody
Scall
Abbott
James Howe
T. K. Lothrop
Wolcott
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
H. M. Whitney
E. C. Jackson
Woman’s Prison
George C. Crocker
Alfred Turner
City of
Boston
Simonds
Thomas Motley
D. H. Cotting
CW. Parker
Martin Inches
Society of Cincinnati
The
Humane Society
Massachusetts Medical Society
Harvard
Benjamin F. Stevenson
Joseph M. Gibbons
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
O. H. Hardy
E. C. Cutler
Francis H. Williams
Howard M. Buck
H. W. Cushing
J. J. Minot
F.S. Watson
Allerton P. Whitney
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Justice Devens
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Nathaniel Webb
Portland
Samuel C. Cobb
Hollis Hunnewell
Williams
Merritt
Hodges
Shaw
Mansfield
Ingalls
Mt. Auburn
Public Bequests From Boston Will Lines
The will of Charles Mead of Boston leaves $1500 to the Howard Benevolent Society with contingent bequests to the Boston Public Library and the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy. Clara B. Martin of Boston leaves to the Boston Atheneum Library her Russian language books. Mary Evenlin of Boston bequeaths her pew in St Francis Church to the Little Sisters of the Poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mead
Boston
Howard Benevolent Society of
Boston Public Library
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Clara B. Martin
Boston Atheneum
Mary Evenlin
Little Sisters of the Poor
St. Francis
Spellman projects Teemer beating Beach in Thames regatta
Halifax resident Tom Spellman praises John Teemer as a superior oarsman. He recalls Teemer's 33 minute 58 second five mile saltwater trial in 1884 and doubts no other sculler can surpass it. He predicts Gaudaur may defeat Beach and offers financial support for a five mile race if St John of St Louis approves Hamm for Conly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Spellman
Halifax
John Teemer
Thames
Spellman
Teemer
Beach
Gaudaur
St. John of
Cambridge Teachers Resign for Yonkers and Lewiston Posts
Miss Carrie H Hazeltine resigns as masters assistant at Washington grammar Cambridge to teach in Yonkers New York at 1000 dollars yearly salary. Elizabeth I Garcelon accepts principal post at training school Lewiston Maine at 1000 dollars yearly. both valued Cambridge teachers will be missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie H. Hazeltine
Washington Grammar School
Cambridge
Yonkers
N. Y
Elizabeth I. Garcelon
Harvard Grammar School
Lewiston
Garcelon
Ships Arrive At Ports With Mixed Transatlantic Traffic
Steamers arrive in multiple ports including Nant Gwynant from Philadelphia and New York, Maharajah from Patras, Pawnee from New York, Italy from Liverpool, Fulda from Bremen, Reaper from Barrow, Westernland from Antwerp, Suffolk from London, Bellingham from Newport News to Rouen, Nederland from Philadelphia to Antwerp, Nymphwa from Newport News to Antwerp, Stockholm City from London to Boston, Rinun City from New York, and British Queen from Boston, with arrivals and origins listed for early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antigerp
Nant Gwynant
Guildford
Philadelphia
New York
Gibraltar
Maharajah
Patras
Pawnee
Italy
Liverpool
Fulda
Bremen
Reaper
Barrow
Westernland
Antwerp
Baltimore
Suffolk
London
Lizard
Bellingham
Newpot News
Rouen
Nederland
Newport News
Stockholm City
Hoston
Tth
Noorland
Balmonth
Rinun City
Boston
Maritime notices and ship movements from early September
Reports from Nassau and St Thomas describe a wounded W B Mackie of Boston drifting after a hurricane and being surveyed in port, while the Bark Concord is chartered to move cargo for Boston. New York notes the Nema condemned, Wilmington reports a Norwegian brig Water and stores stop, and Machias witnesses an unknown brig ashore near Jonesport in fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau
Mackie
Boston
St Thomas
Concord
Addie Hale
Yabacoa
New York
McNutt
Halifax
Wilmington
Regnburn
Belize
Falmouth
Machias
Fisherman’s Island
Jonesport
Weather observations at Boston Signal Station noted
On Sept 7 at 7 AM local time corresponding to noon GMT observers recorded barometer readings and sea level pressure. The entry states slight fog, cloudy skies, and fresh wind, with directions and a method for captains to correct barometer errors by noting hourly readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Port of Boston Arrivals and Clearances Reported
PORT OF BOSTON ARRIVED LISTING STEAMERS PENS OBOT PENOBSCOT STAR OF THE EAST COLLINS TREMON... CLEARED FOREIGN SHIPS SIDEE NINA PAGE HANNAH F CARLETON ANNA CURRIER GULLI DAY etc. COASTWISE STEAMERS CHATHAM STAR OF THE EAST EDWARD P AVERY SUSAN B RAY JOSHUA BAKER CUMBERLAND etc Sailed from the Roads Drigs Golconda Water Witch Highland Light Hull Wind at sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brig Sidee
Daughney
Liverpool
A Winsor & Son
Nina Page
Taylor
Port In Your
Barrington
J G Hall & Co
Hannah F Carleton
Bryant
Hillsboro
Dares L Stullivan
Gulli
Lijundberg
H W Peabody & Co
Brach
Anna Currier
St John
F A Roberts
Sarah W Lawrence
Farrow
Philadelphia
Frank Spiga Mekheag
Rockport
Camden
Fitz Bros & Co
Salled
Dominion
Chatham
Town
Nina
Georgietta
Energy
Saidee
Daisy Reed
Bangor
Wide Awake
Saco
Vidette
Fuller
Joel Cook
Bay of Fundy Mackerel Runs and Port Entries Noted
Maritime cargoes and arrivals report mackerel and cod shipments from Bay of Fundy and St Lawrence routes. Sailed vessels include Swis Anaconda Fickett Salem DP Strout Providence Enterprise Robinson and a U S revenue cutter Levi Woodbury. Gloucester arrivals list Ethel Georges Lizzie W Hannum and others. price of sea packed bay mackerel reaches 18 dollars per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milbridge
Fickett
Salem
Strout
Boston
New Packet
Francis
Eldora
Streut
Providence
Enterprise
Robinson
Boothbay
Sehs
Hank
Bark
Portland
John Somes
Brown
Bay of Fundy
Caroline Wright
Reed
Bay of St. Lawrence
Hannah
Wall
Philadelphia
Lebanon
Dickson
Bar Harbor
Bath
Iwis J
Butler
Carter
Lynn
Sullivann
Siren
Island Queen
Aten
United States Revenue
Levi Woodbury
Eastport
Pemaquid
Wheeler
Jessie Hart
New York
Gloucester
Ethel
Druid
Magdalene Islands
McQuain
Malpeque
E. J
Campbell
Bark Fleet and Vessel Movements Across Ports
A fragmentary shipping bulletin lists numerous barks and ships with departure and arrival ports such as ALMERIA, NEW YORK, HONG KONG, and LIVERPOOL. Entries include schooners like Sultana, Lynnwood, and Giuseppe dAbundo with dates in Aug and Sept, plus notes on cargo, routes, and incidents such as a fire aboard Abner Coburn and a rescue at Crumple Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almeria
Cedar Croft
Fleet
Cette
Anjer
Sultana
Marsters
Hong Kong
New York
Antwerp
Lynnwood
Sinclair
Perth Amboy
Assam
Cremona
Dalziel
Salt Pond
Buenos Ayres
Heela
McDougall
Barbados
Samuel B Hale
Haven
Boston
Ydan
Brunswick
Cardiff
John Gill
McKenzie
Talcahuano
Fleetwood
Swansea
Lawrence
Dublin
Balrumbie
Wood
San Francisco
Genoa
Vincente Galatola
Mazzela
Gibraltar
Giuseppe d’Abundo
Tucci
Cadiz
Privateer
Greenock
Patagonia
McLean
Quebec
Havre
George
Stetson
Queenstown
Henry Villard
Perkins
Portland
Huelva
Ara
Philadelphia
King Road
Alexandrine
Economy
Lisbon
Victoria
Reis
Newport News
Wandering Jew
Wakeley
Padosa
Vicerim
Progreso
Nordens
Drenning
Henriksen
Pensacola
Liverpool
Valona
Tybee
Gallia
Sturphy
London
Mark Twain
Melvin
Cronstadt
Macassar
Loyal
Knudsen
Bertha
Coosaw
Melbourne
Antioch
Hemingway
Newcastle
Nsw
Fenwick's Island News and New England Fishing Notes
Reports from Provincetown mackerel fleet rivals and widespread fishing activity this season. Grand Banks ship Grand Banks 4000 tons suffers damage after cotton bale fire. Dart Beattie from Lis enables near total loss. Xema McNutt badly chafed yet afloat. bay wrecks at Anticosti and John NB noted with ships ashore or lost.
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Sch
New York
San Franlo 10
Beattie
Lisore
Xema
McNutt
Bay
John
Global maritime movements list ships and routes in Sept
A dense chronicle records vessels sailing and port calls across the globe from Antwerp to Yokohama. It notes shippings like the Solitaire Boyd Antwerp, Daggett Daggett Daggett New York, and many others with arrival or departure details, highlighting routes, captains, and destinations such as Philadelphia, Manila, Boston, and Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareure
Solitaire
Boyd
Antwerp
Daggett
New York
Goodwin
Lester
Portland
Sawyer
Dinsmore
San Francisco
Falmouth
Horn
Christensen
Savannah
Brest
Nyanza
Inness
Barbados
Moniita
Wallace
McLeod
Fulton
Emblem
Roberts
Manila
Glasgow
Batavia
Holman
Montreal
Siberian
Moore
Grand Turk
George W Clyde
Cape Haytien
Genoa
Mozart
United States
Gibraltar
Sir William Armstrong
Philadelphia
Kennebec
Ford
Liverpool
Wilmington
Cal
Hull
Cleveland
Wisnaes
Baltic
Marseilles
Rogska
Sorensen
Pensacola
Neustria
Matanzas
Victoria
Havana
Delaware
Etta Whittlemore
Wright
Montevideo
Barrow
Bathurst
Bayswater
Azores
Peacemaker
Cattarininich
Buenos Ayres
Quebec
Alvin Kelly
Kelly
Lisbon
Sch
Curtis Ackerley
Boyle
Persambucgo
Maggie E Gray
Young
Baltimore
Lewis Ehrman
Collison
Antonio
Scotia
Lapsiey
Pearl
Kerr
Boston
Ldg
Jessie H Freeman
Anderson
Wig Cargo
Thornholme
Mary Port
Geo Linck
Portsmouth
Drammenseren
London
Martin Luther
Leith
Romulus
Grangemouth
SAGUA
Anita Berwick
McBride
ST Jago
Caroline Miller
Swinemunde
Grodno
Forth
Southampton
Ems
Jungst
Bremen
ST Domingo
Trygoe
Smith
Vist
ST Joan
James M Flanagan
Burns
Tampico
Coastal Ship News Echoes Busy Atlantic Trade
Maritime list notes numerous Ar 6th to Ar 7th arrivals and sailings from New York Boston Baltimore and Philadelphia. Vessels include steamers Ambrose Glaucus and Lord O Neill along with many schooners and brigs. Ports touched span Brunswick Bath Darien Fall River Galveston Georgetown to New Orleans with frequent port calls and through Hell Gate bound east.
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Apalachicola
Fla
David W Hunt
Hall
Boston
Alenandpriva
Frank Vanderherchen
Bangor
Otrento
Lockhart
Mass
Lucy M Collins
Wendall
Elizabethport
Pavilion
Sylvester
New York
Maria Adelaide
Nickerson
Norwalk
Aunie
Geo H Stout
Pierce
Newbern
Egypt
Wright
Philadelphia
Colina
Bell
Anthony
Harper
Calvin F Baker
Darling
Providence
Thomas B Schall
Hitchens
James D Dowell
Sharp
Minasee
Thompson
Wiscasset
Enna Fk
Hart
Keene
Carrie Holmes
Holmes
New Heaven
Jas B Ogden
Tole
Portland
Ellen Tobin
Hawkins
Jonathan Sawyer
Reynolds
Kennebec
South Shore
Jones
Manchester Haynes
Matthews
Chase Tuttle
Ives
New Bedford
Lord O’ Neill
Dunn
Havre
Vineland
Caspian
Barrett
Liverol
Agnes
Holbeck
Rawen
Johns Hopkins
Foster
Berkshire
March
Genevieve
Haley
Charleston
Nellie W Craig
Vierce
Allyn
Alleghany
Brunswick
Mary J Cook
Hoffies
New Haven
Bath
Sheffield
Darien
Hunter
Whitten
John Sherwood
Price
Normandy
Wyman
Baltimore
Thomas W Hyde
Sherman
Ruth Shaw
Corliss
Monantico
Toomey
Equator
Napier
Geach
Continent
Grace Andrews
Watts
Dover
Nh-Ar
H B Metcalf
Fossett
RW Uuddell
Helen Mar
Hubbs
Joseph G Dean
Chase
Dutch Island Harbor
Stephen J .Fooks
Betterson
Joseph Eaton
Chatferd
Howard Holder
Farnsworth
St John
Accra
Newport
Fall River
Florida
White
Rockland
Aries
Loveland
Pexcreer
Sargent
Abel W Parker
Bowin
Daniel Brown
Curtis
Mabel L Phillips
Haines
Somerset
Galveston
Alamo
Florence
Flynn
E A Morrill
Crocker
Mobile
Georgetown
Anne Conant
Baker
Quaker City
McNelley
Pensacola
Emma I Endicott
Bowen
J M Harlow
Soper
Waples Ponder
Quillin
Samuel B Hubbard
Mehaffey
Wyannis
Masa
S J Smith
Romer
Hope Haynes
Gray
Connecticut
Hanson
Ropert Daily
Loew
Blaisdell
Bella
Holman
Hoboken
Valetta
Ackerly
Port Johnson
Jacksonville
Marcus Edwards
Outton
John S. Davis
Green
Tamos
Soale
Key West
Lampasas
Crowell
Kendrick
Chatham
Ambrose
Para
Westernland
Antwerp
Italy
Liverpool
Queenstown
Fulda
Bremen
Southampton
Niigara
Havana
Rkeaper
Barrow
Gloucester
Selis
D K Baker
Ceara
Oran
Hannah
McLean
Matanzas
Selis Carrie Walker
John S. Case
Shalee
SC Tryon
Melinda Weed
Nantucket
Wm A Morrell
Glaucus
Berry
Finance
Rio Janeiro
Craigendaran
Furlong
Colon
Hiladelphia
Hess
Chiswick
Leighton
Vera Cruz
Samane
Taylor
Cape Haytien
Portia
Davidson
St Johns
David Crockett
Anderson
Graafstrom
Hack
Rotterdam
JJ Smith
Fingley
John F Rodman
Roy
Buenos
Mcintosh
Port-au-Prince
Panope
Young
Yarmouth
Lyra Dunning
Hell Gate
Barks Salade
Jamison
Alcante
Hart Island Roads
Olive Thurlow
Corbery
Rosario
Whitestone
Icis R G Moran
McDougall
Mary Brewer
Petty
Douglass Haynes
Lewis
Joseph G Stover
Aery
Bucksport
Bertha E Glover
Spear
Portsmouth
Helen, White
AJ Miller
Crowley
Josephine
Cogswell
Narragansett Pier
Ada Herbert
Harding
Wareham
F T Drisko
Rondout
Lettie Wells
Bunker
Victor Jenkins
Weehawken
Frank Neally
Amboy
Daniel Webster
Marion
Meiggs
Clinton
Loduskin
Eddsville
New Orleans
el Monte
Hawthorne
Gardenia
Herefeld
Port Eads
Legislator
Druffield
Cane Verds
Eling Ross
Norfolk
Garrett P Wright
Earl P Mason
Crescent
Fall
Maritime Ship Movements and Clearances Across Ports
A lengthy list of vessels sailing, clearing, or arriving at Philadelphia Newport News Portland Portland, New York Boston Charleston Providence and other ports. Entries include brig Sarah E Kennedy Walters Port Spain for Philadelphia and steamers Guyandotte Roanoke and Blackstone sailing for New York and West Point with various crews and cargoes. Also noted are bark Hudiksvail from Rouen, brig Irene for Philadelphia, and multiple schooners and steamers loading or unloading halibut and other goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B Carrington
H EL Slaght
Philadelphia
Newport News
Sarah E Kennedy
Walters
Port Spain
Guyandotte
Kelly
New York
West Point
Roanoke
Couch
DH Miller
Howes
Boston
Norfolk
Blackstone
Rider
Providence
Gov J . Smith
Nickerson
Rhode Island
Warner Moore
Crockett
Portsmouth
Franconia
Falkner
Chamberlane
Niceto
Ugarte
Cardenas
Reading
Smith
Alentown
Swasey
Achilles
Warrington
Salem
Lancaster
Hand
Saxon
Sherman
Fall River
Iwiss Crosby
Campbell
Viola
Reppart
Kennebec
Frank Pratt Lee
Lee
Wm Cobb
Chase
Samuel C Hart
Wood’s Hall
Edna A Pogue
Outton
Pamunky River
Anne Lord
Kendall
Bangor
Mary Nowell
Lank
Portland
Helen P Jones
Vineyard
Rosebrook
Sullivan
Fannie Kimmey
Wolfe
WE & WL
Tuck
Taylor
Collin C Baker
Baker
Wm E Lee
Jeffreys
Levi Hart
Giles
Barks Lucedio
Balestrine
Genoa
Cheshire
O'Brien
Anjerschs
Hattie L Sheets
Dole
Georgetown
Stephen Bennett
Spear
Gloucester
John D Page
Haley
C G Cranmer
Walton
Lynn
LM Potter
Potter
Chrome
Bunker
Alice Borda
Dukes
Danversport
Mary J Castner
Gardner
C B Wood
Stanley
Geo L Fessenden
Wicks
Traveller
Frayne
Glastonbury
Franconia Young
Calais
Mary G Collins
Somers
Bath
Agnes Key Haley
Wan
Lermond
Hopper
Minnie H Smithers
Insley
Wim E Barnes
Perkins
GM Porter
Johnson
Anna D Price
Nightingale
Plymouth
Lone Star
Church
Marblehead
Sunbeam
Thurston
Tremont
Capitol
Wiley
Bremen
Ella
Doughty
Geof Cushing
Jewett
LaHave
Mail Closings For Europe And Caribbean Steamship Schedules
The notice lists mail closings for Europe via Queenstown Liverpool via Brest Havre and Plymouth to New York. Bermuda via Trinidad. West Indies via New Orleans. France via La Champagne and Gellert. Germany and other European routes. Scotland via Glasgow. Great Britain via Etruria. and Cuba and Mexico routes. Times shown include 4.30 A.M. 5.30 P.M. 7.00 P.M. 7.30 P.M. Fridays and Wednesdays with various ships named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Bermuda
Trinidad
New York
Catalonia
Bos
Truxilio
Ruatan
New Orleans
Ates Oee
France
Brest
Havre
la Champagne
Osler
Germanic
Germany
Tries
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Gellert
Scotland
Glasgow
Furnessia
Seip
Southampton
Fulda
New Far West Indies
St. Thomas
Barbados
Brazil
la Plata
Great Britain
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Mexico
Trans Pacific Mails Listed From San Francisco Dates
For Australia Fiji Islands New Zealand Samoan and Sandwich Islands by Mariposa Sept 25. For Society Islands Tropic Bird Sept 30. For China Japan and East Indies except British East Indies City of Rio Janeiro Sept 21. For Sandwich Islands Australia Sept 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Samoan
Sandwich Islands
San Francisco
Society Islands
China
Japan
the East Indies
British East Indies
City of Rio Janeiro
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Kilpatrick
New England
Thomas Russell
Russia
Sofia
People- Pall Mall Gazette
Grasmere
McArthys
Sardou
America
Cakey Hall
Pinero
St. James's Theatre
Whitehall Review
Jackson
Wald Newton
Bradley Marten
Balmaenan
Lochletter
Balmagnan
Gotanel Jay
Miss Oeelrichs
Essex
Evelyn Wood
War Office
Chelmsford Corps
Shire Hall
DR. Homans
Mometer
Uon
Port OF
Penobscot
Ingraham
Star of the East
Collins
Donovan
Geo
Chafee
Proctor
Cumberland
WFE Rilby
Brsch
Turban
Daley
Cienfuegos
Delaware Breakwater
E Atkins
Brscch
Bonhome
Trahan
Port Readie
Brsch Gazelle
Warner
Port Gilbert
Grays
Canning
Breach Rosidl
Ihipps
James Baker
Appleby
Newburyport
Chestina Redma York
FIS
Provincetown
Lizzie W Matheson
North Bay
Mar
Abner Coburn Cisco
Crumple Island
Pictou
Ken
Dixon
New of
Rmen
Leared
Fanny B
Tnucker
Slyvester
T B Harris
Annapolis
Robert J Barr
Leeman
Sophia Willey
Turner
Caroline Kriescher
Zulu
Gem
Fanny B Tucker
Robt J Barr
Ralph Sinnet
William’ Slater
Small
Laconia
Arey
City of Ellsworth
Bonney
Binehill
Dexalo
Ellsworth
Lizzie Guptill
Icis
Raill
Coleman
Lizzie Perkins
Eliot
Minnie W Griffin Stocking
Richmond
Old Dominion
Ashland
Pearce
Brooks
Risley
EE Everman
Vannerman
Cocheco
Wentworth
Merwin
Stiles
Nautilus
Tolman
Maleny
Francis Thorpe
Cormack
Queensown
ST Augustin
Isabel Alberto
Bishop
Medusa
Krause
L A Burnham
City of Savannah
Vaan
Randulff
Enrone
Tacoma
Sarah S Ridgeway
Townsend
Regulator
Doane
Del
Edward G Taulane
Trans-Pacific Mails
Boston & Bangor S. S. Co
Bangor & Mount Desert
Foster’s
Atlantic Avenue
Penobscot River
Mount Desert
South West Harbor
Green’s Landing
Swans’ Island
North Haven
Bass Harbor
Green’s
Liam H, Hill
India Wharf
Grand Trunk
Portland & Ogdensburg
Mianne Cerrat
Kroexe& Lincoln Railroad
Porta A
Ff. Williams
Kennebec River
Fort Popham
Ear Richmond
Gardiner
Haliowe
Augusta
Beethbay
STAR
VHE Easy
Jason Collins
Lincoln Wharf
A. Hwyde
Mic
St. John
N.B
M.S
International 9S. S.co
Commercial Wharf
Pston
Digby
Gale
Stetson, Moseley & Co
Se First
E Street
Kilby St
Oston
Mallory
Rio Grande
San Marcos
Colorado
Comal
Fernandina
Fra
Carondelet
San Antonio
Seth Sprague
Old State House
Boston & Philadelphes
Steamship Line
Norman
Long Wharf
Meman
Savannan
West
E. B. Sampson
Cunard Line
Cork Harbor
Cunard Steamship Co., Limited
Allan Line
Pane Recussian
Manitoban
Uchec
Liverpresl
Charles V. Casey
T Broad Street
A. Allan
Warren Line
Norseman
Alestine
Warren & CO
LS Postoffice Square
Anchor
LGA Don Derby
Cerry
Bielfast
Lever Pool
Ubeastown
Wenderson Brothers
Bowling Green
State Street
Lewis É Wharf
Bas
Alpha
N.S
N. B
Pleby
Kentville
Davison
City OF ST. Joan
Haliffax
Shelburne
Lockport
Lunenberg
Walter Hall
Lewis Wharf
J. G. Hall & CO
Chathany Direct
Great Southern
Harleston
WM. Hi. Ring
A. DE W. Sampson
N. E
Washington 5
Fia New York
Metros Pelitan Steamship Co
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Neorfolk Steamship Co
Central Wharf
Piedmont Air Line
A. Pearce
Washington Street
And
Washington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga
Atlantic Coast
POR New York
Pier 11
North River
Cromwell
Hudson
H. R. Freeman
Knickerbocker
F. Kemible
Pier 9
Siven
Lewisiona
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Mississippi
Red Rivers
Samuel H. Seaman
Limene
PockeEr
Record Brook
Aaron BL
GAY & Coq