Dakota to Idaho Sopa Springs Dispatch on Indian policy and ranch life
A travel letter from Sept 1 describes Dakota to Idaho journey on the Northern Pacific. It reviews cattle range, Medora and the Marquis de Mores dairy plan, and critiques rail car meat storage, Indian reservations, agency corruption, and Dawes and Sheridan ideas. The writer endorses reservations for farming Indians, calls for better agents, and proposes military oversight with Indian troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sopa Springs
Idaho
The
Post
Dakota
Northern Pacific
Joshua
Missouri
Wyoming
Marquis de Mores
Philosophe de Boucherie
Crow Reservation
New England
Wind River
Sheridan
Bannock
Senator Dawes
Massachusetts
Dawes
Carlisle
Hampton
Washington
State rifle match at South Framingham campaign opening
The State rifle match orders set the event for Sept 30 at the State camp ground in South Framingham. Participants include company teams of seven with substitutes and staff teams of five, all must be mustered before Aug 1 and have met at least half of the year’s state duty. Shooting starts at 10 am with seven rounds per man and rifles supplied by the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Framingham
H. T. Rockwell
Rifie
Rockwell
Signal
Albany
Samuel Dalton
Ship News Arrivals From Ports Worldwide
Steamers report arrivals at Malta Rotterdam St Nazaire Glasgow Rouen London Boston New York and other ports with vessels from Philadelphia Baltimore Newport News Philadelphia New York Boston Montreal and more. Entries note vessel names origins destinations and sailing dates through Sept 10 with multiple routes including transatlantic service and intercity connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Mosser
China
Japan
New York
Rotterdam
Lero
Baltimore
St Nazaire
St Andrew’s Bay
Philadelphia
Tetartos
Glasgow
Boston
Rouen
Cymmroderton
Bellingham
Newport News
Cadoxton
Ixia
Feces
London
Richmond Hill
Cephalonia
Liverpool
Queenstown
Tower Hill
Trava
Bremen
Setean
Chicago
St Azaph
Newport
el Biela
Rio Janeiro
Buffalo
Hull
Adriatic
Hamburg
Bohemia
Moville
Anchoria
Montreal
Southampton
Saale
Antwerp
Wandrahm
Noordland
Nympha
Francisca
Bordeaux
Chateau Margaux
Joshua Nicholson
Laarestina
Dunnet Head
Thingvalla
Stettin
Grodno
Copenhagen
Greenock
Glendower
St John
Havre
Bellini
Governor
New Orleans
Bergenseren
the Lizard
Cranbrook
Leerdam
Burgos
Observations from Sept 10 at Boston Signal Station
Report details morning observations at United States Signal Station Boston at 7 AM corresponding to noon Greenwich Time. Notes wind barometer sea level measurements and velocity with guidance to correct barometer errors by captains. States one hundredth inch addition for every ten feet altitude above sea level and records mini almanac data for Sept 11 including high water sun moon and day length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Death by own action found at harbor draw
Harbor police recovered the body of a young man under 30 who jumped from the Boston and Maine draw on Thursday. Two railroad couplers were found tightly fastened around his neck. The deceased wore a black dress suit, was light in complexion with a smooth face, about 5 feet 8 inches tall. The body was taken to the morgue and Medical Examiner Draper notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor
Boston & Maine Railroad
Draper
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Adverts Health Claim
An 19th century advertisement promotes Dr R W Pierce claim that his Golden Medical Discovery cures consumption and scrofula. It urges readers to send 10 cents for a complete treatise on consumption and self treatment and provides the World’s Dispensary Medical Association address at 663 Main Street Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Pierce
Fishing Fleet Reports Mixed Arrivals and Catches Along Coast
From Our Correspondents a detailed shipping note lists numerous schooners sailing from Gloucester Boothbay Vineyard Haven and Wiscasset with destinations including Boston New York and Portland. Reports show light demand at Baltimore Harbor and varied catches totaling hundreds of thousands of pounds across codfish halibut mackerel hake and swordfish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Clark
Boston
Gloucester
Frank Foster
North Bay
Mary J Wells Grand Banks
Fben Parsons
Edward ‘Trevoy
Thetis
Oston
Satelite
Portsmouth
M Os Oreed
Rockland
New York
Ida Mayde
Georges
New Lneland
Prince Edward Island
Quero
Krown’s Bank
Bay of Fundy
Cane Shore
Hank Halibuting
Bay St Lawrence
Block Island
Sustern Shore
Millbridge
Mabel Strout
Portland
Wigwem
Drisko
H Grant
Fickert
Loston
J C Haladen
Strout
RP Chase
Fickett
Vineyard Haven
Schs
Fortuna Rich
Norfolk
William C French
Sherman
Philadelphia
Les Coverthwaite
Caswell
Flizabethport
HE Russell
Watts
Perth Amboy
Ann. Jackson
Port Johnson
Sadie Wilcntt
Doris Heynes
Idanton
Sslem
Helen White
Wee- Hawken
Haverhill
Willie L Newton
Wendleton
Portamouth
Aloha
Wooster
Baltimore
Iddeford
Loduskin
Alley
Eddyville
Bangor
Mary F. Pike
Mitchell
Weehawken
Lastnort
Edith T Gandy
Gandy
Vigeon Cove
Luta Price
Price
St John
Hudson
Vaughan
Marblehead
Katie I. Rich
Bowen
Josephine Hewin
Salem
Redondo
Lord
Calais
Newark
Ldmmund
Cameron
Rockport
New Haven
Leonora
Bonsey
Gouldsboro
Semmel Castner, Jr
Cook
Bay View
Mabel ‘Thomas
MecKenzie
Mass
Neport News
Frank Cettis
Helen Mar
Albert Jameson
Alpine
William Ieming
Amelia
Ireland
Rob
Harry
Jennie Gibson
Ar Oth
Schs Alliswell
Morgan
Ifoboken
William Deming
Hodgins
Carrie L Hix
Hix
Rondout
Candage
Alaine
Marshall
Ann Eliza
Bishop
Elizabethport
Lincolnville
Idan A .Thurlow
Young
Laimoine
Brown
Pentman
St. John
Crestline
Ambrose
Providence
Caroline Young Carson
Lanesville
Whiladelphia
George Clark
Bartlett
Eva D Rose
Brenin
Exeter
Boothbay
Madagascar
Tucker
Magnet
Beal
Jones
Majestic
Howard
Wm Stevens
Gardner
Hume
Pone
Reckland
Maria
Theresa
Hillard
Lynn
Fairfield
Bartlet
Kiokn
Kelly
Ella Frances
Quinn
William McLeon
Brabery
Startled Fawn
Butler
Icis Perine
Reed
Damariseoctta
Fair Wind
Madocks
Sangor
Teddy Grover
Rich
Ellsworth
George B. Somes
Davis
Herriet
Gins
Beverly
Darius Foldie
Hoxie
Bueckswort
E H King
Hilliard
Eastwort
Ann Elizabeth
Kenney
HW Cushman
Sullivan
Maria Adelaide
Nickerson
Jessie
Gaston
Alma
Charleston
Larsden
More Light
Wetherston
Callas
Clemment
Foss
Joneswort
Victory
Snow
Camden
Arrival
Stewart
Olive Avery
Hardy
Green’s Landing
Granville
Bowden
Clara
George
St Andrews
H L Curtis
Hutchins
Stanford
George W Glover
Rock and
Helen Burns
Gray
Wiscasset
Kate Lilly
Lewis
Pearl
Foster
M V Cnase
Pinkham
Bermuda
Ladie A Kimball
Kimball
Maritime Ships and Voyages Across Atlantic Ports
A compact record of sailing and sailing dates from multiple Atlantic ports including Bordeaux, Buenos Ayres, Cardiff, Dungeness, Dunkirk, Falmouth, Liverpool, Montevideo, Newport and associated vessels such as bark Vale Olsen Libertas Meteor Gaspee Parthentia Karnak Antoinette Violet Addie Morrill Odin and others. It lists departures and arrivals with captains and destinations like Halifax Hamburg Rotterdam Dalhousie Manila Sydney New York and Pug wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordeaux
Vale
Olsen
Sheet Harbor
Buenos Ayres
Libertas
Ecklund
Pensacola
Meteor
Jensen
Galveston
Std
Gaspee
Pinkey
Sydney
Cardiff
Achilles
Hansen
Halifax
Dungeness
Seenymphe
Perth Amboy
Hamburg
Dunkirk
Harry Bushman
Cottam
Falmouth
Bowman R Law
Abbott
Bassein
Rotterdam
Parthentia Holman
Iquique
Glasgow
Liverpool
Karnak
Upham
Sourabaya
Queenstown
Antoinette
Oberg
Dalhousie
Carondelet
Stetson
Manila
Rossignol
Robbins
St John
Violet
Shapland
Harbor Grace
Montevideo
Addie Morrill
Andrews
New York
Ponemah
Bisco
Idea
New Orleans
Newport
Odin
Allum
Pugwash
Vast Chronicle of 19th Century Sea Voyages
Shipping notices record vessels sailing from Oporto Pernam but to New York and Bahia, with ships and barks such as Esperanca Sunbeam Flora Minnie Camellia Olinda and more. Entries list ports Saint Johns Newfoundland Barbados Cardiff Gaspe and Kingston with dates August September and voyage progress notes including Berths and captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oporto
Esperanca
Dias
New York
Pernambuco
Sunbeam
Woolgar
St Johns
Bahia
Lewis Ehrman
Collison
Baltimore
Maria
Snow
Electa
Marr
Flora
Pike
Barbados
Minnie
Mulcahey
Camellia
Harvey
Newfoundland
Olinda
Kendrick
Queenstown
Moresby
Edwards
Waterford
Eureka
Davis
San Francisco
Hull
Troop
Parker
Fleetwood
Rio Grande DO Sul
Ane Cathrine
Warner
Solgram
Colbensen
Richmond
Linda Park
Skinner
Rio Janeiro
Abana
Cowan
Cardiff
Ayden Forest
Trail
Pensacola
Brothers
Vibert
Gaspe
Manitoba
Roberts
Cornucopia
Petit
Bonny Doon
Burgess
Martha Cobb
Greenbank
Baltic
Cadil
Cumberland
McNeil
Birgittet Johannesen
King Coelric
Norton
Sharpness
Alexandrine
Economy
King Road
Sandswall
Anton
Carlsen
Shipping movements note five vessels in Atlantic routes
The log lists several ships on September routes: Steamer Resolute Beaveley sailing from Philadelphia to St Nazaire on September 7, and Astrakana Richards from Quebec to Greenock on September 5. Jennie Hurlburt Richards from Baltimore to Portsmouth NH and Laubaina Allen from Pasca gown to Boston with positions near Barnegat. Ellen G Moseley from Baltimore and Adtunt from a Southern port bound east off Barnegat on September 7, and Shin Loris Walsh Pendleton Havre to New York on September 8 with coordinates near 42 46 and GL 2v.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resolute
Beaveley
Philadelphia
St Nazaire
Astrakana
Richards
Quebec
Greenock
Jennie Hurlburt
Southard
Baltimore
Portsmouth
Laubaina
Allen
Pascagown
Boston
Barnegat
Ellen G Moseley
Adtunt
Shin Loris Walsh
Pendleton
Havre
New York
Ion
Notice to Mariners Warns of Lightship Removal Near Oregon Wreck
The Lighthouse Board announces removal of the lightship moored off the Oregon wreck near Long Island around November 1, 1886, warning that danger remains. Obstructions include masts and smokestacks, with 25 feet of water beneath, and owners are liable for removing them. Also, lightmen at Coeyman's Bar move to Middle Dike around September 15, 1886 with a Western river lantern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeyman’s Bar
Hudson River
Middle Dike
Wellfleet Mackerel Sailings Reported From Harbor
Wellfleet, September notes show Cora Morrison with 40 bbls Block Island mackerel and Frank G Rich from North Bay with 25 bbls. The schooner Eunice P Newcomb from Deer Isle sailed. The Newcomb has been purchased by Eastern parties for use in the coastwise trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellfleet
Mass
Cora Morrison
Frank G Rich
North Bay
Loth
Eunice P Newcomb
Deer Isle
Newcomb
Whaling Cruise Near Provincetown Nets 50 Vbis of Vil
The Rising Sun from the Atlantic Ocean reports a catch of 50 vbis of vil during a whaling cruise near Provincetown on September 10. Captain Taylor led the voyage with crew from the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Taylor
Atlantic Ocean
Wrecks and Deaths Reported in Maritime Notices
Bath Maine reports Captain Fred Blair of the Carrie S Bailey died at Ship Island. Wheeling schooner Lizzie P Williams wrecked by ice. crew and officers, except the captain, reached Peterhead. Queenstown ships Lessing towed in after steering loss. Pilot boat Enervintreas encountered a halibut fishing gear dory off Barnegat. The derelict Uncle Sam towed to La Blave harbor. formerly Pubnico, burned on fishing banks. Grace Pitt arrives Norfolk for boiler repairs. Two eastern schooners collide off Lambert's Point. Coleman damaged badly. Hampton Roads fleet reportedly largest in years. Progreso reports Ber k Montreal ashore near Joann. crew struck by fever, captain drown, others die. vessel to receive new crew and sail onward. Lessing meals to be forwarded by Republic. Charters in San Francisco and New York listings. Lookout ashore August 14 Hereford Inlet. total loss. cargo saved to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Fred Blair
Carrie S Bailey
Ship Island
New York
Lizzie P Williams
Peterhead
Davis Strait
Queenstown
Lessing
Hamburg
Enervintreas, No 18
Barnegat
Helifax
Uncle Sam
la Blave Harbor
Uncle Sar
Norfolk
Grace Pitt
Willett
Baltimore
Beaufort
George J Carman
Aed
Coleman
Lambert
Hampton Roads
Progreso
Berk Montreal
Asninwall
Shipsland
Joenn
Cemneschy
Davidson
Quartermester
Cook
Four
Meils
Republic
San Francisco
Diverse 18th century port arrivals and sailings list
A compiled record of ships sailing from and arriving at ports worldwide. Entries include vessel names such as Cari, Star of England, Libertas, Amy A Lane, Twilight, Serra, Scotia, Fido, Georg Adolph, Yorktown Dick inson, Marie Louise, Shakespeare, Saron, Dusty Miller, Noor, and many others. Ports mentioned include Antwerp, Bristol, Guenos Ayres, Bremen, Cardenas, Halifax, Jamaica, Delaware Breakwater, New York, Pensacola, St John NB, Kingston Jamaica, Liverpool, London, Glasgow, Malmo, Matanzas, Progreso, Matan zas, Penarth Roads, Kingston, and Queenstown. Dates range from Aug to Sept with sailings and in-port statuses noted. Vessel types include bark, brig, steamer, ship, and schooner, with captains named in some entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Cari
Backhaus
Phladelunia
Liverpool
D H Morris
Morris
New York
Lristol
Star of England
Hendricksen
Venssecord
Guenos Ayres
Libertas
Eckland
Pensacola
Bremln
Susanne
Zinke
Cardenas
Amy A Lane
Connor
Philadeleni
CARD
Achilles
Hansen
Halifax
Clenfuegos
Twilight
MekKenztie
Jamaica
Caibarien—Ar
Serra
St Jago
Scotia
Shearer
Delaware
Ppemerara
Julius
Seethling
Aralachicola
Inpert
Fido
Jongeblood
Norfolk
Anita
Jewitt
New Amsterdam
Dany Zic
Georg Adolph
Boston
Dunkirk
Harry Bushman
Cottam
Buenos Ayres
Falmouth
Roskva
Hop
Galveston
Invergordon
Glasgow
Manitoba
Carruthers
Poston
Cigdraltar
Yorktown
Dickinson
San Francisco
Civita Vecchia
G Panies
America Ferrari
New Otk
Holyhead
Dusty Miller
Hughes
St John
Carnarvon
R D Rice
Jordan
Hamburg
Marie Louise
Behring
Taormina
Franck
Saron
Allen
Savannah
Shakespeare
Mullen
Perlen
Andressen
Wilmington
Kingston
Medea
Halbern
Brunswick
Fairfield
London
Erin
Robinson
Greenwich
Crested Wave
Lepage
St Thomas
Ipswich
Malmo
Noah
Salvesen
Matanzas
Marzo
Aspiaza
Havana
HL Routh
Kirby
Motley
Harper
North of Hatteras, Ltd
Hugo
Philadelphia
Sydney
Ashburne
Montreal
Progreso
Linn O’dee
Campeachy
Icarus
Toye
Aspinwall
Penarth Roads
Cato
Andreasen
Point-A-Pilre
Guad
Flsie Fay
Keete
Porto Rico
The
Charley
Simmons
William H Jones
Falkenburg
Basse Terre
Port
Grasbrook
Schwaner
Ocean King
Denham
Queenstown
Egypt
Sumner
Loth
Republic
Rotterdam
Forsyth
Finsbury
Shields
Remembrance
New Orleans
Southampton
Eider
Hellmers
Bremen
Stettin
Richard
Paske
Sou Deo Gloria
Meyer
Sagua
Foscolia
Jones
Mary Fink
Burnier
Valparaiso
Gaelic Sailor Details at Yokohama Harbor
Aug 5 report lists Wolfe Murphy and the Lobos de Rufiera sailing from Moss Glen and Morris Caleta Oliva bound for Yokohama on the steamer Gaelic via San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barks Wolfe
Murphy
Lobos de Rfuera
Moss Glen
Morris
Caleta Oliva
Yokohama
Gaelic
San Francisco
Domestic Ports Update From Ar 9 In North Atlantic Trade
Shipping notices list arrivals and clearances at ports from Apalachicola to Wilmington. Multiple ships, brigs, and steamers, including Geneva Gregory Hart Hart, and Nile lines, sail via Kingston Ship Island, Norfolk, and Providence with cargoes to New York Philadelphia and Boston. several vessels cleared for Antwerp Hamburg Rio Janeiro and Barcelona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Gregory
Kingston
Ship Island
Balpemore
North Anglia
Muimford
St. Jago
Fanny Cadwalader
Hart
New York
Ad Pettengill
Berry
Portland
Cull
Kennebec
Virginia Rulon
Mills
Wickford
Allison
Kenniston
Harbeson
Hickman
Hitchoins
Herald
Gilley
Turk’s Island
Alf W. Fisk
White
A P Nowell Conwell
Toledo
Wishart
Antwerp
Colina
Charles W Church
Lent
Wm Wilson
Norfolk
Annie Bliss
Q O’ Donnell
Savannah
Oth
Stermer
Abril
Havana
Beaufort
Geo L Drake
Harris
Friendship
Cape Lookout
Chas
Ireland
Baltimore
Bermuda
Nanie Saunders
Budd
Richmond
Philadelphia
Bath
Mima A Reed
Leighton
Sid
Willie H Higgins
Jones
Maino
Chase
John Price
Wright
Pancor
Ar &Th
James O Ponohue
Chandler
Minetta
Crockett
Pierriman
Gilman
Mary Dane
Arey
Boston
Sophia Willey
Turner
Gloucester
Daisy Reed
Cora Green
Philbrook
Geo E Dale
Bartlett
New Bedford
Equator
Oinoco
Pictou
William F Clowes
Gardiner
Allen Greene
Nickerson
Jennie Middleton
Hatch
City of Philadelphia
Button
Raymond F Mansmith
Elwood Burton
Jervis
Lida J Lewis
Townsend
Isaac H Yillyer
Sith
Baker
Kelley
Annie L Mulford
Shaw
Annie Tiley
Marion
Rebecca Shepherd
Washington
Galveston
Frank Vanderherchen
Chamberlain
Alexanadrig
Margaretha
Poseagouls
Mobile
Marietta Brailli
Krelich
Barbadoes
Hincerford
Carbarien
Isaac Rich
Marshall
Ruaian
Pardon Gr Thomson
New Orleans
Merchant
Liverpool
Port Eads
Wanderer
Belize
Josefina
Barcelona
Bunecin
Aspinwall
Kate Carroll
Port Cortez
Inuventor
Vera Cruz
Louisiana
Eureka
Seis John Bishop
Bangor
Sarah Cullen
Brooklyn
D B Carrington
Bridgeee Crescent
New Haven
Earl P Mason
Providence
Sewport News
Roger Drury
Delay
Henry Sutton
Culloch
Portsmouth
Ayrshire
Newport
Angola
Foss
New
Anderson
Stesimers Polynesia
Hemburg
Buffalo
Hull
Trave
Premen
Franconia
Barks
James L Harway
Corbin
Marianinha
Rio Janeiro
Bela
Stettin
Helen McLeod
Calais
LL Hemlin
Biela
Kedron
Windsor
Maud Scamwell
Lisboa
Lietz
Port Spain
Favorite
St Pierre
WY Armstrong
Port-a-Pitre
Mary Bradford
Baracou
Kate Killehan
Eva 1Iverty
Caracas
Leguayra
Vigilant
Manila
Pedong
Australia
Franck
Hamburg
St Stoswald
Pavey
Avonmouth
Lechampegne
Frank
Havreshins Race Horse
Jensen
Bordeaux
Fred E Scammell
Rotterdebarks Atlantic
Lcamiere
Bridgetown
Spirito
Raiich
Salonivca
Schs Dames Waisen
Holder
St John
Gleaner
Kenderson
Dothonims
Kennedy
Sprout
Vera Crag
Merriam
John Beattie
Connors
Hell Gate
Pound Exst
Pesvateh
W Oh Emory
General Whitney
Lenise
Koston
Willie
Ewing
New London
Norwich
Glen. Hamion
McIntyre
Hoboken
Nellie C Prine
Hamilton
Amboy
JG Fell
Crowley
Perth Amboy
Connecticut
McGowan
Bloeck Island
D Kahn
McMahon
Greenwort
Dirk Brown
Helen Dar
Cerver
Tiiz
Bethrert
Louise Hastines Gray
Eddyville
Keeston
Stell
Kenyon
Willims
Port Jefferson
William Flint
Padge
Fannie i Fiell
Hell
Arima Shenard
Crowell
Tat
Kirk New York
Tacony
Beavis Do
Kirks Chins
Fernatrand
Pisagna
Helena
Verbrecht
Fisme
Schs
Garland
Libby
Sand River
J C Clifford
Clifford
Lelowth
Orion
Mathiesen
Bristol
Cilmim
Mace
Kavre
Desgong
Smith Sevannah
Achilles
Warrington
Rapael Omar
Fina
Phildelphia
Nellie
Sawyer
Avery
Washington, DC
Dane Adeline
Cates
Philadelphias
Bostow
Florence Rogers
Zaza
Ambpoy
J_G_ Fell
Somerset
J S$ Terry
Raynor
Jennie E Simmons
Williams
Holden
Lock
Wilmington
Ngi
Willard
Welisee
Paniel Brown
Curtis
Marcellus
Alley
Salem Providence
Wonder
Smith
Belleville
Isage H Borden
Ward
Kate Scranton
Eldridge
Charles H Sprague
Nickelson
Mery A Fisher
Sayerville
Knowlton
San Trancisco
Ira
Jannie Flint
Warren
Fierce
Dodge
Heston
W C Pendleton
Wellfleet
Vark
Montevideo
Mary Wiley
Ralph K Grant
Grant
Rockland
Marcia
Lewis
Nina Jillson
Shin Sachem
Sarmiento
Masterton
Buenos Ayres
Sziled Oth
Merrimac
Cora
Caroline
Rotterdam
Medusa
Salem
Jaymore
Thompson
Sendy Point Grant
Ay Loth
Sehs Union
Hillsboro
Newark
Enterprise
Midridge
Fall River
Somersli
Lucy A Davis
Davis
Ybee
Ealing
Las Palmas
Sydney
Kate
Cape Verds
Sir John H Parker
Wicks
Georgetown SC
Passengers on Cunard steamship Cephalonia to Boston
A long list of passengers arriving from Liverpool on the Cunard steamer Cephalonia is detailed, naming numerous individuals and families such as J P Almy, Mrs Ann Armour, Master D Anderson, Miss Emily Baxter, Dr W E Boardman, Mrs Carpenter, Professor C C Everett, Miss Lily Flagg, the Rev Harold Ford, and many others, including children and infants. The roster enumerates full names and titles, reflecting a broad cross section of passengers bound for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard Steamshin
Cephalonia
Boston
Liverpool
J P Almy
Ann Armour
L Anderson
D Anderson
E Anderson
J P Baxter
Baxter
Emily Baxter
Madeleine Baxter
Percival Baxter
SC Beach
Mr Bigelow
Mary E Bigelow
W E Boardman
Boeckmann
C C Bragdon
George E Bragdon
Kelen C Brown
Jennie M Brown
A S Brown
Jacob Brown
K Philivg Burgess
M C Burgess
Miss Bush
A H Capron
George O Carpenter
Carpenter
We Clarke
Clarke
Edith Clarke
A F E Cobb
Alexander Cochrane
Cochrane
W A Denholm
Denholm
J Dorr
Dorr
A F Dowse
Dronet
Dvee Duckworth
Carrie Ebersole
Kate Fills
C C Everett
Lily Flagg
M Fogarty
Tom Fogarty
Harold Ford
Blanche F Ford
Warren F Gay
E G Gay
E H Gay
A J George
E P George
Gibbin
Henry A Gould
Gould
E F Gould
Susan C Gould
Gregg
A M Greeley
Helen Greeley
A Greeley
W W Greenough
Nisa Hanson
Hart
James W Hartley
Heywood
A Hoare
S_ Hoare
Morden D Hull
Hull
Emma Johnson
Henry Benoge
Donald Kennedy
E R Knapp
Knapp
M Knapp
M Lanerdan
F Lyman
A Lyman
F Scott Mangles
Grace Mangles
Annie McLean
A B Martin
Thomas Mertin
Martin
Minnie Martin
Ethel Martin
Bertie Martin
MacIlroy
J W Murdock
Nellie Nichols
Norberry
P Ogden
N D”Orsay
A H Overmann
A G Peader
John Perrins
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