Mystic Park Races End Meet With Extra Features
Yesterday’s Mystic Park cards produced hotly contested races with a large entry field and no accidents. Jockey Blakley was absent recovering, but the day promised more thrills with six races today including a consolation event and a $400 purse to end the meeting.
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Blakley
Mystic Park
Blakiey
Boardman
Neptunus
M. J. Daly
Glenelg
Mamie Black
Doane J. Delong
Ch. H. Mute
Carissima
Pategent
Barbara
Billie Brown
Aleveda
Wayward
Edisio
Valet
Mary T
Top Sawyer
Fanita
Thestables
Penny
Srecono Rack
Oe Cotton
B. F. Frank
Bullaatattine
Condola Eiy Deri Sage Arelernes Foster
R. Bradley
Ch. m. Mary T
Botheration
Nina Bassett
Jones Jaremont Stable
B. G
Tom Sawyer
Agnes
Bergan
Wynwood
Edisto
Ayward
Windsail
Ruse
James A. IL
Jaubert
Maia
Blessed
Speedwell
Pericles
Manhattan
Sirocco
Osceola
Frolic
Palmer
W.C. Daly
B. G. Osceola
Soto
Palmer J. Oliver
B. G. Frolic
Stonehenge
Favordale
Foster
McMahon
Nita
la Claire
Helen S
Seton
Peacock
Cartoon
Cracksman
Little Jake
Clarissa
Sam
W. Gratz
Bryan
Woodlands
Sue Ryder
M. Bergen
J. H. McCormick
Casino
Bridget
Malachi
Zicka
Abette
Hector
Norman
Killarney
Tritan
Dave
Elphin
Eats Queen
Meadow Queen
Sphin
Leroy
FietHhacr
Bradley
Br. G. Elphin
Matador
Electra
Billings
W. J. Lucal
B. G. Leroy
Allen Pinkerton
Sour Heart
Holmark
A. H. Barney
Highlander
Lillie Belle
Mr. Willis
Wellington
Britan
Endow Queen
Sven
Crses
Woman Struck by Train Dies in Boston After Woburn Walk
A 64 year old woman walking the Lower railroad between Montvale and Woburn was struck by a train Thursday night. She was brought to Boston in an unconscious state and died ten days later without regaining consciousness. Her identity is unknown.
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Boston
Tate
Montvale
Woburn
Uue Wain
Canadian Argues For U S Transit Rights In Fish Trade
William McDougall defends US access to transit for American fish cargoes through Canadian railways. He argues treaty does not bar navigation or commerce by US inhabitants within three miles of the coast and rejects the notion that US renounced the right to buy and sell goods in Canada under most favored nation terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
William McDougall
Globe
McDougall
United States
Mr. McDougall
Kent
Detroit Wins Postponed Baseball Opener in Errors
Detroit defeats Philadelphia 8 to 6 in a postponed afternoon game. Farrar and Mulvey misplays aided Detroit's victory as Nicholson debuts at second base amid visible nerves. Other features include hit totals, fielding errors, and a 50 minute stoppage noted by umpire Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Philadelphia
Farrar
Mulvey
Nicholson
Regiment 47 NY Arrives as Fire Alarm Clears Deck
Boston residents observed the Forty-seventh Regiment of New York in parade dress as they prepared to depart from Old Colony station. A fire at Albany street drew the crowd away, leaving the squad of police to guard the troops and clear the path to the special train.
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Boston
Forty-seventh Regiment
New York
Old Colony
Albany Street
Forty-seventh
State Scholarships Awarded by Board of Education
The State board of education awarded state scholarships to the Institute of Technology and Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Recipients include Sanford E. Thompson Newton Iigh lands and John G. Crane Taunton from various districts, Horace P. Edgett Beverly, Paul W. England Allston, Arthur E.K. Hatch Charlestown, Frank A. Francis Brockton, George I. Rowell Peabody, with extra awards to William P. Bryant Charlestown and Henry A. Craigie Boston due to empty districts. Worcester Polytechnic Institute scholars are George Estes Barton Hatfield Carroll S. Dunphe East Bridgewater and Irving H. Fay Springfield.
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State Board of Education
The
Institute of Technology
Middlesex
Sanford E. Thompson
Newton Iighlands
Bristol
John G. Crane
Taunton
Norfolk
Frank W. Howard
Hyde Park
Essex
Horace P. Edgett
Beverly
Suffolk
Paul W. England
Allston
Arthur EK. Hatch
Charlestown
Plymouth
Frank A. Jrancis
Brockton
George I. Rowell
Peabody
Worcester
Ship News Bulletin Highlights Port of Boston Arrivals and Clears
The Friday port list shows steamers Allentown, Gen Whitney, Star of the Fast and Tremont among arrivals to Boston with cargoes for New York, Bangor, Portland, and Gloucester. Numerous schooners and brigs, including Walter Scott and Henry N Squire, are listed, with several vessels to be converted or cleared for overseas trade. Weather notes warn of barometer readings and sea level corrections for navigators.
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Allentown
Odiorne
Philadelphia
Gen Whitney
Kearse
New York
Ndse
H M Whitney
Star of
Collins
Bath
Penobscot
Ingraham
Bangor
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
Georgge Chalee
Proctor
Gloucester
Knickerbocker
Cheney
Samuel Smith
Lirig Golconda
Boston
Hall
Little Glace Bay
Moselle
Gould
Smith
Port Williams
Walter Scott
Harrington
St John
Grseli Ethel
Farnsworth
Chutes Cove
Lizade Carr
Brown
New Carlisle
Vioneer
Hamilton
T John
Henry N Squire
Gray
Amboy
Wellington
Rich
Ulrhan Rmith
Rovers
Weehawken
Mauzie
Smuth
Douglass
Hoboken
Walter Franklin
Cousins
Jane
Newton
Stover
Spartel
Hallowell
Idaho
Raritan River
Swis Gardiner
Deering
Rogers
Nellie W Cragg
Rivers
Mary O'Neill
Creighton
L Walker
Thames
Baltimore
Lavinia Campbell
Wall
Newport News
Lavoita
Whittaker
Rondout
Booth Bros
Burdick
Gold Hunter
Eaton
York
D K Ham
Seavey
Eliot
Mary Ellen
Grant
Rockland
Charlotte L Morgan
Churchill
Sturgis
Pushard
Mary Sands
Greenleaf
F L Richardson
Balano
Ynn
Mass
Coastwise Shipping Notes From Highland Light Station
The schooner Advance bound for St Johns was spotted in distress but found well after lifesaving crews boarded it. A gale driven fleet of coastwise ships gathered off Highlands Light with over 100 sail below at dark heading north.
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G Hail & Co
Edith T Gandy
Ganay
York
Lanesville
J W Linnell
Aguadilla
New York
Yarmouth
Barkentine Anita
J A Horsey
Miragoane
Ji A Wright
Moston
Allen Greene
F Ho Odiorne
Alfred W Fisk
M Anthony
Lida J Lewis
van Nren
Juan
Josie
Onion
Laurens
Antelope
Lizzie i
Lorena
L Burroughs
Cape Cod
Newark
Vicksburg
Emma E Cotton
Florence Stay
Anna E Ketchum
Highland Light
Mass
Weybosset
Joshua Baker
Lizzie Brew- Bler
Cerdic
Paragon
Joseph W Fish
Advance
St Johns
Freight and Charter Rates From Boston and New York
Scarcity of sailing vessels keeps freight rates high with strong demand for general cargo and lumber. Coal freights rise for Cape Breton to Boston and U S ports. Charters include vessels to Melbourne Paysandu and New Zealand, with several reefers and oil cargoes moving to Europe.
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Boston
Cape Breton
United States
Bay of Fundy
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Norfolk Aid Ae News
General Caree
Melbourne
Barkentine
William Phillips
New Zealand
Grace Andrews
Paysandu
North America
St Johns
Mary E McDorganl
St Pierre
Mig
Louse
Elizabeth Ann
Tommasino
Italy
Porto
Secandinavian
Portland
Batgor
Banger
Thomas i Garland
Salem
H Odiorne
John
Griffin
Mary
McDougall
Miramichi
Minnie Louise
Pasnebiac
Barbados
Halifax
St Oswald
Liverpool
London
Galveston
Continent
Gos
Oneota
Lark Avonia
Bordeaux
Sverre
Buenos Ayres
Vega
Montevideo
Sir Harry White
St Lucia
Payine
Lanesville
Sullivan
South Bristol
Rockport
Mass
Cane Ann
Marion & Rockhill
Bay View
Carvers Harbor
Ick
Kennebec
Washington, DC
Coat
Rondont
Seperton Bridge
Georgetown
Wie
Moston
Soc
GCO
Newart News
Leston
Atl
Norfolk
Mary E McDougall
Sydney
Princeport
Parrsboro
Gloucester Trade News From Iceland and Atlantic Waters
The Gloucester column reports schooners arriving from Iceland and Grand Bank with fletched halibut cargoes, ships and steamers sailing to and from New York Boston and Maryland ports, plus collisions, gale damage, and wreck updates from Nantucket to Halifax and Newport. Notable vessels include Annie Jordan Landseer Mary E Concord Davy Crockett and Masconomo.
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Bangor
Amelia Cobb
Carter
Boston
Nellie A Drury
Wilson
Baltimore
Anni Lord
Kendall
New York
Soniila Willey Quinn
Cape Ann
Hattie L Curtis
Hodgins
Morris W Child
Torrey
Lucy M Collins
Fred. Smith
Whitney
Elizabethport
Idaho
Perkins
Leonora
Nickerson
Sandy Point
Grant
Libby
Decorra
Berry
Zampa
Lambert
Lucy Hammond
Flynn
Annie Lee
Cole
Para
Forest Belle
Robinson
Alaska
Clark
St John
George A Pierce
Sherman
Calais
Gloucester
Annie M Jordan
Iceland
Curzon
Dyrefjond
Sch
Ella F Bartlett
Hattie L Newman
Grandbank
S A Parkhurst
Franklin Schencks
Georges
Edith Rowe
Belle A Nauss
Seizing
Salem
Sehs
Lunn
Mark Pendleton
Hatch
Dort Johson
F H Odiorne
Buoston
Lung Energy
McBride
Little Grace Say
Vineyard Haven
Taylor & Mathis
Branin
South Amboy
Braintree
Abel W Parker
Jean
Werth
Mahoney
Rondout
Sarah Pb Well
Kouglass
Newburg
Bertha E Glover
Swear
Mattie
Russell
Larrabee
Philadelphia
Portlaind
Louis Montelle
Mallett
Wesley Abbott
Whittaker
Tra D Sturgis
Dunion
Klixbeth
Port
Danverspot
I P Rogers
Moore
Perth Aibey
Ipswich
Ivy Bell
Lond
Weehawken
Cambridgeport
H E Russell
Turner
Port Liberty
Dover
Eugenie
Godfrey
East Dennis
Mass
Willam Anderson
Eickson
Haverhill
Melville
Gross
Perth Amboy
Olive Branch
Jarrell
Kondout
Dainon
Haskell
Covert
Hoboken
Annapolis
Maritime Ship Movements From Ports Across the World
The report lists vessels sailing or proceeding to and from ports including Antwerp, Brisbane, Colombo, Calcutta, Dublin, Denia, Genoa, Gibraltar and more. Ships named Parthenia Low Wood Anne Baltimore Reporter Mohur Erin's Isles Eurydice Alesia Florida and Roxburg Cas are noted with captains and destinations such as Newport Adelaide Madras Mauritius Pensacola St John Baltimore and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Parthenia
Holman
Newport
Brisbane
Low Wood
Thurber
Adelaide
Premen
Colombo
Reporter
Spalding
Madras
Mohur
Stevens
Fort Elizabeth
Calcutta
Erin's Islescott
Mauritius
Dublin
Eurydice
Leary
St John
DENIA
Alesia
I'v
New York
Genoa
Florida
Stal
Marchese
Pensacola
Gibraltar
Ste Tle
Baltimore
Rica
Ger
Wayamer Roxburg
Cas
Transatlantic and coastal vessel movements list
Shipping notes record sails and arrivals across multiple ports including Glasgow Philadelphia London Queenstown and Savona with vessels such as Phoenician Minnesota Theodore H Rand duilverton Biela Karoo and Teocle along with cargoes and destinations like New Orleans Hamburg New York and Cagliari including dates Sept 13 14 Sept 9 6 Aug 14 and Aug 4 and various masters.
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Glasgow
Phoenician
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Bellevue
Halfred
St John
London
Minnesota
Baltimore
Ocean King
New Orleans
Theodore H Rand
Morris
Hamburg
Perth Amboy
Queenstown
Duilverton
Adams
Tacoma
Rio Janeiro
Seaborne Voyages Recorded in Sept Occurrences
A catalog of ships and routes lists SPOKEN from Park Tasmanian Greenock for St John NB Sept 9 with coordinates 48 04 and 38 2s, Bark Ragnar Rotterdam to New York Sept 11, and Back Elissaf Abrahamsen Pascagoula to Dublin Sept 7 with lat 48. Also Bark Hindostan Clement Savannah to Bristol Sept 5 with lat 47 lon 82, Steamer Siberian Moore Montreal to Glasgow Sept 7 near Cape Magdalen, Seamer Lake Winnipeg Murray Montreal to Liver pool Sept 6, lat 1 pm 49 46 Ion 5y 54, Gurk Darrah Sydney to San Francisco Sept 2 lat 37 40 N lon 187 W, and Bark Madeira from Tacoma to Queenstown Sept 2 lat 37 O4 N lon 130 W.
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Greenock
St John
Ragnar
Rotterdam
New York
Elissaf
Abrahamsen
Pascagoula
Dublin
Cape Magdalen
Winnipeg
Murray
Montreal
Liverpool
Gurk Darrah
Sydney
San Francisco
Tacoma
Queenstown
New Gedney's Channel lighting plan announced
The Lighthouse Board states a bell buoy will be moored off Brothers Island Machias Bay by September end 1888 and Gedney's Channel will be lighted by six incandescent lamps in spar buoys. Colors will be red for G1 G4 G5 and white for G2 G3 G6. The arrangement aims to allow a three-lantern guide through the channel despite lamp size uncertainty. Sy order of the Lighthouse Hoard Stephen Crowan Vice Admiral USN Chairman.
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Washington
Lighthouse Board
Brothers Island
Machias Bay
Gedney
New York Bay
New York Hay
Stephen Crowan
USN
Foreign Ports Log Seaman Movements and Vessel Details
Maritime entries list diverse vessels sailing or cleared from ports including Bremen, Buenos Aires, Montreal, Liverpool, and Halifax. Entries name ships such as Minister May bach Laura, Emma Marr Brewster, Montauk, Manhattan, and Ocean Prince with destinations New York Montreal Baltimore Philadelphia and Sydney amid dates Sep 11 to Sep 18. Also noted are cargoes and movements like 70 000 bushels and 100 000 pounds, with fishery protection duties and multiple steamers and brigs described.
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Bremen
Maybach
Unger
New York
Uarbamos
Laura
Buenos Ayres
Lillian M Virgus
Marine
Sieh Josquiuna
Gardner
Para
Emma L Gre McCully
Rockland
Seer Dungensss
Caroline
Sorensen
Ape Sutton Bridge
Fame Point
Guiana Lloilo
Montreal
Bryne
Halifax
Alunda
Roop
Iron St John
M B Haney
Larsen
Pose
Piethie Carter
Biota
Porto
Ico
Hambourg
Hans & Kurt Franzen
Madura
Baltimore
Shi
Wilmot
Morris
Cee Pee Vana
Manhattan
Newark
Hillsboro
Susie Wilcox
Salem
Mice E. Mundy
Porto Rico
Itsche Sebago
Clark
Kenry
Faulkingham
Helen Quebec
Corean
Jago
Ocean Prince
Philadelphia
Econeae Serawel
Paliadelphia
ST In
Nbal
Barbados
Almer
Kay
Valparaiso Note on Sept 11 Golf Event
Mark Linnett of Graham New York is listed with a Sept 11 date in a note from Welland regarding a Valparaiso event. The fragmentary OCR mentions Yee Sept 18 and Cotter L from Sch, but lacks full context or outcomes.
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Sch
L Cotter
Welland
New Valparaiso
Mark Linnett
Graham
New York
Vast Atlantic Traffic As Fleet Passes Shovelful Lightship
Detailed log of wind shifts and a vast fleet of sail and steam vessels passing Shovelful and Handkerchief lightships near Chatham. Notes include collisions, damaged vessels and advice to report via burgee. predicts large coal movement to Boston and eastern ports within 24 hours.
Shipping routes and vessels listed in harbor report
The report lists sailing details of ships and crews across ports including Seattle San Francisco St Augustine Saint Augustine Fla and Savannah with vessels Majestic Gertie M Rickerson Fannie A Gor ham Benita Annie Millard Gate City Bertha Icis Bertha and others sailing to New York Philadelphia Boston and Naragansett Pier alongside captains and destinations. It notes no casualties and marks several routes from Seaport activity with multiple vessels and destinations.
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Seattle
Bark Majestic
Bergman
San Francisco
ST Augustine
W H French
Sisson
Jb Smith
Smith
Naragansett Pier
New York
Kate Scranton
Eldridge
Mary A Preamore
Jacobs
Port Johnson
Signal
Dewick
Sutled
Sch Messenger
van Dyke
Tie NC
Bark Papa
Cacace
Cata
Woods Holl
Brig Fortunata
Ruyso
Girgenti
Passengers Listed for Transatlantic Voyages in Old Chronicle
From Boston for Liverpool on Cunard Scythia with Albert J Shaw and Miss Shaw plus Miss Carpenter, cabin class 6 50. From Boston to Bremen on Norddeutscher Lloyd Aller via New York with H F Sears. from Boston to Bremen on Eider via New York with Sylvester Baxter Edward Morse. From Boston to Havre on Transatlantique La Normandie via New York with George F Braxton.
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Boston
Liverpool
Cunard
Scythia
Albert J Shaw
William C Heywood
Ancie M Shaw
F Carpenter
Cmbria
New York
Col G H Campbell
Beston
Bremen
Norddeutscher Lloyd
Aller
H F Sears
Eider
Sylvester Baxter
Edward 5S Morse
Incoming Steamers to Boston and New York Ships List
Incoming steamers for Boston and New York with sailings due September 15 16 17 and 18 list ships captains destinations and managers including Liverpool Havre Glasgow and Savannah entries and firm names such as J G Hail & Co Warren & Co Henderson Bros VH Brown & Co Underhill and others with departure dates and ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
la Bourgogne
Havre
Louis de Bebian
Ancnoria
Glasgow
Henderson Bros Aurania
Liverpool
VH Brown & Co Arizona
AM Underhill
Shipping Departures From Boston and New York on Sept 15 18
A historical列 list shows sailing departures from Boston and New York on Saturday Sept 15 and Tuesday Sept 18. Vessels include Milanese to London Furness Scythin to Liverpool and Parthian to Philadelphia with times ranging from 12.00 M to 7.00 AM, plus multiple arrivals and connections via Liverpool Yarmouth and Glasgow with various agents and destinations.
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Sail
London
Furness
Scythin
Liverpool
Alex Martin
Worcester
Halifax
Narris
Palestine
Warren & Co Parthian
Philad’lp
E B Sampson
Down
Warren & Co
Yarmouth
G Hall & Co
Virginian
Thayer &Line
New York
City of
Richm
P Wright&s
Ulee
Bremen
Oelrichs & Co
Ethiopia
Glasgow
HendersonBrs
Gothin
Stettin
Kunhardt&Co
Normandie
Havre
Louis de Bebi
Umbria
H Brown&Co
Wyoming
Underhill
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Weeraely
Boston
Philadelpiia
Perth
Parthian
Long Wharf
Philadelphia
Norman
Baltimore
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn
Go Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
Baltimore & Olio RR
Balmore
Norfolk
Geo. E. Bmalley
Gen
Central Wharf
Shipping Schedules From Boston and Halifax
Notices detail steamship departure and supplementary mail cutoffs for Scythia from Boston on Saturday September 15 at 1.80 P.M. Worcester bound for Nova Scotia and Newfoundland via Halifax departs Boston on September 15. Muriel sails Monday for Windward Islands via St. Croix.
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Great Britain
Ireland
Scythia
Boston
Nova Scotia
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Newfoundland
Halifax
Worcester
Windward Islands
St. Croix
St. Thomas
Muriel
New York
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Badger
Dorran
Alfredo Rossi
Sir George B McFarland
Burnley
Alan- Wilde
Newman
Wilmington
Bel
Ensenada
Canton
Whittier
John Pierce
Avon
Atwood
Peerless
Thompson
Sarah Louise
Adeline
Wentworth
Sechs
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Sir Ann Aimella
Hallock
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Ottone
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Roskva
Hopp
Levinia
Crocker
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I H Tillyer
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Gilman
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Biubm
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Rich’n. Barn
Carroll
Har’son Loring Waldensian
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Australia
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Japan
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Dutch East Indies
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Foster’s Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
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Winterport
Campden
Greene’s Landing
Southwest Harbor
Northeast Cept
Bar Harbor
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Swans’ Island
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Little Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Brooklin
Bluehill
Surry
Elsworth
Longor
Illsworth
William H. Hill
Yarmouth Steamship CO
Lewis Wharf
St. John
N. B
Digby
Kentville
Windsor
Davison
South Shore
City of St. John
Barrington
Shelburne
Lockport
Lunenburg
Pin
Walter Hall
John G. Hall & CO
Chatham St
Thomas Cook & Son
Washington St
W. J
Kennebec River
Bath, Richmond, Gardiner, Hallowell and
Augusta
Rmoothbay
Star OF Peer
Jason Collens
Lincoln's Wharf
Chas. H. Hyde
India
Eastport and
Galais
International S.S. Co
Commercial Wharf
Eastport
N.S
W.H. Kilby
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Texas
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Pier 9
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Mississippi
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Carornia
J. NM Magna
Washington Street
Samuel BH. Seaman
Clyde Steamship CO
Great Southern
Jacksonville
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East River
Peraandinn
Office of the Line
J. A. Flanders
Theo. G. Eger
Kroadway
Mallory
Itae
Marcos
Limpasas
Seth Sprague
Old State House
India Wharf
Oits Soth
H. M. Whitney
Associated Railways of Virginia
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Seaboard Air Line
Oston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Piedmont Air Line
Boston & Providence R
Waldo A
Boston & Providence Railroad
Waldo A. Pearce
N. Eng
Savannah Fast
Louisian
NEW England and Say. Steamship Company
Nah TY
le Lewis
Ishing
New York & Sew
Euzinud Metropolitan Ss. 9. Co
Sound
OCEAN st _ Skil COMPANY
Samah
Cy K., Zines, ‘A Mic Ivan
A. Dew
Sampson
New Eng