Freight law clash over Housatonic rates at Supreme Court debate
From Pittsfield Massachusetts a report notes the September term opened with the Housatonic railroad rate case. The railroad challenges a 1885 rate statute claiming unconstitutionality and intrastate effects, while proponents defend the legislative action. Arguments include interstate commerce limits and railroad charter rights. Senators Hoar supports the law as cases head to the U S Court for final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housatonic Road
Pittsfield
Mass
Supreme Court
Housatonic Railroad
Tlousatonic Company
Stockbridge & Pittsfield
Congress
United States Court
Hoar
Northern Pacific plans routes to Helena and Spokane areas
General Adna Anderson, chief engineer, left St. Paul for Helena to award the contract for the first thirty miles of the Helena Hounder Valley and Butte road. The line will run into Boulder valley and beyond Boulder City. A Spokane & Idaho branch near Spokane Falls aims to develop the Cour d'Alene mines. James River Valley extension toward Lamoure nears grading completion with track laying not due until mid October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Adna Anderson
Northern Pacific Road
St. Paul
Helena
Mon
Helena, Hounder Valley
James River Valley
Lamoure
Railroad extensions reported on Wall Street as settled
Wall Street reports major railroad extensions. The Bee line would extend from Indianapolis to Kansas City along the Missouri River north shore planned by the late President Devereux. Vanderbilt interests may bridge the Mississippi at Alton. Missouri Pacific to Denver is eyed as likely. Boston and Lowell lease Central Massachusetts for 99 years. CB&N teams with Green Bay Winona St. Paul to gain Lake Michigan line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Devereux
Boston & Lowell Trend
Cenral Massachusetts
Chicago, Burlington & Northern Road
Lake Michigan
Green Bay, Winona & St. Paul Company
railroad earnings and proposed lines reshape midwest rail map
A 1856 report notes Louisville Evansville and St Louis first week earnings of 23373 vs 17202 last year, with a 6171 rise since 1886 totals 468112. Rumors say C P Huntington may buy Cincinnati and Eastern rail, potentially standard gauged and extended to Cincinnati via Dayton tracks, linking with Scioto, Shineseaamarae Valley, and Maysville and Big Sandy under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis
C. P. Huntington
Cincinnati & Eastern Railroad
Cincinnati
Cincinnati & Dayton
Maysville & Big Sandy
Peoria
Decatur & Evansville
New York
Lake Shore
Ohio State Auditor
Grand Trunk Railway Company
Flower Show Awards Issued by Massachusetts Horticultural Society
At the second day of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society exhibition, awards were announced by the fruit committee. Multiple pear varieties led with awards to Langmaid, Fenno, Kendrick, and McLure among others, covering Anjou, Bartlett, Belle Lucrative, Bose, Boussock, Conmnece, Dana's Hovey, and more, with numerous second and third prizes listed for each cultivar. Additional peach awards noted Crawford's Early and Old Mixon in primary lines of the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Keackett
Warren Fenno
William A. Morse
A. S. Mcintosh
M. W. Chadbourne
L. W. Weston
Clark
Samuel Hartwell
M. T. Goddard
Lebron
H. B. Watts
Hartwell
Rose
F. K. Hayes
Savoy
C. PD. Tuttle
M.I. Goddard
King
Francis Smith
Winslow
S. Hartwell
Charter Oak
W. Houstis & Son
J. B. Moore & Son
C. N. Brackett
C. F. Geant
Canada
Warren Ferns
Josiah Pratt
M.T. Goddard
Hubbard
W. W. Rawson
George Hill
Marrow
Horace Eaton
A. I. Dunlap
Warren Houstis & Son
L. W. Westen
S Hartwell
Patten & Co
C. A. Learned
A. Tornberg
BE. J. Bliss
David Allan
F. J. Ames
William Martin
F. L. Ames
W. Martin
C. M. Hovey
G. A. Nickerson
J. L.gardner
J. L.gardner. Caladinme, William Martin. Ferns, F. L. Ames; Second, David Allan
Fe. L. Ames
Tree Féen
Gs. Hovey
Lysopods
Dracasnas
H. H. Hunnewell
E. W. Gilmore
Crotons
Palen
Nepenthes
S. R. Payson
If’. L. Ames
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Fruit Committee
H. P. Kendrick
John McLure
Hittinger Bros
W. 5
Janvrin
Mary Langmaid
Bartlett
Varnum Frost
N. Db. Harrington
Belle Lucrative
Mary Langmiaid
Warren Heustis & Son
Bose
Mary Langraid
W. P. Walker
Boussock
George S. Harwood
Marshall P. Wilder
Clairgeau
W. P
Hardy
Charles F. Curtis
H. P. Wendrick
Howell
E. W. Wood
C. A. Dickinson
Lawrence
Mary Langmuaid
Louise Bone de Jersey
T. M. Davis
Joseph Brierly
Marie Louise
Charlies M. Hovey
Warren ‘Anno
Merriam
Samuel Mcintosh
Onondaga
W. C. Eustis
George L. Lovett
Charles M. Hawes
Warren Heustis
Warren Feiuno
Urbaniste
John L. Bird
Charles M. Hovey
Winter Nellis
A. Hall
Jacob Eaton
Samuel Clapp
P. Sharpless
Pratt
John S. Bird
King’s
Crawford
N. D. Barrington
Deavrin
Old Mixon
Derelict Bark Rowland Hill Reported Dangerous to Shipping
Galveston reports Captain Jenkins of the steamer Volo arriving from Liverpool sighted the derelict Rowland Hill of St John NB waterlogged with masts standing and a dying foremast. It lies in the direct track of European steamers to the Gulf ports, posing a hazard to traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Jenkins
Volo
Liverpool
Rowland Hill
St John
Europe
Gulf of Mexico
Norfolk
Schemp Spellman
Graham
Baltimore
Savannah
Thimble Shoal
City
Berkeley Flat
Midlothian
Quick
Laibert’s Point
White
Luzon
New York
Cebu
Fernando Nornaha
Sisnals
Nassau
Mackie
Quebec
Choice
McMurty
Greenock
Steele
Cecile
Boston
Aux Cayes
Port Au Prince
Joseph Smith
Smith
Portland
Camden
King Philip
King Phillip
M Phillips
Taunton
Phillips
Providence
Ships Arrive From Across Oceans Across Sept Dates
Shipping news lists steamer arrivals and departures with ports including Antwerp Barcelona Dunkirk Baltimore Halifax New Orleans Glasgow Greenock Moville Rouen Bordeaux New York Rio de Janeiro and more. Vessels cited include Sacrobasco Ponce de Leon Preston Hartington Benefactor Prior Guido Bulgarian Oranimore Devonia Hudson Phoenix Wydale Chilean Suevia Nevada Vertumnus City of Puebla and Danish Monarch with routes from Philadelphia Boston Baltimore Montego Bay and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Sacrobasco
Philadelphia
Barcelona
Ponce de Leon
New York
Dartmouth
Preston
Baltimore
Dunkirk
Hartington
Glasgow
Concorsia
Monarch
Greenock
Benefactor
Montreal
Hamburg
Prior
New Orleans
Bremen
Liverpool
Guido
Boston
Oranimore
Moville
Devonia
Prawle Point
Hudson
Port Royal
London
Rouen
Phoenix
Wydale
Bordeaux
Suevia
Nevada
Vertumnus
Montego Bay
Puebla
Mexico
Havana
Lizard
Bergenland
Rio Janeiro
Advance
Newport News
Sthomas
Barbados
Singapore
China
Constantinople
Addington
Providence
West Point
Walker Armington
Drinkwater
Bangor
Mellissa Trask
Lucy M Collins
John Douglass
Izetta
Rockport
James Ponder
Eliza Leocnsaler
Thomaston
Celtic
Glendell
Columbia
Mitchell
State of Nevada
Stewart
Newport
Shackford
Aspinwall
Morgan
Rhaetia
Vogelgesang
Fidelio
Schulte
Savannah
Pebelmann
Bedford
Mohan
Rotterdam
Barks Astronomo
Kranz
Vettna
France
Oporto
Atturo
Rasi
Gibraltar
Emma
Bjorkman
Stettin
Gustav Adolph
Sonnsera
Dublin
Lizzie Ross
Vaughan
Amsterdam
Oscar
Schrader
Stettingschs
Lily
Harvey
Windsor
Abner Tayior
Dodge
Marion
Ghc
Hill
James Henry
Chevelier
Northport
M A Bird
Bunce
Henrietta
van Wicklen
Huntington
Annie E Webb
Cost
Haverstraw
New Rochelle
Lawrence Haines
Lewis
Hoboken
L .Warren
Libby
Mary Louisa
Colfer
Amboy
New Bedford
Bark Wave
Hudson Bay
Helen
Rowley
Ray
Marshall
Calais
Patron
Sturgis
Sotuit
Panther
Odione
Bertha
Williams
H Warford
Carson
Lady Antrim
Parker
Hastings
Gifford
Ken English
Winchester
Manantico
Cullen
Florence
Sandy Hook
Barlow
Sag Harbor
AM Ridgeway
Snow
Monitor
Godfrey
Duren
Gove
Hattie Lou
Portsmouth
Allie H Celden
Cott
Evelyn, Dawley
Narragansett Pier
Daniel Webster
Young
Isaac Burton
New London
Little Gull
Chase Whitney
Spicer
New Haven
Sch Crescent
Mehaffey
Norfolk
E E Burton
Rulon
George Aery
Rogers
Wm Kenzel
Blake
Ellen Tobin
Haskins
Portland
Brodrene
Halvorsen
Buenos
San Diego
Boyd
San Francisco
Fort Madigan
Ellen Schayer
Mattson
Mercia
Taylor
United Kingdom
KR Rabel
Sawyer
Marietta Sieelman
English
Wm Mason
Hardy
John ¥ Kranz
Litcher
S C Tyron
Nickerson
Lavinia Campbell
Vail
J K Manning
Gandy
Emmad Meyer
Meyee
Boothbay
Thomas W Hyde
Sherman
Bath
Mayer & Maier
Perkins
Darien
Marblehead
Iain Sinnet
Pinkham
Carrie & Sallie
Wricht
Rapnahanock River
Terry
Moore
Josephine
Ewing
Salem
Tillie C Cruse
Bailey
Sladesville
Emily
Jenny
Douglass
Gloucester
Chase Smith
Ketchum
Norwich
Sarah E Mills
Howell
Frank S Hall
Howland
Makleyville
RS Graham
Avis
Wilmington
Annie
Larne
Brixham
Debrix
Pruefelds
Bers
Adams
Centipede
Sivain
Norman
Barks Nostra Madre
Frugone
Leghorn
Marie Antoinette
Jansen
Dieppedale
Schs Chase Smith
Tillie Vanderherchen
Bateman
Matte
Russell
Larrabee
A & M Carlisle
Reville
Lynn
Chase Schmidt
Sharp
Aripid
Switzerland
Fannie
Carthagena
Delaware
Adorna
Aflexible
Silvio
Table Bay
Onoluska
Griggs
Cardenas
Dosch
Kennebec
Walls
Fannie & Edith
Warren
Rondout
Clara E Simpson
Hontver
Mary A Hall
French
Stormer Lancaster
Hand
Melvin
Abbott
Newbern
Benjamin F Woole
Davis
Nelson
Newbury
King
Abbie H Gheen
Gheen
Sallie ’On
West
Susie H Davison
Haley
Mollie J Saunders
Ingersoll
Orville Horwitz
Kelsey
Earl P Mason
Lottie
Simmer
Ira Laffrinier
Crowell
Edwin Nelson
E & J Oakley
Newman
Coeymans
Narragansett
Brown
Alaska
Pritchard
Tacoma
Dashing Wave
Conner
Chillwall
Watson
Maloas
Luton Hall
Lindsay
Queenstown
Irby
Shaw
Lady Flizabeth
Karran
Somerset
Hattie
Bray
Lither
Garretson
Crawford
Seatille
Templar
Kunacke
City of Savannah
Dayggett
Homburgsund
Christiansen
Mascotte
Coelho
Dessoug
Smith
Park Sequel
Richards
Caleb S Ridgeway
Townsend
Clara
Arnold
Whilden
Reed
Lizzie
McLean
Perth Amboy
Notice to Captains at Boston Signal Station Observations
Observations made September 15 at 7 AM local time at the United States Signal Station Boston note wind direction NW light and clear seas. Captains may correct barometer readings by adding one hundredth of an inch for every ten feet above sea level. Miniature Almanac includes high water and length of day for Thursday September 16.
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United States
Boston
Maritime clearances and sailings similar to late 19th century lists
A dense compilation of ship names and destinations from Philadelphia to St John NB and Nova Scotia ports, noting cleared vessels including steamboats and brigs, plus sailings for Jeanie and Dimock. Weather notes mention light northeast breeze at sunset and east wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cephalonia
Walker
Liverpool
Cunard 8S Co
Brsch
Ariel
Dickson
Moncton
F Currier
Emerson
Reynard
St John
A Roberts
Portland
Weaver
Port George
J G Hall & Co
Brsteamer
Milanese
Trinick
London
Furness
Wilhelmina
Simmons
Lunenburg
Whitney, Pousland
Shipping News Fragments From New England Ports
Multiple vessels sail or are reported near Vineyard Haven Booth Bay and Gloucester with crews and destinations including Newport News New York Boston and Bangor. A mast sighting near Thatcher's Island warning passes and fish receipts detail mackerel halibut and codfish market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Barkentine Eyvor
Matthews
Boston
Newport News
Scis Congress
Harris
New York
Avon
Closson
Bangor
Searsville
Meservey
Tenants
Harbor
Marie Adelaide
Nickerson
Norwalk
Conn
Hattie L Curtis
Hlodgins
Stamford
Mary E Crosby
Brooks
Perth Amboy
Nantucket
Jerusha Baker
Chase
Providence
Saited
Ernestine
Icis
Ira Bliss
A McNichol
Manantico
Viola May
Eagle
Mattie J Alles
Maggie Ellen
Anton
L QC Wishart
Jennie F Willey
Taylor and Mathis
Mary
Olivia
Sower
Hess
Stella
D W Gaskill
Nellie J
Ella Frances
Addie Wessels
Carrie A Norton
Kersett
Benjamin Hale
James K Dehutz
Monticello
Sinbad
Lady Eilen
Whal
Storm King
Barkentine
Stephen G Tlart
Seh
CW Locke
Haskell
Baltimore
Ellen Perkins
Kendall
Gertrude
Rackett
River Head
James M Flanagan
Burns
St John
Philadelphia
City of Philadelphia
Kurten
Smithtown
John Lenthal
Clark
Frankfort
Thatcher's Island
Congress
D D Haskell
Sullivan
Hattie Jordan
Portland
Annie E Rickerson
Foss
General Banuks
Dyer
A G Brooks
Smalley
W Cushman
Brown
L Mitchell
Krucker
Bloomer
Katie L Tray
Lacy E Elizabeth
Conners
Cortland
Booth Bay
Arléth
Sehs
J.D Griffin
Richards
Ranger
Orleans
Dolphin
Planouner
Ualiis
Fall River
Adam Bowbly
Ralph
Lysworth
Rondout
V Petrel
Decross
Nellie Grant
Dodge
Ensworth
Albany
Lizzie Maud
Spurlin
Bay of Fundy
James Dyer
MecKown
Cynosure
Rush
Bay of St Latwrence
Port
Sohn
Willie Star
Snow
L Fda
Warren
St Johns
Rowena
Dawes
Iras
Johnson
Eastport
Juno
Hampton
Bath
Gloucester
Grace L. Fears
Gertie & Foster
Seafaring Listings From Adelaide to Sydney Port Names
Shipping notices list vessels sailing and passing in ports from Adelaide to Sydney. Entries include bark Alice Reed New York to Adelaide and brig Martha Pensacola to St John NB, with ships like Gov Wilmot Liverpool to Rio Janeiro and Eastern Light New York to Shangai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable
Adelaide
Alice Reed
Stahl
New York
Amsterdam
Winnifred
McDonald
Philadelphia
Ascension
Sylvan
O'Neil
Singapore
London
Janhaas
Jor
Barrow
Craigie Burn
Welling
St John
Bordeaux
Lavarello Suocero
Demicheli
Pensacola
Martha
Morris
Dantzic
Falmouth
Einar
Tschudi
Hamburg
Johannes
Stover
Jersey
Willing
Shippegan
Lizard
Palmer
Sorensen
Vefle
Betty
Haagensen
Matane
Carrie Winslow
Young
Shanghae
Eastern Light
Jones
Limerick
Unaninmna
Santes
Grand Citoyen
Leroy
Charleston
St Nazaire
William Cochrane
Dernier
Antwerp
Queenstown
Joe Read
Edwards
Bay Verte
Dublin
Erema
Ledwell
Charlottetown
Pet
Swansea
Kentigern
Wadman
C E Robinson
Breen
Musquash
Sydney
Nsw
Fiery Cross
Brock
San Francisco
Thomas Stevens
ST Helena
Highlander
Batehelder
Manila
Japarg
Lake Superior
Friston
Vizaganatam
Lottie Moore
Battie
Noile
Boston
Wandering Jew
Nichols Manila
George E Cortitt
Goudy
Havre
Seringapatam
DunWar
Port of Boston Arrivals and Shipping Fleet Listings
The Port of Boston report lists arrivals and outbound vessels including steamers New Brunswick and Chatham with cargoes and passengers, steamers City of Gloucester, and bark Lapland, plus numerous brig and schooner entries. It notes light northeast trades and fog in the South Channel, with vessels sailing to and from Rosario, Baltimore, Norfolk, Philadelphia, and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Colby
Annapolis
Chatham
Hallet
Forest City
Pierce
John Brooks
Sno Kilby
Baltimore
Norfolk
George SI Smalley
Orson
Philadelphia
Bangorwman
Portland
City
Gloucester
Young
Lapland
Boston
Carlisle
Rosario
Montevideo
Brown Bros & Co
South Channel
Fred W Carson, Reid
Falmouth
Eng
Premier McKenzie
Barnard
Barbados
J G Hall & Co
Don Justo
Orentz
Jane Adeline
Cates
Port Johnson
Robert J Leonard
Conley
Thorne’s Cove
Lord Mayo
Milbury
Bear River
Port Gilbert
Cecile
Steele
Aux Cayes
Logwood
Lyon
Dupuy & Co
Port-au-Prince
Dione
Chargin
Fitz Bros & Co
Raynes
Bangor
Dis
Abbie C Stubbs
Pendleton
Richmond
Julian Bailey
Gould
Beile Brown
Perry
Merwin
Stiles
Seehs
Leisenring
Davidson
May Williams
Reed
Sears
Witherell
Garfield
Harry Messer
Jamesford
Newport News
Swis Kocheko
Jasper
Henry Lippett
Taylor
Wm Marshall
Melville
Royal Arch
Hawley
Rebecca Mulford
Hand
R & $ Corson
Carson
Evan Smith
Adams
Edward W Perry
Nickerson
Priscilla Scribner
Furman
Mary Weaver
Weaver
Weehawken
Henry May
Hopp
Hoboken
H Card
Wooster
Nellie F
Huntley
Win
Archer
Goodwin
Rondout
Swis Modoc
Post Boy
Gott
Swis Lillow
Emery
R L Kenny
Shaw
Addie Wessels
Hill
Emily F Northam
Stetson
Perth Amboy
Weymouth
Peiro
Kelley
Sarah D J Rawson
French
Lucy Hammond
Flynn
Estella
Burns
Eliot
Mescis
Wellfleet
Jennie Preston
Lewis
Rockport
Mass
Diana
Jonesport
Oliver Avery
Handy
Deer Isle
Samnel C Hart
Wallace J Boyd
Lake
Maggie S Hart
Cheney
Maud
Robinson
Abby L Dow
Townsend
Fannie A Gorham
Welch
Clara Arnold
Bickford
Geo L Fessenden
Wicks
Peter H Crowell
Maritime cargo and ballast ship logs report
A list of vessels sailing to various ports from U S and international routes with departure cities, voyage dates in September or June, and approximate latitude and longitude positions. Entries include Aller Heidmann Heeda Atalanta St James Polynesian Spencer Cuba Springer Don Justo with status all well and voyage routes to Bre men Queens town Honolulu San Fran Philadelphia Boston and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aller
San Francisco
Lon
Cuba
Springer
Barrow
Philadelphia
Don Justo
Orentz
Baltimore
Boston
Whalers Reports and Sighting Details Across Ports
The extract records multiple whaling reports and ship movements from New Bedford and Provincetown areas. It notes vessels Ohio Knowles Otto Wave Abbie Bradford George and Mary and their activities, with whales seals otters and whale oil tonnage, dates and islands cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agate
Provincetown
Indsehring Sea
Charles Islands
Abbie Bradford
New Bedford
Hudson Bay
Resolution Island
George and Mary
Marine notes from Halifax and London ports
Reports say the Alaska sank after breaking in two at Hopewell Cape while on the block for repairs. Caroline Miller, aground on Cherry Island flats, was floated and arrived safely. Bureau Veritas lists July 1586 maritime disasters by flag, including 51 sailing vessel losses and 8 steamers, with causes such as strandings and collisions. Additional notes describe a leaky bark Yanwath may be condemned, a wreck near the Passes observed from Louisiana, and an earthquake felt aboard Maggie J Lawrence off Cape Romain with multiple shocks lasting over a night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Moncton
Alaska
Boston
Hopewell Cape
Philadelphia
Caroline Miller
Cherry Island Flats
Bureau Veritas
London
Yanwath
Bahia
United States
Louisiana
New Orleans
New York
Buffalo
Hull
Steamer Bros
Hamburg
John Spare
Sandy Hook
Sch Meyer & Muller
Union Island
Ocean Ete
Delaware
Grace
Sch
Maggie J Lawrence
Charleston
Cape Romain
ENE
Notice to Mariners at Monmouth Beach Sept 13
Spar buoy off Monmouth Beach New Jersey to be set or maintained by Captain J H Mulligan station 4. Authority and action dated September 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Beach
Abe
Astra
J H Mulligan
Foreign Ports Update From Sept 14 To Sept 18
Ports report sailing and clearance details for vessels including bark Ecuador Hughes from Almeria to New York, steamer Celtic Monarch, Gothenburg City, and multiple ships ongoing from Carthagena Dunkirk Genoa Greenock Hamburg and others with destinations such as New York Havana Philadelphia London and Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almeria
Ecuador
Hughes
Marseilles
Aden
Celtic Monarch
New York
Barrow
Gothenburg City
Harrison
Levis
Kremen
Alice
von Hagen
New Ord
Sleivebloom
Morris
Philadelphia
Hermannn
Carthagena
Clintonia
Buchhnan
Edwin
Stacy
Aljaca
Wickberg
Bathurst
London
Dunkirk
City Camp
McLeod
Fowey
Oneida
McGilvery
Havre
Laura
Townsend
Genoa
Amanda
Scott
Lobas de Riuera
Greenock
Port Glasgow
Liverpool
Eduardo
Havana
Nova
Astoria to Portland and other harbor sailings detailed
Oceanic shipping notes list vessels including bark Glentyne, Ladstock, Birmah, Aethelberht sailing south and west from Astoria, with London and Portland leg movements. Baltimore traffic records 14th show steamers John Hopkins and Chancellor plus several brigs and schooners bound to New York, Norfolk, and Boston. Also noted are Brunswick and Caspini port calls, Cape Cod, and York River entries with multiple small craft sailing for Philadelphia, New York, and Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Glentyne
Douglass
Callao
Portland
Vallejo
Harding
Ladstock
Morton
Liverpool
Birmah
Jones
Honolulu
Don
Drummond
Melbourne
Aethelberht
Massey
United Kingdom
Baltimore
John Hopkins
Foster
Providence
kLlectric Light
Malcomson
Norfolk
Chancellor
Lynas
Dunkirk
North Anglia
Mumford
St Jago
Saragossa
Meller
Bartolomeo Gagliardo
Solari
Caen
Aehs
Llwood Harlow
King
New York
Wm H Allison
Kenniston
Boston
George Bird
Gray
Thomaston
Anna K Cranz
Anderson
Wey Bosset
Dick Williams
Robert G Dunn
Florence Nowell
Pick Williams
All Light
Prunswick
Zalmira O
Lima
Rio Janeiro
Nellie
Lickering
McKeen
Moses & Bramball
Woodhull
Beaufort
Short
Fairwind
Maddocks
Richmond
Chipman
Katahdin
Hayes
Schs
May O'Neill
Hart
Washington
Mattie Holmes
Jordan
Abby Wasson
Lora
JS Gritin
Lincoln
Orleans
Cape Cod
Sophia
Willey
Gloucester
Webster Barnard
Marshall
Greenpoint
Bred Smith
Whitney
Daisy Reed
Michell
Pensacola
Mary A Power
Pillsbury
Philadelphia
Bath
Charles Dennis
Elizabeth Mi Cook
Clark
Adam Kennedy
Kennedy
Joshua Baker
Kelley
Allen Greene
Nickerson
City of Philadelphia
Kowton
JJ Beckett
Beverly
Alice Hearn
Hannibal
Alice Lorda
Dukes
Danversport
Bristol
Miller
Dayton
Elizabetbort
Charleston
City of Columbia
Fanita
Bearse
Agder
Fingelstad
Ercole
Albani
Delaware
Myrover
Fernandina
Calais
Roberts
Londonderry
St John
Ferry
Raynor
Perthmboy
Caspine
Henry Whitney
Tapley
Phebe Ann
Varnum
Vth
Lord
Norwalk
Laura Jones
Norwich
Dutch Island Harbor
Frances C Smith
Salem
Harmona
Pendleton
Warren
MJ Chadwick
Orr
Kennebec
Iherega Wolf
Robinson
Portsmouth
Sunny Side
Ittey
John Stockholm
Searle
Hannah Blackman
Bartick
East Greenwich
Dreadnaught
Saunders
Wickford
Daniel Webster
Newport
Galveston
Princess
Reed
Sunderland
Volo
Jenkins
Ar Loth
Lydia Carell
Todd
Demerara
Maggie Dalling
Dalling
Georgetown
Emma D Ennicott
Bowen
Jersey City
Hyannis
Mass
Chas H Trickey
Kelsey
Bover
Chas S Jeffries
Bassett
White
F Nowell
Elias Ross Lewis
Il $ Collins
Mattie J Alles
Joseph Eaton
Kate M Hilton
Mobile
H Cornell
Crocker
H Foster
Sallecito
Agostino
Tpewich
E. Marblehead
Art
Excelsior
Higgins
Willesden
Raeburn
George C Green
Bangor
L A Plummer
Anna & Ela
Benton
Newport News
Sue Williams
Pearce
Eva B Douglass
Letts
Thomas L James
Longstreet
James River
E H Furber
Tom Wiliams
Mills
Brunswick
Jobn
Ward
Vancleaf
Bernd Hundred
Guyandotte
Kelly
West Point
Johns Hopkins
Vast Late 19th Century Atlantic Shipping Log Skims Ports
A dense OCR list traces ships and vessels active around mid September, detailing routes from New York to Liverpool and Hoboken to Boston. It records steamers, brigs, and schooners with names like Suevia, Gen V Jordan, Middlesex, Chas Whitney, Wave, Sachem, and many more, including ports such as New York, Boston, Liverpool, Antwerp, and Newport.
Cephalonia Passengers From Poston to Liverpool
Cunard steamship Cephalonia carries 184 passengers from Poston to Liverpool including Miss Edith Ballister Miss Josie Lilley Mr and Mrs Channing Lilley Mr Daniel Dewey Dr D M B horn Rev G Mont a Rev W W Mead Miss Helen P Dewey Miss Maria G Nutting Miss Annie D Graham Miss Elizabeth 8 Webb Miss Marion E Sheldon Mrs Francis Skinner and maid Miss L Ward Mrs Theodore Haynes Miss Margaret N Gerry Mr and Mrs George Jackson Mr George Du Boistal Miss Su Boistal Mr Frank Gibson Mr W B Mendum Mr W B Parson Mrs Hanson Mr Harry Hanson Mr Richard Hanson Mr James Black Mr Hoare and Miss Bush in cabin 34 intermediate 30 steerage 120 total 184.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Cephalonia
Poston
Liverpool
Edith Ballister
Josie A Lilley
Channing Lilley
Daniel Dewey
M B .Horn
G Monta
W W Mead
Helen P Dewey
Maria G Nutting
Annie D Graham
Elizabeth 8 Webb
Marion E Sheldon
Francis Skinner
L Ward
Theodore Haynes
Margaret N Gerry
George Jackson
George du Boistal
Su Boistal
Frank Gibson
W B Mendum
W B Parson
Hanson
Harry Hanson
Richard Hanson
James Black
Hoare
Bush
Cabin
MAILS CLOSE AT BOSTON FOR EUROPE AND LOCALS
shipping office lists mail closing times for Europe via Queenstown Liverpool Brest Havre and other routes from New York Boston and Jamaica with connections to Germany Ireland Brazil Venezuela and the Caribbean. confirms supplemental sailings and daily rail to Jamaica and Mexico mail deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Liverpool
New York
Queenstown
Cork Harbor
Cephalonita
Pavonta
Gallia
Great Britain
Ireland
State Street
Europe
Servia
France
Brest
Havre
la Normandie
Lonia
Scotland
Glasgow
Cephalonia
Southampton
Bremen
Ems
Para
Maranham
Ceara
Brazil
Ambrose
Riday
Jamaica
Venezuela
Curacoa
Caracas
Cube
Jama
Fla
Key West
Ieee
Mexico
Trade dispatches from San Francisco by multiple steamers
For Australia Fiji New Zealand Samoan and Sandwich Islands the ship Mararoa brings dispatches from San Francisco dated Sept 26. For Society Islands Tropic Bird from San Francisco dated Sept 30. For China Japan and the East Indies except British East Indies City of Rio Janeiro sails from San Francisco dated Sept 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Samoan
Sandwich Islands
Mararoa
San Fancisco
Society Islands
Tropic Bird
San Francisco
China
Japan
the East Indies
British East Indies
Navy armor plate and gun forgings proposals invites bids
The Navy Department invites U S steel makers to bid to supply gun-forgings and armor plates for modern ships. Bids must cover all gun steel or armor plate, show plant capability, and specify delivery times or be deemed incomplete. About 1310 tons of gun-forgings and 4500 tons of armor plates are requested with strict schedules and duplicate sealed proposals due December 10, 1835.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Manufacturers
United States of America
United States Navy Department
Washington, D. C
United States
Navy Department
Congress
Isids
Bureau of Ordnance
Secretary of the Navy
William C. Whitney
the Navy
Edwin Putnam
U.S. N
Ibn Iron Manufacturers
THE
Lighthouse Board
Waenine Ton
D.C
Ancrote Keys
Florida
Stephen C. Rowan
U. S. Navy
Sealed Proposals Sought for Navy Yard Supplies 1886
Paymaster at Navy Yard Portsmouth New Hampshire announces sealed duplicate proposals due October 15 1886 at 11 15 a m for supplies delivered to the yard and dock department. Classes include brick wood lime cement gravel iron paints ship chandleries hardware provender belting machinery and more subject to inspection and government costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
N. H
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Fitchburg Railroad Company
Lake Pleasant Campground
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Clearfield Coal Company
Beach Creek Railroad Company
Colorado & Utah Association
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Cunard Steamship Co., Limited
Allan Line
Warren Line
Liverpoo
Bos
Roman
Palestine
Iowa
Furness Line
Soston
Antwe
Stockholm
Biurham
Boston City
Wale
C. Furness
Ship News
Rebecca A Smith
Levi Hart
Giles
Port OF
Marine Notes
City of Richmond
Glengabar
Rolleston
Ganges
Haggett
Emerald
Kellar
Port Townsend
Pansy
Bray, Inc
Steenvera
Mclntosh
Lockport
Touchmenot
Ida
Hansen
Sourabaya
Sumner R Mead
Parke
Knang
Stormy Petrel
Trans-Pacific Mails
United States Engineer Office
P. O
Postoffice Building
Plymouth
G. L.gillespie
Bot
PosTorfice
G. L. Gillespie
Col. U
Boston & Bangor S. S. Co
Bangor & Mount Desert
Earama
Foster’s
Atlantic Avenue
Rockland
Penobscot River
Mount Desert
South West Harbor
Bar Harbor
Green’s Landing
Swans’ Island
North Haven
Bass Harbor
North West Harbor
Little Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Brookline
Blue Hill
Surry
Ellsworth
Green’s
William H. Hill, Jr
Wee
Tre- Bap Mont
Kennebec River
Augusta
Star OF the East
Jason Collins
H. H. Hyde
St. John
N.B
N.S
International S. S CO
Cfs
Commercial Wharf
Eis
Digby
H. Kilby
Cloucester
City of
E.S. Merchant
Gorham, Rogers
Dundee Seed
Federal Street
Allston St. Superior
Great Southern
Charleston and
WM. H. Ring
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Georgia
Alabama
A. Dew. Sampson
N.E
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Koston
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Central Wharf
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BR. R.ennt
Waldo A. Pearce
N. E
Washington Street
And
Washington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga
Air Line
Atlantic Coast
Kanawha Desnvatech
Geo
BE. Smalley
Rio Grande
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Carondel
San Antonio
Seth Spra
Old State House
Boston & Philadelphi Steamship Line
Spartan
Long Wharf
Savannan
E. B. Sampson
India Wharf
Landing Decares Place
North River
H. M. Whitney
India
TRE Cromwells.s. Line
Knickerbocker
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Pier 9
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Huckins & CO
Borden Street
East
State St