Electric cable road agitation revived in South Framingham
A Sept 17 South Framingham dispatch reports renewed push for an electric cable line to connect South Framingham with Framingham Centre. The Suspension Transportation Company of Boston, after abandoning the Union avenue route due to shade tree damage, prepares a second survey likely to be discussed at a local hearing. The proposed line would start near the Common, run along Franklin street past Harmony Grove to Lake street, cross several estates, partly on the old Agricultural branch path, reaching Central square in Framingham Centre. The new route totals about 1 1/2 miles less than the current path. Some prominent citizens still support a horse railroad option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Framingham
Framingham Centre
Suspension Transportation Company of
Boston
Union Avenue
Selectmen and Road Commissioners
Franklin Street
Harmony Grove
Lake Street
Central Square
Railroads Ratify 99-Year Lease Between Housatonic and Danbury Norwalk
Stockholders of both railroads met in Bridgeport Connecticut and ratified a 99 year lease of the Danbury Norwalk line to the Housatonic. The agreement, reached by telegraph during the session, awards guaranteed bond interest and 5 percent on Danbury Norwalk stock. Changes take effect Oct. 1. main office remains Bridgeport. Freight and passenger flows adjust to the newly leased route with time and fare savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housatonic and
Danbury & Norwalk
Bridgeport
Conn
Housatonic Road
Danbury
Wilson’s Point
Norwalk
New York
Chicago Kansas & Westerns railroad branches under construction
The Chicago, Kansas and Western Railroad lists its in progress extensions Hutchinson Great Bend Little River Independence Mulvane Chanute Colony Osage City totaling 218 miles, tributary to the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe system. In Indian Territory the Gainesville to Red River line is finished with track work in Gainesville yard while bridge work on Red River regresses. Rain washed away miles of the AT&SF track and road-bed. the Solida river bridge and two Southern Pacific bridges are badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Kansas & Western Railroad Company
Hutchinson
Great Bend
Little River
Independence
Mulvane
Chanute
Colony
Osage City
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Indian Territory
Gainesville
Red River
Socono
Albuquerque
N. M
Ryn Aj
Solida River
Southern Pacific
Rail and finance notes from Sept earnings and lawsuits
Market and railroad update with Sept earnings for St. Paul and various lines. Foreclosure suits in Cleveland delay decisions until December. Vanderbilt case hinges on Bailey vs Smith, with potential 3 percent settlement talks. Pier work resumes in South Boston for New York & New England, coal sheds moved, and East Boston transfer service reported successful. Northwest pool value cited. passenger pool progress slow. Directors fix bond conversion at Peoria Decatur Evansville. stockholders to ratify November 1. East Tennessee Virginia & Georgia and other lines post mixed weekly gains. dividend expected for Evansville & Terre Haute. Cheney elected on both Consolidated Railroad of Vermont and Central Vermont boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Cleveland
Hoadly
Vanderbilt
Baily
South
Boston
Boston & Maine
East
Chicago Times
Northwest
Northwestern Railroad
St. Paul
Peoria, Decatur & Evansville Road
East Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
Jersey Central
Central
Kennedy
New York
St. Louis, Arkansas & Texas
Evansville & Terre Haute
Consolidated Railroad of Vermont
Central Vermont Railroad
P. Cheney
Flower Show Prizes At Massachusetts Horticultural Society Exhibition
The final day awards at the Massachusetts Horticultural Society exhibition include prizes for Gladioli best display and best kept with 100 bottles awarded to H. B. Watts. Dahlias best and best kept across twelve, six, and three named varieties with multiple second places to E Sheppard and others. Liliputian dahlias, cut flowers, and basket arrangements also recognized. Gratuities go to multiple collectors, with silver medals to E. D. Sturtevant and N. S. Simpkins and first-class certificates to H. H. Hunnewell for Victoria Regia and Cavallia Figiensis, plus Seedling Dracenas. Additional vegetable prizes list Boston market celery and Arlington varieties among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
H. B. Watts
Edwin Sheppard
John Walker
E. Sheppard
S. Whiton
M. Randall
G. S. Tuttle
M. Ratdall
Charles M. Hovey
W. K. Wood
J. O’brien
A. D. Wood
E. M. Gill
Sarah W. Story
E. D. Sturtevant
W. A. Manda
John L. Gardner
H. H. Hunnewell
David Allen
George Seaverns
F. B. Hayes
John Parker
William C. Strong
P. D. Richards
J. N. Manning
M. B. Faxon
Society
Victoria Regia
N.S. Simpkins
Boston
Josiah Crosby
W. W. Rawson
Arlington
H. F. Reynolds
George Hill
Maritime Ship Movements and Departures Almanac
Proctor New York 11th Sam E Spring Rose Boston Victoria BC Ar Sept G bark Teutonia Spielke allao Ar 8th ship Chas Dennis Allen Hong Kong to load coal at Departure Bay for San Francisco Sailed 6th ship Belvidere Gibson from San Pedro Departure ay Vera Cruz At Sept 15 steamer Alpes Anasa gesta New York via Havana Yokohama Sailed Aug 6 steamer Strathleven Pearson New York 12th Devonshire in port Aug 19 steamers Port Jackson for New York to sail 21st ships Hananwar Smith for do Wildwood Saunders from do Yarmouth NS At Sept 16 sch Glen Hamlin New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor
New York
L E Spring
Rose
Boston
Actoria
Teutonia
Spielke
Allao
Chas Dennis
Allen
Hong Kong
San Francisco
Belvidere
Gibson
San Pedro
Vera Cruz
Alpes
Anasagesta
Havana
Yokohama
Revival Meeting At Dartmouth Street Church
The Reformed Episcopal church on Dartmouth at Harwich street hosts a coming week of united effort by ministers and Christian workers of the South End. Each morning at 8:15 there will be a union prayer meeting with different clergymen in charge, inviting the Christian public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Episcopal Church
Dartmouth
Harwich Street
South End
Ship News Steamer Arrivals Reported Across Ports
Moville Sept 17 Parisian from Montreal for Liverpool. St Stephen Sept 17 Geo W Jones from Glasgow. Hull Sept 16 Azalia from Pensacola. Kinsale Sept 16 Architect from New Orleans for Dublin. London Sept 16 Hector from Bull River Hudson from Port Royal SC. Visagapatam Sept 16 Japanese from Hong Kong for Madras and Boston. Philadelphia Sept 17 Sir Wm Armstrong from Carthagena Finsbury from St Jago. Bremen Sept 16 Main from Baltimore. New York Sept 17 State of Alabama from Glasgow Pennland from Antwerp Baltic from Liverpool George W Clyde from Cape Haytien Foscola from Carbarton. Stettin Sept 15 Rosario from New York via Gothenburg. Boston Sept 17 Venetian from Liverpool. Galveston Sept 16 Neto from Swansea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moville
Parisian
Montreal
Liverpool
St Stephen
Geo W Jones
Glasgow
Hull
Azalia
Pensacola
Carthagena
Finsbury
St Jago
Bremen
Main
Baltimore
New York
State of Alabama
Glasow
Pennland
Antwerp
Baltic
George W Clyde
Cape Haytien
Foscola
Carbarton
Stettin
Rosario
Gothenburg
Boston
Galveston
Neto
Swansea
Astoria
Vallejo
Harding
Queenstown
Mda
Wm Lawrence
Snow
Savannah
Reaper
Granger
Joe Reed
Allen
New Haven
Zach Sherman
Coombs
Bertha Dean
Louie
James Boyce, Jr
Duncan
Mattie W Atwood
Newcomb
Ellen M Golder
McLeod
H Rlliston
Harris
Wm H van Name
Cuthberly
Jakes Ames
Sheridan
Helen Hasbrouck
Sprague
Chase Young
Young
Annie J Pardee
Crosby
Providence
Nathan Easterbrook, Jr
Vesper
Kate B Ogden
Burr
New London
James W Brury
Stadley
Kennebec
Handy
Ida L Hull
James B Pace
Thrasher
Louis V Chaples
Ross
Jacksonville
Fanny Cadwalader
Hart
John W Garrett
Foster
Johns Hopkins
Berkshire
March
A J Pettengill
Berry
Portland
Harry L Whiton
Rich
Carrie
Southard
Horatio
Perry
Rhinebeck
Jonathan Sawyer
Reynolds
South Shore
Jones
Bartolomeo Gagliardo
AJ Pettengill
Carrie S Hart
Wm E Downss
Harry L Whiten
Alleghany
Renee
Acais
San Francisco
Bath
Mary E Morse
Crocker
Mary G Collins
Somers
Philadelphia
Lucie Wheatley
Muuiford
Gardiner
Chas RK Flint
Duncanshire
Wim Wiler
Miller
New Meadows River
Porter
Dolly
Fortress Munroe
Bangor
Henry Waddington
Magee
Ella
Rondout
Vesta
Atwood
Marblehead
American Eagle
Trask
Chiliion
Call
Hingham
Fairwind
Maddocks
Calais
Paul Seavey
Kimball
Thomaston
Beverly
Lady Ellen
Clark
Perth Amboy
Danversport
Bridgeport
Jennie Rosaline
Sexton
Brunswick
Charleston
Norman
Kreger
Fanita
Nicolai
Hamburg
William & Richard
Wilmington
Potosi
Del
Coosaw
Scar Lsth
Thos Turnbull
Sheath
Terrapin
Hannah
Dutch Island Harbor
Mary
Lizabeth City
Duxbury
Mauss
Hattie
Collins
Fisher
Amboy
Fall River
Annie R Lewis
Yedmandale
Hicks
Kingston
Ja Neto
Brown
Marie Spatz
Hbesserdich
Joseph M Hayes
Lone Star
Georgetown
May Brown
McKinnon
J H Walker
Wicks
Linah C Kaminski
Woodbury
Mattie Franklin
McDonald
J RK Smith
Case
Hyannis
Jamaica
Belize
Belfast
Driffield
Rouen
Lucy P Miller
Bluefields
Morgan
Key West
Vearee
Mabel Thomas
McKenzie
Rockport
Mass
Newhruryyvort
Hercules
Brig
Townee
Dayton
St Croix
Newport
James M Bayles
Jamestown
Alice H Cilden
Cotter
Albert Sharp
Rainer
Matanzas
Bacchia Ravello
Cane Town
Mary Fink
Sagua
Et Campbell
Burk’s Island
Osseo
Gibara
Bernhard
Bahia
Schs
Glover
WH Hopkins
Cme
Thomas P Ball
Chilton
Montego Bay
Circassia
Campbell
Ems
Jungst
Bella Graham
Spain
Griffith
Edem
Taat
Amsterdam
Tower Hill
Archer
London
Servia
McKay
Polynesia
Kutin
Chateau Yquem
Journeil
Vordeaux
Ambrose
Jesson
Para
Caracas
Hopkins
Laguayra
Westernland
Randle
Normandie
Kersabbeec
Havre
Barks Elcho
Orelgren
Dem
Liberia
Crock
Norwich
Sarah Hunter
Mowry
St John
Hattie M Howes
Reno
Hutchinson
Libridge Gerry
Lewis
Annie A Holton
Aldridge
Wmeaseley
Beaseley
Salem
Kate Scranton
Eldridge
Kate Church
Enos
Henry Willis
Lindsley
Bradford
KM McLaughlin
Gallagher
Glenwood
Helen G King
Norwood
Jennie A Cheeney
Ames
Elizabeth Bert
H A Hunt
Henderson
Norfolk
Anna E Ketchum
Ketchum
Lancaster
Hand
Portsmouth
Ashland
Tunnell
Richmond
Stropshire
Washington
Achilles
Warrenton
Newburyport
Annie
Conlon
Seaward
Chester
Thompson
Aux Cayes
J S Watson
Marshall
James River
Anna L Atalford
Shaw
Lath
Francis L Godfrey
Niceto
Upgarte
Harrisburg
Albertson
Keston
Pioneer
Hines
Vasco de Gama
Olsen
Copenhagen
Irene
Yates
Cobb
Chase
Keeston
Aca
Rackett
Formosa
Haskell
Ernestine
Norton
Maine Central RR
Oliver Barrett
Roberts
Kensett
Curtis
Fostina
Philbrook
Sinbad
Strout
Judge Low
Crossman
Eastport
Cinderella
Nichols
Round Pond
W C Pendleton
Webbyer
Halloween
Carter
Wood Island
Susan
Geyer
Kate L Pray
Pray
Franklin
Bloomer
A H Lennox
G W Brown
Venilia
Titmouse
M Af Chase
Sch
Georgie
Holt
Send
Heinrich
Ramien
I¢Toria
Port Discovery
Southern
Hyne
Hinckley
Plymouth
Charles Cooper
Gray
Seaflower
Milliken
Port Johnson
Archer & Reeves
Simpson
Mary Louisa
Colfer
Albert W Smith
Annie E Moore
Sackett
Coxsacie
Berks
Adams
Witch Hezel
Arnold
S S Brown
Mott
John Jackson
Williams
Edwin
Nelson
Flower
Mack
Wyanoke
Elizabeth
Cottingham
Smith
Ellanora van Dusen
Godfrey
Annie Ainslie
McAndrews
Hamilton
Inman
Edith B Everman
Vannerman
Newaven
Berma
Moncton
Eaton
Grierson
Abby Warren
Lord
Newark
Mary Day
Pratt
Rockland
Hunter
Whidden
Jed F Duren
Noble
Red Beach
Lurotas
Shipping notices of vessels bound for New York and other ports
The list provides ship names and masters with origins and destinations including City of Boston Fairbairn Havre to New York on Aug 23 at 49 29 and 23. Wm H Starbuck Reed Plymouth East for New York on Aug 6 at 42 48. Bark Truro Sterling Hamburg for New York Sept 14 at 43 53 57 28. Bark Quebec Nelson Antwerp for New York Sept 16 about 250 miles east of Sandy Hook. Bark Sh Thoreson Rod from Philadelphia to Lisbon Sept 2 at 42 61 38. Bark Phison Cosulich from Portland Maine for Buenos Ayres Aug 23 at 85 30 N 66. Brig Pass By Coombes from Glasgow for St Johns NF Sept 4 at 50 3 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fairbairn
Havre
New York
Ang
Wm H Starbuck
Reed
Plymouth
Truro
Sterling
Hamburg
Quebec
Nelson
Antwerp
Sandy Hook
Thoreson
Rod
Philadelphia
Lisbon
Bark Phison
Cosulich
Portland
Buenos Ayres
Brig Pass
Coombes
Glasgow
St Johns
Sailor's Letter From Japan Sea Reports Seven Whales
A communication from Captain Lapham aboard the bark Europa, commanded by Baker of New Bedford, dated in the last days of July, notes the capture of seven whales during the voyage in the Japan Sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapham
Bark
Europa
Baker
New Bedford
Japan Sea
Government steamer Violet marks buoys at Beaufort
The government steamer Violet under McGinnis arrived in Beaufort North Carolina and marked the buoys. It reports 16 feet at low water on the bar and confirms stakes in Core Sound are in place. The steamer departs today for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaufort
Violet
Sept 17 Weather Observations at Boston Signal Station
Observations noted at United States Signal Station Boston at 7 AM local time, noon GMT, including wind southwest 8 felled, temperature 30.102 and 68.9, barometer readings, and guidance to correct ship instruments by adding one hundredth of an inch per ten feet altitude. Record mentions miniature almanac and high water on Sept 18 with moon phase and day length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Mometer
Lion
Port of Boston Arrivals and Departures Chronicle
Port of Boston reports arrival and passage notes for multiple ships including the Steamer Venetian from Liverpool and several brig and steamer movements. Encounters strong westerly winds and high seas early, calmer later with fog in the ice track. Lists vessels and destinations such as Thayer & Lincoln in Boston, Catalonia Sydney Liverpool, Aquatic St John NB for Marseilles, and numerous schooners, brigs, and steamers sailing to Portland Gloucester New York and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venetian
Trant
Liverpool
Thayer & Lincoln
Catalonia
Boston
Kansas
Alpha
Stanwood
Yarmouth
Todd Hall & Co
Star of the East
Collins
Bath
John Brooks
Snowman
Portland
City of Gloucester
Young
Gloucester
Carib
Perry
Flores
Western Islands
E A Adams
Carrie L. Lane
Acacia
Grady
St John
Athlete
Zink
Lunenburg
Anna
Brown
Hampton
Cygnet
Gould
Parrsboro
Kent
Calais
Mount Vernon
Freeby
Surry
McComiskey
Plymouth
Hard Chance
Bass
Brsehs Blanchet
Mahoney
Pictou
Delong & Seaman
Westfield
Hatheway & Co
Schs Aldine
Dennison
Jas L Sullivan
Eben Fisher
Reynolds, Co
A Bee & Co
Brsehs Canning Packet
Berry
Annapolis
Sarah Carlin
Carlin
Sydney
S J Golding
Annie Gale
Gale
Hattie M Bain
McDonald
Port Spain
Trinidad
Cotton & Haley
Hugh M. Rawding
Sandalphon
Harris
Bear River
H H Hyde
Charles F Williams
Fishermen Report Busy Week at Gloucester Port
From Our Correspondents Vinyard Haven and Gloucester report a bustling fish market with 69 arrivals for the week, including the large Commonwealth cargo of about 190 barrels. Prices held steady with mackerel mainly from North Bay and overall heavy codfish and halibut totals compared to the previous year. The Joseph Garland sprang a leak and returned. Mamie E Look arrived leaking with pumps choked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinyard Haven
Isaac Jackson
Welch
Hoboken
Boston
Ira D Sturgis
Nancy J Day
Dhs
Lexington
Priest
Clark’s Cove
Portland
Fleetwing
Maddox
Rockland
New York
Adam Bowlby
Bowden
Ellsworth
Rondont
Dolphin
Grover
Calais
All River
Elwood Burton
Jarvis
Gardiner
Philadelphia
Freddie L Porter
Dolley
Bath
Fortress Munroe
Hanniel
Ford
Newport
Gloucester
Edna
St John
Iva Belle
Empress
Bangor
Commodore Tucker
Lynn
Mamie E Look
Machias
William Thomas
Cohassett
Carrie H Spofford
Joseph Garland
Charles P Barrett
Schuyler Colfax
Grace Cradley
Farragut
Georges
Nellie N Davis
North Bay
William H Cross
James W Bradley
Shore
Emma
Eliza
Winged Arrow
New England
Commonwealth
Quero
Brown’s Bank
Western Bank
Lahone Bank
Greenland
Bank Halibuting
Day of
St Lawrence
Eastern Shore
Shipping ramps up on lakes with 40,000 tons of work
Shipping construction this year totals 40,000 tons with an investment of 2,500,000. The steel steamship Susquehanna launched at Buffalo by Union Dry Dock is the largest launched broadside in the country, measuring 322 feet long with a 40 foot beam and a 25 foot moulded depth. It will carry 29,000 tons of freight on a 1542 foot draught. Ongoing activity includes ships loading cargoes in New York for London or Antwerp and other vessels reporting collisions, groundings, and wrecks along routes from New York to Havana and Pensacola to Sagua. Several vessels are described as ashore, stranded, or damaged, with divers working to stop leaks and salvage efforts underway in Delaware, Philadelphia, and Newfoundland ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna
Buffalo
Union Dry Dock Company
Karoo
Munroe
New York
London
Antwerp
Charles H Marshall
Washington
Centennial
Calcutta
Newport
Sir Emma S Briggs
Augusta
Bath
Philadelphia
Blanche Henderson
Port Antonio
Newcastle Cove
Bordeaux
Lavarello Suocero
Ital
Demicheli
Pensacola
Zaritza
Damnberg
Newcastle
Shangae
John C Potter
Curtis
New Orleans
Barrscotia
Richards
Aspinwall
Southwest Pass
Horn Island
Norfolk
Minnie
J H Cannon
Horseshoe
Delaware River
Sch Db B Steelman
Charles Riley
Ridgewood Ark
Sch
James River
Horse Shoe
Proteus
Havana
Brunswick
Francisco Garguilo
Sagua
Boston
Enid
Fraguso Key
French Key
Bark Choice
Quebec
Greenock
Royal Yards
Fannie
Carthagena
Lewes
Del
Anita Berwind
Ratiler
St. Johns
Belle Isle
Liverpool
Lake Superior
Dominion
Oregon
Salem
Charles Lawrence
Taylor
Danversnort
Beverly Bridge
Multiport vessels report sailing and in port dates
A sweeping log lists ships in and out from Antwerp Buenos Aires Bristol Calcutta Cavarién Dunedin Denia Glasgow Genoa Hamburg New York Hoboken Kobe Lagun a Liverpool London Lisson Middlesboro Manila Matanzas Melbourne Port Antonio Progreso Porto Plata Queenstown Quebec Rio de Janeiro Southampton Santo Domingo Port Saint Catherine Stettin Shields St John Turks Island and other ports with sailings Aug to Sept, naming ships such as bark Bergenland steamer Ontario brig Americus steamer Austrian bark Justine H Ingersoll and more, noting in port and sailing statuses and dates including Sept 16 and Sept 11 across diverse routes and vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Bergenland
Beynon
New York
Buenos Ayres
John McDermott
Davis
Bristol
Ontario
Couch
Montreal
Baracoa
Rover
Calcutta
St Mildred
Scott
Caibarien
Americus
Patterson
Dunedin
Nettie
Lowry
DENIA
Neustra
Glasgow
Ambury
Boston
Genoa
Aurora
Jaccarino
New Orleans
Hamburg
California
Winckler
Cuxhaven
Wavana
Justine H Ingersoll
Peterson
Cien
Weis
Port Moody
Laguna
Ernest Elliot
Joseph Farwell
Schaefer
Wyer
Sargent
Ritchie
Northumbria
Bremner
Mobile
London
Hermon
Marvin
Lisson
Gloria
Premuda
Galatea
Wilkins
Newfoundland
Middlesboro
Harrogate
Manila
Mary L Cushing
Downs
Shanghai
United States
Penny, Bray, Inc
Steinvora
McIntosh
Liverpool
John M Blaikie
Faulkner
San Francisco
Mistletoe
Corning
Jas
Stone
Barstow
Matanzas
Progreso
Floridian
Winder
Aspinwall
Vera Cruz
Linn O’dee
Miller
Campency
Icarus
Toye
Scis Royalist
Fredup
Sth
Cefalu
Do Do
Porto Plato
Decorra
Kerry
Machias
Port de Paix
City of Pawtucket
Inagna
St Thomas
Queenstown
America
Grace
Britannic
Quebec
Siberian
Moore
Carthagenian
McNicol
Algema
Stewart
Sarmatian
Dublin
Sault Au Cochon
Resource
Bic
Resolut
Jacobsen
Cork
Saguenay
Magdalen River
Nestorian
Dalziel
Rio Janeiro
Millen
Satilla River
Young
Southampton
Eng
Saale
Bremen
ST Domingo
Trygve, Smith
Ee Azua
ST Catharine
Shipping movements list from various ports
A compiled log of ships and barks with origins destinations and captains across ports including Bombay, Bordeaux, Cork, Cowes, Dublin, Dun geness, Elmina Africa, Grangemouth, Hamburg, Isle of Wight, Liverpool, London, Lisbon, Land's End, Lizard, Oporto, Plymouth, PraWley Point, Sydney, St Vincent, and St Servan. Entries show vessel type, name, master, departure or arrival dates, and ports of call or destination such as San Francisco New York Philadelphia Quebec Boston Grimsby New Orleans Savannah and Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
King Centric
Calder
Liverpool
Bordeaux
Zaritza
Domneberg
Newcastle
Cork
Keswick
Gilliott
St John
Cowes
Niphon
New York
Dublin
St Paul
Hodgman
San Francisco
Dungeness
Sleive Bloom
Morris
Bremen
Philadelphia
Elmina
Africa
Nineveh
Crooye
Boston
Grangemouth
Martha
Gjertsen
Quebec
Eureka
Davis
Hamburg
Arizdne
Johanssen
Margarethe
Poppe
New Orleans
Isle OF Wight
Embleton
Paynton
Portland
Grimsby
Glen Grant
Russell
London
Mathilda
Hansen
Lisbon
Sunbeam
Hand
Land’s End
Anna
Menkens
Lizard
Maria Stoneman
Richan
Oporto
Sdi Bella Rosa
Bowden
St Johns
Plymouth
Caroline
Fitzwalter
Palestine
Emmons
Prawleypoint
Eastern Light
Jones
Sydney
Nsw
August Smith
Christensen
ST Vincent
Olsen
Savannah
Dernold
South Carolina
ST Servan
Ceylon
Mackerel Cargoes Reported at Port Hawkesbury on Sept 13
At Port Hawkesbury on September 13, fish boats from North Bay and local shippers reported cargoes of mackerel. Vessels include Fannie Orne Kimball with 162 barrels, Alice O Jordan and Warren with 298 barrels, Ethel Addie Dyer with 180 barrels, Henry Davis Orne with 100 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Hawkesbury
Fannie
Orne
Kimball
North Bay
Alice O Jordan
Warren
Ethel & Addie
Dyer
Henry Davis
Vast Maritime Movements Across U S Ports in September
A fragmented 19th century shipping log records vessels arriving and sailing from numerous Atlantic ports including Astoria Baltimore New York and Boston. Entries list bark Vallejo steamers Wm Lawrence Savannah and more along with schooners brig A J Pettengill and other ships, with destinations such as Queenstown New Orleans Philadelphia and Portland and dates around mid September.
Maritime movements and sailings across ports
A sweep of ships, barks, steamers, and schooners arriving and clearing at San Francisco San Pedro Seattle Savannah Tybee Wilmington and Wareham with vessels such as Clan Mackenzie Moriarty Lindhurst Earl Nemyss Modoc City of Macon Hesperia Union Velox and Ada Herbert listed among departures arrivals and quarantine statuses plus mail routing to Cuba and Mexico from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fagle
Anaconda
Morion
J C Nash
Velma
San Francisco
Yosemite
Saunders
Tacoma
Topgallant
Wickberg
Port Blakely
Moriarty
Phillips
Queenstown
Lady Elizabeth
Karran
San Pedro
Earl Nemyss
Colquhon
Sydney
Nsw
Seattle
Modoc
Peterson
San Diego
Savannah
William Crane
Foster
Baltimore
Elsie
St Vincent
Annie C Grace
Campbell
Philadelphia
Alfred Gibbs
Reinert
Sereta
Reis
Oporto
City of Macon
Boston
Harry Prescott
Brunswick
Tybee
Lancaster
Steeves
Leith
Hesperia
Nielson
Hamburg
Union
Staatham
Santos
Clara Pickens
Eddy
New York
Wilmington
Juga
Larsen
Buenos Ayres
Velox
Svenningen
Rio Janeiro
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Shipping notices for Pacific voyages from San Francisco
For Australia Fiji Islands New Zealand Samoan and Sandwich Islands, per steamer Mararoa from San Francisco Sept 25. For Society Islands per ship Tropic Bird from San Francisco Sept 30. For China Japan and the East Indies except British East Indies per steamer City of Rio Janeiro from San Francisco Sept 2.
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Boston Post Under New Management Marks Eight Page Revival
Reviewers applaud the Boston Post after its new proprietors promise typographic improvements. The eight page quarto format, new presses, and enhanced layout boost readability and align with a progressive era outlook. The Post gains praise for leadership and continued influence in New England journalism.
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